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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-03
Police Court.
SATURDAY, Dec. |

SATURDAY, Dec. l.
Nine Chinese, in two lots representing
charge and counter charge of assault
and battery, are found not guilty and
discharged. 1t was all a water right
dispute.
OF six Chinese charged with lottery
gambling, two-Ah Cheong and All Tai
are found guilty and sentenced to paw
fine of 500 each with 81 % costs.
Sixteen natives, for gaming in the
same case as above; two Chinese, for
attray, and native, for gaming, all have
their cases continued.
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Rand Concert.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will give
concert this evening at Emma Square,
commencing at z 80. Following is the
programme:
slow March-The Brigade. Dace
3 Overture Italian in Algier .... Kosslni
3. Rigoletto. 49,. ~; eI u.
4. election-Tannhause (new) Wagn, es
Pna Alani, Pun Ohulu, ia Hlki no me u
5. Medley--German Songs (new -.
& Waltz-Stories of the Vienna Forest
, Cornet Poika-Love and Truth Weleker
3. Galop--Full Speed. BONN
Hawaii Ponoi,
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SHIPPING NOTES.

ha blrkentine Planter receives sugar
tF from several COasting steamers.
he German iron ship J. c.. Phuger,
pain Kruse, sailed on Saturday, Dec.
EG4p. n for San Francisco.
hesteamer Lehua brought, December
tNm Hamakua. Hawaii, 1000 bags
pr and 800 bags potatoes and corn.
he steamer Mikahala arrived from
lLam Sunday morning with 693 bags
pr V bags rice, - hides, and 1 horse.
laaeamer Mokolii brought on Satur-
hyim M0Okai and Lanai 90 barrels
Uses 100 sheep, 10 head cattle, and 6
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Certificate Of Registration Of Label.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, /
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.

II NOW ALL MEN BY THESE
IN Presents, that in accordance with the pro
visions of Section 2, Chapter ". of the Session
Laws of 1888, D. IT, BAILEY has filed in the
Office of the Minister of the Interior an applica-
ton for the registration of a LABEL whereof
the following is an exact copy:
Sarsaparilla and Iron Water. A great blood
purifier. 1t removes all skin diseases and is a
healthful and pleasant tonic. Crystal Soda
Works, Honolulu, II. L., which said application
is accompanied by the oath of the said D. 4.
Bailey that he is the sole and original PrOprie-
tor of the Sarsaparilla and Iron Water" for
which such Label is to be used.
Now, therefore. this Certificate is to grant
unto the said D. T. Bailey, the exclusive use Of
the said Label throughout the Hawaiian King
dom for the term of Twenty Years from the
date hereof.
In witness whereof, I have caused
this Certificate to be issued at
Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands. this
GsEAL1 Tweuty-Secoud day of Novem-
Der, A. D. 1888 and the Seal of
the Department of the Interior
to be hereto affixed.
L. A. THURSTON,
1246-4t dot Minister of the Interior.
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ls -9or o. HONOLULU H. l.
PREVAILS.

T. ARRIVALS
SATURDAY, Dec. L.
Underwood, from Waianae
5lSaa., clark, from Hamakua;
z ,,nmins, Nelson from Koo-
Eva, Il iTo"uS cGregor, from Molokai.
No '1;a from Eva oh,
%5.IaIill,SJi from EVA, Oahu.
NoSu0' SUNDAY, Dec. 2.
...,;le, Davies, from Maui and
y. ..,.,Ie. Campbell, from Kilauea
saseI 10 Freeman, from Kauai.
yiSaaani from Koolau.
\; S l11lfSEl Eliza from Ko0lau.
aI ..bo 4 from KOolau.
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Swift Justice.

