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National Republican., 1881-09-10
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2S THE GREAT 1891
-. PEXNsYLvANIA ROUTE CCA
splendid sGENisRaSy, MkdjSSiiF!icnEANFf + EoU1r.
TRAINS 1Efvf ~ vFfEEEgH wEs AaY SsTd q ISL ,s r.
,. ,,nyr OF sixth and y streets, ~ follows.
For rtiSsnnrE and ihe West 500 y. m. daily with
daily, win sleeping Cars rom iiSrrsbrs ' to z cin i'
clnnWi. ~ Louis, aud Chicago; 900 y. IN. daily,
- BHGTlM6RE ASb iP'ocpTPo5MAc RAILROAD.
for IH'qmphlgqa, ,rg Rochester BnliH9 NlnsaTa Eas
o. ~ daily, except Sunday; at o3o p. m. daily,
ccccp ccp iSSMnriay with Palace Cars TO Canandaigua
For wilianisport, lock Haven and ElmIra. atiaso
For New York and tho East 500. 1890 a. M 200 1000
AMI 1915 p. mon Sunday, 20O p M, 1000 and lois
Limited EXPRESS OF Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 a. m.
For l'Tooklyg New York, ail llrough trains connect
anar5y Tn6y55iGy SMig a G Win boats Of Brookyn AnpeH"
ror d2n9iS PIN ierrage 9cr3ss New York CITY, ,o,,,
iiGii2 p IN. on Sunday. 200 D. IN. $40, 1909, and
Limited Express. 500 a. m. daily, cScept Sunday
FOR h9'Emoge , & S2 i9 500 sG iGSo M, and 800 te1
a. ill., I6o n n.y. t6o sl IA ~ iooo 0n o S " w m
For Pope,s creek Line. Gio a. m. and 40 p m. daily
For Annapolis 10 a. m. and 80 p. M daily, except
ALtNANbRIA AND rREpERtcKsBuRa RAIL
MAN,ANp ,,AAtENANDRIA AND WASHING
For, Alexandria, 5oO 7i2o a2o .. m and il.lo a. M,
80 S3O F. m o G:2o p ln.i 500 and 1870 ?. m. ON
For l,chnond and the Souh ,;0O m. and ii:lO a.
- daily and0lO D. IN. daily, except sunday. -
Trains leave Alexandria FOR Washington. 600, sos,
and & &lGgo q M. 1910. 800 500. 200 aud Glo p. M,
5O1Rud GlO n, IN.
Tickctsuud niurmntonc can ho procured at olice.
northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and pcnusyl-
vRua and ut the station where orders can be
len for the checking of baggage TO destination from
hotels and residences.
- j. H. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. Gcneral Manager
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, ANDTUEONLY LINE
BErWEEN TlIE EAAr AND TIE
National Republican., 1881-09-10
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. u. q. wIssT's NERyEASD BRAIN TREATMENT,
specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Commissions NeT-
Spermatorrhea, lmpotency, Involuntary Emissions
Premature Old Age, caused by Over-eNertlOn, self
abuse, or oveI-indulgence, which leads 10 misery de-
cay, and death one box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains one months treatment One dollar a
box, or six boxes for five dollars. sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes TO
boxes, accompanied with Ave dollars, we will send
the purchaser written guarantee TO return the
money Vi the treatment does not effect cure Guar
antees issued by SrOTT ~ CROMWELL, 4s0 Penn
sylyanla avenue, WashlnglQn il O., wholesale ana
tention. oclS!rphSiy
National Republican., 1881-09-10
FnrrIrn nloncr nInrl,ct.

suB-rREAsuRY BALANCES
......... SsOi74,1s3 90 Curroncy..u.. stliI,0l7 O
National Republican., 1881-09-10
New Summer Arrangement.


W. W. CORCORA-N,
CAPTAIN L.. L.. BLAKE,
WIN make daily trips (Sundays eXceptedl to all
points on The Potomac River rs far down as ulymo9i.
Fare, round trip, bCcnts To all points except MOuf
Vernon. Boat leaves wharf foot Of seventh stredt.
at ten u. M aud returns about &3O y. m. ON
SATURDAYS
the COrcOran will make two trips, boat leaving wharf
nj ten ~ M aud six y. M, respectively, thus allowing
passengers to stop over al point until The return
second trip, reaching Washington about $50 y. M.
making II desirable iUr PicnicS and Fishing Parties,
Families wishing to enjoy ride ON the Potomac
during the warm summer months VIII ind II To their
advantage to take the safe and COmmOdnus steamer
Corcoran where every accommodation and facility
Will be afforded for comfort and pleasure,
SUNDAY TRIPS
will he made to Marshall Hall and indian Head every
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, boat leaving wharf at
three P M, returning about eight p NJ Fare round
National Republican., 1881-09-10
MININa srocKs.

