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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-11
graces, Monsieur. WergeRen Sic mid
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graces, Monsieur. Werget1en Ste MID
nidt gang!
@r perneigts iid Dor ibr, obne etmas
au erwibern, CLARA entging es aber nidt,
baB er psrlegen mar unb ibr baftig feis
neH Qrm bot, um lis binaus3uiiibren.
Sic felbit tue6felts fein Nbf1iebstport
nit bem Wd5den. 6as dG i6ou wieber
abgemenbet botts unb ieinem @alar ent.
gegeniab, eiaem langen, frdftis gebau.
ten Wsnfben, ber nit 3ornfuntelnoen
Mugen uno getniffsner aippe ii6 ebsn
gu ibrem Slide burhbrdngte.
Oas anbere paar iu1te Itumm ben
Nusgang 5u gelpinnen. @rii unter ber
3bir itano ber iuHge Wtann pl3sli9
Hill unb mart einsn Bid in ben Gool
5urfd.
Was BAIT 5us ffagte Glara nit ers
regter 5iilnme.
. ni6ts. Wfir fdlt nur elm, baB bu
6eine IpfelIinen berseKen baft. SOIL i'd
fie Bit bolen2
@laubif bu, taB i'd etmas anrlbren
Diirbe, mas aus bieiem 6aale tommt?
Sd tpiirbe beufen' bic Irii1te |eien bers
giftet, ba fie 70 lanae in biefer 2uft ges
iegen baben!
i6ortfctuns folat)
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9ie Wat.umalitGten im Der 8ebDlfe.
rnug Set Der. Staaten,

Das iiatiliiI9e Bureau ber Ser. 5taas
ten bat biefer Sage einen 8anb berauss
9egeben, entbaltenb unter Mnberem
qnsaben iiber bic ginpanberung In BEN
Sabren 1920 big 1888. Dielelben ers
geben bic folgenben intereKanten Rtz
iultate:
Sn ber periobe bon 1820-1854
paltet, ben 3eitberbdltnifen entIpr,z
denb, bic ginlpanberung Der SrIdnber
bor. IS mar bic 3eit bes Qsitators
O'GonneD. Su 1884 ma6te Bic Gin.
wanOerung aug Srlanb einen Sprung
bon 5000 i'm 8otiabre auf 10000.
1912, our 3eit ber 3uriidnabme beg
n@Oru 2lct" uno Der fdperiten 9unz
g..snoiD, fieg bieie 3abl auf 81 900
uno blieb i'm WaGien in Der &sibens
folge b. Notbiabre Big nui 151 900 in
1S47, $4,000 in 1913, 100000 in
1849, $4,000 in 1850 uub 221 900 in
1851, Die b69ite GIutbmarte Der grobeu
Menibentpele bon Der sranen Sniel.
0or 1882 famen Die Deuti1en IN
3ablen bon 1900 big 1000 idbrli9.
gber in let m Sabre, Der 3eit Der Ser.
foIgungen Der Srdger bes i6pararotbz
golbenen Baniers nit ben 8uri6ens
f6al.en in cer 0orberreibe, unb Der g
riobe nod Der Qntunft GarI s5ollen's
itiea bic 3abl auf 10000, puds b'S
1889 auf 21,0C0, unb bann itetig auf
$4,000, 10000 unb 10000 per Sahr.
Sas SreibiaDr nit bem Sturm uno
Srang, ben Gerfesl unb gyiIea-1S48
- tpar gefom Il il, unb 1852, aIs bic
yBagnabigungen" bic WanberIreibsit
ben gingefperrten 5uridgaben, famcn
l45, 1000, bic esite grobe Mrm ber '48er
unb '49er, nit eiueli Na6ftrom BON
215,O00 in 1854. 9is b66fe 9o9Futb
beutf6er @inmanberuEg brat1te oas
Sabr 1881 nit 249, 572.
Die 5fanbinabier singen in groBerer
Gnaabl erit gu S6iffe in 1S43, in
tDel6em Sabre 1,748 famen. Damn
blieb bic 0uri6ni.ts'abl Der anfoms
menben blnnben Nor-, ,lanOsf6bne unb
566ter $500 big 1866, ND fe f9 Der.
ooppelte uno nun nuds big 1882 auf
$3.50.
gbineien famen Bis 1854 nur in ers
wtnibter Wenicfeit, bann aber, anges
aogen burd bic 5olbgeididten bon Ga.
lifornien, in einem ertsn groben
59uarm orn 13, leo; bierna1 in Sen.
bungen bon 1900 per ss,abr, big ID.
men, ua6bem in 1882 1854 ein9e.'
ltr6mt, ber beiliame 9lmm beg @eIebes
entgegen gemorfen wurbe. St tpirfte;
benn f6sn i'm Sabre oa,auf tamen nur
38l uno leitber, fopeit beritbtet uno Elm.
getragen, nur gan5 8erein3elte.
Oie Staliener tuaren 10 gut tuie gan3
fortseblieben big 1886. po bic 2odunz
gen ber gini6epper billiger Qtrbsit be.
gannen, iobaB tiber 1( 30 famea. Yon
Sabr 8u Sahr eritartte Der 3u3ug uno
bra9te AZ ,724 in 1888. Ser ungarild.
ilobatiiden @iumanberuns, tpie Der aug
anberen 2dnbetn, bic nicbt gr6Bere
Wonen fanbten, gebenft Der 9eridt
ni1r i'm gefonoereu, giebt uns aber
gum SdluB bic bemertensmertbe 3bats
Jade, baB aug aQen 2dnbern Der groe
in ben Sabten bon 1920 bis 1883
10.465, ,476 Meni6en nod ben Ser.
Staaten einponberten.
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Wenn olle Opiate ibre Wirtuna Der.

