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GENERAL NEWS.

From adviees of the l7th Instant We
condeuse the following:
A fire last night destroyed the busi.
hess portion of ia. toSa of TuI,re. Cal.
Loss. S!5J,J)oi inslE!n.a ligat; iuceu.
diary.
L. S. GsEat Post G. A. r, New Jer.
hey Veteran Zounvss, arrived at Chica-
30 from San Francisco this afternoon.
and wsEs given 0 military escort from
the depot 90 th- hotel.
Christine Nilsson writes: my mar.
riaSe ~iil probably take place ia Sep.
tsm''er. am only waiting Tor l. dis.
p,asat:on from Rome"
The Secretary Of the Interior TODAY
drew warrants on the Treasury Depart.
ment for S7,752,43j. on account of the
quarterly payment of pensions.
General sedgewick passed through
st. Louis en- route to FL Pase. He IT,
mnined in his room and refused to re-
crivu callers. He is trayelius as all or
binary passenger to avoid attracting al.
tentivn.
The British Government intends 10
Introduce ut the next session ot Parii,-
Ineut n measure to give local govern.
inemt Tor ireland on the basis of a rinn
proposed by Churchill. The Harting-
ton party will support the scheme.
The Presidents patty arrived nj
Prospect House. iii the ~Alirondnck.. ut
4 o'clock this afternoon, after u cOutin.
nous un1 unevcntIul ride frun Albany.
The party comprises The President and
Nfs. Cleveland. the Iutter's mother.
Mrs. Folsom, and D.. Samuel Is. Ward.
Of Albany.
a special from Laredo says: The
commander of thu Mexican post a. New
LAREDO yesterday purchased u large
of ammunition from various
firms In Laredo. eud also about all the
Winchester TINT were for sale in the
town. The commander il said 10 have
expressed an opinion that Cut,ine
would never be liberated til he served
Out his sentence.
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psYo.si VIE.

The csisaso Tahua. dis 4 patirti:
story OF tbs eldest 6srgnt-r o! John
ktisuHn Young. one Of tue weal;hics,
msr' Ia Ctai. she wss tue favorite
III GO of Brigham YOuu z. was liL-.ally
educated Snd MAS su excell.u mn-iriLn.
Her faihe. wanted her to n.rry AMOR.
mon eid,r. but SUI e'op-i with o youn.
newspaper man. a Gentle. rhey wen.
10 New York City. where lac worked IL,
a reporter un;ii hi, eyes failed. He
became bliad. aud she sapg in a con-
cert saloon there anil supported her
husband. to WHOM she was devoted.
Then she lost her voice By sickness.
aud the t~p were likely to sturve
They dEiGtsl - Chica -. aud nos the
vile. no longer youuy :. grindS Il uheezy
hand organ day at.r day. rain or shine
and still supports her husband.
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The Lead Market.

Says the New York Engineering srd
Mining journal of the 7yl: This mar
ket has fallen oil TO i:I5 cents. at which
the agent Of the Omaha works has sold
some 300 tons Th-rr WAS u rCmOr 10.
day that the Richmond Company hal
Soid 400 tons at the same pr.ce. but the
Fumor hus been comtIa.iicted in well-im-
formed quarters The Richmond sold
Il small quantity early in the week at
4V!I cents. Foreign lead has been
offered second hand a. 49, cents, and
We Le"r of even lower prices. Nothing
has Geea done in other brands than
these. and it is claimed that no other
brands OF domestic can Le bought below
40 cents.
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iPTeitmlna y.

