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New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
THE DRAMA---MUSlC.
MORE OLD COMEDY AT DALYs.

Mr. Daly's promised revival OF The Country
Girl" was effected on Saturday nlght a' his 'n'",o
sn rssence NJ n numerous and we'll pleased assembiage
rba of Miss Ada Rehan last season IN the cn
acer of Peqqie Thrift has not been forgotten IL was
ysnaated on this occasion Her present performance
more Arm and definite than 1t at first ana In tue
,,sr and the subsequent wheedDg OF the jealous
cuaraan IL possesses an amper charm OF bewtohlIs
a6ectafion of demure, ingenious innocence
del,c,ous mischief In her performance at lhc'o f
and the artistic repose with which she cohuu'0N o
decention were commendabe In q high -ueHioo' ON"
xvor,bv of tbouehtfnl artist aud charming 'ehpo.a
,ont In tho mark scene her alterations OF simPicy
and fro,ic revealed admirable skill and created
f,l effect Mr. Dalys care in the revision oi "yo"'
coreava niece which, as all theatrical students Know
ia an echo of Moliere-has purified Its spirit anu hsue
q enioyabe as picture Of artificial manner ana 'hno
cent intrigue without offence to morality or TASTE Ano
oneen Anne furniture and dressing. and the antique
mnuet music assisted in commencing it to plbc iaXor
Miss Virginia Dreher made marked success III Atamea
being both stately and spr'ghtly and In appea,auv,
remarkably fine type ef English beauty IN ,ne 3ue W
Anne time MIR Drew appeared as BeirHe, ana Mr.
Skinner as Harco, and both dashing and agree %
able Mr. Fisher repeated ms iorer h horiSus ns
band OF old English comedy VINO ohiy naeS 1 a.
hatred and to be covered with confusion anu @
N,s Anpe Hooper msae Pscs el ss soed With
the added headed Sparkish. This altogether is inc lie
most entirely satisfactory revival OF ou u VIII he re-
Mr. DAILY has accomplished this season ~ VIII Sv ~,
Rs;atea nsae. unl psy c Night On or Page from
Balzac." A prelude last oyennna wnan Wont was
produced for the first time iti sKlt a' maj a
sonabbles and il assemblies several faroes long iai,
Gilbert, Mr. skinner, Miss Fielding, William Gilbert
nd May
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
MUSICAL NOTES.

Reyerting to a subject discus 'cd yesterday
IN this column record the fact that the first perform
IN America of Liszt's Legend Of St Elizabeth was
given by the German Iedekranz under the direction Of
A. Pane ia this city at its old hall in Fourth ST., on
November 13, 1870. year or two later the entirc
work was repeated by the same society.
The May changes in church chors beginning to be
talked about. Mr. Shelley goes from Dr. storrs's
Church to Plymouth in Brooklyn, and takes Miss
Monteith, the soprano, with him. Albert Il. Parsons
zoe. from Holy Trinity to Dr. Halls and Mrs. Marion
Christopher for twenty five years organst OF the Broad
way Tabernacle has resigned and purposes to retire
from active duty.
VT Carleton, English Opera Company will give
series Of representations at the Third Avenue Theatre
this week. beginning with :" The Merry War tonight.
The other operas announced are The Mascot and
Davolo."
The Boston cal Opera Company viii be at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre next week. opening with "Girone
Groa" which is to he followed by "Pinaore and the
"Muskcteers "
There seems to be something Ike q revival OF Gil
bertan operetta at theatres "The Pirates OF Pen
zance" will snpplant patience at the Casino next
week. and will also be given at the Academy of Music
Friday and Saturday for the beneft OF the Police
Pension Fund The policemens chorus will be sung by
forty policemen
The second organ and harp recital by Mr.. George W.
and Miss Maud Morgan, will take place on Thursday
afternoon. The programme is follows Miss Alice
Potter being the vocalist
Andapte and Allegro.
Harp sOlo-Grand study in Imitation Of the Man Man
Pugue 20 minor ;. Bach.
Vocal-keoitative ed Aria.
{" All! non gunge.' La sonnambus," .Bellni.
Organ Solo" French AIR Varied Onsow.
Transcribed BY O. w. Morgan.
Harp solo-Berceuse :.-........ApaOnse Hasselmans
organ S0l0-AndaLte u SCbuDefl.
Duo-Harp and Organ. Handel
William T. Carleton has been engaged by Rudolph
Aronson for the Casino Company.
Miss Clara Bernstein. otherwise Bcrnetta. a young
woman from Cincinnati who sang successfully in opera
IN Europe few will give concert In Stein
way Hall. on March %.
Mr. Richard Arnold's annual concert took place last
night in 1ederkranz Hall He aided by the Philhar
monte Club, Mime. Madeline Schiller and Mrs Anna
Louise Tanner.
Mr. John White formerly organst OF the Church Of st.
Xavier, who has been living for about two years IN
Munich recently gave organ concert in the Nicoai
hrche, Lepsic, and much praise from local critics
He played Bachs toccata In f. szs fantase and fugue
BACH, Rheinbergers seventh sonata. and Thiele's
theme and variations
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
GEORGE w. WYLIE.

