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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

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"A wonder
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

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taken internally. Sold ~ Druggists, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
TEDDINGS PAST md TO CONE.

At tho Prcsbvterian Church OF the Purtans fif'h'
ave- and One. hundrcd and thrtiethst. last evening.
Miss Elizabeth Kane, daughter Of Floyd r. name
was married 10 Arnott Milton PressinGer' inc son Of
Mrs NJ d. Pressinger, Of No. 100 west one'huhdreo'
and thirty .flrstst Tho Rev. DR.. A. Is Macohorcy'
81 San Mateo Fla an uncle Of the BRIDE assisted by
tho Rev. Dr. Edward L. Clark the pastor Oh TIE church
n. rformed the ceremony which attended BY nearly
:, ooo nersons There were no bridesmaids or maid
Of honor Austin E. Pressnger. brother OF tho BRIDE
crr.,m was best man, and the usherx were Mes>rs
Natthev Kane Miller, Whitfield i. Pressinger
another brother Of the bridegroom; James W0tter
spoon and Charles A. Franz.
wedding supper for the bridal party and the family
NJ the Young compile followed the ceremony at the home
., +. Il. Miller Q relative Of the bride. no 90 IVES,
ono hundred aid twenty sixthst Among the guests
q, Nha church were Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Price, Mrs.
" D. presanger, Miss Pycssipger, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
,r,oh H. A. Pratt Mr.. and Mrs.. Mathew Kane,
GRANDPARENTS Of the bride Miss NJ ). Cutchcon. H. IL
westcott Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Law. X II. McNa'i.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs v" W.
pstrick and Mr. and Mrs G.. W. Horton, of Brewster.
y. y
invitations are out for the marriage OF MISS MARY
Isabel Bothwcll. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John n
Rothwel TO James L. Sanders al the Church OF inc
Redoemer at Park and Eighty first ST. on Wednes
day evening October I. Mr. Sanders y the son 81
limited states Senator Sanders, Of Montana.
Assistant District Attorney Scmple II is announced
J., sneaged to be married to Miss Aimee Marguerite
dsodert. daughter of Charles Condert. OF the Jaw
In OF Couder Bros. of which Frederic H. louder,
Also a member. N.Y. Scmplc is q son OF prominent
democra,ic lawyer III Alabama. lie was appointed al
assistant by JuG,c Martiac and has had charo' 81
mo argument Of cases on appeal
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oyC UryDRED AND TEN YEARS OLD.

g. Paul sept. =: t>pc"i.r christian '"htah "et
b acd his one hundred aid thth hrt"'"' '"""' w
H. farm six II ilc> nom Manchester. Iowa. ana '''
.ii,-> ,ld r,,i!ay recognition OF the occasion!
., ,,,.., ~. horn IN unilctiand Comfy. icnn>yi
.,,,. ,,pt.mbcr 80 lT-O. He ,crNcd III The war "'
l,I. and tool, pant IN iii" a''Arit 81 Cn'rh'""'
l.iyh,. and We The battle on IAh" Ire "i'i'~s
NC prry> sirst sh. Thirty I'VE Years ago lie 'ain"
O., I,un and located the farm where lie n"~ lives
H,s wife to whom he wa mdiric1 III ie'h'!|'n
,ixtv wears ago still survives, 10 10 W" ''"''' VI
eleven Children all living ana ranging "o" ''''c
o, ,tye eight year. old. lie has forty Two Hr'n"
,,.,.r and thirty four rrru grandchildren. DURING
,h, summer months he put III about bh h"ul' on
caring for his cattle and ho;, cutuhs "ooo NV liz,
lru The. corn and potatoes. hc h's oSeh . eS""'
,nI,accouscr since he was fourteen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
NOTES or THE STAGE.

