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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-24
STATE OF MAINE.


tNNEBEt. S---Suptfior Court, December term
Lizzie C. Perkins lib't, va. Rrainerd Perkins.
Upon the annexed libel /, Is ordered that notice
thereof be given TO the libflee, By publishing at
tested copy of the same al Abstract thereof, to
zether will this order thereon three weeks success
lively in the kennebec journal, newspaper print.
ed in Augusta In said county of kennebe the las,
publication to be thirty DAYS at least before the
ne NJ term Of said court. to be hold, at Augusta
within and for said county Of krnnchcc, the first
Tuesday of February next. that h" may then and
there appear In said court and answer to said libel
II he see fit.
Attest: A. {. OILS, Clerk
Abstract OF LibelA
The lbelant alleges that she married to the said
iteee at Lawrence in the state of Mss-sctuse;ts on
the I'D day Of Nsreh issso that the said libslaht
and helee lived and resided In this state after their
said marriage that the belant resided in this state
when the cause OF divorce accrued a hereinafter
set forth, and had resided here in good faith one
rear prior TO the date hereof that the libelant has
ever been fBfhful to her marrisge obligations. but
that the said belee has been unmindful Of the
that on the - day OF July, lss5, he utterly de
serted the libsiant without reasonable cause
and has continued said desertion for three eonsec-
uiive years next prior to the hng of this libel
that he has grossly, wantouy and cruelty ne elect
ed and refused to provide suitable maintenance for
your ibelant. that he has been guilty of cruel and
abusive treatment and extreme cruelty ards her
on the day Of July. lssi, and on divers other DAYS
and times, that for than fifteen years now last
past the .sid iib-lsni and belee have never livss
| and eohahited together husband ond wife.
Wherefore she prsys that divorce from the bonds
Of mstFimony between herself and said hbeee ma y
be decrped.
And the hbeisnt further alleges that she has used
reasonable diligence to ascertain the present resi-
dence Of said hbeee. but is unable do so and does
not know where II Is.
LIZZIE e. PERKINS, Lfbelant.
kESSEBEc, S.. December -, isss.-The said libel.
ant made oath that the above allegation as to the
residence II the libelee is true. Before me,
SAMUEL ItTCoMB,
Justice Of the PeaSr.
true copy Of the order of notice with abstract Of
libel. Attest: A C. OrIs
dee2a,A&3l Clerk
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For WORKOUT" rundown" dchiitated
school teachers, milliners seamsi AVIS. house
tr.pern and oycr-worked women gcnernllY,
Dr Pieroe'a Favorits Prescription "a the n'st
81 all restorative tonics. 10 Ia not n " tGfc-aii.
out admirably ful1ils a singlencas OF PURPOSE,
being a most potent SPECIFIC for MI IN $50
Chronic Weaknesses and Diseas's peculiar -
women II Is u powerful. general ns well IN
uterine, tonic and ncrvinc. and lmpHris yiKnr
and strength to tho whole system. u promptly
cures weakness 81 stomach, indigestion, hlunt-
ing, wenk back. nervous prOs'riitiot. debility
and slreplessneaa In either srr. fnvntltr IRE
srription In sold by druRHiats under our Is'si-
Nps OsBtran'ff Sec wrUppTr around hottie.
prics 800, or six bottles sor 500.
A large treatise on Diseases ~ women prU-
ftiacy Illustrated with eplurrd platte and mn
rhcroua wood cuts. sent for ~ cuHta ~ STAMPS,
Address. WORLDS DfsrrssARr MEntr ~
ssOCiArios, i'in str'et, liuifalo " !.
sgCK uEsDAtuE, Bilious Heada,'h&
and Cong pation, promptly curet by
Dr.. Pierce's Pellets. 1c. u vial.
BY druggistA.
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NON'N RI