From the Times Re view wo learn
that n Democratic caucus was held in
TuscnrorH Oh Saturday evening when
the following nnmes were submitted
and d" clarod ~ be tbs caucus uomi.
nces for delegates tn the State Conyen.
tion:
Jnacarora-G. NJ. Sales. G. W. Pei.
tier. j. j.. Thomson. S. q. Nozingo.
&. Mo Master, Frank Culver. Dan Ma.
han.
White Rock-I. II. Poguc. Jesse l..
Winter.
Mountain ciiy-Ma1 Schocn.
Bruuenn Hugh Mnrtiu.
Jack Greek &C. Woodward.
4 series OF resolutions culogisiic of
Samuel J.. TJden were unnDimouyly
adopted.
subsequently Msssrs Frank Culver.
&. McNaster and Dan McaI,han with.
drew their Dames from the list Of dele.
gates, which action wa t,krn 20 Pre-.
vent the election Of more than Tuscarn.
ES's quota Of delegates.
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The East OrcGoniau sIys that Hank
NLnsua" WAS shot o. thc evening Of
the sih lust, at Cent r%yiilc. by u man
named FillTe'l, the bal! entering the
left shoulder AMI cpn;.us ga; Ia,t above
the armpi;. Fsl!wcli says he dill the
shooting because Vaughan AMI his par
~ had IN 'de him dslcc 1T the pistol
Po.ut IA short tiat. t-f ,rr. nnI he sNo!r
he would IL .!.e on: OF them dance be-
lore he vas iu~ wears nlI...
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On tho 2lst o! last month Barney
Martin, Gu Arizona raHchrr, Nth his
vile aud two children started by team
for fhIaiI. having with them some
$4,000, the proceeds Of the sac OF their
ranch. Filling to arrive at their desti.
nstion q party went in search, Iu.
found only the body OF u tramp who
had Ferished of thirst. On Tuesday
last, however, q vaq zero fouud siN
mills OF the main road four human
skulls, one foot, the part OF a wagon
tongue and onc horse nj; burned 10 u
crisp; also II churn used by Mnrtin To-
carry water, which was ridliel with
bullet holes. There is no doubt they
were taken off the rarl md murdered
for their money ami then burned. to.
gcth"r with their outit, to cover up the
traces.
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South RuLy-at J. T. wrisA;'s.
~IEspcc:yrs:
Wight. 4 Haa;sca.
Moore.
Star VALLEY at School.hoa.e.
Inspectors:
W Stellar Isaac II al.
IF B.eunau.
pissEICT so. ..
Wells, u. u. O'Htra's.
Inspectors:
a Fisher. " Conges.
LousrLulg.
Glover VaiIcy-a; Srhoolhyusc.
Inspectors:
Isaac wlsemau. Chas La:np:nau.
Vim Gilmer.
Toauo-at \. W. GObel's.
Inspectors:
Tom Jacques. Aw GuJel.
II. d. Ranch-at ranch.
Inspectors: -
Trroma-ut II. V. MunirL's.
Inspector:
ii ' Mnndeil ID " l.cuch.
Sprueemout-s: Qliuu X Mscllcain's.
Inspectors:
Hobt Hartley. SIm CIouuicr.
John QT!uu.
Polls II op.n at { o'c.o.l p. VI. aul
to clio At II. -y:ep: ~ rus,lrora
where they will o1cn at Il o'c,DcS ".
uul clos. u : O'Clock Z. ".
On notion i; wa or Tered that u
meeting Of the Committee he called
for Wednesday. Arsa.: 2j;h, IL: which
it is desired that all members be pies
cnt.
NJ further bISil"ss Appearing. Il,
meeting Adjourned sIDject t. II. call Of
tue chairman.
=. $. SElE', Chairman.
j. pAYSE, Sc.rrt,rv.
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4 Gay Lotkarlo sh9t.

Last week Martin Luni. q resident
oi Sierra Valley, returned unexpectedly
10 his 5onicile and found n youny
n'ighbos NJ the steruer n.x. named
Debmona, in bed with bis tLuud'sl
wife. lie took n shot Mt ihe int"rioprr,
seriously T~o=inding him in n part Of
the ANATOMY that will make IL decidedly
inconvenieDt for NJ. Dshmond 10 sit
down for several weeks TO comr--E1.
What about the gniIty wife1 1t serms
Iut just that her anatomy should have
coinc ia for n full sht re Of the results.
fora miner seldom prospects uulea
her, Mc surface Indications.
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umns Of the WEEKLY ISDErESDESf
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tn" y"nr 1869. and hhs n general circu'
lniion IN every district. camp and m,'
ley throughout the length and breadih
at Elkn county, and IL 10y far the be''
nlvcriislng medium tDnt has ever been
established In the county. kcmcmbei
That advertisements in our Daily also
secure the benefits Of our large Weeky
circulation, md that our terms AH
comparatively much lower than iho''
81 amy competition.
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Such Conversion 4. called for n, num-.
- nomiuNurE . fun State Ticket. 1, lie ,.,.,
for a. the neat General Election, a, follow.
Menbercf Congress.
d"v"rutr.
vernon,
s~crr'lr! u STATE.
Justice ~ the supreme Gun.
CLERK u the suprcm- Court.
Attorury.G,utrlL.
biA;o Controller,
sta;e Irss-awr.
suTy,yor-Gcu,raL,
Sup nutsnjrui Of PuhIic Instruction.
State rriHIsr.
Thr'c pl-','sI Judges.
Tho appointment OF As,ai, C.nty,I Co..
mite. aud Tor the transaction 4 ,a~L .tL.,
-"''""-' 80 may properly came before l..
Convention.
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DEMooRIrI; PRIMARIES.

