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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03

CHICAGO EXposTIoN.-Th /. c. r. r.
will sell excursion tickets at greatly re-
duced rates. Cairo to Chicago aud return,
Sl4.Gj, Ticket Of admission to exposition
with each excursion ticket. Tickets for
sale all through the month.
W. 7. JOHNSON, Gen'I Passenger Agent
JAS. JOHNSON, Gcn'l Southern Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03

them' AT the outcome Lucy Bugg passed
under the string ABOUT half length ahead
OF Williams, Nettie b. being distanced
The half mile was made in 5l1s and the
mile in ;50H, The rider of Lady Williams
after the Judges had decided the race.
claimed that on the last quarter Lucv
Bugg's rider struck Lady Williams across
the face with his whip, but the patrol
judges did not report anything of the sort
There are but few families in the city
whose several nostrils are not offended,
morning, noon and evening, BY the smell of
burning coal oil. In utter disregard of the
frightful and fatal accidents that are
chargcablc to use Of the oil, even in Cairo,
our servant girls continue to use it as a fire
kinder Girls tamper with it very much as
men do with whisky. They can see the
peril that Others are in from its use, but
they scout the idea that THEY incur any
danger themselves. And now, since the
impossibility of weaving such girls from
the use of the oil, as fre-kindler, is rec0g
nized, our scientists have duty to perform
from which the more humane among them
will certainly not shrink, That duty con-
sists in divislng way for using the oil
that will, in case Of mishap, prove uncr-
ringly fatal. The stuff is treacherous, and
not unfrequently spares life, but sends ITS
victim into the world partially cooked, and
so misshaped in limb and feature, us to be
a fright to behold. The need of
the hour is the addition of
property to the oil, and an improvement in
the method of using it, that will prove sure
and instant death, Until this is done. our
authorities cannot be held blamclesS for
Permitting the use of the oil as a kinder.
S'rvant girls should not be permitted to
subject their forms and features to disiig.
urMent, as they do 10y continued use of
thcoi as at present refined and doctorcd
OF course death is an ultimate certainty,
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03

A. MARX. now in Ncw York, will pur.
chase the finest stock Of mems, boys and
children's clothing, ever brought to Cairo.
Mark that.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03

TEN CENTS WoRTH,-It you want q neat
smooth shave for ten cents, or fashionable
HAIR cut for 2j cents, or anything else in
the tonsorial line remember the place'to
60 to is Henry schlck's, No. 149 CONNER
cial avenue
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03
SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

loU Miss IT if you buy clothing and
goods, anywhere except of A.
Marx, the fayoritc clothier CT Ohio Leyee
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03
BRACKET STORE.
FRUIT TREES, ETC.
TREES! SHRUBS!

An immense stock Of Forest Trees End Ever.
green seedInge Shrubs, Fruit Trees, and Small
Nrts. that WI be t0ld cheaper and packed better
than n, any other plscc on The American continent
Address, j. c. PlNNEY.
sturgeon Pay Wie.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03

\ New METHOD IN MEDICINE. By this
new method every sick person can get a
package of the dry vegetable compound,
kidney-Wort, and prepare for themselves
SIX quarts of medicine. Ii is a specific cure
Tor Kidney Diseases, Liver Complaint, Con-
stipa;on and Piles, and grand tonic for
Females
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03
THE COUNCIL MEETING STNIGHT.

AT the council meeting, last night, his
Honor the mayor was in the chair, and
Aldermen Halliday, Howley, Kynaston,
Paticr, Smith and Wright answered, at roll
COLL
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03

WEATHER PEoBADuITIEs.-Cold with
high winds and rain. Exposure to this
weather is sure toproduce colds and kindred
diseases; and the best remedy we know of
is Halls Balsam, for the lungs. Always
keep it in the house, and you will be on the
safe side. Sold by Barclay Bros.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03

CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy To,
bacco.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03

