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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-10
DIR. SPIN N EY,
No. - KGARAY STREET,
rcntS All Chronic nnd Special
Diseases.
Middle Aged Men.

There are many n the ago NJ THIRTY IN sixty
Who arc {, onblCd with too frequent CyIruI
ions Of the bladder. often accompanied NV
liFhf sNiIriIrs ar hTifuIIw svUsuIfnu aud ~
'chNtuE pf tic system IN q manner rIu "a
icnt &C. mot arCugut for. ON DEluurIus tiu
'ir'y "cpgsiis u tOpy sediment VIII Uh"u
~ found. md sometimes FurIi pHfItrl ul
Ihumra viii Hru'rr, or tee color Nii be- or n
an, mihy Hu'. HI.tu changing tu Re- dHra Iud
Jtpli appearance. THnfr are many men vI.
hIrh H. tie second stage ~ q. wiuHf weak
20. D.. :. will guarantee q perfect cure Gr
J such cases aud q h.uIt'iy rusiuiiti0n DI
- V.nitU uftnniH ORGANS.
DHrU hDufs 10 10 I AID biu g. SUNDAYS.
m IU to II n. m. Cuuau'Hfiun fDn. Thor
gh examination and aiNico. o..
gall or address
DR SptNNEY & co,
No. II Kcarny street, SGn ffanciFgO
SuglOi ~
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Jnigo Beach in the Court Of Common Pleas YESTERDAY
gran. q az absolute divorce to Henry Drew mo-
Sarah l.. ~. "
Judge NEhuan grant, q. yrs'erlar. 20 ri,l Einsp
OF lur, A,s,,r ' '''
n A Ia k'nu secretary " the Harlem Rowing Asso
H Ni'l hu"i ices that TIA s,r.u- Regatta las uren
Io'pHNr.i lrJuu"n
,,M ,.inn =, mouiar ia a-oi iva ron foundry a:
fliN H.. 'u''. Ani irnt ave '. .l lus, fl.- "a 4
noes II, died |us. ant ~
tl'harur Nrrue Superior Of the Roman ,a.helc
n'Ihu ~ luN GA France street died ol, ..g ~ f4.iy
I"s"n,fhi a OF NE h,Hrt. Her religion. name was
Ssi". faHlne She wHs ~ yca.s o,d.
. Anong thy, applicants 'or Irunotiou win. were exam
n~l ~ ne fnl' Inspectors yr-tug.'y NAs Policeman
bhntI flfl h'fch of tlu Mrru,a su.aal " nr rl ~
msN "U'eFcl the NLsco'auau ,4ur AMI lr- lIr,l ths
lnUHteS "
I.r New York tnyer'd Peace. mon vii ho.t meet.
M 1" morrow Nigh A. 'urlock 70 l~l', It 'ht 90
lti" ~ hWi,rS, - Enst S'UrA -'Frrt subject ma
HfMiL a2G .y lroFi'St q International Law l'y
'"Nh Il uA,. Who was ,tul card tstr n tore
Iht htln House tl'u S,!N zee hoard was yesterday
appointed hu INSPECTOR ~ customs IN surc, rd u ~ t
temporary hppuutcs ~ the late Collector Merritt IX
APPOINTMENT 10 probationary, Fury other cAulldAteA
VINO passed the January examinations await their turn
The World Is the brightest Invest AID most
newspaper IN New iVfk-Aan
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Sr.iRKS IRou TnE rELEaRtpH.