George w. Wylie died at his house, No. 21
West One hundred aud Twenty y.fourth-st, on Friday
ape si,ty.two He was born at Nsw-Haven, where he
started in the grocery business Shortly after his mar
riage I'm lsi7 went to Cleveland continuing In the
same line OF trade until 1889 when he came TO this city
frm doing wholesale business under the name OF
Knevals & Co.. in wall-st The house went under In
i673 Being afflicted with heart trouble ne spent many
winters In Cuba. He leaves wfe, two sons and four
daughters. The funeral will take place to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
ALONZO FLACK.

CLAvERACK, March 1 (SpeciaD.-The Rev.
Alonzo Flack president OF the Caverack College, died
this morning after brief illness at Fairvew. his home
Dr. Flack although comparatively young man, was
one OF the oldest and successful educators Of the
State having been principal of the Newiork Confer
ence Seminary at Charlottesville from $50 20 1855. and
OF Claveraok College and Hu son River Institute from
1855 until his death. In 1878 the regents OF the Uniyer
sy conferred upon him the degree OF Doctor OF Pposo
phy for gshed services In education THOUSANDS
OF students will learn with regret OF his death.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
HARMONY IN THE PHILHARHOyfC SOCIETY,"
Joseph w. Drexe, president OF the New

York Philharmonic Socsty. said Saturday: An article
having appeared in several newspapers last Sunday
stating that strained relations existed between Theodore
IN uInas and New YORK Phh ifnOnic Society beg
behalf OF the Board OF Directors that there II
foundation In the statement AS perfect harmony eh
lists bet them
MI Tao said IN reference 20 the matter: beg to
ndOrse above statement aud also to say th the re-
OF Intended resignation as conductor OF the
Nsw-York Philharmonic Society Is untrue. The pro
gramme Of the Thomas Popular Concerts to be given
ne will be OF entirely different character as
the heading implies"
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
THOMAS "POPULARS IN BROOKLYN.
Tho Rrookivn Philharmonic Society has pro

