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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-22
The "BIind Man ELOQUENT.

Rev. w. H. Mlburn, the blind
preacher, known wherever the English
Language is spoken, as the "Blind
Man Eloquent" will reach this
city in a few days, and pro-
poses giving one or more lectures,
commencing some day next week, of
which The HERALD will give due no.
tiee.' A printed circular before us
gives a portrait of Mr.. Milburn, to.
gether with a brief biography of his
life, and large number of highly COM
plimentary notices Of opinions of dis.
tinguished people and the press. We
subjoin portion of his biography:
The Rev. William Henry Milburn.
was born In Philadelphia on the Goth
OF September, 1923. In early child
hood he lost the sight of one eye total
ly, and Of the other partially. He was
determined, however, to obtain good
education and fit himself for useful
ness In life; and his career affords a
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The Nulyiuis.

Fields theater was not so well filled
last evening as it should have been to
greet the reappearance Of the above
excellent amateur dramatic club. The
evenings entertainment was com.
menced by the recitation of an original
poem, entitled "TeXas, Our Home" 10y
the authoress, Mrs. Welthea f. Ora.
ham. The elocution of the lady was
very fine, and the poem-most beauti-
full in sentiment and language
rendered in II style and manner that
drew forth the warmest plaudits of the
entire house.
The drama of "remptationr was
well cast, and each character was well
portrayed. All seemed to understand
their parts and consequently there was
an agreeable lack of that "gagging' so
often resorted to by the novice or anna
teur, and, unfortunately, not unfre-
quently resorted to 10y professionals.
Mr.. Leachman, as "Mr. Granite" Joe
Booth rs "O'Bryan," and Mrs Gra-
ham as "Polly Bobolink," divi.
ded the honors of the even
Jug. lHS lcCltutlou vi SuauluS
O'Brien," by Mr. II. S. Druly, was
hardly touched with that spirit of fire
and enthusiasm which should have
characterized it. The recitation of
"The Maniac" by Joe. G. Booth, was
very fine, and possibly an improve
ment upon his heretofore excellent rem
dition of the same piece. "A 'Orrible
Tale" by Charley Harris was well told
This gentleman reminds lis in appear
ance ofSantley, the great English basso.
he came upon the stage with his guitar
in hand, a graceful curl on his fore
head, and possesses marked facial ex-
preston. His manner was graceful
and easy and he seemed at home on
the stage, receiving two encOres.
A most pernicious practice of "dead-
heading" prevails in this city, and the
sooner amateur associations, as well as
professionals, cease to listen to the
pleadings and opportunities of these
ticket fiends, the more successful,
financially, will their entertainments
become. The reporter last evening OBJ
served two young fellows pass i'm as
"dead-heads" who were no more en-
titled to ratuitous admission than they
are entitled to enter a mans store and
take his goods without pay. Young
men who can afford to put on so much
agony should certainly be able to pay
fifty cents or dollar to assist most
company in their efforts to
provide a few hours of pleasant enter
tainment for the public's amusement.
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MAY DAY.
Grand Picnic for All The Sunday
School Children.

On Monday evening last commit.
tee from each of nine different Sunday
schools in the city met in the Elm
street Presbyterian church to arrange
for Sunday school picnic After or
ganizing themselves into II committee
of the whole by calling Mr.. G. II. Ter
ry to the chair, and u. j. Anderson as
secretary, the following proceedings
were had
On motion, il was unanimously agreed
to have Sunday school picnic on the
first of May, in which all the Sunday
schools in the city and county are in
vited to join, regardless of denomi-
nations.
On motion, IL was agreed that we
have some short speeches from Sunday
school men and singing by the chill
dren, and one gentleman from each
school was appointed as Il committee
to superintend the singing, and John
M. Mccoy, Esq, to superintend the
speaking. Mr.. Mccoy was also agreed
upon rs the marshal of the day. 1t
was also agreed that the dinner be
basket one, and to be provided and
served up by the ladies, in their own
good way as best suits them, as upon
them the success of the entire arrange
ment depends.
On motion, one from each school was
appointed as committee to select
place, make other arrangements, and
publish their proceedings, together
with these minutes, in the daily and
weekly papers in the city.
The committee to whom was assign
ed the duty of selecting proper place
for the picnic to be held, and make
other arrangements, reported as fol-
lows:
The committee beg leave to report
that they have selected the place three
miles west of Dallas, Immediately on
the Texas and Pacific railroad, and
adopted the following programmes;
Each school is to assemble at the
Pacific depot promptly at half.past
eight O'Clock, to take their places in the
order of march in the cars, which leave
precisely at o'clock. When they
arrive at the place, they will march in
order to the grounds, distance of sew
eral hundred yards this is to prevent
and return in the same Or
der about o'clock in the evening.
Negotiations are being male with |
the superintendent of the railroad MS
to fare, which we think will not be |
more than ten cents for children and |
twenty-five cents for adults, the round |
trip. OF this, we hope to be able to
report definitely Sunday morning..
z. Il. HENDERSON,
secretary and Chairman of Committee.
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4 Mead Sea l,ntI,.
&C. A, kingsbury In Palestine Letters to
Forest and Stream.

