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REUNION PICNIC PRIVILEGES FOR SALE.
Az nAI L 4 :, INV 4 :.

The Reunion OF Old settlers, Association
MlSSourians, Ector's Brigade
Ross brigade, POlignacS Brigade Grandher-
rvs Brigade, MaNeyS Brigade and Martins
Regiment, Fit2hugh'S Regiment, nth Texas
Cavalry, Cahelps Arkansas Brigade. John
son spy Company, cN-Confederate TenneS-
sceanS SihlCy'S Brigade, Walkers Division
Army of Northern Virginia, Unattached OK.
Coniederatcs, WaurS Brigade, Ganos Squad
Nhh, Goods Battery, Nhithpd'S Legion, pX-
Confederate kcntuckianS, and all other eX-
confederate organizations. The following
privileges VIII be let to the highest and best
bidder, on saturday the 2Bth day of July, A
u. 1881, mt 10 O'CLOCK II. m. of that day, at the
Courthouse, In the city of Dallas, the bids to
oe received by sealed proposals, and directed
10 llr' NJ. NJ. NCwsom, Chairman of the Com
mltlee on Privileges. All parties DESTROYS of
bidding Will have their bids in by the hour
above designated, aS no bid will he rccog-
nlzed after that hour The COmmtte re-.
serves me right to reject any and all bids,
me privileges are rs follows:
No. Flying Horse.
No 2-Cigars and Tobacco.
No. 3-Bcer Stand.
No. 1-CunicctlOuarlcS.
No. 5-FruitS.
No B-IemOnadc.
No. Ice rcam and Cake.
No. S-SuduWatcr
No. 9-Lunch stand.
No. lO-lCmonadC.
No. ll-Cigars and Tobacco.
No l2-lcc Cream and Cake.
Nc. lj-lemOuade.
No. li-Sudawatcr.
No. l6-COnlcCtiuuUrlcS,
No. lG--(igurS and Tobacco.
No. l7-Bcer Stand.
No. lS-Restauranj.
No. lN-Cigar wheel.
No. 3O--iung Tester.
No, 2l-MuSrlc Tester.
No. @-kuUe IOard.
No, @|-iull Babies.
No. 9i-Flyiug Horses.
No. 2J-ShOOting Gallery.
No. 2G--NcwS Stand.
The above privileges are located, and IN,
numbers us above will show 10 any one dc
string TO bid by visiting the grounds, or call
~ at BcttCrlon, Irvine Il Co.'s Office, corne
Of Austin aud Elm streets, in the city of Dat
as, where plot of the grounds viii be on eX
addition. No eNhorbitant prices viii be nj
| loved 10 be charged for anything. Beer ant
| lemonade not TO exceed 10 cents per glass
meals AT restaurants, - cents.
| Parties bidding and the privileges awarded
viii he required to pay One-huf when 81
| awarded, and the other half to be- paid wheI
| possession rs taken, or the party taken pos
session under the award will secure the pay
Mcnt Of the second half to the satisfaction o
| the Committee. Parties not complying will
| he above terms will forfeit the privilege AM
| payment made. No one will be allowed 4
| erect stand on any of the grounds adjaCon
10 Longs Lake, and controlled by the Asso
citation, excepting those purchasing rs abOv
| advertised. The Associations have cNcluslV
| control of upwards OF DO acres of land sur
| rounding said lake. NOT LESS THAN FIT
| THOUSAND PEOPLE will be present durn
| the Reunion. DR. NJ NJ. NEWSOM,
Chairman Committee.
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VVTTU "
Tho Violate Belt company, of Mar
shnii Mich. otlpr 10 send their celp-
hrutcd Elcctro-Noltaic Belt and other
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty
iavS Ia mon (young or Old) afflicted
with nervous debility. loss of vitality
aud manhood aud all kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral-
ysis and many other diseases. Com.
platc restoration to health, vigor aud
munho0d guaranteed. No risk is in
currcd, as thirty days trial Is allowed.
Write them at once Tor illustrated
pgmphlpt trpp,
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Piles are frequently preceded by n
sense Of weight in the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some affection
of the kidneys or neighboring organs.
At times symptoms of indigestion are
present, rs llatuloncy, uneasinesS of the
stomach, etc. a moisture, like perspira-
ton, producing II very diSagrccable itch
ing, after getting warm, is very com
mon attendant. Blind, bleeding and
itching piles yield at once to the applra-
ton of Dr. Bosankos Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts az
footed, absorbing The tumorS, allayiug
the intense itching, and cil'ccting u per-
mancut cure. Price ~ cents. Address
The DR.. Bosanllo Medicine Company,
Piqua, Ohio. Sold by llickoN u Patter-
son, Dallas
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THO Nr. orcn tnncw orlcnna.