The Brooklyn Philharmonic Society mas pro-
tected scheme orchestral concerts under tho dlrec
ton ofMr Theodore Thomas designed to advance greatly
the artistic aims which the base OF the magnificent
aeries of concerts given at the Academy OF Music
An this city next season. The Brooklyn plan. which, IL
IA to be hoped will receive the same gener-
ous support that has already been given
the New-York scheme, contemplates an extension OF
the list of concerts year from twenty-five to forty
~ which Mr. Thomas and the directors hope to give ten
in the Eastern District The remaining thirty arc be
given in the Academy of Music, as heretofore
The question of appropriate concert rooms Is one
of the most important involved In the project Ap
plication has been made 10 the trustees Tor the
use OF the Central Congregational Church'
which has especial fitness for the purpose
for five OF the concerts IL is built
in the shape OF an amphitheatre meets all requirements
in the matter of acoustics and has 800 seats so ad
rably disposed that they would all pe
available Its surroundings at Jencrsonst
support for the five concerts would almost be assured
from the outset The people Irving IL the Nclnity are
from two TO three milos distant from the Academy
and concerts OF high class nj so conNe-
nient a place as the church would he to them
a great convenience. That the concerts W0nd become
factor in the general promotion OF culture. whlen III.
Behrepds and his congregation are abOTng fer requires
no argument The remaining five concerts. II Is eX'
pected will be given In the Lee Ave ue Opera House
In character and design the concerts in the Eastern
District are interfere with those al the Academy
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02

TRIBUNE oYyrcE March 2-l ma storm OF great
breadth but OF little energy moved slowly down the
Lakes and st. Lawrence Valley yesterday, Its influence
extending to Florida Clouds prevailed In Iefas ana
east Of the Mississippi Tho temperature fell between
Colorado and Gulf OF Mexico average OF over
100 1t In Northwestern Montana, and elsewhere
changed little Tho mo. emest Of the barometer here
was downward. The weather was partly cloudy, with
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-FOr New-England,
apd the Middle Atlantic States. local rains, followed by
slightly colder. clearing weather. winds shifting TO
westerly, falling followed by rising barometer.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair weather.
westerly winds rising barometer. slight fall followed
by rising temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, local SHOWS followed by
fair weather. westerly winds, slightly colder weather,
higher barometer.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
Special Notlres.
William r. Moore. Auctioneer.
MOORt'S ART GALL ERY.

A William r. Moore. Auctioneer.
MOORE'S ART GALLERY.
29O FIFTH.AVE.
AND wATER.CoLogS.
BY THE BEST EUROPEAN -.
AND AMERICAN ARTISTS.
private collections and direct consgnmens FROM artists
anu abroad -.
CHOICE EXAMPLES BY
Theo Rousseau NJ. Blum. w. Etty. c. WINNER r. Iafor,
Monchot Ten Kate Beauuuesne Antoine Br1th. Brsset,
Schls ssnge Harry Chase sandfora R clifford DAVID John
sen j. H Witt j. c. Thom A h. Bellows, j. l. Snith j. IL.
Doph ]. A Parker, II. w Ranger shurten, AMI others
NOW ON EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING,
MOORE'S ART GALLERY,
2l0 FIfrHAVE,
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
WEDNESDAY. Thu RsDAY AND FRIDAY ENENINGs,
MARCH L. ANDG AT O'CLOCK.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
AAERIED

VAN DEVENTER-REEVE-On THURSDAY evening. Feb
26 az the Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Churcn
by the Rev. r. II. Afarng Henry W. Van Deyenter and
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02

slight rain, measuring O30 inch. Tho temperatnre
ranged between $50 and 500, tho average al) pelnS
29o higher the corresponding day last year. and
40 higher than Saturday.
Slightly cooler, clearing weather may % expeeseo W
day In ths city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
AGyES HUNTINGTON IN BOSrOY.

BOsToN, March (SpeciaE). E).-Agne3 Hunting
ton cOnrato) OF NewYOrk, took part in the symphony
Concert Music Hail. last evening She sang the Handel
Aria Lascia Chic Pangl" and German songs, winning
triple recall amid great enthusiasm. The audience was
the largest OF season and OF brilliant character
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
SOME THEATRICAL CHAT.


