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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-09
CENTENNIAL ODE By BAYARD TAY-
EOk.
July 4, 1879.
49,


TT.
Sun OF the stately Day,
Let Asia into the shadow diff,
Jet europe bask in thy rlpened ray,
Ln' oytr the sSrertpg ocean INT
4 brow OF broader splsndhrl
Give light to the eager eyes
OF the Land that waits TO behold thee rise;
The < adness of morning lend her,
With the triumph of noon attend her,
And the peace OF the vesper skies!
For 10! she comsth now
with hope on the lip and pride on the brow,
Stronger, and dearer, and fairer,
To smile or the love we bear her,
TO HE, a we dresued het and sought her,
Liberty s. latest datghtbr
10 the ciefts OF tile rocks, IN the secret places
We found her traces;
ON the hills, In the crash Of woods that fall,
We heard her cali;
When the lines of battle broke,
We saw her face in the fiery smoke;
Through toll, and anguish, and desolstion,
We followed, and found her
With the Grace of virgin nation
As a sacred zone around inert
Who shall rejoice,
With righteous voice,
Far heard through the ages, If not she?
For the menace is dumb that defied her,
The doubt is dea that denied her,
And she stands acknowledged, and strong
III.
All, bark! the solemn undertone
On every wind OF human story blown,
A lare, divinely-mOulded Fate
Questions the right and purpose of State,
And in its plan sublime
Our eras are the dust of Time.
The far-of Yesterday of power
Creeps back with stealthy feet,
Invsdes the lordsbip of the hour.
And at our banquet takes the unbid1en seat
From all unchronte ed and silent ages
Before the Failure first begot the Past,
Till History dared, at last,
To write eternal words on granite pages;
From Fgypt's tawny drift aud Assur's mound
And where, upltfted white and far,
Earth highest yearns to meet star,
And Man his manhood by the Ganges found
Imperial heads, of old millenHial sway,
And still by some pale splendor crowned,
Chill as corpse light in our full-orbed day,
In ghOstly grandeur rise
And say, through stony lips and vacant eyes
Thou that assertest freedom, power and fame,
''Declare to us thy clamp
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-09

On the shores of a Continent cast,
She won the inviOlate soil
By loss of heirloom of all the Past,
And faith in the royal right to TOLL
She planted homes on the savage sod:
Into the wilderness lone
She walked with fearless feet,
In her hand the divining-rod,
Till the veins of the mountains beat
With fire OF metal and force of stone!
She set the speed OF the river head
To turn the mills of her bread;
She drove her ploughshares deep
Through the prairie's thOusand-centurie'
sleep;
To the south, and West, and North,
She called Pathfinder forth,
Her faithful and sole companion,
Where the flushed Sierra, snOWy-sta AIRED,
Her way TO the sunset barred,
And the n9meleSs rivers in thunder and foam
CnannelIed the terrible canyoni
Nor paused, till her uttermost home
Was built, in the smile of softer sky
And the glory of beauty still to be,
Where the haunted waves of Asia die
On the strand of the worldwide sea!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-09

Bow down!
Doff thine eonian crown!
One hour forget
The glory, and recall the debt;
Make expiation,
OF humber mood,
For the pride of thine exultatton
Ger peril conquered and strife subdued!
But half the hight is Wrested
When victory yields her prize,
And half the marrow tested
When old Endurance dies.
In the sight of them that love thee,
Bow TO the Greater above thee!
He faiIeth not to S1nite
The idle ownership of Right,
Nor spares the sinews fresh from trial,
And virtue shooled in long denial,
The tests that wait for thee
In larger peTils of prosperity.
Here, at the Century's awful shrine,
Bow TO thy Fathers God-and thine!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-09