Galveston, July lr--ru T.. l.. Turner, Ticket
AGENT, iOl Muin Street Dallas;
Commenting to day, trains will run
through to Baton Rouge, whore close
connection is made with the \. q. " NJ,
V. railway for New Orleans. Passengers
leaving Dallas nj .;lO p. m. arrive. ut
Ration Rouge ut u O'Clock and New
Orleans at 10 o'clock next morning.
Sleeping ears daily between Marshall
and Baton Rouge.
Il. W. MCCUiLcUGu,
A.G. =. n II. A., Galveston.
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The glory Of man is mis- strength. ]
YOU are weakened down through excess
i've study. or by early indiscretion, :,
Aliens brain Food will permanently ..
store all lost vigor, and strengthen all
the muscle, Ui Ian ahu nouy. 81 "
rr 1- \t druggists, or by malt from j..
a.. A..s.., 49, 49,. -A,l,, Nea a "a ~ :
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NEW MACHINE SHOP
Brass Foundry and Boiler Works
NEW and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN & PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR.
FRANKLIN & PFOUTS
One Block S. of Santa Fe Depot.
DALLAS, TEXAS.

Are prepared 10 do all kinds of IRON
WORK on shortest notice. Fine work q
speciality Repairing Machinery, Iron and
Brass Castings, and In fact everything In the
line executed and finished in n manner equal
to the best shops in the whole country.
Models made to order, Don't forget we have
the Best Machinery and most skilled work.
men in Texas, Contracts for the iron work on
all kinds of machinery desired. DoRt forget
the place you want good, substantial work
done ut living prices.
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From Gus. T. We'll, Travelling Agent for
!.rwyn Martin, NOT Rivington ST., New
York.
j. +. SMITH d Co.. st. Louis-Dear
Sirs: | contracted Chills and Fever at
Ndichez, Miss, 3lst day Of August, lSS2,
and continued to have thcm until De-
ccmhcr of the same year. | weighed two
hundred and forty-iive pounds when /
took the chills, and i'm December / had
been reduced to one hundred and cigh-
~ five pounds. \ friend advised mo To
try your famous Bile Beans, and / take
pleasure in saying that after taking
three doses was entirely cured Of chlls
and relieved OF great quantity Of bile.
Have had no return thereof since. !
have recommended them to a great
many Of my friends, and know they
acted like charm in each and every
case. now weigh two hundred and
twenty-five pounds, It gain OF forty
pounds since taking your Beans. |
recommend them TO the sUilcringpublic
am, respectfully,
GUS. +. WE'LL.
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SMOKE THE BEST.

We beg TO inform the public and smokers
generally that we have secured large stock
ofthe very choicest grades thoroughly cured
Golden Virginia, Perique and Turkish
robaccos, which we are using In the manu-
fauture of our Celebrated brands of Cigarettes
and Smoking Tobacco. And have added To
our stock large shipment OF the Finest Inn
ported French Rice Paper. Such stock made
up by the highest class of skilled labor, We
feel confident cannot fail TO satisfy the tastes
ofall good Judges
STANDARD BRANDS.
Caporal-Capon lL-Swect Caporal-St.
IamesR, Kinney Bros. Straight Cut In Full
Dress Packages, etc.
just out-sportsmans Caporal.
Manufactured by special request.
KINNEY TOBACCO CO.,
Successors to Kinney Bros, New York.
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The only original Pntterson's mead Is
found nt the corner OF Main and Lamar
streets.
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Patterson's soda water is the best.
Corner Main aud Lamar streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22