GoVERNMEST BoNDs-CLoSISG QUOTATIONS.
United States per cent. oXtended....... lOi Atpi0ik
United States per cent. oNtondod..,.... l0l s6plOla
United States iS per cent. registered .,.. ll3 6nl3l6
United States "a per cent. coupon ..,.... ll3 6pll3E
United Satosl per cent. regStered....... il516Dl59T
United States per cent llGlSdllG1s
United States per cent C. La,.....,..... Il8Il 0ll6I
United States currency skies ....,.. ...- 1870 gl3i
District OF Columbia a6j's cOupon-.,...-.... los
National Republican., 1881-09-10

NORFOLK AND new YORK STEAMERS.
The Steamer Lady of the Lake
leaves her wharf foot Of Sixth street. every Monday,
Wednesday, aud Friday, NJ $50 D. NJ, touching ut
pincy Point, Point Lookout, and Fortress Monroe;
Round trip to Fortress Monroe and NoriOlk."...8 %
FirsClHSS fare to Fortress MOnrOcnnd Norfolk. o.
Round trip to piney Point and Point LOOkout,.' z %
Second class round Trip w
Iieiurnng, leave Norfolk tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays ut 4 y, m. - At. 49,,
Tickets aud stalerOOms be secured at onice, 8l3
Fifteenth street at the office sixth street wharL
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS a.,
John Gibson and D. q. knight, leave Pler H. East
River, New York, every saturday ~ " M anu
Georgetown every Friday at ! u. m. For particulars
aDnly TO Agent 90 Water street. Georgetown, or
''' ALFRED WOOD, Secretary,
Jc27 6l5 Fifteenth street.
National Republican., 1881-09-10

1900 Prizes, sll2,iOO
Whole tickets o.; half tickets, 81. % tickets sjO
81 tickets, si0O
Remit money or bank dra by letter, or send by ex.
press. DON'T SEND BI REGISTERED LETTER
or POSl'OFFICE ORDER. Orders of Is and upward
by express can be sent 81 our EXPENSE Addressa or
dcrs To r. NJ. BOAkDMAN, Courer.JOurnal building,
Louisville, KY, or II. NJ. BOARDMAN, 800 Broad.
way, New York ord. W. CLARK, 800 q street north
west, and lts2 Pennsylvania avenue; or TO Il. u.
MANNAnIEk. COS Enlrlnemlh alrecl northwest.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
FOOT SURGERY.

DR., WHITE, Chiropodist of over thirty-hve years
experience, twenty consecutive years of practice in
Washington, ID. c. successfully treats Corns hunions,
Diseased Mails, Vascular ENcresences, aud all all
ments of the feet. Refers 10 the most eminent ply
scldns surgeons and thousands OF other wGll-known
persOnngCs that patroniZe his establishment HtG
PENNSYLVANIA avenue opposite Wizards Hotel. Fee.
4 Dpr visit
National Republican., 1881-09-10
Potomac Steamboat Co. S ADVERTISEMENTS.

Tickets aud stat FOR ana Information tur'
nishcd ut u, w. Reeds Sous l26 T. street northwest;
Cook Tours, 1881 pennsy wanna avenue: 81. Marc
Hotel, RuOses Cigar stands at PRINCIPAL Hotels; III.
u. POlkiphOrn, next q city Postniiice and ut Com
' GEORGE MATrINGIY.
General superintendent.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
The ORIGINAL "Litle Havana"

IL decided by the Royal, number for number and
prize for prize, 10 the full number Of prizes In the
ROYAL Havana, with $50 prizes ADDITIONAL as shown
iCapIia PriSe.... 1850
Capital 100
Capital $50
Capital 40
10 prizes of $50 each 1900
IL prizes of S7b each 900
isO prizes of 80 each 1850
0AppTOX XimRtons Of so each to the . remain
Ing units OF the same 10 hs the ono draw
llls llt " tpOl
Approximations of Str each to the remain
ing units OF the same 10 Hs the one draw
lils Tue " loV
2ApprOximRtiOns of so each to the number
preceding and following the one drawing .
the SiJU',.','''' "
5S2 Prizes MS nbove being the full number In the
Royal Havana, and
$50 Additional prizes of s. each To the $50 tickets
having as ending numbers the two termi-
nal units OF the nuJnDer drawing the Capl- 90
tai Prizo of 700
- -
National Republican., 1881-09-10
-SS+,h
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
-OF THE
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,