Tho new play by Henry c. De Mile and Da'id
Belasco which to be presented by the STOCK company
AZ Proctors Twenty-thrd street Theatre, IS 10 ue
called "Nen and Women" Its first production VIII
take place October 20, the run Of All the Comforts
v' Home having been extended to that time MIS-;
William H. Vanderbilt will have theatre parry oil
seventy Eve at Proclor's next saturday evening"
MANY requests have bcch made for production u!
Richard Mansfed's company OF - csbia one a''
niece In which Miss Cameron was successful III Lon
don II will soon be- given at a Wednesday ma'hiee
with DR.. Jckyl and Nh Hyde
II was the original intention to play short piece
with Dr. Eli" At the Garden Theatre. but IT Is no"
thought that DR.. Bill" will he long enough 10 MI OUT
the evening, so II will he given alone.
"Asrael- will be the first opera produced at the
Metropolitan Opera House. The cast Tor inc ori'"s
night November -, will include And~as Diprie' Nr"
tAnor: Frau Ritter. contralto. and Fraulcih 'ahh'
soprano. ,.,,
on Monday night IN Fall River stuart Robson began
his second season under tho MANAGEMENT ol W. IL.
Hayden. appearing The HcnrIe's ai s .nl
Enthusiastically received bv a crowded mousse
Miss Annie Ward Tiffany and her company are re
hearsng The >tclhaehter' ~ o,i"n ana oes'n '"e'
season next Monday night IN Nc~'ficia'i"
The programme for the rest Of this week AZ tc
Amberc Theatre i a. follows: Tonight "Thc "EP>N
Baron" with CARL streitmarn: To morrow Inc ha''
With Mis- Emna >""hoM fiiday: nst ,""%c Fun
BtznaeGl" saturday. The bcccaf STUDENT
The present week ls the last II " \ Poor Relation
At paIy's Theatre. \ special matinee VIII he gwen
TN, afternoon.
Paul Kauvar." which long ago familiar nero
VA. presented a.,!a OF Mondav night at the "ra'ld
,,ntrq House and enjoyed and applauded tS
large audience.
rhc member, # The company thar Is TO support
NJ. Acuc- HUNTINGTON Oh Yer American tour arrived
from Eisi.ud o.. N,aday on the Arizona Fun ~
bc.r,., of la"l JoHc,' we've begun al the broadway
Tx NcstrN!T.
Ni>, Pauline Hall appeared in "Amorita for the
e.. tr,o a. ,h, O., nut street Theatre. Philadcpha
az, Mnrdi, n.-j iir piece l. produced Win !af''
0rantt, RI >cc"crN.
L.v'Y~.c" Iar.,t; va i'll twin Yesterday. lie LAY
mat ,lo lar.c lui!nhcr ~ pay> which have been
aurounccd d. c"r>;iirt.nr hi repcrtmy for the com
INK ,ca.,a ought 80 guarantee that Uc ft%S ms
health TO 10 capable ~ standing large amount OF
wnr;. i" VIII tart Cor Milwaukee,. where ms s"aso
op.n>. l;"r in The week
An arraT ycinoIt sad 10 he final was made OH Mon
aav bv which Miss Minnie Pamcr's opening u
>u.ci"" At lIc:iMianns theatre VIII take place
u ',ctu.,rr I. Previous Ia that date she VIII play
for A we-k or two IN several smaller cities.
Benjamin brown. an Old actor died at No. 24'l
second ave. ri, Npday. from consumption. lie Will
ne buri-d in ,hc Actors Fund plot to day
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Notices OF marriage must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
DIED..