Pure Fruit juices -.
water syrups.
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In another column will be found the
opinion of eminent scholars as to the
merits of JOhnson's new universal Cyo-
lop@da. 1t has the testimony from the
highest authorities in the world and
most Of our eateStinstitutions of learn
ing. Such men rs Hon. Charles Francis
Adams, Il. c. Wenthrop, Roscoe Conk-
ling. James p. Bradley, Alexander II.
stephens, Wendell Phillips, Profs. f. j.
Child, Samuel c. Bartlett, Alexis Cald-
well, Hon. Charles O'Connor, John G.
Whittier, L. $, Grant, and many who we
could name. All declare il "inval-
uaDle;" more information than can be
found in any other. Harvard University,
Yale, Brown, Dartmouth, Cornell and
other universities all testify To its mer-
its and its being standard book Of ret
arence. The price OF the Cyclopudia is
much less than others and The contents
superior. 1t is sold by subscription only,
and agents are wanted in every county
"a The state. Address 4. +. Brown. Gen
eral Manager. Fort Worth.
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cu Need Nothing Else.

DO YOU want an external remedy
for ordinary uilments2 Use BonsOns
Caprinc lorus Plastors 2Ac.
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rronch pattern bats and bounets, ct
49,. 49,. 4. -....,..-n 5.
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Just open the door for her. and Mrs.
WiH.lOW will prove the American Flor
cncc Nightingale of the nursery. OF
this We are SO sure, that we will teach our
"Susy' to say 80 blessing on Mrs. Wins
low for helping her to survive and eS-
cape the gripping, colicking and tcethiug
siege. Mrs. WinSlOw's Soothing Syrup
relieves the child from pain and cures
dyseniery and diarrhWa. 1t soltens the
gums, reduces inflammation, cures wind
collie, and carries the infant safely
through the tccthing period. 1t performs
precisely what il Processes to perform,
every part of it-nOthing less. We have
never seen Mrs. WinSlow- know her
only through the preparation Of her
Soothing Syrup for Children Tccthing."
II we had the power We would make her,
rs she is, q physical savior to the ilnant
race. Sold by all druggists, % cents a
bottle.
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The best smoking tobacco is "Lttle
Joker.n
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WI -
For sale by all druggists.

Tho Florence Nightingale OF the Nursery.
The following j. an extract rom let
."r written to the German Reformed
Messenger ut Chambcrsbwg, Pcnusyl-
Nlnin-
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NOM NNlllNlNN AfhAaHN'f aaaa' - -
Governor of Massachusetts, says:
al have the Britannica and Appletnns
Revised, and would willingly oxch snge
either for JohnSon's could / not aHnrd
To huv IL. | can safely say that Johh-
sons Is the best for daily use that ! hav1
ever seem"
Johnson'sis sold by subscription only.
We want Teachers and Experience |
business Men IN every county of tn :
State. Apply to \. Z. brown, Gener u
Manager, Fort Worth, Texas
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H. w. HARRY 60 BROTHERS
GO Elm Dallas Texas
Manufacturers and Dealers in TilVare
OrEENSWARE, MEATING anA COOKING STOVES.

QIEENSWARE, IIEATINT and COOkING STOVES.
is
solicited filled
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25

