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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-15
Boston stocks-CIosin< Prices.
HARD CASH.
Features Of the Monetary Situation Here
and in New York.

Features OF the Monetary Situation mere
and In New York.
The local monetary movement during the
week was of moderate proportions. Bank
exchanges ran almost even with those of the
previous week, showing a reliable, healthy
condition of trade not subject to dts and
starts. Every advanced position was held,
and t. Q stock of confidence, the basis Of all
material progress, was greatly enlarged.
1t was noticeable that merchants and
manufacturers were more urgent in their
calls for accommodations. This is signifl-
cant. 1t is settled that the big crops will
soon begin to react upon all lines of business,
and traders are strengthening their position
SO as to secure their share OF the benefits.
Hence the need Of more money. The holiday
trade promises to be very heavy, and prep
arations for it are on a large scale.
The Clearing House statement for the day
and week, with comparisons, is given below.
It will satisfy all but the unreasonable:
Saturdays exchanges. 101 81 "a
Exchanges for week. eek................. 13. 13 SO q
Balances for E week x,., s. y SSs Ss go go Ss S
Exchanges week of 1880. ls s7. l23 II
The New York bank statement was favor
able, as had been expected rom the influx
of gold from Europe and currency from the
West. Changes from the previous week are
thus indicated: Reserve, increase, S2,4n,e GOO;
loans. decrease, s., $40 700; specie, increase,
Loss 200; legal tenders increase, S407. leo; de-
pOsit-, increase, $93, ,2G0 circulation, decrease,
s53,e00: amount above legal requirement,
s9442, 64O
At New York yesterday money on call was
easy with no loans; closing offered at 81.
exchange quiet and steady at 81 S011 for 20
day bills, and 81 s3L for demand.
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Philade1phia Stocks.

CloGng quotations Of Philadelphia stocks, FUR
Aishsd hJ Whihcy stephsnson. brokaxA No. 81
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Bar Silver Quotations,

NEW York, Nov. H-ISpccroLl bar silver
srs'. q price for asI Silver, sissc per ounce.
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Open-t High-I Low-I
ing. est. est.
ARrICLEs,

rected By John N. Oakley Co.. IS Sixth strsst,
members Of the Chicago Board OF TRADE: =.
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wd "AF1 su'r1 '.Is'1so-movoy5H xors
wId ssArI splI1s.IsaISo-gu,vo~u u,,a
SuId IsAr1 sn,p1 SCI s.Isaro--ro7o-zvo,
ruId 1sAr1 sp,r1 s.Is1Iso-suovowuo, uo,a
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The total sales of stocks to-day were l45 332
shares. including: Atchison, 16, 295; Chicago
Cas- 772; Delaware, Lacknwanna and West
ern, s. 700: Delaware and Hudson, 100: Erie,
$3.50; Louisville and Nashville, 2l,950; Norths
ern Pacific, preferred, 60l0: Reading, Is, 40;
st. Paul, !,5o5; Union Pacific, $780,
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,hCNTAIE. OF WISCONSIN, KE-
gD0d~lkAtfNt
q s 4 q