ENTERED AT THE POST OFFICE IN CAIRO, H.
LIMOS, AS sECoND-CLAss MATTER
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03

mics,
Some Of the animals entered at the
Paducah races made very good time. Lucy
Dugg the BIandviIe fillcy, for instance,
made the first half mile, Of mile dash, in
ffty-one and half seconds, being within
two and half seconds of Harem's best
time. The DASH in which Lucy acted 81
handsomely. was free to ALL Ncttc u,
was entered by Thad Jacobs, Of paduclh
Il, W. Hugg, of BlandviIlc, entered LAZY
| Williams and G, w. Bodkns of Blsndyilc
entered Lucy Bugg. Lady Williams aid
Lucy Bugg had met on the turf before, and
each had been beaten in a race BY the OTTER
consequently there was considerable Ok.
citcmcnt. Lady Williams was the fayoritc.
but Lucy Bugg and Ncttic b, had good
hackers. Nettie B. had the track, Lucy
Bugg second, Lady Williams outside Two
or three false starts were made. but they
finally started even. In the first quarter
Lucy Bugg took the inside track and was
closely followed by Lady Williams The
position OF the horses Mt the half mile string
was: Bugg half length ahead of Williams
and Ncttic b. ten or fifteen lengths in the
rear. The race all around was between
Bugg and Williams, both running SO close
together that blanket wouN have covered
, 1879-11-22

-N'EHEE DARING RoBsERY.-It is very eyi-
.'n' Thai the there's of oar city can carry on
", ~" expectations with impunity, and escape
''''i> ireAc,s Of their misdeeuS for all the
). 5.'f'' taat is made to stop then. Our guar
N-> !, '' the peace act as though .ney think
-. A'!est'nS these bold robbers is interfering
''." lie liberty ot the subject. ana fear to
's' :, u!eA Tor fear of being indicted them
'H Monday night last, some Of them
=, ',''e' lie 5'EnShop of or worthy citizen, c.
,.'''i''oieF' by means Of the skylight they
: 'sll'''ei 4 pane Of glass and used 4 rope
''''e their descent. Although spring
- were So. the thief or thieves knew It so
,l,. '--' they avoided them by stepping over
-. AMI helped themselves to all they
hey took TWENTY-FIVE Lew revolvess,
~J 'i'A' or Ten dollars an silver: after. this
eo,,- they unfastenei the hack door and
r. 1-"ei away. Mr. Schumacher has
81 Is. .ectm. this robbery for some time. and
wesr nap IAp' Tor them; he knew .,bs parties
I'D rP.1'Si-cting around for a chauee and WAS
TIE hos, ---s.l' and had intended TO change
It NJ NJ y q bis .pring guns, but neglected
nan.. ~ - .,as he laid information and told the
iaovp = ~ parties. hut for some reasons oest
scrs .st-r .!t5'iS ives, instead nf our oi.cials
ta-srarb. itae1!n N! rropria persona they merely
as s a.en I: = " Maltshurg and Dayton TO search
2 thor our officers cannot do their .duty
pe ns.t b.n -. manner without fear or favor,
''wci s,n. sT. ,nins mn they ,aa do is to resign H.
=
, 1879-11-22
AYERS HAIR VIGoR.
r.or Rexforing Cray Hair to ats Adf"ra
" TitaIHy aud Color.

ror Restoring Gray HGir 20 as hdt"'"s
T'' TitaIify and Color.
A DyANCING IN YEARS, SlChNEoS,
a Care, Disappcisement, and hereditary
nr.'iisposition, ali tusn the halr gray, and
pp;,hsr of them incline 1t to shed premature'y-
AYERS Hsir yigor, by long and extensive use.
h.s nroren that it stops the falling of the haiI
,.H ;nn npslI;stely: pIl often renews the growth and
Iirays surely restores its color, when faded or
49, Il stimulates the nutritIve orSanS 70
Saaitbv aotiyity. :.ni preserves both the halr
md ;ts beauty. Ibas brashy, weak or sickiy
anu anu hscomes glossy, pliable and strengthened !;
lost Inst hair resrows with lively expression lsii,hs
,S, hsr E ;s checked and stablshed thin hair thick
nmA naA and faded or. gray halrs. resume their
er;a,nai color. Its operation Is sure Ind harin
Is II cures dandruff. heals all h''snoFs, aha
Issns .s the scalp, cool, clean a..d sIIsEuharf G
mS;cb conditions, diseases OF the'scatp are I'M
'al";hls ~n,Sh As dressing fo! ladies hail. the
E;oor is praised for its grateful ana agIeeaeis
..tsmns s = and valued for the soft lIssre ana
r;cbnsss of tone it impsrts- Prepared ns
DR. &c AVER CO., Lowell, Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists
-, D.x,s & Co, Wholesale Agents,
doD8A' Portland, Oregon
Soil py Aa pi'ss SLY,
, 1879-11-22

