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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28
PERSON Al.


Mr.. sam Evans Is slow. ly improving:
Col. VIM. Cameron has returned
from I.anpaSaS.
Mr.. \. Conn has returned from ~
extended trip south and wcsl.
Or. G.. G. McGrcgor left Yesterday
on a trip to Brcnllain and Galveston.
Prof Il. O. Roun>avall was able to
drive around the city in his buggy
yesterday.
Capt. NJ y. Herring left yesterday
for Iampasas lie goes up there on
professional business.
Mr.. e.. llHusmann, rcprcscnl ING
Auhcu,cr-BuSch Growing association,
81. Louis j. in the city.
Hon. j. {. Bigger is in the city.
MIR. Il. is here to investigate the title
of the WnlIacc-GoldStcin property,
which has been selected TO erect the
public building ON.
MIR. g. W. Freeman, of Pine llill,
Ru-k county, i, in the city. This is
Mr.. F. first visit here. and he i, well
pleased with what he saw.
Mr. j. 4. Tyler, travelling agent and
CORES poudcnt of the Austin States
man. is in the city, and paid his re-
spCcts to the ENAMINrR last evening
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28
ron clrN ArroNNEN.

we arc authorized tu announce x. j. 1""de
w esq. MS candidate for me once "l 'lH
attorney nt the April election
NNTo are authorized 90 uuununcc Nnpt !. \.
w Blair ms % candidate for reelection hNclN
attorney In tho coming city election
am n cHndidutc tor the Office of city nit9r-
ugy OF the c.ty of Waco, aud respectfully
ask the support of the people, election Z" be
held ,th of Arm l9,l. K"HAHu MrSH"E
W. are authorized 10 announce Mr. Jane,
w Anderson. Junior member OF lhe urm n'
Anderson. Flint 4 Anderson. us u candidate
fp- the Office of city attorney at me coming
election.
\Iye are authorized to announce Mr. j X
w Downs as candidate Tor me "'he, "i
city attorney ut thc coming election
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28
\ DISTINGUISHED VISITOR

Yesterday the ENAMINER received
"A courteous visit from Count Won
Bcrn,torf. distinguished Pru>>ian
noblcman, distinguished 10y his own
loftv career no lc>, than by the lon-
inc of ancestry whose history runs
back to those remote days when Iueton
opd Gaul struggled together for the
mastery on the bank, of the lthine
Pleased are we indeed To record that
this great nohlcman, with all OF ms
vast influence, feels kindly interest
in this region of Texas, IN Waco ana
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28
MISSION MEETING.

The second quarterly session of the
mission SUNDAY school board OF Wa
co Baptist association. together with
the ministers and dcaconS' convention
and sunday school institute met
with the Bold springs church, near
West station. yesterday morning.
Rev. Il. H. Carroll, of this city, went
up there yesterday and WIN be with
the meeting to-day and tomorrow
he will preach the mission sermon.
The programme consists of sermons
and speeches by the different ucm-
bcrs, and all promises TO bc interest.
ing and entertaining.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28

Yesterday Mcs,rs. Kcllum X Rotau
received consignment of twenty
seven sacks OF wool, about five thous-
and pounds. This is the first received
this season. and ii came from Al
bauy. in NhachclGord county. G.. ii.
Eandlc n Co. purchased the lot. pay
inc l6 l-2 cents for it. It cla~Scd me-
dunn. Now that the wool season is
opened. we may look Tor hcaN y re-
ccipts, and Waco viii be able to pa.
the best price, in the state. The FN-
AAuNEH hopes to see our wool re-
ceipt4 larger this season than ever
before
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28

In the case of =. Sanger v. a
Eoscnfrlt. torcihlc dctaincr was de
cid,d in favor of the plaintiff. De
fcpdant gave notice of appeal
The Waco Furniture company sued
ont writ of >cquc~t ration for the re-
covcry of furniture sold To "a party
who rented room from Tom Car
bcucro. and Carbcnrro holds the same
for nu amount due on room rent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28

pourcc silks elegant and desirable goodH
Bfuchc 2rphyrs. something urS.
l.vy ptiuu lawns. very desirable good,
Powered Tollc dc Princess, very neat
Mourning linen lawns Ard otFuuliD-.
Nuu..clIbc dc I. ludr elegant goods.
Figured organizes French.
-uitccu linen iHwus. m every conceivable pat
tern
ln fact We are showing most desirable line OF
dress goods.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28