The Chinaman who murdered his
kinsman All Sang, at Napoopoo, Hawaii,
on the night of Nov Sd last, was brought
to town on Saturday under sentence of
death for the crime, administered by
Judge Bickerton at the Waimea Term,
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The Honolulu Arion inaugurated their
new musical home in Hayselden Hall
by sociable meeting there on Saturday
evening. It was their regular monthly
meeting and there was an attendance of
twenty-five members After business
they had singing and social glass of
beer. They have the hall fitted up in
very cozy style for their purposes.
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,.ur Receipts of Produce.
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

rnm Kauai, per stmr MikahaIa, Dec L
EyB Emerson, F A Schaefer, G E Fair
n q Smith, 0 Larsen, Miss Ethel
i,bopse. Miss Glade, Miss Hilda Bur
\ Mss F happer, Mrs Alapai, and SO
y passengers.
From Hanale and Kilauea, per stmr
iIeae. Dec 2-R Gerke and 10 others.
Tan Maui. per stmr Likelike, Dec /
I Wilder and wife, Geo G Beckley, NJ
Nilsson and wife, } n S Williams, John
sif. Antoine Sylvia, z Clones, Lam Tap,
EDa, Willie and IL deck passengers.
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.rs Leaving To-day.

.,,roa Hou, Cameron, for Hama
alTai5 81 c m. for Hamakua and
ba}JPoPnGrh. McGregor, for MolOkai,
. r..Ia. Underwood, for Waianae
'IIuG@ ummins, Nelson, for KoOlau,
Sarah and Eliza for Koolau.
.GE,gaaani for KOolau.
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Iessrs. King Bros, together with
their other goods, have just re-
ceived 10000 feet of the very latest
styles and designs of MOuldings
which enables them to suit almost
any taste.
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DIED.

4SY-At Worcester, Mass, Nov. ID,
.E D., daughter of J. S. Perry, and
JEa Frank G. Green, late of Makawao,
lhi aged % years.
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Dsu'GH OF Mr.. w. S. Luce are re-
S'ed to settle up.
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/, D% y! Is still deferred in the compile
rebuilding King street bridge.
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EsS Sulsf hlnau sails at 2, instead of
"ul'f hour Of 4 o'clock, tomorrow.
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j. n o sue Oand concert this evening two
pieces will be played.
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= .; NJ ). Cormorant arrived at Hilo
Ienber 10Th.
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rdE for repairs.
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portuguese boy wants work.
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|s = hawaiian AVA Chinese News does not
Id I nen headings to any advertise
~" as used to be a feature of it.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

se letter list.
Portuguese boy wants work.
lead the article, Great Display of
d., NJ. s. Cormorant arrived at Hilo
SenOer 10Th.
D5o'GFS Of Mr., w. S. Luce are re-
S'ed to settle up.
n. fs notice Of closing OF School street
a9s Tor repairs.
!. ~sle band concert this evening two
pieces will be played.
n D% " Is still deferred in the compile
rounding King street bridge.
Es i'usl hinau sails at 2, instead of
'~'' nour OF 4 o'clock, tomorrow.
'I@ParSG,Han Chinese News does not
I&,s r5sI. headings to any advertise
~" as used to be a feature of it.
gace will be limited until after
\ Jsa S!S' Therefore correspondents
la& '' not waste words in their
4 tsD ~ S., n must have been mis-
4, W u Ine Hyacinth in approaching
|ISss{s ,,. Gere is no word as yet of the
Dol ebil Ge Oahu railroad is built,
|Fda Purlen may have all the bene-
lNon Of sada niarbor outing without the
Tie hail pIe OF Fashion is to the fore
al ass aays, with presentation goods
oOn ana SrS and sexes. See it's double
sOsss on d, Circuit Term finished it's
SlerOn ana u niursday evening. Judge
eturn borIhe Court party generally
'k "one by the steamer w. G..
: n tS tights new building wall
sSucts fbo lower part, while the roof
@ rear w; view from the upper part,
s'Nbet widows of the Police Court
\, ys was heavy rain on the Honolulu
y ItiSaerday, ard all over town at
'bch r !" part of . regular rainstorm
"hyihpSEnrlS are received from dis
SgaesaaluHI37g lately erected by the
Sh t6otH mutual Benefit Society is a
SOs str, Organization. 1t is a com
A drssouieture, with extensive YER
III Bout "a g-rooms, ante-room and
'eet square.
I'D So" SO nineteen arrests on sat,r-
shr the luiay, including five more
~ Apor9tolS9 lottery gaining case pre-
GOpkegnUppced. The others were II
sssult e and one, each for lar
SR@RuSl and battery, and violating
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DEPARTURES.