NNNF Ss- A1-O. NAACGt NEAt
present Geo. l;nSs-ll-J. x. Bradley
proxy: :. ). Sears. John Payne, A. J.
Dd!lis-I. Ostrriciier proxy: Mar.
Smith. Go. W. Pe!:ier-M. Smith
Pso1y: Dav.i Casper. Jud. Dakig-I.
O'ireicArE proxy: l.. p. Wolyrr,oa-A.
q. Daw!ey poxy.
"a motion the vacancies in the Cen
raj Committee were fll-I b. subs;iiut-
ing Dan Hi! OF Carliu for E. J. Helms
removed irom the State: /. II. PUSue Of
White Rock. for E. H. Bragg-removed
ron the State; Walter Chase Of EIko,
Tor j.. II. shephsrd-ieceased: Stanley
lsissby Of E!ko. for George Tucker-re-
moved from the State.
GA motion y. ). Setrs was elected
temporary CAa:rmau. aud John Payne
Secretary.
On motion s. S. Sears. John Pane
aud Walter Chase of Elko. were ap-
pointed As an Executive Committee.
On motion it was ordered that n Phi.
mary election he he'll by the Democrat
&c party OF Riko coluty on SATURDAY,
August 2lst. for the purpose Of clrc;iug
thirteen 49, delegates to the Drln-
ocratic Stale Convention to he held O:
Eiko, Elko county. New. on Thursday.
September ., 1856, to nominate one
state Sei.ator. one Congressman. aud
other State officers.
The qutiii ations necessary for yot.
eri are the same a. the election laws OF
the State together with 4 panty test. viz:
Are you a Democrat AMI will YOU ,,p.
port the uomin e .! the Drmocr tic
State Convention: that the election
Board Of each Di,;gi,; shall cousi~, nf
three JulIrs who shall b.. sworn. anil
vino shall appoint ;wD competent: clerk,
who shalt also bc sNvIn.
When = d-icgtt, or delegates shall I've
elected 10y the votes OF mprr than ore
prrciuo; u certificate OF election shall. he
made 10y the County Central Commit.
tee. hit when elected by the vote, -
''- '''"'N'' '''''lG"c shall D. made
~ '"' H"''' W '"'t piS'TIrt.
''''''' ~ '''h precinct
must he made TO the Chairman OF said
Committee.
II ATTY Of the persons nr,ncl as mem
o+rS OF the election byIli br not pre-
cut or decline To serve thea those pes.
rnt shrll ill the v.cnncie, as ur,yl.l
Is law.
The attention Of Tn. Board, os well
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Poo:

Pcof. Br.acr our local artist has
placed : sample OF his we.: ri tEe Ex-
press OliN' Gu,l infer ~ ~ tht, lie vii
attend - the the Tent Gallery il his
yard du..a! the absence .! Air. Maher.
Eyyry vus know. Mr.. Burner 20 b. III
artist o! tEe a5-t miSli:uH. which il
Il ]gutrHn:ee - gyol photographs
work.
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2ist, 1886.

J g UAGEENAS.
Chairman Dr1urcr atic stat. romnitis..
HARRY & FIASSFEY. S,er,lu.
Dated Reno. June -, 1855.
7.gSA.
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TERMS OF THE ALTA.

ny Mail. Postage Fro. In the unlted s,,,s an,
tauads.
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Or. MIN
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!

