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The convocation of Hearne
will meet %. " at Rockdale,
on Tuesday the 9th inst, at s
PM, for opening services, and
tocontinue in session three days
"Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. The Bishops and cler-
gy of this Diocese, and of the
missionary jurisdiction of north
ern and western Texas are fra
ternally invited to attend.
L. P. RUcKER, Dean.
BRENNAN, Texas. Semi. ? 10.
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We Will SisS liz SuiOiiiiiShl III
few days.
A LARGE number of railroad
hands are now in the city seek
ing employment on the Santa
Fe grade.
OVER three hundred bales O.
cotton came into the city Tues
day, which met with ready sale
for spot cash.
Our county all is now full Of
criminals, whose cases will be
heard at the present term of the
District Court.
PEDDLING fish on the side
walk does not seem to be en-
tirely in conformity with the city
market ordinances.
Mr.. Aver is adding second
story to his residence, which is
also to be adorned with a hand
some Mansard roof.
THE SCHOOLS. The atten-
dance at the white schools on
Tuesday was $40, and at the
colored schools over 100.
A NUMBER of negroes who
had disposed of their "iist
bales" succeeded in filling
themselves with bug JUICE on
Saturday.
Mr.. L. J. LocKETT, "Jinks,"
has bought out the livery stable
lately conducted by Mr.. Adrain
Testard and will continue the
same at the old stand.
Mr.. 0. B. POTTER is now sole
proprietor of the Brick Stable,
on main street. He is a clever,
accommodating gentleman and
merits a liberal patronage.
THE sudden decline in cotton
has thrown a damper over the
spirits Of our farmers, who will
hardly succeed in harvesting
more than one-third of a crop
Of the fleecy staple.
New GROCERY SToRE.-Messrs.
c. M. Campbell & Geo. A. Gid
dings have opened out new
grocery and provision store in
Connell's new store room, adj
joining the opera house.
No ELECTION on the amend
inent was held at Chappcll Hill
as the presiding officer did notre
collect that an election was to be
held until about 5 o'clock in the
-evening-it was then too late to
open the polls.
AUSTIN CoUNTY..A cores
pondent of the BANNER at In
dustry, Austin county, says:
Cotton is turing out much bet
ter than expected at first and
will make one-third of a crop :;
corn light; water scarce.
FALL FIGHTs.-Several en-
gagements took place during
Saturday night, but the COM
battants escaped arrest. Mon
day afternoon one colored man
hit another one on the head
with a chair-just playin'.
FINE TURN Our Mr.. F.
Fisher the butcher has just re-
ceived splendid spring wagon
from Chicago and magnificent
pair of black match horses from
Kentucky, making the hand
soonest business turn out in the
city.
The courtroom has been put
in fine order for district court,
the flow and stairway has been
elegantly carpeted with the best
quality of bagging; the stair
rods are pine laths and the
whole looks much prettier than
a rusty barlow knife.
THE SEMINARY.-Attcntion IS
called to the ad. Of the Female
College at Marion, Alabama
The institution is one Of the
oldest and best known in the
South and is under the very
able management Of Mr.. II. r.
Raymond.
ELECTIoN.-Thc election on
the constitutional amendment
Tuesday passed off very quietly,
no interest was taken in 1t and
but two polls were opened in the
city, one at Wilkins warehouse
and tire other at the city hail.
Very few votes were polled and
most Of Eaem by people from
! the country
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TREMENDOUS ATTRAcrroN.-
# you want to knov all about
it. read Newbouer Brothers new
id. They offer bargains in ali
kinds Of goods.
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Chew Tackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco


