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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

THIS pretty little story ls related by o
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Re-
cord!
"Tho President was receiving n num-
bor Of lrjminont gent llemen and his
atilIneas was unfayorably commented
on. Presently no epled u little girl
poorly clad over In tho corner lof the
room, and M soon AZ he saw her timldly
standing there no left the great politl..
clans, aud, crossing over TO her, asked
her what ahe desired, lle listened to her
story ~ courteously ~ though ehe had
been tho highest lady In the land, and
then answered her In the gentleet man
ner possible. Having done 10 no con-
ducted her 10 the door with ~ much re-
spect az no could have shown 70 any
ana
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

This extreme tired feeling we have In
the spring, fall and during summer do
notes torpid liver; we have no appetite
and no ambition. Take DR.. Jones' Red
Glover Tonic; II correctp these troubles,
restores good spirits. II speedily cures
dyspepsia, bad breath, piles, plmples,
ague and malaria diseases. A perfect
tonic, appetizer and blood purifier. Can
be taken by tho most delicate, Price 20
cents Of Durbln, Wright u Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Divorce Notice.

Frederick W, Bush, whose residence 10 at Andoyfr
Tollnnd county Connecticut will take notice that Dora
hush hls wife, has fed IN tho Court VI common Pleas
OF tho o0nny 0f stark and Bate OF ho her petition
praying for divorce from said Fred rick W. Dush, on
tho around Of gross neglect OF duty She also prays for
tho custody OF thu minor child,
said petition Will DO Tor hearing NJ tho next torn OF
Common Poie Court, OF eaiu county AB SOM M after
nx weetp from aud after publication " this notice M
BAid Court will hear tho NJ mo, DORA BUSH,
septHLw by u, n. FAuer, hor Atty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Tho boat on Garth, can truly be said OF
Crlgg's Glycerlne salye, which IL q sure
cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns,
wounds, and oil other sores. VIII posi-
lively cure piles, letter and oil ekin
eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Sat-
lsfaction guaranteed or money refund
cd. Only 25 cents, For sale by Dur
hin. Wright II Co Druggists
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

THE scientific bureaus NJ Washington,
which always have been divorced from
politics, seem TO pan out the riches.
leads In the way Of extravaganza ana
jobbery. The scientists have conducteu
matters 30 scientifically that the tacte
have been n long time coming 70 head
They arc 10 bad as tho publicans ana
einnerg OF politics.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Marriage licenses have been issued
TO; o;William Dickos and Aurella M, Shnel.
der, Canton; Harvey b. Wilcoxen and
Artie N, Niesg, Canton W; Amos 0, Bid.
den and Margaret .. Hersely, Canton,
Frank Starkey and Jennie Bckerman,
0snaburg Up; Levi Dickerhoof and Cora
Climes, Jackon Up.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
mIpoELLAH NOUS

I'M N for tho working slnsa send 10 ccnta 10,
Hill postage and We will mall you rnHn, Aroynl,
HVI valuable box Of sample uoodn that Will put
uUul yov IN tho way Of making moro moner In
few days than you ever thought posabe nj any buaneas
Capital no,te uted. You can live ~ homo and wurh
IN spare W only or all the time, All OF both setea
n ali ~ Hlrsndiy suocesafu 90 cents 10 % eAaliy
earned eyeyy syenlnn IhA All who want work mss
sest tbb burinesa We make thih unparalleled ofer To
Al vhS are rot we'll sntIahed vi, vii sed u " pat fcf
Ne Noubie NJ writing ua rul, particulars, difeguons
stc sent free Imnense par absolutely surc for Al
vf,s start At once pcntdslay. Address eInnoM Z
On NNAsa nktnA dscAu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Questions Answered Nh