Wenn oQe Spiate ibre Wirtung Der.
febleu, oanr betfute man Samaritan
Nervine. Sc furirt ii6er ale Nerpsn.
2eioen.
leber 9ltbem lit Die 6olge BON un.
bcrbauli6feit. Wtan gebrau9e bngegen
Samaritan Nel yine. IS beieitigt fos
Tort bic ll,iahe. Sci allen Wootbefsrn
Iiir $3.50, ober 4 ,ir $5.
6at mid bon Gbspspfe eebeilt.
s b tOnnte gti6ts efen, pbue baB llebel.
teit erfolste. sd mar benz 0ungerz
tobe nabe. <9. Wstins, Union
@itp, 3enn.
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9}eroounenen gpinter mo

0erganqenen Dinter mar Mr. 8.
s. Gintabe, Solicitor Der llniteb States
@rpreB COMPANY in Des Dfoines, Sopa,
iebr ourd Grotbeulea geplaet. Das
9lnfbmelen un5 bas bsfiige SieGen
ieiner 6!iBe mar isbr uanngsuebm. gr
ber'u6te Deu1ieOene Wtiitel, obne
NuBen, taufte oann aber glldli6erneiie
elne Glafte bon .gbamberlain's pain
Balm. Ut fagt, CT wanbte ben BAL
lam nur breimal an, banu purben feline
JaBe 9eiuab; 8eidpulft uno ite6ember
Sdmer3 IieBen nod. Gum 8ertauf Bel
u. eobn & 60, 8. 2aIteper 6 Sobn
unb in ellen 9lpotbefen.
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Cute Weroauuna.

Da5 TT epaS, pas 9eber babeH muB, wenu er ieiuC
eebens frpb ieu nil. IauieRhe ia6en eS tdSIi9 unr
erben, neil ie eS nht hneen Iauienee ron Douars
peroen in ber Spfuurs seepfert, nteeS ebe 3u teets
tiseH uHb BOD eett eS elm Mtttel easeseu. gBr saz
rautTeu, eab electric 8er5, mad Bcrlfrtft unb bins
reidenp ause qebraudt, cine CUTE 0erbauuu9 Idafieu
uno ha5 uebe. her lneeroaulib felt beeiti9en pirr
gBir empfeblen electric 8erS fur DpSpepIia unb aas
8rou ibeten Der Seter, hes MagenS une ber Gieren.
2Birp u 80 @t5 uue 81 tte 8ate IN her apptbefe
Dretb, Ibpmpion d Sc. per fault.
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saeyr q H;(liuo ner o,h,k.