the gay sdventurer, who ia nJw, at the
beglnning.of the play, making love to
"JOvita" clandestiDely, is "Sandy'sI
betrayer. "Ssndy's" wife deceived him
as she did SANDY" and eloped with a
husband whom she had married even
before she knew "Ssndy." "Oakhurst,"
now settled in the neighborhood Of this
rancho, is ignorant Of "Sandy's" pres
ence there, as "Sandy" is OF his. He
met and admired "Jovita." She loved
him. He was willing to marry her. But
he could not ask her father for her, for,
besides being poor and unknown, soak,
hurst" has the additional misfortune.
which Mr.. Hsrte seems to consider
slight, of being professional gambler.
he belongs to the class that Crews rich
by gambling-the class that the world
despises, while it pities the gulls.
SANDY" is the nlesIs of promoting,
and ignOrantly, the love al
fair of "JOvitan and his deadly enemy,
John Oakhurst." He sssists "JOvits6
to leave the house, cOaceals her abse nee,
and makes easy her returnr He Goes
not know OF care who hgr Mysterious
lover is The entrances and exit 0;
''JoV..&n at last BrJU'e me u7li,iaaH Of:
her 1sLher. ne suspects "Sa45y" Of ae-
ing the lover, and charges him with If.
Sandy" is sent away IN disgrace, not
, 1876-07-30
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Spurgeon refuses to make visit 10
America.
DR.. Dc Koven preached in Elizabeth, N J.'
last Sunday.
Henry Varley, the Baptist EVANGELIST OF Lon
don, has recovered from severe illness.
The Rev. A. 7. vaudry, Catholic priest Of
New Orleans. has married, aud is sustained, II
is saia, By 500 people OF his parish in the viola
tion OF this established rule Of the Church.
The poet Whittier, who lives IN Amesoufg,
Mass, says that one of the first questions asked
him by Dom Pedro of Brazil was in reference TO
the Valley Of the Merrimac and the Whitehela
Church. This church bears the name OF the
First Presbyterian in Newburyport, ana was va
formed by N'hitcfeld 13o years ago me ouilu- ~
ing contains handsome marble monument u
the great reyivalist, and the new pastor nas
stirred his memory anew by earnest pfeacning,
which within two years has added more Inan
eighty persons to the communion.
DR.. Wordsworth, Bishop Of Lincoln, VINO 50
offended the Methodists Of England oy snStaln-
ing the Rector who refused to allow the tue OF
Reverend to be applied to Methodist ministet'
has made proposition for restoring the Aetn,
odists to the position which they held toWalo
the English Church under Wesley Is soclgIy
in and not separate from thai Churcn- ne
wishes to employ the Methodist clergy N read
, 1876-07-30
" OVER THE RIVER"

CHICAGO, July a7.-The following lines, writ
ten by Miss Priest, afterward Mrs. Wakefield,
who, at the early age of 80, died in 1870, have
been often reproduced since their first pubiica-
tion in August, 1857. They have the rare
charm, though, Of being ever new; and you will
confer favor on your readers by inserting them
in your Sunday issue. II read before, they will
be read again; and, if never read, should be;
for their Inspiration seems to carry us into the
presence of Angels, as does the telescope into
the home OF the stars For beautiful imagery
and wealth OF sweet sentiment, this touching
poem is without parallel. 4 cold and icono-
elastic philosophy may sneer, but its darknes
and doubt are poor exchange for that brighter
and better faith which lifts the soul and takes
hold on Heaven. The copy tnclose IS Of the
mem rs it was first printed. J. b. C.
, 1876-07-30
THE "R0UsEKEEPER" Of OUR HEALTH.

IIl 4lVlNAtEIk LII ~ WV 4@s*AA'S
The liver is the great depurgating, or blood
cleansing, organ of the system Set the great
housekeeper Of our health at work, and the foul
corruptions which gender in the blood and rot
out, as 1t were, the machinery Of life, are grad-
ua1ly expelled from the system. For this pur-
pose DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
with small daily doses of Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, are pre-eminently the articles
needed. They cure every kind Of humor, from
the worst scrofula to the common pimple,
blotch, or eruption Great eating ulcers kindly
heal under their mighty curative influence
Virulent blood-poisons that 1urk IN the system
are by them robbed Of their terrors; and, BY
their perse7ering and somewhat protracted use,
the most tainted system may be completely
renovated and built-up anew. Enlarged glands,
tumors, and swellings d~indle away and disap-
near under the influence Of these great resol-
vents. Sold By all dealers in medicines.
aClaude, a child about years old, was great
II afflicted with sores bis legs and feet, 80 that
he could not wear his shoes and stockings. Had
2 ereat deal of trouble with him. Had tried
many remedies Intellectually. At last We tried
the Golden Medical Discovery, and in about
three weeks he was entirely cured, his sores
were all healed, and health much improved
respectfully yours, j. ". BOYER.
s.vEzxu1loa. Edgar Co., ILL.,. Jan. %. 1875"
, 1876-07-30