&C. A, Kingsbury In Palestine Letters I,
Forest and Stream.
Reaching, at length, this mos
remarkable Of all the seas and lake,
on our globe, we prepared to take {
bath and such u bath | can hardly
expect ever to take again, | hud
previously bathed in numerous seas
lakes and rivers, but never did
enjoy such II bath as this The spe
cidc gravity Of the water is such
from its holding in solution so large
II proportion Of salts (twenty.six
and a half per cent? that one floats
upon its surface like II cork, AT the
time there was only Il gentle ripple
upon the sea, and, being II good
swimmer, | an once struck out into
deep water. soon found out that
| could not only swim and float with
wonderful ease, but that | could ac-
tually walk in the water, sinking
only to the arm-pits. Discovering
this fact ! made for the shore, and
taking DR., o., one Of our party who
could not swim, by the hand, led
him into the sea whore the water
was many fathoms deep. At first
he was very reluctant to follow me,
but soon gained confidence, on find
ing that there was no danger of
sinking, and he enjoyed the novel
bath as much as if he had been an
pertswimmcr. Should the bather
ALLOW the water to get into his eyes,
he would suffer considerable abate-
ment of his enjoyment, on account
of its extremely salt, bitter and
irritating nature. No fish can live
in this sea, but various kinds of
ducks abound here Mt certain sea-
sons of the year. The water was
as clear as ordinary sea water, its
temperature was agreeable, and it
had an oily feeling, and altogether
its action on the surface of the body
was such as to develop those pleas
urcabIe sensations pertaining to the
sense of touch, accompanied by the
most delightful exhilaration. OIL
all the baths in the world give me
y bath in the Dead Sea.
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Odl TolIows' rroccssion.

on the morning Of April Goth, nj
hnli'pu-f uiuc o'clock, Tie Odd Fol.
lows procession viii form on Austin
street between Main and Elm. The
lIue Of march win bc down Austin IL
Commerce street, down Commerce tn
Houston from Houston street up
Main 10 the market house; from
Main, by way Of Sycamore street, IL
Elm down elm to Austin. On Aus.
tin street. In front Of odd Fellows
hail. the Daughters Of Rebecca lodge
viii Join the procession, which will
march from there 10 Fields theater,
Colonel Mccoy grand marshal Of the
days u, j, Jett marshal oftho cucamp.
menl j, j. Good, marshal Of Dallas
lodge Barnett Gibbs, MARSHALL of Trinl.
~ lodge
There will be several addresses de-
llyered ut the hall, TO hear which the
ladies and gentlemen are respectfully
invited.
At night there will he grand ball
and supper at the court house. Tickets
Of admission can be procured 10y gen
tlemen from members of the Order or
at Pierce ~ Lye's,
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W +. Lyle ~ Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave to cnll the attention
of persons Wishing to purchase rcal estate to
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards In and outside OF
their office, under the respective heads OF
"lmprovod city Property" "NacNnt City
Lots" Farms" ana "Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots In the commercial center OF the
city. Also building lots, and n number OF
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter of the city, Also large tracts of wild
lands in Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides II number Of farms of various
sizes, including several large and highly im-
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
city of Dallas, 28Gdlm
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TANNEliILI, iObGE Ma up. ~. 6A.M
meets on the second and last SATURDAY even.
ings OF each month, at The Masonic Hgll.
h q. HOVER, WIN.
W,K. CoRElsu. Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No ll2 L. 4 n. NJ
ings of every month. AT lis baii over g. NJ
Wheut's store, on Main street.
" q CONNOR. w. M.
A,W, EowLtN. Secretary.
0ha FcI,nws.
Eureka Lodge, u. D., IA o. o. f., meets nj
| RphnrIsun Dolins rnnntv n,,nrW WaInas.
day evening. nd hnlGpnst o'clocE
is. FLOYD. Secretary, I' NM N'"'
pinGTt ~ ,,>,r, ,in,,,,,,,, ~, =. -
o. f., meets ON thG irst ana third Friday
| nuIg1'S III eacH iAonul, ~ lIS otid ftlluWs,
NIL Nlia',o,, y, ,,,, o,nu H. p' bOlN l, e. T.
| mMViT'% tNHhni SgIIue' ro,n
~, ~ 49,, iitNiN lIi,uh no. ~ l. ~ ~ r. meets
On ,oG Ity Wednesday, hlgnti ~ tne Oud rel
Nus, NAhoNsoN, secretary
TRINITY LODGE No. -- |. o. .. f., meets
every Monday nightat Odd Fellows hall.
AS, JET, NG.
ELI MCCONNELL, Secretary.
knights Of Pythins.
,,gr,,,, -, r,,>- ,,.,,,,
every Thursday EVENING. II. Wnrd p q.
n n Miars q ~. r - nn.r"u "iIn' " ~;
h r. Enslev NJ ~ prnlatn.p = Hans 81
Master NJ, Arms, I a; ALL o ~ - ii1 pn,
and = Tai" ~ ii ' ~ ~, M "
o. a w" ''''' - w. "' IT. "pi"'iey'
r,.,.,
Britantc society.
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A Gard.