: 0err 8. Billing, Der Snbaber bes
fdwuagbaften s9ubmaaren., 6dub.
maderLteniil.ers un6 2eosrgeiddfts an
Der Wef Commerce StraBe, lit iebt bas
ran, feline bisberigen uebeHeinanoers
liesenben 3lpei Sdbsn 3u einem ein3igen
nrnBen gofal umuugeiinlten, um ben
dHforberungen ieiner groBen 9unbz
r6a,i gere1t sn perSen.
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Gie 5brad,e 1T foum mdd,tia oe=

Ute SPtuegr TT LuUHl NIuu9IlB Bt-
mug, I'm meine gemunberung iiber g.,
Site bon GbamberIains 0uitensMeb
ain ausaubrhden. Sic ift bas bef
9eilmittal ftir 9rdmpfe unb &eudbu.
ten. bas id ie angemanbt babe. Wdbs
renb Der lebten a6t3ebn Sabre babe i'd
fat alle bic befannten 9uftensM Mebi3inen
probirt, bic i'm Marfte iinb, aber i'd iage
nit 8ersniigen. baB nGbamberlain' 8
Cough NemebD" Die bette BON MlIen iii.
s mas &bobes, Bakersfield,
Californian. gu oe,faufen BEL st..
Gobk & Co., 5. 9alteDer & 5obn unb
in aaen apotbefen.
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9as 3etfr1fe abe. .itals

in WObe foulmen, 1T m5glid, gefdiebt
aber bOffentIi6 nidt. 9ie umgenaI.
tung, tpel6e iene MoOe bon 9rinolinen
ipieber nit fid bringen lpirb. foGte auf
unbeifimmte 3eii binaussefdoben iein.
umgeffaltunaeu in bem Befinben bon
Sauienben bon Grauen i'm sauaen Gan.
be baben ipdbrenb Der lebten menigen
Sabre ifattgefunbeu. Bleide, bagere
uab mutblofe idauen Iebbaft unb ges
fnnb aus. Das @ebeimniea DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, nell
DIES alle ieKe 6ronifden rS9pd9e3us
ttdnoe" unb qudlenben 2eiben beilt, bic
Grauen eigentbimli9 finb.
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7u U;ehros Weoros murhs r

- Su pieOrns Negras muroe Der
patti bel ibrer 0nr6reife cine Se.enabe
gebraGt bon merfanilden Mulitanten.
Sn 3urreon, Welifo, ND ber 3ug an
4benb aubielt, mar Der Giinftlsrin au
gbreu Elm 8all nit Banquet arrangirt
tporoen. moran bic ganse @eiellIdaft
bon 1856 perionen tbeiluabm.
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49, Wfan ipart 1000 beim Ginfauf
BON M6beln, 8orbdnsen, Spieltuaa'
rem &C., tpenn man aus ber @Dncursz
Mafs Der friibern 6irma u ut I &
Sc mi tt (Solebab Strabe, 3tuiiden
Commerce. unb 5ouftonltr.) eintauft.
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Snd!ems 0lrnica=esalbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der sSelt fur S6niite
Quetldunsen, @ef6piire. 6isber- unb Saut.
antfGlas, 6leGte, geiprunsene 9dnoe, Grpii'
bculen unb alIe Sauttrantbeiten turirt ad.
morrboiocn ooer feline Sesablune. @nlIi9e
Satlsfadion 9arantirt ober bas G5eib mirh
,ui Iderffattet, 25 Gents bic SdabisI 3unl
Serfau' III alien apctbefcu. Dreif, &tomp'
ion C y T., SSholefaIe.
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a1~ gs III cine Sbatiade. oaB uns
fere neue Apotbeteriirma. Sips e
. tlbertboru, nit bem Mnfertigen
bon Gecepten iebr bsi1dftigt 1T, mas
ierer &eellittt uuo @emiienbafiigteit
au3ulhreiben 1T.
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= Sn 9ouiion bat bic 16idbrige
Bauline Wteper gesen ibren 8ater 81
cob Meper bic 2tutIase auf ytotb3u6t er,
boben.
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DIR. Pierce's Pellets = milbe abFiibs
renb ober braifiT6 ,pirfeno, je nod ber
Sofis. Is Gents.
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Sic
WOdentlide 6reie Yreiic flir geras
eri9eint
ieoen Donnerfag
unb foitet
$3.50 fit baS Sabr poer $1.25 fir
6 Wpnate In Vuransbesablnma.
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Die
sdslide 6reie Yreiie fiir Seras
eri9eint
mit AusnaGme oes Sonnlags
unb foitet
$1,000 fir oaS Sabr nscr $3.50
fir 5 Wunate.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
The Carnegie Course.