frilet'er de Stremv "a, Paris nnanci,r is dead
u u iliilmau. - the pioneer coa operators died
IN Nnarsuarrr Yesterday
IN The frus-au Chamber NJ DEPUTIES Yesterday the
the thrd DINO "
ten. wallace, the United Statos Minister NJ Constant
nnpe, had an au ono, with the sultan On Fr.uuN ana
dIncd with hun yesterday,
The Emperor Wi,am's foot slipped on a STAIRWAY and
ne tll Hb rigl clio" sui Anr' arr s.FAty vuniuseA
lie was confined to ms room HosicrlaN.
The Government ~ Salv aIor hs granted roncesslo
Tor railway ~ miles lnE., with sUbEdy guaranteed
ana Goa nEht on the sem River 10 GrH Batt"rf,I M
Is said that Russia conltmplaes the construction ~
unhtlht dnch anu sUI H1.,u- ksrl A. Nlilvo=tOrA
an account OF the maintenance OF large squadron ON
the PucnC. ' W.
Jutc" Prnt ~ kim YESTERDAY eptrrrd an order
p"fniinE Deceive. We sSyn-cr ~ the NOrtl side RAI
road 10 ccls' the operation "a. IL Ut pleasure on lie
sTouhd That 10 iNlSine run at lost
John Kennedy wnt blown distance u eight feet h,
an explosion OF dynamite tie Vest shore rond nrn
Milton, iesi"rlAy At, ruoon and another Ahortr Mas
Also badly hurt large quantity " the explosive enter
ing ms p"dy' botll are alive and may recover.
The doctors sad he could not live Howeysr h. took
Dr. Bun Cough syrup and lives ysL-Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19

Anthony Comstock is making. II is said. q
new and untried move against tue lottery companies
and has selected the defendants in what IL proposes
10 make test case two Brooklyn men VINO
drew the capital prizo OF $1,000 in the Louisiana Lot
terry Conrany's February drawing 1t is alleged he
las discovered sec'lon in the New York Revised Sta.
tis which provides that all moneys drawn In lotteries
snail be forfeited 10 the Of he ioor ia the county in
when h- money so won sha ne Deposited
lie wrcte To Mayor Low ot ErnuEiNu asking that the
lr"reT stls be taken hH hr officials Of KINKS County ia
lottery business - ~
The Mayor Inferred tho matter 10 the Charities Com
mlssons and II ia learned that through their
which was placed nj bank
The winnrrs Of the 10000 are Herman U,rt1.n
and Michael Doyle. a neisnbor NJ HartYcn SAYS that
hearing of tho proposed proceedings 10 attach nus bank
account haTzon sailed yesterday for Germany with his
poyles honse was locked when tho reporter called
re locks ny early now" said ueIghOor ami be-
tah.n M mon. oar ~ the bank have heard say that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19