n 81 n5sfa S0sIEEfy Court-Tn Probate.
II Ata-GauntWE ouat held in probate in and for the
iourIty Of said state at the Office of the
C16aiy Eclarfssn thScity of Kenosha, the thiFd
"a ofs SHEes AID. 58aR at two oclock p. M. Pes
4 Csc AnEhohJHAn WN6k. County Judge. ,:,~
Inthe matte Proof and Probate Of the last
Twill and tesla George II. Mari, late of Santa
barbara GaffabsniA Isl ,e3& :s..f
ii Whereas, An instrument in writing putporting to
Be the last viii and testament of George Fl: Mar,
late OF Santa Barbara, California, has BEEN filed in
this office and whereas, the said George H. Mar
lhad at the time of his deathestate within said Ke-
ncsha County TO be administered, and Whereas APP
/ oil ication hasbeen made by w. s. MAXWELL enc OF
the executors in said will named praying that the
said will be proven and adm tied to probate accord
ing the laws CT this sac.
Therefore, tits ordered that said application be
heard at the office of the County Judge, the Coun
tx Court Room in the city of Kenosha, in said coun
ty. at spec al term of said County Court to be
held in and for Said county, The I4th day of July
A. H. 1907 at 10 clock A. M, as soon hereat tel
as said matter can be hearts,
And il is further ordered that notice shall pc given
to all persons interested in said will, of the time and
place Of said hearing by public alton inthe Kenosha
I TELE GRAPg-Ce newspaper printed In said
city, for three successive weeks prior TO the time Of
such hearing. !
DatedsK enosha, thisa bird Say Of June A. d. 1891
+ . BY the Court. EI
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H. .FQ.+ Stl.G - 9fs .0:s; ~ a1.f4;f ,.
edFor Sale Gheap:- pony and cart and
harness. Also single flarnesssss Apply to:
AifH. Lance: - '>'es<l, ..a9aa u; NJ
-5stJ1-;I - .s@,},d - f1,:' :. .31a2 .g;. +
- Or. Evans; of Racine, will be in Keno
sha every Wednesday until: further notice:
Orders. left at 5starkweathers drug store
Leave your prescriptions at. Me1ville's
new drug store, They, will be accurately
and promptly filed. ;.s:r:y: =, d. b -: !.
Gofo Leach & Lambs ana buy one. Of
Torfey s Fameus Razors. Every one, is
warranted. i,s:.'2 ,..a*S:',.
:&shiloh's cough and Consumption cure is
sold by us on a. guarantees. 1t cures Con-
sumption. @ For!' safe. by G. H. Hurd,
rpggist. = ~ y ~ ~-.."i"' IS: ~
ii: At honse-cleaning? time use Hurd7's
Household sAmmon ia. - Very: strong at
low price stti..ia:i..' ~. ,..!!-s;a -.
: !. 81; .s,s.24 .~-sf.s >..s:!sy ~ 4:
For fine watch, clock and jewelrY re-
pairing, 60 to Weiskopf Bros, opposite
Grant House, s.4,i:. Ii. #
g LaMarsh, the.ofd relieble photographer
is still making cabinet photos, for three
dollars a dozen, ;s3s.2 ~ i. <
Leach & Lamb are again to the front
with the finest line of Perfumes ever seen
in 4Kenosha .ae y -.
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h.. =, { ='s %,,..,.- TeachstS Meeting