SATURDAY, Dec. 1.
3! bs ,,n ia for Eva, Oahu.
D =, l,'IT'IC Phuger, kruse, for San
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DIR. TUCKER
REVOKED.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A POWER
~ of attorney given by me to Man Chip, is
hereby revoked and cancelled
YIN QUON
Nov. %, 1888. 1872 1247.2t
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'1ay"
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tS,r sPace will be limited until after
4 S. aays Therefore correspondents
ipS' A'e not waste words in their
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advertisements.
NOTICE.

CCHOOL STREET BRIDGE WILL BE CLOSED
y to horses and carriages between the hours
of a. IN. aud p. m, from Monday, December
Sd till further notice. II. f. HEBBARD,
163-3t Road Supervisor.
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Ia ~ o"Miuor&nt must have been mis-
U, As , Ie Hyacinth in approaching
arrival there. " 0' "
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t0Ol rbil Ie Oahu railroad is built,
eda PooI Ien may have all the bene-
FoB Of V al. Hiarbor outing without the
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be boii4P' OF Fashion is to the fore
al agaS 'sS' with presentation goods
On a nm ana sexes. See it's double
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EOess on d, Circuit Term finished it's
SSerOD ana thursday evening. Judge
eturn bo,Vhe Court party generally
NJ nome by the steamer w. G..
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DRESSMAKING.

MRS. M. B. CAMPBELL HAS COMMENCED
WI the busine of Dressmaking, Cutting and
opposite the Hotel. The patronage of the ladies
is respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guGran-
teed. 88-tf 12431y
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,Nd SunJneteen arrests on Satur-
SS " IN tbi thu including five more
!! repor bort lottery gaining case pre-
GONkeDnUoesua' The Others were IL
saul e and one, each for lar
E'egulatioorOo battery, and violating
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: n tib@ a new building wall
nCts fbo lower part, while the roof
oe FEAR W. view from the upper part,
'Nber windows of the Police Court
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..iSggaese Mg lately erected by the
" 10 that lutual Benefit Society is a
iSOs strr r organization. 1t is a com
N dtesuu;Sture, with extensive YER
bout "a ag-rooms, ante-room and
, e ieet square. anu
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We Vas hao-.
y It is,uay, ard all over town at
'aieh ra a. part of . regular rainstorm
80 wi n5uts are received from dis
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-04-26
A GREAT MISTAKE.

Great mistakes are being made every
day. One of the greatest you make
farmers, city residents, is when you go to
the grocery store and pay three times as
much for your garden seeds as they are
worth, and three times as much as they
would charge you at the seed store.
Don't believe it? Let me show you.
bought few papers the other day and
carefully weighed the contents. 1 was
prepared to find difference myself, but
not such a great difference. Indeed,
there was such wide margin that /
thought you ought to know it. These
grocery papers of seed sell at five cents
each and when you pay five cents for a
paper of onion seed at the grocery store,
you pay at the rate of 40 cents an ounce,
while my regular price is only 10 cents
an ounce. Let me go through the list
partially:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-04-26

OK Friday last the steamer Petoskey
was launched at the yard of Burger &
Burger. The launch was witnessed by a
large crowd who shivered for about an
hour in the chilly atmosphere. The boat
slid in SO evenly and gracefully that to
those abreast of her no movement was
perceptible until she plunged from the
ways.
This is one of the staunchest boats on
the lakes and in proportion to her ton
mage carries the heaviest machinery, and
she needs the power for the work she is
to do. She is to run from Chicago to
Harbor Springs, the round trip being Cos
miles. 1t is the purpose to make two
round trips per week.
The steamer is 10 feet keel, 1SS feet
over all and 80 feet beam, OF 735 gross
tons. Her engine is fore and aft com.
pound, the low pressure cylinder is 40x3t
and the high pressure cylinder is 22x36
She is supplied with Sc sleeping births
Her speed, it is expected, will be - miles
per hour. She enters into competition
with the Northern Michigan line.
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PERSONAL.