N'>It HATH CHARMS After an absence Of
'iNirr; Years, John Kelley, the California pio-
A''T AMI gifted vjolinist gave one of his mimi
'~''- vocal and instrumental entertainments
I; the t:ty Han on Monday evening las., and
= crowded house fully atteSted that the fame
T IL achievements had long preceded his AZ
'''"!' while the frequent and long continued
'Pii'">e with which he WAS greeted on his
''l'earanHe testified Ia the kindly feelings with
'hich hs i regarded by the people of this city,
sn-i to the TACT that his hard has lost ncne of
: odd time cunning. The oGt tertainment We
least Tor the soul. as i must necessarily be
Nlsn Tie performer thinks and speaks to the
.,''u'A,eI ear Of a critical audierce through
- .i'5 medium Of his in.trumSn SntS We trsst ,tat
.iT ;ii;ei Professor viii perform again in oi,ier
=, 31oy,'n'n',iatc the many lovers ef good music
.5' ,he great number who were unable to gain
'1'al's!on on the last ocs.sion.
, 1879-11-22

turRI M.ETL-i-fhe court marital ordered
+, e,nven. ~ Fort Walla Walla for the trial
Of Captain Aaron :. Dagsett, Captain Charles
Keller and ID Lieutenant William r. Turner,
2iU. S. Infantry, met at loA. NJ. on Thursday,
Nov. 10Th, with the following officers as mem
iers of the court Lieatenart-Colonei Alex
an,ler Chambers. 2l>t Infantry, president I;
Iieutenant-C Colonel James ". Forsyth, lSt
cavalry Major Fr.ncis L. Town. surgeon !;
Major Charles t. Sswbelle, chief quartermas-
ter: Major William NJ Graham, 4th artillery !;
Captain Thomas Mcliresor, lSt cavalry zap
tain Moses Harris, lst cavalry Flrst LiIutTh-
an, Fr.J II L. Ebstein, 2lst Infantry, Judge
Advocate Of tae oanrt Major Throckmcrton.
18th artillery. is On his way to take the place Of
Major Patrick Collins, deceased; John W.
Cochran. stenographel of the court.
, 1879-11-22
BUSINESS LOCALS.
.Etsls5SG . EISISESs.

The amount of furniture sold it the sales
room Of Eyrrtz & Abel, orp,z.. th- -. Louis
Hotel, is really alnazir,; - f.ir ia, ;e'.ins
from all parts Of =. country eons:c;s;ite around
loading up. furniture Tor the country, whlle
trucks ant drays ale kept busy delivering 10
city customers The reason Is they always
keep .uch stock that everybody is suited at
l,ottum ,,rices
, 1879-11-22
- - =
CLlxs HAH SHQOIIxC

Mr. Collins. proprietor of the Driving Park.
has utilized the tine intervening between the
races and the date of postpcnsneut by afford.
ing his patrons an opportunity of witnessing,
or trying their own skill in glass ball shooting
matches. Fint day, Monday, Nov. 18th. glass
ball match, 30 bslls each fst, sweepstake,
500; second, $780, Following is the score :
, 1879-11-22
THE CkN SALOON.

