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.FTIEEXCHANGE
. THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1879.
HENDERSON COUNTY.

Editors Exchange -
Some time having elapsed since our
last communication, we think it pru-
dent to give an account of our. "stey-
ardship," and say by way of apology
that on. stiffness was caused, not for
the lack of will, but for want Of ma
.erial and opportunity BE-
We are having winter and spring
weather alternately, with occasional
showers of hail and rain. While to-
day man would feel toierably pleas
ant with fewer clothes, yet to-mor~
row he may expect to seek comfort in
his great coat. ~"
Farmers have commenced to work
downright by turning under the green
turf, repairing fences, and preparing
for planting. ?;
Hon. George II. Nixon and others
made speeches at this place on Satur-
day last in behalf Of the yet contem-
plated railroad. Still, hope remains,
though faint, Of its being an early
success. ,'. .rI -. $50
Mr.. Musgrove, .fsrmerly editor Of
the Madison County Herald, is now
editing and publishing he Henderson
County News in our town. We
wish him much success in every res
pect. ~.
Ray Rush, fshllQ feeding his stock
last Sunday night, was fired upon
twice by some unknown would-be as
sassin. part Of the contents Of the sec
ond barrel taking effect in his hand
and shoulder, but without intlicting a
very dangerous wound.
At his residence On the Both ult. a.,
John Q. Reed died. Uncle Jack, as
he is more familiarly known, was one
Of the earliest settlers Of this comfy,
having resided here since 1922. He
was i charitable I,1aD, and one who
1as beliked hy al his acquaintance.
The Masons-he being a member of
that order-paid their last tribute to
his lifeless body jus, previous to its
in:erment, in the presence Of vast
multitude of mourning friends. His
widowed wife ard fatherless children
have the sympathy Of Il friend
LEO.
Lexington, March 31st.
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CONNECTS "a P..durab With Padlrah & Eliza
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TRAIN No. coun,rt> st Humboldt and Mi
Ian for he West also FROM point, south on
the c.. :. il y. q. R'Y: nj Guthrie with
II J.. : = ny North : at Lebanon june
ton with Euov,il,c and Ei.tn,ad brgnchcs;
1T Cincinnati iuuctiun wi't l.. g.. :; i, B,,y.
North and Eatl' at Luut lille aith y. i VI.
K.y. anu !. Y; a /. k'y Aerl-, Fast and
" est.
TRAIN No ruus fto,. Ncmrn.s daily,
having d'rert connection iI'w !-itlc Rork.ani
MI po u;s il TcNa-: cuI nrt e. 20 Mckenzie with
at Cincinnati junction with bon. in. i Lex.
R'y North and East; at Louisville with the o.
x NJ. and j. VI. y !. R'y North, East and
c~t.
TRAIN No. f. which leaves Bowling Green
-.uba IN. runs daily. except sunday, and
makes connections same a. Nod.
TRAIN Ne. /, on sundays, runs only as
far d. Mckenzie.
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81, Cem'I Pass. ( TIT Agent.
MEMPHIS, EADrcAH i NORTHERN
RAILROAD.
FOR NASHVILLE. MEMPHIS. ST. LOUIS
NEN ORLEANS, MOBILE, ETC.

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welded TO Laura.

Lexington, March 31st.
, 1879-06-30
MILITIA NOTES.

Owing to the tnclcmcncy Of the weather Fri.
day night, Compans Of tlls First Regiment
lost Sl00 by tl.clr excursion.
Tny certificate OF election OF John patchtp es
secnnd-Lieutenant Of E Company, TnIrd In.
fantry, has been forwarded.
THIS Second Regiment will shortly remove tts
armory to tlle old quarters Of the First Rugl-
lneut, Nos. III to 111 Lake street.
Il. E. Simmons has been elected CaptaIp,
George Il. Daily First Lieutenant, and John
Cf4te 9econd~LlenteuRat, Ut COMPANY, Twelfth
battalion.
John F. Vernon has been elected Captain Of A
Company, Ninth Infantry, and George J.
regiment.
The resignation OF Capt, Charles Waite, Of
Company IL, Third Regiment, has haan returnp.l
TO hin without tho approval Of tAt Com-
manlar-ln.chlet.
An election Il ordered for Company X. First
Infantry, July a to choozu Captain Vice ball, ~.
s'gteat auu to I'LL such Other vucancies ~ may
nriso.
Members Of E Company, Second Regiment,
will assemble at tile AsEnory Thursday ayeulu0
at O'Clock 70 make final arrangements for ths
parade July4.
Lieut.. 4. q. Haml!n, Quartermastsr OF the
Sixth Battalion, haa tendureti Its resignation.
Mlllian. l.. Barou, Jr., h recommended by Col.
Thompson ~ the successor of IIamltn.
Gcn. Torscnco has returned to RprnKneld
without hla Enforcement the request Of tLe
ftrst Regiment 10 20 to Frseport, IN account Of
ue demonstration Ut ths Socialists July i. Cou-
, 1879-06-30
1RI9H LANGUAGE.