IN tue city OF LOUISVILLE. on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays cNccptedD
under provisions OF an act of the General Assembly
OF Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court, on March ~, ren.
dered the following decision3
Flrst-rhat tho Commonwealth Distribution Com.
pany II legal.
SocOnd-Iis drawings are filr.
This company has now on hand large reserve fund.
Read carefully the list OF prizes for the
EENIIAMnlN AAAlNIi
National Republican., 1881-09-10
In THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING
OF THE
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY,

which takes place at Havana, Cuba, SEPTEAiBE
20, 1881, there are only 1890 tickets issued and 652
alRta,N
National Republican., 1881-09-10
Notice to the Public.

Al otw Grand Extraordinary DruiCinRs arc undCi'
MeSupCrptstOn ant management NJ GEN ERALS q. r.
BEACItEGAliD aud JUBAL a. EARLY.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19

WE HAD HOPED that the question of
a mixed metallic currency had been
settled in this country forever. But
there is evidently desire in the Ma
tional Bank corporations to raise the
issue OF silver as legal tender again /;
and TO force it out of circulation to
make room for flood of bank notes.
They tried during the last Congress to
get the greenback notes out of the
way with far more hopes of success.
than they can now have for displacinp
silver and silver certificates, and il
seems to US only disturbing the peopl,
to make the attempt. But Mr.. Johr
Sherman is now in the Senate and al
he got bill through that body one,
that deceived the people, demonetizin.
silver, his bill should be and will n.
doubt be carefully scl utinized AM
fully exposed before it can pass botI
Houses.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19
GbeDailpGa,et
9. r. JOHNSON. Eaisor a Propriesor
MONDAY. DECEMBER no. issa.
CnnIsrMAs snorrINs.-This wee

CHRISTMAS SHoPPINs.-This week
win be a week of shopping. Only
once in many years Christmas comes
on sunday. 1t does SO this year, and
next Sunday is the 25th of December.
The whole six days Of the week may
therefore be devoted to shopping.
Those who can complete their purchas-
es before Saturday should do so as it
will doubtless be one of the busiest
days sour merchants have had for many
year. There is no need to fear not
being able TO get supply of goods
for never in the history of Whining.
tom have SO manyChnstmas goods been
on exhibition, or the stores looked SO
inviting as now. And no one need be
at q loss to know what to give
their friends as present, for the
fashion is now to give Just whatever
your friend needs if you can find that
out. Anything from barrel of flour
TO a suit of clothes set of China to
tea kettle pound cake to basket
OF bread ; turkey or roast of beef to
spare-rib. And In giving it is
hoped that the poor will not be for.
gotten That charity will find a
warm place in the merry Christmas
heart. No day is more appropriate
for the exercise of this virtue. Let
the Industrious poor be emembered,
and their hearts be cheered by some
token, however small, that they too,
as well as the rich, may enjoy the
"Happy Christmas" that is SO fondly
looked for and hailed as a season of
delight in all Christian lands.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19

WHILE Hartford people are loading
the Rev. DR.. Gage with honors aud
presenting him with pistols because
he captured the burglar, Minnesota
clergyman is under discipline by his
brethren for the alleged crime of
knocking down ruffian who savaeely
assaulted him. The brethren think
that the preacher should have fol-
lowed the Scripture, which SAYS,
"Resist not evil !" and that when the
ruifian smote him on one check he
should have turned unto him the
other also. The accused brother
thinks that all this is very good theory
in general way for the conduct o.
human affairs in peace times, buf
that when war is declared by rufilar
the instincts of self preseryatio,
prompt even clergyman to knock til,
fellow down.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19

THE State of Pennsylvania has
issued proposals for the purpose OF
funding several million dollars of Its
five and six per cent. loan, issued in
1867, at the rate of three, three and a
half, and four per cent. interest, 10
be decided by the Commissioners of
the Sinking Fund at the time the pro-
posals are opened. at will be re-
markable, says Philadelphia Jour
nal, "if the bids for the new loan do
not exceed its amount tenfold.n Al
this time 1t is somewhat doubtful
whether this loan can be negotiated
ut 30 low a rate as three per cent
II it should prove as the Philadelphiq
journal predicts and the bids exceed
the amount asked for tenfold, then il
will be argued that the United States
threes and half could readily be re.
funded into three per cents. should
Congress with any unanimIty pass a
bill for this purpose, without getting
into a political issue over The two
bills now under consideration, Mr..
RandalPs ia the House, and Mr.,
Shernan's in the Senate.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19