tyes that the levee system is failure. Millions
OF money from the national Treasury may be
spent in repairing the damage already DONE
hut In the opinion Of intelligent men, 1t will be
thrown away. Arkansas City Is all ntioat Tho
houses are half under water. The lamp posts
are nearly buried from sight. Business is
either done in second stories or on Platforms
Several buildings. have fallen. A widow and
seven children clin2ing TO the roof of an up
rooted house was AMONG tho sensational scenes
witnessed here. They were rescued
N1CkSBURG. March lS.-The river rose two
inches in tho last twenty-four hours. Gov
Lowry and Commissioner Heminway were In
the city to-day giving attention to the needs Of
persons in the overlooked sections. Judging
from the telegrams received by them. the whole
country above and below here is submerged
and great desttution prevails in all quarters.
The officers Of the steamer Paris C. Brown re-
port passing three hoaters below here.
Business in the levec, district here has been
entirely suspended. and everything in the way
Of floating property has been brought into
requisition for the benefit Of tho sufferers
Commissioner Hemlnwny says that the whole
country from Ellis Gin to Fort Adams is sub
merged. The Parisot line boat Deer Creek left
this evening for Big Deer Creek with large
amount of supplies for the needy on that stream.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19
A REMEDY FOR RAILWAY EVILS.
Mr.. Fink Recommends the appointment Of n
Commisslon OF Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, March 1s--Commissioner
Fink continued his argument against the Rea-
gan Interstate Commerce bill to-day. He re-
garded the Reagan bill MS q measure OF good
intentions but complained that the intentions
we're not carried out in its provisions and that
its passage would prohibit the reconstruction
of railroad rates which it sought to obtain. He
maintained that there must be cooperation be-
tween the railroads and the Government: that
tho advisory commission OF the railway oompa-
MICS had done much to smooth the difficulties
of the various roads in regard TO interstate. as
well "a other traffic; but the great trouble is to
have the agreements which are made from
time n time carried out in good faith. 1t ia
very essential that individual railroads shall
be compelled to submit to what may be deter
mined upon as Of benefit to all concerned. He
urged legislation by Congress which will COM
pei e S ssS out thf s pScs o poo
ing has prevented railroad wars, and in Ger:
many and Austria the roads which are owned
by the Government enter INTO the poollnS ar
sons for the purpose Of preventing wars. BE-
fore any move should be made in the matter OF
enacting laws, an official investigation of the
whole subject was necessary. iniorder thai Con-
gross might legislate inteliigently. IN response
to an nquiry'as ~ what power should b. grant
ed the. commission OF investigation. Mr., FINK
said: No power at present, except TO make in
yulrios into the, whole railroad subject
Let us see what the ovls complained Of are:
Men Of the highest order of intelligence on
railroad matters should he. appointed, He re-
ferred 10 the manner in which Judge Thurman
grasped the railroad question rs being particu-
arly striking and said. Tho compassion
lie thought that a national commission. sim
liar to the State Railway Commission OF Massa.
chusetts, would be about what is needed. and
maintained that the railroads are anxious TO
have SOmetlilp of this sort.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19
WANTS TO GO TO BOSTON.
An Oddly Acting Man who Says he Knows
Harriet Bells Murderer.

Policeman Judson Golden of the Mulberry
street station was accosted in Centre street last
evening by young man who asked to be di-
rected TO Inspector Byrnes. saying that he had
business OF importance with him. Officer
Golden contrived TO get an admission from the
man that his business related to the mysteri-
GUS Bell murder in Boston and then showed
him to the station house. where Sergeant Cahill
endeavored to lind out what he knew about the
murder. He talked glibly enough about the
case though he said nothing new but he said
that If taken to Boston he could point out the
man who committed the crime. After hearing
all the man had to say. Sergeant Cahi turned
upon him suddenly and said =" You are the man
who murdered that woman"
The man started up and exclaimed. Who
told you So Springlng 10 his feet. he strobe
pulling at his HAIR as he walked but saving
nothing except 1 won't acknowledge any
thing"
1t was decided to hold him until morning as
suspicious person. He described himself as
Walter II. Perrin, - years old. and an engraVer
he declined to give his residence but said he
even remotely resemble the description OF the
Bell murderer. and is thought to be ii crank"
BosToN, March lS.-The police are fully con
WINGED that tho murderer of Mrs. Bel is The
described in The Sun this morning. A barber
who saw the fellow talking with the lady, and
whose attention was particularly drawn to his
strange appearance. cnrrrhorates the de scrip
ton given in every pa, nuiar. The police say
that this is the only real clue 10 the murderer
they have had.
After killing Mrs. Bell the murderer went in
the direction OF tne place where Yesterday in
mile. There is little doubt that ho lives at
the South End. He is probably some person
supposed to be harmleSsly lnsnne. A score Of
men are working night and day to hunt him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19
Apache. on the War Path.

