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OFFICIAL REPORT N. Z. lHNTYG STOCK tx
CHANGE BALES AUGUST %. 1878
sRCONp CALL O'CLOCK
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 9s-P. NJ

WEDNESDAY, Aug. 29-P. NJ
The principal lesson taught by tO-day's stock
market was that email decline in prices fails to ln-
crease the trading interest On decline right
through the list of speculative stocks ranging from
4tO III per cont, the business of the day I7oeOO
shares only exceeds tho average OF the previous
two days about 5000 shares. 1t Is now pretty
clearly demonstrated that if the leaders want an
active market they must first distribute some OF
their holdings. As ali attempts TO distribute shafes
atprees Of their own fixing have failed, it seems as
III would be- good speculative Judgment to permit
the boys 10 have few at their own prices But
Perhaps We are In error in suppOsing there Is
asy desire to sell; IL may be that the
vast blocks of stocks which arc being carried
On easy money have been purchased for permanent
Investments, although the continuous efforts to ma
npulate the market do not favor such an idea. For
Instance, the plan formed last evening TO take the
price Of Central above 112 to-day, and upon the
movement to got mp a little excitement in Dake
Shore and Western Union stocks, does not indicate
desire TO hold the securities forever. That the
Programme on Central and Hudson failed. was
due entirely to the fact that at 1l2 too large a
Deek Of stock suddenly became visible, and the IN
tended movement ended in nansht except that
some one got 111a0112 for about 1900 shares OF
The stock Of a company which, Mr. vanderbilt
says has been carrying freight at 90 mills ton
mile. while cent ton q mile Is required to
make fair return upon invested capital"
Lake Shore seemingly was traded in 70 q trifing
greater extent than usual Of late-the transaction
amounting to 10000 shares-but II was noticeable
that the buyers and sellers were the sane who have
covered the field for days. and that the decline from
oektO e5Ss attracted as little general attention as
eiethe recent advance. Michigan Central slipped
away per cent TO 90 without remark. and Erie was
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CUPREME COURT of the Sad of New-

GUPREME COURT of the State OF New
OYork-HsarY O'Dosael against William ksly Ia9mss
Cannon Annie NJ GAnnon, bis VILE Ueorse ". hi mi
Iaae Rrstow Joan DcSny the people - TIE state ~ New
YORK, Enn Haas Dasiel Rabipsans Charles X CAnitns
THOMAS r. Greer Thomas Nolan Oyer H. Bcoth auira r.
Hsrbottle Joseph L. D. Lyons trnses hssve yeln e,ny
NasS4r Goldman J. NesSn Lnckeys bernard tahns
Eugeue ~ Belt Eraneis ". Williams AlexAnaer q blacks
Richard AorFfs tho Bank OF ef orr anOoai anhhf -
socatioa McCann. the Frt National nank 20 Ier
sew Clty the NewHaven Copper Company. -Sunnlqls--
Place n trial CIV " New orklO The above
named detendan Y0a hereby sInanned 20 answer the
complaint this gctinn, and % coN gIfer aoFer
de within twenty ass aiier the erfles
on ths SUMMONS exclusive Of the dy % stie s ~ esa
Of vour failure appear ludgnrat vii ~ taken
agsust Yum bf defif ar s feL demanded In the COM
ulalnt. Dafcd Nav -. 1873
F GF0RGE W. McADAM, Pfainiirs Attorney,
Posi- Oeee address and Onaec Ma. IL Cbau,beTsss.
To william Kelly, Thomas Cannon and ANNE n. 1annons
bs wife Tho tore served Dy pub
licaOl parsuant 70 An oreE u u0n Ahis DAe ~.
Iustee IL Court % the 5ate VI New erk dated
M ,d aaV Iuiy 1874 with tbo complains IN ha
Ones Of tie Cefk the CiJy Cosy % OK - NE
Curt fn Dated YORK - ITO
GEORGE W, McADAM Pts'"fsrs Auornry.
Jy25 lzS6Wgh
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Total sales for the day
s6S = seller 60 days.
,oslSG PRICES oy PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
80 rRANclsoo cLosINe racEs OF .nNNa sTooks

