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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12
rns Peuiteuffary.

The new Board Of Directors OF the
penitentiary met at that institution yes
terday evening and elected as their pre-
sident General John r. Cooke. Messrs.
wrsy 7. knight and S. Blair Morris
of the retiring Board, were present,
and were very courteous indeed In their
attentions.
Mr.. Moses, the new Superintendent
Of the Penitentiary, was absent from
the city, having gone to PittsylSania
county to arrange for the removal o'
his family to this city, and therefore
very little business was transacted.
Mr.. Frank W. Chamberlayne wa;
requested to secure certain information
from the books Of the institution, and
to report to his brothsr-directors at ar
adjourned meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12
TWO MEN SH0r.
Resah or q cnsrri Bsswees TIVE Ississs
shsemskeys-

Resah or q casrri Beswees Tive ssaisss
shsemskess-
About ia o'clock Sunday night .
man bleeding profusely from wound
in his left breast walked into the Third
station-house. He could speak very
little English, and was in such .
condition of fright and excitement
that he could neither tell where
or by whom be was shot. All
that could be got from him was
that he believed he was going TO die,
and that he wanted doctor and some
one who could speak Italian to DO sent
for. The officers promptly complied
with his requests. An Italian living In
the neighborhood was brought in, and
to him the wounded man said that he
had been shot in shoe-shop on the
north side of Broad street between
Adams and jefferson. The officers i'm
meaiately went there and arrested an
old man and . young man. The former
was bleeding from . wound on the leis
hand the latter had bloody hands,
and was slightly cut between two Of
his fingers. Meanwhile DR.. Bass had
been summoned, and had made an ex-
animation of the first-named wounded
man, and had given him great comfort
by assuring him that he was not going
to die.
When all the parties were secured
and competent interpreter had been
gotten, it was CLEANED from the three
men that GeDarro Dente, aged twenty
three, and Alfonso Reno, aged thirty
three, were partners in the shoe
making business at l23 west Broad /;
that Matteo Msncini, aged seventy
eight, lived with them and kept little
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES almost under the
same roof; that the partners, who had
been together only two months, had q
dispute about business matter that
they used foul language towards each
other and had q scuiiie; that Rienzo
had either gotten or had threatened TO
| get his pistol, and that Mancini, in the
hope Of preventing difficulty, had
seized Rienzo By the lapel Of his coat
to pull him out Of the room, when
Dente fired one load OF double
barrelled shotgun at Rienzo, which
fire took effect on Mancini's hand and
in Rienzo's breast, wounding both mer
| pretty sharply. The gun was loaded
with No. bird-shot. and was fired Al
Riepzo through q small window in the
partition between the front and back
rooms of the shoe-shop. Dente charged
that Rienzo was coming at him with
his pistol. This Rienzo denied. H'
said that be had threatened to get hi:
pistol, but had not got it. Dente alst
alleges that be was knocked down anc
stamped by Rienzo. This also the
latter denies. The wounded men were
kept at the station house all night anC
were sent to the Almshoase yesterda!
morning.
The cases were called in the Polic'
Court yesterday morning. and tth
wounded men not answering were con
tinued until tomorrow, when both vii
be able to appear.
Dente was sent to Iail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12
A lSfaaf Error

is made by some in not buying good,
clean coal. We buy for cash the best
article mined, and can sell . frst-clsss
coal Is cheap as you pay for second
class article. Don't buy until you call
or telephone Crump & West for ton
Of their Peerless Splint Coal, or some
Of their dry, well.scrscned Anthracite,
kept under shelter, free from snow,
rain, or dirt, and delivered promptly.
CRUMP WEST, Phone 50,
l7l9 east Gary street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

