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That SUNDAY ErHiu,

We spoke at some length in our yes
terday mornings issue OF the report that
the Central WAS going to put Sunday
train on TINS part OF the road between
Waco and Bremond, for the special ac-
COmmOdatiOn Of those who wish to visit
WoOtan's wells. We have believed for
some time that the company WAS desir-
GUS Of aifording its patrons reasonable
accommodations when it would not in
vOlve losses or serious incunveni euce,
and Wc find ourselves right in our sur
misses One week from Sunday the,
company will put on a tram " hich will
leave here in the morning and return
at night, giving those who want to go
to Wootan's the benefit of "A whole days
stay. We have not been able
to learn at what hour it
the price Of tickets will be, but We have
the assurance that the latter will be lib
eral. In justice to the company, we must
say, that this is departure that is en-
hrcly experimental with them aud the
patronage this train receives Iii the here
after will decide the length OF time it
will be continued, undoubtedly. As we
stated III our article refer
ing 10 Sunday trains, the time
seems to have come when we should
have that kind of accommodation to
popular resorts, the same rs in al! other
cities, AID we think many people will
how their appreciation by their pat
rOnagc. The Central is the only road
which has any place within easy reach
where our people can go and spend
Sunday in quest of health and rrcrea-
ton, and to that corporation those
who cannot leave here for long sum
mer trip looked for the means of secur-
ing a small share of enjoyment. The
train soon to be put on will offer all the
chances required, or at least that should
be reasonably expected, provided the
rate of fare is put at such figure rs to
remunerate the road to Il reasonable de-
gree and still not be burdensome on it
uutrOOS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-12

Col. Il. f. Burnham has Just returned
from a sort Of prospecting visit to the
new but decidedly famous village of
Laredo. About equally divided by the
RIO Gronde river, Laredo is neither a
Texan nor yet altogether Mexican
town, but partakes largely OF the
national characteristics OF both couu-
tries. 1t Is pretty place of about four
thousand population, with. many be-
leve, brilliant future before it. Colo
mel Burnham was fortunate, on arrival,
in forming the acquaintance Of an old
friend, Mr.. Work, former r sident OF
this place, who, with characteristic hos
pitality, showed him around. Colonel
Burnham was so pleased that, We under
stand, he Will make another visit to La
redo within tho ncXt few weeks.
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SOUTHERN BAPTISTS.
Nectin@ ofIhc Annual Con,en
ton oGSomiherM EsapIi-ts
GrccuSiIIc. sc.


GREE<viLGE. :. C., MAY 10Th,
! Southern Baptist convention met in tn,
| Baptist church, in this city, at 10 o'cloc,
| tins morning, i'm its twcuty-scvrnlh all
nual session. and was called To order b,
Rev. !. II. Neil. II. d., chancellor Of til,
univ. r-Ity of Georgia, Il '. Lansing Bur
rows, Of Kentucky, acting as Secretary
After devotional exercI IS the roll wal
made mp. show 2G2 delegates IN at
tendance. AS follows: MARYLAND /, Nir
ginia -, North Carolina r. South Caro-.
| lima ~, Georgia 30. Alabama I3, FlOrdf
| ,. Mississippi g. Louisiana /. Texas I3
| Kentucky -, Tennessee ,, Arkansas 1
and Missouri ,.
! Rev. DR.. Nell was reelected president
without opposition. Election were
then held for rr-prcsldeuts and secre
! taries, and while the ballots were being
counted an hour was devoted by the
convention To devotional exercises. IL
| resPUnc to a call for those In the assem-
| bly, vino had taken part in the Organiza
tlou of the southern Baptist convention
IN 1915, seven men ros Drs. Nell
Burrows, Sydnor, Mcintosh, CArsweJI
and Messrs. I. Z, Smith and II. " . Ma
honey.
The elections of the officers IF the
convention WAS announced AS follows
NIce-presidents, Joshua lowering, of
Mary Wand; Hon Joseph F.. Brown, OF
Georgia; Rev. j. G. Furman, ID. D., of
South Caroliu1, and Ii. X. Ellis, of Vir-
gluia. Secretaries Rev. Lansing
Burrows, of Kentucky, and Rev. .. f.
Gregory, OF North Carolina.
An address was then delivered by
Rev. W. Ii. Strickland, pastor of the
Greenville Baptist church. welcoming
the members of the convention to Green
vile on behalf of the entire community.
This address was responded to on behalf
of the convention by Rev. DIR. G. C..
Chaplin, of Texas
| the afternoon session Dr. Mcintosh,
corresponding secretary of the Home
Mission Board, submitted the thirty
seventh annual report, showing opera
tons i'll the hNme missionary field. Dur
ing the past year the work has made ell
couraging progress i'll every department.
The board recommends that $1,000 be
raised by the churches to pay off the
debt resting on the mission III New Or
leans. In 1875, when the present secre-
tary went into office, the board was bur
dened by an Indebtedness of S17.OOO
Those debts have been cancelled TLa
salaries of missionaries have been
promptly paid, and a balance of $500
is in the treasury for future work. The
board received during the wear S2S 40
08, in addition to funds expected nv
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personal between the officer and the Wei
dons, but of that there seems to be no
positive proof. The policeman. it is
known, exercised Il duty which he was
obliged to perform by telling Them upon
a certain occasion that they must not
block up the sidewalk or use bad language
any more. as they had offended Ladies and
other passersby on Austin street in that
manner often enough. Ii he did, how
ever, strike one OF them at the iHcipiency
OF the difficulty, he made it a personal
matter, and stands in the light of Il
ci iZen rather than that of an
Off er. Every man has feelings and it is
hard to brook an insult, but, as al ofi!c' l..
the means were provided him to offer Il
proper rebuke without making the mat
ter personal. The officer may, of course,
al any time place himself in the role of
private citizen, but it is ques-
tionable whether he does him
self credit by engaging in a
personal encounter. The proprietOrs OF
the theatre, and also all others WHO speak
of the affair at all. say that the Weldons
were wrong and Mr.. Wallace right, as tar
as to the men having violated our Ordin-
anceS. and the rfli er W. uld be fully iusti-
fled III making the arrest, though his supc-
riors and citizens may not justify police
men indulgi Z in personal quarrels,
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Hlic.a.