BROA DutAD-Enerrd M" rs. on Monday September
o. Ann WIDOW OF MItthrw Broadhead . M
Fuu,,ri srryrrs WeGnrsiv. >ptruih"r =. 20 y m;
A. t. rcslfuct 81 her son.inaN. lamc- l. AIan> 2cS
North TN At. Newark, y. j 40
Train avr, Barcsv and Christopher St ferries AZ y"
Int, rr, NJ '.i.rnvood
m son ot KaGa, aud Martha C. Cobb aged 10 y""''
run " ,:rsic, on wednesday. September "a in ST
E,i.t,s, and iti.nd, are invited.
Int rmcnt oakland tcnetefy.
DOUGLASS suddenly "n Monday Scpte"oef a. 'A"es
Douglass dgc 81 A"u. ..,... -, ,...a.
and friends Of the family aud me'noers OF lame,
- Rice ro,t No 20. Il. A. H., are Invited t. Atten"
m, NJ his lat" r"sd,nce "3U East toth-
A. an Wednesday enng September -, at = O'Clock
Iutrinirnt at GIosnwood'
ELIOTTsuddcniy of heart slu!r. at tireenwioh Conn
Srptcmbcr H. Margaret A.. beloved VIE OF Jofh H.
Fun.rsi services her late residence on Wednesday At
Rta,Iys. and friends respectfully invited u attend
c,rrsS"s viii be n waiting the arrival Of ;o2 IN
train from p0. .s"S Ss"s and Noo. paper.
Lrsm Al n-mpst+sd. l.. L. Caaisrin" A. Lush In The
10Th Yea, VI her age. -. 49, ....
INV %E S fas4 t.: 'ss: daughter
MONTAUVE-Nt Nuskegop. Michigan. Sspfcu'ns 70
Charlie. s. Montague youngest son OF the iat' William
Montague, Of Hartford. Conn.
Int rnrIit at Hartford Conn.
RANDuT.pN-At summit. y. j. SUNDAY, Se1onnosr a.
r. randolph In his 7lst ycsL - ,
Funeral s~rvires vt baptist Church In summit. w-nes
DAY. scp.ems,sS ! =: e 70 + m
sroTr ON Tuesday. the 2Sd inst, Mary Ann. wife Of
r1Sera service. at Trinity Methods, Epi.cop Church.
"a :. Ws:- ar: on F'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
LOOE orr FOR coz NTERFEIT CERTIFJT ATES

The secret service Eurcau 81 ~" nith states
Treasury warns the pubic against Il Ganr"l"dN connie"
felt Of the ~ silver 'ctilcAtc. II !, si.d tiut ~
closer imitation Of genuine note has appeared 'f
MANY ycars. While attempt Ia Lc"n mad" 4"
INIT ate the thread, fibre running hgth"se through
Tie genuine note the coin /. goVd and the mechanical
work excellent. The portrait Of General Hancock j.
well engraved and the Whole appearance Of the not"
such aS easily to deceive even expert handlers 81
money. The note has The round carIn.nc seal, but
hears the WRONG check letter. which l. &C. when II
ought 10 tc a. Minor differences are the sbsc'r
~ dol over the {" j. III "rcxstcr" aud OF period
r.r The VOID "TreAsurl. The counterfeit Is
dangerous. however, that the secret service officers
rorummrud the utmost caution IN accepting ~ silver
rcrtiicatcs with the check ietier &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
WILL "1NE NEXATOR' NAVE MS FULL THHA

IL regard % report That !hjnhct'o'> "Sr' !" w ,'
tanned " prevent Wilism ~. franc from piaFi"t ,
at the Theatre At c"rtsh Times 'ol VIM
otr,ct, wpr. nad- with other attractions. (hafIss H.
rurnx acting niAnsger of the theatre sa'a 'H't msh'
.la., spring wien the Senator wa 90 poph1' ~ 'i'
,hc.r We rat " AZ 70 ard:.r Tor 'onVhus
If ~. run y Inducing jefferson AMI Florence " play
crhcr. during tire they had originally Aeid VIII Us
when Mr. Mos. decided That II would BE- pole! or ihs
senator be seen sgsin this season Tor p'o'ns
49,, .,r, arranging TO this aud with Jefferson and
r,oreuc. Miss Fanny Davenport the Hahlon Srother'
md Mia, Marie nwrlght who all had coatScu Win W
for thi. winter. These Arrangements we thoueh' hau ~
nan ,uad In some Gags verbally In Others BY inc forma
cancellation Of the contracts. When. however Ine sen
altar, 10 once more started IL new cnr"sr VS. are sos
dtuy tnreatsnad with suit BY tie managers Of too hs'"
a.. W.,nwr,sht We have every intcntion q
DANG what seem, to right and honorable but MI MOSS
" h,u,n.o that che intcresA VI Mr. Crane who made bis
contract with IA IN good faith shall not D. ao""a 70
ursr do not think can b. enlohcd. we sha''
, d.,.,nined nrht end fail IN Ger how we o'h help
h,inr successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
Pa.falIice NNticc.