4 aies ani Brilliant ttrtptitn wis eieen w
~ aai sis iBNr u iirsf ts'pfist t5 ih'f5ihrs ~
lhfif ifiHnis 'iss piNh ijt1Wt thsif tsiettst iNs
Aga8e Al:Sg t-tt isf'Y sealNA A. Ass tNtNrsh N
6Aesis ff8ln ! ~ + n N. AAA 'Ae heNA'aAf tettf -
snpHi ip,il p4AARefl aiila iNG u 1lli san 'if NNM
a4a, breRp fyrs aun Sliien hlif 5Ap Ware li'Aai1A
pl,r WhNe satin wi.n luin peag apd l4ee ummms auN
oatlied two oi uk aul Que pi RhiIe roses
Mrs Draper wore pale blue moro eoyrGal
with pearlemhrpidored lace aud carried
viulois Mi.s Otls, who assisted Ia tho reeep
tou. wore pale puk satin aud pearls Mira. Eugene
kirkland who also assstod dress of black satin
and let with square COrstge and diamonds Miss Amy
Draper who Vas introduced last yearand made great
soa success dress OF white satin With lace front
and ,aunre cofsage. The guests included Mrs. William
Asior Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Cutting Mr aud Mrs William
sloan Mr aud Mrs. samuel sloan, Mr. aud Mrs. Pierre
I,oriIIard Mr.. aud Mrs Louis Lorari, Mrs W
IL Vanderbilt. Mr. and Mrs. George = Brooks. NIT
Iienrh Grnnt. Miss Grant, Miss stevens;
Miss Jean ruruure. Mrs. Lawrence Turnure Kegnald
Elyes Urockncld Cutting, Lspcnard stewart. D. Paul'L
I r ID Lanier, Andrew Miller. Edward Duvever
Wright sanford George Henry Warren, jr, Miss Ldlth
Warren MIR Kane Miss Fannie swan Miss Gcorgic Heck
.her Miss Borrymnn, Miss Marie. Miss May Robbins,
Miss Post Mas strong. Miss Reed, Miss Wellcs, MISS
Baylies and Mrs. Baylies.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
DIED.

CRANE-At Biooused. n. J. on snpasy. :cvcwner ~
inst 1881 Noah n. ,rsn~ IN the 76'h ycir q rs
The Of he family rcsps tay Invnsl % s,sso
the funeral fSn his late rrsidescs, at B'onaed' On
Iutsrmspt NJ Paramount Cenetefy.
New Haven papers please copy.
DEwEY-suddeniy. the Gath in.t. OF paralysis ~ ns
heart, Albert Dewey OF the hfm OF br-ey z k.sl T.
Greenviie ". j., at p. m. Tuesday, zJth rst
Inferment woodland Cemetery. stamford. wednesday
morning.
DoTY-On November "a at Getty House. Yonsers a. 81
lingering illness Jane A. widow Of the iae oh,ef :" Dov
Funeral services ON wednesday 2Gh ast at O'CLOCK
at First Presbyterian Church. Yonkers.
KITCHELL-ou Monday, November %, Ambrose w. xi.e'
ell. In tho 7lth year 0f his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
LIVINGsTON-At Grasmere, Khinebeck. Ionlay. Noveu
Der ~ Jua A. wife OF Lewis vDgston anh daaxhtef o
the late James BcHgs
Relatives and frends invited 30 attend her funeral az hes
late residence. Grasmere thursday. November z' at
Train Depot 1890 Returning
Carriages viii waiting Rhnebock station upon ar
rival OF the train.
Please omit flowers
MARLING-At 40 East S6th.st, Friday November IL
1884 infant s9n Of Alfred H. and Harriet W. aariing
Inferred privately.
TWINING-Ar New Haven, Saturday, November %, Aiex
andcr G. Tvinng L. L. d. In the sith year OF his age.
at his residence Tuesday, November .. st3p
wEBsTER-on sunday. November %. Henry W. webster
In the 54th year OF his age
his residence,
wednesday, November 20, at2 m
WILDER-A. NJ wilder. sunday morning Al Cold
spring Long Island. IN the soth yeas Of bis age -,
Funeral az his Old home GfandeL. Newt0wn, Long lsAn
"Wednesday, 26th inst. at 8 o'clock p m
WRIGHT At Cold sprngoI Unison saturday. Novcpt
her %, Mrs. Martha !. wright
Funeral on Infs lay November 20 NJ 800 D. No.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25

