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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-05-19

waIpoe.-Dr W C Matthews has sold
his house TO III A PerTy.-Guy Brothers,
MINISTRIES give sn entertainment At the town
hall -hIS exeufnw
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-05-19
warla.. Col. nbian rxposition

This Il not . good year for trusts snd the
great sewing machine trust has fsiled to form.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-05-19

Wlndhsm-Mrs NJ ID Harris has returned
from Washington where he spent the winter
She is now at her sons, + H Harris 10 Ches.
Ter. but will soon return to her old home
here for the summer. Miss Hattie Howard
will work for her.-Ideil Axtelle is at work
at L b Chapmans.-y 4 Gould has gone to
Westminster to work. l. Gould spent
Sunday at home.-Oliver Lawrence and
wife from Rockingham spent Sunday with
iheIr parents, Mr. and Mrs w Smith.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-05-19
GUSSIP FROM OTHER TOWNS ABOUT
THE COUNTY.
fOther county News on Sd page. }

Fernon.-Eld o Beckwth of North
Springfield, Vt, will preach In the chapel
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-05-19

Bar:onsvile Mr. and Mrs E f Judd have
gone to North Georgia to visit relatives
Miss Brett of ALBANY, N Y, is guest at
Elisha Hall's.-MIs Hiram Wooley of Ches.
Ter, Is 10 town.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-05-19

Cambridgeport. - David Stevens has
moved again TO Bratteboro.-The remains of
Mrs Abram Stevens were brought here for
burial last Sunday.-Will Dunham's OF Per-
kinsville, only child was. brought here for
Windsor as one of the grand jurors.-J c
YadOn has been In town for few days look
Ing UP the mail routes In this vicinity.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.

To Cut Down the Lawrence Street Hill
Tho West Side School Site.
At the meeting Of the board OF education
last night bids were opensd for QUITTING
down the hill on the central school grounds
on Lawrence street. A. T. Dice b Co.. At
30 cents cubic yard. were the lowest bid
ders and they were awarded the contract,
subject to fling bond for $260 Fourteen
hundred cubic yards of dirt are 70 be rs-
moved. The hiehest bid was - cents.
The matter OF seleetina sits for school
house in tho vicinity OF the b. oad water ad-
dition was taken up. Some Of the sites
offered had not becn examined by the com
mittec. and IL was decided that the whole
bonrd examine all Of them befare ths next
meeting when final aotisn will be taken.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
EXPRESS RATES COME Down.

Cut ON Merchandise and Fish Over the
Great Northern.
President Hill. Of the Great NotthsSa.
not sasished with slashinR freight and pas-
senRer rates. has also ordsrrd reduction
in express rates. which will 60 into s6eet
June -. The present rate on msrehsndiss
from Helena to s.. Paul II 81 hau-
drsd, the new rate will be &c. From coass
POINTS TO Helena the rate 10 now g; II will
be cut to 81. The present rats on nah from
tho sound to Helena IL $4.75 per 100 With
25 per csnt added for ice; the new rate will
nj. rate will ,emain az il now Il, O. Is
rer 1OO Agent Williams. Of the Nofthssn n
Pac,hc express. had received no word ysa-
tsrday to the effect that his company would
meet the Great Northern out. though be
aAid he had no doubt II would.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
PERSONAL.

Hon. Thomas Ceuoh. Of Great Falls, IL
In town.
Editor Anderson, Of The Bozsman Courier.
ID 4 visitor In Helena.
+. d. Wheeler went 10 Chicago yesterday
via the Great Nofthsln.
Col. j. N. sNhsslAn, formerly Of the See
end esv.l.y' 6ss nov e command a. o. n: =,
Major j. n. Marshall.
George W. Sprouls. clerk Of The United
States COURT was called TO Butte ysstssday
by tho illness OF his youngsst child. He
will probably return tc.dav.
+. A. @. Amcotts, Dr.. n. p. Skimmip. 8.
@. Fisher. Joseph X. Craig, A. L. Larkin.
Chicago; w. D. Crsnin. Boston; H. p.
Jones, Thos. Clark. y. MsAullin. 6an Fan
disco. were among ths departures via the
Northern Pacific yesterdsy.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16