Antique lace sctts from 81 conn
Notuugham lace sctts, from 100 mp
Turkish bath towels, NJ 81 - per du1cu
White spreads. soc.
100 dozen ncmstitchcd hnuikerchirf cuiored
borders, Zoe.
IA big Job iu Misses AMI childs Isle thread
hose "a BLACK ahl garnet
Something new In ladies' gloves
/ Have you seen our ladies' heautihcr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28
RIVERSIDE STABLES
". R. KELLUM & SON Prop'T,

First street near Suspension bridge waco
Texas.
Have the best and finest Of stock ana splen-
did new vehicles at prices Us low as the lowest
A fTstclass Livery stable
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28
THE WACO EXAMINER
WACO. rrXAs. MARCH. Is, 1855
ANNOUNCE MEkTS.


= Am 81 caudidut, f1r reelection to the once
OF Mayor OF Waco at the ensuing vlIcu"i
April eth. W IL 49,
\ Hereby Announce myself as O. cnndidHt' ioi
a HlscHMAN.
\kIc arc authorized ,o ANNOUNCE Col t. -.
Wv Teffott rl candidate Tor Mayor ni M
cts uf Waco 90 thctu-uhg election on inc '"'
I Announce Myselrus candidate fgr, ihc Once
LOT Mayor of Waco D. A. ~ "'''7
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28

xay.are authorized to announce W. ". scley
wv cashier Waco state bank ~ % candidate
for thu ollcc OF city treasurer Of the city o
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28
BEES! BEE'S!! BEES II!
Italian Queens, Bee-keeper's Supplies
and Honey.

For sale by Isaac Guyton. successor 10 Guy
ton Bros. Phi 3 1T fr ON application. Ad-
dress all orders 20 Isaac GuytOn. Waco, Me-
Clennan county, Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28

Every lirsl-cla-, dealer SELLS Opera
run Cigarettes. VIII not stick to the
lin.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28

BOnncttc rods, pom pons, crcs-
cents and sequences for all styles of
art trimmings at Sanger Bros.
Ladies approve of your smoking
Littlc Joker.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28

fuckers "Simplc Remedies" these
hard timcs are being fully appre-
ciatcd by the people. Experience
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28

s -
Three hundred bushels of large
German millct for sale.
". L Sills N 90.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28

As ] am in California Canned goods and " no %
packed by the SAN JOSE PACKING COMPANY, an" are S
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28

yHOR SALE - Cuop. uoruurU hrpd brown
J lcrhou crr, vs.. %. Ea-jmua, ntC h.
Smith - paint store
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28
FIRST >uIruINr OF WOOL

Yours, in the van, to please,
\. .Iu\ES TAYLOR Il Bro.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18

Memphis aruianehs fJufalaat Dem
Hiei..x.n has dlsaosersd the way tbs cat
ilaEapsi There's nofhlis bke esfsblHs
%.
PhiIadelphla Times Gradually TIE
Senatorial boDm u Ar John Il. MeI.ean
sssaInas the dinenssons u = uslstsrd
se<sl
NJ. Psul Gl0bs. The band bezins "a
Blay. PosfInasters xboss heads are sot
ted On seald i0 vel 10 get 0nf u The
eay II the procession
New York sun: We wonder whether
the fasnkesl pangs u hunger are yef pre-
eepfsble ia ths Muexum9 hslngs Are
they Cie8eiaasfs for zssod s'ad al, or VII
thsg reqalrs further pledges u hls fFFsiad-
skipf
Minneapolis Fribaae Having found
Il smpaesible to prove that Miss Ciese-
land i Democrat and meeting With Ike
Door SUCCESS ia enlleaFofing 10 show that
She l. a Republican, the busy sbodies have
settled down to the conviction that she 4
a mugDumP.
Chicago InfeF Ocean. Col Morrison
whiles away ths time IA the rotunda o'
the Leland with FEW members ~ the
Democrats steering COMMITTEES. and sitl
them vibrates with marked regularity be
tmeen the Office and the barroom be
tween story telling and whistle wettine
they have a i0lly time.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18