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what IL the best thing
In the world for allaying all irritation
OF the nerves, and curing all forms OF
nervous complliats, giving natural,
childlike refreshing sleep alwayap
Aud they will tell sou unhesitating'
ly "SCms form OF Hops "
CHAPTER
Ask any or oil Of the most eminent
physlclans
"What IL the only remedy that can be
relied on TO cure all diseases Of the kit.
neys aud urinary organs Brlght's dis
ease, diabetes, retention, or inability IA
retain urine, and oil the diseases and
ailments peculiar TO Women
"Ani they will tell you explicitly aud
empbatiCally Buchu II r.
Ask the same physiclans
what IL the most reliable and sure
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia,
constipation, indigestion, billiousnesa,
malaria, fever, ague, &c." and they will
tell you Mandrake or Dandellon
Hence, when lhoe ronodlcs arc combined with
Others equally valuable,
Aud compounded into Hop nlttrri, Huoh wonderful
aud mysterious curative power developed, which Ia "
yarel IN a operations that no dlscnae Of " health cal
possibly exist Or rrust IL power aud yot II II
Harmless for tho most ffAi woman, weakest invalid
or smallest child " uBo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Divorce Notice.

Andrew slnler, whose residence IN unknown will tate
notice that his wife, ~ boccA Hnlcr, has ed her peti
uon IN tho Court OF Common plcaa Of stark county,
ONO aHainst him praying for divorce n no him on
tho grounds VI adultery AMI exuume cruelty Tho
said defendant Ia required to answer said petition on
or before November tAth. 1850.
BvBECOA BiMLER
seplTLw ~ MINIS u aivn, AttTA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
CHAPTER
Patients
AlmoaL deAd OF neATly dyIngn

For years, aud given up by physl.
clans, OF Brlght's and other kidney dis.
eases, liver complaints, severe coughs,
called consumption have been cured,
Women gone nearly crazy!
From agony OF neuralgia, nervous.
nees, wakefulneas, and various diseases
peculiar 10 women.
People drawn out OF ahapu from eNoruolAung panln
Of rhtumatiim, innamnatory and chronic OF suffering
from acr0iulA,
kryalpo Al
'Sallrhoum, blood poisoning. dJapopalA indigestion,
and IN fact, almoli all diseases tfhlln
Nature IN heir 10
Have bcon cured by Hop Bittora proof OF which eau
bo found IN OyOfy nolghb1fh0Od In the known world
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

II whom you call for Hop blten tho pruggai hands
out anything but "ll0p Dlte with green cluster ol
Hops ON white label ahun that DfuRRlat ~ You would
viper and n no has taken your money for bogus stun
for tho swlndc and wc will reward you llbOray ioI
tho conviction,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Married, by Rev. Abram Miller, OF
Leetonia, Ohio, on September eth, nj
the residence Of Sol. M. Miller In Plain
township Mr.. Silas Q. Uhlem, OF Garrett,
Ind, and Mise Emma Kreighbaum Of
thia county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Divorce Notice.

David roret whope residence Ia unknown will take
notice that ON u 10th day OF September 1tHb Maria
roiet nlrd her petition IN tho Court Of Common Pleas
divorce ffnin eaid Dasid Fopt on tho grInds lat "
tho wu abecenoe of said David Tufsi from this pel
ground of tho h,bituai drunkcnnees Oh said David
First for nute than ten yenra iAs past aud Ord on
the ground OF aroaa neglect of duty And said cnuse
lluL. ALJL-ILIlN mYHnH h OWN, IT
Canton, o gep. 10, 20 AuTs for the peatonsr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Saturday, The 3lst day Of October, 1885,
Sheriff Sale,