Montreal D5fp0Ec1 70 TORONTO CI0be.
A sad occurrence happened to-day in the
death Of Mr.. Ed Joseph, OF the firm OF u. Kor.
tosk & Co., St. Paul street, from the bite OF
some insect It appears that while driving on
Sunday afternoon last he felt something which
be supposed to be ay on bis upper lip, and
paid no attention to the matter at the time, but
some hours afterward his lip began to sw'-l a:'.'
became very much inaamed- ID da:
the swelling extended to his face IT.
quently to his body. He took to Lis
Wednesday, but his friends did not ai,ii...~
fatal results until this morning, when t4c bc-
came delrious. Bis death took Dlaae 4 3
o'clock.
, 1876-07-30

The Rev II. G. Perry viii preach at All Saints
Church, corner OF Carpenter aud Ohio streets,
morning and evening.
The Rev. B. A. Rogers will preach at the
Church OF tile Epiphany this morning.
The Rev. DR.. Cushman will preach at St.
James Church, corner OF Cass and Huron streets,
morning and evening. 4. ". Mann will hold ser
vice at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
The Rev. Theodore j. Brookes will otflctate at
1O:45 g. N. and 7:45 p. m. in Trinity Church, cor
ner Michigan avenue and Twenty sixth street.
The Rev. G. C. Street will oflciate at 10:45
and a n il the chn5h ana R9bav R M
Divine services will be held at 10:30 a.. m. and
D. m. in Calvary Church, Warren avenue, between
oksy @ e. ena " Noll 5 ocate at 1o45
q. M and 7:45 p. III. In the Church Of the Holy
Communion. South Dearborn street, between
twenty ninth and Thirtieth streets.
md evening At the Cathedral Of S. Peter and Paul.
corner con West Washington and Peoria streets.
Morning prayer at $3.50; litany, sermon. and Com
nun;on at 10:45; evening prayer at :45.
Prayer, sermon, and Communion at 10:45;
evening prayer at 7:45; choral service at the
Church Of the Ascension, corner Elm and North
The Rev. Dr.. Cushman oticiates this morning
and evening at St. Stephens Church, on johnson
street, between Taylor and Twelfth.
METHoD1sT.
The Rev. Dr.. Jewett will preach at the First
Church this meIning Subject: 'christianity 1nd
Modern Thought. 49,
The Rev John Williamson will preach at the
Wabash Avenue Church morning and evening.
Morning subject: - Satisfaction,
-The Rev. n L. Vorhies will preach at the
Free Church, corner Of May and Fulton Streets
olT]nE The Kew sea John atkinson will preach at
a, N. and .. m. in Grace Church, corner North
LaSalle and White streeta. IN,
The Rev. S. Brush, D.. D., OF Te1as, VIII
preach morning and evening in Centenary Church.
Monroe street. near Morgan, ,,,o.1
The Rev ur. Tiffany will preach At lo:4o ..
N. and 8 .. m. In Trinity Church, Indiana AVE-
nue., near Twenty fourth street.
The Rev. 3. 8. Cantins will preach at lo:ao r.
, 1876-07-30
DIRGE.

Out far West where the sunset dyes
With pencilingB OF gold the skies,
Mid the silent hills, Custer liest
Mourn for the fallen brnve;
Weep by the lonely grave
Ger 1t place this glorious device:
He died Nations eacrince-
Great chieftain Of the golden hatr,
Proud soldier, stranger unto fear,
One OF the few we cuuld mot spare,
Thou Of the fion heart,
Swift rs the arrows dart.
In battle grand, fearless. and strong.
Thy name shn1l live III stotied song.
GLAND OF voiceless solitude.
Ger thy expansive plains will brood
A Nations sorrow; and thy rude,
Dusky warriors shall bleed
And die for this foul deed:
A race resistleys as the flow
OF Ocean writhes beneath the blow.
JAxxs LAvA1LH.
, 1876-07-30
Brother Roseva]ley Gnterrupting}-You want