SANTA FE, March lS.-A despatch received to-
day by Gov sheldon from the Captain Of the Shake
speAre Guards, dated at LordsburR, station OF the
southern Pacific Railroad about thirty miles from the
GiA River, SAYS: Yesterday seventy mountain Aruch-s,
scouts EN- route 10 f' reservation went the path
on the ella River and Killed Michael Cunnc Assistance
i aed tmm dateiy from the Government to help
VIII star with hTuai of INV comrany to dav" Gov.
sleldon immediately consulted with Gen Mackenzie,
and the latter ordered Gen James W Forsyth char
ot the opera Gus In southern Sew Mexico, rTspHre
conlluad nf siA companies o. the Forth Cava ~ and
two companies Of the Thirteenth Infantry take lie
red al moments notice and scouts we're Immediately
despatched to ascertain the truth OF tho report Gov
SOtIuon las urCe ell the militia companies In the south
gart oi tie Territory ready. and warning has
been sent 10 exposed mining camp aud settlements
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19
BROTHERS IN DEADLY COMBAT.
The Slain Mans Desire To Marry his Niece
The Survivor Denounced by his Father.


The Survivor Denounced by his Father.
CHERAw, S. c., March lS,-News has been
received of a shocking tragedy in Chesterfield.
William and John Baker were brothers. The
former though quite young. was a widower.
and anxious to marry again. His brother John
had a very attractive daughter and William
had fallen In love with her despite the fact that
she was bis niece. Her father opposed tho suit.
and ON this account there was some bad feeling
between the brothers.
Last night William went to his brothers.
house u talk with the young lady of his choice.
and Nlere met her father. Both men had been
drinking. and william. being disposed TO be hi
larious. managed TO get hold OF his brothers
revolver and fired il of in the house. John re-
monstrated with him. and asked him what he
meant by such behavior. whcreupon William
fred the pistol again. John then .sprnng
upon him. \ deadly srui1le ensued. The
younger brother had the pistol. but the
two men were clutched together so that
he could not cock it, and dropped
It to get hold OF his knife. John in the mean
time whipped out his own dirk and stabbed
William fatally before the latter could use his
knife effectively. John Baker has surrendered
self-defenoe from beginning TO end. William
WAS the favorite son OF the aged father OF the
two men. who has announced his purpose to
do all he can to secure Johns conviction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19

WASHINGTON March lS.-The House met to-
day but the session for debate only the attend.
ance small The Chinese bill the subject OF dis
cusson and the speeches generally in favor of it
Mr.. Flower OF New York said that the question was
whetherCongress should AFFORD protection to capital only.
and not to labor Coohe labor was bought aud brought
by capital 10 increase the Fronts o; capital; u was a
wageSsaving, labor robhng machine bought and worked
IN the interest Of capital The tool itsen-the Chnanan
was the passive INSTRUMENT the hands of the
itrs; ne reinstd cru ensnl ard scoIGed sriye In s
che spening products THAI the Government invited to
come IN duty free No country bring the product Of
its looms and workshops To compete with In home
markets but China can send all her labor grind down
American wages while the products of capital come
nearer ours than nifty per NJ. taril viii allow He
favored the hill, in the interest of labor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19

LONDON, March l8.-Advices from Buenos
ANres to Feb 81 that Mr. Walker Blaine was about to
resign his mson, and would return the United State
with Mr., Trscott A new American envoy IL expected
protocoihas been signed At Santiago wherein Chill dc
cars thnt she meant NO offence TO tic United states uv
TIE 'l ~ senior CHitio Nj 1re-COtt Ttl udialrp
Mr. lIrlbui's action a. onuuNye ~ chill The CLtian
Government declares thai II Will treat With senior
condlt.%ns rs esSs!on Of !aTapaca in peIetuiy the
nifty OF sOoOOnO IL PAID and the possession Of hall OF
the guano Islands OF Peru Mr. TTesco agreed TO tbese
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19

Manufacture all they sell and their business strict.
y retail their clothing receives the utmost In their
construction a. 10 their style, nt aud durability. The
advantages in dealing with voae Brothers that you
receive your clothing direct from the manufacturer
ing AL intermediate profile and every garment you buy Is
made give perfect satisfaction in ryerynstance Nose
brothers broadway, corner Houston street aud Eighth
avenue Forty second street open this spring
son with the largest and handsomest stock Of spring
clothing for men, youths, boys aud children 1t lower
prices than Of any previous ssAson.-Aap,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19
Palmer Sentenced to Twenty Years.