acME H4A, Ozanne, Mr.. Charles Flett
Misses VIC Carpenter, Addfe<>s FIJI ], ggF y
Eiley.Rerirfaa Ati1 Cook and Ma.
ME Nhink Qlr eaksdly order. tb By sa1ipt.
90 . HSeryip ,asa a. m 81 saturday
morning, June s, 81 at District Nos;
s0merss5 M .NNTaEretr Gould: Mr. Jos.
Gallagher and Mr.. J. Willard Bishop
being absent, it looked as though our
forenoon, would. not, be. very protitabIy
spent, but Mr.: ;Chas. Flett kindly conseln--
ted to conduct the exercise. in Physiology,
The NERVOUS System, During the hour,
he proved sto as that at lleast'one person
in the, room understood the subject. We
sthen adjourned. = fors dinner Meeting
called /. to order at. l2s45. Miss Gertrude
Cook gave us2a very interesting talk on
Orthepy, and presented to us. a very: SIM
pie and complete method of teaching It in
the common schools! Tho notarequireef
blythe course Of study, it seems that three
months could hot be- more. proitably
spent, than in the study of this branch.
Mr.. H. 6. Ozanne then very, ably COZ con
Quoted aneexercise ON the:J judicial Power
of the U. S. and sent some of rs home
with a desire to hunt up our Ctonstitu-
tons and go to work r-a Infnitives and
,participles next presented themselves. and
ourSupt. very. quickly and clearly dis
posed of them: they caused some little
discussion on the partof. the teachers, al
not being able. to. think alike We ad:
7iourned at 4i4Q O'Clock and all went home
feeling that the day had geen wellsspent'
q; 49, =: :, n,sE MINNIE G.. FINK, Sec.
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future defenders of the nations honor.
Tie dead need hS flowers lin the winaawx
less baface- ofAr1st.S- Your annual triM IS
though strewn upon the graves of h
.deaa, isiptepdeds i 10 yeeach the sensibi %
4ahd arSER The Ih4&spii gm Of the sh g 1
1Y1d6rr yfsit'fo this school Is exactly IN line
with the true meaning and spirit OF the
day. I'll tTis{ stretching sensitive lines OF
sympathy from the graves OF our heroic
dead to the hearts of our beloved children
over witch may Beltnapsmitted the noble
impulses of pafribtisIhithat once throbbecs
in the hearts that are still.
- Eaasliecss ssg@S Scholarship behaAf of
these 6ldNetGfans let me assure yoM 8a It
the flag jast presented isnOt lntenHse& Eg
serverthe purpose of an ornament; mere ly
to float from the flag staff on state occa-
sions, butean earnest everyday ads3ta llGts
of your education. Do not consid4I 1hls|
q grac6f}if ceremony to'round out SLEEK
ercises Of the day. Regard it rather as an
e4idencevof,~ northumberland on7tlfe
part of ~the old soldieps-that you should
Study jhe less9nsef' the-great war. It, is
an earnest. and ratfeetionate appeal TO
every child, whether native or FOREIGN
-boFn,- f0IeaFn the-heFofe -oFthe
Union and, to see to it that justieefjs done
til ne jJhtiFtnqpfY off, its~~brave asfdhdess,i
These men are not contenDVt9 gQ3spw WIN ~
,festerity'qts hirelings or adventalfsfs Na
men were ever draWn tQfht battle fielS}
by 9QbIsr motivess pstfio isHl as s sss|
@er mora pure or ham tfffat Ssfiielf
called them fton4:their happy homes. NO
shuffani %~Vo5ce. however elQqueats=.=ee r.
propegl yrpeytEaN their sui fe*lrss a6tFFsel +
s4pn bfR II NJ World fhat every boy and SGia1s
mighteeomnreheabwh hat they endured fQ o.
the flag the5 ibr1Kgyqu. }, |, vw
: History passes lightly pveessRes aIfQ I
RtailS fof Sayax. By {aid of %Ae~pFinseeR
page you catch faintlHthe stirring strains
of enrastjas Endfsd HoN> are ''dazzzzred by
pof3p%aRd1 B3ge2ntry~Ayodse e pictures of
sfsce 5sesn gaydg pfffor1ffs
ingsbranai1a~ h6&es; ySp hear the cheers
AZ >Y'q Tvt ~ o'I7t1 Poids
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~. ~. q ~ FL y For Sale. :. . ~
House and lot, on. .Pomeroy street.
for sale cheaps'v' GEO. S. BALDWIN. - 4:
For Sale.

!. Ladies who have been engaged in Go
work for the benefit of the church orfar
charity have hit upon:a novel ideAer
raising funds. Each member Of th4sR
Society binds herself: to contribute $lssaahas
she has earned herself; the money smay
not be taken from the store Of pin mSAeys
The stories of how the money was earned
are told at a general meeting, and the re-
suit is very interesting. sat aaF recent
meeting, held in Upper Sandusky;- one Of
the members told how she blacked her
husbands stove at the Office ten times for
10 cents each; another painted a chair
and another did fancy needle work, and
so on. The greatest financial turn, how
ever. was that of a woman whose shus-
band wanted some homemade, bread.
I'll give you so cents to make me some,
he said She went to work .aanda that
night it was before him on the ia bic. He
tasted it, and then cheerfuay gave her so
cents more not to make any again. :
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When in n i need of aanyttlh+i inl
clineyisit. .Melxille's,, Stock
pure and very complete .:

