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w. II. Howell q Bros, druggists,
would specially recommend 10 the Ia.
dies Ackor's Dyspepsia Tablets. A n
laxative they have no equal. They are
guaranteed 10 cure chronic constlps-
ton, dyspepsia, and oil diseases aris-
Ing from y dcrsnged stomach. With a
free uss Of the Tablets, sick headache
In ilnpo.siblp.
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The "Exposition Uuiverselle do Part
Culinaire" awarded he highest hon.
orr to AuSoslurs Bttars Va the most
efliosoiUus stimulsnt To excite the ap-
petite and to keep the digestive orgsns
In good order. AJAX Tor the genuine
article, man ufactured only by DR.. j,
q. y. soigert Il Sons, and beware Of
itDitatfuus.
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We hear o srea, deal In those speeu,
lstivo dpys ot lucky Investments. INT
most lussy invesiment which MAJ
0ould mako woald be . bottle OF -
Jaoobs OIL. He would never DO troub
I'd with aches or paiDr, and could ue'
Vote his tinns 10 aaking money.
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,gu,icnl In.,rucs,on

Professor n. Sch maoner, formerly
Of 81. Louis spo New Orleans, viii
give thorough inetrucious on the
nlano And violin, and Ia vocal culture.
viii serve also ~ conductor " con-
certs, operas, ors,orios, oIIc. Applies.
tons may be- made ~ q. IL. Edwards
untfaio stOrN.
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just received by the Weir Plow com,
paDy, and on oxhib tion in their lsrg,
aud well-esrsngtd repository, another
osr OF Il. NJ. Miller 4 Go q bugeies
carriages phHetons, etc. They ara es-
pecislly tiue and ARC selling fast. Don'l
forget The place.
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Buckicn's ,rnica sAiyo.

The best sa,ve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, Rorcs, ulcere, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chappsd hands, chilblsins,
cnros aud all skin eruptlonH, and pos
itlvely cures pilos, or no pay required,
l. 10 guaranteed 70 give perfect satis-
faction or money refunded. Price, %
cents per box. For sale by w. IL.
Howell 4 Bro,
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your Attcntlon.

/ have sdied large silk depart
mept. In black and c0Iofet- ellks, IN
Rha1amcs, Tricotints, Rhsd inter
Lvons ana other qualities. All ssk
come zee the silks aud pfics them.
n. BAuMAN.
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Tycoon Chop Tea blended with .
view To delicscy Of hsvor and arvmas
only 30 cents Yer pound q - Main
slrset, A. g. Bouehe.
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Just try a bottle of DR.. scnts's Cocoa-
ffoh.Eiid Phosphorus. For sale ~ all
drugRiBta. w.
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Orr's buggies niiy continue their
!snx at The bead OF NE trsde' No. ~
Main street,
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Buuche, the sroccr, has A. dne ten,
coffee, sugar, canned goods, M can DO
bought anywhere.
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THE WORSE .NRE RkAp,

Hsvs been IN the drug ami medicins bus.
tns1 y years Have neen cling your IN.
tlcurS Rsmedies siucs trey came west,
They lead othsrs In their lac We GOULD
ne write n could you prlnt all We have
nesra said In fAvor OF he outisuia Renee
sured iitlt GIRL In cur hnuse or the worst
sore head We eve eAv, and thu Rs DIV nj
anu CuticufA are now enripsa yoanS gen
tiemna OF sore lex, whiis the phi sio iaus
are trying 10 have IL smpa atsn. Is win
ssve MS leg, sud perhaps nis life. Tee
mach ransst be said IN favor Of Cu,icura
Romedies y, b. SMITH a NRO-
Covinpton, XIV.
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Just Try : bot.,s Of ", ssosss q V % q,
| Iron and PhoephoeuA Fee ~ ~ ~
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Pariot, Oioak and suit Room.
The isrgest selection OF ladles'
misscs' and children's wraps and suits
IN the city.
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SGAl,L-HHAD
dils crsst. Daosrar, sczcna and
All scs's emsYs tursa
by ea,ieura.