Albonus Langabauphl Order OF ealc,
w. y stark county Common
Philip Haubort et uS, Plcs Court
Dy virtue Of an order Of sao issued by tho Clork
OF tho Uourt OF Common Pleas 0f stark Co., Ohl0 In tho
above action aud 10 mo directed Will Ofor for sale nj
public Outy nj tho door Of tho court house In tho city
Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 3lst day Of October, 1885,
tho following described real estate situate In stark
county Ohio, towlt Lot number twenty seven (q7) In
Henry slnusOr'g addition 10 tho city OF canton.
Appraised ut d, 900
sale 10 commence nj ono O'Clock ., M Torins. cash.
JAMES LEE Bhorin
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Natalie, Queen of SerVia, was mar.
rled TO Prince Milan October l7th, 1875.
Natalie, who Ia every inch q queen, Ia q
daughter Of the late Russian Colonel
Keachko by his wife Pulcherio, Princess
of StOurdZa, Milan was crowned King
OF Seryia March 9th, 1889. and In 0cto.
ber OF that year, AZ the King and Queen
were entering the cathedral at Belgrade
Madam MarkOwitch, widow OF Lienten,
ant Colonel Markowitch, who had been
shot for o dynastlc conspiracy five years
previously, fred at his Majesty, missing
him aud wounding female loOker'on
In the thigh, The attempted assassina-
tion took place just after the Kings 70.
turn from Rnstchnk. whittier no had
gone TO visit Prince Alexander OF Bul.
garla' The couple have a son, the Crown
Prince Alexander, born August IA, 1870.
Queen Natalie IL O striking reception TO
the general run OF the nobility OF the
old world. The inteImArriage OF near
relations has done much to deteriOrate
once strong races, but the Queen OF Ser
via " q perfect picture Of healthy woman
hood, with face Of ideal beauty set of
by a wealth Of luxuriant black hair, She
has been well educated, and Ia u peer Of
the queens OF Europe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Physical culture IL taken mnch more
into consideration by the English than
by our people and TO this, and that
cricket IL The national game OF England
Ia 10 be ascribed the fact that few OF our
amateur teams can cope with the ANA.
teur teams Of "AlblOn" Since the or.
rival OF the English Gentlemen Crlck.
eters into this country they have met
with no defeat. Their frat game was
played with the statan leland Cricket
Club on Tuesday and Wednesday Sept.
lst, and, 2nd, The Engllph had no dlf.
acnlty In dlap0slng OF the Americans,
although the latter played q fair game,
the score NJ the close u the play stood
England 1856, statan Island 1884. From
New York the Engllah Cricketere went
to Chicago and from thence 10 Detroit
aud Toronto yaDquirhng all OF their OPP
ponente. The players OF the English
team are A ]. Thornton, T. Il, Hine'
HaycOck, j, A. Turner, W, n. T. Boith0,
A. r. Cobb, A, Il Newton, H. Bruen, 9, II.
Horner, W. u, Roller II, D. Whitby, and
X. Y. Thornton. W. ", Roller, OF whom
we present portrait Ia one OF the
teams best men, being most effective at
the bat In ambition to this he IL strong
Rsa bowler, q position he frequently
occupies for change.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

WANTsD--A case Of Female Weakness,
General Debility or Nervous Exhaustion
that Gilmore's Aromatic Wine will not
cure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

This Ia tho best season In which 70
purify the blood, and Hoods Barsaparllla
10 the best blood purifier. 100 Doses One
Dollar,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
SheriT's Sale.

Adam LppOrt Order Of sale, stark county
w. Common Pleas court
Chrlslan Socty ct uM
iy virtue Of an order 0t sale Issued by tho clork OF
tho court of Common Pleas VI stark county, Oho IN
tho above actlOn aud ~ inc directed Will 0itor for
aao public Outofy NJ the door Of tho court house In
tho city Of Canton, On
Saturday, the 3lst day Of October, 1886,
tho following described real estate situate IN eald con
", towlt aud known ~ being seventy (7O) oet 0it Of
tho B0uth cnd VI lots Nos 2BlD, Wi3O 1891 and 28l9
excepting ak feet In width O VI tho wrSt lido OF ot
2u9 which hae been reserved Tor an alley SAID oll
Canton
Appraised at 300,
sale 10 commence At ono O'Clock D. IN Terms ycst
JAMES LEE, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

GOVERNOR Hoadly had TIT majority In
stark county over Foraker two years
ago. We must improve on that this
ypnf.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Proposed Amendments TO the
Constitution of Ohio.
FL IsE OF I . N 8.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 20.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Amending Section 1, Article X. Of the
Constitution, relating IN The eleC.
liOn Of Township 0lllcers.