TIE most important event of the week is the
openiu. on Tuesday evening, at Carnegie Hall,
Alegheny, Of Messrs Henricks & Webster's
exceedingly promising Star Course" The
Irst attraction Is Vladimir de Pachman, the
remarkable Chopin player, who made such an
unusual impression upon all classes Of hearers
on his first appearance here last spring. Mr., de
PacLm2n viii this time, as before, coDfne him.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

have an air of novelty, too-besides the adyen-
titious notoriety lately bestowed, upon it. That
immensely popular soprano. Miss Clementina
DeNere, of New York, will be the VOCALIST at
this opening concert of the series.
Mr.. W. T. BEST, greatest of English or
ganiSts, will in all likelihood be heard at the
big organ in Carnegie Hall, Allegheny, soon
after the holidays. Following the hint given in
this column some weeks ago, Messrs. Henrlcks
d Webster entered into correspondence with
Mr.. Bests agent in San Francisco, and last
Wednesday telegraphed their acceptance or
his terms. Dir. Best is now expected to arrive
at the Golden Gate in the latter part OF this
month, coming from Sydney, n. s. W., where
organ in the Town Hall. This is good news,
indeed.
THOUGH the Poco-a-Poco Orchestra which
had Mrs. DR.. ]. s. Walters for directress. has
succumbed to the tooth of Time and the lack
OF convenient concert hall, our community
is not to be utterly bereft of feminine presence
at the conductors stand. Mrs. Adah ):
THOMAS, the wel-known soprano has accepted
the conductress-ship" of the Homewood
Musical Club, taking up the baton formerly
swung by Mr.. G. II. Broadbcrry. The chorus,
to the number of 80 or 40, held its hrst re-
hearsal under the new regime last Ihursday
evening, and will continue to meet weekly
No definite plans for concert appearance nave
been adopted as yet.
THE Dallas (Tex) Times Herald prints an
account OF the pleasant manner In Wh1ch band
master F. n. Innes celebrated his birthday in
that city few days ago At the close of the
concert profusion of eaTables and drinkables
was supplied by Mr.. Innes to his gallant corps
OF players, who responded (when the goose
hung high euough) with q Dolyglot chorus of
"Hoch Leben" and For He's Jolly, Good
Fellow" Here's a tip for Mr.. Gilmore, when
he brings his band here this month. Let him
surprise his men after the matinee by setting
up" for them. the big Thanksgiving dinner due
that day, ard see how quickly they will forget
the late unpleasantness at ST. Louis and how
mach better they will play the evenings pro-
gramme.
MUCH interest is manifested over the river in
the benefit concert for the Southside Hospital,
to be given in Odd Fellows Hall next Thurs
day evening. The long and interesting pro-
gramme, in the arrangement of which MIR. ].
Boyd Duff has been chiefly instrumental, dis
plays such strong attractions as Mrs. W. B.
Wolfe and Miss Jennie Evans, soprano; Miss
Mary Bankard, contralto; Mr.. Duff, tenor; Mr..
John A. Strouss, bass; Miss Mamie Renck, vIo-
l1niSt; Mr. James A. RMcGarey. elocutionist,
and the Gernert Orchestra. The selections
chosen are of a high class and pleasing char
acter. 1t seems as though self interest and the
good cause should combine to draw very
large audience for this promising entertain
ment.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
ANTHONY MEYER.