This day. if We mistake not, Is the an
niversary Of the first issue OF the first
newspaper iu America. The circumstance
suggesta some Interesting facts relating
20 American journalism. It was Isl years
aoo TODAY. II the record iscorrect, when
the first American newspaper appeared.
and Il ~ about l01 years since the Adrer-
sissr. the first ,laily paper IN the United
States. vas published ia Philadelphia
At the close of the Revolution there we're
forty-three weekly and semi-weekly papers
m this country. the combined circulation
of which was .ess than that Of single
metropolitan daily u to-day. Progress
IN the development of journalism was
comparatively slow until the middle Of
the present century. but since that time
ia growth basl,son remarkable. In 1850
the total numhsr q periodicals. published
m the United states was 2.516; in 1869,
405l: in 1870. 5.s7l. and in 1870, when
the last census was taken, l,t3. The
number of dailies increased from 254 IN
1850 - gss2 in $50 In weekies the in
crease was from 1902 70 SIX The
c,reulatioa wass in fs50, 5.182177. in 1869.
I3.es3. 40. N 1870. 20.sk2.t75; and in 1870
si.177.9ot These figures are gathered
from an sdmirable article published
three years ID by :. y. d. NORTH, one of
the editors az the Utica. New York.
Hsr,si.t and who. a. the special agent Of
the tenth United States census. had
charge ~ the collection 81 newspaper
statistics IN fss0 From the nature 0f the
work Il was. 81 course. impossible 70 give
exact sgnrps ss 20 circulation. but Mr.
North "a great pains 10 get collateral
evidence ~ wen ~ that of publishers and
- make daa sllowance FOR the .sn-
aenGs..... ex,gE Eerstion. SO that the figures
Q7vsn may be taken as safe
basis on which e. reckon. They show
that the rstio 81 increase has been much
greater than that IN population. During
the issst decade The inerssse IN popula-
fion wns tbirsS per cent. while the in
e,eaza in newspaper circulation was
ab.,ot f;ftv per can't There * every rps-
s.,n a. believe thar the number of papers
nubl,si,s.i IN iihis country has increased
AZ even a xre'ster rate since lse' than
a,,e,er he decade preceding. In New
York. particularly. ana also eTnere'
,,.ars hava been re,ilctions IN prize. Thus
,,.l.,,i,t.s1ly increasing the circulation
.,,,,s..-,.llv. and new papers have sprung
=. l,s.a T,sr 'rFr rsaAw. with low prices.
anl have rapidly gained large circulation.
~ ,,..,-,,,ss s.,sspettion has improved
A.. ,harsc,sr ~ tle papers and more peo-
-. -. .,,srss..a - take them The mat
1870, ana reading a newspaper Il
....,.4.rsl,ls pxtauf one u education.
-. hass thonrht they could get
s.,....,, !. r,aner. learn. after euce
-. -. =. 49,, f.sr,,ilv. ~ feel the need
- -, -. l,sueft Z having it. ard
a-.,s,i,.s-s ever after. while their
-, np - regard the paper q
fuh,la. therefore. there has
&,.sreasp IN TIE number of
\ there has been a i,or-
4ter increase IN the
=. This = hopefal
huf far the people.
ssf esiucafor II the
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18
Michigan Central

~l1It4'I IlIIlH tF-Ff aIIIlfTIIIFIs
Pacific ExpTese daily. balance trains daily
e1ce!r Sundays
The Detroit Express leavins ~ ESQ q. B. ressch
ing that ci9 Al u - a. n. New sork l0S5 a. M
and Boston 2s0 =. n. next day.
Through ticktss for all gu1nis and eieeplilR Gas
bertfss may b. prOCDred a. Onion Ilckei Dfboe
corner Mouroe and Ottawa Str..fis. and at lnloi
Depot
j. T. SCHULTZ 6eDl Agf-. n AuBr0e-s,
6Bo. " MUNs0N. 11ckei Agent City.
is HkwDNs. Ticket Asent Depoi
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18