The business in Government bonds continues
light the transactions to-day amounted TO $2i4-
40 per cents at 1914 and $4,000 registered 4l2s
at 1O334. Prices, however, are firm all around.
The District of Columbia 3-6Js were pressed for
sale. about 100000 changing hands at 80. An
nexed are the closing quotations:
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In the attcr Of application Of the Attorney General SGT
THE NETWORK STATE LIFE Insurance CON
PANY.
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In the matter OF application of the AttoeTGensra a
THE RESERVE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON.
PANY
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In the Of the application Of the ag
THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT LGPE IN
sURANCE COMPANY.
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There is no change for the better to report in
money. If anything, to-day the supply was more
abundant than ever at the Stock Exchange. Dis
counts rule at 312a,l per cent. The United States
Treasurer at Washington to-day received SI2O,OOO
National bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts were $500, 900, and internal revenue re-
GENTS S3l5.OO0. The following IS the Clearing
Honse statenent to-day: Currency exchanges,
$3S, 613612 currency balances 9Z,43 We goiu
Exchanges SIS, $50, 1875 +; gold balances, $79SOG2.
AZ the London Stock Exchange the market
opened better for both British eonsols ana Opiteu
States bOntls but later cOnsols for money lost tue
advance and closed at 949i6s being quoted 94Ss tor
fbe account United States bonds ranged l2s at
1895 at 1O6ssl0 O67s, and 1O-40s at 1857 lOSis;
Erie rose TO II and the preferred TO so: CehtThi
of Now-Jersey was quoted at infis Rent 90
ENGLAND to-day gained ES, 600 bullion on balance.
RaT silver was quoted at 32l4d. per ounce Eng-
lsh standard. IN Paris French I'VE per cent renIeS
onened at IL so, and advanced TO ll2.TI2 -,
The following securities to-day were SOLD at the
Exchange SalesrOOm
shares metropolitan GaSIAsht Com,
si2o metropolitan S Gas Light company ;eTiRiO2'a
70 shares safe Deposit Company Of New ,roI,a1la
5000 'hs5ss Bertha ana h share
a. 600 cet1sI frast Conway OsTtilcsio Of
inaton and Pekin Railroad LIST mort
gage bonds October ], 1874. coupons
5000 oSatiai Trust Goa1any of5tasais Of
ana western rl IS9a a aSa5 5Sssato
4stsres MuDicIpal Gas Light Company Of o7,
IN sbsTs. pgplex Gas saving aud ERricb-
ing Machine Company for $3.50. 800
100 shares Minnesota ana M, hl"s y, y 9Ie.s.s
and Milwaukee Sd mortgage BONDS Goa
10 shares lST seSsSad Avenue Railroad CON-,
20 .h RaRs Pisii7 Sirc Insurance. GomOany
A .s q %shtS insar4ace conpapy..iS0
10 sssros Atlantic Insurance Company lVV .
Tha GROSS earnings of the following named rail-
roads are reported to-day:
CHICAGO AND ALTON.
1877 1873. Increase.
,r.,.s ,v.sr ~ Aurnst m siaI,9ls sl4S074 s2l,d65l
isnnsrS 10 August 2l...27lO,OSo 2sol'4OA AoA'SoS
sr LOUIS, kansas CITY AND NORTHERN
1877. 1873 Increase s
Ir 10 Aper 81 20 49,. 26GelS5 2l42I5S zl4'zoe
The Union Pacific Railroad reports it's business
Cor the quarter ended June 80, 1878. as follows;
Gross EarpingS Expense net ~, EaF 7aa IA
Asy.. i.g 9Ssssi Is 4 1S5S Il SsSd7S14
ro... So S97 500 IS l.tsSO7O 81 si's44s Cs u
The receipts of flour and grain at the prlnc'pai
Atlantic ports this 28th day of August we're;
New-YorR.
v,.,, mis- by iso ii $50 ieIa 4577 s6SO 4,Sso
49,, ,n.D es 800 1890 -. Iees79 eg7o0 sS 590
Corn 4S4S99 '''''' 400 5sSS ISIS
rive 6Ish. 1864 64t6 DIV zoo
Barley. bush. 1850 l2O5 &C.,. .....- ~lOO
To,aa bu4n s2S. i5G sl22ls .... is44sl $4,000 1859
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THE MONEY MARKET.