NNN>N trife with any Throat or
oSN Lung Disease. II You have
a Cough or Cold. or the children are
threatened with Croupor Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble 1t is positive cure
and we guarantee it. Price 10 and 50c
I'M Miyer. 1874 ws,er street. druggist.
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subjects Of Discussion IN Rsadfisid
Grange.
Officers Of Oranges


tI5 OhiccIs ot Oranges
The ,tr.r.-elsct Of seysa.ttee Grange.
-, I,.,,n y al u are a. foltovn Nj
h .,,sbu-. o y N Lucas. G. MARTA
Torn.ead. : e. W. Thuf.tsn 4 > ~
VI bo.+,.C SIR. f.. B Thomas; r. J
A Toup.npa Secretary h burton e. n
I. u yur.oad. C. J.s q. r aattocks
+. Elrra Morton Lila Cole l.. A. ;
S.ti, Nor.noi.
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- -. -,
~ r. ~. f.. p.,n..r
g.. - ~. pi,...i.','
"a ,..., T.+,t'.,,. ~. ~. y
'''"''' - 1.
= n H.yley The L,dy .nlcer, ar, As fol.
lr,C Mr.. G. n Hgrks. T.. M, Belle
Bf..n: = May 4. Tuck: l. A. 5, Ella
House Choiti,t,r. A. n Le-s, Orgaaist
BESIDE Ayerin. Forest Grange has made
tood .hosln. the pat wear. making a gain
IN membership from CO to III member,
ndrr the general law. OF the Stats. the,
have iatsly organized the Forest GrAngr
CORPORATION Association, No. 1926, with tn
following officer. Pres Ira Barnes: Sc
g. II Bufkr. Directors Nathan Aver /; Ira
Barnrs, Albert X. Lewis; Auditors. e. h.
IuuifN ana l. IL. Burke. Business IN Ut o.
.in Ja0'y LIST. 1889
49,, r,.h, c..,,,,, - 10 uo,.,o.
h,s ai.,,at ,,, ,ol,a.3n', me-. 10, ,l, a
r@a,iao ven, a p nn,hsu. q Nuba,,
ty....tn,.t. : tr;ah 1l.n,..rt. :
Warren Grant, Chap. stephen Grant; See
Sarah Neatly; G.. H., Eddie Nsslley Pom
A IS Strattard, Flora, Hannah Conapt
Ceres, &. A. durham; l. A ), Bertha
Noalley This grangc, though not strong IN
numt ers, i.krepig up AZ interesting and
instructive course of meetings every saiur-
day night They have qu, sitous, declam D,
uon., select reAiings, r.c.tations. etc. AID
the time passe. pleasantly and with profit to
all
Al III. annual p,,tiny nj C.ruf,b orange
+. Of H., No 1863. the tollOwmg persons
wee sleoled officers Tor the ervuing year
Master. Geo NJ. Douglass, overs ,r A
Roscoe I, Pvasr; lecturer Roscoe & smith;
Nagd, John T. Moody Asst y q, x +,
Mrssetyr. Chap Frank PugsIey Treas.
willis Warren, sec, + \ Norton, q. IL,
William +. OdWay Ceres, Mary + TrAfton
Pomona. Fanny Nj pease; Flora. Mrs. ;.
s. T. Moody, L. A. :. Mrs. c. l. Warren
J hi. bclug the sixth term Of Mr.. Douglass
as MASTER OF The grange shows Ia what est
mataon bee ia held b. the grange 1t may
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TO ADVERTISERS,

a li-t 81 100 newspapers divid d into STATES
AND SECTIONS will be sent on applica ion -
FREE.
To those who want their advertising to pay, We
can offer no better medium or thorough aud efcc
tive work than the various sections If our S.Ie,t
Local List. GEO. p. ROxyEIL a co..
Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
deesdswlm 20 Spruce Street. New York
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~ M\0NA a asrs,', h s.ss
soo,her at hand. It is the only safe
medicine yet made that will remove all
infantile disorders. II contains no Opium
or Aerrlias. but gives the child natural
ease Je0ns pdi,s- Price a5 cents. Sold by
J M Mixer, Is4 Water street. druggist
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Aailroaos Il Steamboats,.
IN. -
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Trains in Effect
Oct. 22, 1888.

