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Hon. VIM. D. Kelley, who had suffered
for years with chronic catarrh, accompanied
by an almost daily eti'usion of blood, was
induced to try Compound Oxygen for
relief, and the benefit received was so great
that in letter to the undersigned he says:
You are authorized to give any degree OF
publicity to my assertion that the use OF
your gas at intervals has so far restored my
health that am not conscious of having
discharged any blood for more than year,
and that my cough, the severity Of which
made me frequent object OF sympathy
has disappeared. My experience under
your treatment has convinced me that no
future dispensatory will be complete that
does not embrace the administration, by
inhalation or otherwise, of your agent, or
its equivalent, to those who, from their vo-
cation or other causes, are, as was, unable
to assimilate enough of some vital element
to maintain their system in healthful vigor.
Thanking you for renewed health, strength,
and the hope of years of comfortable life,
| remain your grateful friend" Our
"Treatse on Compound Oxygen, its Ma,
ture, mode OF Action and Results" sent
free. Address Drs. Starkey Palen, LIE
Girard street, Philadelphia Pa.
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The following are the transfers OF real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to-
day:
Carl Benschausen ct al, per Master Com
missioner, to Anthony NJ. Towne, 4O-lOo
acres, on east side OF CheviOtand Cummlns-
Vile Road, being Lot No. 3 of subdivision
of Eliza NJ. Smalls estate in Section .,
Green Township; $500.
Clemens A. Wempe ct al per Master
Commissioner, to Adam Rudolph, 20 by
l24 feet, on south side of Wade street, 81
feet west from John street; 81 ,G66 ~.
Frank Reiger and wife to Anthony J:
Luss, 5 years lease of lower floor and part
of cellar of premises No. 165 Calhoun street.
monthly rent $40. -
John Pahls and wife to Dennis Treacy, l9
by 145 feet, on south side of Third street,
1857 feet east from Lawrence street; VI, ooO.
Charlotte Bohn to W. Ekermeyer, 10
years lease of 20 feet front, on north side
of Montgomery Road, lying next east from
Jacob MEMS, Sr. IS lot, Pleasant Ridge an
nual rent $l2.
Jacob Britton to L. S. Brown, 1917 years
lease Of so by l25 feet, on north side ol
Front street, in southeast corner OF lessor's
tract; annual rent 500.
Adam Renkert and wife to Mona Lodge,
No.55, d. 0. H., 80 by 95 feet, on northwest
corner of Fremont and Oak streets, Fair
mount; 81, 100.
Samuel Wunder ct al, per Sheriff, tC
Robt. II. West, 107 by 30S feet, on northeas
corner of Carthage Pike and West street, i
A. Irwins subdivision i'll Section 10, Mill
creek Township; $430.
Robt II. West and wife to Lucy N
Wunder, same premises; 81 and other con
siderations.
John Bernard Gilbert to Carl Fuerchte
gott Waldappel, five years lease OF thre
rooms on lower floor of No. 1877 Gest street
monthly rent, $50.
Peter Minges and wife to Nicholas Ming
es, % 15-l00 acres in southeast part OF trac
tional Section 8, Colerain Township; $65l
Samuel NJ. Gray and wife to James Wi
son, % by lie 42-100 feet on west side 9
Congress avenue, 100 feet south from righ
\ OF way of L. NJ. Railroad; $3.50.
f James Wilson to Catherine A. Heron, =
by 115 feet on west side of same lot, :
68-lOO feet north from Wool street; $3.50.
t A. heather and wife to Washington Nj
: Lean, leasehold estate, % by so feet on tn
north side of Fourth street, about l27 fe'
west from Sycamore street. $1,000.
, Edgar D. Marshall and wife to Carrie N
Day, 33H by 1881 feet, on the south sit
. of Fourth avenue east of East avenue, Bor
e HILL $ll0.
: R. II. Springer to l.. B. Harrison. qui
claim to 4G4 by 97 feet, on the north sic
OF Seventh street, between Race and Ell
streets; $l7, 900.
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Finance Committee,