Anderson and Swcndenan WIN Start Next
Sunday Morning.
G. X. Anderson and William Swsudsmsu,
the Montana champion. will make trip on
their wheels next Sunday to Bozsnan.
Tho start will be made about "A. m. from
the Wheelmen's club rooms In the Inde-
rendsnt building. They will carry . mas
sage from Gen. Curtis to Gen. Hoffman and
copies Of Sunday me, ninR's Independent.
The route will be Helena to Townsend.
Toston. Three Forks. Manhattan. Belgrade
to Bozenan. Anderson and Swendeman
took run out to Townsend last sunday 10
sss how the roads are. They are not In ths
best condition, but tho boys expect to make
good time. They will return on Sunday
night by rail after their trip OF ITO miles.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16

For the Gate Of the Msuatains.
The Helena Cab and Transfer company
will ,un twenty passenser excursion
wagon In connsstisn with the steamer hosl
OF Helena - the Gate OF the Mountains fol
The summe'. Fine livery rigs Of every de-
soription always on hand.
JOHNSON d FISCHER, Props
Telsphons 12k
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16

Chicago tcnoi. Hotel, Chicago.
This elegant nsw hotel now opsp. Tbs
finest location In America. foot of Fifty
frat street. All front rooms, overlooking
the lake. Four blocks from the Worlds
fair. WARREN +. LELAND. Manager.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16

Are You Goipg to the Worlds Fair?
II 90. take ths Worlds fair dyer via The
Nosthsra Pacific and 90 thronRh 10 Chicago
In two DAYS. without change Of enrs.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16

Provide yourself with macintosh II you are
going to the Worlds fair ~ you cannot be en-.
numbered with an umbrella at ali times. Tha
Bee Hive has special sale on these goods this
week and all will do well to avail themselves OF
these bargains.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
A Z, otion.

Al Fremm,nc's secondhand store. 3l8
North Main street. Tuesday and Wsdnss-
day next, At2 O'clock p. N. Everything
will be sold.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
To Cleanse the System

Ehsotually yet gently. whom costivs or bill
,ious or when the blood is impure and slug
ish, 10 permanently cure habitual consti-
patton. to awaken the kidneys and liver to
= healthy activity. without irritating or
weakening them. to disrel headaches, colds
or fevsts, use syrup Of Figs.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
] egal blsnka at this Office.

Are You 0oinx to this Worlda fAlsf
II 90. take tho Worlds fair hysr via The
Northern Pacific and 20 through to Chiose0
In two days. without change Of cara
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
Tho Attontlon

to the fact that have purchased stshssiff's
sale tho stock Of clothing and furnishinR
goods At 10 South Main street. which muyt
bs closed out In thirty days. offer u ~
less than eastern coJt. A. 0oLpnEno.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16

Fireworks and frscrackers for ssle AZ lowest
prices Mail orders receive prompt attention,
uhng Hing Il CO.. 200 West Main street, oppo.
site city hill.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16

Il Failed to Drive Cain Ont Of Him.
NrAoAnA FALLS, N. Y. June lb.-Simon
Mahoney, . gold euro patisnh killed his
two brothers. Cornelius aud James. last
svsning. while temporarily insane.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
The Gisdsa rsol.