- oNh&It 1kHS5hLls
delivered lecture last evening to a small
audience at the Wcst End Opcra-Houso on
1.-THE Language, Literature, anl Music Of Ire.
lana." Tic speaker was introduced by ". J..
Hypcs, who regretted tho pa,1clty Of numbers
to hear 80 good lecture, ant ateributca 1t TO q
lack Of interest on thd part Of the Irish people
in the literature OF tte,r country.
Mr.. Russell, upon taking The PLATFORM said
lo thought the sIze 81 The audience was duo to
q lack Of ndvestlaIng,y ne was not proles-
sIonal lecturer, ho sid, but Father Nolan hul
put It into bis head to deliver lecture, md he
was constrained to do 1t. II he Has mt used to
hprdsllips, tho sight Ut such an audience would
set him crazv. Laughter aud apnlausc,I He
haa thought much. upon tho subject, aud he
10000, 600 or 90 600 o09of peope seatscrcd about
over the globe they could not takG some stops
to nFcsorvu the literature 1T tlleir country.
Ing speaker went on to narrata tle trials and
tribu'ntlous that lie Ind experienced Ia getting
IN ths matter OF prcAeryIHE the Irish language.
Tie Ind spoken In d hall In London twice as big
ns tue one IN which ho was then speaking, and
1t WAS Oiled with people. Including fourteen
speaking cnourl to make bis tonsuo as
have aa interest awakened Ia revIy-
Ing the Irish language, Tho pomnous
a1pou tho project Of .teuehing il IN the schools.
They asked whnt thu people. wanted Of q
language tl.at was only spoken by cod-hoppers
among tho bogs. (laaghter. But tloae who
wcm pushing this ,cnsorpr'soo had finally gotten
study IN tho schools OF ireland, and hundreds
md thousands Of children were attending
Irish schools simply for the purpose OF learning
tiie language Of tllat country. lie thought tint
II ths Irish people would only pay more attcn-
tim IN Hnni.rh 0f tfnfr
, 1879-06-30
minute later: There wss Aouo talk Of anat-
iad words that night befora Mrs. Hall vent 10

minute later. There wss Aono talk Of au,at-
tempt 10 provo TINT tho Doctor md Mrs, Hail
bed.
In tbs absence of' any evidence against. Inv
other pcrson, this WAS tho theory nnl tho 0YI.
dcnce tint would ai,aoat certainty have placedi
Dr. Hull Upon trial, and might have resulted ffl
send'nn him to tic 8tata Prison for the bfieb
remainder Of hls llfc, or to tho gallows. Tl,t
poifre nero prepared to show tli1 motive, tho
opportunity, aud tic manner Ut the murder.
All pointed TO the husband as tho murderer.
1t p curtain that from supt. WalllnE down tho
police believed In this theory, and would
havc pressed Il. The husband had been rich;
ho was poor. He had been honorcd; lio waa
put Ia second place In lis wtios iiouschntd
and at1,ouE hes friends. 1fo wns loft
to potter In h!e laboratory, ana to sleep iu M
attic room, while Ills wifo nilci the parlor witt,
her friends mud consultcd with other man as to
tic management OF her affairs. lie was old nnd
dccrcpit. aud tis wIfcs conrnnlon. wuro young
and Ray., Jealousy, wounded pride, cupldity,
Ind scrilc sagc.-ttiesc were eufI1clune motives
for murder. 1nd all tllcso emotions tile poltco
freely attributed to this ngrd husband nQanse
whoso reputation no word had ever before been
said. -
. But In The capture and the confession Of
Chastine Cox all thess auanlclous and all this
Eob OF carefulY woven evidence havo disap-
paare1 Us II they Ind never been.
, 1879-06-30
sea9uont1y nonS"tR the military organizations