w. &. Sickles & Co. continue the grocery
and provision business at 6l6 Elm street, II.
V. Tompkins' old stand. They also solicit
consignments from 81, Louis, Galveston and
other points, The old firm was dissolved on
the 10Th instant, Mr.. II. j, Edgerley dlspos-
ing of his interest to W. II. Coker. The
style of the firm will remain the same.
Goods will be delivered in the city free of
charge. w. G. SICKLE5,
5ldly w. II. COKER,
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rRLEGRiPH Markets,


klfrIinH siEiy days, huyIug, b. IN selling
pnlhiEuli nudt llllgt buylusi No. hHiluB
nllNml lli'ar buyiuW lih, srlliuB,
iillts steady, my INIT selected, ltri klps
calves nul stock, sailed, . 80 On dalu
Hsr.l ana glue tools 81 on hnht sailed SOLD
~ MAJ Wlll allowance Tor san wet sailed
selected, 40 butchers glrrn, lml'Vc,
lhNfhrO1Lt Aprl al,- Noon Cotton dul
bnl elsirr Middlug uplanus, 7iali OHpuus
Haa' -i' No Htrlyr, l-lui rhrnplf
mellow good ordinary del iFriHbir Ami Isl
,,NfW luNK Apiil 2i,-Npll opened 40 lll's
Money % per cont, Gold active but q lllll'
lower,
ESchnnge-Long 4 asi short q OOla
states qultt
Cotton dull, slles 7ln bales, uplands
10. soi Orleans, 1850,
Futures uprurl WrUk Ma, ~ l-lG@ljis ~
June lW elb 1907 jay, ldD-inaNsc'
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OH EAHS.

Il ann Offering TO the city
trade my large and complete
stock Of fancy and staple gro.
ceries, provisions and produce.
at the very lowest prices, and
make u speciality Of every
thing. Free delivery TO ac-
cOmnOdate customers. Please
give HIS - trial.
Respectfully. JOS. MENCXEAs.
Grocer, 6l0 Elm street,
Dallas.
305d3m
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Row on Him street.

A row occurred on ELM street last
evening between a wcll.knOwn auction
Ger and grocery merchant. John
claimed that he had sold nm East BAL
las grocer some flour on credit at three
dollars and half II sack, and that, in
order to delraud him, the East Dallas
man had sent the llour TO II relative on
Elm street, who was disposlng Of II ut
two dollars and half II sack. Think
lug that there was n rat In the flour
sack, John made an effort 20 secure
what was due him, and went 10 the
Elm street man and inquired II the
East Dallas mans acceptance would be
good as collateral for groceries. Re-
ceiving negative reply, harsh words
ensned, when policeman came up
and started with the beligerent par
ties TO the calaboose, On the way, the
quarrel was renewed, and John
struck the grocer with his open
hand. AS he struck, the grocers
mouth flew open, and Johns thumb
flew in, and never did hungry babe
hang on with more tenacity to u sugar
teat, than did the grocer TO poor Johns
thumb. With the assistance of the
policeman, the grocrr's mouth was
pried open, and Johns thumb re.
leased from its unpleasant and UNI
looked-for predicament. Both parties
gave bond, and will appear before his
honor this morning TO show cause
wherefore, why, etc. Something, dur
ing the melee, hit John in the eye, and
that beautiful optic now looks rs If it
was endcav0ring to run in opposition
to the new Lamar by being orna-
mented witha highly-colored mansard
covering,
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A valuable Iuvenfiau,