The siss Of Nat q Goodwin In the thsat.
rioal profession has been 20 rapid 40 70
dazzle his most intimats friends. Like
VIM. II. Crane and 20 many actors Of ys-
nown, Nj. Goodwin bsaan bic sarssr on tha
burlssqus staaA and hs began II In = very
modsst capacity there. He WAS ons OF the
original legs Of tho original hsifer In
'EvAneslius," and from that humble but
useful position he has risen to the ackowl-
edged position Of one Of the few leading
eomedisns IN Amerioa: Mr.. Goodwin's
latest play. "A Gilded Fool" 10 by all odds
the best he has yet found for the display Of
his abilities - IN actor. II has An intslli.
gent and intsrsstinR story, which enchains
the attention Of an audience from the rise
of the curtain to its hnal fall, and which
gives to play the dignity to which pure
farce can never attain. The dialogue ID
bright aad crisp, and Ahe action moves
quickly and without halt. Mr.. Goodwin's
supporting mpany ID one Of the best that
ever surrounded astar. Miss Mabel Amber,
his leading lady, has firmly established her
position way mp In the ranks Of the profess
sion. and little Minnie Dupres IL one Of the
brightsst soubrsttss the stage has dsvel-
opsd. The mounting Of "A Gilded Feol'
ID rich and elaborate. and overy attention
has besn paid TO the minutess detail Of tbs
production. The enesgsmsnt IL for two
nights. Monday. June IS, "A Gildsd Fool"
and Tuesday, Jane 20. "ihe Nominee"
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
sci, Hotel, Chicago.

Baby carriages ct &6. 80 at The Bee Hive that
are sold at other stores for 5000
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16

Roys knee pants and boys' waists In al ages %
low - % cents at Tho Bee hiyc this week.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16

Go to Tho Bee Hivo for hosiery and underwear
thia vveak
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
WHEELING TO BOZEMAN.

Ladies' belts. silk mitts and summer corsets u
Butcher d bradleys. 105 broadway.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16

Now line of laces just received at The Bee
Hiyo
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
Arrivals at Tho Helena


Thos Cummings and W Pecs. Chicago
wife, Philadelphia w NJ uncan. Grand
II q spendler. st Paul Forks
Is u 6prAtt. ct Paul II flischor. Helena
II (rsngle, st paul Nra James II Mills.
Geo H Maynard, dran- Deer Lodge ...
ite John Potter, White
Psui Jaenicks, Milwau- sulphur Springs
kee VIII NoArthur. st
NJ Morris and wife, Paul
Helena AB Cook. Helena
Charles l. Saunders, Mrs II b harrison.
Omaha Omaha
Aicx Knlman, New Or EA Gray, Ihilade,p phia
le,ns La I'D ID Jhorna, Hoston
Harry LougmAid, Em- John MnrtA and wife,
Miro Helena
7 4 keerl, Helena b Hodson, MaryA-
Frank Holloway, Jr, ,,yille ~ r..
o Reed. Helena Louis ,
J W Zellsr, lichmond, j Nation brown. New
Va York
] Hsnusssy, San Fran John Anderson. New
cisco York
] /; Tennett New York IA Maflnw. Big Sandy
Ii L Henock, Chic ago W & 1onkin. st laul
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
Arrival. =. IN. ora.a Central.

James Kidder. Wash b Chadwiok, New
inaton York
g Il uller. BozAmsn Alex Elge, Bald Tiutte
II III Ole. East Helena II u Marshall, Castle
N 6toushton, IT Paul q Crsmphorn, Mis-
il r Rogers, Missonla .soula
4 4 hurt Chicago Major Wm Arthur. o 8
Otto I.eckher It Paul Mrs Robe. Anaconda
Will 1t0k. Anaconda H Potting. Narys-
Currle. st Paul vile
ID " Cullins, Marys- w Dodge, Winston
vile Mrs Dodge Winston
G. Cottle. Mcleod. Dederick, bOzeman
Mont Alex Mcintosh, Marys-
Sam J Brown. Marys- vile ;.
Vile Iheo Pierpont, Detroit,
Percy Pierpont, De- Mich
troit. Mich Mrs Mcintosh, Marys-
w II Bennstta. Elk vile
horn Mrs Eennettr, Elkhorn
s Il Iemisux, Elkhoru Mrs Lemieux, Elkhorn
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
BEAU BRUMMELL.