When ex-City Auditor Frederick A. Palmer
who embezz!ed S22Oncn, entered Judge Dapues court
in Newark yesterday he let his fS and only raised
1t while the Judge speaking Judge Depue said that
NewArks finances would he inquired INTO hy the next
Grand jury and II Planners testimony should then be
needed he could be brought from Trenton Mrs Palmer
had personally Cntrened tho Court To deal merCifuly
hmm, but II impossible, the Judge said. com
ply with her request Th- must stamp with
fanny the crime committed Palmer should have thong hi
his family before beginning his career Of crime. lie
had committed n deliberate wrong for personal gain
Palmer sentenced 10 state prison for
lie made show OF feeling He allowed 10 zee his
family private ROOM and ia the afternoon he was
faLa tn Tran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19

PENSACOLA, Fla. March lS.-At Tampa q
young Engishman C. u owens, attacked youl.s
woman and stabbed her nearly 10 dea,N lie was cap
turod aud placed in ia.i but within an hour he was
taken oul ny mon ana lHn cd - SHADE tree In the
tourt House Narl where the ued states Court wa IN
session st the time The Mayor ANA sheriff protested
ana Lieut. Dams ~ the Third United states ARTILLERY
ordered cat TIE garrison to the prisoner but he
Tore the troops nrnNd OWens was q daah man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19
NEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD.


LONDON, March ls.-Sir William V. Harcourt.
Home secretary, Acknowledges the receipt OF an app
cation for the respite OF Dr. LamsOn convicted and sen
fenced TO death for the murder Of his hrotherinlsw
The principal grounds for the application in addition 10
those previously mentioned, are The ateuce OF proved
motive for the crime the Of the evl
denCe ~ the who profess having sold the poison
and OF the experiments ON anluGs
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o o q o o o o I OIL
0 % q 8 U o D | -
BrotAcrhood or TeIeurnpucr,.

CINCINNATI March ls.-TAe Ma lonal Conven-
ton of Photographers has formed al Organization to he
known the Brotherhood of Teegraphcrs composed of
divisions be known councils Every person over tho
age OF IL engaged IN department Of The business ~
geography u eligible To membership The c,Ghthour
syshm Tor day WORK and seven for nigNt work wac
agreed upon. As many week daya are cont ned in
month are 10 constitute 4 months work The fhts Of
coWuensa ion for extra WORK n De u.4ual.y agreed
upon 10y the ioch! councils an NJ Ell. lovers.
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SIurdercr~ Graves aud Martin.

In Newark Yesterday counsel for james
Graves, who s under sentence hanged r Ia ioI
The murder NJ Edward Sodcn Piled CLauce or Run
yon -or Wr oi crr0r The ChArreor heard the arpu,
hi~h ana reserved decision To morrow he will ~, ar an
application for writ II error 1r NJ Re- bert Mar
Ipr Mn - $50 ''N 50 wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19

LONDON. March lS.-Adviccs from Rio de
Janeiro OF the I'd say rain has been falling in
torrents during the last six weeks doing great damage
to railways in the provinces Of Rio de janero sac Pauo
and Miuas The towns Of $40 ,oao Alacahe Far
ATTY aud rirsW hay, been almost destroyed and many
persona have been drowned '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19

Company, at Homestead. Pa. were amicahly
settled this evening by the association agree
pany to accept One turn without tho doubling
up provso, provided the association was al
lowed to namo the men who shall take places
on the turn" This WAS conceded by the COM
rany, and II portion OF the strikers will resume
work on Monday. while the remainder will he
supplied with situations ~ fast as vacancies
occur. No more trouble is anticipated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19
A Case OF Suspended Animation.