THE BAsTILE.- This build
ng has become historical in
BRENNAN; it is the calaboose or
city prison and is not near as
hard TO get out of as its name
sake at Paris was a century or
two ago. Brenham's battle is
situated in the rear of the jail
lot and convinicnt to the Getty
hall. it is built Of plank and is
of that character technically
known as a box house. A BAN
NER reporter visited the bastile
about noon on Friday and
found it in somewhat delapi-
dated condition. Its occupants
were Mr.. Jim Byrnes, who has
been there before, Nine. Phil
Brinckley, who has also had
some experience there, and a
negro woman named Phebe.
Thursday night Nine. B. was
arrested and locked up, cher
friend" Mr.. Byrncs went there
to talk to her, so he says, and
to effect her release if possible,
he was discovered by the po-
lice and locked up, After
his trial on Friday he was again
locked up, but not liking the
surroundings broke plank off
the wall in an attempt to work
his way out. 1t will cost the
city not less than S. to put it
in repair. Byrnes and the Off
GERS do not agree, he says he
won't stay in the bastile and
the officers say that he will stay
there or pay his bill of s45, and
with a view to keeping him in,
and at the same time saving the
building they have anchored
him to the floor. Thus the
matter stands at this writing.
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Dobbin's Electric Soap, best
in the world. for sale by c. W.
kLAEDEN, Sole Agent.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

n CHAIN GANG.-In view OF
the fact that the city is likely to
have a good many prisoners
from the mayors court who will
be unable or unwilling to pay
their fines and the trimmings as
sessed against them, we venture
the suggestion that it would be
a good plan to organize Chain
GAM" and put them to work on
the streets, many of which are
highly susceptible Of improve
ment. As the city ic COMPEL
cd to feed its prisoners on oys-
ters and porter-housc steaks,
there certainly could be no inn
propricty i'll making them earn
their grub" Confinement in
the bastile, with the elegant
fare furnished by the city, is a
luxury instead Of a punishment
to some of the Cases
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Weekly Cotton Statement

Mr.. w. K. Lewis, furnishes
the BANNER with the following
statement for the week ending
Thursday, Aug. 2S, 1879.
Net receipts, bales............... II6S
SmpmentS. TIS
Stock on hand ........... 1910
Total receipts this season.. ..4o.2sI
Freight to New York, all rail,
SI.35 per 100; freight to New
York, rail and water, sI.o5 per
100. i
Weather report by Mr.. H. E.
Lockett:
Total rainfall in inches. -
Highest temperature. 100
Lowest temperature. So
Average tcmperaturc..-... So4
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Hats and shoes AID heots. and

boots and shoes and hats, and
hats and shoes and boots, world
without end and So cheap !
can't explain at {. A. PottcF's.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

REMOVAL DR.. J. l.. Buch-
anan dentist has removed from
Giddings bank building to the
room over COUGHS store.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05
Mrs. F. A. ENGELKE.
Mrs. !. a. WILKINS,
Nf1x I L S,~ro~

For a pamphlet on Electric Treatment.
OF chronic diseases with Electricity, which
will be sent free. address the McIntosh
Electric Bcli and Battery Co., Io2 and 1914
Jackson street. Chicapn. I'LL.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

When YOU are oppressed with lcspor-
dent thoughts don't worry your associates
with gloomy grumhlings. bu, use Eller,'s
Daylight Liver Pills. They stimulate the
liver into healthy action, tone the stomach.
and bring happiness. Sold by 7. Tristan.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

"BLACK-DRAUGHT cures costive-
ness and sick headache. Sold by ] Tris;rain.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
by II. NJ Lewis, county clerk,
for the week ending Sep. 9TH:
William Smith and Ella Ewing.
Harry Jones and Louise Stevens.
IL G. Finn and oiiilie Kurt.
John Graves and Alice Ewing.
Gus Murray and Lorey Villains.
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Our merchants will do well
to read the communication from
Independence signed Truth. "
The facts set forth are vouched
for by the writer, and the BAN
NER learns from other sources
that much of the trade from that
section ofthe county is going
to Navasota. it be true that
buyers pay more for cotton at
Navasota than here it must be
because the Central road gives
Navasota better rates than it
gives Brennan. But SO far as
regards the condition of the
wagon road, that.is a matter in
the hands of the people and the
business men. In bad weather
the road to independence is said
to be almost impossible.
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CoRREcTIoN.-The BANNERS
Burton correspondent, "Del, "
in his letter dated, September l..
reports the elopement OF Mr..
Rippetoe, of Brennan, and Miss
Mollie Hons, of Burton, on Sum
day last. Mr.. 'Rippetoe, who
was in town on Thursday, was
much astonished at the report,
as he hiinselfhad no knowledge
of the elopement. "Del" will
please correct the report over
his own signature and be "a lit
tie" more careful in the future,
as false reports of this charac-
ter are exceedingly annoying
to all parties concerned.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