Are you disturbed nj night and hfooea %
your rest by sick child suffering ana crying
with the eexcrnei2tins pain 81 euftins tee1h.f
II 70. go st once and geta bottle of MftS.
wINsI.Ow's SOOTHING SYRUP. II VIII
rra5eye tbep poor littls sufferer immsd,stsay-
depend upon Il; there 10 no r.i<saks shout
10. There n noIs mother on earth VINO hes
ever used II Who viii not tell you 81 onee
that u VIII regulate the bowsisI and give
rest 10 the mother and rsijef and health 20
the child, op<ntiag IKE magic. Il 70 prs-
the ssate. and iz IRE psrrrip<soa q az q
the oldest and hrst female physic;sus sn1
nurses In tne rnifed stats~ sofa every
wheEs. Tvsnty-ave ssan . hossls.
10 ll-eo1lU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

willisn 5eoes, and ~. WMln1
son nsds intsssseins spssseee
on The sssd II ssassesstea = -. =
and showing y n6lpsssb1s =
result Of he in1nssos of 80 : a
the unconvsrtsd nsmbsss -
belong 10 the sane clsss. kss.
q. Clopton led % pseyss. -
Divine 6lsssing upsns sAs scAss1s -
the present year. The nsss -.
win take place on ths sfssne1 q
second sunday 10 February sttns -
Street Baptist church. The 49, -
vas dismissed With bsnsdictjsa oyAev.
Or. W. Z. Hatcher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

Mr.. @. Lee Moore. clerk 10 ~ selse
of the Auditor Of Public AceoaA1A -
resigned the Office Of sscrssasy et -
Oyster Navy to sccspt the esles sfess-
rotary Of the Board Of Public Wefka
Mr.. Moore is IN excellent yso1suan
and is well qualified to oil d tnPsr-
tant position.
Mr.. =. T. Anderson hes bsea ap-
pointed secretary Of the oysssr Navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

friends Of the deceased present, inclad-
ing several members Of the jcurnsiis-
tic profession. The remains wsfs ss-
costsd to Hollywood csnsssry, whsrs
they were inferred IN The section rs-
Gently purchased by the German So
cietiss Of Richmond. After the cAskst
was lowered into the grave, President
III. G. Miller, of the 0esangvsrsin,
spoke briefly and feslingly In sulogy OF
the deceased, whom be hsd known long
Is man Of sterling honesty and msri-
torious attributes both Of hesd and
heart,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

The funeral Of Dir. John b. PeiE,
late proprietor and editor Of the Tr-
ginia Stats Gazette. took place Sum
day morning ct IL O'Clock, from his
rooms, corner Ninth and Broad streets.
The ceremonies we're simple. and were
conducted BY the Gsssngvsrsin Viz
rinia, Of which the dscsassd vas .
member. Before the remains were TO
moved the Socisty sang . dirgs ar
ranged TO the vords written BY Goethe
sfssr the death 81 Schiller. Beaidss the
Gsssrgyerein, thsre were . number Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

Professor H. Z. WHITE
State Chemist, Athens, Ca. says: I" !
am familiar with Professor Horsford's
preparations. The phospha,es ere use
fol in animal nutrition and growth the
Phosphate Powder Is, therefore, pre-
ferable to others, so far ~ heslthfulsess
is concerned"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

There will be preaching tonight st
the Second Baptist church by Rev. $.
A. Goodwin, d. d., Of Danville, We.
lie is Q fine preacher, and Will no doubt
attract many to hear him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12
nee.lx.x. Apee,sseA. a

Judge Holladay. Of the Chasssy
Court, on yesterday appointed Asg~
II. NJ. smith, Jr., and '. Il. Metsuss
receivers for the firm Of II. n. Smith
4 Co. in the two suits instituted hy
William Desring & Co. and The Seaas
Bank Of Virginia.
The receivers have qualified sad
given bond In the penalty Of ti0, 90
for the faithful discharge Of thsir &utiss.
Mr.. Joseph b. DAVIS. whc vas u
choice Of the firm - trustee, was sne'
eested by both OF these creditors o. ~
ceiver, but he declined to accept.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12
R.,s,ss suuaay.s1

Baptiss sunday -eehses Asseetsstses
The quarterly msst,ng Of the Baptist
Sundxy-Sckool Association Of Richmond
and Manchester was bald Sunday sfssr-
noon ct $3.50 o'clock with the Clay
Street school. President William Ely
SON presided; Robert A. Gary, score
tary. The exercises commenced with
singing by the Clay-Strsst school
prayer by Vice. President +. II. Elicit.
The reports from the various schools
were read, and tbs monthly reports
show an average attendance for the past
month as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12
anoEn rRIxy CfaAKa.

