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DEATHS

wILrANs-Near waynesburs. thi
week, Mr. George W. Williams, in his s5tl
year, surviving his wife, Mrs Nancy will
iams only two weeks. lie was one Of tn
seven soldiers o. the war Of 1879. left IL
this county.
DAuoHERrY. On Friday, MAY 2nd
Mrs. Jane Daugherty. mother Of Mr.. wm
DaugLerty, Of this place, died Of Cancer
Of the Womb, aged 81 years. She wa.
born in Lincoln county, in 1898, and ba,
ever since lived here. She had suffered
much fof several year, but always bore II
with great patience. She was a member
Of no church, but said she was willing and
prepared to die.
RocHEsrER.-Charles II. Rochester, Jr.,
died at the residence Of Junius Caldwell,
in Louisville, May Ord, aged 80 years, His
remains were brought here Monday, and
the funeral conducted by Rev. J. E.BNrnes,
in the Presbyterian Church, Tuesday, AZ.
ter which, they were inferred in Buffalo
Cemetery. lie had been an intense, but
patient sufferer for several months FROM
Consumption, and died with the assurance
Of home 10 Heaven, saying: 81 know
God has, for Chri.t's sake, forgiven my
sins"
vAU0HAS.-At the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs. II. J. Darsi, on Wednesday
night last, Mrs. Harriet Vaughan, aged IL.
She had been in delicate health ior a mum.
Der Of yesrs, but the immediate cause Of
her death was intermittent fever She had
long ago given herself to the Savior. and
was strengthened and supported in her last
trying hours by the assurance that she
would soon be with him in Paradise. Her
funeral was preached a. . O'Clock yesterday
evening, bv Rev. -, and the
remains placed in
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'"' wv" ''0,'N ''"' We u'' wv "''' INV ~
WIN any thing for this column last week.
bot propose nov, to enlighten you some.
what in regard 10 the new THINGS We have
in a,.. .ooss .,oh q. tl.ol c..hno...
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''r''' w
u'eu '""n'' "'Nn pop''hr' "'T "c VIZ
are better able than ever before, 10 suit the
taste of oil. An all wool black cashmere
for 20 cen,.. Whit piours. Gou,ed and
-. -. -. .,..,..s -.
"''Pe' "'"'OoN" P'''" J"oo"e''' c"ecNe'
and striped jaconetsi Victoria lawns Paris
MUSLIN null muslin; bishop lawn; white
organdiei linen lawn linen cambria, in
fact, every thing in the white goods line
White honey-comb, orotchet, and Mar
seilles quilts red table linen, handsome
and new patterns; damask table linen tow
els, crashes, napkins, doylies, Nc, &c. We
have added 10 our stock line Of all wool
carpets, straw mating and floor oil cloths,
and propose TO duplicate city prices; cot
tonades, eheviot shifting, cotton plaids,
and ginghams. 10 all goods and prices, We
still keep the lead in boots and shoes, ior
men, women and children. Mems hnc
calf boots aud shoes, speciality. The
finest and cheapest lot OF clothing we have
ever had, especially In boys and ohildrens
suits. Don't fail to see ours when looking
for suit for the boy. Something new in
the zephyr line. A full line of zephyr
talmas' very pretty and latest style. still
have foil line Of zephyr, cashmere, Ber-
lin and black cashmere shawis' In no
tions, We have every thing in hosiery,
gloves, SIX miis, embroidered gloves, six
handkerchief, linen, do, cotton edging-,
val edgingt hamburg edgings' torohon
lacer, breton lace, star braid, ieatheredge
;.o.. hn,,o.. 80, hn,,on. oor.o,. ~ Al
~ "a -. .;iI. .nI I... ~. IN
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Personal.


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Ms. wuttr pry.t i.o a., he, home IN rr.nt.
tsrt on TUESDAY.
Jrpss s. NJ. nooxs the u,Ass..ls sue,lou.sr.
Of nsnrille. called on a. court dsv.
Map J. C,Nrnrtf .xn utrr rept a, It,tne.