The cool weather induces many OF our citi-
z.ns to visit the city. Ed. Williams Gem
saIoon is crowded, ard Major Domo, the eeie-
brated Charlie Abrahauas. is s smiling as
basket of chips. he success of Ed Is OWING
TO the fact that h serves up nothing o1t tne ig
Cn.ter whiskey. The hest billiard tables IN
, 1879-11-22

FEsrIvM.-A festival will be given by the
ladies of the NJ. E. Church South al the
church on Fourth and Sumach streets on
Ws,i..esday evening, Nov. %. Lunch anu
,ys,.rs at noon the day following. AdinlssiG, !:
Zee. inclu,in.g supper, 50 cents The same L
for the benefit of the church.
, 1879-11-22

Fl. FACES. Contrary 10 expectation The
n,s,,s.r last saturday turned out to be good ;
IN consequence ilr. Thos. Collins, the en"rsetic
proprietor Of thr race track determined that
,hr tu,riug match between "Glasfori.
"El,k R.>,." Bell Foster IA Billy
Iemr should come OF The track was well
attend, l.y our racing men and many promi-
Lent y:iz,n,. Pools sold 1t an unprecedented
high h,ury and great eNCit ,nient prevailed at
the stand C;iaS orl" was the favorite At
tr,,, hU. alter the first heat, which WAS Won
I'Nlw l5!lr- 7I'M ,SCIl 'dusI AIIld,, AZ
lhe rac. w,S for 500 best in ;, and was won
ify Brll Foster" On Thursday the weather
1,'H- bright and clear a large crowd assembled
Z wstu,~~ tAr free for all, in ) trottins match
l"tNr.n " E,iApwer," . ady Faustena and
,''".t Fg!i. for purse Of 500. Lady
taa>irla wr IN three straight heats. Time,
~ 81 2:29;.
, 1879-11-22

TEACHERS INSTITUTE notice IN our
columns it will be seen that the Walla Waiia
courty's Institute will convene at maltsDufs,
nacar,ber "A Il is the duty of teachers to
at,snd and the law requires it. The people of
Waitsburr have kindly offered to entertain
teachers free. Sal there is TO excuse left for non
attendance
, 1879-11-22
playOS AND ORGANS.

IL Won wish to buy piano, organ, sheet mu-
sic or music books, or il you wish to have an
instrument tuned or repaired, or exchange an
old one for a new one, or al organ for piano.
by paying the difference, call on Slaney brs,'
r,snt Won want on the mss liberal terms S6-tf-
, 1879-11-22

CIRCUMSTANCES may require us to give up
MANY of the Injuries, and even thecomtorts 10
which y. have been accustomed; out there can
he no excuse for hot providing ourselves ana
those dependent on us with 4 rsn'edg iof Shose @
i;,bls Frese's Hamburg Tea not only cures
many Diseases but is excellent as 4 prerenta,
tive in malarious and other arrangements OF
the system.
, 1879-11-22
RslhIS tNt, SIi0fS.

Rubber boots and shoes for men, rubber
boots and shoes Tor ladies, rubber boots and
shoes for children. rubber boots and shoes OF
every style and quality, can he found at the
lowest living prices at Dolan's Boot & Shoe
House, opposite the postotfice.
, 1879-11-22
urwEy T,YLOH.s SALOON.

This saloon has been refttad and renovated
in most elegant manner, and well supplied
with the choicest brands of liquors and cigars.
4 free lunch is one Of the attractions OF this
poprlar -esort. These who once try 1t will call
again
, 1879-11-22

YoU won't need turkey for your THANKS
giving dinner ii you buy PR OF those os''
ebra.ed E gloves bearing the brand Mills,
Leak & Co, for sale at Adams Bros, because
Won will be happy without 1t.
, 1879-11-22

SNALL fruits, 10 AT Il. VI SWltts-
OSR year old apple trees, -01 at L. NJ Swift s
Two year oldapple tree, 90 at l.. NJ. Swift S.
DEALERS furnished at liberal discount by
the 1900 OF 10000; other fruit and ornamental
stock:equai.y loW. i, proportio,:. at L. NJ. Swift
nursery. 10 miles Iitrthwest OF Colfax, on the
PaIouse river. Call and examine before pur-
chasing else where. i.ost office address, Colfax,
Whitman county. W. T. | make fruit grow
ing specially. Stock grown without irrisa-
ton.
, 1879-11-22
IysT,LLMENr Plan THAT PAYS.

Buy You home in the Lansford Addition
Me>srs. Chapman & Boyer, real estate agents,
have a few more choice lots for sale in this
locality For sale on the instal!nent plan.
Buy vou home now, and save that reLt bill.
, 1879-11-22
IEN SAlAON.