Brother Roseva]ley (interrupting)- want
Brother Frankcl-Brother Roscvally wants
careful lest lie stumble. I pray God to teach
Brother Rosevalley the ways Of grace. and to
give him more humility and courtesy. I've want
more humility, and to pay more attention to
spiritual matters.
Brother Rosevallcy-Five months ago came
here fricndlcss and started these conversion
meetings, and Brother Frankcl was the first to
ask by whose authority l held them. Why
were not these meetings held before, and WHY
90 these converts now come and disturb them
lMsr17ment and applause.] We must not lose
time to them and nobody can say am paid for
it. Brother Frankel says he has been working
IN the cause for thirty years. What has he
done, and what is he up to?
:. brother = Nathans then made an address in
taVor OF Brother Roseyalley's plan, and, ad-
dressing himself to the young man who had
been the cause OF all the disturbance, quoted to
INN numerous passages in Hebrew from the
Frayer-Book, Bible, and Talmud, to prove that
Christianity was true Judaism. He said: 1--WE
arc not Jews who have forsakcn Judaism; VIC
call ourselves still Jews and are proud Of the
name. myself was Jewish rabbi, and I thank
my brethren that they thought me important
enough to attack in the NEWSPAPERS. tLaughter
and cries Of "God bless brother Nathans.n1
love the Jews. Why, Christ was Jew. God
bless the Jews. I love them better than ever. I
never was true Jew until l became Chris
tian.'' Mr.. Natians claimed that the Hebrew
word "schod ~ does not mean tone" but
unitcd,' and said that wherever It occurred in
the Jewish liturgy it was an admission Of the
plurality of the Godhcad. Hear, 0 Israel, the
Lord our God, the Lord is one" should read
Hear, 0 Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is
united" He aided that he could quote from
$50 Jewish works which acknowledge the
Trinity.
Mr.. Nathans' address ended the proceedings.
It had no effect upon the young man at whom it
was pointed. At its conclusion the youth left,
and was followed by oneaof the congregation,
who asked if he might come and see him. The
young man said yes, and gave him his address,
with cordial invitation to call, adding, how
ever, I can tell you this, you can't convert q
Jew. Jews are not to be converted"
, 1876-07-30

It is said that the Woman's Foreign Mission
ary Societies Of this country contributed last
wear $500, 200 to foreign missions.
Tic 700 Congregational churches in 116 have
increased to near $500; the membership from
number unknown to about $50, 900.
The third annual meeting of the Protestant
Episcopal Church Congress will take place IN
the City OF Boston, commencing Nov. L. Inc
Bishop Of Massachusetts Is expected to PRESIDE.
A pilgrimage Of American Catholics to Rome
is being arranged for, to take place in June,
1877. to celebrate the Pope's Episcopal Jubilee,
which will occur in that month. The Xavier
, 1876-07-30

ing the Scriptures, in public prayer and praise,
minstration OF baptism and communion to the
ordained clergy Of the English Church. He in
yites the Methodist ministers to take this stand
at once in their own churches, while they trust
their people to the Church OF England clergy to
give them the sacraments until they themselves
receive ordination from the English Bishops. It
is worthy of remark that while Bishop Words
worth brings forward this plan OF reunion the
Bishop Of Ki1morc has presided at a Primitive
Methodist Conference in Dublin. What view
the English Wesleyans generally take Of these
movements the accounts do not say.
, 1876-07-30
THE GAME EOF CHESS

CHESS DIRECTORY. Chicago Chess Club. Eoa &
and 65 Washington street; open from 4. u- to
10 p. N. Chess players meet daly at the fremont
House tExchangc) and the Sherman House (Ease
ment).
All communications intended for this department.
should be addressed to THE Tn1nuSE, and indorssd
"Chess"
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
'G. E. P."-Problcm No. 3B Is 3-1noec posi-.
tion.
''Katy.'-In the printed status OF Problem No,
81 your solution, though incorrect, il as good -
any.
''F. r." Lemont, 11l+--Agncll's 'sBook sl
Chess'' Is good one for beginners, and will teach
sou all you wish to earu about cncss notation. II
can be ordered through any bookstore.
Correct solution to Problem No. IS received
from C. Dreier, E. Darbe, E. S. Watts, Dexter,
and Fl. Powell, city; ]. E. Robinson, Winona,
a1inn.; H. 5. Miller, Ames, H. +; C. G., Colum-
bus, o.
PROBLEM NO. 81.
HY xR. r. AEALET.
pf1n
, 1876-07-30