,-,,z Report NJ y STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
oIS'''4 WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %, 1878
c.rY-1OIs oycTOCH A. n
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Dnslness GhGnres.
legal Monies.


NETWORK SUPREME COURT, City and
IN County OF New YOrk-HESRY MORGAN, EDWARD
MORGAN CHA 3IES T. BUTLER, a. Executors OF tie
last win ami testament OF LUCINDA LEE MORGAN, do
ceased Plaintiffs against ALGERNON 5: SULLIVAN, Pub
Administrator in the city OF New York % Administrator
of the goods. chattels and credits which we're o.
TOINETTE WITTIIAUS, widow Of said Rndoph
known as Rudolph a. WItthaus tunior MARIE T. WITT
HAUS, PAULINE ANTOINEErB ROSALDS, SARAH J.
DUNBAR and STILES W. JUDSON, Defendants.-Sun-
mons-To the named defendants YOu are hereby
Honed complaint IN THIS aeiOnt AM To
cOpy PLANTING attorneys within twehtg
OF this summons exclusive OF tho day ~
service In failure u appear or answer aR
ment will AGAINST you by aean Tor the Tlei do
manded An the communicated Newly ofs. Jay u. 1878.
ESARrS, SOUTHMAND CHOATE. PLlIntts AttOracys-
Once address, No. 81 Wast, NoW1Ork ely
To MARIE r. WITrHAUS aud PAULINE ANlOtN-
ETTE MAIDS; The foregoing summons Is served upon
publesan puruAnt n order ~ The non Chafes
Daniels OF thu Justices o. the Supreme cut % The Stsfe
OF Ne1YORk dated the Esd day Of Jolly Is y and mel with
complaint this action the Office Of The Clerk OF ts
City and County OF NeNlOrk at the County Court Hons 70
'"' N''' ~ EVARTs, soUTHMAYD & CHoATE,
Jy25 IawewTh Pllniins' Attorgeys.
CUPREME COURT.
- In the matter Of the application Of the AttoneySnefd
agt
THE GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE Insurance. COM
PANY
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WRIST CALL-1OA
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1--we STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Aug 2s-CETTlE-ReceiPts to-day, 945l head
tor the week thus far head for the same ae aat
week 6695 increase for tho week thus Iar ~ ear
ri market actlVu and bSef
Tor shippers grades sales at "a 7o9S 10 supply haray
sousI hi te demand Butchers ana stOckeEs "
tTT AfehsrS Erades al IS 20 Ss4 25 StockeT ~ zoe
az as; Dairy good demand a. 5JSS4Oi EAA SsO'
[eals besf "a gO3s6 Heavy, 50 5Oe&4-
sHxEP AyD LAMHs-RseePta to-day, 400 hsaa Tor We
,eeE tbns Tar head for the Time last week,
II IO5 head through CONSIGNMENT II cars market 0der
afeIy active prices unchanged; Western sheep Commo
"a SOaSI Good 50 50GS4 rs choice lots offered thohsh
fbeg are In dgInand; Canada lambs 50 l0GS5 20:
To1s-seepts today 1915 head for the week Lhus hf
~ ls6 heaa for time last week, lSsZe bead;
through gnmcnt 81 cars Harke, nr TOT Ed Us
obers 0uiet lew good Hogs offered 1orkefs tsr - ave
"a 30 HEAVY 81 o6SI 70 Inferior lots 81 l0eS4 -;
cars Of Poor GraSsers ahed rroo.
UcAso, Aug 2sThe D,orsrT Journal a sePgsts; o5
pece,nfs 500 head; shipmentH, 39OO mead beol,
ssx lotve ana Strung nc 81 s0ds4 IS Mixed very duil
and i6e lower al "a s4 % Light steady az - ioest 90
-RsecintA l1OO heat shigmenia, l,zOO heedi
Prime Shipping steady 81 sOo$5 - Aetiun shippns
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6auinas Banks.