sG,9'utcnty e,' nonS % o1 iho military organizations
Will leave tue city at'fteaf. tttno.
An election l,aa boon or,lescd ut the nrmory Of
I COMPANY, Sixth l'atalloihJuly 9, to choosc a
resigned, and to li a1i vacancies ta may nrisc.
Brighten. Torrcnco ia daily Ia rccoipb OF com
muntcalons, anonymous uisl uttcrwis9t an.
treating him to rennin In tile city on The Fourth
Of Luy. lie announces tllRt he will no here all
day, md mav hc found at tho artnorlss OF tho
con, n,vt, ron,,,n, o.o,,a p.r,.a.
h.. H"o. 1t,.t wot.e' ,! ~, nssontt Neanmcn'
az rcs, II i, ,''I ,si . In,,es psv TpMcn u
niiowc.i !, icayo In a1o,n"anw hnt ~ m hoss -
ver ",ern y ~, H.. oess & TN !, f aesopaoY a "nas"
'lhc Second Regiment Intends to 70 10 Dcx-
ThIs IL. nrrham. nv rnni ths', ~ M oor1I %I w.
o r. wcns r., r. h,s os s"s IN s'u M ns
nn,cece,,rv' II ,h FIJI nI .h,ncht ~ hsJ ~ onn M
thimr ~ ic snrt ttrr,. ,r nve ,n,,
iehmo If turnn 1 ,,',t "1 fnreros n'1 oTc' nor so
a. IL i. II H. nnt ,llcir thut ,srn III, H. IN
mon ~ ~ ia ~ 10 Erst fsgioa, I,. '1u'o H. WI ~ ~ ~
Fonrt1 ~ n T. hi'1ay s,mt n4trsor. ~ .1M w s., ho
plcnsiini '''''' "',o :, '~>o''o'' "''' w
All tic members of Maj..f7en. Ducat's stnfl,
OF the division organsxattnn ilavn trnttored tilctr
designations except Ltc,tt Col. Samuel Appleton
tlia u'ant-dcNcral, who delays In urler to at
tend TO w1latoscr b'lsiness may come through tho
their resiu'nattot1s having 6ecn aeccp,cd: Col.
isna oHnssa.n,a"t*r. MI .tt.i.. -; o. -
Pay,nnttcr: Mai, snrwc1i. cnmmissnrv.
Mil IT, o, Collins! Judge htIyncotc: mn.i Ijcu}'
col. Weeks, Surgeon, ''''s'
rh,m,. r,,., a.. u - A.. ,
-. ,!tt.t ~ ~ -. NJ psoposss 70 inahku-
faic mttlt1a atsootsnr match a. t'ie Northwcat-
efn Ntf1c RanEe on the 9th Of July, at which
regimcntnl shooting tenme Of live nan zach.
Tie mulch will bc IL pccor1ancc viii, the rcgu-
laton rules. The iIrst Mir viii cnnsist n a
stnntintr.rIGc wnr4h FEI,. .naorf ,,r,so s.},ino~
nf III" Rte snt, e ~. aHso"9 n n,s, nsseGe n3ss
th.I r.,." 'G ,','nse. Ut ge ssa' "ottn Hs2i
t lilly ortAe; uo1lnlu1uly 1n nemoersnsp ~ tne hIlle
E!np, wortn Slgi tn9fth ps1ze. l!ll,s Manual
(gireu bY II. d. Ficld), worth $3.50; afth prize,
box Of ci9ars, worth %; sixth prize, fishing
pole, worth $5.
There Is a cooi1 DIAL ~ 7vtrc.np1,,nc ina. r,v
Nv iIiffnrnnf -rii,t,-s,: .."tsn !ass ~ ~" Nv
, 1879-06-30