(a) This il considered a weak move, to RI
being the correct play.
III The key move Of the combination which
results quickly In severe loss to his antagonist
(c) II he play his 1t anywhere else he must a'
lcaet lo+c the exchange and the Pawn. leaving
Black certainly won game.
az This has been very finely played sos, ane
gives him an nnquestioncd superiority. wh'et
makes the resignation Of White oulJ questlon -
time.
, 1876-07-30
BREVITIES.

LuE Eugl1Su " ESICti4lS EGuC!AAAS LaA@ W bA&oV
movements the accounts do not say.
BREVITIES.
The Philadelphia Bulletin accounts for squeak
ing Sunday boots by saying, sit is because their
soles haven't been aisled for awcek."
Yesterday on Canal street a member OF -
church inadvertently stepped on banana skin,
and, as he skated of to the gutter, he knocked
great chunks out of the third commandment
Nco Orleans Picayune.
A debtor, severely questioned as to the reason
of his not paying just debt, replied: "Solo-
mon was very wise man and Samson very
strong one; but neither Ut 'em could pay his
debts without money"
The Boston Globe proposes that sBoston's
Young Mems Christian Association" " could be
cut down to "Bymca,' but has been met BY the
counter proposition that Daily aud Weekly Glote
should be composed into "Dawg."
Mistress Glow Church) to follower discovered
in the kitchen on Sunday" Now it is getting
unless you'd both like to come up stairs with
me, and III read you sermon !''-Punch.
He was too solemn preacher; he didn't suit
in Nevada. The Chairman Of tile Farewell Com
mittee expressed it we'll: said he, "Now you
can git, pard; we amt agin religion out here,
and It riles us to see feller spilin' it. Git"
'Maria," said the pious husband "them
"NAeu Snltus ate at,o"S 1tSa ~ o,. su1.ua ~; ~
sirE the dor IN their chickens, The Judgment
of Hcayen must be visited on lem in some way.n
Terre Haute Express: "Harlk! hear an angel
sing" sang young man in IN outslde-township
school exhibition. 7'Ho, 'taint," shouted an old
~ tdtnei ~ one =. ,;t, ~ un t =, ~, J ~
man broke down and 611it.
p.oa,-,,, 49,, ,,ho ,r,s !. -+oa ,, ,os+
nrGoklym , e TT mnp was tp .he ., ,;a =,
lctdeE 10 er otes t sue Me9ee rl u hmt ~ dnn't
possln,s TO Jr u TaIy y bnt %
say III m u 49, M Iaa nnt an9a' ~ - VI"
"urs Henry, said John. the other evening,
are you lke luz aao 10 1u ha nnsn ardIv dIv
time to save himself By quotation t about il
r;annna, T;+ns1 1
y hep' W it'ii'se'1' o''te'"''"'' 1''e'
- p.';1 .n,.a ~ ~ o,,re" ~ hav;n't
"etA, "sle lah!ns onS w. tt :. ha1,o
tessoS y . a9t h ~ In tus ~ ohssa IL
+e8t rom Timofhr 4th rhontrr 7th verse: II
hars Io fo,,at n9d 1t eht ave ~ nsbed NV
.anree na,r .oasn' = soou ""'e 4n'|''o ''A'
coufSe.
San Antonio Herald: Yesterday morning a
eeIeael alne9 w. one - ns1 pIpls'
@ mo Sesueu ~; ~ 't - 1;tti 1,ars,h ~,
~ na1 got ~ loes ae a;d q W. bet
i.,e ana peppeFm,1'nt oont 90 1t no gooo' fecAon
It's worms"
At Methodist conference in Canada some
time ago rather dull sermon was preached by
minister named steer. Ihe Kcv. W. =. ecott,
one VI INC pest hno" ntln9 "a s4 canautau
clergyncn," on Deng asked Wnat ne tnought o.
tue preacher and the Sermon feplleo: An
La Last News from the Spirit world-Medium:
, 1876-07-30