READING. Pa. March 1s. Lucy Morris. n
young woman Of this place has been living in trance
since Thursday last when she carried home from
meeting which she attended. So far all efforts II tie
pNhiChns 10 restore her To CONSCIOUSNESS have lern m
nNaing with the exception OF this evening, when she
opened her eyes, and asserted that she not sck
SHE then relhIsed into a o0matose cnuGition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19

ALBANY March IS--At about 1 O'Clock this
morning Charles Wills Of the Dudley Observatory
here discovered bright cont In lcrcues--right as.,
son u hours ~ minutes, north dcclmaiipu, 80 ~
Inc comet has tai Ia .I Gv" mluIl,s ~ length aud
nucleus OF about tbs cl,uiI magnitude.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19

LONDON, March ls.-Prince Bismarck Is said
to he thinking seriously Of letting the
tween Germany and Russia take their course No conf
denCe Is felt IN Berlin IN tue alleged wash Car 10
remain friendly with Germany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19

ST. PETERSBURG March ls.-A fire broke out
AT O'Clock this evening in the Winter Livaia Theatre
lost 1900
The Crystal Palace Theatre in Mnsees has been de.
BtrOyed by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19

Isaac d, ransslg VIVA renoninated for Mayor
ot jersey C!tN hN tAr Democrats YESTERDAY recCitn.
lu4 votes out Of 10 N the Convention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19

ST. PETERSBURG, March lS.-The Car has al
lotted to the Geographical Society subsidy Of 2ouu
rouhes for second Russian polar station In Nova Fem
hlh II n expected that Lieut. Audrei1 will command
the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19
Ba.e Ball at Prospect Park.

About thousand persons gathered on the
parade ground Prospect Park. Brooklyn yesteriay to
witness the third and last SATURDAY game among the
professional PLAYERS Of the March series the Park
The contest was marked by splendid fielding both
sides, especially In the pitching and catohin, as III be
seen by the appended score:
Rarnie'r side ,........-.......0 o o q o o q II
Base hits-Bnrne's side. !; lIoilsworth's side
Earned runs-barnie's side. !; Ho!isworths side
Errors-barnlrs side, >; Holdsworth's side /
NJ C"rcnrau pitched and Raruie caught one SIDE
aud penEiu IIicHrd AND NcNamee caught the Other
the bat 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19

William Sexton has offered his services to
play ehlbihon games on the day OF sIossonb bsns6t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19

JoITiNGS AHOur ToTx.

Clearing weather during the day sfChtly
By rising barometer
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-01-13
A GIFT FROM HEAVEN.
No Medicine Stands Higher 1ha1
MarSh'S Golden Dalsan.

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MAEsH's GOLDEN BALsAM is for sale
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Large bottles so cents and 800. Don't
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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-01-13
Saturday Night.

Saturday nights music by Pro-.
Carlo Lamont as an artistic perform
ance was still better than Friday. He
is inueed an adept in his art, and that
grand instrumental piano-re-
spends to his touch in manner which
shows the presence Of master. The
most difficult pieces are rendered with
a wonderful precision and a dalicacy
of touch seldom equaled. 1t is to be re-
GREETED that the inclemency of the
weather and the very short notice given
of these concerts, together with almost
impossible condition OF our streets to
lady pedestrians prevented as large an
audience beng out as the character and
quality Of the performance merited. In
our acquaintance and intercourse with
Prof. Lamont, we found him not only a
first class artist but also a pleasant and
agreeable gentleman.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-01-13
Carlo Lamont.

This gentleman gave musical en-
tertainment at Masonic Hall last night.
He is musician of rare merit and a
perfect master of the piano. Lovers
of high art in music missed a rich treat
by not attending. By special request
the Professor will give another concert
tonight and VIC hope he may be favor
ed with a full house. Proceeds will go
TO assist the NJ. E. Church on their new
building. Prof Lamont will be assist
ed by choir of picked musicians from
our best local talent who will add vari-
ETY. to the entertainment