IL ever falling
tuFT tor Npr Ou.p
hili y, >cm IA Weak.
ir. Nhau-iyl VI
tsl!ty S~ptTuINfo lIpa
O~f MANHOOD,
iui Ut' uCy. frus'a.
tuT-i.us. P-ral -is
uf all the %. rli.e
z - uf ssl' abuse.
NDu hlul fUl.!y, rI,tI
vAc ', Ia IuHt-ur
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The Sunday herald., 1886-12-12
DIR. RANKIN EXPELLED.
Action OF the Washington IlOmUo.
pathic Medical SOcIcty in Relation

At meeting OF this society. held on the Ith inst,
the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted by nearly unanimous vote:
whereas, Diseases, though classified under cer-
tain names, for the sake OF convenience are mani
tested by symptoms which are modified by the
constitution, temperament, age, occupation and
mode ot living OF the person affected thereby, and
also by climate, season, etc, and whereas, the
treatment having for its object the cure of any
given disease, eau he chosen and applied effectively
only with q knowledge OF all the symptoms. obiec.
tive and subjective, thus modified: Therefore,
Resolved, first-that to prescribe for the cure OF
disease without a knowledge of its symptoms In the
particular case under treatment, Is uuscentilc and
dangerous TO the health and lie of the person
submitted thereto.
Second-That DR.. F.. B. Rankin. a former mem
Der OF this society," having advertised TO sell, directly
ing that they will cure diseases known only by
name, without knowledge of the symptoms present
IN any particular case, merits our unqualified con-
demnation
Third. That this society, having been chartered nv
Congress for lawful and honorable purposes only,
cry anu false pretences, Dr. Il. B. RANKIN In prac-
ttcing what all medical societies In good standing
declare To he quackery AMI Misrepresentation is
acting III contraventon of the purposes of this or
ganZition, and In view OF these facts, and also that
ne continues To advertise himself as member OF
tnis Society and attending physician OF the National
Homeopathic Hospital auh Homeopathic Dspen.
sary, Notwithstanding the fact that his connection
with these institutions has ceased, therefore the
resignation OF DR.. Rankin, which was accented al
the last regular meeting of the Society under mis-
apprehension of these facts and while many mem
bers were absent Is reconsldered, his name ordered
To he strcket from the list of members and that ht
cine and surgery in the District of Columbia be- anJ
Is hereby, revoked.
The Sunday herald., 1886-12-12
ON Friday nicb, sma,, white how name,

on Friday nighta small white boy named James
Jarretts was set upon and beat In a very serious
manner by gang OF coored hoodums. Young
Jarre,ts was coastng at the corner OF Ninth and Il
streets southeast, when the darkies attempted TO
lake his sled for ride, and In resisting them was
beaten about the head and body. The facts coming
they investigated the aifsir, and nding Iarretts
condition as critical, went to work TO Ind out his
assaiants. Thelt lahors wrre rewarded, as last
night they caught ine leaders, Abe and Daniel
Johnson and Edward Addison, who have been fully
recognized asthe ones who led the assault.
Tho House Committee on Appropriations ycster-
day heard Treasurer Jordan In advocacy OF an
appropriation OF 100000 to defray the expense OF
reconng about s26,000,O0o In subsidiary fractional
currency. Public Printer Benedict also appeared
before subcommittee to explain the necessity for
an Immediate appropriation of $4,000 to continue
work AZ the Government Printing ONCE during the
remainder OF the present month. This matter Will
be acted upon by the full committee Monday morning,
AT o'cockthis morning the condition OF Miller.
who was shot on Wednesday by Walker on street,
was unchanged and the physicians OF the Emer-
gency Hospital said they dil not anticipate any
very comfortable at the Hospital.
Charles sn,s, prh,er employed at the Govern.
ment Printing Onlce, while going to his home at
Benning's yesterday afternoon, fell on the ice and
broke his mp. He was taken to Providence Hospital.
The alarm OF fire last night at 10 O'Clock from
box Si4 was caused by defective iue In house 2ii7
e street northwest. The house is occupied by Dr. $.
Stears and is the property OF MIR. c. B Graham. II
was damaged between $500 aud $1,000, on which
there Is an Insurance.
-Gabc Walker AMI Thomas Shorter engaged IN a
fight last night near the % Street Market that drew
the excited attention of the frcuucnters OF that
place. The hght was bloody one, as Shorter had a
knife and used 1t freely on the body and face OF
walker, besides clubbing him with a large cane
The wounds OF Walker are serious. Shorter was ar.
rested.
MIR. w. G.. Phillips, OF the superintendent
ONCE Treasury Department, LEFT on Thursday fol
Cincinnati, Chicago ana other cities tour of In.
specton OF Government furniture and gas fixtures.
The Sunday herald., 1886-12-12
LAUNCH OF A STEAMER.
Nava, Board OF inspectors presen,