I AsrNcvENBER my little h,y, assi
~ ,Arss ye r.. tel az sinst he ctove va u
ne was running 4 cut ais hsld, AID ri 1t
~ thst he b oke OF sii over hls head
t<ss aud lst ear. raj e. d doctor, d i.
- attend him, bat he ct worse, and
sne uoesnr ecu d MT c2re him His whole
ntad. isce ana ieIt ear we're Ia Q fearfal
stsN and ne suRerst terribly. l caught
The lac SO frsa aim and i spread o. over
my tace and meek aud even ~ Int my
ey.s n body Thought We wau d ever tot
better stsure 80 were dislgured I r
iue. hard Of the Cutisura Remedies.
and procmes spste o. u,iaurs Reso-
vent, sbax q Cuticurs, and q cake OF %.
noer. soap, sni used them eonstan ny day
ana nisht, - eru sin. two bottles . Rs
solvent, four boxes ot cu,lcurA and four
sakes Of soap, We are perfectly cured vita
out aslar. lily boy 5 skia Va now iike sat Z.
ST. strand Ct aiI.LIs HPrlNg
rssy CITY, \. j
sworn 70 before nv thls 9Th day q
March, 1855. GiLssRr P RoBIN SON, j ?.
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"Faar brlugsdlsgrsee, nrsvsry brings
heEor, cnwardice sevss 90 msn from
HIS fsle," rsyS the Galiph Omar, but
Dr.. Bul's Cough Syrup h y saved NIL
Hens from ap awful fats.
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CUrIoURA RrYSDIas are positive
cure for every lorm Of ak n aud 3Ioo
Diseases from pimplee " scrafua. Sold
everywhere Price; CUrieUR., ~ sss,s;
soar, 70 eentei REso vSNi, slice, Pie.
O., Boston. Send ior"How ID Cure sssn
Diseases"
ANim BLHNrSHEs, rlmplas, Black
N"s hess aud Baby Hlnors, use
CBTIsuRA SOAR
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nave ussd Tess sline In Gaze of ar
ussIar rheumatism, ia which il gave
prompt relief at,sr the third dove.
W. b KING. NJ. D..
Pe,Ahatehts. Mar.
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whits fsh sx cent? OK pound:
II. y. WnLEEe& 90.
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superiority Aa In the dramatic
, smmas sv.da Etelka Aa.ln. Patti
Mary Anderson scott Louise Ksuor.
Fanny J"nausheh. Alice sarah Jswe,,
Fanny Davenport. Jessie Asd Oshsrs
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n y s SS so%men heard %
sha@ a ass Il saf s,Ss sS Letter.
DIRECTIONS:
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Hias s day raisyed
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Haste thee out of thy sin into the pardon o
God. The Kings business REQUIRES haste.

Haste thee out of thy sin into the pardon o
God. The Kings business REQUIRES haste.
PREPARE FOB THE WORST.
Have regard TO the suggestion OF the text
because your life may unexpectedly termi
nate. We are trading on q borrowed capita.
of years that may in a moment be called in
There is no map of the great future into
which we are travelling. No explorer has
been ahead and come back TO tell Us how il
is Each one feels his waa along the path,
not knowing what moment q ~devouIing lion
may come from the jungle. There are 81
many ways of getting out of life-by fall, by
slip, by assassination. by malaria, by over
exertion, by insidious disease. by misplaced
switch, by rotten bridge, by fractions horse,
by falling wall No man goes when he ex-
pected, nor as he expected. Suddenly the
pulses stop drumming the life-marcn. Sud
denly the curtain falls and the lights are put
out. We change worlds quicker than can
drop q handkerchief from one hand into an
other. At one tick of the watch we are in
time; the next we are ia eternity. What
If we die before We are ready What
If, with sll our sins unforgiven. we rush into
the presence of the omnipitent God, before
whom sin Is utterly loathes0me! Can you
imagine the chill of that moment or the
horror of that undoiDg2 What Twenty,
thirty, forty years to repent in and yet not
have attended to it, Beyond the dead line
there IL no recti6cation of blunders. In the
grave there is no place to pray. The rider
on the pale horse spurs on his steed. and in
a moment be may be pounding at the gate
for admittance What thy hand indeth to
do. do ii with all thy might Do it now.
The Kings business requires haste.
There Is q sea flower called the '~'opelet"
which spreads abroad its peiais b -autifully,
but is very poisonous, and the little fish ths
touches II struggles but q mo Q AID then
dies, and other petals of the same flower,
floating On the water, wrap around the fish
and pull it down into the deadly bosom OF
the flower. That Is what is the matter with
some of of you. Sin is an attractive flower
and 1t glows and waves beautifully before
the soul; but no sooner do you touch it than
you are poisoned and must be swallo we'd mp
unless We may sweep you away and sweep
you up in this net of The Gospel. Don't you
see that me tides of %worldliness are setting
q gainst you? Don't you see there are inhu
euces at work TO destroy you forever? Haste
We 10 Jesus. the only refuge. The next mo
meDt may be worth to thee an az eternity.
The Kings business r. quIfes haste.
Hear this music that drops straight from
Heaven: Come unto me all ye tnat labor
arnd are heavy laden, aud 1 will give you
rest"
art tnou weary? Art thou languid? Art thou
sore distressed?
Come 10 me, saith one-and coming, be at psst
Ii l ask him to receive me. will ne say me LAY
Not TIL esrtn and not till Heaven pass away.
Finding. iohowlng, Keeping, struggling, Is he
sure 10 Dless9
Sain T., apostles, prophets. martyrs answer
Yesl'
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LITTLE FOLKS.