.tsn Monday An .,,nd m, ~ An a.hiog
A.. 49, -. =. -,
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NoAsosh "'f"s-tsA os'ne up rom lehanon
tsA"ena 'hs funeral o. MS brother 'hafie
Nv. Atcoas, ESQ, has been rs-appoiutei :
,.s'Aoe' VI wv he''''iA"o HiA's 'ehuA 'emh'''
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Ma. W. o. halihf and Misses hate fofimhn'
Josie "iiheis ana asiii' isr'h are 'pendins me
"eeA IN i@uis'ihf'
Hos. r. u LovEr and .on, Master Lsc Towel.
Of vaneshurg. Ny ~ere visiting Rev. !. :. sims
aud iauiily this SEEK
Col G. n Roctrgsrrr. Of this pl.e.. "a. han.
cred With the Vice Presidency Of the democratic
ta,x.ptto, ~ fsulsvtu.
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E0csL NOTICES.

noes CuAn. 2 fot 5c. at Harris
Cnrw Jackson's bcs, sweet navy tobacco
TAKF your Prescriptions 10 McRobcrt'
q stagr.
Pun stock Of Fishing TsckIesi MeIsob.
eris a s,aees
rms Famou. Blue-Gpsi Cigar ior ale
by A. j Harris.
~ q :. II, sHASKs have reviewed a
splendid lot Of Clothing and Hats.
pnYH0ASs prescriptions accurately
compounded at Chcnault \ pcnnys.
LAnar stock u Moldinga and Picture
Frames ~ Boiivm FTios II gheusult y
renny's
"HAcKNrrAcE" popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold Wy Cheuault a Penny,
Stanford.
ATTENTION, FisHERNA. r A foil stock
Of Rcels, Pole., Line, Hooks, &c, 1t Che.
nault 4 Pennys.
McRonERrs a SrA0o are now dispensing
the finest Soda Water ever sold IN Stan.
ford, and ~ cold ~ charity
BuS your garden seed from Chsnanlt 4
Penny. All kinds, landreth'., Briggs a
Bros and feny's. Fresh and genuine.
As uhis g. the .sca.ou for painting your
housc-, yon can lind a complete stock II
Lead, oil. and colora NJ Chenault a Pen
ny's
MclloHrnIs a srAea have a handsome
line Of the latest styles In Picture Frame
Molding. and will maze Frames cheaper
than any body.
FAM wARSING TO ALL.-Ail accounts
and notes will be warranted on at June
Quarterly Term " not settled before. An
dersSn a McRober;s.
]. II. a =. II. SHASKs are just receiving
and opening a lot Of Ladies and Chill.
dren's Shoes, made by the Zeigler Bros. Of
Philsdelphia. Beet goods made.
why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, Constipation, aud eener-
al debility, when you csn get At our store
Shiloht System NiialiIer which We ell on
a positive guarantee 10 cure you. Price 10
cts. and rs cts. For sale by Chenault
a Penny, Stanford.
DoS'r M DECEIVED. Many persons say
II haven't got the Consumption" when
sskod to cure their Cough with shiloh's
Consumption Cure. DO they not know
that Coughs lead To Consump,i1n and
remedy that will cure Consumption will
certainly snd surely cure = cough OF any
lung OF thrust trouble. We know il will
cure when all others fail and our faith In
Il il 20 positive that We will refund the
price paid II you receive no benefit l.
not this = fair proposition. Price 10 cts.
so cls. and 81 per bottle For lame Chest,
Back or Side, use Shiloh's Porus Plaster
Price % cts For ale by Chcnsult a
Penny Stanford.
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SfIrer Anniversary or the Masoa A
MANILA organ COaapanH.

