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mendous. In nearly all the retail stores
extra clerks have been employed, and
the stocks Of winter clothing in conse-
auenGe are at low ebb, Though the
clothing men are ioyousand merry these
days, the poor clerks who are compelled
TO handle heavy clothing. throughout
the day have been getting that tired
feeling lately. One, who Is Of statistic
cal mind, has computed that he handles
during days work from three TO four
tons Of clothing.
Commencing about midnight the
thermometer commenced a rapid tum'
BILE, and at 2 o'clock this morning it
registered A above and still on the to-
boggap slide,
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BRiNKInY, ARK, Jan. 1S,-Two moro
negroes and one white man were
lynched carly yesterday morning in the
vicinity OF Cotton Plant for tho murder
Of the Atkinson family on Saturday
night. This augments the list to Ave,
two negroes having been swung off and
rlddled with bullets Monday night for
tho Same crime.
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Chlof Of polico Guilty.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 1S.--ohiei of
Police Caster was this morning found
guilty by JndgexMoisc, Of a INSIDE
moanor, in having failed to arrest and
detain violators OF the Sunday law when
requested to do 30 by the district at
tofney. The court sentenced him to
paya fine Of $500 or suIor imprisonment
for one hour tHi IN liH4
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iEwnttrKEnl oucn !

pounds, and half an ounce on tho low
PRESSURE pipes In tho city; last evening
az s o'clock the pressure was four
oances. 1t u now assured that there
viii be plenty Of gas for awhile any.
way lI.
This big amount Of snow that has
lying on h9hat roofs Of tho business
houses thfoHghout Tho city has become
menace, on account Of lts immense
weight, and on yesterday hundreds Of
mon were busy throwing tho snow off
Che roofs. Many an tnsuspOctlng
nloddor through tho snow, became aud.
denly aware Of this winter industry
whom soyohty.hve or q hundred pounds
OF sefioC dainpness came down on him
without warming
There arc q dozen or moro mon In tho
city whose smiles arc something alarm.
ihf iuAt now-thO clothing mon. For
tho past thfoo wooka tho lucnl demand
fot heavy clothing, especially tho big
heavy STORM ovefcoals with tho mann
moth collar attachment, has been tto.
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PROPOSALS.

TT s. ENGINEER 0FFEcE, CHARLpsToS-
We Kanawha, W, Va, Dec, 80, 1889. Sesl.,
proposals for building Locks Nos o. 10 ind ii "
tho Great Kanawha River improvement, ana
the movable dams connected with same wiIi Nv
TeoesSsa a. IaiS 0!iCS i9T no. until Fe6ES
until February q, 1898. and then publicly omar.
edi and for No. II until March 2, 1899, aud theD
publicly opened; tho opening on each date N.
Ing At 3p M, Standard tNsteIn Time i ma
bids for the whole job, including masoby
dredging, Golfer dams, earth, timber and ir6I
work Ofthe three locks and dams, ., Id and II
will also bN received February IL, 1909. hui M,
later, and these bids VIII not BIO opened unlli
March ., 1903, at 3p, m, whom the special hi,
for No, II are opened, Specifications. babl
forms and allRyailbblc information viii be I'm.
Resident Engineer Gt the above office. WILL
IAN r CBAIGlIILL, Co'onel, Corps Of RnF.
neoTs. U. 8, a. iAl8 llie3j
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nrnm Your own Communion.

Mr.. j. o. Davenport, manager OF the
Fort Bragg Redwood Co., 1T, Bragg,
CAL, has this to say OF Chamberlain'a
Cough Remedy: ~ used it for a severe
cold and cough and obtained immedi.
ate relief. In the Fort Bragg Redwood
Co.'s store We have sold large quaint.
ties OF Chamberlains medicines" For
sale by druggists. D4w
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AN oFFIoIA1 THREATENED
For Probing Recent Fatal pynamIts
FxDIoSIon