When in need. Of anything IN the drug
clineyisit @Melxilles,sy Stock is frashssa 9s
pure and very oompletei9 5sss9s9z
+T.1t. a<.ti ALL '..il::. :,t9t5 p
r: LADIES'. there.1s but:one place 6o~eqsjoy
1pa.rrttaakffng Of Soda and lice Caeam. and
that is Tie Fashion. !. . 80 IA @
Fine line of Dress Goods;SS4
piaidSS. i Refers and i iBi II u
Winegar's.. IL 7 LIZ s:aszs:.''1i4 II u Z,
Our Fruit Meiange;ee ice Cream is orig
inaL with us, delicious and wholesome
Try = 3fNooDwARD & CoNhET. -
u: - l.; Il =i:.5t. 80: -. a..
/: FoR" SALE: A very nice.-seightl room
cottage. Lot 5oxI32 feet. Small, pay ::
ments,., easy terms, see. E. T. Coe with
Dan3Head, g. Co, ai jars!.s :: - a.>:r~t
W 7. ! TEL woman to clean an Office
in TE1EeRARR COURIER building regu-
larFy-Please CALI Immediately at thif
Office. 80 e..
! Window Shades made to order az Mel
ville's. The largest stock in town to Sc
tlect from. All goods. boughty Gsm FAC
/ tory. II 4r II ss,.n - = : : :
viii. you: suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's1s VitaJizer is
guaranteed to cure you. Fol-, sale by
| G. H. Hurd, druggist. 4
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Na sSi.a:gi .; 5ass receive

r.. -, For SALE: 7 "a fine Mason and Ham1in
Organ; cost $500 VIII be sold cheap
Inquire: yat s4hiS ;oaiee aerof H. J. Ru-
dulph.7 33 =, = , ,7|,s,- !. ...**
The Educational Convention, TO, be held
at Toropt g. July 14,t6. II, will be an in
ternational1 event, of so much importance
that no teacher can afford to miss II.
This: is an axiom, Here's another The
Wabash is the great through-car line
from Chicago You cannot therefore,
afford to go any: other way: Trains leave
Chicago at 800 and 1O:3e P. M, daily !;
.<3 :..s.&: ia = .:. So "a, .2-w
r For,the Forepaugh Show to be held at
Milwaukee, June %. the c. M and ST..
p, Ry... viii sell excursion for fair and a
third: for the round trip with so cents
added: for admission Coupon.
-3.:S aT::3a rag = sz=s - -
s.:.:Go*t to F. Charles Binniger, Market
Square, for fineaGarriagesi Road CartsS
Hand -fnade Team and Buggy Harness,
Collars Brides; Saddles, Whips, Fly.
Nets. Trunks, satohelsg Tops. and Cush7
ions etc, :" ali, grades: demonstrating
and. Carriage. Trimming: : Repairing
promptly attended to- ~ ..i..... ~ =,
1852 D.. s49ss ~ CHAs. B1NN1eER.,5
n sasQrs3 *:s- sgo4t.t4c..S BIZ; hi 3a::.---
For the Northwest Turnfestto be held
at St. Paul. June goth to .23rd. the: GIN.
Asst. P, BY will sell excursion tickets, at
4 one fares for the round trip. Dates. Of
sale June / and Goth. Return Coupons
Sgeed~ srstiassss9se Oath. mr. = s.:.A
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Where are tf1e ftdcherS VINO wrought so.
faithfully - upon a. our dull intellects
he-ff Tiers and mothers. Of
glsSe arySspupils to whom this school
the apple 9ff:11tEle eye Where are
Ille5 5t1si14fess men Of That day who wore
ouTQ7eE. the absorbing prob
leIfssef Iil9tst and less s! What a harvest
the he5scS'the has gathered
is sss.sgsI Is on this memorial
axJf;eza bettsaicf70n. on them all and
fes3 Keep cir sHaefnory green.
l t sss Ss~fheSe were in 1S6T4
Il hg5sWaS was an: .tegl yy:apprehensipn; the
stIen ntterings 2SweTaeSS heard. sin the, dis
taMee s1fkeTethe warnings of an approach
The, dfyrnf and fife,c voiceless
FOR Years, broke the ff0Dg- silence and be-
came boiStelDts with martial airs. Pat
rtotfc~ men with @baanched faces and. sad
hearts hooked into the uncertain future.
When zseYentX ztfiNe Thousand men were
-caffed TO. arms: -What,a thrill ran through
the ton i! So ifgnora ntewere we Of war
that this seemed like a; prodigious host.
Unconscious. of the magnitude Of the APP
sproachfng Tstru ggie; -we fully believed that
Seventy fly es t1lfousa d men would, by their
Very pgeseiice$ sSilentd the incipient rebel
Hon. What adarm@Eand CONSERVATION
were Inspired when the. great North real
lied 9tsfa tai sdelusien and enlistments for
ahree. Years were authorised. The recot:
5lectlon1of. those days still seems like a
hi(feeus nig11tLnare$.% ~.
u Another .generatioR is now. upon the
5stage;Sto who1natfie. great rebellioni seems
practical az as far pemoved as the revoltf-
ton. 7'T he roar of5he ARTILLERY had. ceased
Before cthei9 ffeeta touched the shores of
time. = IS to- them only /,
Z ItSiseof supreme importance that these
fchildren-gef ansintelhgent understanding
Off theaeauses that led. to the great con
-tlic9; The questions settled by it; the fear-
fill 0utla y Of blood, treasure and tears ex-
pended that These might live in peace.
q Every estimate 0fNahFe4is necessarily in
.aflreilcetl by eohs1a eFasi6ns of cost. ,....,,
= Thefefore, lo9nraees, you. do wisely to
devote potion of this 'sacredAdayatost the
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Beware Of olntments io1 cassrth fafaaaSi