pOstomCe
tshold be read daily by al Interested Is changcs "sS
dressed for ah y any Of Ssnss AID Commercial
vessels .ao s.x ending September 2, Will
clos lsrT p1v %ni '"f ta S At Sr'S
s5sS,3.s 80 ssa a for Ess 10" p'
mus: T r @srd t Se a n"s ursl,
s.sa., at VIA 10 R & Jar "% e,isre must wi
Msasdn a: II 80 a. NJ for brsiam e d,T.cfed Ds
Knyynia"G a, p Cae. per -, Niagara va
:. + N s s',s To- ' r 1 nS,' and Port
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Sr .h S,sseF.ne ; d n d!Ectd per- D Ecse
dam scotland eccs per n soc A"Tho!'s:
y. s' ''so" for ' nc % as and '~n Per s'
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hhSSIIds and rryto~n. per : ]: o'fF IT, fro" New
orleans. ,... ,s,.,.. ,,or .h,n 1ront, bird
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Nal. ror Australia N"wI'@and. H1waianr fMi ara
>s ".c here .'a" %c' PER u at aiaI a.
T"wYork OF ArIania. with BIitsh mails tor Az,
,,aii, Malls for Nov founaiaud. hv ia 10 Hain5\ ana
,henrr nv ,tn.r. clos. 81 ti- "." day At 80 p r.
Mn. f, Vi an l.r rail ~ boston ana then'e. ~
.fc,,unr ,lo-. OFF," G1ly AZ 81 D. NJ Nai.S
Tor uia by raj t. rsrlo a. si t,"nr n an,
Th,i -i!at> ""s" AZ tni> "n,r u,"y
4, 20 a H.. Maj i"r Mr\ro "Ner,ho, MR.
,.ri,lly cirrr.d dispatch ny sI'an" clos" AZ us
""' 80 -, closing %: TransIaci"c m,ils g
d nm tn ur - ''ir IN ny rtt"f ovrTlahe
transit Iau-'" Mail rom 'h r L.,
Tim. II san Francisco tn" day 81 SAILING ~ -tanei
ar. di.rntch.d th.nr" III" -anie dav. Registered MA
''" - 0rV!.IIT> VAN tOrr. PostmastAr
po-orce Ncw.Ynr,. =. " S"ntemb"r 10. 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
The ninth page Of The Tribune odav contains
varied assortment Of interesting WANT ahverso
ments.
The NrSEI'N OF ART TO clone.

The Metropolitan Museum VI AIT will be closed on
October ID 70 pi"araton, foI the annual fai OK
hSition. The Museum Will De opened again on No|em
bes =. when the gifts will b" seen. The s"msn
nuA reception will take place Monday afternoon. NJ"
Nemoer g. between the hours Of and s. No repairs or
alterations In the building will he made while the Nu
>eum Is closed. Two weeks will be necessary. however
to clean up the rooms burish r"gd the frames OF the
pcture and place the numerous gifts in position Sew
u the gifts 70 the Museum are Of considerable value
and will be worthy additioos 20 gsileres. While the
door closed the 1876 paintings belonging George
Seney. which have been exhibition time. will be
removed from the gallery! preparatory their sale by
auction. Despe this loss, however the exhibition this
promises to tt excellent Con.ds bile pron
will he given 10 the architectural display There
Il wall spsce for loan paintings Owners Of me
,nsdern pictures who srs willing to loan them the M
for the exhibition requested 70 send word 70
George H. story curator Of the Department Of Painns<
before October H. 1t is hoped that many citizens will
comply With this request
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
THREE JCRORS SECrREU To TRY HGOTEGAL.