scene vividy before his eyes, He the mighty Har.
lem hills with tho elevated stretching like silver
thread toward the mighty city. In the foreground :
young man " OF terrible mien, mounted upon coal
black charger with two captive maidcns the pion
behind his saddle makes his way slowly toward the ca:,
tie winch crowns the nearest height. A "gentleman"
OF modest bearing whose brow bears tho unmisakable
stamp OF nobility approaches from the opposite drec-
ton They meet where the road Ia narrow. The young
mans brow darkens Aside, varlet, he cries.. Hast
tnou the audacity to block the road that would travel
and Impede my course to yonder cestlep Knowest
thou VINO amt" answers quietly the gentleman .
am A q: Carter OF the Union Club" " care not for
tee nor Tor thy club, answers contemptuousy he with
the two young ladies' dely dashng past he rushcs
up the ascent A. C. Carter thirsng for blood, returns
TO town and Inserts the personal"
When VIII this insult be wiped out In bloodl That IL
tne queston which now agtatcs men OF honor In this
city Unfortunately this question cannot be easily
swered as Mr. Carter Is unknown at the Union Club.
some persons who love to te with serious subjects sug-
ges mat Carter be the cook but that hypothe
SIS to be false The pistols are loaded the ground
and the only requisite still needed Tor irst
class duel Is the principals. 1t becomes A. G. Carter,
therefore, to appear and yndcate his tarnshed honor
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25

Hotel, has Forwarded o communication %
ed by moro than hundred prominent s'o
brokers, which states that Mr.. Mcbride whom 'nes p
forward as their representative, was not aoe ,h.
GOOD a, for them at the to be given th'
week although he or his clerk had the first places ID 'ne
line when the sale of seats was opened Both Mr. b,cn-
t.no and Mr. Mcbride had their men waiting tVr When
of,ce 10 open during four five days ana Mcbride
Ias mat his man was first and that. through .nS % he
Warrantable interference Of the policeman man
had the third place The man who sseursd secure n the
first place Mr. Tyson Mt Mebrae depryed OF his
noson. and in the second place that Mr ~ Rrcn
allowed to buy out the best part OF tne h,d on the line
tano as serts that although his man was ,niru y" VIZ
there were no really good seats left on sale ~ s,er
% NJ Rrentano Mr Irving replied through Ml stoHr % o
,,s assuring Mr. Brcntano that he haa n ~ ,he
deaiincs with ticket spccuators and that 9 .eas
.,rst man on the line took large number ui soo
ore We're fewer good left for the next conner
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
TIE BURCHARD gag" At TIE CASINO.

There has been much comment among the
frcauenters of the Casino during the past week In rem
ton to gag" which was introduced one night WIN
telling effect Dlgby Bell. who plays the leading comedy
mart IN "Ncn Gvynne." which Is now running
there has % assistant In his laughter
catching labcrs remarkably solemn and hinereal-
ookrr iackass one night last week Mr. Bell ana ms
fllow-nctor advanced to the fOotlGhts, when t' urr
auddcnly stopped. and merely saying whoa [blr.n
ard brought the house The slght pause nelo' VI,
name wna pimitnhle TO the surprise Of those VINO are
accustomed o drop IN frequently to admir- the rklnk
nf hc chorus girls the taking aluaion was no longer
heard after the second nght o ts utcrance " appear
that "a near relative Of clergyman hhne,
unrehard was in the audience. and ropreschtrd
io MIR M,Caull that the use of W" nam
wna decidedly calculated to bring contempt upon W.
legitimate owners thereof, and VT Nrtaul kr"''lup
complied with the rc1uest for i' dscon nuauce. A.,
SIR Iiell in whnso Fertile hRin WA hr't hnich'h in'
dire PLOT nrninHt the pcncc "f mind of the luf,
end vrstcrlay Mr. McCaull asked me I" stop mahlnh
u.o of the gag ~ br ButClhrls 'huith was 'l"'' ~
the theatre nnd many ot h. ,"nsrFhl"m , NJ ,r Wv"
untrnns of course complied, but dc not ihlhs ''!'
was much harm IN ih, frohle lest However hp'o 10
hurt peoples feelings especially they ar" kind enough
10 take AN nlu.lOn which to some might nc ob''uIo'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
TIE MAN IN THE NOON.