These well-known Manufacturers Of tabinet and
PaTlor Organs eelebrated their silver anniversary
on the 10Th inst, when they completed the twen-
ty-h0h year since the establishment Of their bush
ness. In HE remarks amer the dinner, the Presi-
dent Of the company stated the interesting facts
that At hnt the capacity Of their factory only
two or three mslodeons per week, worth lesa than
one hundred dollars each nov ID Is more than two
hundred cabinet organs PER veet, the best which
ell o. i've hundred to one thousand dollars each
though the great majority are one hundred and
tsoniy-hss 10 QUE hundred and any dollars each.
Re attributed their suosss IN the fa,t that they
hsd aivsys made the very beet Organs and only
the Desi, which had enabled Them 10 take highest
bonon II every ~orid's exhibition Ion many years.
and eonmsnd lnark-t ior their orsans an over
the uSfld. London slons has tsksa one thoussnd
Of thon 10 snsie year
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COUNTY Counr DAy.--A beautiful day
but q very small crowd in town. Fewer
cattle were On the market than for months
The auctioneers rport only about 100 OF
100, mostly -crub, selling at ~ 10 ~ eta.
Capt. IT, 7. Bush sold medium steer
calves At SIS; scrub heller calves at sil,
90 20 nixed calves at sit; y scrub year.
ling At $40; old COW and calf. si7; 3.
year-oid COW, $50; pair oxen, sG5; mule
f75. Offered no horses
Capt. J. NJ. Higgins sold pair cattla,
$50; do, fsi; 20 calves at a., 9 do, a,
-; milk cows, SIS 10 $50; horse, s2s; l
do, SIS.
There wns fee opening for good cattle,
none u which were on the market,
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LAND. STOCK AND CROP.

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f"e '."'s ps, "e"" y P'" 'o' '"e'p'
o'0'N "'s' "e S','n % 'e"'' III ray
WV A"o WV =" S0'u ue'"'u
]. NJ. Hail soil to Marsh Cofiey, 2-year
old cattle, seoond-rate, at so per head.
Can't Tom Moore. Of Crab Orchard,
took Ids two race,s IN Lexington. This
week
Gen " T Wuhers of Fsv.,,e soId nj,
fine stallion Amopt Prince 10 Mr. Reese.
If Pennsylvania far 81 500
t..,,,..A,. p. -, III.
won the race for the irst Spring two-year.
old stakes at New Market. England.
nil. & NH. -, Hail. L....oi,
,hai, .n,ond;a sadd,. .,.I,;on c., VII
nt sinnson - pn...li .o,,,,.
for $500.
D.. u.o,.,. c.,.t. .u,.l =,
- "a. -. -, ~. ~. - A.,
-, Ia :, ~ g., ~ ia 49,,
an 900 =. 49,.
si1VVV 'o' me- owner
A. NJ Pence bought Of yoriou. par,ie.
this week 900 sheen at a. 20. 60 calye, a,
sl5. is large cattle. averaging ahou, | loo
hounds, at 81. 50 per cwt
PARIS Counr.-About $50 cattle; very
near all sold at % to age. Broke mules
40 To SID uood horses IN de'nand
oo"'"'o" ohe'' 10 =" w.
Thomas f. Woods, Of Boyle, bought Of
W. 7. Grimes IS 3'year-old cattle at $50,
and 5 2'year-olds at $40 and OH. II. a 5.
II. shsnks 10 2'year-olds at Si4.
R,cuxo~n - No, =. mnc,, s,ocl n. nan.
Al am sale Conr, d.y C.,,I. and .hssr
.old =, mood nrios. Wei hu,.r. naiJ rs
10 o9c for vol hr, n,.nv s.r,,.,, ,vor,o,,
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HnsfourHle.

W. III. SMITH " No.-Are receiving from
New York, large additions to their msg-
nifcent stock Of merchandise.
Corr PLASrISG-IIas been pushed rap
idly during the last ten days. The crop is
nearly all in the ground in good season.
THE Wool Presented a
lively appearance to-day. The market
was successfully "bulled" to the extent Of
two or three cents on the pound. Several
growers availed themselves Of the spasmod-
ic imitation, and sod at "a cents
The DELEGATEs-Having returned from
the Convention. seem to be reposing under
their laurels. II is expected, however,
that after they shall have rested from their
labors, a meeting will be called to receive
report Of the fidelity with which they
discharged the trust committed to them by
their confding fellow-citiEens.