For Probing Recent Fatal Dynamite
Explosion,
New YoRK, Jan. 1a-P G. Gleason,
acting mayor OF Long Island City pend
ing the election contest, last night at
tempted to direct and dominate the
coropera inquest in tho matter OF the
recent fatal dynamite explosion at the
tunnel under the East river, He was in
some degree sat upon, and to-day he an
nounces he will, on bis own hook, cause
arrests Of officials OF the construction
company. To-day Mayor. Gleason re-
ceivsd this letter;
"sR;-You are in a bad fix and max
ing yourself damn otIicious about this
dynamite business, You had better
look out for your life. II Is about to be
taken. have been paid to take it, So
look out. You can't buy me back
again. Let this tunnel construction
company alone, and give up your Ell
forts to hold any one responsible Tor It,
An ENEMY.
~ e R, s,-Ron'' dare to have this put in
The letter which was written with q
bold hand was postmarked 10 p, M,
New York City, Station II,
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DuLurn, MtNS., Jan. lS,--T'iro caught
in tho basement Of tho ST. Louis Hotel
this morning aud destroyed tho build.
ing In an hour. Many Of tho occupants
wero compelled 70 use thO'HFe csc apes
and ladders Of tho fire department.
There were many narrow escapes.
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1ooK orr nElow.

solid below that place, and that at
Decker creek 1t is gorged in some places
thirty feet high. Observer Johnston,
writing to a friend, says;
aThere is much room for apprehen-
sion when the thaw comes, for in addi-
ton 10 the ice packs there is an I'M
usual quantity OF snow on the grounu.
j believe It must BIO thirty inches on
the level. The country roads are inn
nassable. Most Of them are buried un-
DIR ten feet OF snow, and for half mile
an the road leading to fathers house
thirteen feet OF snow has been reached.
AsIitis vet cold and showing, believe
the depth will be greater yet"
Il will beaeen that the conditions IN
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rwo Klllsd ana two wounded a.

DESIsoS, TEXAS, jan. lS-1n d pre-.
mature blast west Of this city in tho
new yards Of tho Missouri, Ksnsas and
Ioxas railway two men named George
Hampton and Jorry kyle woro killed
and two Other ,l s.b9sBt9GFg i,serlpuSly in.
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srockHoLpERe MEETINGS
MEETING.

The annual meeting otthe stakeholder Of N,
Farmers, Consumers and Trades AddIes, C6S
pany will DO hed at their office, llI3 CbabIIas
street, Wheeling W, Va, on "Wednesday, Kn 'Sl
airy IS, 1893, beGWeen tho hours Of and oicoNJs
p. m, for the election OF Board Of Dlrocto,'
and for tho transaction OF any other blslns',
that may come before them
", l. CALM, Secretary
WHEELINa. ". Va. Jan. z. 1853. nostG
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Special DltbdieA o Ne MAolll0tNeft
WARRINGTON, b. o., Jan. ian.
eutor has been appolntod postmaster AZ
Woodlands, Marshall county, vlco a.
sutor, deceased.
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no.LIh tLIs per prlnk.

CmoAoo, Jan. 1S.-A special dispatch
from Louisville, KY, says that further
advance Of &c has been established by
tho whisky trust.
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nor RENT-A NEW FRAME
IL House OF Eight Rooms. corner Fourteenth
and Woods Streets Possession APRIL. Inquire
at o. Fifteenth street. dep
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ID
the yalleys,ot the big tributaries OF the
Ohio, are, in the event OF a warm spell,
favorable for an overflow.
The Ohio remains unchanged here,
frozen, and the ice getting heavier each
day.
cold weather, the fact that tho Clayyille
pumps on tho natural gas limo went to
work yesterday afternoon is hailed with
delight by local gas consumers. The
pump started at s o'clock, and ten min
utes later the pressure at Elm Grove
was 11.11-16 pounds; at $500 II was To-
1920 pounds; at $3.50 1t reached 1G.l6.2l,
and at 4 o'clock the pressure was 1910
2b pounds, showing that tho work Of
the pump Is apparent. The pump was
kept going thirty,tour revolutions to q
minute, while the normal speed is
Beyonty.four revolutions. Before this
pump started the pressure at Elm
Grove yesterday registered 1878
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.
All persons indebted to A, J. MCGarroll Am
hereby notified 10 call and settle their ncro,n N.Y.
And all persons having claims will present them
GEORGE J. aATIlisoN Assignee.
ja6 1910 Chapltne Street
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Mrs. M. Stevens Harris School
For xou1as IsaeIios
a1adC1a11elre11,
1876 AND 1915 MARKET STREET