The new Finance Committee of Common
Council held their first meeting last even
ing.
Bids for Wheeler street and Price avenue
bonds were opened and awarded to A.
Meter & Co. for $9,052 H.
The PIice avenue bonds were also
awarded to Meter & Co. for $6,95i IA.
An ordinance repeating section OF the
ordinance regulating the sealing Of weights
and measures which was introduced by
Captain Ross, in Council April 18th, 1879
was read and recommended back to Coun
Gil for passage,
MIR. Wright moved that City Sealer Birn
baum be requested in writing to appear be
fore the Committee, with his books papers
and scale of prices, at its next regularmeet
ing. Carried.
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MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Mr. Lew Williams will remain as
manager Of the c., H. d d. and the Dayton
Short Line pool.
The sale of reserved seats for the
Archbishop's concert will commence to-
morrow at Newhalps.
Mr.. Louis H. Kaiser was last night
welded to Miss Haug, OF No. 54l Race
itreet, by Rev. Schultze.
John Meyers escaped from the Work
house yesterday, but was shortly after re-
captured and locked up at his old home.
The purchase of Chester Park is being
considered by the Hamilton County Agri-
cultural Association, for fair ground.
Tie property will be appraised tomorrow.
The Republican County Executive
Committee will meet next Saturday at 2
p. m., at the Gibson House, to apportion
delegates to the State Convention, which
sonvenes at Music Hall June 2Sth.
Martin Nieman, of No. 81 Melancthon
rtreet, had his right leg broken below the
knee yesterday by falling from pile of
lumber at the establishment of the Robin
ION Wagon Company on Central avenue.
Miss Kate Anderson, of this city, went
10 Xenia last night to visit friends, and
while in the hack on the way from the de-
BOT became insane, and still remains in q
rery critical condition at the residence of
Mr. Babb.
John Fl. Gilliland horse jockey of
Bellevue, KY, who had charge of valu'
Ible horse belonging to Mr.. Matt Dugan,
it out day or two ago and took the ami
nal with him to Chicago. He was arrested
here and will be brought back to this city.
The Grand Jury impaneled for the
present month made partial report yester'
lay. Bills of indictment were reported as
lollows VIM. Manley, cutting; VIM
Welsh, assault with intent to rob; Patrick
Clancy, attempting to commit arson, and
Vim. Bub, stabbing.
William Scott, who was sentenced to
one year in the Penitentiary for burglary
by Judge Johnston, and who, on account oi
illness, was sent to the Hospital for treat
uent, died at that institution last night
His disease was dropsy. Scott will serve
put his term under a higher Court
Captain Jesse Burdsal, a steamboatmar
BIZ the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers anG
heir tributaries. and we'll known here, but
lately employed in the Office of the Law
renee Iron Works at lronton, Ohio died a
his home in that city at . clock yesterday
morning, after long and severe illness.
Messrs. Geo. w. Boethelt and Gus ?
Diener, of 81 West Sixth street, will EN-
bark mammoth balloon on Sunday after
noon between 5 and o'clock, at Inwooc
Park. The dimensions of this monstrou
balloon are twenty feet long by sixty feet il
circumference, and it was built by the per
IONS above named. Doubtlessly larg
crowd will witness the ascension.
Squire Hill, of Simpkinsville, Cler
mont County, celebrated his golden wed
ding last week Squire Moses Ellston whit
performed the marriage ceremony tift.
years ago, and six other parties who wit
messed the marriage were present on tn
occasion of the celebration of the golde
wedding All those patriarchs of old spen
most enjoyable time, and many word
we're spoken of the first wedding OF tn
venerable Squire.
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CONVICTION ORDINANCES.