0S AaneneId'e dFst appearance In Hell
sna will bs long remembered. Our thea
tssRosis have sssn many Of the best Amer
lean aatot6 ~ Mina's and Of them all ~
believe that nj. NAnsAsld leaves the most
lasting imprsssion. This Wow. W trust,
viii net seem sxaeassatsd to those who saw
hie Performance last evening. u WAo su-
perb portrayal Of the actors ayt. and WAS
!ssstvsd with unmessnrsd applause By .
s.,. n: sHS:ns: Wh. y vis =: .,1: pic
are net prepared 70 say, for lttssatn,s giyes
esans epacs 70 Bean bsummsll. We only
know that he Was . grand fop squiptsd
with hns manners and ready Wit and that
with this capital he lived IN the glamour OF
shs eou!t whore hs was mush sought. In
eisd b. may hsvs been. MI. Msnshsid
1e 10 forced 20 that aitustion.
in ether banda this character would bsssms
sxcsssively dull; n Mansnsld's. IL becomes
q remarkably vivid picture and develops
The finest opportunities for mastery acting.
Like great painter. hs gives the oolorinR
by many touches until The dAwless work 10
left for inspection. This vas bsst shown
10 the delicate Transformations ef the chss-
aoter In ths last two acts. Tho closing
minsline tho suaesinss Of Beau Win me
condition.
Although the play centess around one
character snd would bs dull without his
constant appearance because II lacks what
e called dramatic construction. 10 never
thsless Offers excellent opportunities TO ths
Other p!syeIs. All we're quite equal to ths
demands. Il ~ except ths character sf
Richard Bfinslsy Sheridan. This character
should either bs removed from the play or
DO given an importance eommsnsurats in
some dsa,se to Bhsridsn's plaos % man
Of VIII and ls.,ninR. Hs might have been
mistaken for footman last evening. M.
Andrews most faithfully presented the
valst who stayed with his master to the
last and Miss Cameron gays dslightful
rendition OF the modest and loving dangh-
ter who loved another but wonld marry
Bean because of the mstriraonial cond tion 40
Of the times. Mr.. Griffith. svidsatly an
actor Of long experience. left 4 dns i'm.
preston with the audience from his poY-
tfsyal Of the pasvenu patent. Tho COM
paay ia strong throughout and the play wsa
carefully staged.
Mansfield will close his engagement this
evening, when "A Partisan Komsnes'' will
be presented. u 10 hoped shat the and
ienos Will arrive In season % that the our
tain will not b delayed until nesriy mint
o'clock, % happened last evening.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
Ladies' skiIts.

A very large assortment Of Ladies' Black and
Colored Shirts at remarkable low prices.
Ladies' Grey. striped sateen skirts, large size.
worth 75c and 81. at Soc.
adies' Fast Black Henrietta Satin Skirts,
knife Or box pleating. st 41.85. 81. 80 and $2.2h
ladies iChangeable Silk Skirts, large size.
worth 81. at $4.8a.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
Cloak Department.

This week we reduce our entire stock Of Sum-
mer Garments and Suits, including the latest
modsls exclusive. designs and styles. to prices
that distance all competitors: DO not procras-
tinstss bnt examine our unrivalled bargains be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
\E\yNGl,l[ CITY

Iudre Cowlns in General Sessions yesterday dis
missed tie Indictment charging II. Warren LOVE- /"
LAWYER with the larceny of @171 from Mrs. FANNIE
Kelly Of no 202 East one hunGred ard eleventh ST.
III, recovered the sum rs hcr attorney in smi ioT
damages. The Di~trct-Ntornoy said that II WIS "n
lil,Iy that Il conviction could bc secured.
Edward owen. secretary Of the Executive Com
mittce of the New York Confederate Veteran camp
said Yesterday that his comrades desired IN" puphc |"
know that the >ous Of Confederate Veterans VINO
are having serious misunderstanding about now th'r
dive, should be collected. an entirely distinct
and separate organization from the Confederate N'F
cram Camp
The date Of the Park police parade and review mas
been changed from Wednesday, May 81, to IhurSuAS'
May -.
Alderman william g. Raumcrt's constituents Of the
XVIII District presented 10 him big Goid M'uE'
last SATURDAY. II DISAPPEARED while being passed
from hand to hand Tie people at the prc''n'"
iion II tire badge Is not returned at once ""''""
will BE- issued for somebody
There were filed with Controller Myers yesterday
the first claim, fer DAMAGES under the law OF TINS
year providing for the appointment 81 COMMISSIONER
70 a,.cs, damages property caused by H." changes
IN the grade Of streets In the Annexed U'Ul' W
ca.oned bv sinking th, Harlem Railroad tracks.
These claims were thirty seven in number ahp All
came from prOpcfty-Owncr, in Onr-lnnir'd ana MY
seventh ST. Mayor Gilroy thinks that the claimants
will not receive much money
The long delayed work Of putting seats on the
bridge wa performed yesterday. ihor' ms % weary
pcdc,iri ans have thought 1t should nave deem o''
six weeks ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
TypHrS IN TWO TENEMENT HOUSES.
nIDpIyG AND CLOTHING INFECTED WITH
GERMS BURNED.