.saM Cos as9scontain Mercury, .,s .ggHs.s
a a. rd as sslH ceItainII d4sassy th
sense Of Smell and c5fn1p5ffs;3ely dsfahhge TIE
TWhele System when. entering it through
the mucousjs sprface$ SuGrl articles.
AbuId.lie'4t be used ! except 19g nxssssc
tiops. from reputable, physicians las the
damage ~fheys Milk do IS teif-sfoldto the.
-goocdd ~yqu ean possibly desiiye frem the nl:,
HATS dafarrh Cure, mahnufad3tdufIr3ed BY
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.st@f .A4tE@QRt3k DAY ADDRESS.

vtDs;;stesj5 "tB5y2 45a &. u Qusrs:3 Il MI i
t% &rG{ 81 @ ST @@%%au .z4 Ma'e'0' '0S'-~-f4>
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-06
A GOOD SIGN.
Lake Elsinore Irrigation Company s
Stock in Demand. rs

Lake Elsinore Irrigation Company s
Stock in Demand. rs
When great enterprise is brought to
public attention in the very locality in
which it is to be situated, and is there
successfully capitalized, it indicates un-
questionably two things: First, that the
undertaking is a thoroughly sound and
good one, and second, that money is in
that delightful condition called "easy."
The success OF the idea of the projectors
of the Lake Elsinore Irrigation company
in offering the stock for sale to investors
in this city is case in point. People
of small resources, as well as
capitalists, can at little or
no trouble make thorough personal
investigation into the merits of the COM
pany before putting in dollar. During
all last week the Office of General Man.
ager S. V. Landt, on the first floor of the
Wilson block, was crowded with people
who had satisfied themselves about the
enterprise and who subscribed for
stock. The present issue of 5000 shares
of fully paid-up stock at only $40 share
is almost gone; it will surely be ex-
hausted by the time the books close to-
morrow afternoon, and no more will be
issued at anywhere near so low a price.
The men at the head of the plan are of
high standing, known integrity, and un-
questioned ability; the enterprise can
be thoroughly investigated by any one,
the Investment is comparatively small,
and the returns should be very large.
What more can investors ask?
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-06
A Long Line of Doctors.