GRAND SUCCESS or THE New DEPAR-
rURE.-The firm of W. II. Smith & Co.,
on May LIST, reduced their system of bust
nes- to cash basis. They have also re
duoed the prices in many departments Of
their splendid stock; while cotton goods-
in every description Of which there has
has been an advance in Eastern markets
remains at former prices
CANSITz-HUFTMAS.-HOu will inter-
est many of your readers by announcing
the marriage, at the residence Of J. Il.
Huffman, Esq, in Covington, ON wednes-
day the 9TH inst, Of Miss Lizzie G. HUFF
man and Mr.. H. r. CAmnitz. OF course
the ISrRnIoR JOURNAL will add il bene-
diction to that Of its humble correspond
ent upon this happy contamination. Bright
days to you, Lizzie And may your shad-
ow never grow leas
PERsoSAL~-J. W. Hooker has been We
~ sick for several days; bat has got out
again to enjoy the frog concerts in the Dis
NAL Swamp Of the Depot. Elder W. l..
Williams, accompanied by Misses Annie
and Amanda Cook, went to Covington on
Tuesday, To attend the wedding Of Miss
Huffman, at which Mr.. w. is to act as sac
rifcing Priest. wv. NJ. Boyle, from Ian.
caster, and T.. C. Alcorn, from Stanford,
we're home on flying visit recently-both
looking as II they had been wrecked on no
unfriendly coast...... BE II known that I'VE
are in possession Of cards for the Coving-
ton wedding but, having mislaid the key
Of our wardrobe, are unable to attend ......
Grinnan has improved the AmiAbility of
our village. His pictures put every body
in good umor.....Col. Rossel has gone
fishing, al the head Of his accustomed
band Of boys of 60 years and over. ... Gro
quet is making a feeble effort to re-assert
itself, but with little promise Of success.
The former players all have the sgue, ex-
cept a few who are too lazy to shake.
Tell the Grand Jury that Peacock is about
to run a Soda fouhtain-with their permis-
sion ..... Misses Matte Paxton, Psnthea
Mckinney and Lucy Burton, Of Stanford,
visited our place last week-the weather
has been brighter ever since.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT the resi-
donce Of the hri.le's father In this county
on Wednesday, Mr.. Winfield singleton, oi
Lincoln, N Mis- Ti;ha Jane Singleton.
CAMSfrz--IIrTrMAN.--In Covingion,
Ky, Wednesday last. Mr.. Henry r. Cam.
nils 10 Miss Li1rie G. Huffman, daughter
Of Mr.. J. y. Huffman. Accept our hearth
Ell good wishes, Cousin Lizzie.
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THE FISH LAw.-There are many per-
sons who live along our water courses where
the young fish have been planted within
the last few year, who, secretly, II not
openly, violate the law against seining. A
man who lives In this county, and whose
namo could be given, told one Of our re-
porters that, at, or near Liberty, Casey
county, Ky, one night last week, there
was more than oas selning party dragging
the river, and he said that wagon load Of
fish was caught and divided amongst some
Of the citizens Of Liberty, on Green River.
lie also said that among those who accept.
ed a part Of the 6sh thus wrongfully ta-
ken, we're county officials and that even
Fish Commissioners "winksd" at the fun.
This l. a serious matter, and deserves at
leniion. There can be no doubt that our
Fish Laws are grossly violeted every day
aud night, and il behooves us TO raise a
voice Of warning against the wrong-doers
Men who violate the fsh laws should be
punished as promptly as are the violalors
Of any other Statute law. In vain will
our Legislature expend thousands Of dol
lars To stock our streams with Gsh, Il men
are mean enough 10 Ding them out at night
before they are one-third gown, in order to
crafty transient pleasure or appetite
Every honest citizen along our wsler conr'
sss, owe, il 10 himself, his community, and
his State, 10 repor. all inlraetions Of the
laws 10 the Grand jury u HI, county, and
NE hope all will do H.,
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HnnneI CIV.