For every ache. pal, md aruise on man
or hast, L Rs1e sam New, aad Bonf I,lu
imcni : The Rain. sold w l..}Jr:straru.
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Jusr RECEIVED, one car: load
of potatoes, onions. apples, sour
krout. cabbage and cheese.
H. FISHER.
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FROM INDEPENDENCE.
September ?, 1879.

ScptciloSI =, 1917
Ldi;oss Banner:
We. of independence, wisl,
to give the people of the star
city of Texas, BRENNAN, few
dots: Day after day we see
wagons loaded with cotton go
ing to Navasota. and day after
day We see them coming back
loaded, with what? Lumber,
bacon. flour, sugar, coffee, etc,
etc. Scarcely any cotton from
Rockcy, Independence or Viii
liam Penn goes to Brennan,
and why? People can get from
onc-quarter to one-haif d cent
more for cotton at Navasota
than at Rrcnham. Lumber IS
sold at IS to SI2 and sI4 per
NJ; -four is also cheaper, In
Brenham lumber is sold at SIS
to $50 per NJ. line people at
Washington have a fine bridge
over the Brazos river and al air
fine road from Washington to
Navascta, the road being as
good as a turnpike. Will the
merchants and business men of
Brcnham sit idly on their coun-
.ers and let all this trade slip |
from under their thumbs. will
hey drop the project of an air
inc read to Independence and .
Keep the existing road full Of
lolcs, like the Rippetoe hill now
S and like Mr.. Fritz Somers !
low has it turned alk round .
I,rrir>,,,a nacl- ~ I OF Nc COO
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Ladies, get permanent relief by using
BLACK DRAUGHT." Sold byJ. Iris
tram
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

LEE MeNUMENT.-A concert
will be given at the Opera
House this, Thursday evening,
for the benefit of the Lee Mon
ument association. The con-
cert will be under the manage
ncnt of Professor Brown, assis-
ted by some of the best of am
ateur musical talent of hide
dendence, Chappell Hill and
Brennan. The object for which
the concert is given appeals to
every true southron, and there
will doubtless be a large au-
dience
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There is a ,c,.cr u,v :, r.,orrff.

There Is better way to E1ioT Life
Than to quietly suffer the miscrics resulting
from Dyspepsia. ifyou are distressed viii,
Headache, Nervousness, Low Sririt,,
Wakefalness, Paipitaiion Of the Heart. Cos
tiveness. Liver Complaint. Pain in the
Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth. Heart
burn, etc. seek that comforting -eIicf that
always comes from using paIksr's G;pf.cr
Tonic, and you viii be ast0-isieti II eotr
renewed capacity 10 enjoy life when freed
frqm pain and suffering. Protect also your
little ones from Cholera Tnfantum. ord YOUR
self and family from sudden attacks of Colo,
Cramps. Dysentary, or Cholera Morbus, l,y
keeping this superb corrective and invicoi--
ant always at hand. Buy hottie from Your
druggist, X. L. Luhn. or sam BE bottle
At * cents and test lis merits
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INV. GRADER. Matchmaker and
Jeweweler. BRENNAN, Texas.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05
pohsin,. Electric soap.'