Interested guest to precocious child
And what are you going to be when you
get big2' Boy of six-'I am going to be d
father"
Mamma" said little Mabel on a rainy
day. you said it was wicked to waste water,
didn't your" 'Yes, my dear" Then why
don't bod be more careful?"
marion" asked a big brother of his little
sister. marion do you know the earth
turns roun0?' "Of tos / does" answered
Marion; that's the reason 1 tumbles u OF
bed"
Herbert's mamma took him to Sunday
school the other day. and the lesson being
on the depravIty OF the human heart, the
teacher drew a large heart on the blackboard
by way of Illustration. Mamma" said
Herbert, with a nudge, will she draw q
spade next2' That bow evidently knew
what was trnmps.
A fond father prerented bis four year. old
boy with a trumpet, with which he was
greatly infatuated. All day the boy footed
away ~delightedly, and at bedtime, when his
grandmother told him to put the trump pet
down and say his prayers the little fellow
said: "Oh, no; Pn tell you what let's do,
grandma you pray and I'll keep On blow.
ing"
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the lsdy's distress. She said that whel
she was about to be affected with throa
paralysis q glass of wine generally brougb
her around ali right again. But where wa
be to take a lady 10 get wine? Asaloon wa
close at hand, but it would never DO to tax,
Miss st. Cyr into a ealoon.
The young man suggested that be would
go into the saloon, get the wine, hand it ic
her. aud let her drink it on the street. Thar
would never do she replied IN a faint voice
Il will go into the shadow in the alley ano
wait for the wine. Please come back as soon
as possible; | shall surely faint
"a bottle of wine was brought out on q
waiter and tossed off by the lady and gentle
man, and then Miss st. Cyr insisted on pay
ing for II. This the young man refused TO
let her do. The time was near midnight
She continued to act u~Dressonaoly, ano
said she would not 90 until SO drank a bot
tie of Piper Heidsieck at hSr expense. He
had nothing left to do but comply with her
request.
After this they took a long walk and be-
confidential. By and by they started
back to the saloon where they had bought
the wine, and, TO the bar-kee per's surprise,
the lady came into the saloon and drank
With her companion another bottle.
Miss st. Cyr got home at 3 O'Clock Ia the
morning, and spologized TO the lady who
kept the boarding house for being out so
late; but she had finished her work.
I'm the long walk she had taken with her
between the second and third
of wine, she had found out ali she
wanted TO know.
~ understood" said the old chief, that
got $500 reward, in addition to her 81
per diem and expenses, for that job, and |
believe there is a man or q less clever
woman, who could have worked up the csse
at all. She is in New Mexico now, and | I'm
she is successfully following her
occupation"
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NV hit.

In days OF old the warrior knight
To tourney rode afield
In brszeD greaves and corselet Digit,
With sword and helm and shield;
His trusty lance in rest he bore.
And favor of his lady wore.
High courage on the battle plain.
In tilt and loyal quest.
Haired OF fear and scorn OF pain
His valiant soul pos essed.
Dying be only wished to feel
A foeman worthy Of his steel.
Be thine such royal need to gain
AS knightbood never knew,
Such lofty purpose 10 attain,
such noble quest pursue.
While armed hosts in dread array
And Hmbushed foes beset thy way
Be strong OF heart. OF purpose sJrong,
acquired n armOIed knight,
Be bra We 10 fight against the wrong,
And 10y al 10 the right,
And nobler trtumphs thine shall be
Than ever knights of chiyalry.
Let Vice throughout her broad domain Z
Before tiny proves fee,
AMI Virtue with her modest train
A champion find in thee.
And heart and arm and brain be strong
To help the weak and CHIT the wrong.
Mrs. l.. NJ. GriswCld, ii 5. :. lime
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GOTHAM GOSSIP.