The examination Ot juror, went on slowly Fc>'c'
day in the trial Of DR.. Henry g. MIoncga accused oil
granddaughter by NAL prar'cr District A''"r:ev fr'
lows and his assistant Cunning B"iirrd examined
the Juror. for the prosecution and cAA-s"nihVmA'i
James Oliver did the questioning for Or N''"n"Gii
Only twenty member, 81 tho jury panrl w"i" "\tmrd
Half OF tho number were excused under thc Court "'
Appeal, decision IN the Mcpuadc CAS-" by which, q
Juror !, Ineligible who has read rubil>hd report "'
evidence in given ct,e and has formed al "ihinh A.
the dcfcndlnt guilt or Innocence founded Ola ne
reading The three jurors accepted were pl'irlrh
Wuchrmann. a grocer Of SO. :; Winthrop Place '"'
INNS T. EOyar of 40. 90 West one hundred and tiry
fourtil->t 4 merchant al ~. III Warren ST. and Man
: Eolinan, II no :.;3 West one lnndNl and iwcnH
ninth st. i habcrda her ii 80 II West Twenty third
ST. several Jurors were excused from examination ~"
cause today J. the la, of A;On"mcni. Jc" I>h ~
day Before the court ad Onr'l"d the larse jury w'
from the County, Clerks oihrc wa placed on thr
Judges bench and new panel Of 100 Jurors was drawn
t<,dxy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
rBgTR NODEST LITTLE LUNCH.

From Tho Yittsbmrg Dispatch
ZONES and smith happened TO meet at the same table
Ia q restaurant. $780,, ,. - bod lance
DO you dine Ut this place often askea .onxs IN
unite Often said smith. " II is nonorAtc III
price. at least for dishes the cooking OK
r. i. nretty we'll patronZcd. too. observed Jones.
" A cod many merchants and Board VI TRADE men
come here for their meals .,,
:" Yes What are you gong to Orlet ,,.. -,
think IN take porterlou-c ,tcar' n"'' nn y,
elaret and pudding OF , dimmer "'""
that. a fact. We've got to- curb our appcuu,'o,'
I'm rons TO try veal outlet. Dreaded le" 90
-, o9Wciet souiile and "a pint Of porter. ! 'sht ~
" -, ""v.nty. Gye cents or Sl for mere lunch.
That's about the hyarr for me- . now That table
a.; 'h. rorncr Is about to order. I'd have something
worth talking about - u,,o.. TuhbIc, /,
You bet. What do you suppose i"""e' -
worth :" ,,,, and h,n,
the CORNER uhere the millionaire. with the Dill OF mre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
DIED..

TrRNER-On Monday september 2 afHr of'ei ~ ~:
nsse, Ella Smythc. wife OF Charles W. Turn"F' in Ne
33d ~ her age. -. ,. IN,
last s3d.st on "Wednesday 24th inst, afternoon. AZ
o'clock.
Please omit flowers
wIGGIN- suddenly, At Northwoo d y. H.. on MONDAY.
sept .mler 20. Henry r. wieein, OF Orange ~ J.' 10
his 18th year.
Notice VI funeral hereafter.
whereas II has l,ased the Almighty IN HIS sii.wiH
pro, idence to call much beloved employer MANI
milan FleiscDnann. " his final rest. and .~ -.
Whereas. We feel that In this have been oereIs no
employer. but Of loving fricnd, wnoss genin
ets kindness rndfaTed him 70 us whose er comr.0e
won our utmost confidence, and whose charity Won oa
love. and ..., A.. - .,..,, - n.... al.
erlef and boar testimony Of esteem 70 those relass
who lose IN him most dear and TO that communIsy
which In him wholcsoulco ousiness MSn ahd oee
factor; BE- II hereby . , .. 4. A.. -
,c>Hsd family our sincere aud HEARTFELT sympathy; sns
0' Resolved That these preamble. and rcsous,onss
CODY pe p"''''"'" y" VIZ H. j. KALTENBACH.
'it'' J. BENNISGFH yr.
JACOB, z. BATTER.
Committee.
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BANK OFFICIALS DECEIVED.
THEY DID NOT INVESTIGATE THE ROGCEt
REFERENCES.
mis- DEPOSIT ACCEPTED, THE NAN sTAKTED