The most remarkable saving Invention
that has been Introduced lp the public b
Wilmpla Patent llnl non Heater II iauu
Improvement upon lnn pli system pf iron-
ing Ton eenlg win furnish fuel for day
ironing aud can be- nri in any part Of lhr
house without smoke aud heat rrioe M
FOR particulars regarding county aud state
rights, etc., appIy Ia n POTTER y Goa
b7d2w mI MHin street, Dullas
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Colonel HihhIer,s Cnse.

The above case was again continued
until to-day, on motion Of defendants
attorney. Colonel Stemmons, who has
given the case the utmost attention,
had sent to Jefferson for a volume OF
United States reports containing a de-
cision In case similar to that of his
clients. The book failed to arrive yes
terday, and hence the motion for con-
tinuance. 1t will certainly be received
this morning, and the case peremptori-
ly called at half-past one this afternoon.
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AFTER ALL, neither the bad writer,
the weary compositor, nor the vim
dictive proof-reader is always to
blame for newspaper errors. There
is an evil spirit who presides at
every printers case, and whispers
in his ear the word that reverses
the meaning of a sentence, and
makes it say precisely the opposi-
ton of what was intended. The
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FafnI Accident.

Lieutenant J. NJ. Starr, of the ninth
United States cavalry, was thrown
from a buggy, in Austin, on last Sat
urday evening, from the effects of
which he died on Monday. The de-
ceased was well known In this city,
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Hats Of all kinds aud styles u
panic prices NJ Pages
Yesterday was cold, raw and IN
comfortable for linen busters.
The Dunlap silk hat NJ Carpenters
under tho San Jnclnto.
Fresh groceries Of all kinds 70
sale cheap at John l'rotman " COS,
The firing pistols
especially AT lires, should be suppressed
Boots and shoes, In any style
made 10 order NJ the shortest notice ii
Pages.
Country produce, vegetables and
poultry always for sale by j. w, Trot
man a. Co.
She would not marry him. why,
Because he did not wear one of Ham
llton's hats.
Finest old Virginia chewing tobac
co just received by j, w, Trotmau
~ Co.
Why do the ladies Of Dallas look
10 sweet at theyoung men? Because
they wear Hainlton's hats.
The largest aud cheapest stock OF
straw hats In the city just received at
Pages, sos, Main street
The HERALD's reporter returns
thanks for an invitation to n hop at
the San Jacinto hotel tonight.
Why do the merchants of Dallas
look like New York merchants? Be
cause they get their hats Of Hamilton.
Joe Brennan, well known con-
tractor, arrived in the city yesterday.
1t Is rumored that the Central road will
make some changes in their road ut
this point, and that Mr.. Brennan has
the contract for the same.
-Yesterday-San Jacinto day-al-
though legal holiday, was not very
generally observed rs such. Both the
honorable district and city courts were
in session, while not Il single bank or
business house was closed,
-Messrs. Polser n Comerlord, at the
model stall, keep on hand the choicest
assortments of meats. When you visit
the market, look for the model stall,
and there make your purchases. Good
meats and reasonable prices.
Miss Lola Field, of Fort Worth, so
well known and so much beloved in
Dallas, was married on the 18th in
slant, to Frank w. Ball, Esq, of Fort
Worth. The best wishes of host of
friends in Dallas go out to Miss Lola.
The spelling match between the
lawyers and doctors comes off at the
court house this ev ening. The admit
lance is fifteen cents, and as the prof
its are to be devoted to the Union Mis-
sion Sunday school, there should be II
good attendance.
Mrs. Francis concert comes oil Mt
Fields theater Friday evening. The
funds are to be devoted to the erection of
an Episcopal church in Lawrence. The
best musical talent in Dallas will as
sist Mrs. Francis. Fields theater
should be crowded tomorrow even
ing.
The local of THE HERALD declines
to enter into any further controversy
with the editor of the Leader, for the
game is not worth the candle. His
garrulity is only equalled by his want
of veracity, and 10th are surpassed by
his responsibility. He is simply cor
ct preferred nihH
Mrs. Chestnut, on Lamar street,
adjoining the Episcopal church, invites
the attention of the ladies to her as
sortment of millinery. 1t embraces
all styles and qualities of goods, and
will repay visit. 1t is hardly neces-
sary to say that her prices are as mod.
crate as any house in the city.
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Personal.