PHILADELPHIA, December 1.-THE new IRON steam.
hip Herman Winters, built at Cramps ship yard
for the Metropolitan Line, plying between New York
and Boston, was successfully launched to-day In
the presence OF alarge number OF spectators. The
boat s 2Sd feet long, AZ feet beam, 81 feet depth OF
hold, has carrying capacity OF $500 tons aud Will
cost when completed s30OOOO feature of the launch
was the presence OF tne United States Naval Board
otInspec,ion, consisting OF Naval Constructor Murch,
Chief Engineer Heaton, Capt. ErDen, and Lieut..
Cowles, OF the United States Navy. 1t Ia the duty OF
this board under the policy inauguraed by Secretary
ship yards, with view to ascertain their adapta-
blity for conversion In case OF an emergency
arising into cruisers, Transports or torpedo boats.
All merchant marine OF the nrst class building
or 10 be built hereafter IL to be thus
examined by the Nvya InsDec lion Board and full
and accurate report made to the Navy Department
OF the size, capacity, speed, and style OF consruc-
tlon OF each vessel for future reference The board
recently inspected the II. Il. Dmck, the sister ship
OF the Winters built by the Cramps on the same
model aud after the same specifications
The Sunday herald., 1886-12-12

The usual jostllng and insulting crowd Of
negroes that patr0nize Seventh street saturday
nights from dust until midnight was out last night
in greater force than ever The rendezyOusis from
l. street out to and beyond the q street market, and
II IL estimated that more rows occur on this beat
than In any other locality OF The city. tight took
place last night between two Of the leaders Of
opposite factions that may IN all probability cause
the death OF one OF the parties. Charles Kelly was
gaunterlng up the street, when he met James BOs-
ton coming down, and as neither would move aside
10 give the other chance 10 pass, collision took
place, blows were exchanged, and the two became
enangled In rough aud tumble fight. Kelly was
besllng Boston, when the latter drew o murderous
knife and lammed It into The stomach OF Kelly,
making a fearful wound, from which his entrails
protru1ed. Boston made his escape, but was cap
iured later. Dr. Taylor attended Kelly, and sald
his condition was very critical.
The Sunday herald., 1886-12-12
Re.Oponibg of spsncerisD business
College.

The day and evening sessions Of Spcnceran
business College VIII he resumed on Monday,
December l3. Carpenters, plumbers, paper hangers
aud decorators nave been working swiftly day aud
night, and ihe spacious, well-igfted ana cnmforta-
ble halls In the National Bank OF the Republic
building are ready for the grand educational wofk
OF this Institution. 1his announcement VIII rejoice
many hearts that were illed with sorrow o week
ago for this college II TO large part Of ihs com.
Inunity Ike near aud valued friend whose inter
esls are Identical with their Own.
The Sunday herald., 1886-12-12
Fortunate Accident To a Oak o,a Man

TJHIntbIOWn IUdkl AItTIi OClODtT IF'I
Word reached here yesterday that ticket No.
2G4lg had drawn the first capital prize, $40 900 In the
October drawing of The Louisiana state Lottery, and
that One-nfth iicget costing II sent TO NJ a. Dau.
phin, New orleans, Lao was held m Jamestown.
The lucky man was j. N. Lowe, an employee Of the
Northern Dakota Elevator Company, VINO ihkeH is
good fortune calmly, aud he viii Keep at WORK the
same as usual In this case the money comes to a
poor man with large family, ,and certainly lsa behs-
lug undlsguised TO them.
The Sunday herald., 1886-12-12
Klnklng.