AN ORDINANCE ordering the removal OF stag
nant water and putrd substances from Lots
2l9 and 2l3, Powell's Subdivision, fronting on
the west side of Greenup street, between Powell
street and Southgate's north line
DEIT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
ID Coyington, that the owner Tor owners, II there
should be more than one,) OF the following LANDS
or City lots towit Lots Nos 2l2 and 2l3 Of Powells
Subdivision OF lots to the City OF Covngton front
ing on the west side OF Greenup street, between
Powell street and Southgate's north line, and sup
posed to be owned by A. Powell's estate, be and
Is hereby directed and required to fill or drain
said lots in such manner as shall be necessary "
remove therefroM all stagnant water and putrid
substances, animal or vegetable. This order shall
he complied with within enc month after the pub
ication, once a week for four weeks. in the. Gin
cinnati Star, being newspaper Of general oircu-
laton In this city. .,.-
Should this order not be complied with, the City
Civil Engineer shall make written report g
this Council, and this Council will cause SAID
work to be done at the cost and expense OF said
owner or owners in default, agreeable TO the pro
visions Of "an act to amend the charter OF the
City OF Coyington," approved April 23 1879, and
will assess tax therefor to be lien upon the lol
On lots upop which the work shall be done nom
the time of the passage OF this ordinance or ordei
So far as any ordinance conflict herewitho or Wit
this action of this Council 1t shall stand repealed
Passed and approved. May 9Th 1873.
CHAS. J. TRANTER, President
Attest: GEO, II. DAWSON. City Clerk
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LAW SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
seventy-four Diplomas Presented Last
EYeuinp.

AWNING
The forty-seventh commencement exer-
cises of the Law School of the Cincinnati
College took place in Pixies Opera-honse
last evening The programme was as fol-
Music Bohemian Girl .............. Bale
Prayer by Rev II. B. Ridgaway.
Music-"Musette" .... Moreley
Add e5s by Hon. J. b. Cox.
Manifestations from 'TannhauScr" 800. Wagner
Comforting OF degrees, byi President OF Board OF
Trustees.
Music-selections from Chimes OF Normandy
Planquette
Awarding of the Dexter prizes, by Hon Sam uel F.
Hunt, Chairman OF Committee Of Examination.
Benediction, by Rev. H. B. Ridgaway
Music-"Tik-Tak" strauss
The address of Hon. J. u. Cox was upon
the growth and progress of Republicanism
in England, and was most interesting and
scholarly effort. Mr.. julius Dexter deliv-
cred the diplomas to the following gradu-
ates:
L. H. Baker, W. NJ. Bennett, c. w.
Bente, G. II. Bosworth, W. Il. Brooks, A.
L. Brown, Alden Bryan, Wallace Burch, S.
r. Cary, Jr.. E. A. Chamberlin, r. A.
Cleary, o. P. Cobb, ]. B. Cockrum, p j.
Corcoran, Joseph Cox, Jr., L. J. Dempsey,
+, R. Donohue, C. S. Eaton, L. W. Ellen
wood, Howard Ferris, W. c. Fiedeldey,
Ross Forward, J. D. Gill, +. D. Goodhue,
\. B. Gregg, w. +. Guy G. W. Hallam, l.
G. Hamilton, ]. c. Harper, Simeon Harris.
& 9. J. Hunt '' J. D. Huston, Simeon
johnson, r. w. johnson, Sylvester Lamb,
G. II. EHommedieu, W. 7. Logan, I. j.
McDermott, S. B. McGroarty, Adolph
Marckworth, NJ. L. Merrihew, J. J. Molloy,
D. B. Molony, ]. W. Mooney, J. II. Myers,
r. W. O'Hara, +. W. Ohlinger, II. A. Orth,
IC. I Poland, w. Y. Quinn, Will. Rich,
| Adolph Richter F. G. Rocker, d. S. Rose
B. G, Rothe, Edward Schwab, ]. G.
Schwartz, j. C. Slayback, L. c. Smith, II
c. Smith J. H. C. Smith, J. &. Smith, C.
w. Stapp, VIM. B. Telfair, Il. ]. Thomas
c. NJ, Thompson G. L. Walls, c. i. Ward
Cbas. Weber, B. NJ. Willoughby, VIM. ]. T.
Wilson, 6. w. Worthington.
The prices offered by Mr.. Julius Dextel
were awarded by Hon. Samuel F. Hunt, Al
follows. For the best essay, Mr. j. Candle
Harper, $780, for the best oral and writer
examination, Ed. J. D. Dempsey and Simon
Harris, $75 each. Mr.. Hunt, during his re
marks alluded to Governor Stephenson, o
Kentucky, as having been elected that da.
n professor in the Law School, and at tn
close of Mr.. Hunts remarks, Mr.. Stephen
son was called out and made few intel
esting remarks.
, The Alumni of the Law School held
t meeting Yesterday afternoon in the Colleg
r Hall, and after re-electing all their old oi
6cers. adopted resolution against the pas
sage of Meurer Bill now before the Legisls
: ture and also a resolution favoring la'
making the course of study three years i
n length instead of two.
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Acting through the pores ,upon, the
sources of Inflammation Glcnn's Sulphur
Soap promptly relieves the burning, itch
ing and other annoyances caused by salt
Rheum, Scald Head Impetgo .Erysipelas
and other skin diseases, and ultimately re-
moves every vestige of them. Depot Crit
tentons. No Sixth avenue.
Hills instantaneous Hair Dye is safe as
well as speedy.
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At meeting of the Exposition Board
yesterday, the Committee on Privileges re-
ported that it had received bids for privil-
pges, and recommended that contracts be
awarded as follows: Keppler Bros, for res
taurant So, 800 with kitchen furnished, or
s3. 900 without; J. L. Baker (Dayton), for
candy, lemonade and popcorn, $1,S05; j.
[. Baker, for sale OF cider, $500; w. c. Ran
lolph (Philadelphia), ivory goods, 500;
James Murdoch, medals, $50 Making a
total Of S., 755. The report was adopted.
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CAPTAIN Royton,