WHILE the proposed tariff commits.
sion are making up new list would II
not be well for Congress to pass a john
resolution reducing all duties 25 pei
cent? This would relieve the people
of fourth part OF the tax upon foreigr
lmportatious and Internal Revenue, anc
have the effect to make the commission
hurry up their work aud get 1t In BY
the next session.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19

In Alaska a missionary has had his
washing done for nothing by CRATE.
full woman who enjoyed his religious
services. She said that as he had come
freely to do his work for her people,
she would freely do her work for him
While 1t is true that the missionaries
receive a salary, it is also true that the
salary is generally so small as to be
next to nothing.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19

WHEN Guiteau's divorced wife re.
ferred TO his close connection with the
Greeley Presidential campaign of 1872
and to bis expecting the mission to
Chill as his reward, the assassin cor.
rected her by insisting that it was the
mission to Switzerland he then desired
This incident not only completely es.
tablishes the fact that his lust of Office
was chronic passion and not an ain.
spiration," but it indicates what the
fate of Mr. Greeley would have beer
had he been successful in the election o.
1872.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19

IT IS NOW said that Miss Thursby's
hand is sought for by foreign gentle
man who has determined TO gain 1t by
obylating her objections, arising out of
the lady's promise to her parents never
to marry any one but an American, by
coming to the United States and taking
out letters Of naturalization. The ro-
mantle story says the gentleman has al
ready sailed for this country.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19

Fridays Railroad Gazette records
the construction Of 24s miles Of new
railroad, making 1901 miles this year,
against 5,s36 miles reported at the
corresponding time in 1880 3,594
miles in 1879, 2,24S miles IN 1873,
1,s94 miles in 1877, 2,es3 miles in
1876, 1904 miles in 1875, 1,s0s miles
in 1874, $500 miles in 1878 and 1905
miles in 1879.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19

PALESTINE AND THE Holy LAND,
is the subject of letters by Hon. S. S.
Cox in the New York Sunday Sun.
The Congressman having spent nearly
the whole of the last year in travelling
in the East and being a ready and
pleasing writer is peculiarly well
qualified TO entertain the reader on
the subject on which his letters touch
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19

PETITION FOR RELIEF.-Ia the L.
5. Senate on Friday, Mr.. Bayard by
unanimous consent obtained leave to
introduce a bill for the rFliel of
Thomas Y. de Normandie which was
referred to the Committee on Finance.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19

THE Philadelphia Press is an excel
lent neH spaper, and we should regret
to find that it had passed into the
hands of syndicate of Cameron men,
whom it was rumcred had purchased
it or $ls0,oOo. The owners, however
say it is not for sale, and that the sum
offered is entirely too small.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19
HARPER'5 PERIODICALS.

The volumes OF the Weekly begin with
the nrat N mber for January ofeach year
When no lime lis mentioned, IL VIII be
understood that the subscriber wishes 10
commence with the numbtT next after
the receipt OF order.
The last twelve annual volumes of
HARPER's WEEKLY. in neat cloth bind
ing, will be sent by mail, postage paid or
by express, free of expense (proyi red the
freight does not exceed one dollar per
volume for sT 10 each.
Cloth cases or eaoa volume ,suita bic for
binding. Will be sent by mali, Iostpald.
on receipt OF 81 20 each.
Remitlances should be made by Post.
Office Money Order or Draft, TO avoid
chance of less.
Newspapers are not TO copy this adyer-
ttsement Without the express order OF
HARPER d BRoTHERs.
Address HARPER q BROTHERS.,
New York.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19
No. THE property known as
JOHN REi B0LD'S WHARF

on Elk river. This is a very valuable
property. being the ipplng point for a
large section OF country, and the wharf
age Ii fTtquently as much rs 500 per
year. The wharf Is large and In good re-
pair, There is large Dwelling House
aud about Two Acres of land attached
and for an enterprising man offers a fine
opportunity for carrying on u grain coal
and lumber business. The Ericsson line
OF steamers to and from baltimore anu
Philadelphiu stopat this wharf daily and
the New York steamers stop when
nailed or with freight to and from New
York.
TERMS OF FSALE.-One-fourth OF pur-
chase money cash on day OF sale; one
other fourth IN one year; another fourth
In two years. and the retidue In three
years from the day Of sale. The cTedli
pay yments 10 Dsnr Interest from day OF
sale, an be secured 10 the sAtlst clion OF
the Trustee.
The Real Estate will be offered at II
O'Clock a. IN.
BARNEY REYBOLD, Trustee,
dec9-atii-ltw Delaware city, Del
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19
DEAL ESTATE Az PUBLIC SALE