Untn further astioe trains iesve Augu,ta AZ foi
lsws
GOING WkST-5so A. M tor Lewiston, Farming
ton Roskland, Portland and Boston. $40 A. NJ.
for Hailowen and Gardiner 1910 for
Lewiston, Pennington. Rockland, Portland and
Boston, 400 p ". for Hallowell and Gardiner
800 and 35s 7. n. Express for Brunswick, Bath
Lewiston. Portland and Boston s 30 p. NJ for
Hallowell and Gardiner 100 p. NJ. might Pull
nam for Lewiston. Portland and Boston, and for
Bath Saturdays only Express trains stops be
tween Augusta and Portland, at Hsllowel Gardiner,
Brunswick and Westbr0ok only.
GOING EAST 2.l5 A. M. might express) fer
Skowhegan, Bangor. Bar Bar6or, ST. Stephen,
St John and Aroosto0k County; 9I4
M. for Watervile. SkOwhegan, Bangor t,reenyille
Fanceb9ro and Houlton, $40 =. N, for Skow-
hogan, Belfast. Dexter, Bangor, St. Stephen, St
John and Aroostook County, 10 =. NJ for " alter
vile on Saturdays only.
The Night Pullman Trains run each vay every
night, sundays included, but not to Skowhegan OF
Monday morning., OF beyond Bangor on Sunday
mornings.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Gardner for
Augusta at US A. NJ. los and f.45P NJ; Hallowel
at ~ A. NJ, l.2o and 502P M.
FREIGHT TRAINS for Portland, 73S A. NJ, and
l2le L. NJ, for Wsieryllls IND yaHceboro i252 F.
NJ, and 40 p NJ. due from Boston, l222 and IS
= N. due from Nsnoeboro and Wsterville : 20
N. and 1905 P. NJ.
Through tickets to California and all poInts south
Augusta, The only Office selling vis ali routes and
checking baggage free Of expense.
PAYsoN TUCKER, Gent Manager
T. Z. BooTHBY, Gent Pace and Ticket Agt
| Portland, oct. u. 1893.
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81 81 uo'ldS1Isd u e,stiSs SiiU lnq .Slisnb
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mon '6iIud IsIuTp uIplIalus ol Non AovI
oil &ourrlHIq ptru s1rIJ suiutmsy 20 slusu
-aopus eel III lusuiels IsloId ST. spuy fluo
eauanuul sSuriis slQi 70 uopuul,srJ rso,soloI
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-sei pUooSs sqI Uossro puu uiIol sssusiUod
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The good old Vegetable Pulmonary Bal-am.
Boot known cure for Coughs, Colds y Consump-
uoo. f,euuiue Cutter Brc-. n Co. Boston.
oer25eod& wen
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WE, V2NSOA

NNe v2NSON Blood Elixir
IS warranted, Is because it is the best
Blood Preparation known It will posi-
lively cure aliBlood Diseases. purifes the
whole system. ard thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember. we .uarsntee it
ITO HE DEAF-A Pc sou cared Of neafne..
j sEd rOisss "a ne he al OF q yes-s standing b,
a simple II ne ds. 4 saEi desG-.ptoa o. Il r. 81
to snF Person wao Apples - NlCHOI SOY, I.s
Mac DouSan street, New York, I. D. A.
ouetsd2tRwkwly
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NOTICE.