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TNooBn srs
excellent for the relief Of bosr.sns~s 90 sore
throat They are exceedingly elective
ciYtstian Hoyld. London, Bng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12
He then continued /:

IL the ARRANGEMENTS OF our Board OF Gov
erpors could have been fully carried oui
the next number on the progra % me OF Ihls hs
evenings exercises would hsve been one OF
great interest-yiz., q speech py Oeueral
bradley T johnson. OF Baltimore, the nrsl
president Of our Association; Dut We were
greatly disappointed In receiving letter
from him Friday afternoon announcing hft
inability, on account OF pressing Duslnesr
epSsgemepts, 10 be present
Under these circumstances your present
speaker urged that some gentleman more
competent TO the task than ne oe selecseo
TO MI General Johnscns pIsee; puI tne
committee having the matter IN charze
Thought that they wanted very little talk
ing on the occasion, and that conseqnently "
the president OF the Association vas the
very man for the eHergency.
Wei, am the servant Of the Board, ana
therefore presume / must obey orders II
the audience can stand IL, Team.
Seriously. think there II but little 70 pe
said at this time except TO congratulate tns
Mozart Association upon the eompetlon ol
this beautiful temple OF art, which oy you.
itbenlity and the energy and sAgsolsy ~ ~
your Building COMMITTEES we have BEEN
enabled 70 Finish and throw open 20 01I
members, their families. and friena tnh
The editor OF the Bason. with his eharse-
teristie fairness and intelligence Las -
fully given the history OF the Astocls.
ton and OF the particular moyemeh n,
which has resulted In the competition %
this buildinx In the special edition o. .ns.
sprsghtly sheet winch you now nold In
your hands, that VIII not now weary you
z ssafssl @ Il - % ssy that the Building Com
uittee. OF which Colonel Paul n chairman.
has sorksd most faithfully. ana desersss
Jour warmsr thanks. The As.oe stion
ss.Sr,s1nS Ss MSsn and q in ind.srIous sssrdins com
m1fteee. and 20 its treasurer ana ie .ecrs-
lary, Nss1zs. sinton and Pegrsm: Aiso y y
M. Al. Bargamin, who has snpefintenoeo
the cotefrucflop Of the building IRON ~
ooromenne menf until ia full compIefaon.
Litfls idsa can be formed Of the in!ssnss
amount ~ WORK done ~ tness tsn,s as u11ssa ssa
81 fhs Anocistion. end Al without e~n'
j issi snsx cannot Gloss thss. brief -, :,
xssrSs wilhous eBprssiag the fnsnm o.
ss-< UrsrS ~ f3o7exnors 20 NJ. Hol1eniu1
srf - 3seiGsend Gsntis nsn q the feeen'
sup s1.sst A.esi.sls. sos s,x ~ sss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