FRIkSp PsLM1is testimony before 'ne
Military Comnlittss pats ex-tioV. boe''ie
n . worse hghi dian ever, q rather u
tarnsi little moi'e light on the 'aet o.
the rosfsnases n the beg0le administfa-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18
). W. EDDY


have used Vans Magic Oil for Neuralgia sno
II has proved to be satisfactory. ~ Il has cu.ed
me entirely: also our next door neighbor was
cured by IL. Joehans kieft by Internal use for
Sore Throat, combined with severe Ccngh and
HOaTsenees; also man By the name of Stoffe
kvinteEis was cured BY il Of very severe Lame
back l can never SAY too much in praise of your
Magic Oh.
Grand Haven. April Ss. 1884.
Yours truly. JACOB DkSPELDEb
We have used your Magic Oil for several yesrs.
and would not Ike to Be without H. a. IL is a good
Ihrost. Colds. etc. hence truly recommend q q
the poblic. REV. r.. NANDERNRfkS-
Patterson. y. j.. FEB. II. 1884.
MR-S. q. VANDKRIIxDE.-We have used youI
Magic Oil with great satisfaction One Of ouI
children Vas taken sick With tso-eallsdl diph-
iberia OF course We employed doctor. bat the
child grew worse every day. One morning. the
doctor called with -four more Of his profession
and consulted. II the child voald Be alive is the
cut the phseem out. This ! did not approve q,
but - there 10 hope If the childs recovery.
consented Finally our neighb0T. Mrs. =. NaBder-
Tarp. called with bottle ~ yo1r Nag1c OIL and
sskei II We would ne tit would cot us nosh
irx- We gave the child three - I've dF0pe IN
frnslly ever ho0r. and pos3fcai TIE sole II ~
feef vi5A onierf and sarhe-t its tsreet reil vite
eszlc OIL snd shen the Srcsor cane IN TIE even
ing he wanted to knew Wat ve hsd given
child. - i sreathed - mooh essie-. | tad him
re u=ed vans Mazic OIL He said keet Tishs On
osfne n - that vas beffer tisan he could do.
here flanke<1 Mrs. Ysnxirrrrrr fhozsand firna~
for ker kindnees. and sincerely tkAnk you for
gear vslasbse rnssiicfae. fogrs tru.y.
MkS- A. d. PAIN.
ysn-s Mse1c Oh ~ kinz - Pain j. casn1fac-
turad b ~ q. Vsns erlfrsse Maskexon- Mic.
sn6 = sosd ~ eli 5eaiers.
For saie af resasl In Grand Eapids a fise foliov
fnx 7rne stores. NJ b Eimrs Pax PreffIers 4
r Eecosf- Fl 81 Tiara n n WfI-.,n. srsd v
r. vanleuwen. alzo G A. Bars A Co. Ansfrsp
Devoa and s.. Isn3snuulder. For sais At rfsoie-
szke bv HszeAsine Perkins Co.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18

The train leaving st A.. 81. connects al nitf
Pigeon with Atlantic i1prrss ,D Main ldue
which has Palace DlH0ing Hssom SlseIlDe
Coaches from Chicago a. New York siia b.~Dsf
without change
Pigeon lgiyinr cue hour for tllulafi vita Fl,e
New York I1rft@f Oh Maiu Lane.
Through tickets and baIi he in niseI'ine 1s'aci
can be- tecured 81 tnlol Ticket Di1oe. a Moiir.
Street and Dtpot-
All trains will run by ssh uendiaa time wilicl
IL 81 minutes slower than eeirult time
J. ". AckENAEA oeni Ak.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18

Az Public sncfion. On Safarsiay. April fsfh A.
2 p. n ~ NJ. ~ Csasl street Fuller Rieek an
sxceiienf hst - fcraehcid Furniture nearly
nsw. A <ccd Opportunity fcr perpcne e0unenc-
ng house knppine- 1sn s. seen 3HTfne morning
a. lnce ~ sair.
Nv HoI6ONR Execntor. rse
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18

WE lsass the aalisT " Use his avn
,,.lsnasnt A. 10 ~i,stasr klsFs rebellion
4. n~ar "A end. one dispatch says ''ail
siII s.s .estls.l ia .. iex days. aAd anotner
hat tliai has evsrf hops u suecess-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18
GOING KAST.