iIHaoLyHb ny Tim GENERAL ASSEMBLY op rIm srArH
or Onto (thrce1ftha " al tho members elected 10
each house ooncurilng hrToln) That thoro bn nubmt
tod 10 tho electors " ta state on the second Tuesday
of October A. ~ lteib proposition 70 amend gcolon
four article Oi tho constitution " tho state VI Oh0
section 4 rownShip onicora ahall bo elected by tho
electors Of each township NJ such lmo, IN such man
nef and Tor such term, not exceeding three yeora
meI 20 provided Dy lawI NV pnal hola Their oilcc
The pcctos dcslrng, NJ aad election, ~ vote IN favor
0f tho foregoing amendment Hhall have written or
amendment. tSwnahip onlccn-YcslH and thoSc who
do not favor tho adoption oi said amendment shall
have written or printed on their ballots the woida,
''''''''''''' x. b MA2tsiI,
Speaker Of tho louse Of Representatives
ELMEli WHITE,
-..,. President pro tom OF tho Senate,
UNirHp srATKa or AMERICA, ono,
-. oyuun op TnH snonRTAnr 0p STAIR
JAMHn Y, liOniNHhN Secretary VI state OF tho state
Of 6hlo do hereby certify that the foregoing IL true
CORY qt Joint lloeouton adopted by tho ucneral Az
itelb, taken from tho original rolls ned in this once
IN rrgTiMONr WHnnE0g, 1 have hercunto aubecribed
my name, ana anked my oiilCial ecA
WHAt) a. Columbus, tho pth day OF APRIL
JAMES y, ROBINSON,
ApfTstd eccfotafy OF State
Tho following IA tho apporllunmept of Jurors 10 bo
returned by tho rrstee OF tho several rownahlpa And
Councmen Of tho Wards Of tho oeH Tor tho year 1886
With tho poll Doohs 20 te OeR oi tue Common Plchs
Court on or before tho 10Th day OF October, 1880,
pafla, II washington. ~ Lexington pgl Marlboro,
lQ Nlmlshlllen, lBI Oenaburg VI Sandy, " PIKE 0l
liam, ipl Lake, q jackson, u reny u Dcihlchcm
ie saaer qscs g hnwG,Cs TsscsrSSA az array 70
ward, VI ath ward, o. 9th ward 0 Oh ward, bl 7th
ward, 40. ully Of Mas'llo ward ~ sd wifd, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
W. Il. ROLLER,
One Of lh'Bist An n the Famous EGg'
IN CrIOke' Club,

Now Ia This Country vqul,hiug All op-
ponents Tho Miku-up NJ lha Team
and Other Details,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