g. second annual session begins scptcmborlI.
CoursO Of instruction includes Elementary
English, English Classics. Latin, Higher Maiho.
males and ModnrT Language.
Mrs Hart Ia aSslsted BY q full CORDS OF efiniank
and experienced ieaehefs.
:, For circulars aud further Information, addton
MfSa NJ STEVENS HART.
GuO0 No IN Main Street
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TRusrEEls SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.
YaIQableCornsrOpp Public Building

ValuableC ornsrOppOsite PublicBulldlns
BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated tho ninth
day OF March, eighteen hundred aud nlnety.onc,
aud recorded III tho office Of the Clerk OF tho
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In
Deed Of Trust Book. No, 50, page lsS, made by
husband, to me. the undersigned trustee, shall
as such trustee, on m
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY. II, 1893
at 10 O'Clock a. M, offer for sale at the north
door OF the Court House Of ohlp county, W. Va,
III tho city Of Wheeling at public tiOn. TO tho
highest bidder on tho terms hereinafter men.
TONED. the property described in said decd as
follows viz:
Wheeling, West Virginia, situated on tho south,
west corner Of Chapline formerly Fourthl street,
and Sixteenth formerly John street aud deSlg.
mated as subdivisions number ono ~ aud two
(2) on tho plat OF the subdivision OF certain lots
III square number thirteen (lal In tho said city OF
Wheeling, acknowledged for record by James r.
January, 1858, and recorded In the Office Of the
Cletk Of the County Court OF Ohio county,W. Va,
IN Deed Book No 81, page 40. together with all
the appurtenances, rights and privileges thCro-
unto IL any wise belonging OF apportalnlng,
TERMS or SALE:-One-third and as much moro
rs purchaser may elect TO pay in cash. tho bal.
nnce In two equal payments At twelve and
eighteen months respectively, notes to be given
for the. deferred installmcnts,. be0ring interest
from tho date Of sale, payable seml.annualiy,
OF by the trustee retaining the title until full
payment, and by q policy Of Insurance on tho
buildings for at least the sum OF 5000 In some
company satisfactory to the trustee.
w. T. HUBBARD, Trustee.
]. G HERvEY, Auctionoer jail
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T0IssoLUTloN,
WHEELING. ". V
EoR MAYOR.
ron RENT.

EOR RENT-TW0 HOUSES, THREE
u and four rooms respectively Inquire al
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MANNED.

VNTANTED-A POSITION AS sTRS
w odRAPHGR By young lady with NM
or address Room No. 8. City Bank Buiidins ~
CALESMEN- WE MAKE A LIBRP
~ AL offer to travelling and local Mlesmen u
every State who call on retail grocCn, GLllIFI
ENTIRE WHEAT FLQuRCo,, l&5 Lake stn,ei
Ghlcago u sel9s
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LEGAL NOTICES,