In the centre Of the first line of Rudolph Aronsons
orchestra appears every Sunday night at the Casino
concerts are two bass-viclinists who 80 strongly
resemble Mayor Grace ami superintendent WaHing tiat
they are thus jocosey sgated by fre1en'rrs o the
Casino.
II came orf In evidence the other day that Heinr1ch
Conri,d stage manager Of tie Casino. nnd the gentle
ran who locks after iatGrests II several German
writers OF opera. receives only 500 week Tor his
labors This may help dispe the Illusion when prcvaiS
that all artists an the American stage are overpad
The fact Is that IA few English actors with more luck
and Eoglish prestige than ability, set the salarespl
few leading people high a few years aga. But tEe
advantage great majority OF the profession was IN
40 way apparent; and the bad eject mana gers was
altogether to- evident
Talking over this subject with nm old attache of
theatre which has big salary list. was told thai
Aucusiin Daly primarily ani A. NJ Palmer next were
rcsoou 81 10 for the high salaries In vogue However
true this may be- almost equally true that these two
managers have about the best stock companies In the
cnntTy and yet raise their curtains al less cost
than sumo other theatres.
TIE yonug tenor singer who 10 have sung in Judge
Ge,iney- opera Of the Culprit Fay and whose death
was alluded To IN theatrical chat few days ago.
wa. the Of the treasurer OF the Rome, Waer'owh
and Ogdensburg Raroad AMI he was frozen TO death.
not drowned as erroneously stated. He was held In
high estimation in Waterfowl well A. here. where he
was well known: ana Judge Geirey says had unques-
tiOnable ability sinScr.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02

When Mind and Body are out of sorts, owing
TO Dsordered Liver, try at DIR. Jayncs sapatvo
Pills, remedy for all Bilious Affections, Costvc
'pa afc
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
MR. OHADWIOK'S LECTURE POSTPONED.
Mr. Chadwick was suffering from sever

cold yesterday but preached in the morning In the
Second Unitarian Church. Brooklyn. with dim
Guilty lie did feel equal TO delivering his lecture on
James Russell Lowell In the evening. and 1t was accord
ingly postponed.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

A morning performance Of " Camille" " is to
be aiyen at wallacks Theatre Thursday. March 12
on which occasion actress, announced the
Baroness Narda de Rotchkof OF Siberia will make her
appearance as the afflicted and consumptive heroine of
that lachrynose drama This lady will be assisted by
Square Company.
Tho dramatic company engaged TO cooperate with Mr..
and Mrs. George knight who TO appear at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre March 49, In Over the Garden WALL"
includes Mr.. Robert E. Graham Mr. Fritz Zadel,
pianist from Hungary who plays gypsy tunes and Miss
Theresa Newcumbc This troupe is now In Boston.
At tho Boston Theatre on March o, Lawrence Barrett
win repeat his fine production Of " julius Cesar"
"a midnight marriage at the Peope's Theatre will
be offered this week. with the subjo sed cast of pars
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
TRAysA7LAyTTo TRAvRLLERs

ound in the Fifth Precinct the detectives Of both
working on he
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02

MT Roland Reed In Mr.. Marsden's drama OF Hum
pug soon to be seen in this city. Mr. Marsden, at is
Hade known esteems this his best work. stating that
tn." legitimate comedy, free from song and dance
eusnes snd therefore worthy OF thoughtful attention
Preparationa are afsot at the U,ien souars Tb..ra
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

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NJ time for the
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tAetAsS6 sherme0sU u hs<
3 Sis Broadway.
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M4erlet.