And BIxCK fe4tehEQ- (UJ
{a) Hc dare mol capture the HOOK IN lii pEe1ens
position
fb) Well played, winning piece or ths e1"
tcj lie has been mnneuvering for this for num-
ber Of moves past. ~
id1 He had no option. II Black p1sy as Q taket
l.. then rs. the Bishop must fall leaving him =
Kuok behind. II Is takes B, then :G..Q
takes Il T. and wins In few moves.
, 1876-07-30
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

july 30-Seventh Sunday after Trinity.
CATHOLIC.
July 30-Eighth Sunday after Penteeost.
JUN 31--St. Ignatius OF Loyola. c.
aug. l-St, Peters Chains; the Aachabces, MN.
4iug. 2-St. Alphonsns Liguori, B. T. D.: St.
Shcphen, P. u.
Aug. 3-Finding OF the body Of St. Stephen. Pro-
tomartyr.
L1uQ. 4-St. Dominic, C..
dug 5-Dcdication Of St. Mary Major.
, 1876-07-30


The following games were played in the Pcsta1
Card Tourney United States ys. Canada, betweeA
Mcssrs r. o'Farrel. Of Hartford. Conn.,, and H.
Northcote, OF Toronto. The uotcs are 3rom thf
, 1876-07-30
White.
White to play and mate In two moves.

ORRECTION--.* PROBLEM NO. IL"
For the first time since the commencement Of It.
chess department THE TRIBUNE apologies for the
appearance OF an unsound problem in its columns.
On comparing Problem No. 81 again with the orig
inal it ia found that glarng error has been made.
4 Black Pawn should be added vt X kt , to per-
feet it. The solution will b. given next week. In
this connection, - Dexter" &C. D.. Nv H. o..
t.R. NJ and other 'e1aspcratcd. desperate
men q" are informed that the scalp Of the person
lately in charge of this department has already been
taken. and Is now on view at the summit OF the
Shot Tower.
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS. \

Thursday nigh. the Osceola Literary
and Dramatic Association gave another
performance. The entertainment con,
sisted of the following programme
"Poetical recitation, The Charge OF
the Light Brigade" by NJ. Heinz
GLOW Not to Get in Answer" Miss
Adah Pcttey and Miss Lizzie Barron ;
the three-act comedy, "The Rent Day;
"Call her back and ksss her," Ed. Goss;
"Jonah, he war, hic, Eat up by the
Whale" by Mr.. Henry Cook; and the
laughable farce "Bownce Hymn, by the
company.
Considering the very short space OF
time, given by the manager In which
to prepare, in connection with The fact
that the members of the association,
and particularly those cast as above,
have but little leisure which they can
call their own, we were surprised at
the excellency of their performance,
and yet they were subject to criticism;
and under other circumstances we should
feel inclined to make a few pointed
remarks, but will refrain, in the o c
that the manager (who, by the way,
was so i'll as to be unable to attend TO
his dutics), will, in the future, bring
the boys up to a higher degree oi
training before presenting them before
the public. OF course this does not
apply to all some enacted their role
to perfection, and received merited ap-
plause. The rendition Of Crumbs by
Mr., Heinz, Martin Haywood by Capt
Semmes, Silver Jack by Mr.. Parry
Mrs. Haywood by Mrs. Semmes, ant
Polly Briggs by Miss Lizzie Barr on
in Rent Day, was good, but too loud
and frequent PrOmPtings to the sup
porters somewhat; marred the effect o.
the entire play. The song, "Call heT
back ana kiss her." by Mr.. Ed. Gossl
was, so far as notes and rules governing
music are concerned, all q. H., bu,
wan, of an accompaniment to tone tn c
voice was sadly felt. Mr.. Henry Cook:
modern discourse upon the subject o'
"Jonah. he war, (hic) cat up by the
whale" was happy and successful
effort, and brought down the house
"Handy Andy" and "Raising tn:
Wind" are cast for the next performs
ance due notice of time Of rendition
will be given.