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
j. COUNTY, WET VIRGINIA.
Tho Rlvorsldc Iron Works o,...,,
Spiral Weld Tabo Company
PURSUANT olho decree entered In tha aVoR
entitled gAu'e on tho 18th day Of January W.
1893, Will ON .,,
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20, AD IVY
ai0 clock Of tho front door Of tho Court liolE
~ the CITY OF WhOellng, West Nlfghm 91' ana
public sale 10 the highest bidder LOT NV gIgSI
hundred and tH0hly 400 bonds ~ W. Iiov
Void Tube Company, bearing tiaio the xxx
0iAptll, A. b. 1891, payable ilyeycnr l't ,"ggIsI
with lntutgsl NJ u tOt cont. pny1hloseul nU n6a
W twunty Dl which arc for The face N4lW, W tm
thousand d0llaM clUh, AMI ono lllhlrH "Tb,
ideO Vhluu Of one hundred dollars pani. iin
whole OF said ono hundred aud iWeuF ri,g
b0ndab glhg,ni tho iiCO or par value o' U'"'
''''eNN NS' WILLIAM II. mENENi
special Comm "lo"''
..I... a
!. John ". Mitchell. Clerk Oi the Cnul S.,lH
~ Ohio county, Woal Virginia do heron ,U M
that William II nbarno has given bqn9 ,,b dir
sum required BY Tho said decree w ,ingd
pi January, a, b. 1893, cnndiilQn1h neooIu''''
lew aiiu With Bufety aFLt1ypl Wy !!ne,', ,l,ts
iaia JOHN w MITCHELL V'"'
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weather according to the barometer,
there will probably BIO no snow fall to.
day Should the barometer continue
flsins there will probably be a cessation
OF snow.
The river men continue hopeful and
are OF the opinion that il the break up
arrives, the snow on the leo will melt
II go rapidly as to preclude the posi-
bility Of great damage TO their floating
property. More than break up, they
fear tho consequences OF the high
water and possibIya flood that will fol-
lowt melting Of the snow now accu.
mulated in the entire and enormous
territory drained by tho Ohio, There
10 no doubt that should tho weather
take a radical turn and continue warm
for a time that the consequences would
be terrible throughout the upper Ohio
valley,
Adyices from Morgantown are to the
effect that the Monongahela is frozen
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EDUCATIONAL
a WORD
ToThose who c Contemplate Study.
ing Shorthand.

Youwill mako GRAVE MISTAKE II You undOr.
take 10 prepare thoroughly for filling trst-clRSS
positions as dmanuellslS OUTSIDE Of SCHOOL
supplied With all NECESSARY FACULTIES for TiIbH.
ouGlINEss and with an OLD AND WELL EST Bi,lsItED
nErtrATioE, whore you can DO thoroughly
drilled in Grammar, Spelling, PUNCTUATION, uSe
In Bookkeeping and ONCE Work. as BUSINES
MIN row INQUIRE Tho REPUTATION Of such
school Is worth 10 you, IN oETAtHtNG A sIItiA.
TON this entire cost Of tuition with aprlvatl
MAKE THIS MISTAKE. Call and 500 US frst,
au2l WHEELING DuS1NESS COLLgGg,
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Remained Practically at a Stand
still Yesterday.
mo SNOW FELL DURING THE DAY.
The River Remains Closed Here and
the Ice is Getting Thicker Every
Day The Situation at Headwaters
Snow on the Roofs Being shoyeled
ON
ND Tempisratara Yestsraay.

MOTHER cold day,
The variation in
the temperature
yesterday was six
degrees, the highest
reached was fifteen
and the lowest nine
degreea above zero,
No snow fell yester.
day, and the indica-
tiona beinV for fair
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02
HOSIERY.

Ladies-5o and 62Hc Hosiery for ~ lac
47c Fast Black extra length, for 23c.
LOO Fancy Hosiery for 25c.
i.25 and I.5o Black Silk Hose for &c.
&c Black Wool Hose for I8c
IS and 81 I-zc Childrens Hose for 23c.
AZ IL Boys Bicycle Hose for 2Ic
&c All Ladies Goods for &C.
Mems 25c All Wool Socks for Ioc
Cotton Socks for &C.
Mems all wool Overshirs from OF IL and &c TO 42c
I25 Overshrts for 85c each.
I5o Cardigan jackets for 8oc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02
TAKE NOTICE.

Of trade the
solution that
condition
itself
must take a strong method condition.
LET THE FUTURE MARKETS OF THE
COUNTRY BRING FORTH WHAT 1T MAY
WE MEAN TO BE PREPARED FOR IT.
And Monday the
market of Michigan startling
1t will ladies
Not single
will
understand what opportunity is offered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02

Of
kind will the +.
I'm
judgment
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DOMESTIC DEPT.