An exciting coilar.antl-elbow wrestling match
took ptnce yesterday afternoon at Underwood
place, near Riverside, between Horace Brink,
we'll known as city exprcesman, md Lewis
Moore, an employo Of the Western Transports
ton Company. About 2Uo men Witnessed the
cnntest, md everything passed OF IN tho
most orderly manncr, but The decisions Of
the rcEcseo wore found fan1t wtll-and
Msg3es MsSsss' weIs 5gIsay 1sey y D'nas n; irisns; Ids
ea men, and the struggle for tlc mastery. was
bad arrauged tho contest, which was for $50
side. Tue place sclected was In beautiful
was not much to bo feared from sudden md
heavy ialls.. Considerable tlnu was
consumed In obtaining n referee,
am! ,., I'm. aua'lr T.. Dan Dan ~ :, brennan ,, was .
n.en-etripped for the, occasloi,-took their
places Il, tic rInE formed, mud At 3:45 D. N. tho
struggle began. hamo lirclv efforts we're tnade
by both men TO get the first fnll. anil, after q
lapse Of n!ne minutes, Brink ln,.led hts oppo-
ncnr On bis back, ai.d securud It, tic match
being thu best two Ia thr0c.
It WAS apparent that Brink, though not as
heavy % Moore, vas tho most skillfa! wrestler,
aa a he e eontss y Atter a. resi- SSu " save aassa
minutes tho contestants again tools hold, nnti q
struggle Of muscle ensued tint Is said 10 have
becn fnr snoru interesting IND exciting tlinn the
hfcI.auEhlin h!eAtnhon match, Tor nine
minutes, with varying chunccs, tho two power
ful men, locked In each others embrace. bent
md partly thrcw each other, until hiouro, with
grcat effort, succeeded In putting his opnouont
~ position that caused the referee to gvo
him the fall. After q brief resting spell
tho men wcro called up for
tie third time, and they Immediately
lcgap desperate ei!orts to obtain ths deciding
full. Fur thirt1 minutes they 1uuccd about mud
used all tsirtr great strength In attempts to
gain their object. Flnu'ly Brink was thrown
upon his knecs, and Moore forecd him back and
landed hilu !n sugh mat,ncr tlat tho referee
gave tne iall to Moore, though l3rluk's friends
alld sona unprcjudteel spectators declared
that the fall was not fatr one,
honrc having no right untler tho rulra
u, force bis o9poncnt hack oil his knees, thus
compelling hin, to rclEnqulth Ills hold. But
Brink told Dan Murphy to give up tho stakes to
Moore, nl.l tho crowd wont away.
brink aestrts to hays annhrr match with
Moore, an!! at the c4tnlug Fourtf-uiJuly .iotues
at Dexter Park he expecta to iuyu another con-
trst With li'l, whrn SOME well-uualtied anil ex-
perteuceh wrest1tr or otlrr person Of good judg-
1uont will be ehosen ns referee.
, 1879-06-30

Upon tic two mru, for even now in his sobriety
he Eloats over thu HtFait, and an,uscs himself hY
tolllnE all eorts of lles. aH ealI!nr tile rolics,
hin, 10 1oa!et for twenty years WI 10 only met
Ing out justice to sutfi libel on the luua, racc,
trnmcs Fahey,a nontlcserlpt without mcana Of
support, md WIN trsMped 1t hero from pcnt'-
syvanla, yesterday fofeiloon at 80 O'Clock en-
Madison street.. nnd n, commanding tono
called fnr drink Of whisky. The prnprietor Of
tho narc, It appears, Las no way Of distinguish.
inE botwsen ounlsncrs and hss c,,stu!ncrs. anil
20 gavc fahey wl,at no called for. Alter drfnk-
Ing The fellow said he lnd no money. null sup
rosea tint l,o lIad to take tair grind bounce.
Roth GOT IN ont Of his cbatr, aIu, Bcizing bcrr
tnallet It, ono hahMt alu tahes'k coat collar In
the t'hcr, walked him ~ inr % l'ie front door.
whero he uavc him a shove. with tho mnict
l,c dealt him q vlcions hlow which cut Ills fore.
hcaA and face severely, a,,A broke tlle nnsal
hune. As Fallcy was Mitho,t money nr tr'rlMlt,
llc WsA taken 10 ihe West Madison Street sta.
t!on nnd attended by. City Physician Duni'c.
I. LAWN.
ers. II years Q! aRe. whu wcrs caught stealing
newspapers from the duora Df residences nlong
Wabash, MICHIGAN, mud Calumet avenues vcs-
tcrday morning; cornellus CostGr, making
thrcats 10 ktll Mr.. Murphr, nf M. 13i llast'ngs
street; John Olson, attempting to pas. co!.n-
,a,,, nrorur t,nrl. ,.u nrrosfoi I1- I5fllrc ~,
~ Thn-rn. r si,oh", a an,;th r.res,, frn,,,
chorIo. Waror... FIJI par,nss' strttnf r't Er"H
nminn ov.r ~, Ian, ,yIt % hoor' iornu,
Fs.cr ~, .1r,Eiuv lin I'll, II. nlarnoi" nh~ surnr M
thc heal iii, brtrl IN n ,'cttv n"rrci h.s vcon ~
II R,.n,itc ~ NJ Tss Nnri ~ ,por,,. @ mn n, i,
ar,nr".o ~ M ioo soaomscE strcet n,.snutt ~n
IN. IL via Kstc: I,o Wiiiiom. IN rco,s NJ "r
fo,,nd onnv to ill., I'ai ,,nn,, H. s,rcrs: 'inhn
Hickey. larceny Of some small traps from Mrs.
f,-nnyr .rbn horrn.cI sm, frnn, III vSnr Tnf.
fnv ~ M M ~ shn,,o .,rc"t ' ''' n ortior
~ ~ h,v sn,,o ctoti,in, ",.i w,, ~ wa. ,1es
caucht lust ns h. was Having oi, q train to Gin.
sn,n fro, ~ r,o. ne's,sn. ta -
IN Fenrth nyonnc" snm VIM rh,nnsn, ,omrd.v v'
man iorcnnv Ia},an ~ " = S"ott,s w.s,1T
'''."' 'A.~'"s 80 .A"ee - W. " ss''t "e'""s.
At a:45 ycsterdaY morning, Lieut. Fox md
Policeman Edward Lee, willie stlntt!ng upon
the corner OF Eric and Clark streets, saw
, 1879-06-30