Z q cnpeIld as one number. They describe a
! bright beautiful day. Nature at her best.
Woods meadows, hills and valleys trresistl
bly, inviting merry company OF young
PEOPLE enjoying the day, roaming through
/ the country. initiating the insects. birds ana
beasts OF the forest, field, and swamps.
| largbingiy calling forth the echo with It's
| humorous effects, joining hands IN rustic
! dance under the the vaulted roof OF the forest
trees and, when the day ~ ended, bidding
farewell with grateful hearts to the see mes
OF the day . enjoy ments.
g. March from "TaDnbauser " wagner.
Orchestra. under the direction OF Prof. Ja-
cab Rein phardt
The musicale. as we have said, was
all respects a decided success. From
he opening the acoustics Of the hall
we're found by the test Of the varied
.lrogrsmme OF vocal and instrumental
music and the speech Of the president
of the Association to be unusually fine.
They were best undoubtedly in the
drcss.circle and the centre Of the or
chestra. The house generally has fine
sounding qualities, and the Mozart As
sociation is to be congratulated above
everything else that this sine qua non
for a concert edifice has been attained.
THE PERFORMANCE.
With so large q number Of vocalists
and performers who gave their musical
abilities to the opening evening, it is
difficult to do justice TO all, or even by
distinction to give especial prominence
to any one Of the organizations. The
"Gloria in Excelsis" a" by the Peters
burg Musical Association, the Rich
mond Oratorio Society, and orchestra,
was an appropriate opening for the oc-
casion.
TIE Address.
In the absence Of General johnson,
who could not possibly attend. Colonel
! William Z. Tanner, the president Of the
Association here, came forward, and,
after explaing the absence Of the Gene
raj, read the following letter from him
BALTIMORE, January 8, 1885.
! 10 the Presidenf and Board Of GorerROTs Of
/ the Richmond Mozart Annexation:
GentIemen,-It Is with great regret that
l | md that the pressure OF professional en-
| gaeements Will prevent my Joining you IN
| your celebration on Monday nexf. looked
/ forward 10 the meeting with much plea
sure, and am disappointed AT my inability
"The Mozart A" I always hoped would be-
come one OF the institutions OF Richmond,
| and those expectations have been fully
/ realized.
As an fundamentally for culture for
/ taste for music and for social pleasure OF an
! eleyafing and inspiring kind, / know no
I society anywhere which has been 50 sue
/ eessfui and prosperous. The gay and de-
/ lightful asse m blages which In my time
/ gIaced its weekly reunions were credit 10
| The people and the city which furnished
/ them. fhe dream Of the founders OF " The
| Mozart, :" that II should In time have hal
| OF It's own, has now been realized In your
| Academy OF Music: and / can have no
| higher ambition for you than that your in-
ture may be g. prosperous, es agreeAole'
| and "a improving as your past
With the compliments OF the season 70
! you and all your members am
Your obedient servant,
BRADLEY t. JOHNSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

Burton, Il. r. Archer, Z. A. Hoen,
DIR. J. b. McCsw, G. L. Siegel, N. j.
Dipnock, and @. OBJ. Cowsrdin.
Finsnce-s. 3. Paul. Edward Cohen,
DIR. George b. Steel, and John r. Allen.
Hall--A. Bayg4min, II. p. Edmond,
Thomas Potts, Ira W. Blunt, and II.
T. Miller.
Musical Director--Professor jacob
Reinhardt.
The Husscsse.
The following is the programme rem
dered last evening:
pAET !.
!. "Glofia In Excclsis from the 18th
~ oh'tr !
Chorus OF the isicnmond Oratorio Society
The Petersburg Musical Association, and
Orchestra os the Mozart Association, under
the direction of Mr. Adoiph BaIer r
z. Brief Address, by Colonel william T..
Tanner, President Of the Assoc clation
8. Overture" Consecration Of the House
Beethoven.
Orchestra upder the direction Of Prof
4. Cborus-" Peasant Wedding In Ka-
rintfis, Thomas koschat
Chorus Of Petersburg Musical Association
under the direction OF Mr.. Ii. Noltenius
3. Scene and Aria - Jewell Song
Fnuht s....-. tfOu1ou
Miss Emma Berger. Of Baltimore.
q. Bridal Chorus LOhengrin wagner
Richmond Oratorio Society aud Orchestra
under the direction Of Mr. Adoiph Bauer.
PART II.
1. Cverture-"M Magic Flute. .'........ Mozart
Orchestra under the direction OF Prof
jacob Reiphardt.
2. Chorus-"Landsightin "..........-- -Grieg
6esapgverein Virginia. under the direc-
tIon o Mr. Adolph Bauer.
MiIlard
Miss Emma Berger.
4. Chorus" Ont OF Doors In Spring.
TRubert
Chorus of Petersburg Musical Association
This number consisted ofsix songs, sum-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

John Smith .colored) was tried IN ths
Hastings Court yesterday on The charge
Of housebresking. The jury found him
guilty Of petit larceny and liked h's
punishment at six months IN jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12
Miami Nh0HA

less than cost. French Calf, hand
made to order for s7 and o., we viii
sell for Is 4 pair, cash only. to eioss
them out. W. Il. DREW 4 SON,
500 Main street, corner Eighth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12
r.. r..m.s pr,as,-a oorrsrv

The Thomas Bradford Company, Of
Cincinnati, o., make . specially Of
Corn and Flour-Hill Machinery, and
solicit correspondence from interested
parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