his DEPOSIT ACCEPTED, THE NAN sTAKTED
OFT swISpLING RIGHT AND LEFT
An aHable young man. who said that he was
william +. Maltby called at the Sixth NafionaI bshK
A few DAYS ago and told George y. PSncoast, the as
stant cashier that he would like 10 open al account
The bank asked for references. and Mr.. Malthy
said that Mr. Meade, a plumber. OF sxth-ave.
and Fifticthst. was au old friend OF his ana
he would 20 for him IL the bank would be satished'
Mr.. Meade is one Of tho oldeA depostors at the
bank. and Mr. Matby appeared to the bank OFFICIALS
10 be honest that he was acreptrd a.
deposition without further inquiry. He han led the
asher check for ~ 800 signed by MIS- g. DONOVAN
Of No $50 bIudi,On ave. and Endorsed ~ Mr. Aatby.
and received u pAs. book showing a credit for this
amount. Mr. Matby laid on leaving the bank that
hr intended open large millinery establishment III
conjunction with Mrs.. Donovan in u f"w days.
Mr. Malthy went into active business Immediately
lie called upon Mcrwn. IIurhurt Il CO.. No 81 west
Twenty third st. and bought three expensive evoveS
giving check on the sixth National Bank. Then he
". lkrd down broadway and dropped in at Glnth &
| Coylc> costumcrs. No. 80 Fast TIIrteeh,h'f. ana
bought several sets Of false wh'ker' Continuing on
downtown he called upon Caspcrncld Cleveland. at
80 IA BOwcry. Nose, JaroDnS. salesman. III
duccd him. after much persuasion. To buy ~atr'
and diamond ring worth $50. and Mr.. Maltby said
that he would have to settle with check Ill" che'R
refused at ir>t. bui Nr Mainly shO"en ITS Dooh
with %l,jJO on the right side. and the check was &C
ceptcd.
All the checks that Mr. Maltby had given were de
posted and all marked WORTHLESS, at the sixth Ma
| iional Bank. Investigation at the second Nsfl0ha
| Bank upon which the check Of Mrs Donovan had beer
drawn. showed that the signature ~ae "a forgery Mrs
Donovan has an account at this bank. but she knew
nothing about Mr. Maby. Ca>per;iod d cleveland
reported the ,wndling to Irspccto. Byrnes. and Dc
tecvc, Valley and Eyanoc were sent To look for h'
| thcf From the description of the swind"r and M
method Of working. the detectives believe he wa. VIII
lam t. Clarke who Wa, recently discharged from th'
Elmira Rcfrrna'"y. They arrested Clarke and he wa
Identified yesterday BY several persons |hom ne il%
,windcd and will lie taken 10 Jefferson Market Poic
| Court This morning $4,000
Clarke has several aliases. among them being VIII
| isni," colt" and Woodruff" lie ruf daslIn,
figure nj Newport Lieutenant colt and passed sever.
! hDg1i, checks He was sent 10 the ElmiIa Refcrma
tory for forgery and got out abont year ago. lie d
charged with forgery In tn" first degree, and II con
| victed he can be sent TO prison for life.
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THE UORCESTEH MrSIc ITSlI' A..
,,>riErs OF TIL. FIRST uAr iAh:' All fi''>
pEg,tk fA~tIN.