On May Sth, 1882, ut the family residence
on North Bosqur. fifteen miles from
Waco, Mrs. Sophie McCann, aged seventy
eight Years. Mrs. McCann, who was the
wife OF Mr. John McCann, had been Il / s
ident of This county for twenty five years.
and was highly esteemed for her many
amiable qualities.
Parker-At the residence of the pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. J, L. Parker, III
north Waco, at 1l:30 p. m, May 10th,
their infant daughter, aged Is months,
from congestion. The funeral took
place last evening from the family resi-
dence.
Although the family have not been
long residents of our city they found
many friends who sympathized with
them in their grief and followed to its
last resting place the little form which
was so tenderly laid away and copious! y
believed with parental tears.
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A Mus,.nInr TnncIe.

We presume those who were in the
business part of the city last evening did
not 90 home unaware that an encounter
had occurred between Policeman Walla e
and two persons connected with the
horseshoe theatre. known as the Vel
don brothers. for il was topic of con-
VersatiOn on the streets. In that encUun-
Ter the policeman seems to have got the
worst OF it from physical view, for he
had TO repair to a drugstore afteru ard
for attention. AS to what brought about
the difficulty at the moment it occur. ed.
we have not tuIl information. but it APP
pears that the primary cause dates back
some days. The officer has had occasion
heretofore to inform the Weldon. that
they were not conducting Themselves at
ali tunes III becoming manner upon the
streets, and it might become necessary for
him to make complaint against them if
they did not exercise more dIscr, ton
Yesterday, we are informed, they received
their pay and were INDUCING in little
celebration. In some way Mr.. Wallace
happened TO be present on Bridge
street when they became boisterous and
being the officer who had warned them on
last Sunday that they must behave them
selves. they, it seems had Il feeling against
ullA winch liau ooLu'IiilllS ~ uO VIII Ihc
affair last evening. As we learn, in the
controversy one of th, IN applied some or
fensive remarks TO the ollic +, and he, it is
said on one side, resented it by striking
him, while Others say not, but simply per-
formed an officers duty by trying - az
rest him, when the two brothers jumped
upon him. Being at a disadvantage, he
produced his weapon, and about This
junclure IN the proceedings Mr.. Holland
appeared and interested himself in behalf
OF the city, the result b,ing that the
two men were taken to the calaboose.
Mr.. Holland states that the Wedons were
wrong in the matter, and he refused to
sign bond for their release. Ii Mas
stated that the difficulty was somewhat
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NO SEOPPAGE.
The Il. and st. l.. Prepared tO
go TO GatesviiIe without
Delay.

There are great many more persons
interested in the completion OF the Texas
and ST. Louis road to Gainesville than NAV
be generally supposed, and since our re.
port of the damage the road has sustaine d
by washouts we have had many inquiries
as to what delay it will GAUGE in construc-
ton now under way. We might have
answered with average safety in verbal
way those Inquiries, and save space, but
we thought it best to speak by the card,
and answer one and all at the same time.
First, we will say that the damage to the
Texas and ST. Louis road has been above
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-12
Sunday Picnic.