Blankets-75c Io-4 White Blankets for 5oc.
100 1924 White Blankets for 6oc,
I25 1924 White Blankets for roc
I5o Io-4 White Blankets for 100
It's Io-4 White Blankets for I2o
z25 1914 White Blankets for l. a
All the finer qualities of Blankets at sweeping re-
auctions.
Elder Downs-75c quality for 5oc
LOO quality for 7oc.
soc quality for age
White Flannes-25c quality for loc.
42c quality for 33c
45c quality for 35c
&c Shaker for Ioc.
Cottons q, s, 6 and &c per yard
Pillow Cottons every yard reduced.
Sheetngs every piece marked down.
Bed Spreads soc, 55c 6oc. 7oc. CSC.
Linens-25c Table Linens for Ioc.
81 I-2c Table Linens for 2oc.
32c Table Linens for &c.
48c Table Linens for 35c-
Sc Table Linens for age.
&c Table Linens for 65c-
L75 Table Linens for 85c.
I25 Very Select Goods for LOO.
I37 I-2 Fine Table Napkins for Ito.
LIZ Fine Table Napkins for 49,
400 Fine Table Napkins for r65
&c Fine Linen Towels for Ioc.
81 IL Fine Linen Towels for 2oc.
Crash Towellngs 4, s 2, IL, 9 and 10 I-2c-
Cotton Flannels S o., OF, g. 9, 10. IL, i21le
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02

UNDERWEAR.
Ladies-Loo Combination Suits for 62Hc
75c Flecccd Jersey Ribbed for age
Regular Made All Wool for o2Kc
All our so and 621zc Vests and Drawers &c
75c White Union Suits for 48c
I.5o Australian Wool Underwear for IIo
Gents - 75c Merino Vests and Pants for 42c.
5oc goods for 2Ic
I25 All Wool Underwear for 95c.
75c Jersey Ribbed Underwear for soc
I.5o Balbrggan viii close for ooc.
Children's Underwear all reduced.
The record-union., 1893-06-21
THE GAMING CASES.
They Will be Tried Again Before JUS
Ion.

They Will be Tried Again Before JUS
tice Henry To-Day.
The cases of James Halsapple and Ed
Skunk, who are charged by Sheriff
O'Neil with unlawful gaming, are to be
retired in Justice Henry's court. the
jury In the former trial having failed to
agree.
Deputy Constable Bugbey has SUBJ
penaed the following-namedt fifty citizens
to act as jurors in the case, and they are
to appear in court at 10 o'clock this
morning:
w. d. Comstock, Z. J. Gregory, Will
lam Jones, George W. Ficks. NJ. Fay, w.
j. O'Brien, Herman Fisher, George 0.
Amber, II. G.. May, Peter Bohl, Peter
tlaherty, w. b. Miller, James HarrelI,
yoseph Thieben, j. l.. Huntcon, b. +.
White, Tom Scott, G. f. Miller, III. Mier,
n. }. Toll, William Walter, Dugald Gil
lis, E. p. Edstrom, E. A. Burr, George
Llchthardt, l.. I. Smith, c. Kellogg, j.
i. Gibson, L. Winter, d. w. Carmichael,
+. +. Thompson, j.. K. Mcconnell, h.
Carroll, William Henderson, L. p.
Christy, f. Lavenson, f. Renchler,
George II. Fisher, f. A. Adams, John
Stevens, L. Tozer, r. f. Cassidy, c..
f1ohr, W. J. Hassett, John Shelton, w.
i. Lawton, f. Sturmer, j. I. Coopers, S.
|. Hopkins
The record-union., 1893-06-21
DIFCHEO ARE BARRED.
Ia2 New Water Supply Must be Free
From Pollution.
Some of the Chief Requirements Under
Which Intending Contractors
Are to Bid.