The numerous friends of DR.. Irving s..
Haynes in this region will be glad to
know that his name appears in the Off
cial announcement of the spring session
of the medical department of the Uni
versity of New York as demonstrator of
anatomy, and that he is engaged to de-
liver one lecture each week during the
spring course. DR.. Haynes comes right
fully by his aptitude for the medical pro-
fession. His father, DR.. Samuel Haynes,
of Saranac, needs no introduction to the
people of this section, having establish
ed good medical reputation many
years ago; his uncle, DIR. Thomas s.
Haynes, of Lacolle, has long been en-
gagged in the practice of medicine,
standing in the front ranks of his, pro-
fession in the province of Quebec; his
grandfather, the late DR.. Thomas
Haynes, practiced medicine successfully
in Swanton and Westford, VT, for over
forty years, and his great-great-grand-
father, DR.. Thomas Haynes, of Benning-
ton, was with General Amherst's army
at the reduction of Fort Ticonderoga in
the colonial French war of 1858, and q
synopsis memorandum Of that war by
"Dr. Thomas Haynes, Sen.," is now in
the possession of DIR. Samuel Haynes, oi
Saranac.-Plattsburg Republican.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-06
Forgot tho Wrong Thing.

A young woman got on the train at Pom
tiac with pug dog which showed consid-
cradle reluctance to travel.
"Don't lose Donp' shouted her friends
from the platform.
. The train was moving off, but more
goodbys were waited to the pug, who
snarled and showed the whites of his eyes,
and objected to going into the car.
But one passenger pulled him in at the
fore and another pushed on him aft, and
the young woman "dearied" and cooed
over him, and he was finally landed, sulky
and stiff, in seat in the drawing room
car.
When the conductor came around he saw
the dog. If there is any one thing con.
ductor hates more than another, it is a pug
dog.
"That animal must go into the baggage
car" he said in u crescendo voice.
"Then will 90 with him" answered the
young woman decidedly.
I'VE don't carry passengers In the bag
gage car I'll take care of him myself
Ticket, please"
The young woman, still clasping hei
dog, felt ia her pocket, and began to look
troubled. Then she examined her sachel
"I-I left my pocketbook in the depot al
Pontiac 1t had my ticket and twelve dol
lars in it. Oh, what shall dor"
Her distress amused the passengers, who
mistook the cause of it.
Anything the matter with the dogs'
asked an old traveller in the seat behind
her.
"Open the window and give him air. u
suggested another.
Still clasping her pet. the young woman
got off at the first station to return tc
Pontiac, while the conductor scolded
about women losing their pocketbooks,
and the Juvenile passengers called after
her:
Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-06
NEWS NOTES.

There were $4,000 people at Long
Beach on the 4th of July.
The evening services at Emmanuel
church on Sunday nights have been tenn
porarily suspended. DIR. Chichester de-
livered q very powerful sermon yester-
day forenoon on the gentleness OF
Christ.
Mr.. William Powers called at the
HERALD Office last evening and stated
that he. and not Mr.. Carter, as was by
error stated in yesterdays HERALD, won
the first prize for Irish jig dancing at
the picnic given by the Los Angeles
Catholic Benevolent association.
At the regular monthly meeting to-
night of the Historical society in the
old city hall, President Griffin will read
translations of some letters of Father
Junipero Sierra. These letters are copies
OF the originals in the Spanish archives
at Seville, and have never before been
translated into English. The public
are invited.
The discourse of DR.. j. j. Coyle, ol
Oakland, at the First Presbyterian
church last night on the subject o.
Memory was very eloquent and instrnc
tive. He said that the memory of wick
ed deeds and of sins would sharpen the
tooth of remorse and the sting of strick-
en- conscience throughout eternity. The
only way to blot them from the book oi
memory was in repentance and good
works and the saving grace of Christ.
At the ANONYMOUS lecture. Wednes.
day night, at Emmanuel church, very
accomplished young lady, Miss Pierson
will appear in violin solo. She has
achieved great success as an instrument
alist, and will delight the audience.
Signor Luchesi, gentleman who stands
at the head of the musical profession,
will give several pieces on the piano, land
Miss G. Burnett will favor the audience
with vocal solo. In addition to this
fine ana varied musical treat, the lecture
will be one of the most interesting OF
the series.