Charley Smith, conductor on the
central, stopped over in this city last
night. He says that he prefers Dallas
TO Denison for alay-over place.
Judge II. Barksdale returned to
the city Tuesday night, from four
weeks sojourn at Hot Springs, much
improved, the reporter is happy to
state, in health and appearance.
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honor applied the financial gauge and
discovered that llry lrsr just about
eleven dollars V.nI.
The msfnf 81 Nmlermit Go
pbslruellug Jara finrf WH pufr
poned llll tomorrow rmUiu8 90 ten
O'clock,
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A fine new S5horse power engine and boiler
and two superior sets Of burrstones, with a
complete outfit of mill machnery--all new
and in perfect running order, offered for sale
Mt great bargain, for few days only, by
w. +. Lyle Il Co., No. 100 Lamar street.
I9dtf
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PIERCE a. LYLE,S

5O4 Main street, is the place to
get your wall paper. New pat
terms and styles received as is.
sued. Don't miss the place, or
you will forever regret il.
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aailg gerald,
lnuRsnM M0RANa ArnIL "
POIe sALIe.

ny residence, corner rarihn avenue
ana Houston streets, embrgring half
black ~ ground, Win - well finished
one'st0ry and basement r0ek-eoHereie
buiiding, and AIi accessory aui'buiid'
Lays, eie, A. early applicant may 49,
cure bargain,
JNO. W. sWiNDRLLs,
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GOLDSMITH, ROsENTHAL q co.'s,
7lli,lm street,
no MI roFA0Hs Win Diseased Eyoa-.
Partial and Total IIindnoss,

~ can got sufficient encouragement bS
lollrh Ia Justly mo 10 travel through TeXus
willogumine their eyoB carefully lur Nv,
dollars, aud all durable cases VIII warrant
curoor no pay, Address,
DH, Il, II. llYsLOP,
rhyfIcIun ana Ooulist, springs, ARK,
Please enclose letter stamp Tor tnoir an
HwpH, i2dlm'
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GO TO PIERCE a. LYLE'S

And see the celebrated Phila-
deIphia Rustic Shade, the best
and most beautiful in the mar
ket. Also u large stock of Ain-
en- and Holland Shades in
stock.
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A few more of those cheap railroad
tickets, which can be bought of John
son. Also, 500 tickets wanted. Office,
San Jacinto hotel.
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TIE Daily HERALD

win he iaund ou sale by The news
boys On all irains Of the Texas and
Rnd paeine railway, Rnd ~ ihe follow
isg news Stands 10 ihe city, ViN,i VI, u
franklin a 40, b0l Main street n, a.
star, Lamar sireet pierce - Lyle, bO7
Main street, nnd y. MeLihnre, Lam 70
street,
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Law Blanks or every description for sale
and printed TO order. ct this ONCE.
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Another Auempl 10 nreah JaiI.

An attempt was made lasl night by
the prisoners confined In the north
roam Of the jail 10 escape, and hut for
the vigilance Of The guards would M
donhlfdly have succeeded, Three NJ
the prisoners had succeeded In break
ing their shackles aud were endeayor-
ing 10 force The liars Of the iron graf
ing when they werpdiseOyered, MujQr
linrkley had The prisoners rehhaGklfl
aud all the r0omalhOroughly searched,
but no trace could be found Of the
means by which they were enRbled 10
break their chains, II N 10 he hoped
that the county court viii NJ no distant
day be brought TO sec the necessity Of u
new county jail.
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having been stationed here with the
eommisslon 10 purchase horses for The
government, aud by his uniform gen'
tlemaply department ana genial ma
lnre, had made many friends, Ills re-
mains will he sent ~ Medina, Orleans
county, New York, for inlerment
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Books and Badges for hands
Of Hope al FranIGlin's book
store, 500 Main street.

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Including the lei PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed AT Franltlin's book store,
5Ol Main street, Dallas.
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For CrOquets of the latest
styles and finest finish, go tn
FrankIin's book store, 5O1
Main street.
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TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.

, FOR sale at Common & Walkers. Pierce A.
yves BOOK store, and at the nall on The
evening OF the concert. Reserved seats az
eonnor q Walkers without extra charge, ~