This fashionable resort is one Of the incest
saloons in the city Superintendent Jerome
takes pleasure in waiting on and supplying his
customers with the best liquors and cigars.
Tex himself is our beau ideal OF jolly host
and MS pay,.lsri:y is to be envied.
, 1879-11-22
OILY Al, 81.

For ali ELEGANT set Of teeth, on the best rub
her base Also, Il reduction in gold and other
filings. Anesthetics, for painless extraction
of tseth. Office. over First National Bank,
corner of Main and Secoad street
IJ-tf WM Z. CLONE.
, 1879-11-22

NEW STORE Sheppard, Jaycox & Co. have
opened a store in Paine's building, next door
to the bank An inspection discloSes a full
line Of dry goods of every description. Mems
clothing seems to be especially fine. Their
Cheviot goods are hard to be excelied.
, 1879-11-22
s.xrxxSC,>CO xEsTarRANT.

The excellent meals which are supplied to
the public at this famous restaurant fully ac-
counts for its great popularity; Strangers
visiting tie city should give it the Inst call
No trouble or expense is spared to obtain the
hest articles Of food in the cogntry, The same
old prices, three meals for one lollar.
, 1879-11-22

4 PREsEyr.-We have > frisnd in BOISE Clty
called Bill Nye, who occasionally remembers
is by sending us such things as : box "i PRIME
cigars. This time he changed his Prpsr1mine
and has our most ELUSIVE thanks for 4 hsnd-
some china vase containing an allegory OF the
dim future.
, 1879-11-22

An OVERSIGHT an oversight the adver-
tisement of Mrs Jesse Cameron Ayres when
first inserted was left unroti ed Oar Lady
readers will please refer to her gard in ..,ther
column Mrs Ayres comes highly recoIlGend-
ed as a first class dTtiae.
, 1879-11-22

prrr,r;I,oy. TN Tuesday last soms scoun-
.frr, tie tri.,s Of Frank Orselii's covered
I'm AMI -.,l- sack which was supposed to
mon, The deed carried its own retri-
t-..~n With j; as the Jack was filled with bones
, 1879-11-22

Scr IIrrr John Mcguire arrived here with
l.. ,r.rr,. of Fin ,Ieb fores, and, Judging from
!. ,,,gpeI houses he is receiving nightly, he
N Pm ., for tune ere long. Success attend
S.'' N law. Won have Bir a-fore the public a
Ia, ,iur and know what hey want.
, 1879-11-22

BALLOON ASCENSION I'm oanu,
soth. for .l.e first time in our history a oAio'
ascention will takep place at the FAIR "runu,' an
With a grim kMd Of humor the erohAu'e ''''
noupce a yaledictory before going up
, 1879-11-22

p. r,ry-To day the attractions at the
'' - ,,.U le imme..se. 1t will be the
r,,. o; the season between the best
p ID; tie country
, 1879-11-22

..--,, THEY CurE-We have to acknowledge
'..,., fg,n our kind friends Mrs! !. r.
-, llr. and Mrs A Reeves Ayres the
.,,... r,r,.,.uts Of silver and glass pickle
a.1--l.nI magnificent silver fruit basket.
, 1879-11-22

ARE you in need of winter suit, under
clothing or anything Of that sort If so, 20
to Adams Bros, where you will find all OF
these articles Of tae best make, material and
finish
, 1879-11-22

rnrErc1Iny In oor last les.ue III connection
Nth oIr notice Of the Unati!la House We sale
That i va, furnished by MeSsrs. Shindler L
,r.llnranr of Portland, We apologize 20 the
OREGON Furniture Company tor our mistake
o.. IN. hotel MAS furnished by them
, 1879-11-22

FIR, ABE.p.-It is reported that as sool as
the Pinafore troupe has Completed It's ens
mept here. an amateur pedestrian exhio.ioih eia
willbe given by some Of our maie anu leiiiAie
,ndiLists
, 1879-11-22

,,,gr.-A fine and large stock Of pic
,,,, on exhih:tion at the Art Gallery
rirr' ar ~. and frames sold for one dollar
, 1879-11-22