Rev. Nh. RoEHL has gone to Marietta
Georgia.
Mr.. o. ToRRIsoN is in Chicago this
week on business.
Mr.. WIN. JOINS of Amigo spent few
hours in the city on Monday.
CONDUCTOR JOHN SHAW is visiting
friends in New York this week,
Mrs. E. G. NASH of this city IS visiting
friends in Milwaukee this week.
JAooB RoEaER is quite seriously sick
with inflammation of the bowels.
HoN. DAN TRACEY of Liberty was a
caller at The Pilot Office yesterday.
JOHN ROBERTS of Ahnapee has been
visiting friends in this city this week.
Mas. W. d. HITCHCOCK of Evanston
Ills. is visiting Mrs. n. B. Morse of this
city.
CAPTAIN TwITCHELL left yesterday for
Chicago to fit out his steamer, the Hurd
for service.
CAPTAIN Ed. CARUs has shook off his
his sickness and leaves this week with
his steamer
HERsCH SMALLEY returned on Saturday
last from business trip through the in
terror of the state.
Mr.. CANRIGHr was selected by the city
board to superintend the dredging to be
done this summer.
Mrs. PAUL label of Milwaukee spent
several days Of the past week with her
parents in this city.
Mr.. SrARKE of Milwaukee was in the
city on Wednesday on business connect
ed with dredging the river.
G. III. KILAND is now working for Mad
son & Anderson. He will go to the state
law school in September next.
Ed OLMsTEAD and Halver Halverson
will attend the state lodge meeting of the
A. o. Q. W. at Madison next week.
Hon. ISAAC CRATE is extending the ex-
animation of candidates for admission to
the bar held at Madison this week.
Mr.. ALLEN CT New York, owner of a
idi 80 VI ICdl SSloslS III ILLS Guy p,
is spending few days here looking after
his interests.
WALTER WHITMAN of West Bend was
in tie city on Sunday. He was on the
sad mission of bringing one of his child
rem here for burial.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOHN ROBINSON of Green
Bay have been spending the week in the
city the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper.
They intend to visit England this sum-
mer.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-04-26

THERE should be something done to
improve the postal service. There is
either stupidity or willful negligence in
the administration of the affairs of the
postal department by those who have the
handling of the mail The Pilot has lost
a number of subscribers because they
could not receive their papers. There is
one postmaster in this county who seems
and subscribers have had their addresses
changed because they could not get their
mail. There should be something done
to improve matters. 1t is a question OF
business and one in which the people
have a direct interest.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-04-26

MANITowoC county is the most econo-
mical in the state in the matter of print
ing and the two cities within its limits
approximate the parsimony of the coun-
ty. The city of Sheboygan pays for job
printing and publishing official proceed
ings about $1,000. The city of Mani
towoc pays about $780, The city of Two
Rivers pays 500. The county pays $50
for publishing the proceedings of the
county board which requires more type
setting than is needed to set up the pro-
ceedings of the city boards of Manitowoc,
Two Rivers and Sheboygan for which
there is paid in the aggregate about 81 900.
There is no copyist who would transcribe
the proceedings of the county board for
less than $50. The work of setting up is
four times this, making in all $3.50 for
labor. The use of the type and space in
the paper is worth at least 800, making
the publication Of the proceedings worth
at a very fair estimate $3.50. For all this
Manitowoc county pays S75! 1t is argu-
ed that papers will publish the proceed
ings as matter of news and on this lame
excuse the papers are paid about one
fifth of what is their due.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-04-26
WHAT KIND OF TEA TO USE,

That depends on the persons taste
Some prefer Green, some Japan and 9th
ers Black. Black tea is generally con-
sidered the healthiest, although uncolor-
ed Japan is not injurious, and is mostly
used in our section.
Green "Pingsneys" are stylish and
highly colored, and unfit to drink. Tea
Dust" is used but little, and would not
recommend it. At the low prices of tea
now, it is not necessary for customers to
buy poor and low grades. We carry a
full line of good teas, which we are of
fering at low prices and should be pleas
ed to receive your orders.
% SCHUETTE Bros
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LIST OF JURYMEN.