William MCCARTHY was locked up at The West
Twelfth Street Station yesterday charged with
being ono Of three thieves who robbed T. j.
Miller. on tho nIpht of t,'s a5th os = d,a,ao., =.
~. 49,, a.,, .,a..,' ,,.,,s ~' a'a.''o"o
pm anu Ro'a "a'eo' Mhicf wa under the III.
,inence OF liquor, anu was followed by trio
from SALOON, and assaulted near bis hou,u on
Forouer st.cct. mccarthy II i. .aid. hs. ,ccs,
fnI,s tuo,t,ac5 =. .,a ,,s,,n1,,a, 80 nas nssa
io'"''"so ~ '''o p''oe'pa' one " tne 1asee
Owners ase wanted ut the West Madison
Etroet Station for M eieht-day clock having t,,.,
nnne q. r. Usdnav rnrrovr, ,,non n. ,,r.s
1r".u. ",,. t.s ,,Hnnx, .s.s wy" 40 o'nss .a's
oftools. Thn former VIVA ,oken fr,,n, ~, ai.
1svo1 ,1,,.t ,.ha .r.,,o ,he -, u,'.', ~" ~
nosv a,,i "U ~" faG ta. u nara ao 9 " aan!eS , f.
ism st wv VIII .tS ~ soos .s "ese aoana apon Will
sp s@ mspG T.. ~no ~as ~ essa s eeE'g r9ln A. H.
s,Serts 'ae e''ne' ~ WEI a3"sol' Ano o4'oton
Henry Draper a freight conductor on tho
Northwestern Railroad, rupuiue from this city
plaiut before Capt. lloott,. During hia absc.ica
truM ho1ne Ata wile received q letter post-
1uarked At t!is city, AM! within which VA su-
other envelope with blark edgea, aud marked
, 1879-06-30