Having obtained he agency Of mi; ctfic-i
bratcd Soap for BRENNAN and vicinity.
append the opiRion OF some Of our best
people as 10 lis merits.
We hereby certify that we have used
Dohbins' Electric Soap, made BY l. l.
Cragin & CO.. Philadelphia. Pa. and STATE
that its use has given general satisfaction
'rha, it is pure soap, and although little
higher priced than other common resin
soaps, il is worth more than the difference
in price. We therefore recommended to all
who dssirc a strictly 6rs,-class soap.
Mrs. F. A. ENCELKE,
Mrs. !. ~ WILKINS,
MRs. ]. r SIMON. ..
desire all my friends and customers. e.
give this Soap one trial, so they may know
Just how good the best Soap in the Uniteu
States is. {. w. KIEDEN,
BRENNAN. Texas. Sole Agent.
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BAYLOR. UNIVERSITY. - Rev.
II. Garrett, president Of the
board of trustees of Baylor
university announce that a con-
tract has been closed with VIII
let Homes to begin work imme-
diately on the main building and
TO complete it by December I,
1879. All notes and subscrip-
ton made for the erection
Of the main building are
now binding ard it is car
nestly fcquested that each do
nor will make payment accord
ing to terms of subscription.
All persons who subscribed
hauling orwork will mold them
selves in readiness.
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Pecvish children haveworns. DR.. Jaque's
German Worm Cakes will destroy the
worms and make the children happy
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

A SHOOTING FRoLIc.- On
Saturday night difficulty oc-
Cured at the Cosmopolitan sa-
loon near the depot between
Larry Brennan, formerly section
boss on the Central railway,
and Ed Buckley, section boss
on section No 5 ofthe Central
road. 1t appears that. the par
ties had had a quarrel year or
more ago and meeting at the
tine and place mentioned words
insued. Brennan shot at Buck
ley With a revolver the ball tax
ing effect in the latter's arm a
few inches above the wris. in
fiicting painful but, not dan
gerous wound. Brennan has
not as vet been arrested.
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The SANTA FE GRADE The
BANNER learns that the grading
on this road between Brenham
ands.Bellville is completed with
exception of about mile and
a half just below the city limits;
in town the work is progressing
rapidly. Between Bellville and
Richmond the grading is nearly
completed. As soon as the
Brazos river bridge is passable
track laying will commence.
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BAGGING AND TIES.
Bagging. double anchor, heavy, I5tG II
Ties, all kind, per bdl. 49,. 27stS

Uncle Sans Harness OIL pu, on to your
harness, will make the leather look new.
and keep it soft and pliable. Giveit trial
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

"BLACK-DRAUGhTri is recommend
ed by forty years of successful trial. Sold
by 7. Trisiram.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

Books AID STATIONERY
The old reliable stationcr and
bookseller, Mcfarland, comes
to the front with a half column
advertisement and the finest
and best stock of goods in his
line that has ever been offered
in this city; in addition to books
and stationery he has a COM
plete stock of crockcry, lamps
and lamp fixtures and variety
of notions, Mr.. Mcfarland
does a very large business con-
sequently he is able to sell for
small profits. For full particu-
lars read his advertisement
carefully.
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SEVENTY Friday last coun-
ty attorney Schultz was down
at the moral city of Chappcll
Hill where he went before JUS
ticc Carlisle and presented char
ges against no less than seventy
gay and festive manipulatois of
the pasteboards, vulgarly called
gamblers. They are all as
black as the ten of spades cx-
cept two or three ginger bread
'eolored ones.
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We offer no apology for frequently call
ing attention to Jolinsons Anodyne Lini-
ment, as it is the most valuable remedy that
has ever been produced. 1t is a sure cure
for diarhra, dyscntcry and cholera NOR
bus.
War, famine and pcstilence all combined
do not produce the evil consequences to a
nation which result from impure blood in
our veins. Parsons Purgative pills make
new rich blood and prevent all manner Of
diseases.
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A GENTLE REMlNpER.- The
sheriff has at last been compell-
cd to post notice on the rail-
ing in front of the bar table in
the courtroom requesting gen
tlcmen to keep their feet off the
table.
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'BLACK.DRAuGHT" makes chills
md fever impossible. Sold by |. Tristram,

bereaYement.
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Il INOOhr-N, I1edII.-
Brennan, Texas, Sept. 2, 70.
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For sale by rn1srRAM. prc Si n9a fsx.
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Leo County.

independence, Sept. ?,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-05-10
y. SCOTT I BROTHER.