NETWORK Savings Bank, Sth-aye., corner
IN the LIST Of every month
Assets .s3,5I9,i26 10 Surplus - ls,4l3l1.
C. w. BRfScKRRIioFF, Sec. RICHARD II. BULL, Pres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-29

Foreign exchange to-day was frmer, the actual
rates for business being fully up to the annexed
quotations:
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08

@W JONES, Fancy Dyers, s32 n. From
~. Street, Branch Office corner Ninth END
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
Gentlemeh's Garments of every G@scrip
tion Dyed or Cleansed. Riif Shoes. Faath
ers and Gloves Nved or Oleansad
tr---'
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08
HAYES la STE w.

Pinchback and j. Madison Wells, =
Louisiana, are in Washington, They
have visited Mr.. Hayes in relation to thu
appointment Of q Collector at New Or
leans. Wells, not yet convicted Of tht
sumerous crimes with which he is charged,
prs~ the appointment Of Anderson, wh'
has been convicted. The choice seems te
DO between Anderson and Packard. AS .
seformer Of the Civil Service, Mr.. Hayes
reminds one Of the youthful artist, who,
after completing two pictures. found il,
necessary, to prevent doubts in the minds
Of his friends, to label them. This" he
wrote upon one, "is vase" and upon th'
ether, "This is an elephant"
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08

The salaries of the Fall River, Massa-
shusetts school teschers have been reduced
IS pr cent, making a saving to the city OF
5000.
The number OF workmen employed or
the Exhibition works In Paris during thu
day Is upwards Of 1900. A staff o. one
hundrsd men work all night In the grand
Festival Hall of the Trocadero Palace,
which is illuminated by the electric light.
Tho Turkish inspectors at the wineheste,
arms works, In New Haven, Conn, rejected
all but 1850 of 800, 900 cartridges, for triyis
causes, the other day, and were ordered
from the premises A United States inspecto,
vtll hereafter be employed.
The number Of fires happening In Pari
during 1877 Was 21o2. or these, 1o4 wer,
accidental, 1907 from negligence or imprud
enee, 113 from faulty construction, II!
unknown, and 3 incendiary. The tota
approximate less was s474, ,103. The ayerae,
loss per FIRE was only $2l7.
The Gear has bsen led to ameliorate th,
coalition Of the jews in his dominieps O,
account Of the services they have rendered
70 tho army. Foreign Jews trading IL
Russia are new allowed to become mere ant
Of the Arst guild, acquiring all the rights Q
native traders.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08
PRHPAnlHu FOR THE FALL CAN.
.s. 4r.sP PAlGN. 2ia 4 4t

There was aprivate'I meeting In Wash
inaton OF the "Old Guards" including
members of the old Congressional Repub-
irsaa Executive Committee and Of lhe
present Rs Rspubliean Executive, on Thurs
day evening last, at the Office Of Mr.. Cor
ham, Secretary Of the Senate. General
Logan erssiding. The object is stated to
have kesn = thorough reorganization il
zisw ofthe coming Congressional election,
and it is asserted that in the free inter
change of opinions many of'hs Presidents
appointments came tn for severe comment
The fan will come in whea the work Of or.
sanizatiou commences.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08
FRE DEMOCRATlC CAUCUS.