..,I X. L. Smiths branch below the st.
loud ask for "CGba Y Indianos, p"
=. l.: BIT cigar sold.
, 1879-11-22

ALL kinds of general johhing done in a work
manlike manner at reasonable rates, by j.
West Al6in Street near 81.
, 1879-11-22

PoralAR LECTURES. s.-Dr- j. Simms, the
eminent reader Of character, is delivering a
,,nr,- ,f lectures at the City II II. and will
,-rrirr:. rs follows: Tonight Saturday on
tfr human fa,r. Monday night his closing
l.,.rrr. ,.ll bc on love, crurtShip and.marriase.
lv -L.ulI hear these valuable lectures.
, 1879-11-22

The MAGriRE THoU UPE-Durinc the stay of
the company in the city, Mr.. Masuire viii
produce all the latest novelties, both dramatic
and operatic Among the dramatic reductions
will be produced tile areat comedy IN IKE acts,
by Bronson Howard, entitled Saratoga,
,.hich had a run IF over 2G0 Mats at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York. The
Celebrated Case" which is the mclt powe:-
full drama ever presented to the public viii, We
are infDrlne,i, be put on the stage in most
superior style. The brrlesque of " POcahontas
and other frst-clasA novelties are ready, and
We are assured that they viii eclipse anything
ever presented here Mr.. Maslire has brought
the scenery from the New Market Theatre for
every piece tn be produced. judging by the
supe,i,r manner 8 Piuafore MAS presented
We anticipate treat af nu ordinary character
in what is to com. Mr.. MaSuire Is at a very
heavy cxpe:s", and if he is satisfied with the
present engagement h intends 10 frequently
Wit Naila Wslla IN She flsuIe. lnins;Il L:
:;lwavs the very best attractions. PORTLAND
gives him the credit nf being the most enter
missing II tna.,er thai ever controlled a theatre
IN that oty, snl it Is to be Lo, ii that oar cti-
zans will appreciate his canning 70 Waiia W AHA
with - i..rca .snl talented q company. ny CIV
IN h;nr l.r.;e hCt;ses dariEG hs present engage
mCnt .
, 1879-11-22

S,or7 4 FELpMAS have just recei'eI .N'
largest and finest stock OF elockerN' -
w,,. vases. fancy lamps. Christmas and New New
Year presents that, were ever shippee - ''''
country.
, 1879-11-22

S..rrns FAIn.- The Sisters beg leave to i'll
i.rm tn. prapl. tha; the fair, IL a.d;, of st.
Nlry, Hospital, viii open on the 1st of De
,rn.h.g. and will continue FIVE Succe2sive even
flss. IA the city Hall. Al WHO intenG % pa
trua ,, ,h, fair are roluc5ted - a favor, not
iouli-. ii possible. til the last evening 80 that
Tn. iur may not b. prot.lcted beyond the
t,ca 4 timn.
, 1879-11-22

Go 20 :. X. G Smiths branch below the st
Louis hotel and X for CUBA y lndian"s,
the best BIT cigar sold
, 1879-11-22

II. ". :. lNAFvEE. = comic opera Il the
brightest kind 81 music composed by Arthur
Snl'::,n, premises to draw full houses s"r tine
G-irty Th.,trr f"r Just so long A tinie IS the
u.as,.r chosss to produce it. The music Is
.or! the Elrctt" full Of fun the o:'e-s il well
Narri IN the stage a.4i is ve.y cre,.:tahly rcn-
L.ra! l,:- powerful o"mp:ny. Il occurred t.
II, in ,le representation W. Witnessed. 'ti.st the
rlrrt: VA, permitted to overshaaow the music:
Ne lalor ui ;cc the impression that music Is
thr s,ul rf up,ra, comic or otherwise, that the
rli-rt # the librc;to i to give express'o ION and
r,nIa,i, t. the mu ,ic, and that the orchestra
/, Il present too small u produce AZ effective
in,-.--i,n The songs aIl parts allotted t.
Ii, yalI 90, artists ri the troupe were executed
WITH marked ability aud were frequently re
a.al-t ,,ith Ing continued applause- -..