New Years Day In the Great MetrOpo'
lis.
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Injurious Late suppers.

mduumd, Uo idJS suppcIs pdQl
"Yes. my child, very bad"
"What makes 'em bad?'
why, it Injuries the health to eat just be-
fore going to bed"
"Ohl L thought may be it injured the
health to go to oed right after supper"
Johnny wasn't hustled off to bed as early
as usuai That night just the same.
Her New Nsmma
Hattie, the daughter of a Boston clergy.
man, was permitted to attend the ceremony
of her fathers second marriage, and under
the care OF her auntie Travelled q part of the
way with the newly-wedded couple, who
had determined that no one should suspect
the recent ermon by any act of conscious
ness on their part. In the meantime the ter.
.rible child bad left her seat. nnobserved.
and as the train came 10 q ~standstill, amid
tue usual silence at such q time, the shrilI
small voice was heard from the end of the
car: "Pve got q beautiful new mamma
I've got her TO day Want to see her? She's
over there pointing with fearful exsctness
TO the blusning bride) That's my beautiful
new mamma the old ones dead, and gone
TO Heavens pose this one'll be dead pretty
soon, and then Ill have two Of EN- ~
therel'
At this point the small informant wa
suddenly arrested, and taken to the seat BY
the mortified auntie in charge, while the
last words audible TO the passengers were,
Why, auntie, you needn't feel so bad |
guess they're glad enough TO hear o ny
beautiful new mammal
1t was In = pleasant town in the Geneses
Valley that a party OF boys made night, oil
the early part OF IL. hideous to the residents
of q quiet street. Particularly afflicted by
toe uproar of the uTchins was a good woman
who was at her wits end TO discover any
feasible method of relief. From sad expe
rience she knew that entTeaties were in
vain. and SEQ dings were worse than useless
as applied 10 the juvenile roisterers. Finally
in sheer desperation, she hit upon q happy
expedient Calling the boys to her door, sh,
said:
Now. boys. If you will go quietly away
and not make any more noise I'll give yoJ
all the apples you can eat
They greediiy assepted to the terms of tn,
coW promise, and filled themselves with tn,
pr ffered fruit. That night the ipgeniou
lady slept the sleep of the just; but to he
horror aud Amusement, on the folloHin
evening the small boys again mustered IL
force in front OF her house, with lungs re
doubled in energy by the slight rest the,
bad taken.
"Boys,' she cried. In the shrill falsetio O
despair, latter your promise of last nigh,
what do you mean by again disturbing m'
in this way?'
More apples" was all they said-Har
! per's Bazar.
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How the Laws Are systematically
Defied.
New York Letter Boston Herald.

The Conflict Between Labor and Capital
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A PART OF HIS SYSTEM"

Well, that is all right, but how about the
system of the men that were discharged
Suppose they operate On system? We have
had railroad wars before which made the
country lurid from end TO end. We have
had railway strikes which cost millions oi
money, many lives and great i~nconveniences
and annoy an. Q to the travelling pubic For
tuosteiy- for tue community aud fortunst7iy
for the railroad companies, there was very
little system 10 strikes, and no programme
for the war; had there been, there Is no tell.
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FLOTsAAI