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BON Gomal @ountD, bet oenAniiberlegs
ten Strei9 begging, e;nem Mdb6en els
mem 8rief o%bic0nen Snbalts gu ibers
ienben, tpurbe i'm bieligen 8unbesgez
ri9t gu 800 @eloftrafe uno 3ablung
Der Soften perurtbeilt.
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1T fir feline @eiebesibertretung babur6
betraft morben, oaB Ii9 bas Morbeifen
in Der Sadie entluo uno ibm cine
Wunoe i'm 8ein beibra6te.
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reselmdBise Ya1agie,3ige auf Der Mran=
ias PaB 8abn 5mii9en San Intonio
unb Der II Meilen entfernten Station
glmenoorf fabren.
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1T no6mals cine @ebulbsprobe aufer.
legt tporoen. Sn Der geffrigen @ibung
Der County @ommiifoner mar &t@ter
Mur3bad abmeienb unb bic Wabl Der
Beamten purbe besbalb peri9oben.
gu6 bic gnti9eibung iber ben 8au
Der Briidet1 iiber bic Mebina unb Den
San Mntonio GluB 1T pertast wor6eu.
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bortisen 8emobner, gelegentli9 ber
3ert0rung ber Seele'i9en @ottongin,
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aus, baB oieielbe ni6t bur9 %auspdrtise
peifonen amge3inoet tpor6en fei, unb
perpfi9teten li6, Maes m6gli6e 5ur
gntbedung Der 8erbre9er a~uf5ubieten.
sic baIten bieB fir boppelt eeboten, ba
bic umgegeno Der 2eone fdnn felt ldn=
gere 3elt our9 sefeBloie @len,ente uns
ii6er gema9t merbe.
= SIN 9iftrittgeri9t befannte i9
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p%ergansenen 5ommer @epdd bon Gro=
b6le & Santlebens Sransferwagen ge=
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5 Sabren 3udtbaus p%erurtbeilt. @ein
SpieBseiele 9enrD @twarbs erbielt
glei9faQs 5 Sabre.
= Sie @ranbiurp purbe seffern
entlaRen, na9oem lie 20 Mnflagen ein=
gerei6t bate.
- Gin Merifaner, Ser i'm perganses
men Mdr5 aus benz 3u9tbauie entlafen
purbe unb Dem tpesen guten Gerbaltens
a6t MOnate ieine- Straight gei6entt
moroen paren. 1T in Beebiae aufs Nsue
berbaftet morben, tpeil er Z pferbe gez
ffDblen bate.
: Bon Garri5o Springs miro be-
ri@tet, baB baielbft 20 arteiifbe Bruns
men ge5obrt merben. Bis ieBt bot man
guten grfolg bamit gebabt. WaHer lit
INNER in elmer Siefe BON 60-200 SUB
gefunben poroen unb bic Brunnen ltes
fern BON 100000 @aaoner MaHer
bic Stunbe.
- Ser Selepbon muroe bon 2eon
Springs Ger Sheriff beua6ri6tist,
baB man bic bafelbft mobnenben Brit
ber Bourgeois betm Nb5ieben BON
8ieb, mel6es GriB Boses in gomal
@ountp geb6rt, iiberrai6t babe. 8eis
De ersrifen inbeB Die Jlu@t uno
man fonnte ibrer ni6t babbaft merben.
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9errn gradenriose gu ipre6eu. gIs
tic ater oaielbif anlausten, wur0e ibflen
Die Mittbeiluna. baB berfelbe
gegentpdrtig in Netp Orleans weile,
uno oamit 1T Die Sa6e pieber einmal
big auf Weiteres bertagt.
Nus Der ftattgebabten Sibuug oe5 gDs
mites laiien ii6 5pei Dinse %erfenner.
grili6, baB Die Waiermerf Gompag'
ME uidt mebr 10 liberal 1T, pie frlber,
als ie bas Wafer gum Nusipiileu Der
&6bren gratis liefern polten; lie l6eint
fi6 auf einen &rie3 nit Der Staot bors
Subereiten. unb ameitens MAIDEN Die
8erbanblungeu bes 5emer.G umites ben
@inorud, aIs beameifelten bic einselnen
Mitglieoer ieibf ben @rfolg 10 balb unb
ha1b.
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Nrphnfea MifteI.