A large number of persons went out to
she Zoo yesterday to witness the interesting
exhibition by Captain Boyton. Among the
visitors was Madame Anderson and her
staff. The Captain presented the pcdes-
trienne with Young alligator that he cap
tured in the Mississippi River during his
trip down that stream. Tomorrow night
will be the big event during the week.
Everybody should go.
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CIIAs. Ii. FERRIN, Proprietor.
mN8-3m, Tbs ,S&Tu

DROSPECT HOUSE, UPPER SARANACLiKE
l Z. X. Derby, Proprictor. =: o., Bloomng-
dale, Essex County, NJ Y.-This House, occupying
one OF the finest positions in the Adirondack
WILDERNESS, has been thoroughly repaired, EN-
arged and elegantly fitted up with new furniture
1t is surrounded oil every hand by the finest fish
ing and hunting found in this whole region,
which may be truly called the . Sportslman's Par
adse" Summer boardcrs. with or without faini-
lies solicited Terms, 81 30 per day from July lst
until season closes Telegraph Office in the house.
insures speedy communication from any point in
this vicinity Also, daily mail. supply and pro.
vision store at the house Camp supplies of all
| kinds always on hand. Carriages connect with
| regular stage line at Bloomlng'iale Trout and
venison daily in their season. Guides and boats
at regular rates. First-class livery connected with
| the house Distance from Ausablc Station direct.
| 40 miles The Steancr"E Il. DERBl'S MATTE"
will make two trips day to l,arlctts, stopping NJ
| points on the Lake. Also, will be used for Excur.
| sion Parties. Fare over to Clear Pond: Passcn~
gers one way, SOC. Boats, one way, 81 So
| nDlI-,,In
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Forty.Sixth Congress-ExtraS Session