The Democratic House Caucus on FRI
day night selected General Fields, q
Georgia, as Doorkeeper, in place Of Polk,
removed. The new official Is we'll spoken
Of on all sides, and will have, beside.
Whatever qualifications he may poseess
the advantags.Of knowing in advance th.
causes efPolk's failures.
sxHHRAL BANNING ON PARTY PEALTY,
This Democratic CAUCUS, by the way
listened 10 capital speech by Genera
Banning. II was addressed especially 10
these Democrats of the House, who on
questions Of importance, abandon thei1
party and vote with the Republicans, W.
have sttsn csnsured this evil, because it i,
having an exceedingly bad effect upon the
Estsrs Of the party throughout the coun>
try, preventing the carrying out of import
sat reforms in Legislation, and threatens, il
not checked, to give the next House o.
Representatives to the Republicans. Gen,
ssal Banning did the party and the ooun-
Try great service by his vigorous ant
ssHsible speech.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08
rAClElCs xAILRoAD sILL.

A vote Ii expected to-day on the Pacific
Railroad funding Bills. The.siudications
now are that,he Judiciary Committee bill
which proposes to compel the roads tc
sake Immediate provision for the protec'
taou of the Government, will be passed,
but the opposition is very powerful. sena.
tor Thurman has charge oft, and Senator
Matthews engineers tho opposition to 1t.
The owners Of the various roads are lob
hxihs persistently against the bill ofthe
judiciary Committee. s, ..... ...
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08
the nsra,ax Herald
Norlcn ro suBscIaRuRs y Chose Of our
snbscribers who are indebted to the MoRS
sxs HERALD, will oblige by IN early re-
akatkaac@ wa t'aaa I 5.65 uso0a %iIi-G

wILsl1aToH Del. April, =, ,ls.s. = ).
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08

|NOTICE.-We. VIM. H. Doble & Son, do
~ hereby give notice that we shall apply
to the Judges Of the Court OF General ses
sions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State Of Delaware, In and for the county of
New Castle, on Monday, the 18th day Of May
next, being the first day of the May term,
A. D., 1878, for license to keep an Inn or
Tavern, known az the Hare's Corner Hotel,
In School District No. 4s, in New Castle
hundred, TO sell Intoxicating liquors 10 less
quantities than one quart, TO be drunk on
the premises and the following respectable
citizens recommend this said application, to
wit:
George W Morrison, Robert r Morrison
D g Niyin. Jason Davis,
l Aenj q Booth, Henry III Moore
Theo Bruce, Thomas Ho comb
David Mccoy, John Fl McFarlin.
T Holcomb Thomas Appleby,
apri.3t WM. Ii. DOBLE Il SON.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08

NOTICE u, Alexander Saville, licen>
IN sed retailer of goods, wares and mer-
chandise, do hereby give notice that shall
apply to the Judges of the Court of General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the State OF Delaware, in and for New Cas-
tie county, upon Monday, the 9th day OF
May next, 1878, being the first day OF the
next May term of th' i Cou'>, for IL
cense to sell intoxicatin& ,iQuars IN quaint
ties not less than one Adj gallon, at No.
East Sixth street, in the Fourth Ward OF
the city of Wilmington, Delaware, said No
4 being one of the storehouses situate In
the building known as the "SaVille Build
lpg," on the southeast corner of Sixth and
Market streets, in said ward and city afore-
said, and the following respectable citizens
residing In said ward recommend the said
ennliea inn IN wit
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08

NJ NOTICE II, William ". Anthony, do
IN hereby give notice that ], shall apply
to the Judges Of the Court of General SEES
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State of Delaware, in and for the County
of New Castle, on Monday, the 9th day Of
May next, being the frat day of the Nay
term, A. D., 1878, for license to keep an
Inn or Tavern, known as the Delaware
House, on Delaware street. In New Castle,
School District No. IS, in New Castle hun
dred, to sell intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
citizens recommend this said application,
to wit:
D Bouldan. VIM Herbert,
charles Beastsn, Isaac Grnbb.
James Wilm0t, Th0mas Gitfin,
D W Elkinlon, VIM Ho,schumaekef.
M W Wier. David Work,
L M Chase. c. b. Wegginman.
aprI-3t WILL AN W ANTHOET,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08
/ LIcENsE APPLIoATroNk.