AUGUSTA. Ne, Dee. s.
Notice IL hereby given that application will be
made at the next session Of the Legislature for
charter iof . steam railroad from Augusta to Cam.
den via Tosus- HEHRr a. srAPIxs
dss6eT7W
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1853. 80 YEARS. 1888.

os rss~M
Carsna obafzxa ha All nsr LIS
Arm ynrsnn IA q zzsf
hsswk xshAe aesaflys ha- anewei
ensfpa Il E5r er-pa paT ,ed. adr sT
Low GA tbs
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GRANGE MATTERS
dow One Grange Manages


Hos d o Bowen Of Morrill,. issssss Of
The Iassne Hospital, as sell a. . NLsls
kn0<a parroA, says the q age ~ b.s towa
has pursued novel and Ys-y sieee.sial way
Of keeying up he Interest aAd zfteasisaes.
Damn. one qssrtsr tse op-r@tfHg Of tie
grange has bsen divided between me men
AMI senen. At oas Esestilz ssss s.stsrs 60
dated the grange, Slang the efscss. fur
nlsiIing eRssrtaihmsGts. sappsrs, etc, AIi'-
the next night The bE0tsera hal eOftroi-
Each ner member aided counted one ssa-
drse y,Ilsfs ard Othes dstiss performed pro
poftion4lls. Judges were appointed $40
passed zpon the quality OF the services req
dsffd, as sel a. q p the bgarss. Al the
end II he quarter sacn Party bad scored De-
tsven fifteen snd sixts en- bgssrsd poi1ts.
the sisters Dsfas slightly ahead aaf Winning
the pgizs Seven lew nsenbsrs ssrs aided
and the contest %. si.e scarce Of much
,ulgsesneat aad the asmbsrs propose 10 e.
Var upon another trial
subjects Of Discussion IN Rsadfisid
Grange.
lh@ foiio- ing topics ar. assigned Tor Us
sassioa BezaEed Grange =" x solved th4i
al day meetings during the sInt,r are m0fs
s9adgeiys u proht sg5 pleasure 70 P.tf9ns
nviag come distance from the ball than al
t.,ruooG sf evening sessions. By tins
msiB,d 10 is claimed that all business can Be
Ils Jossa Oh danug ths forenoon. a social
d.ngef enjoyed, having the afternoon tn be
occupied sifb addresses and discussions.
these may bs pubic or private asthe srsngr
may deoi -, and members may reach hohae
Ia season 10 do the cnorsi for the night.
An0iher topic s. kesoiTed tnAE the
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spfeial advertisements.

SzRzA advertise meats, no. exee~sfinx sRf-s N4s-
To LEr, Is0sr. &c. Vii D. inserted hare cee tn
for 3 eEss. tarse tines fcf ~ esEfs. ard oas wee
for - eenfs-li pzid IL zdssa1e. IL scT PAIB l.
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Lost.

r o>T.-B<fween Mrs Andrew. Millinery store
u and the Gens House. q pa<ka-c eoBtziHing 4
plain gold Fiaz, chased gold ring and xeuts sclrf
pa. Please isaEe At this 9tnce. Gs<ssSl la
r UST.- Between the old Ladsez' lies8s and ~.
II AsFk's ehaT'A, four fxi-teG god Aaagles.
flsA- lease a. thi- pfaer ard GEL reIrsru-
desAdIx-
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ibid make any complaint to the United
States government about the killing Of my
sompstriotsf Well, no. | hardly thought 10
would figure we'll as al international episode,
and the fact is, do not consider it highly
creditablo affair, any wsy Nayhe yoa1i
.hink it n p.;y that did not 90 along with
the partv To- Pors an Prncpi We'll rrooably
So lulen EibeF HARRY j. SHELI.MAN
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In . Fis-

Mrs MuggiHs-It's raining, and Ml esod-
soul wants 20 go home, and have oxn-
brelis to lend Der except ny new SO ana
Can't let her have yousf
Mr.. Muggins-Cracky' The only unhssila
I've got has her tushasds uane - ~
handle. -Philsdelphia Reuurd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
ONE OF EERRMAYN'S TRICKS.
From The Pitisbuyo DfspateA