WILLIS q. PADoET-Whose veracity
was forsworn during the term Of Circuit
Court, presented us this week with the
certificates Of about fifty Of his neighbors
and friends who certify TO their full conf
denoe in his word on oath, or otherwise
and requests US to give publicity to the
fact through the columns Of your paper, al
his exnenae
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THEnE are nov IN our Jail twelve pris.
oncr', the most Of whom are charged with
sniall o6enscs, only.
Iris A FAcr-That you can get suit
of clothes, . dress pattern, hat, pair n
boots or shoes, furniture, carpets, notions,
In endless variety, sud every thing else
you need. At Hayden Bros, Tor ~ little
money ~ you can get them any where
within the bounds Of the siaie Of Ken
tucky.
VIZ call attention to the advertisement
Of the ornnd Combination Stock sale 10
BE- held At the Fair Grounds. Danville,
Angus, z, 1879, for shorthorns, Jersey' and
and hne Sheep and August 2lri, for Thor
oughbred Horses, Troiters and Rosdslers.
There sales are very widely advertised.
The gentlemen having charge Of them can
he relied on 10 do every thing "on the
anunren
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~ wooD LIME thinks he can live in
this county and defy the law, we are great
ly mistaken In Dan Miller's nose cor Grim
inals lie hli the assurance to write 10
the jailer the other day, saying that II he
(the jailerl would let him stay in the-oihco
Of the jail he would come in and give him
self up; bu, Mr.. Little will not be allowed
any more privileges than any other con-
victed pistol toter.
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HAVE bought thorough Dun ham
Bull, very fine one, for my own use, but
will permit him to serve few cows for
others, at g each, payable when the ser
vice IA rendered. NJ. c. Portman.
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CiNoINSATI SoUrHERS r. R.-By late
change in the schedule Of this splendid
road. passenger trains leave Danyille at
1.32 A. NJ. and l;2s P. NJ, arriving al Gin
cinnat At 1918 A. N. aud $40 ?. Al. daily
Trains leave Cincinnati at sA N. and 4 =.
N. The fall schedsle will be given next
week.
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NormE--T am compelled 10 have the
money due me on last years accounts, and
n NJ, paid at once. ! shall Try the virtue
of the isw This V no idlc talk J. "
Davis
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AGENTS wAsTED-To sell the gcnu Inc
Singer Sewing Machine. To good men we
will pay salaries. Call on, or address A,
G. Snow, Manager, Srd st., Danville,K Ky,
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Nor Aonfrn. George Saunder.' case
for the murder of the colored man, Mid.
dleton, was given 10 the jury At noon yea-
lerday, NJ MI Vernon, but they had not
agreed On o verdict up TO adjournment last
cverfua.
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PRooREss.-ln nothing Is progress more
fully shown than in the new and elegant
goods brought 10 our market this Spring
Having a leisure time the other day, we
spent Il, at the invitation Of one Of the
firm Of Hayden Brothers. in examining
their large and varied stock Of goods. and
We must admit that never before have We
seen better, pretiier, or cheaper good. any
where.
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SODA WArEE.-Busby Is the first to fur.
nish this cold and refreshing drink Call
and Try a glan..
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NEAnLY every body has been converted
in Ripley, and Mr.. Barnes viii shortly
leave for Washington, Mason county, KY
stopping awhile at Fulton, Tenn. Two hun
drcd and six confessions to May 9th, had
blessed III. labors At Ripley.
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Norr. The old Grandma Craig house
and the Matheny building, both Of which
have long cumbersd the ground, have hem
torn down and I'M short time handsome
cottages will take their plaoe...Jim Davis
new house u assuming handsome shape
THE new street Is ready for travel.
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HAvE the best Pump in the world ~
sole. Warrant in every respect Two HIM
drcd In use IN this county giving perfect
saiisfac ton hsve sl.o 10000 plants,
enibracing oil the bc-f varieties. A. q.
pcudleton.