IN 1T nHn0LVnD ~ rnn 0HnhnLL AAahhnLI or 1uh
Of article H. section Of article III, and section Of
article OF tho constitution " the state or ohio hhAll
be submitted 70 the electors q ~ state on the second
ARTICLE IL
section q. senRton and representatives shall be
elected blcnnlAy by the electors OF thu respective
counties or daiTlcA ON TnH ElR6r TUESDAY AVTkR THH
pIhar MONDAY IN N0VAMBHnl their tom Of nice shall
oommcnoc on tho INST dJ OF January noIt thereafter,
and continue two JoAra,
ARTICLE Ill
sOction l. The executive department shall consist OF
governor lieulonantgoyelnor secretary Of state,
auditor N state, treasurer " state, ana An attorney
general, who snail be elected ON TiH URaT TuapAi
vfHA Tiik FRhf MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, BY the elec
tOA Of tho State aud nj tho pActA VI voting for mem
bcfn OF thu general assembly
ARTICIkL
section y, County oflcurp shall be eeocd ON Tnb
Nnhr rufApAY ApTRn filh Tihaf MONDAY IN N0Vtm
nm, by tho electors Of each county In such manner
be provided BY law,
FORM or BALLoE
Al such election tho v0ten IN favor Of tho adoption
" the amendment ~ section two OF Mioo two, ahhl
have placed upon their ballots the w0If Amendment
10 arcOn two VI article Two " tho o0nbtltulici-YeBi
aud those who do not favor Tho NJ pron Of such amend
ment shall have placed np' thor ballots the wOfdn,
Amendment ~ section two ~ article twO OF Tho cnnAu
tuition MOI ThOAe who favor tho adoption Of thu
amendment 10 section ono " Aftol. ureo Of the o0nA
tullOn khA have placed upon their ballots the wOrdA
Amendment 10 soct0n Onr Of article three OF The con-
Autuli0n Ye-' ana thoae who do not favor Tho Adop
liOn Of such amendment shall have placed upon thcf
bAlss tho woida Amendmont " section one Of article
thtte VI tho eonettntl0n-No" Th0ae who favor the
adoption VI the amendment 10 section two NJ article
ten VI the oouhtiut0n shall have placed np0n their
hAllnlA tho words "Amendmont 10 section two OF ar
tloe ten " tho Constitution ycal" and th0ae who do
not favor the adoption OF such amendment AhA have
section two Of article ton Of tho oonsutuuon-Non
A. n MARnI.
BpoAhor Of tho House OF Representative
JOHN q, WARWICK,
President Of the BonAN
Adopted March 10, 1870
UNITED Stains Op AMmIcL, ONO, |
Orum or Tnn HncnHrLnt Oy BrATn
T. JANIS q noniNsoN Secretary Of STATE Of tho stAto
VI Ohio do teiog certify that tho foregoing IN true
cory Of Joint lloh0lut0n adopted By tho 0enorn A.
Aemhy Of the hAe " Ohio, on tho pbth dAy Of March
itpb, iAkn from tho original rolls nled In this once
IN rmriMoM WHEREOF, I have horcun,o subscribed
mI name aud Arlyod my otnclAl seal,
(hILLs) Al MOolunbua. tho 9th dAy OF March
JAMES H. ROBINSON,
aDr7td AeurotAy Of State
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
House Joint Resolution No. 67,
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing Amendments to Article Two,
Three, and Ten Of the Constitu-
tion OF the State.

In IT RESOLVED Bi rHn 0HsnnLL AAannLI OF IuH
hTATH or ONO, That pfOpOaltCnh 10 amend section
OF article H. section Of ArtiolA ILL., and section "
article OF tho constitution VI the state Of ohio hhAll
DO submitted 10 the electors Of n STATE the second
Tuesday Of October. A. u 1870, 10 road No folowi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
ARTICLE III

Section 1. Tho executive department shall consist Of
q governor, lieutenant governor, secretary Of state,
auditor ~ state treasurer " state, ana An attorney
ApiHR TIM riRhf MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, by the elec
i0fa Oi tho State aud NJ tho pActA " voting Tor mem
tiers VI tho general assembly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
ARTICLE 4

section Y, County oflorp shall be eleotod ON TIiu
riAhu rufapAN ArTHR fiih Finaf MoHDAt IN NoV'M'
nm, by Tho electors Of each county, In such manner
and for such term not exceeding thrts years, ~ maj
b. pl0sldod BY law,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

section q Benhtou and representatives shall be
elected blcnnlAly BY the electors OF tho respective
oouuea or districts ON TnH Einbr TuEaDLI AyTKR TiIn
pihhr MONDAY IN NOVAMnHh their tern OF nice shall
commence on tho mat day OF January mart thereafter
and continue two yeAfa,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-22

The friends of this weli-established
Dallas institution, who gathered to
witness the closing exercises on Friday
morning wero gratitied to discover, in
the examinations and other exercises,
evidence that, with the return last fall
of the principal, under whom the
academy had won its recognized sue
cess, Mrs. G. r. Dickinson, the old
methods Of quiet but thorough work
had been resumed. 1t Is difficult,
whore all was so excellent, to select
special features of the exercises for
remark, but we noticed especially the
sweet singing of little Sallie, daughter
Of Lieutenant Governor Gibbs. The
recitation of "Learn a Little Every
Day." by Maud Taber; Annie Horn
er's rendition OF "Little Miss Muslin
Of Quintillion Square," and Miss
Lucie Curriers' recitation of Lowell 8
"Curtain," Most gratifying of all,
perhaps, was the announcement, nj the
close, that the next or sixth year would
opon with full high school, grammar,
intermediate, primary and kindetgar-
tea departments, all under experienced
and successful instructors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-22