For
claim that excelcd by anything in this market
Our manufacture of
, 1879-03-03

an!i draw .eT attention from tho forged cor.
tfflcate. The report then tccItes how NIL tho
portions connected With tic for4ery have been
nppolntcn tn office, RInl tllo snspltlona ctrcln-
Aeanrcs connrctrti with the appointment of the
an1nc, nsd particularly charges t1lat neltoGg ntnl
C!ark bis private secretary, wcro pr'vY to tic
1lie report ca1ls attention to
T11E DANCER or RErnRN1x0 noAr1ns,
mn! fhc greater danger Of controlling elections
ant nrnlectfng Cnnvnsslng f}oarfih l,y Federal
tfnnps, ntMl, nlove nll, 10 tlIG cEown!iK danger
Q! III! clItlrn01s pnttDfngc conferred In the Ffea.
Efcncy, which Makos The Presidential Office 80
great TINT, In 0rter to control Il, the Erpsseft
frauds nntt valuations Of law NAV be expected on
INC part of thosc who desire to pr'1lt by that
patronage.
CONCLUSIONS.
1t concludes with ,tn.ling that full effect
Taa nut gtveiI to thr Electoral vhtr. of Flor'd!
nlit l.o,llflana; that N0yea, Sherman. atM!
others encouraged this result; that tlIe second
ccrtl1,catc frou l.otifstana was forged as 70 two
ot us nnTes, kci1onG and Clark heitig prsyy 10
u; u1!tl tlIMt 1f'dr,l and Hendricks received,
tftie majority Of Electoral vutes. nnl were W
election.
stcnvrr. in all probability, will not mako q
ecpnralc ruport, but will aid MI expression ol
i116 yIews titut certain points In The testiIhonS
~ Alr. Pottcr's report.
THE REPUBLICAN, MEMnrRs.
OF tho Committee inyo declined to mako anY
part ut their REPORT public until after l'e meet
1iE Of tic Committee to-EnOrrow rnurnfnE.
, 1879-03-03

stations n1ons Tic range prcsssnt M nntlsua!.
" adjusted appearance. Bcfnre returning
To Milwaukee, 1t. iati IL conversation Will,
S1r: s'a':rt, ,; .: ,a,fr. IT,, dfm ot Pm, ,,S; y
machinery In ttn ,ot1rar I whscl, Sir CilJImas
tahi he lat nryer hrsra of 4ilyer hcs a's!-
'intcs, with Iron III shc quantities rrlmrs scatct,
uni even II such were til. fact, fIc tt. mi ktinw
vi any process whereby IL ran la separated froIn
tlir ctarscr metals rro!ilably.
Tint gold to the AMOUNT u % per tut does exist
III tic Iron nrc. That is onIy onc.thirtl of AIT
o,sneu In 1,U0t pot,nsts, AMI therefore will IT.
gurc fine wnrlt to ret Il olat or silver. accord
s. 10 tho rcmrtcd ana'ysis, tln' a,nonnt wnul,l
he twu pounds fn a,lfN Unlike thr Silver
1.iet rock, whiel, Is soft, Il will DO difficult to
separate sllv; fro,n iron orc. md II" expcnso
Mr. Hanrru,an Is shruwd observer, mil a
coo', calculating; tnan. liencs h's opinion 81
tic Iron region ts rntitcd L, nosc than ordinary
weteb:. lje.itie*. he has farga amonht uf capl-
tai invested In tic mtncs. fatt TINT n''rht to
rausc him 10 bceunc cHtHl.iasttc II thrrc cs-
listed tho slightest OCCASION for enthusiasm.
, 1879-03-03
CRIME.