According to the specifications adopted
by the City Trustees, and under which
bids are to be submitted for supplying
the city with clear and pure water, open
bitches are not to be allowed. The water
must be carried-it from mountain
sources-in a covered fiume to the reser-
voir, and thence to the city in iron or
steel pipes.
This provision does not suit the South
1uba Company, whose water is brought
quite long distance in open bitches or,
canals, to Rocklin. The company's in
tention has been to construct its reservoir
at the latter place and pipe the water
thence to this city.
DIR. Van Norden, the representative of
the company, will, it is understood, de-
part for New York Immediately to con-
suit with the officials of the company
ana It's bondholders in reference to the
matter.
l.. I. Hatfield, who is looking after the
interests of Messrs. Gallatin Il Liver
more, says the provision is acceptable to
these gentlemen. If awarded the con-
tract, they propose to carry the water in a
large covered Hume from the vicinity of
Salmon Falls, on the American River, to
the neighborhood of Folsom, where their
reservoir Will be located From that
point to Sacramento it will be run through
pipe.
Those who figure on supplying the city
from subterranean sources close at hand
are not, OF course, affected by the ditch
prohibition, as they propose to conduct
their supply to the city limits by iron
pipes, where connection will be made
with the city system.
For tho nj oc i 9
the city and others interested in the mat
Ter, the chief points contained in the
trustees call for bids are here given.
The bids are to be received by the CITY
trustees up to the hour of 10 A. NJ. of the
23d day Of July, at which time bids will
be opened and declared. Each bidder
must specify therein whether he intends
to supply subterranean water or water
from mountain streams, and if the latter,
the name of the stream and the approx
mate point of diversion. Each bidder
must accompany his bid with a certified
check Tor $4,000 on some responsible
bank, payable to the Mayor of the city.
Ihe maximum quantity of water which
the bidder snail be obliged to supply, if
required by the city, shall be s, 900. 900
gallons per day, and the city will agree to
pay Tor minimum quantity of 900, ,00O,-
oO0 gallons per annum, whether used by
ne city or not.
The bidder shall specify the price to be
paid him for such water, and for the use
of the main to be constructed by him
within the city limits, as provided in
said specifications, using each 1000 gal
Ions OF water as the basis in estimating
his bid.
Ii bid shall be accepted such accept
ance shall be conditional upon It's ap-
proval by the electors voting at an cleo
tion at which the proposition shall be
submitted. The board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
The record-union., 1893-06-21
OCEANS OF MUSIC
The Artillery Bands Elaborate Pro-
gramme for This Evening.


To-nights open-air concert at the Plaza
promises to be gem. Director Neale
has prepared programme of more than
usual interest, including as it does several
OF the most popular fancies of the dav.
The feature of the concert will be a cornet
solo by Miss May Cook, who so de-
lighted the people at the Mechanics Fair
last January. Following is the pro
gramme:
Star Spangled Banner"
L. March, The GLOBE and Eagle".J. p. Sousa
(One OF the best and latest by this popu-
lar American cOmposer.)
=. Medley overture, The Rambler ......
3. Mexican dance "Rosas 5roid Moses
(RoSes and horns )........ ........... Riaengue
A. IIue Duet s for two two cornets, la Golondrina'
(Ine swallow Serradell
(Arranged and played by reduestl
8. Waltz, 81 he Pioneers '..
Composed and arranged by c. A. Neale;
dedicated 10 sacramento Pioneers)
6. Cornet solo, die Teutelszunge" THE
Performed Sy Miss May Cox ceTrHtu' cornef
soloist, at Mechanics Fair, 1902
Z. The latest popular song, After the
BalF Harris Neale
6. 'SchuberGs serenade'' schubert
(Solo by }. b. CostelloJ
9. Descriptive selection, "A Bands First
Attempt at Playing u Medley Seection.n
Several solos will he slaughtered bv
various musicians during TINS number.
This piece is so bad that further synop-
sis is unuecesSary.)
10. Grand selection, Invitation a la Nalse''
-.-........ Won Weber
IL. Finale, Listen TO Our Tale OF Woe"
descriptive OF a musician trying to beg
a picnic.)
In future all concerts given by this
band will open with The Star Spangled
Banner" and close with "Amcrica.n Nos.
4, ,, and 8 have been especially arranged
for this season by G. a. Neale, and after
being played here Will be sent East for
publication. Miss Cook has achieved
phenomenal success as cornet soloist,
having played eight weeks in San Fran
cisco at the last Mechanics Fair. The
solo she plays tonight is calculated to
prove her ability as cornetist.
Those Of the audience who stay to hear
No. are respectfully asked to wait and
hear 20. 10, as the band does not desire
to leave the impression made upon them
by the former number The High School
Cadet March, will be played during the
evening tor the benefit OF man who did
not hear it as played'last year.