WHEN p. L. BARNUM agreed TO sell
all his property for % per cent. on its
valuation II CLEVELAND was elected
he was not taken up, because every
one knew he would have been the as
SCISSOR Of bis own property. For in.
stance, tiger, which no lady would
give moro than 1000 tor, he would put
down at $4,000. A snake of Is feet,
worth, probably, TO an ordinary citizen
not over $3.50, Mr.. BARNuM would
have rated at, perhaps, 5000, whilst
seal and walrusses, which only a
limited number OF our citizens desire
10 buy, by the dozen, At all events,
might have been estimated at n rate
that would have made the successful
wagerer full brother OF the man that
won the elephant at the rafile.r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-22

of superior histrionic talent, mas
splendid conception OF her subject and
all the graces of elocution, and COM
pletely captivated her auditors. From
its enthusiastic reception this recita-
ton seemed to be the popular card, so
to speak, of the evening.
The other recitations, that entitled
1.-THE Courtini, by Miss Lucille Cur
rier; "a Royal Princess, by Miss
Vergie Malone; "Mice at Play" by
Miss Nellie Knowles, and "The Be.
witched Clock" by Miss Ella Fend.
rich, were finely rendered, each Of
the young ladies' displaying far more
than ordinary rocitative and dramatic
ability. They were all earthly ap-
plauded.
VIII! the young ladies gathered lau-
rels and applause, they did not monop-
olize those hattering testimonials.
Little Sallie Gibbs, the bright little pet
of our lieutenant governor, with
"WatchiDg for Papa" caught the au-
dience and came in for her share Of the
honors of the occasion. She gesticu-
lated nicely and was otherwise charm
ing.
There were three excellent selec-
tions in the way of instrumental So
| los. Miss Josie Fields selection,
"Arahesque," was extremely pretty
and bright, but not more so than the
execution OF the performer. Mrs ID.
HI. Morrow favored the audience with
"Rhspsodies Hongroises," and her
brilliant and accurate execution of the
difficult selection charmed all. Mrs.
Morrow Is most accomplished musi-
clan, as is Mrs. j. Y. Trezevant, the
other soloist of the evening. Her per-
formance of Rubenstein's "Ballet Mu'
six" was 80 perfect and smooth one
could almost see the ballet in action.
Mr.. VIII Watkins cornet solo
"MOrceaux de Concert WAS beautiful
and as skillfully and beautifully rem
dered. He was accompanied timely OIL
the piano by Mrs. II. M. Bryan.
Among the last numbers on the pro
gramme, and among the first sue
cesses of the evening were the violir
solos by Miss Helen Bppstein
Her first selection, an Gle
giant one, displayed msgnifi
Gently her skillful touch and powerful
education. She was warmly encoreC
and gave for her second performance
|, sweet, soft, beautiful selection
|, handled so brilliantly by the yOun
, artist as to bring out the very soul o
= melody.
The concert was also from q finan
cial stand point an equal success. Nh
, object was one Affecting all classe
of citizens and no is narrow man in
deed who fails to conCri QUITE his init
towards the building up and suster
ance in Dallas of free reading rooT
) and library, an institution, once pos
) sessed, upon which every intelliger
; and progressive community especial
, prides itself. The Dallas library
l Just beginning to assume proportion
/ and the public interest must not --cyi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-22

EVERY citizen of the st ate must re
greet to see the delay and tho compiica-
lions with reference to that splendid
capitol, which is to be, at Austin. 1t
ought to have been far oE the way by
this time, and the fact is beginning to
dawn upon the public that the syndi-
cate completely "got away with" Gov
ERNoR ROBERTS and the Legislature
In the original contracts. We should
get out of this scrape as soon as possi-
BILE, in the best way possible, pay for
work actually done, and If these men
won't proceed, got somebody else to dc
it. Otherwise we will have another
Albany capitol on our hands.