The members of Germania cub propose
giving. next Sunday, picnic, and ali
members who wish 10 attend are invited
o meet at q. ~, Sunday, al the hall. A
fine brass band will play during the day.
Buses will run from the hall to the
grounds between and a. m. Charges
tor members, 70 cents tor round trip; per-
sons not members, Sl.00.
w. SCHUMACHER.
A b. FnEEMAN.
y. RpDMAN,
). JOSEPH,
051II2t Committee
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ANN4paiNG'E!NlENT.
w. VI. Anderson Resumes B"si
mess.

have ms Oriatcd myself with MesSrs.
Stephenson. rbhs IL steiner. and have
taken charge If their Undertaking depart
ment: |, therefore. dt sire t. announce to
nv old friends and the public Ia general
that will he found day AMI night nj No.
50 Austin street, ever ready ant willing 20
discharge the dut IS Of IN undertaken as
faithfully Us in the past. In addition IT,
the tut stock OF collins, embracing Crane.
Reed n Cu.'s metaiic cases have. also. Il
LARGE and We'll bought stock of furniture
placed in my charge by stephenson, llbbs
Il Ste in,r, with authority and Instructions
to let no competing house understll me.
After struggling for three years | AIN
again . aced in position to enable me III
offer my o,d friends and acqUanlanccs III
ducements.
! tccl grateful to those who have pat
roaiZcd me 50 literally the past tWeaty-
two years with the assurance that ! shall
endcavOr To- merit continuance OF the
the same in the future. Any order lett al
| Stephenson. Iihhs " Steiner, No. % Aus
| tin street or at their old stand No. 80, vii
receive prompt attention. My kmau
| Mr.. IOu. kson, who has been with me The
past eleven YEARS, will assist me in all de
partmcntS. Very r spect!ully.
WILLIAM NJ. ANDERSON.
With Stephenson, Tibhs Il Steiner.
-OJO.ll&Nlw
] f.,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-12

The Great Southern Rsn''l'

"Brazos Chill Cure" T VIII a,j ! ics
ranted tor the cure of ehiIls , irj s.
Is " u nosifiye antidote for q l1jia,
has no rival as a tonic 10, such d
an ma,i Sm esnses, and 10 those WI 3
necessarily exposed to mI Nth The %
enefs' a srm rtS such as To-; Sl I.
| tite, aching of the 6aeh ,. ai,s iajt?''
y tian tn gsf about, low spirIi'. I.a .5
ness, chilly SENSATIONS ,'hirb Dbl! hl'..
hot, burning fever, Wll al,,nif,eii q ?.
teTninste in bilious, rf iI .asss; j.
termittent fever, we " ~ hand 81 \, Z
Won w. keep supply on l.e nI rins; ~
f Yin" and and take a dose three ,s..s al-I ~
y 1,T eco, Concentrated and p"O"Si.oaoa; q !.
s ssTy in removing the ,d PI 10 %. :
ments from the blood, ' hstter th'1 J, I
appreciate this warnLns Or les 'i IN
t tn' those hos, atmospheric sSs,rhsriig y
il; in the Gall season, when my cool nlEs
r Pr us in the midday :, s srni tb'1pr
and heavy dews OF n.Y, are no;i P.s ..l
those Malignant fever eve Iaso M ree 60 E1s :
<. +bem We NV" Cbil, Iva
s tS t4tf nof 4Gi9 o on F; aa:b g.
a ssy nothing If q The 90 5ips r5553:s
e 9s:s%%;e 51 E + a' SSs VI ''
il iIe and p ie1s red only TIggd BY g 4
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-12
- S-
&nlp Of EoNNnKnIs.

The sale Of town lots elsewhere adver
tised by Mr.. L. A. Sturgis will take place
to-day, between the hours Of II and
O'Clock, on the ground. Seven beauti
full lots fronting on Mary, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth and Mary and
Jackson streets. This property, to be
sold at auction, presents d fine opportu-
nifty for investment
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-12
Thmrber! Thurber! Thurber.

Never did your No. and No. 10 cigal
meee with such a happy ana enthusiastic
reception since the invention OF tobacco.
Everybody smokes them. They are sold
only at the one price OF five and ten cents
each, whether you buy one or a thousand.
TO avoid the rush, come down before
breakiast TO Tucker \ Willis. and we will
insure you that your sweetheart will
never send in a previous :" and that
papa will mol want to 90 down to the
pOstofliee after su, per. O5lltt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-12
Re>umpGionor Business.