WASHINGTON May IA. The bill to amend
the Revised Statutes in relation to con-
spiracies against the United States was
passed.
The consideration OF the Legislative, Ex-
ecutive and Judiciary Appropriation Bill
was resumed, and Mr.. Herman addressed
the Senate in favor of repeating the test
oath for Jurors An amendment anthnr-.
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Oily substances always aggravate skin
diseases. Ointments are therefore rather
hurtful than beneficial. Glenn's sulphur
Soap, which opens, instead OF clogglng the
pores with grease, has, as might have been
expected, widely superseded oleaginous
compounds as remedy for scorbutic affec'
tions. Depot, Crittenton's No. 7 Sixth
avenue.
Hills instantaneous Hair Dye produces
no metallic lustre.
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CAMEO RINGS.
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PROPOSALS.
Proposals for Stationery.

COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
COMMISSIONERS DEPA ITMENT,
CISCINNATI, April 20, 1879.
CEALFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
. al this Office until Saturday, May Slst 1873 at
u O'Clock N, for furnishing the Courts and
County Offices with blanks, blank books. binding.
printing and stationery for one year from date Of
contract
Bids for each article must be stated separately.
form OF bids viii be furnished, and samples OF
work can be seen on application al this Office.
Bids must be accompanied with good security
for acceptance and fuliilmcnt OF contract and
under seal, and indorsed Proposals for Station
cry"
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved
BY order of the Commissioners.
W s. CAPPELLER, County Auditor
and Clerk Of Board OF County Commissioners.
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THE DAILY STAR
WEATHER

WASHINGTON, May 15.-For Tennessee
md the Ohio Valley and the lower lakes
warmer southerly winds, shift to colder
southerly, falling, followed by stationary
and rising barometer cloudy and rainy
followed by cloudy weather.
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Notice to Coal Dealers.

COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE
COMMISSIONERS DEPARTMENT,
CINCINNATI, April 30 1879
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
. at this Office unit! saturday Mny 3lst 1873, Of
els of the best second pool ioushiogheny coal,
eighty pounds to the bushel, 10 be delivered at
such times and Ill such quantities as the Commis-
sioners may direct
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
Bids to be accompanied with good security for
the acceptance oi the contract II awarded. TO be
under seal and endorsed proposals for Coal"
BY order OF the Commissioners,
W. S. CAPPELLER,
County Auditor and Clerk County Commissioners
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Electric Currents.