Gin 8latt briust folsenbes bemere
fensmertbe &eeept. Man1er Mbonuent
elmer 3eitung bat ii@ i6on gedrgert,
tpent1 Der Gta9bar, Der gu geiaif 1T, bic
Setting gu balten, absr bod mifen
m69te, mas in oerlelben ftebt, otter
unb iogar regelmdBis gu linn i6idt NIT
i66nem 8ruBe, unb man mDge 10 giiz
tig ietn, inn auf einen Mugenblid bic
3eitung gu leiben. Mrs @utmiitbigs
felt, aus @ef6dftsriidii6ten unb, uni
fi9 ni6t gu perTeinben, mi0fabrt man
feinem griub ZEN immerfort, penu au6
nit gebeimem @rimm iiber bic fottpdb=
renbe unberfrorenbeit. Sir fol9e
GdQe giebt es eia praftiides &eeept.
Man i6neibe irgenb cine beliebige
Nnti5 aus Der 3eitung, ebe mar iie mei=
tergiebt. Surg na9oem fe perlieben
1T, miro ein Bote beg 8orgers fortrens
men, UNI elm gremplar bss Blattes in
Der Expedition gu faufen. Sic 2eiez
rinnem, unter benen bag geliebene
8latt circulirt, merben ~ebenfaas, iebe
fiir f@, elm gremplar f%aufen, fsine
oerielben fann rubig i6.afen, ebe iie
weiB, mas bic ausgeihnittene STEELE
entbdlt. Man mieberbple bas grperi=
ment oen nd9ften Sag nit eIeidem
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eintge Male; banr pirb es aber, be-
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uniere perebrten 2eier bas &ecept nur
probiren; bic Wirfung miro fie erbeis
tern, tpenn fie Bic Neugierbe ber Nads
barn beoba9teit.
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Eeras.

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zines Segelbootes auf benz Hio Granbe
ni6t penig Nufregung bernorgerufen.
Die erfte Brobefabrt bes Bootes berlief
leiber ni6t giinifig.
= Sobn Sreuba6, ein 5eftionsarz
better Der Seras paeific 8abn, bat bel
Dallas Selbitmorb begangen, neil i'm
feline Grau, bic beoeutenb finger 1T,
als er, berlafen battle.
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ger in bas @1laf3immer zines Mdbs
9ens unb periu9te, ibm @emalt ar5u=
tbun. 9as @ef9rei bes Mdb9ens rief
ibrem Batter berbei, porauf Der S6urz
fe entHob. gin:ge Sage fpdter muroe
feline 2eide i'm Walbe bel Nacogbodes
aufsefunben. gr mar eridoHen tpore
ben. 8emerfenspertb biirfte es fein,
baB ELM Bruber bes Garbigen pegen els
nes dbnli6en 8ergebens in 9enoerion
gebdngt wurbe.
= 3mei Seftiomsarbeiter an BET
Babn bel Weimar gerietben in @treit
unb Der Cine periebte bem Nnberrt nit
elmer S9aufel einen @6lag auf ben
2opf, an oefen Golgen Ser Mann
ftnrb. Ser @rmorbete bieB Milett uuo
ber M6rber beibt &oberts.
= Ser Mgent zines englii6en SDnz
bifats bat ben Birgern BON 81 pa1o
ben 8Orf9lag gema6t, S6mel5merfe
baielbit an5ulegen un6 $780, 900 barauf
5u Dermenben, menn ibm bic Burger
nit $4,000 gu Silfe fommen molten.
= Ser in Waco beffebenbe Mrbeiterz
berein belt cine 8eriammlung ab uub
nabm 8ei6liRe on, pelde bic 9anbz
%lungsDeiie Der Rnigbts Of 2abor in
@albefton miBbiQigen.
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uieoer Elm 3ebens3ei1en BON fih gegee
ben unb cine 5iBung abgebalten. IS
gait, ii9 iiber einen 8orf9las 3u eiuis
gen, ben Der praiibent Der WaHernetf.
@ompagnie benz gomite unterbreitete.
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periprodeu, oaB bic @ompagnie ni6t
b6bere 9aten fir WaEer, bas gum Nus:
fpiIen Der Mbleitungsr6bren gebraudt
uirb, bere9nen mer6e, als folde in
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ner5abL ME San Nntonio, iibli6 limb.
SIN Gaile elmer Meinungsberi6ieoenbeit
fole es benz Prdfoenten Ser National
W%aferuerfs NHociation iiberlaRen bleis
ben, bic Gaten feff3uieben.
ueber bieien ni6tsiagunge1 Ubrfdlaa
entipann ii@ cine ldngere Oebatte, an
Der fi9 iebes ein3elne Mitglieb bes Go
mites betbeiligte. SIN 2aufe ber1elbem
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bin aus, baB bic iibertrisbenen War=
auttgen Der 4erSte unb 3eiiungen Dor
benz unJeiunben 3uitanbe San Mntoz
MOS bel 6a3u b~eigetragen bitten, bic
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WaRerDerfen su Sale gu bringen.
gnbli6 ma9te s. @roos DEN 8orz
f6lag, baB benz Setper=@omit cine Nbs
idrift beg atpiiGen Der gtabt unb Waiz
fermerfSG ompagnie ~beftebenben @on=
traftes ii6ergeben merbe; baB ferner Der
Mapor Elm Subeomite ernenne unb baB
enbli6 bieies @omite nit benz prdlibens
ten Der Waherwerfe miinbli9 berbanble
unb auf cine Gefiebung Der WaHerraten
bringe.
Ser 8ef@lnB purbe angenommen
unb Der MaDor ernannte bic 6erren
@roos, 9ebine unb Maperid dig Mits
glieber bes Subcomites Oie brei ae=
rannten 9erren madten ii9 fofort auf
ben Meg na6 Der Nationalbanf, UNI
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Gebt eS nteutaIS auf !