Mr.. W, NJ. Anderson, his numerous
friends will be gratitied to learn, as per
announcement published to-day, has re-
sumed business, and that under circum-
stances the most propitious. Que Of
Waco's original business men, one of the
Old stand-bys, SO to speak, Mr.. Ander-
son, desires to succeed and under pres
ent arrangements, such a result is fully
assured. No less certainly will he sell
furniture cheaper than ever before. Call
at No. 60, Austin avenue.
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Announcements,

From the Lone Star publishing house
Houston Texas: Our general agent MIR.
b {. Tabor, is now loca. ed ut Col. w. f.
Lyuch's on South Third street. this city.
and will contract with the right kind of
men 70 handle our publications. either rs
canYasserS, city solicitors, corps leaders
or district managers.-Oj0slw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-12

Electric CONSUMPTION Cur,

Has undoubtedly the best r5g
ton of any medicine ioI til. GU.
consumption that We have YET
able to find. 1t i, PREPARED sEg,a
for consumption, and those vi.
affected With q deep->eartd c1l..
long-stauding. \ few dose, ggs
mediate relief, and if kspg up VII
feet q cure. Ii i very soothing g
lungs aud pleasant to take 0lt /.
nights sleep, tree IRON those iisl.
paroxysms OF coughing, is vorh .
than the price OF halt dozen N.-
Ask your druggist for b,@i
once; price 50 cents and Slp'r g.
Prepared only by Tucker & VI
Waco, Texas,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-12

Compound Syrup Of Sars iFifal
IOdIde of Potassium.

The remedies in this prepiis.al !
ranked by the medical professor I
most certain Of alternatives and d't-.
tives, possessing the power OF Te-. NV
from the blood those humOrs o. -
pies which disturb is purity ll'.-,
them toward the nstural en-. ~.
channels 1t is employed Wild ~. y.
tage in chronic affections oil ilsa :,
eruptive and skin diseases, slta :,
Anthony's fire, erysipeIaS, ~ =,
pustules, blotches, boils, tunlo',' -
or salt rheum, scald-head, Tlas,'--
ulcers and sores, chrome TH.--,'- /,
syphilitic and mercurial di'e';'' :, :
generally for the various d li5'J
ing from impurities OF the 0.9 loo. f., !.
1t forms q powerful aiiers. y. n, h. \.
renovation OF the blood and loI u. !, /, !,
toration of tone and sTensL' f;,,q
system when debilitared BY :. a it,.
Ask your druggist for our lll' ~ mi:
are in search Of a good blood III, Ei.-
and alternative. Price 81 per o, e; T...
six bottles for s.. Prepared y :i5s mil
and Willis, manufacturing
Waco, Texas.
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10 tIP Indies

You will he pleased to call at Mrs. Doss
and examine her handsome millinery.
The styles are beautiful and anyone can
be suited. She has from the cheapest to
the handsomest latest styles in hair goods
Don't delay but ell at once. No 81 II
Austin stree. -4'0tc
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Houston, West ~ 90.

Wholesale grOcerS 42l and ABB North
main and 202, 2C4. FOG and POS Vine streets
1T. Louis, Mo, Issue weekly price book
which they will furnish to merchants or
parties intending 10 commence business
free OF charge on application. G2-27dwIy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-12

Every person desires to see and hay
fin. photographs and oil paintings, and
you can Judge largely of the taste of
persons by the number and st, lie of
these works you find in their homes.
No one need be without them in Waco
now for W. ID. Jackson viii make any
thing from TIN type up to an oil paint
ing as nearly perfect as it can be made.
He has the best facilities and makes the
most ornate and life like pictures you
can find,-042Stf.
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05IIl3t
Mineral Waters on Drausht.

Cali at Castles & Co.'S for cool. pure
Nichy .KisSingen, lIunyadi Janos and other
mineral waters. IIealthful and invieor
ating, the very drinks for the summer
season. Ladies arc especially invited to
test them. This is the only establishment
in the city where mineral waters are on
draught,
Ladies Newport ties at I. Il. Jordans.
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Tho 1Honther,En.nnr.

The signal service bureau report the in
dications for tod " to be, for the West
Cult States, tlir weather, northwest winds,
becoming variable, stationary to lower
temFcra UIc. and higher pies, Ure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-12

The Travellers Supply Box, a useful
continuance for excursions, fishing ex-
petitions, and travellers in general, con-
sists of four pint bottles of "Conrad's
Budweiser," a tumbler, and a cork
screw. Ask for them at your hotel or
grOcer-5121t.
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Z Dependent Candidate.