fIfhIIt. IlIIIIIlllr - -
passs'taars taking tie o ~ a. "a. Exf,fess Hsiskt
close connections al Osossa for lsenri--s Aod ~
detroit Tor New York RrTie8le tlefe a. ltsti D. M
the following morning.
Night Expfess has Local Sleeping a. iistreii z
Grand hapsds-
This i tie oniy line running Atlantic hspFers
iaasifg here az io4a 4. nt-. witt cleti'lt Ahl L.
Detroit making direct connections fof al pantf
East arriving a. New lork q. a. tils recpnp
morning.
Parlor Cars on mail trsins b0fh eesi and ~est.
Tie train leaving a. ~ 4. Nlu make dlree
connection ~lth Mllwaukee steamers dali! eAct'l
SUNDAY.
Through uckets st-cur'd ~ d. u. "A. q A sifios
IN Morton House block and ~ tie depot
y. POTTER. Ilts iaes. Agent
GtO B RffAE IrHflc bAnaner. iluaeo,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18
Read Whst Vans Magic Oil or r,rs
of psi- ras Gore or
the Peoois

We have used Vans Magic Oil for internal sno
external applications in Of Colds Collie Cuts
Burns Bruises etc. and flnd none better. IL e
especially adapted to children. as il be used
with safety and satisfaction. and we earnestly
recommend II TO parenfs.
Maskegon. Sept. 10. fs8t
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18

Tsking fleet Monday. April IA. ISe5. ev
fsst train wili leave Union Depot. Grand Rap
itle via g. e 3 l. X. r.. tf5 2. m. ldaily ex-
ceft Srndayi ronnectfBg af Fort Wayne With
fenusylVani Cos special fHst express. with
thr uEh fnliran siecpfrs cars attached arriving
In PiffebuTx AZ stsl =. m. Baltimore SO .. r.
Washington 2 2. m. Philaielphla SD .. IA.
New fork 9.fe D. m
E1f ane nisht ON the road and only one change
cf cars. which - made in Union Depot Fort
Neyne. a. .. N.
This route and train offers he rare opportunity
~ viewins grand scenery ~ the Aliaeheny
u8onntains a. the risie over the Psunsyivania
Central rasrsrd frofn PitfshurE i made entirely
1y daylight tistss ~ low va ether roufes.
Fer tickets. sleeping car accommodations and
foil iufgFination call upon 4 AisnQoief. Ticket
Agent Juion Depot t4rand hapisis, tfeo. ".
Annson, Urion Ticket Agent Grand Rapids. OF
ssitress C. l. kWOoD.
tfe1. Pass. and Ticket Agent
efrsnd Rapids Mich.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18

Tole<o w.ft 81 rrlif.ssis difeHRine. TecUB,sei
with L. +. 4 ~. - Housr viii l. q 2 n. -.
fsausihC DisisioB ADD Al lane n q. narshsli
with NJ a. X k Battle frf~,k with fhicago A
GfsBd Trunk and NJ. q. X doDteiti 3 X A
l. Allegau wit VI. ~. ano /. :. 4 n =
iIf5itk ALi.fh 1eni psse Ar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18
chicago s. west Michlgan.

Leave. Arr1Tt
Chicago tx Z fIA am Nigh h4press 03 an
Mail and Ex fi2sE pm NAL ami Ex 4 : tt f,fp
Night Exprsssss s2s pm Evening kx III - pm
sDaily. fDaiiy crcs.sa Hundsy
Union Depot Cn ionia rffssf.
Through coachee "a ihicsgp sud ioioio on
s.ls A. "a. tram. Ihropgi. Iarlef-csf D. Cl1oago
ON l2Z3 =. N train. 1hr0alb Pullman sleep
ing-car and ooaci a. Chicago on szss D. n. train
NEwA1SO DIVISION.
ie4ve Arg1ye.
Fxpre~a b. .......... ...... Sss an n ~ an
Express ........ o.. .....-..... AS pn tsa pn
sD,spart from West Sidf Depot.
The northern terminus a fisis Division if
Baldwin. On n. a =. NJ Rs.
J. II. Carpenter 6efl freirtt aud iaee. Aferf.
ofice l3j Monroe Sirs-s-
GEo. W. MUNsoN. Dckes AgeIf. fiits
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18

NJ iIkIlss ls,.'s.s ss. : :: 49, ssss.... @
/ Srer1sirr, f1scSfG ofSEf6f&
<cr~crs netstv rsur,i tizrf.$ = Suffering -
fafrnfs trcar-li a. ,rrse ArtiHiaI EFcse eer. I.
- - write. y 4 aitis = %. Grznd Espsas hE
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18