8HfEfh {HH1GIGA 10 jhe 1Fio4"f.
spR1xop1RLp, ILL.,, Mnrch 2.-T1,ero Ia little
thut Is new IN regard to tho rckIn md Pcorla
wl,irky crooks. Two or three of tin lesser
lights will probably be brought Into curt to-
morrow. The article III saturdays Ttmss,
headed ala. Raum l.nnlniy1" haa attracted
considerable attention, not On account uf nny
news or merits It contained, but heenusc Of Its
wcakntas unl tl,c nnazng Ignorance Of tr INIT
ters treated Of which The writer Displayed. This
mess Of vrrb!agc contained few, If anY, direct
statements or ellargcs hut t!calt mainly In in-
slnuass.n,a a9aEtst the Government officers Of
this District. As a matter Ut fact, tlsesc
RingstcrR havc Ecen zealously ard vigorously
prosecuted by Dlst.-AttY. Connoily, Collector
Merriam, ntMl Revenue Agent Trun.bni1, who
Mono wurkul up the entire cafe, nlnl to whom
nil tc credit II duc. 1llc integrity Of tfrse
ofllcers Is universally admitted here. They en-
Joy the full eontatle1lre of thu seVcraI depart
ments at Washington, a1,.i considerable sur
prise was uecnRuned by the reckless, vaguc, md
grouulless charges Ut corruption tnndn In the
artica named. Az fur Commissioner Kaum, he
hns heartily seconded ali thr ciEorts 1nntlc to
yet at the lsotton, fnefs IN regard tn tl,e oncra-
ttons OF these htngsters. This cross.fire will
doubtless bc kept ,lp vigorously, IN tlle hope vi
rcn4ehlng the tnsc NJ The tioyerntncnt, III uc.
eirrtlance with tho programme hitherto pursued
by tho Ring.
, 1879-03-03
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY. MARCH g. 1870.

ss!s CT, III IL IL: Grand 0oeSs:Iio'i:s, Ses York,
Mile. De Mnrtka sang 1fIr song "s'lntHo fa''of'
iowIy bortI." Iro,n "t'Ifatnrc." Next!
s.tll ;.,.ptl,cr nj snlvan's opcrctsas, IN hfs't.
tn' TO rlpaforu =" AMI "I'te soreare.,"r ri, nas
RnhIers}, wh.ch was produced AZ tho l;roaaway
Thuas rc Inst Thursday evening. The New York
Htrntd says ait Il a very short "nd quite an
amusing 1ltttc work. consnh,ng n not t''co,'.
siderable number of cntnla situations a'l,l come
pleasing, II commonplace, 1nilsic."
Carl Ko.a's company produced 1.-THE lina,1e-
.. Ha|tnt;" and Man. a. Iao'v: The I.o1'dou
T;,nts says: III Is exnct]y IN the qualities 81
f. s s rsSs.p s.t nsh 1t H1 n. H aast s g IT,
telllgcnt md refined singer. and the iYfienl
passages Of his part, such a TIC Nonancc IN tle
1rst net, were throughout satisfactory. Hut, III
tl1r grand duet Of the fourth 30 Jug present ycr.
was hardly eaiaI to tlc demands nf the music.
MaIanle ranxlni {lHtntsn) t,crc also was less
successful than n The egnn!!y beautiful !c,' nm
"e,ns os it,,Is inay, although sometimes little
cxaggorntctlt Is well suited 10 the ii'ghly-
dra'natIc, situations With which tho ltbFetto
abonnds."
Jnlla Rye~K!ng played ut the sixth Harvard
conccrt In foston Inst Thursday evening" The
ddttrtiser says:
admirably well. and gave new evidence u the 70.
nsfkaolc nIoRrens nhe l,an made and y making y
Rondo fron, fiupin'a E.1ninor cnnccsto-whteh
are much the most Interesting movements OF the
whole co,npoaiton- vas not IN her strongest style.
hut stsred n delicate appreciation Of Every phase
Of the mna!c, and was dltt!nguifhcd bJ grace and
'ntnh: Mira. King played as solos 1,faxt's Tasaa-
BY 9!ahcrhftr. snl M organ tuguc by inimant,
tho last two pieces lu tho form OF plano t1hnsttr.
t1one nr her o~n.. The preludc and fhgne were
new to Boston. and bath interesting, the lat
ter being pscHstae!y effective, md j,sttfyng. no
!hrae IL vent Ghimantss rthlng reputation al n
brilliant aud Ingenious comtt1Aer.