prnDIyG AND CLOTHING INFECTED WITH
GERMS BURNED.
INSPECTORS OF the Bureau OF Contagious Diseuses
,v.r. busy in two tenement houses Oh the west sloe
q, The city Yesterday, disnfcOrng rooms ana sehuhs
h..Idnr and clothing which had been Injected WIN
,,plu, fever germs to the crcmatory OF the Hea'uI
uenartment in East siXteenhst On wednesday
,t,nt Two children found III WITH Vphus l'V'r
iu the tenement house No. go West Inrt hih'r
ST They were Rose and Louisa utter, respectively
,.cht and ten years old. 1t was learned thal mah
r,,,.d Denmark had been III with the fever IN the
hoi,.. a month ago. The sick Children were remover
H. the Reception Hospital on Wednesday night Al
,h. same time two men were found suffering from
,h, foyer IN the tenement house No 4O3 Nlnh-aVe''
ond were sont 10 the same hospital. Ihey were
William Wild thirty years old, and George Phlllp''
,veuty-folr years old. Wild has been an inmate OF
o., alcoholic ward Of Bellevue Hospital recently, 1t
VI. said and doubtless lnd caught The fever ulere'
The four typhus patients from the tenement houses
ver. sent 10 North Brother Island early yesterday
morning Later George Murphy, homeless man.
,hirty-one wears old who had been among TIE su'-
,ects7 al Bellevue Hospital, was seen TO nave the
f.v.r and was sent 10 the island.
uamra Healy. twenty-five years Old was found SICK
with smallpox yesterday. at No Al Pearlst, and
W., S.ut 10 the Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
SWALLOW on THE LAIN AND GER4.

ONE VESSEL OBTAINED AT QUARANTINE
SALOON PASSENGERS TAKEN OFF IN TUGS.
The saloon passengers OF the North German LLOYD
steamer Lain came to the city yesterday afternoon
In tugbOas. They came that way BECAUSE 'h''o
was smallpox in the steerage OF the "eTiha" Hi''i
and The vessel WAS detained Quarantine. small
box appeared on May 3. and then for the next lew
DAYS there u new case each DAY. Inc p'u'"'a
,,or, isolated Yesterday they were transferred 10
North Brother Island and 346 Storage passengers
Of the Lain were taken to Hoffman lslaiu' "h'Ic
they will be- kept for several days. The saloon ana
second cabin passengers were brought to the CON-
pany's pier at HObOken In tugs. The vessel was
thoroughly fumiglted and probably will come to her
pier to-day. a.
The three smallpox patients George Enll'n-
ger JuIana Matthias and Adam sufferer. They were
from a German colony in Russia near odessa "us-
tav H. schwab. Of the North German LLOYD company
sent a cable message yesterday. insructing the ter
man officers Of the company to receive no more
Immigrants for the present from the section OF inc
country from which the smallpox patients came.
The North German Lloyd steamer Gcra on which
there were several o. smallpox. proceeded 10
Baltimore after leaving large part Of her nsscn-
gers on Holman Island
ON the steamer Ethcrly which arrived here yes
,erday from south American ports. three persons
Tad died from yellow fever. The steamer left the
men who were tahon sick In hos pal at Ki'
Janeiro where they died soon aitcrNaId Since
leaving Rio Janciro deaths had taken place. ana
after a thorough disinfcction. the Etherly was per
nittcd 10 go 10 her pier.
Washington. u. G.. May il.-Iiealth Officer Jen-
kins. Of New York. Informed Surgeon General wy
man by telegraph To DAY OF the presence of one case
., mnlitox aboard the Gera and three eases on the
Lain which had arrived at that port From the
batter Dr. Jenkins had taken IL pa,-,n f'rs he ,saa.
and i.nlatet them on shore HE Lain .ill'd from
Lgouicn. aud ts passenger, had been under ih'pt
ton Ia a lodalug house in that cav s'N,ihi uNs
before sailing. surgeon tcuoul WYNN i'lrEI'ph'n
a.. sanltary officer az Irsmen Instructions 10 lam
-. tbs bou-e IA question b for any more 81 u.
s~c,pant. we're permitted depart for the United
states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
PATERSON.