THx coronsrs jury III the case u the
boy Cohsn, one ~ the participants Ia the
recent six-days skating contest in New
York. found that he came to his death BY
-proionred sxcitemenf OF body and mind
and also by exposure consequent upon
his participation In the six-days roller
skafing match. The coroner had ex-
tended a general invitation to al rink
managers. skatiiig experts and physicians
- testify az the inquest The iury CON
elnsled their verdict with recommenda-
non that "a law be passed by the Legs
latnre. prohibiting owners and managers
OF rinks from allowing any match or ex-
hibition, which viii Keep the contestants
on The door II the rink any time exceed
ing four hours 10 duration III the rink
managers are wise they viii advocate Just
sach law. or else out-wit the law-mak.
ers By making such statute unneces-
sarv
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18

The Market Gardners and all those intending
To Garden H. are invited TO examine my
stock of Choice Garden Seed Of the 'Old iieli-
able" d. N. Ferry Il Co.'S Seed House. My
many years Of experience Is my guarantee for
purchasing the right selections. ard for prompt
and Correct filing of all orders ntrnsied "a me.
again invite all my old and as mani new GUS
toners 10 purchase their seeds at my store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18

Wa hope that lhe New York san -
correct IN saying hat n - nov ases's-
tsin.i that his Gen. Grants disease ls
aot cancer aad there - no reason IA nas
physical Organization Why ns should not
rrcover his nsaltll entirely bat 40 fear
tbe doefors' apD.shenaions that the I'M
pf0geInent Is oniF temporary. are too We'll
tOansissi. But Charles OconoF hsest Tor
gsars after the doctors bad once given HIM
an - de. and after some very enterpris-
tne newspapers bah Published obituary
a.tieea IL the supposed deceased.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-18
RAILROAD TINE TAkIEs


Grand Rsplos n inclxAs
soIk0 N0AxH.
Af1lFt> s-esss
tlncsnnssl tiIsssa ilslsiak IA 49, "a
cincinnati hsck1ni.s ts-,-.- - an ts1 ss
f Mssne ana Mas kinec tx.. - fiu 80 "a
tsr.na 1apids A f4dllec Ae.. t&9 esn 10 an
GOING HOb1n.
A fs,.oix,.-.f a. fs4i s.is
N,.e<sf,se A d ',s,s.tt,s.ais IA - - uln h.i1 sn
Mauklzlse A ~ WAYNE IA .. tu& &sn "A ~ aA
fs.rlern i xl,fsss -..-..-....... 2;ia iasn
aalilsc L tffalll hslkldf Ac. a. pn
AL seaiRs dsily exoegsi cn5sd25.
saf8JIko oAA Ai1kAN0hAa ~ -
NOHFa-i irAiE lezsFtle ~ 90 ,. "A i.az " sd
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New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
ITALIAN AND GERMAN MUSIC.

Luigi MODtl delivered yesterday his hItn Iec-
ure in the University Club Theatre the subject being
Italian and German Music" He began by saying that
the title OF his lecture to certain extent mis-
nomer music like all the arts is one, and there is
properly no music that is Italian German sacred
secular. The ordinary idea is that operatic music Is
Italian in this department Italians have spe
eally exceed and that oratoros, symphonies sonatas
and similar compositions German. Yet all forms Of
music native to Itays and the so-called German
music is simply the expansion and development OF the
Italian religious music. In the course OF his remarks
Eignor Mont took occasion to make somewhat sharp
attack upon msicai criticism. IL is necessary, said
he to he trained musician to Judge OF musical com
positions Music, like all art Is the expression OF feel
Ing and be appreciated without the knowledge OF
the first rule of musical composition Tne Judgment OF
the critic is cold he looks upon the cOmpositOn
mechanism but he is not the best judge Of the artistic
beauty"
The lecturer proceeded to show that the peculiar char
acterscs offhe German and Italian schools mainly
due to the different tenperaments OF the two peoples
and the different conditions of life In the two countries
He concluded with few remarks upon operate music
In opera" said he, more importance should be given
the voice than to the orchestra Music is the express
serted and the human voice is the best vehicle for the
reversed proper order and the vocal
ization a secondary place. Americans do seem
able to form their Judgment about They fol
lead of the critics and OF the impresar They
go Wild over Wagner as they formerly went wild
Ova Yerdi-v