Christmas and the carnival are booming, names
being registered very rapidly by the eager compel
iors for the prizes In the different classes Tht
new automatic tension, anti-friction, ball-bearlnG
skates are attracting general attention. The artiOI
of the skate heng governed by springs instead o.
rubber cushions, insures strength ana durabllty
and while very rapid and smooth-runnlng, they are
also especially adapted fancy skating, being yer,
firm and reliable In all movements where rapid ant
short turns are necessary, especially "one'foo
eights" and "centre" movements.
The Sunday herald., 1886-12-12
poi.onea by Unicaon salad. /.

On Thursday last more than dozen Of the clerk'
employed IN tue General Land aud Patent once at,
AT their noon day lunch diet OF chicken salad got
ten up In tempting nanuer by Que 0f the caterefi
of the building About au hOur afterwards The room
where tue clerks were employed were turned into
hospitals, as the suffers RdVe every SYMPHONIC Of pols
had been badly cooked IN brass Kettle, herce the
poisoning.
The Sunday herald., 1886-12-12
kaIe of NIINer Ware.

By order OF the Taunton silver Plate Company,
Aucuoneer Williams Will on Tuesday morning next,
al hlh saloBtOOmH, commence hls eleventh annual
bT0nzes, Htaiueltes, lamps hne cutlery, aud many
other handsome goods suitable for Christmas pres
enls. sac daily aL 1889 A. NJ ESQ and 7; 30 r. NJ
The Sunday herald., 1886-12-12
p.,,i,s Agent I'm Mexico.

CITY or MEXICO. Dec. II, via Galveston.
real Marcus Il. Mayer, agent OF Nine. Patti arrived
here to-day. The government is trying TO catch the
man who impersonated Mayer. lie IL believed 10
he still In the interior, though some think by this
lime he has boarded the Central Railroad at some
dlaIanl
The Sunday herald., 1886-12-12
New Connection for Annapolis via Bal
iImnr q and POtOmac Rail- road.

The Passenger Department Of the Baltimore aud
Potomac Railroad Company announces that COM
mencing on Thursday, December ., the Baltimore
and Philadelphia Accommodation leaving Wash.
ingtOn at =. NJ, will connect At Odenton ON week
days with train for Annapolis, arriving there NJ
s p. NJ. This affords new evening train for the
Maru l,uniial
The Sunday herald., 1886-12-12
New Ideos or womsn,s Dress

Ne" hucNS va "Oh"" +" "sOH"'
All persons Interested In the physical culture OF
woman, and IN the most approved methods OF
dress, should not fall to attend the lecture 70 be
given tomorrow evening by Mrs. Jenness Mier al
turned from Boston, where she was CREATED by O
crowded house.
The Sunday herald., 1886-12-12
Tho ,,eoructowu Amateur orchestra.


Although this organization has been brought hut
little to the public notice this season, 1t has never
theless been steadily at work. It Is not willing TO
appear before the public without that thorough
preparation which will enable TO do full Justice 70
itself, itS contributing members, and all who Will
have the pleasure OF hearing 1t, and is now under
the direction of It's present able leader, Professor
Josef Kaspar. carefully preparing the programme
to be rendered at Its rst public rehearsal December
2s. as well as becoming familiar with nose to be
rendered at the three succeeding rehearsala, to be
given at intervals OF from four TO i've weeks.
Judging by present Indications, this orchestra
seems TO be quietly but surely working to attain the
highest standard of excellence, and its con-
tributing members can later themselves that they
will he treated to four rehearsas this season OF Il
more pleasing character and artistic rendition than
on any previous occasion. 1t only remains for It's
friends to render that pecunlary ad which can only
ne obtained from Its passive members, no concerts
ever being given for which tickets are sold either ut
the door or elsewhere, and we gladly and earnestly
bespeak the hearty cooperation ana support OF the
musc.lOving people of this District for an organl-
Zion which should he its pride, for 1t Is the largest
orchestra, composed rs II 10 OF amateurs, In the
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