ONE or TIE DIVES RUNNING LAST sranr.
Twn ,,,,cc. IN sto,c .trrct--th, utnotou md
,,r.s ttnasa,,. ur,.,,,",, !. ,.,,.aA ~ ,nnr<
soi'' s, taoa'''o1 ""t" ""st' ~, = ''. 'on4
prostitutes a,Nl young men wcro dark last
night, murl, to lie qualification of tho pel1t,-
inr. ,rl, t,o,, somc,o,, t,,t ,,r ~, ,mnrce.o,
t.t ,,,a ornns,o,.r. .,, IN a,,,,a,,t,.. y
n,"' TINT the latter daro rot Interfere with 'lc
tlcns. THIS idea, however, was CERTAINLY err,,-
menus, for the closing Of these nests of yIcc,
-. va. ,,o,cJ n .r.tord.rt. .,,n,,,,.,n ,r.s
q" van o'"'.' '" s."te.""t 'nA""S'' "A'
t.uc % Fs'ts patl 'Icm INST week py
,shst H. ..'t ~ mms ~ Iss usan..eeS' ~ ~
jnp bey0,,l onythinr hIe uyes hxI iooEed
unon IN t1,.colicd rnv nlarca aG1nad"that In tic.
}crmpctl to rcyoko Il,r licenses OF tho men who
ran them, ,rhu paUers were ,nade out Saturday
lion to ja.u In tic eycntnn that Iant, O'Do,,ncll
Ind rot,c hnme. mi. ns f,,r rnvrlo,e rm,ntni,,.
iug the lOruu,cnts wns addressed, II, lin. no
euborifna,c coi,f,i ot;cn il. Crnsen,,rmtiv moth.
INK was done. Yesterday morniIlr. however,
opr,crns ,v~n, srv, n,,r
.,.,. ,,an.1 ofsleA's s.'.,as,' wna1 sSSs .' "us
10 notny Monfoe, Rc.thnolti M q, tlie Eagle"
~. hinE ol 80. aH' sout! Clofk street l,l1o
,Httse beg as bau a. hI POLE a. ,he other typ TN.
thcF must shut tho doors. The written
ho.Ses ea,a OF revocation were n1,os no. served,
to to- s''r Legality Of service on sun!lay Monroe
htsi hcicbhold Mcro satlsilGa WIN tl'e verbal
oraer; i. not , 50 & Wih king. lle kepe open as m
usual a'l aay nfld iate tntn ing night. nit', 't is
auuetstoou. 1ntenas i. 10 4o!y snc anthorites'
fepottsf say pm a!ntlE towards hatt.rast q anu
NJ shlo hc il1 1l0t eons1ucr tic NOTES from tae
policeman ~ Official notice, and that he should
"a1s ai nhtii he Eos Written one. ,r
lie Atlnntic ttarden. No. 2G3 South Clark
.s,s0i Nv II" ~ ,,a1 ~" ~ It"n.'a W ., mas nso
tho,1cl, l,c Ind ono for at,otber Which fal lIs not
been trnuserrc,l. If ho Ind hni1 one. il Inn
would Iarc necn revoked by Mavor Marrisnn.
Fitxsintnons cioscd i'm wit font nottrn' hnnin,.
tl.e TACT viii aid lin m procuring n license.
m,,,. ..,,.,s - ;, $3.50.
THE ot1sn oanoHas' ..
som: OF Whlch were visited by the Mayor and
u9L lounu 10 ue eonuucteH Ha1te ny was IN them
"eo''t1arv to tl,a clty ort!lnauees'". were open
'TcstesuhS, 'rs mofnhe, ~, n,'tesaoon' nn.i hEnt.
lrauet nowovcr, uas un'!, NOT q third ol the
nsuat patrosle nccnpslsE INC teoica anu chairs.
Try 70. ,all,om W. ane dountlcss 90 tn The iear
t!lat Tue next move Wod'u be the pulling" Of
these slnke OF 'n!onity. ssncn u can be done II
tlie V's'tofa afo dasoraefly, which they gcnesally
asg; r.. ...,.... 49,, .,.,-
'I1E prostitutes. lORfeF8t thieves, and Clv
, 1879-06-30
LINCOLN PARK.
Nh, PERRY II, BstIru's CONCERT.

From 10000 to $1,000 Of Chicago's citkens
y, me'e aHa'n 'oueoseu ses'esuay AFTERNOON 10 INC
hoefa'tY u mr. tesfy L. ou''ln 'of an open'alr
CONCERT at Lincoln Park. 1t was about q ycar
ngo TINT Mr. Smith, Just previous to hts trio to
;..,,asta1, h,,. ,r,,s., te, s "o'sn' W
'Intauon, uut Hueo, ~. so'',e teasoa os othef'
was not followed up either BY those who. like
him. wcre abundautly able toconfcr such boon
t,,,. .,g9o.t.d =. h.n oo,,o,,,, ,,'.,h, "s ~ @ 10y
.'a,o suesssIeu 90 De",E eluas'y 'eas'o1c' a!'a
pcFnaps more Just TO private l1befallty. namely,
the support Of series OF popular 8unday after
noon copcerta through snnIl In.
dtvI,4uo1 euhocrot,on. NM +,o ~.a,,,.s-
tia, ~ ,,,'. ,,,aas.,"n nas ~" tesol'ec.
uon OF tac pleasure Afforded thousands of
IN Mr. Smiths memory, and. with The aome ltb-
oralty that d,.,tnprI.hed him m tho fcrtnsp ~.