DEAL ESTATE Al PUBLIC SALE
WIN be sod at public "a e, on the
premises, In Christiana Hundred, Que
mile above CentTevilie, On the road lead
Ing To kennett Square, New Castle
county. Del, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER -, 1881,
at O'Clock, p. m.
49,. A farm containing rs acres of
Ia. land, well improved, COED fences.
M,t good flame house conta ming ii
G8nL rooms, also frame barn, with
stabling tor twelve heau OF stock; a
never failing stream OF water running
through every field, "a good well OF water
at the house and barn yard stone spring
house with a never falling spring. This
farm Is we'll adapted for "a trucker. One
of the beht orchards In lbe State with
numerous varieties OF small fruit
Terms at sale. JAS. w. MERPHEY,
l.. w. Stidham & son, AuctionCerA.
decS.dAwts
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19
LOUISIANA STATE LorrERY.
PartlenIar Nniirn

PARTICULAR Notice
All the drawings VIII hereafter be unl
der the exclusive supervision and co1tro
Of GENERALS g. \. BEAUREGARd
and BAL A. EARLY. ...
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY I'd
WIN A FORTUNE, FIR
GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS Al
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, JASI
10th, Iss2-Ii0th Monthly DrswlnId
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COL
incorporated In Si1 for b years by Ind
Legislature for Educational and ehar-|
table pnrposes-wl.ha a capital of sl,a0,
into which reserve fund Of ;5jl,
600 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote ii
franchise was made part OF the pressed
State Constitution adopted December 2d
A. D., 1919.
Hts Grand Single Number Drawing{
will take place monthly. u never icals
or J1ostpones. Look Bt the following Dsf
trlbution:
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19
188 2
Harper's w eekly.
nLUsTRATED,

Idrper's Weekly stands AT the head oil
American illustrated weekly journals.
admirable illustrations, Its carefully
chosen serials, short stories, sketches,
and poems. contributed by the foremost
artists and authors of tho DAY, IL carries
instruction and entertainment To thou
sands Oh American tomes.
IL will always g the aim of the pub
fishers TO make Harper's Weekly the most
popular and attractive family newspaper
In the world.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19
CApITAL PRIZE. $4,000

1851 Prizes, amounting to..'..''. n3i
Responsible corresponding asehls " WY, Ssn.
ed Rt all po,uts, 10 wnoh i'oeid' 0o'"f'-
sation VIII be paid. ....,,. ,,ss n,
zIyinp fulI address. send Orders W q. 3.
Dress or Registered Le ter OF Money VI
aei W -" : ''''s N. A. DAUpHlS,
New orleans, La
or NJ. A. DAU.hlN at ,.u yo,s.
No. 2I2 Broadway New io'A
The particular attention o. nv NJ. 1sn. nm
Ia rt.i I'd "a, The act that the entlie ln,a,hy nI
Ter OF fhe Tickets for zach d. MoI'l III iss |
Drawing is sold, and consel lushsiI sa,d I" and
prizes In each drawing are SUN
drawn anu paid' decli.5p eodSv
, 1881-01-09