We are in fact selling our stock Of
Clothing st prime cost for cash. Call
and be convinced.
Il. b. SPENCE 4 SON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

on south Third street, No. LOG, will BE-
sold this afternoon at 4 o'clock by N.
W. Bowe, auctioneer. Don't forget a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

JOSIAH DAvIs's TEoUBLk.-Jo<iah Davis.
North Middletown, KY, writes; II an
now using q box OF your HEs'RYs CAs-
BoLIc sALyE upon an ulcer which for the
past ten days has given mo great pain. rhss
salve il the only remedy have found tbst
hiss given me any ease. My ulcer wss CAUSED
by ysrieose veins. and vas pronounced In
durable by my medical doctors. nsd.
however, that HEsRY's CAEBoLic sALvr
IL effecting q cure" Beware of limitations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

Messrs. Hezorg & Co., the lsssees oil
the Mozart Academy Of Music, enter
into possession to-day, and Will produce
the Mikado. They promise hrst-rass
performance and announce that they
have secured very good company for
the presentation Of this opera. There
win Be . matinee ct 2:s0 and psr-
formsnce st night. TIE prices are Low,
and there can Be no doubt that crowded
audiences viii greet the managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12
snoxx rsrxY CfsAn.

THE DfsrArcK sos-PnIErfHe H0UuD =
thoroughly equipped 10 dos1 kindssf Doo9s
AND yop-PnfNTfxa % the snawtsaS no<teA
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12
EnccAnoaAa-
! lfIrr TNIyFRsIrY LOCAL ExxNIxx..

LOCAL ExAMINA-
- TIoHe y0R lsss. .-The lssai s1A11.
ssiSa' ~ lie tsivsss'sy 81 q y.scniss s,s 8 7sssss
public sad Hiysis sshoolA giii bsSls =
isss en THuaDDAy. Alr:l ee.h, - 60.
time thNs teyA rwsaiy soA - -
sxsmipesiono of lese. A1lNW lnQG1ssal
70 CnAnk4nB B. vBAADL2 cGoflIxm e
sis.s. . aiSsS.ss.sfsi.5ssssSvss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

scorTs EMULSION or PORE Cop-Lrvrs
or. WITH HYrorHo~rHfrss. ~ scsosu-
LOus AND CossusrTfys CAsss.-Dr. Z. q.
1 lockwood. New York. SAYS: Z" have fro
quently prescribed SCOTS Emulsion, ssd
regard 10 ss valuable preparation on scro-
fulous and eopsumptiss cases. paia,sbie
and efficaelous.H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

HEEKE.-Died. January IL. 1850, st
lo:4S D. NJ, At his residenos, No. e1e bi ook
avenue. HERMAN HEkkE; ased my
three year.
kuneral notice hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

a. q o 5sE0Ss. s 81 VI
! ; ss.a ''''s0F sslIa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12
MOTHERS, MoTHERs.i

e,soxs rsrxy CfoAns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12
THE RATION.

The orgxa. 50 to speak, and Official
programme Of the Association, the
Baton, was Is resplendent last evening
as tine new baisding itself. Ii must in-
deed have grstised the big heart of the
able editor Of this influential jour
SAln to receive the compliments that
were showsrsd from I'll sides upon his
handsome dediestion-numbor. II for
sunsisly 50 happsned that thiz occasion
Ssi] within the week Of the B9fon's
ssghth anniversary, and Il might well
re.oice to celebrate both events ct the
same time. II ia really vsry hand
some number Of sixteen pages, fillsd
with valuable infosmAticn Tor the No
zaft Hsmbsrs.
Il il intsnded ss sozreHsy Of the oc-
ossion, and il beund IN beautiful
csv~ dsaieped and contributed By
Nsssss. a. Hsss : o.. Of this city.
1he vesk Is sxquisitsiy doss, ths ifDnt
Asving : piotsnp Of MessEt suncendsd
sltb npaieA spblepA togtefally -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12