Csuccessor TO Meyer, Arnold & Co.. Lim.,)
UNDERTAKEN AND EMBALMER.
Office and residence, 1l34 Penn avenue. Tele-
pnone connection. myll-l40-MwFSu
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FIRST AND THIRD GENERATION.

GOOD WORK. LIKE BLOOD. WILL TELL, A9
ILLUSTRATED BELOW. Mrs. PERRY, ,GRATEs
Full FOR RELIEF AFFORDED HER BY DR..
BYEES THREE YEARS AGO. SENDS HEB
GRANDDAUGHTER To HIM WITH LIKE RE-
suit.
Miss Maggie Jones is 4 granddaughter OF
Mrs. Perry and makes her home with that
relative at corner of Ann and MouItrIe streets.
The remarkable success DIR. Byers had in
treating the latter for Catarrh and nasal
pOlypn three years ago (5he still remaining
well, although far advanced in years) induced
her to send her granddaughter to him. Miss
Jones trouble was confined to her head and
stomach. Pain over the ewes, ringing IN rhe
ears. nostrlls stopped up. first one side, then
the other, constant headache and dizziness and
always hawking and splitting. She had bad
taste every mOruiug, coated tongue and dis
taste for food. What iit.le she did eat fer
mented in the stomach, causing blOated feel
ing, with palpitatiOn of the heart and rfftin0
up of sour matter. In this condition she was
losing flesh and strength rapidly, and it was
ally question of a short time when she would
have been beyond help.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

Miss Jcnes' picture, as above, juse taken,
shows a young lady in possession Of perfect
health. and she saws: AFTER course of treat
ment running through four months, never
felt better in my life. All The distressing
SYMPTOMS have left me- and can eat, sleep
and enjoy life To It's fullest extent / feel very
grateful to DR.. Byers for his patience and care,
for was very weak when l first went to him."
DO NOT BE DECEIVED.
Avoid all doctors who advertise ''medicina
free" for this Is only bait thrown out to draw
vou INTO then Office. Once there, you are told
that your treatment viii cost SO much, but
medicines are furnished free. DR.. Byers does
lost as he adVtrtises, furnishes both treatment
and medicine for S5 month. and it Is because
of his always keeping faith with the public that
his practice is constantly increasing. October
shows the largest months bu sness he has ever
done, and he has over 3O0patients under trea'
ment for catarrh alone at the present T.
Office No. 42lPenn avenue
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

self to Chopin's works, choosing-accOrding to
the praiseworthy tbematic programme issued
the following: /. Polonaise-Eantasie, op. 81,
A Fat; 2. Three Preudes, op. q, the one III
triplel~ Z fiat, and Nos. 16 and g. in fiat minor
and A minor. respectively; 8. Allegro de Con
). Impromptu. op. sc, f sharp; 6. Mazourka op.
SO. No. 3, F sharp minnr; :. Valse, or. Ga, No.8
fiat; s. Fantasia. OF. 49, f minor; g. Polonaise.
on. 40, A major; TO- Twoetudes, op. TO- NO !, =
sharp minor and OF. Is, No. 9. G fat. Teachers
and students will not forget the managers otfer
of half rates for tickets to this course, ana
those attending Tuesday evening may lind 1t
profitable to bring their Chopins and listen TO
Pachman book in hand. Judging by last
springs ovation, all music lovers, whether
students of the art or not, will be sure OF
heartily enjoying these mastery interpretatons
of the works of the ''poet of the pianoforte.
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WHAT IS THE LOSS OF ONE IS THE GAIN OF ANOTHER