!. l.. Barnes has received another fresh
supply of the famous can goods from the
Oneida Community, New York, the best
in America, together with fine lot OF
smoked tongues. and has now on draught
the purcst AID sweet, ST refined cotton
seed oil that j. manufactured in the world,
now SO generally in use.-5l2;f.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-12

We can recommend them As being the
best selection OF Geo. Nc-teIholm "
sons pocket knives and raZorS We have
seen. Tucker x Willis wi Syil you one
CHEAP
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-12

Chickens, by the wagon load, receiv, i
daily at Lem Chambers family grocery
store; also, butter and eggs. vegetables
and country produce generally the
freshest aud best to be had. Groceries
cheaper than ever before. 05l2tt
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Conyalesccnts from all wasting dIsels-
es shoula usr Carter. Bittrrs Tor their SIT
perior Strengthening and tonic qualities
Sold by Tucker IL Wilhs.-50llw
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just received-A fresh supply OF vac
cine virus points, at Tucker u Willis.
0Jl21
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Refined Corton seed Oil.

During his recent visit to New Or
leans, Bart Moore made arrangements
for a continual supply of pure refined
cotton seed oil, which is declared by all
who have used it, superior to lard for
cooking purposes. Families supplied
and satisfaction guaranteed. 0304tf
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Smoke the Beleyiew Favorite cigars.
for sale at Ii. Behrens'.- 0507lw
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1000 gross assorted corks just received
at IL. Behrens'. 0J07lw,
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Corsicana, or more properly speaking,
east of it, where they have lost several
bridges, and it will require possibly two
W, eks 10 make such repairs is will admit
of the passage of through trains. ms
however. i, in 10 way going to Affect the
construrIirn OF the road 10 ''atesNllie, is
there * now ste, /. fish-ilates, ETC. IN the
company, wards III TIN, city To put the
II ck down us far rs the Santa r" cross
ing, aud the les being furnished between
here and Cursican no delay VIII occur on
account OF waiting tor them. Ihev are
n, W coming in by the tram load, ana the
tl;tck-laX ing force has all the ma ei lai thaC
they require TO carry them t. McNreSor
Sprinus, Beyond there they will have no
DELAY, because the steel has Already Deen
bought over the San.a Re ami l. Stachtu
up. to carry the ROAD from that p"ihl 10
Gainesville. The same is the case IN REFER
ence to BRIDE material. Ii Will not ne
the fault OF transportation II there Is any
stuppa0e in work. and this being the case,
the. e is no reason why any delay should
occur. A GOOD force is now ut work, ana
il will lie augmented in II few days. We
mAke these statements because our west
crn readers are deeply Interested in the
t. rly com ,letion of the road TO lis present
objective point, which the company hoped
TO reach bV .Iuiy 4lh. TO those VINO are
IN doubt about its getting there IN thai
time, we can say lhat We are again Sufed
that II /, the cOmpany's desire To be there
at that time, and the ornS have offered
no hindrancc, hence il is expected that the
intentions eau be tally carried out.
Convalesccnts from all wasting dIsels-
pS shuIIlI fIS Garter : -BittrIS Tor their SIT
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Sealing wax for irutjars at II. Behrens
-0507IW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-04
ATLANTIC CITY IN SEPTEMBER.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Sept. 2.-The advent
OF September Witnesses change fl The spirit OF Atlantic
Cty's dream. The season Is practically over. The great
crowds have Disappeared Long excursion trains no
pulling through the pines. All the hotels
open yet. but many OF their vacant Evening
hop ST held, and afternoon concerts, but the at
tendance IS not much more than mcagre Tho display Of
fireworks this evening has attracted many visitors but
they viii disappear tomorrow, ana Monday the cxo-
dus will be general
None OF tho hotels will close until week after next,
however, Of the musical festival Of next sat
day. which is expected to draw thousands OF visitors
the beach As before announced the festival will be held
Saturday and Sunday the 9th aud lOh onthe lawn OF
tho United states Hotel, aud on saturday evening
grand ball will DO gwen IN tho dinngroOm Of the same
hotel The building aud grounds VIII be brilliantly lu-
minated By electric lights -Four hundred musicians have
been secured for the occasion.
After the iestiya there Will be comparatively little lie
here Some OF the hotels and cottages VIII close though
us usual large proportion OF thom Will remain open all
winter.
The season. on the whole, has been u fairly good one
II was late In opening ana there has been bad
weather but the beach has generally been well patron
lied. and h0telLnen are sati5led