@enn SIR an %seiitiser Gridlafuns, gppetit'
slatss' f s'asst5st'i aen ssslat', u aspi'ps5 o sss
jeoen Sail cine Glaide bes electric Bitter. Sbr
perOet iiberroidt iein burd Die ldnele 8efee
rius, bic es bemirft, neues Seben pirb BEL Sud
cintebren, SIR tuerbet pieber &raite erlangen,
oos @lenb miro auiboren uno Sbr iperoet @lees
trio Bitter preiien. 3u baben fir so Gents Die
6lai6e bel q. Sreib.
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= Na6 ben lebten 8eri9ten BON
Nuhin 1T bic 2anobeb6rbe Der Na6f1t
mibe, bic iie big iebt benz unseieBlidert
Sreiben bet 8ieb5idter gegeniiber iibte.
SEPT lou grnit gelna9t un6 bic 0iebsl9=
ter folen our 8erantDortung ge3ogen
werben. Muf mel6e Dirt unb Weiie, 1T
nod ni9t betannt. Seoenfals auf ges
ri6tlidem We9e, unb bas pirb Dem
berf9ulbeten State biel @elb foften,
ben ungeiebIi6en 8ieb5i9tern aber teiz
neu S@aben 5ufiigen.
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"Feiles Sarsaparilla' fit
ale 8lut. unb Sautftanfbeiten. aurirt bic
%fdIimmifen Sale bon 8Iutoerqiftuns bis sur
gep0bnliden Slime. @ebrau9sonheiIunq auf
Der Etifette. Gabrisirt bon ber alamo Ift'a
Company unb gum @eriauf an @ieberperfaufer
unb an @ribatperfonen bel u. Oreib San
Mntonio.
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oelipbn beiu6t gesenmdrtig bic @tdote
entlanJ Der Seras Central, Der Sam
to Sc unb Der 9eras pacifie Babu uno
mirb namentli6 in n6rbli6em uno
norbofli9en 3beile beg States Idnger
berueilen.