1t was a lucky chance when we ran across
lot Of Imported Ladies' Jackets this week that
the importer desired to close. out at an enor-
nous sacrifice We embraced the opportunity,
and, in turn, will offer to the Ladies of Pitts
burg some of the finest Imported Jackets and
Refers ever shown in this city at even less
price than they could purchase inferior, or
dinary goods for. They will be shown for the
first time tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
That they will make stir and noise in the
trade we know We also desire to say that
we will place no restrictions on their SALE
They are for sale, and we will sell them to
dealers just as we'll as to private consumers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
Cldcago's Great Orchestra.

t-I'a-o'~ enterprise seems now in a fair way
a. ace mpll-a waat New Workers have long
been r8.hlnE about namely, the formation of a
complete permanent orchestra-like the BOs-
-0H Nymph0ny-vnGer the direction of Mr.
Theodore Thomas. the d0Uen of Americas con.
auetgrs. Mr.. G.. y. Fay Of Chicago. brother
.n-'aw ur Mr.. Thomas went to New York on
trar-oaT 60 .Wpl-re arrangements whereby
fla Itltrr is 20 20 10 the Windy CITY under con-
i-.-"t Iur three years Is the conductor of the
best orchestra Die can get together. Fifty men
have gwen u guarantee Of 81 600 each per wear
90. hat purpose. which is understood to have
Ie -u Mr. Thomas requirement. BeinC inter.
H.-weI on the matter Mr.. Thomas Is reported
g.. have Sa1G:
'1iy position j. this: I have been consider
.u- -l.> ever since l gave up my orchestra
-au years ago. and have said that 1 would 90
10 any city, Chicago or any other, where they
would give me f-st-c.aSs orchestra which
hia.i piav under my direction alone not plav
Hece aad there. anu facilities with which /
could DO work on an artistic basis But must
He relieved from a.! cares Of business manage
uicu- or IiUanci0l responsibility for l do nor
"l-:l my atteltOu diverted from my woik by
these majueT~
50 while IT is not vet definitely settled. and
Tie contract mas not yet been signed, if they
oEeT Inc wAat "al't and think they will, l
..lll probably accept the Oller If go to Chi
Ca-6- there viii he q society Of some kind
formed 10 take charge Of the affairs of the
orchestra and relieve me of any business caro-
o shan get to-Cther the best orchestra posi-
bic IRON az parts Of lHc world, and the musi-
clans Wfll piav only UuuCg Iuy direction We
sEaii give concerts three or four times week
for eight mon. .Ls ~ tine year probably in the
Al forum. ami during tie other four months
we shall play IL other Western cities such as
Cincinnati. 81 Louis aud St. Paul, OF can
spend my vacation on farm ii wish,
In case / 20 go Chicago shall not leave here
until next TAI, for would not think Of break
ing my engagements with the Philharmonic
Societies in tbs city aud Brooklyn though l
could leave after tLe first concerts to-InoTrow
and next ~ee'.: but these societies are all that
Keep ms here
Lovers q music tie country over will rejoice
20 see Mr. IDomas again al the mead of a peT-
mAEenl orches' 'ra-this time under conditions
as 10 financial support and continuous work for
The players o1CiGsIvely under his own baton
such as have u0t hitherto been afforded to apy
conductor outside OF Boston.
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THE MUSIC WORLD.
Preparations Under WaY for May
Festival That WIZ Eclipse
All Former Efforts.
REHEARSALS BEGIN His MONTH.
Leading Society Women are Seconding
Nr. Retter With Fashionable and
Financial support.
REHEARSALS BEGIN His MONTH.
PACHEAN, TIE CHOPINIST, THIS WEEK
Theodore Thomas At Tire Head Of Permanent Sym
phO1y Orchestra at Chicago