"Tbe Man in the Noon" came tnmDiihs
down To the Thaa Theatre last night ana put on n'
broadest smile before a full house, aud kept IL III an w
roar for nearly three hours This Is genuine "'.
,o orA man brought together In the shape OF mis
oai ,,rce nv Mr. Jacobson and made q " European sue
by six months installmcn, at the waner Ihea'o
In Berlin. i, ,,,.
The man appeared for the first time last night IN ts
city and revealed an Interesting lttie story i','
Young German las wants husband ana ihs'c'u W -,
yetislnq in tho daily papers under the head OF MATT
,nonial" she catches a crane and Ties suggestive n
s,ve about it~ neck. The bird migratcs when wlhsel
comes Ia Africa aud there fas into the hhnns oi "
rvci,er who discovers the mlssvc He and the Wl,e
meet ub,cnuenly In Berlin. and after series 9I cNtIao
Iinarv fuuos.ihlc, laughable, ridiculous adventure
In which barber comes into prominence ana IS WI
advertised they get married, and the curtain ais y,
Moon will continue appear cerair nght- every Nera
"t further notice" Mrs. iiulsamp VIII relieve nun v"
Thursday night.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RULING FOR Mr.. DINSMORE.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.l

TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 24-In the case OF
Dinsmore against the Philadelphia and Reading ana
Central Railroad Companies the plaintiff has filed an ex
pauatory affidavit. He says that the statement relative
the request the Reading that the Central issue Ooh
money expended for betterments OF the road since Tue
lease IS true and that the Reading has made such re-
uest He believes that the committee will report In IA
vor OF complying with the request He has no personal
knowledge as 70 the amount but believes that 1t VIII De
q 100000 Mr.. Dinsmoro says no money mas been ue-
voted TO betterments by the Reading and that the issue
NJ stock and bonds will increase the number or snares o
a. co,,ai stock aud the Indebtedness OF the central
road and viii diminish. I'm prOportonate degree ms
otsi a .harehOlder thefein aud that such increase
- b.res and indebtedncss cannot lawfully be made
ei,honf the assent Of the sharehotcrs; anu cannot
m i1,fili, deyoveh upon cpuinttee OF rirectorh Any
,n afiriipt pending the suit Il contempt of tne "
tiirtan 81 me court Judge NiIon on motiop o, E9
m,Ist nn SotfnNst %. why thry 4h0iit nQl be le,
.taaci AMI paei iiop iarA AS St
.t.t ~ fNn rONniny, Or Npnf- WRITINGS oDhshlVn' vi
l.t.. .4 tir.rUa 81 intphinlNpsH
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
DpP FRFIscHtrrZ.

A fairly large audience were present last
nieh, 4, the Metropolitan opera iiouse when Webeis
isf ftsiscAiitz was performed rho enthusiasm ot
those tfesen, sas rhbounded f5f u ttitent TINT
lsfpe PROPORTION 81 I'VE audienre wcte thdse 8 Hhbn tho
,arstiaee strs 5a NE s,hgs vas thsit ihdhst
Bnkie ANA t8 GefhaH ths r8'ts ~
NBef tte'syNAz" afe is'nNaf ~ hBNsth5i
Nbtssl hAlais aeAf ara h,Hiaf afe iAes .8 40 6tfaA
ppsfse a''ias AAA lhAs " Ras n8t a'fsRse 'N4, aa
nsAI peflnfr4Nes Was AaFkel va RsrAih aaA HrYqg
aa iAe pags ~ 'Ae slNseFa pfeas'aAale " heg iaAl
iarly Allh ihe scare
Is nqi geiag iaf ~ SAY that this peeulaFiY German
opera nsliapt Hh tbs romantic unirfourleut OF the
National lifa has never before been sung In THE city
ss IL was last night Not even the east im-
pofiant part was slurred, whiie the leadng
roles we're In the best OF hands A Agqfh Marie schro
der anfsaonpe sang with power anu breadth OF style
Nhhh completed the favorable impression she made
upon her nrs appearance. Iierren Anton sehott aud
Joseph KOesel sang WELL the former with mag
hhoent dramatic power. as hdT ahd tdspdr'
rcsIecyey while Herr Auguste kraus was warmly -
teycd AosnchsH. The stage settling particularly Ia
he third sot above the average aud the Stage man
sgeMent peculiarly perfect