PFR't$ -fN>'N
Vo,c-,t-r Ma. >',' - 'sp"''"' y" ,""'
- rI ,i,,u,, h..i,al ~ tie Worcester '"''hN ""'""
,.,r,,n,, op.n"d ~ N''han"' Il'h 'hl' a''''''"'"'
rt. morning va, .i,rn NJ To- I"l"a'sl> ~ >'"''''
r,h.,,. and ,h"i,... Ir latter. wh"h / '"nip'''d
-. ,.,,., SINGERS T.. cite. in"N rrui"d upon "a"
.. ,h. seat, ri.ir. "a amihithratic form haii way
T., Pa. ceiling. III" huAi'ial 'n''">' :" '"' ',""'
,s a,adv ASSURED nearly every '"a' III INC nan "''"
,ld =, the purcla-cr- 90 '"a,"n '""e'> " usual
,,rI l.tra,n 81 b".,o j. '"'in't"' an" t'' "''"'>"
-, ,,,, Two pieces I. composed for III" most part OF
.,,,.r> of the I.".on symphony "rth'-tt
The Afternoon. given up I" ~ organ ~" ''''' III
,h ,.I,ru,c EG,!, III chicago. VITA ia" a'~'''ah''
NJ ,h. bard PLAYED the "fahtai-" if'mrA'c' Nv
r,u.,,, with which he opened the NE ago No"'''""'
f., ucccmhcr. II VAS the >"'"' I"r''f'"'"' W w"
,r, =, TIN, country Mr. Eddy other ni'nhrrs w'r'
,. . v.rchc rnnehrr FL chant Serapli'l'ir' p' '"'
.u, and the yavottc IN + major BY Martini brace "i
,y r,.,c. a romsnza IN u major by II. W. Psrker'
and . tocrs,. IA - minor hy Eng"n" "lsout. AIN
yay,a,l,u. And finale from theme by Ihie!e'
RI. cr,t disappointment, Of the festival occurred "
the afternoon concert. Master f"rh"'"' INV WV "
nrano Of the Church al the Inc aihatoh' AZ ""'"' "
: I who wss euragcd to sing the Youth III " hhI"n
-. ho,., for a colo but he wa, III aah DID not come
M. mar. nm the p,osran,nr hlI"d BY 'arl p""'
,d N.. NuN Howe Tho former sang lm>'S
Beto,,n Love song" and MI How" owe" i'
Land SIR Dnnt also sans w" 4" hn"'n>'e" ~
The concert to night wn> gre" su''c',. , .',
,r, ,roud.d The first part WI gwen up !" 'c''
,,ou. fr,n Ilandrl'> oIatoiiO " Israel III fRNP'' az"
,r IA. .c,,ud p.ri tAdr's charming little 'ah'a'"
The Ell King. Daughter" VA, gwen III iu'' ~"
charm, work IN tae oiTtorla "as the Ha'"r" VI NV
c,u,rr Never ha> the great choir acquire" ">'i' -
oil I'm ,hr p.un. concert. II was SIMPLY h'. ,,
49,, r,.,i ,Lor,,r, And the children OF l'ra'.
,chcd. and He gave diem han, '',,n,
rh"r. .,,c nvc .nlosts ~ tir "rA'or'o ,'o' "ai'
IT,, ,;eucya Johi.onr Ii>h"p soprano Mi> n'ian
iirrou indrr>on contran: It"rLcr' johns u, 'c'i;
Ind ,',r.nrc HAY and Ivan Moi''w-h' DID. ,, .M
omitted themselves crs1ahN the TWO o'N> VI NH
Jurf The Lord Is Man Of War m.nn. !, , T,
Wv" "i Il n,,or I'm the Fri king'> Daughter "h"h.
l,y The wav WAS given lt' hi't pcfi"rnlan'r q, ="
Worcester festival. the choir repeated ~ ra.m,o a "
,.. the lighter ,hoI~r> b~ine rendered WIN rh.c
nr,, ,ln and with graceful m'siul'"n. NE '",3 ,n
Oar. Wi. Johu,tnnr bishop. >opr"n" Mt. i.iu
n,,e r,ntr,ltn and e.. f. Hay, hasso The lTih'ip',
number t. morrow All 'rn""n VIII lie ,hf VI, III
n"rf,,,1nsuce Of >chumann'> nth SyinphoN W .i IN;
1'hrrc will also he vinonr"o >"'t u! 'h."' ,..
and vocal selections 10y Henry beaumont anu 80
,.cInc,,,ur De Yer. In the evening sullivan "o'uo"
Legend VIII be given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
RrDoLpH ARoysoy on THE WITNESS STAND

The examination in the Of Alexander e. Lasscn
AID Daniel G. Demeritt, publishers "f 1.-THE Daily
Financial News" vino charged by Rudolph Aronson,
manager of the Casino with libel was continued y"s
,e,dsy at the Tombs Police Court. ThoInss f. Grady.
who appeared for the defence. asked for an adjor7
ment, on the ground that h. had just come into the
,ase David Levcntrit, for the plaintiff opposed tie
motion and Justice smith decided that the must
20 Oh Rudolph Aronson resumed the witness stand.
After many questions by Mr. Grady. by which h"
sought to Induce Mr.. Aronson tn admit that tho stocK
holders Of The York Concert Company had not I've
ceived their portion OF profits and that the Casino ana
is companies were run for Mr. Aronsoas own Gnc,t
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