Electric Currents.
Major James A. Wilson died at uroaha'
Ohio.
w. A. Brand, Postmaster at Urbana, o.
is dead.
George Flint was killed by train at
Geneva, 0.
Judge John Merrill, aged sixty, died at
Marion, o.
Cadet Midshipman John Taylor, of Ken
lucky, has resigned.
Jas. Doyles head was cut of by cars at
Bloomington, W. Va.
Miss Minick was burned to death at Cas-
tine, Darke County, o.
Brakeman Ferguson, on the G., c., c. q
I. r. r., was killed by a tramp.
Peter Shoenberger was killed by cars at
North Amherst, O., while drunk.
A. j. Richards infant son died at Buoy
rus, O., from swallowing pills given 1t to
play with.
II. Allyan, late Treasurer OF York Town
ship, Union Co., has been arrested Tor en-
bezzlement
| Jacob Hall, an extensive absconder from
Bellefontaine, O., has been found at Ho'
Springs, Ark, insane.
Revenue officers had fight with 6ush
wbackers near Cumberland Gap, and the
notorious Burt Gaines was killed.
| VIM. Brown, Mrs. Barrott and Mrs. Gree
have been indicted at Martnsville, Ind
for the murder of old man Brown.
A man named Mills was murdered nea
Emporia, Kansas, by young man name'
Best for seducing the latters sister
The Governor of New York has granted
reprieve to Felix McCann, who was TO nave
been executed Friday, until June 9th.
Miss Julia Rosena, aged thirty-two,
member of Riee's Evangeline Troupe, die
in New York from the effects OF crlmina
abortion. Arrests have been made.
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Ncuril cures Neuralgia instantly. New size 5oc
Sold by John D. Park & Son. and all druggists
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Hensel's place, s. W. cor. Court and Cen
trail avenue, is open all night.
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An unpleasant passenger in street car ca.
is a CRYING baby. In such cases DR.. Bull
Baby Syrup should be given to the little
sufferer to ease its troubles. 25c bottle.
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Proposals for Ice.
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS DEPARTMENT,
CINCiNNATI, April %, 1879.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y al this Office until Saturday, May 3s, 1879, at
IL O'Clock m, for furnishing the various County
Offices and Jail with ice until June 1st 1880. Bids
to be accompanied with good security for the ac-
ceptance of the contract if awarded, and state the
price per hundred pounds, and same to be under
seal and indorsed Proposal for Ice." The right
to reject any or all bids Is reserved.
By order Of the Commissioners
W. 8. CAPPFLLEk, County Auditor
and Clerk OF Board Of County Comm issionerL
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1t is open all night-Hensel's Place, s.
corner Court and Central avenue.
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Strictly pure Pennsylvania rye and Ken,
tuckv sour mash at Hensers, southwest
corner Court and Central avenue.
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Call at Hensel's Place, southwest cornel
of Court and Central avenue.
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izing the issue for the payment OF arrears
of pensions OF the $40, 600, 900 legal-tender
notes held in the Treasury for the redemp-
tion of fractional currency was agreed to;
All other sections were agreed to, except
those repeating the jurors test oath and the
law relating to the appointment and pay
of Deputy Marshals and Supervisors OF
Elections. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-The morning hour
was taken up in the discussion OF the Dill IN
regard to the transfer OF cases from State 10
Federal Courts. Without action the bill
went over for the day.
The House then resumed consideration OF
the bill to amend the laws regulating the
coinage of silver and for the issue OF coin
and bullion certificates. Speeches were
made by Messrs Ewing and Foot, and with
out voting on the bill the House adjourned.
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PAINTS, sc.
FOR SALE
FTUR SALE.
3(O. 900 CIGARS AT AUCTION

Imported Key West and Domestic, by THOMAS
j. HEARN, 81 West Fourth street, this day al 10
O'Clock a. M, 2 and o clock p. M, and will CON
tnue daily until stock is closed out, will be sold
in lots OF one box and upward myl5-N
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HOTELS.

Notwithstanding this reduction in prices. Tho
unr1valcd excellence Of the table will tc main
tanned.
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DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL.
GRAND oPERA-HoCsE.

Jane Coombs and the fine company sup.
porting her play Engaged every night
this week and at the Saturday matinee II
is sparkling piece and well played.
Next week we are to have i return of the
Folly Company.
THE THEODORE THOMAS CONCERTS.
The last but one of the Theodore Thoma!
Orchestra Concerts takes place as Music
Hall tonight. The programme for thi!
evening is popular one, and includes Mis-!
Annie Norton and Miss Cora Stone as solo
lists and the College Choir of voices in two
charming numbers, with the orchestra ant
organ.
THE GREAT CATHOLIC CONCERT.
There is every indication that the concer
to be given in aid of the Archbishop's re
lief fund by the Ladies Aid Society vii
bring out an audience filling Music Hall tt
its utmost. The programme is sufficiently
attractive to bring out an audience OF itself
and the cause appeals strongly to the whole
people of this city. The box office for The
sale of reserved seats will be opened al
Newhall's music store, on and after to
morrow. Persons wishing to secure re
served seats for the concert would do vel
| to make an early start. Tickets have beer
selling so rapidly that those who delay Sc
curing seats will inevitably be disap
pointed.
THE JOSIE JONES TESTIMONIAL.
Seats for tine Josie Jones Iorke testi
monial tomorrow night should be secure,
at once. Box sheet at Newhalls.