l.. E. Curtis, the iowolor.
l.. L. Curtis, the jewelor.
The whole earth tor 5Oc., at Erb's.
Pictures and frames At Paul Erb's.
Father Huhbards at Castles Bros.
Paiamas of ell kinds, Castles Bros.
Fine Stetson hats, 81 less than any.
body else; at Leon Kahu's.
Concert by Froshinu as Meisterhan's
PAVILION, Monday evening, judy -.
The finest assortment of spectacles
and eye glasses in tho city, corner
Main and Poydros streets.
Elegant new stock of icwolry lust
received. Corner Main and poyuras
streets. Il. L. Curtis, ieweler.
To havo your watches, clocks and
iewelry repaired, 30 10 l.. l.. Curtis,
corner of Main and Poydras streets.
From eight acres OF wheat, grown
noar Oak Lawn, Mr.. Noal threshed
800 bushels OF wheat on Wednesday
last.
The sparring match between Bick.
ham, OF this city, and Marshall, OF
Fort WORTH comes of tomorrow
night.
Don't fail to attend the concert
given by the singing society, Froshinn,
Monday, July 20, 1885, at Meisterhan's
Pavilion.
Twenty million mosquitoes have ar.
rived In Dallas. For preventive call
| at the auction and commission house
for bars. Fine Very Fine, 6lS and 6l5
| Elm street.
Mrs. Chestnut has decided to sell
her entire stock OF ladies' underware,
and childron's dresses at prices which
are lower than they can be bought for
ut wholesale. Her stock In complete,
but she desires to sell them all out al
prices 20 make thom sell no that she
can have more room for her millinery
department,
The weekly arrivals OF TIM latest do.
signs Of millinery at Mrs. Chest.
nuts, 6l2 Elm street, Ia being appre.
ciated by the ladies' OF Dallas, and her
last receipts Of hats, bonnets, ribbons
and trimmings exceed ANYTHING I'M
richness and elegant appearance thai
has been received hitherto.
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family OF tho last century. The decoe
ratlons and furniture arc truly a II.
marquise, just as everything in med 20
Wval days was grand Reigneur. Ev-
arywhere is tho yeritable cRchet OF Ro-
coco or POmnadour, that style OF deco,
ration which is without fixed forms
without logical carpentry, without
proportions, without unity, and yet
fascinating and charming. Like
all the Pompadour apartments,
rooms that arc usually shut OF
from view and are private arc
open to the visitor, man or woman.
The bedroom Is sort of temple, with
costly African marble columns on
either side of tho bed alcove; from q
huge inverted green and gold shell
above fall the green and gold curtains.
Draw aside these curtains and such
delicious nestl Around the bed Is
wall covered with the most varied
raised ornaments, In soft colors, on a
gray-greeR ground. Nymphs, birds,
butterflies, garlands, trellis-work,
gratigns, curved lines ending in leafy
branches, largo uhells, with green and
gold water Eowing irCs 'hgu. lirpA
very POmpadour Gyu-r. %. H.fA,
Hope.Rnd Charity dancing gayiy ,yCr
the head OF tho bed. The dining.room,
boudoir, and most delicious little
place, very unllterary looking, called
the library, each has its oratory-
looking aloove, all decorated in the
same style, ceiling walls and furniture.
Every straight line and angle Is lost
under 4 maze OF the same graceful lit.
tie wroaths and birds, cupids and
shells. The gay, irresponsible day OF
the canoness was brutally swept of
into nothlngness by the French revo-
luton. This apartment, In q high-up
corner OF the vast Barberini palace, Is
pretty little memory OF that froiic.
some, reckless period when seed was
gayly sown for an unexpected harvest
OF fearful retribution. For many years
the rooms OF the canoness have gone
70 rack and ruin. The grand salon Ia
seventeenth century, Louis XIV, the
walls covered with oil pictures la
Fontainebleau, giving all the ieats,
sanity and martial, OF tho Barberini
family. At one time this ine room
was q sort OF nursery for the boys of n
family who lived there; the little
wretches used to amuse themselves by
shooting arrows and popguns at the
pictured pope aud his nophews
Lately an American OF ample means
has rented the place, and tho couueite,s
rooms are restored TO something lik,
their original luxury.
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Personal,

Colonel Tom Brown, OF sherman, Is
in the city.
Mr.. l.. W. Means, OF Decatur, camo
down yesterday.
Mr., II. NJ. SpauldinR, bsnkor, of
Denton, was in tho city yesterday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Dram will leave ut $40
this morning for Lyons, New York.
Captain Jefferson Peak Is quite i'll at
his residence near tho Fair Grounds
and Is not expected to live.
Mr.. II. G. Withers, Of Austin, with
the land department OF tho Texas &
Pacific Railway, Is in the city.
Miss lillian Hart, daughter Of Hon.
S. W, Hart, of Archer, q beautiful
and most highly accomplished young
lady, who has been visiting the family
OF Colonel George f. Afford, LETT Tor
Archer yesterday.
A special Pullman sleeper left on tho
1880 train last night for st, Louis.
Among the passengers were MIR. j. T..
Schneider and family, for the mount
aims Of Virginia; Mr.. J. Nj. Wondelkin,
wife and child, for Minnesota; Mrs, =,
Baum and daughter, Hattie, for Char.
lotte, Michigan; MIR. w. L. Faukhaus
or, for Sc. Louis; Mrs. NJ. A. Williams
and daughter, for Chicago.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-17

Tho entertainment given by the La
dies Orchestra and Molne Bros. Band
at Mayors Garden last evening was a
grand aucoess. The spacious and
airy garden was we'll filled with the
beat people OF the city, all being com
pletoly carried away with the Ladies'
Orchestra, OF which we would make
more extended mention were IL not
that on account Of sickness the full or
chestra could not appear. The pro
gramme for this will be the same as
last evening. On Saturday IL Is hoped
that the full orchestra viii be able e
appear. You should not fail 70 visit
Mayors Garden, uuquestiona lly the
coolest place in the city, besides you
will be treated 10 some rare music
vocal and instrumental.