RTOTICE.-I. Michael Malay, A. hereby
sN give notios that ! shall apply to tha
Judges of the Court Of General SSlpions q
sthe Peace and Jail Delivery Of the etate n
Delaware 10 apd for the County Of New
Castle, on Monday, the 9th day of May
,naxt, Being the first day of the May term
IA. d., 1878, for d licsnse to keep an Inn or
Tavern, No. 1l20 French street, Sixth Wafd,
Wilmington, to sell intoxicating liquors In
less iquantitiss than one quart, qto gbe drunk
on the premises, and the Following rsspect-
able citizens recommend this said applics-
tion, to wit:
Louis Springer, james Zebley,
Levi SchoAeid, Domnick Msgarrity,
Joseph, Farreli, f,,rE Samuel IN. Porter,
William Hamilton, ~ James Boyle, ~"
Michael Curran, Patrick Daily,
Robert Brown, John s. Smith,
John Daily, James s. Stewart,
VIM. Worthington, James Gamble,
HUGH Mcguire, Norris Oarberry, F''
wilhelm Schneider, Henry Schneider, "
Michael Danahee, Fred W. Heils,
James Lewis, John Brady,
Andrew M. Rodman.
apr4-3t MICHAEL MALOY.
a ras e. ii Hg4 or Al
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08
OF0akfE

Of0akfE.. I lo,nf1ned to tho from
ponds. At .hi ral,on almost everybody is
hoAree. The L... ling Of distressed lungs are
Averywhere. Why is this, when Hale's
Honey OF H0rehOund and Tar will cur.
any cough, Geld or hOarseneSs in 48 hours ?
Sold by all Druggists.
Fixes Toothache Drop ures IN one
AdfnubG
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08

NOTICE., James A. Wilson, do hereby
IN give notice that I shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions
of the Peace and jail Delivery of the State
of Delaware, in and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the 9th day Of May
next, being the frat day of the Nay term,
A. D., 1878, for license to keep an Inn Or
Tavern, at No. l01 Market street, being the
N. e. corner of Front and Market, First
Ward, Wilmington, Del, to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors In less quantities than one quart
to be drunk on the premises. and the fol-
Iow Inn rns v,acta hla .cftizeNe rect,mmAnH ithfa
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08

NOTICE.-I, VIM. B. Hollis, do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply in writ
ing to the Judges of the Court Of General
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State Of Delaware, in aud for the coun-
ty Of New Castle, on Monday, the 9th day
|of May next, A. D., 1878, being the first day
of the next May term Of the said Court,
for license to keep hotel, known as the
"Townsend House." In Townsend, School
District No. 81, in AppoqulniuInk hun,
dred, New Castle county, Delaware, to sell
intoxicating liquors In less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises,
and the following respectable ctisens re-
commend the said application, to wit:
James Z Wilson. James + Moore,
truman Rose. James Wilson,
Joshua Townsend, James Tigner,
Benz. F Ginn, g Il Barlow,
Samuel Townsend, John Townsend,
: Samuel T Bashell. John y Carter,
! John B Keller. John CHM,
David Wells
apr4.3t WIN. B. HOLLIS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-06
THE YOUNG LADIES BRASS BAND

The Opera House will never look more
beautiful than it did last night. The sympa-
thies of all Carson are with the "Little Girls
Band" (And by the way, we like the name
of Little Girls Band" better thnn we do
that of the 'tYoung Ladies' Band" There
is something heap more attractive in the
name of "Girls" than Ladies' especially
when the Ladies" are "Girs y This SYM
pathy caused great oHt-focking of mothers
and daughters, girls and boys, aunts, uncles,
cousins, sweethearts and daddies The con-
cert was perfect success. Mr.. Spargo has
shown himself an excellent leader, as Mr.
Narston has proven himself a very painstak-
ing and successful instructor. The audience
last evening WAS surprisingly large and very
appreciative. The band starts out well. We
predict its success in its contemplated series
of concerts.