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Local MATTERS.

GERMAN MILLEr SEED at Wearen 4
Evans
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THE Hoo LAw-will so into effect on
the 2OIh, and then no more hogs on the
stfeets
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ABRAHAM.-Bo Born To Mrs. William y
Abraham, several days ago, an eighl-pound
girl.
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TUFTS PILLS
A Noted Divine says /:
TUFTS PILLS.

Their nrst eject is 10 Increase the ADpstits,
and cause the body 10 Take on Flesh, thus the
system IL nsurishsd, aud By their Tonlo Ao-
slen On the Dlssstiss Orsans, Regular
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How Mr.. walton Deadens the Noises.

Mrs Mary L. Walton who invented the sand
box device tor deadenng tile noise Oh Tie Metropolitan
Elevated Railway had the principle suggested O. her by
the method adopted By her father, who STOPPED the
ciAngor OF blacksmith shop By y tun1 the sn'n' IN
boxes aned with sand Mrs Walton Experimental In her
cellar with two bars OF railroad iron three or four eet
long laid across barrel heads applying the denden-
ing sand box AMI striking with hammer until the result
.,.ht Tor was tanned. The negotiations for the appli
eaton o tho pat tie Metr uuhtan kailwa, were AL
through NJ John Is, arb who operated Individually, ana
purchased ut invention ~ III" terms between hlu Ahl
Mr. MaitDu Ice puNr ulc rNurn~ OF procuring lhltht
and ,feudiu. ltpe ui nierl,ftuce. which It became
necessary TO ulc another person had Med eaNeAt
claiming the invention Further clauses nl the aEltr
mcnt are that Mr. Beard was 10 pay Mrs walton ~ 90
Ia cash signing the contract Rlbj on ue lsslie u
lie uH,ut ana ufI after one Hr Is laid on the Metro.
lnAinu Railway, that Mrs walton Is receive onchat
o ans and all ru3 Hues lai hy other roads OF etsnns
tie OF te patent, ir amount ct We 10y any u he
nEod hy Mrs walton, subject tu the approval o MI.
Bearl Tho Invention was fret tested on tour blocks Of
lie rad an tie up track IRON Tru IA to Thirty fourth
street aud gave We 3 satisfactory results
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Yesterday was the twenty-nfth annivor-
sary OF the founding Of tho Arion Society. and
they celebrated it in bcAtting manner. and.
cert In their power.
Thesocicty numbers about eighty male voices
perhaps more-enough, at least 10 make n very
powerful chorus. They do not connne Them
selves 10 the Lesser works written without ac-
compartment, but always ut their concerts take
holder ground. and graphic with the largest
works written for male voices with orchestral
accomplishment
The notable feature In the society's singing
Is the splendid body If lis tone Other clubs
rival IL in tho more graees and delicacy Of their
singing and in their phrasing and light and
shade, but the AriOn has solid sorority OF its
singers.
The programme Of last evenings festival
concert was PLEASANTLY varied. anumter Of omi-
nent soloists;, such rs Meslamcs Swift and
merlz, taking part. Among tho new, com
positions that were given was an admra-
bly, composed nuptal song for solo voices.
chorus. and orchestra by DR.. Daw rOsch,
piece from the pen of tn. last man in all the
world from whom hnmor was TO lbs expected.
tho severe and digniiled ADbG List. Taking
the old college song. "0nufoamuS lgitur,i for a
theme. he has worked II into a hundred iAntas-
tic shapes Tor the orchestra. giving the faVorito
old theme 10 the hhsses with elaborate arabcsque
ike figures for the violin twining about 1t. and
finally lending into short fugue. after which
tho voices take ii M, or rather take M whnt is
only a distant suggestion u tho tuno ITSELF
which is worked out in a fanciiul way.
On ihe whole. the concert was very credit
able one to tho society. and shown that while
good fellowship Is an In portant element in
their organization the musical standard is not
sacrificed " that but is held in honor.