WQen Hermann was here, six weeks ago." said
no. no happened one day TO be crossing to Allegheny
Va street car Thcre were two old Germans In
the car with Hermann, and no ono else. 1t hap.
pened that they vero talking about Hermann, and
were very poor and that bis claim TO the title Of
magician based air. Hermann heard HIM
self abused with composure but last asked one
OF The Cer.ins II no know Hermann and receiving
Q reply in the negative introduced himself
"T should like to show you trick two, said
Hermann, and he succeeded In borrowing the watch
OF ono Of tho doubter. Hermann at once went 10
tho door and apparently throw the watch I'm the
river. Then no returned to his soat They all
rode on q block two In silence. Hermann LETT
the SO did the Germans. Al throe won't into
Q saloon.
"Have you got any ham ssndwtchesp asked
Hermann. sandwich was produced and IIcrrmann
handed II TO the man whose watch he had taken.
Now" concluded the carrer, "what DO you think no
found inside tho sandwichr
"1ho watch OF coursc,' replied tho amateur
magician -
And then the amateur estldigitateur realized
that little trick without cards had been played upon
bm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
A JOKER.
Arto Bates IN The Providence Journal.

Among those injured In the recent railroad dsastef
at Haverh a gentleman from Portland, Maine.
who lies lowering bel ween life and death to-day. IIo
in the car upon which the overturned wafer tank
fell, the two in the seat In front Of him, the ono
beside him and the two behind him were all killed,
while he was most terribly bruised and broken His
brotherinlaw went down to Haverhlll to the sick
man, who Is most ncorrgtble Joker, and who within
few weeks had celebrated the birth of his first grand.
child. The invalid bundle Of broken bones his heaa
cut and bruised and his voice hardly audible, greeted
the visitor with all HIS customary POPULARITY.
@Im sorry to you in this shape" the new-comer
said.
ooh" brokenly gasped the sick man feeby, A twins
kIe shining mirhully in the one eye 10 could OPEN
at is my own fault. II all comes OF trying 10 be
head I'm one year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

wss sus ,aoraI sasns I'll TIL It'd aspsessioa, Moth,
ins ID more depressed than agriculture. The
farmer loses money because be cannot grow wheat
al q profit; America. Russia Hungary, India,
undersell him. Is that the only reasonp Every
body knows there ore others. but heard only the
other day q great landowner say that one reason
why his farmers got no better crops out OF the
land was because the chemicals they used were i'm
pure and inefficient. But nature will not DO
cheated, and she steadfastly refuses to accept
sulphates and the other drugs with Which she Is
dosed ut their market value She takes them ut their
real value, and she gives back In proportion 10
what she actually receives. Wherever you turn
you hear similar accounts, and Mr. Ruskln's
lament over the decay Of British honesty In trade
is not the first; and is very far indeed from being
the last that will be raised. G. W. S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
A clever IDEL.
From The Boston Courier.

Mr.. Tytland Is a crusty young old bachelor who
dwells in Back Day apartment house, where he on.
tertalns his friends with cordially and an Abund.
ance OF good cheer which together are irresistible.
over his head lives family In which tho desire to
he musical In ratio directly Inverse to any capab
tiles in that direction which nlggardly nature has
been willing to bestow. Moro than have the
nerves Of Mr. John Tytland boon tortured, and moro
than once have his guests Knocked at the unmelodous
noises eminalng from tho fat above; until at last
there came a time when the genial bachelor chose to
hear Il no longer. On recent occasion he presented
himself at the door OF tho fat above to the dwelers
wherein he perfect stranger, and sent his card
10 the lady OF tho apartment.
MIR. John Tytland Is too well known for tho lady
10 need to be told who he was, and although she
wondered It IS possible at his presenting himself for
a friendly call "a thE way, she vas prepared to TO.
ceIyo him graciously.
~ beg your PARDON Mr.. Tytland said. when he
was ushered into her presence, but occupy the
apartment under you"
Yes n she returned, waving him to a seat.
"And II you'll pardon my mentioning IT," he con-
timed suavey declining with graceful gesture
to- light have dInaer party OF gentlemen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
SORRY He SAID ANYTHING.