Circuit court for Manitowoc count
convenes June 9Th, 1888, at o'clock 1
NJ. The jurors for said term are sum
moned to appear June 9th, at 2 o'cloc
p. NJ. The following is a list of thos
drawn on Saturday, April Dist, to serv
as petit jurors:
H. Dickert, Franklin.
WenZel krainik, 4th ward Manitowoc city.
Charles Krause. Two Creeks.
+. Jonas, Two Creeks.
W. Luebke. 9rd ward, Two Rivers city.
O. Swenson, Eaton.
G. Bull. Manitowoc Rapids.
III, Landnar, Schleswig.
John Magee, Two Rivers.
August Anger, Cooperstown.
Peter Cooney, Cato.
j. Judge, Franklin.
Jos. AuTmiller, Bird ward Manitowoc city.
J. p. Pitsch, 3rd ward Manitowoc city.
F. st. Peter, list ward, Two Rivers city.
h. Knox, Liberty.
VIM. Kirby, Franklin.
Frank Noworatzky, Eaton.
c. Burmeister, Two Rivers.
Jos. Loeschky, Newton.
c. Muth, Manitowoc town.
james Mahon, Liberty.
John CoChens, Mishicott.
George Jindra. Mishicott.
4. &. Fulton, Manitowoc Rapids.
NJ Roetchel, Meeme.
j. HalveTson, ManitOwoc Rapids.
Peter Keiser, Schleswig.
William Schnell, Eaton.
Floyd Whitney, md ward, Manitowoc city.
knud Neyhagen 4th ward, Mantowoc city.
G. Lipert, Srd ward, Manitowoc city.
Chas. Ziebert, Liberty.
Louis Nogel, Cato.
Fred Westgate, Mishicott.
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A NEW HAT.

We wish to call your attention to our
new, elegant spring and summer line of
mems, boys and children's SOFT HATS,
in all colors and at any price you may
name.
Our stiff hat line comprises all the
very latest blocks, Dunlaps, Miller and
Tannars blocks, IN black, brown, COCO,
and all the light fashionable colors; all
of which are handsomely trimmed, and
sold at the lowest prices possible.
81 SCHUETTE Bros.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-04-26

THERE are few young men who left
Manitowoc who have grown intellectually
as Walter Whitman has. He took edi-
torial charge of paper at West Bend
with many serious misgivings of his own
ability. But he worked not only to make
his paper interesting, but to improve
himself, and now he bids fair to be one
of the leading editors of the state. There
is growth in him and he is far from salts
fed with his present attainments. He is
good example of what purpose and
modesty can do.
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a CHANGE

from heavyweight for light or medium
weight Underwear, at this season, is in
accordance with natural things. We
have laid in well selected assortment
of seasonable Underwear in cotton, half
wool and light weight all wool; in white,
natural color and other new desirable
shades, and are selling and can afford to
sell Underwear at lower price than is
asked for the same by travelling shirtmer,
% SCHUETTE Bros.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-04-26

A NUMBER OF counterfeit standard sill
yer dollars have been put in circulation
lately. They bear a close resemblance
to the genuine article but the '.t' in the
words united States" is defective; besides
they are little lighter than the the true
dollar. They purport to be of the coin
age of 1887.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-04-26

REPORTS of the condition of winter
wheat are by no means as favorable now
as directly after the close of winter. A
large portion of the land sown to winter
wheat is being plowed up. The backward
spring has delayed spring sowing and
there are fears of drouth. In this sec
ton all the indications are for a continu-
ance of the drouth Of the last two years.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-04-26

The city council Is not agreed as to
the depth of water to be secured by
dredging this simmer. The low stage of
water makes great amount of dredging
necessary in order to secure a sixteen
foot channel, and besides to make certain
a depth of sixteen feet the dredging done
must be few inches below that depth.
The dredge begins work this morning.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-04-26
LADIES

In delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, Will find the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup of Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial in effect than any other
remedy. 1t acts promptly yet gently on
the Bowels, Kidneys, Liver, and Stomach,
and does not sicken or debilitate. For
sale by Oscar A. Alter.
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THE attendance at Turner Opera House

THE attendance at Turner Opera House
was unusually large last night. Those
competent to Judge pronounce the music
and singing of very high order. All
the musicians were unquestionably able
performers and all have attained those
classic nights which are beyond the
groundlings appreciation. The applause
was liberal and well timed; the responses
never sank to the level of a popular air,
ever in the realm of classic purity, ex-
cept when Mr.. Ryan played Robin Adair.
People of cultivated taste were delighted
with this symposium of refined music.
The club does no discredit to the great
| composer whose name it has assumed.