Mr.. Carl Retter authorizes the formal an
nouuceInent this morning that a May Music
Festival viii be given next spring under his
direction.
The auspices under which Mr.. RetteI
again undertakes the Festival enterprise can
uot, aS ye. be published in detail. The general
statement may, however, be made that large
Snl influential committee Of patroLeSSes is
now being formed bv dozen or so leading
society women, who have taken hold enthu-
siasticalv 70 help provide for Mr.. Retter
the mora lyr fashionable support and tinan-
cial backing ina: his eminent services in the
past and tie magnitude of his present
plan SO we'll deserve. When the women
take hold this way, success is ioregone
conclusion.
The circular is already in print with
which 10 cali together the former Festival
chorus with other picked singers not under
such Obligations 10 the permanent chora1
clubs as would couh-ct with the work now
10 0e done. These circulars will be issued
this week, setting the first rehearsal for
Monday evening (Which Will be the regular
rehearsal nIghD. November q, in the
-'----> 80
Elghn street. Mr.. ketter expects 10 Iorm
a chorus OF from 500 TO 600 voices OF
Cualirv hatter j.auvtbinr. than tina. of the
- I-,-t7,-,l ol,.-,,s TI5,-;rCr ne t;r,o
- -; - - ;, ;-. -
-oL 70 ''l 'Ni iC-S'4 ~ A. ! tA"l,Sl % i,"h
-oI eL1 OvttvI IesA's IMAM were attaIheu De-
Aa.
Al q el1e'lal mee'tnG OF the Boaru OF DTec-
tors oI ne EXPOSITION Society Nr. ReJte: was
2Tai ttN the use Of Meoh1nica Han Tor an entire
week nrNt Man N WIleh hye evening concerts
ana two nllI.nsCs are TO he given. Tue precise
dates have uut vet been fixed.
Full PERMISSION was given to adapt the build
ing TO tie uses proposed. and Mr.. Eetter has
already ol.alucd contractors estimates
for this work Tne stage is to ne
located n tire eastern OF uppcT end
OF the Euitl:nr- upnt site the location
Il occuuiel at f.c Strauss concerts last
spring As then Il ted nm rbp nal seated well
up toward L..naE lrnfie. This time the seating
cGgacjtv MiG Ia somewhat. but NOT very much
!ess--ow5n- Chiefly. 10 tHe placing Of lOj roomy
boxes in a -ulrtIe within .le pillar line. of
tGa structure. Az the omen snace Is some L
feet wider -.ar in he laSIn building where
Jhe former FESTIVAL was Leld, there will be
more rCol.l for. arlaugin- the boxes and for The
parquet seals. A. the rear Of the boxes will
TIse ON a genie Slope tie huge dress circle well
back 10 the other eul Of the building There
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
FOR NERVOUSNESS
Use HOrsford's Acid PhOsDhafe.

DR.. W. C. Hanscome, Minneapolis, Minn.,
saws: 81 used it in a case of acute rheumatism.
during convalescence; tine particular symptoms
l wished TO relieve we're sleeplessness apd ner-
vousness, and the results were all l desired"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
Edi Strauss Farewell.

After the exhaustive reviews of the Strauss
concerts az te close Of last season. it IS scarce
y Deedfu. to enter into detailed criticism OF
the almost exactly similar entertainments
gwen oy ghG NleGre>e conductor al the begin
nluZ ~ thHiT present season.
Two large audiences greeted the Waltz
Kings BROTHER oa Fli&ay last, End. from the
close attention aud hearty applause 1t was evi-
leTI -aar everybody was wei pleased.
IEa p- o-raWmCs, when appeared IN fu last
sunday, were exactly Tie same that Mr.. Strauss
D = been presenting In other cities this fall
They were more exclusively than before made
up of she dance and other light music of the
.eEnrsa ami kindred schools, in which line
o1 work the 4e- clCrCies IN the makeup, of the
Strauss orchestra are less apparent. while the
peculiar proves OF the conductor mas fullest
sWay
A f7r as the bulk Of the programmes are
co#c. rnea. therefore, there is no reason why
-la critics saOnld NOS echo the evident verdict
.t -le people, thar he Strauss music and It's
-.A. interpreted 10y Eduard Strauss and his own
band. Is something unique and altogether en-
gsyAy.t.