Ono day last week party Of three or four sports
men from Sylvanla went out into tho country bird
hunting. accompanied by two good pointers. It was
not a great while before the dogs found a covey OF
partridges. which was fired at within short range but
not bird fell to the ground. This was bad start
indeed but after little another covey pointed y
and the hunters each sent leaden message after t.
meeting with the same success the first. This was
getting serious and one OF them becoming disguised
with the way things were going on and knowing that
II IL continued they would go home with their game
bags as empty as when they started said:
III tell you what let's do. The fellow that falls
10 kill bird In the next covey that We find the rest
of us will give him sound kicking. I'll take the
Initiative, and shoot Grstn
This was agreed TO. In few minutes the dIsCusted
hunter had a chance to try his luck once more and
bang away but to his horror before he could take the
gnn from his shoulder his companions were kicking
Kim all around the woods. and he had to drop his gun
and beat retreat arriving home good deal tho worse
for wear. He says the next time no Will let some
one else take the first shot. and that he is really
sorry he made any suggestions at all, and will here
after go hunting alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
THE THEATRES.
GOSSIP OF THE wEER,

asr ,ptly's production o. "A Midsummer Eshs'l
G6xmsvo Tuesday will DO tho most tQpprtapt
dramatic event Of tho week This comedy has QwaSs
been favorite with Mr.. DAILY. and tho last time "
was given in this city at the Grand Opera House,
when he controlled Its fortunes. Then Fox played
Bottom part that in Mr.. Days present company
naturally falls to James Lewis. 1t VIII DO Rreae
opportunity for him. and also great ordeal Tor no
will have to contend with many famous memories.
r1ovt n, tho Metronoltan Opera House, has painted
The scenery and as he Is particularly happy In sof'
dreamy poetca landscapes the choice was doubtless
wise. Miss Rehan will play Helena and Bilou
Fernandez "Puck." part in which many celebrated
actresses including Ellen Terry. first won fame. Tho
-, .....,.ors ara Tins distributed -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
orrFy Victoria AND LYSZT.

From " Francois Lfs,f." M r. r. Wdrh
The whole court assembled az the chateau ofX-U
forget the nameD, not far from Eonn; there were a-9
great number OF nustriols guests ana Ilszfy
.~-.h- --;.h sA"A. celebrated artists. had pronised
TO help at tho concsrt &c - r,--u mo evening
The Queen Of England. with her husband, frince
Albert, was also at the castle: but, from what tho
courtiers said. "the most sympathetic sovereign 10
EurOpeD as the master called hcr, was not at all Ia
a pleasant temper. II IL we'll known how passion.
get used to the inferior rank Of her adored consore
when the nfexlbiy Of court etiqnetfe compeied
her to notice Il. She suffered dreadfuly at II, and,
being Young and passionate, she was quito unable to
hide her grievance. On this OCCASION aso fate had
played her sorry trick when 4 brought on to tho
cedence Prince Albert and this trrtated tho young
woman TO such extnnt that II spolt the who!o
entertainment for her. She abused the ladies In walt
ing, she got attack Of nerves. and took gloomy
view Of everything
Victoria arrived rather late and did not appear to be
herself at all. Liszt was 70 play an Introduc'ion,'
but ne had scarcely seated himself at the plano befor5
the Queen complained Of the heat at which chamber
lain ran to open a window. In about two minutes
the chamberlain hurried OF again and shu. the win.
dow. This produced hustle and a going to ami fro
capable of running tho effect ~ the finest performance
in the world When the Introd lctiOn" was finished
the master. instead OF playing the piece ITSELF gos
Cigar. when half an hour afrerward, he came back
to the hall, King Frederick William got up rom his
What was the matteran az was afraid" replied
Llszt OF disturbing Her Majesty Queen Victoria while
heartily, and begged him to continue his programme.
which he did In tho midst Of respectable silence,
Queen Victoria having left tho hall shortly after his
disappearance