what's become Of the towel2" be a,u..
rasplng han1fuls of soap out Of his ~ a1sI apaeea
Mrs. spoopendyke glanced at the .acs q = -,
that the towel was gone: nd
" dent believe there's a towel up hsp,.
''Whht dye suppose Tn going to DIR -,
Mr. SpUopendyke- :" Think | an - Inosts
theatre iooktn9 like soda fountaIns s9n sson
something to wipe on, yin yer? Dod rss 49, =
Est towel? GD!ng to let me hang outs ct sss
wait and ri ring for ole" said,ar, r.. !.
endyke, toiling away at the bell = Be pase.
msHent;". sHe~s = man n gong *6 q be n,f... x
eyes full OF soap2 What dye mean bxtlh tslh y
house like lhis7 Think I'm guln1 T. Nkesps,
aroand hera j tilt. winter and then f.o.R ~ RE
Gimme something t. wipe OH. Fetch ees5 ne : Z =
bedspread? bod gast. this: measly sosn os,e =
Dir. Spoouendyke tore tie shar,s oil ths ps,s "
bur being smooth they slid around On III p.s'A y
as though they were skates. What an asEs
to to DO fo wiIh haat6 seseY ahs hs e yetsd
rubbed his eyes as though be were spsrs p1;t.ss 3
silver. pa'sae,
t.Ain't you got something coarse7, ~,
hauled the flannel blankets off and rot tha ha
in his mouth, and tinalls he emerged Viz ise q,
Never mind, dear consoled Mrs. snnsssst sas
dyke. You're all right Take this hsssP
chief and wipe your face" ,,, @.s.'s -
endyke. you've only got to say 80 ~ ans e.
thing Is all right. Some day TIL sew ynfe @ s.
to your head and hang you over a roiler w 9sa fsa
at that chin. Is. that all right? See d. -
Think thnt's all right2 Ill go to bed aad 9 g
for d towel" and he spun around Ike ~ isa sst
turned over the centre-tubIe. VA
.'Why here" !" said Mrs. Spoopendyke, ag,,x
this!'' and she united the towel and toot ~ ~
his neck. 'sYou must have put it theree lar ~ y
smiled sweetiy as her lord growled away tbs.e tbns..e
tho rest OF the toilet
, 1881-01-09

'.tcamlfle'' and ''Adrieuhe Lecouvreur::", She
| also 'exccis in a varirnypr musical bnrlesaue
which Is not known hefe'
The New York .tmes 9d5s; n y understood
TINT tue Emma Abbott EsEltah Opera Gonpsny y
number ofs sfuiniilar workslof tae old-fashionea
English sohool:";s:-y <1tE ,,, 49,. - : =;
The enEagement Of Mr. Theodore Thomas On sa.i' aad
e. ~ viii t 5esives sis;s1 1asds : ts
part Z raos eao1ps ~as Rhe soo nt
artists ia Berlioz's worksTill DO MISS Fanny Kel-
9Et h;;ssssl rs Tower Ar: 2. F. Hay and AF eoFae
~ fen he xsx zoss pfs Ese'ss
own 1t last tathers besides nhians ea6 einR,
and it VIII no longer be rule to say % she M slngs e.
Ncrscan lady, M Mn ssrie* Van, 81 Cincinnat
recently made a successfnlr beginning Of her
hsr na er
COSTUMES, her beauty, slnd grace. were lnuded by
tho press, although d Areais .tlid Er,imole Ut.
tie that her accent was not quite Italian i
|f".. NEW MUSIC! = -.
7 Cincinnati: GeorgeD. Newhall. & Co-''When
the Dewdfops Kiss ITO Roses" song and chorus,
py. Charles 4, williams a1,l'' Only to See Her
Face Again. song and chorus, by James E.
ME 5eabEtd.' souE. by Floredco L Duncan, ar
| ranged b,. Frederic W. Mlls:F
New York: William A. Pond &Co: Chicago:
Ghtteago s, Musa GoupsayIStep Walt by
four hands. BY Maylath; '.Etehtrlc Light March, y
by Hounaevile Williams; 1.-The COored Regt-
nentai Guard character song, by Harry Davis;
ssassSoa s Ss9a e 5 sps @ foa feep Sy E4ss j.
| rey; :: Ever Dreaming" melody for mozzo 50.
prano, BY Edaardn Ma!zo; 20, Salntarls Hostla,,",
hymn. BY Albert J.. Holden: ''Veni Creator.
duo fur tenor and uaritone or sopr.,no and barl-
tone. by j. n. Eurvtz, jr:; :" Forever and For
| 'dver, song, for contralto, by E. Paoio Tostl.
l. ChlcaEo: s. Hsratnard.s Sons Pendulum
'schottische,' = by Wtnkleri .'Valse des patin-
eurs." four hands, by Lutloyic: " Princess Wun.
derhold.' tour hands; py piehl; "R;P. G; Waltz"
by John c. Miuton; MY E Little Wife ASHORE"
Side, ,ssong and chorus, by George W. Pe1sley;
ohoras s. Eos sste 81
songand cbor9s By NJ Hubbard; M ~ An Net
and Leddte Louyise," song and chorus, BY Alfred
Wymun; Frolic:;' galop dc salon, by Charles =.
George Schleirurth. q