Beekvith, Kate Boissesu, Laura V.
Jones, Rena Lavier, Maggie Z. Malay,
Eliza B. Psnnill, Bette Seay, Hennie
seay, c. d. Tinsley, NJ. Z. Beckwith,
Lula 7. Poole, Laura V. Wheary, and
j. c. Riddle.
First Ahi.-Misses Lizzie Bannan,
Mamie Borst, Elise Bragg, Pattie
Butts. Matte Goodwin, Mollie Rainey,
Belle Scott, Lucie A. Stone, Anns Il.
Wade, Marie Phillips, Ida Z. Brander,
Annie NJ. Beale, and Gracie L. Young.
Second ALi.-slisses L. j. Butter
worth, Halle NJ. Butts, Lucy d..
Plummer, Mrs. Nat. Prichard, Misses
Jessie Minetree, Jennie 2. Lesse, Car
RE S. Ewing, Mrs. W. NJ. Field, Misses
Joseph p. Bapgh, Anna V. Smith,
Anna L. Or, and Catharine st. John.
Firss Tsnori.-Messrs. I. @. Grow
der. j. William Friend, II. s. Jenison,
p. NJ. Pollard, 4. Z. Redford, P. L.
Roper, G. +. Scott, James b. Taliaferro,
Frank I. Walker, L. j. Winfield, e.
L. Carter, II. T. Phillips, j. I. Gar.
rett, W. G. Radclif, j. W. hing, and
j. Il. Mason
Second Tenori.-Messrs. j. Travis
Abernsthy, j. +. Blanks. I. L. Bond
James c. Buchanan, j. ID. Taylor, j.
ID. Purcell. william Beaslsy, W. n.
Whesry, David v. Parker, @. N. Gil
liam, d. Taylor, and Henry z. Lewis
Fiya Bassi.--Msssrs. j. d. Ekiss
Algis s. Hunt, Eugsne Jones, u. j.
o'Neil, II. W. Tailsy, r. j. j. sprat
lev. J. p. Rivss, Charles L. Ihoma!'
Rev. Mr.. Jones. .. B. Young, and WI
| liam Martin.
Ssecss Bsssi.- .--Nsssrs. Blair bss
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II K DEDICATED.
MOZART ACADEMY OF Music.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING.
A Brilliant Gathering at the Inau-
guFal Musicale.

There has probably never bcsn in
this city more brillian; concert gath
ering than that of last evening. upon
the occasion Of the opening and dedica-
sion Of the New Mozart Academy OF
Music, on Eighth street between Grace
and Franklin. Long before the hour
for the musicale the members began TO
assemble, and by half-past s o'clock
every seat in the spacious and beautiful
new building wasoccupied, and this not
withstanding the fact that only members
OF the Association and limited num-
ber of the family Of each could gain ad-
mission.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05
The Pure and tho In,pnre

-
The merry little mountain brook, III 1t
lightly dances over the rocks and spark.
'es IN the Sunshine on its way down t.
the river, is pure and clean. 1t is active
therefore it is healthy. 1t is vigorous
therefore 1T resists impurity. But tie
sluggish POOL where the current is no.
strong enough to keep the water in mo
ton, Is stagnant and foul. Dirt an
rubbish are thrown into it, and sta,
there. Impurities and vile odors nsaks
1t a breeder Of disease and an object to b.
avoided. When the blood is strong an
rich and red, and vigorously courses Il,
accustomed rounds through arteries ane
veins, the system is hearty and healthy
When the blood ls thin and Door ana
weak, impurities nnd deflements cree,
INTO 1t, and it has no strength to cas-.
them out, Then the system runs dow,
The only known reliable cure for imnn
blood and weak and debilitated systes
is Hops and Malt Bitters--Natnra,s rem.
edy. The great Blood Purifier and Kid.
ney and Liver Remedy, compounds
from the well known. curatives. Hops
Malt, Buchu, Mandrake, Dandel1on,
sarsaparilIa, cascara Sngrada, ctr Hope
and Malt Bitters Is the greatest health
and Life Restorer agent on earth. Il -
especially recommended for all disease, :,
women such as mental depression, weak
ness breaking down, lassitude Of tho
SYSTEM headache, etc. A trial will ssreIy
convince any one ofits merits. Call 70,
Hops and Malt Bitters. For sale h.
JOHN W. CLOSE. 4 q