Several houscholders on Garrison 81. are worried
becausc H. +. Gurnce. OF Newark. has presented Il
claim 10 part Of the land on which Their homes stand
and demands $500 per lot 10 settle About sixteen
year, ago The late Henry ID. Garrison l"i tract u"
li. heir. and If was cut into building lots and sold.
most 81 IT by Robert l.. Nei son ln-law al Mr.
Garrison. The property was orr finally conveyed 10
Mr. Garrison 10y d. heirs Of Abram Van lloui"n.
II was supposed these heirs were all dead. hut NJ.
tiurncc whose nam" was Van lloul'n, hut wa"
changed by act OF Legislature claims l" BE- one ~
them and TO own strip extending across the fronts
Of the lots. Twenty five lincmcn Of the New
York and Ncw.Jorsoy Telephone company stru' x
Yesterday for increase Of 30 cents - day. uih' ana
half for overtime and sunday. ana no los 90 lIW'
for bad weather. superintendent john /. NooliJn
reused the demands and secured several new men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
LONG ISLAND.

FLUSHING.-Thc Hospital and Dispcnsary Of Flush
inc desires, through The Tribune, 10 acknowledge
gratefully the contributions OF many merchants 81 this
city 10 fair and bazaar lately held Tor the benefit
of the hospital. The Flushing Hospital Ia, long been
doing a large and useful work. II s. entirely de
pendent for support upon voluntary contributions.
Ii is II wecOnductcd hospital, and deserves con
sideraon at the hands Of chartably disposed people.
Md extended 10 it will 20 directly To- the rcAi oi
patients
FLATUJ sI.-Whic trying TO stop runaway horse
Yesterday, Martin J. Martin, Of the firm OF R"gh ~
Martin, carpenter, Of COn"y Island road, Flatbusi'
was seriously injured.
H., tate. cNp,c., draft for rlfOO)O t-c balance
due him for the island, this week.
PATCHOGtE.-Ihc first convention OF the Epwor'h
League societies ON Long Island assembled IN Tie
Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday. over 900
delegates were present. Tie Rev. Edwin \. il'Ar,
OF Pnicnoguc In IA" absence Of the Mayor. welcomed
the visitors and extended Ia them the freedom ol The
town. several Interesting speeches were made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12

NORTnFIEID. 1872. 900 The exercises there -
CEIAI"AtQCA. 1Sgs.-Profu>ely illustrated. TIE
story OF he 81 - cents Il copy.
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MENTION
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
ORANGE
ORANGE
LISTENING 10 TIE "CLElOSIrlES OE MISlC-

LISTENING TO THE "CURlOSlrlES OF MUSIC
The Curositics Of Muc" closed the musical season
Of the Oranges. in the First irc,by teran Church oil
Fast Orange on "Wednesday night The audrclI''
listened with pleasure to the novel entertainment or
viscd by Mis, Kate :. Chtcndcn. oreanisi OF the
Calvary Baptist Church. in Fifty S"v"nth-Nt Inc
musician exhibited the ccceniri'itc> 81 music from
remote man TO the present day. {. j. BuNhH'l' Z"
The same church, followed her lines closely. ilSlrdilh
sentence by sentence with native songs from the F''c'
Islands on a narrow scale Of two notes Chinese con
viyial songs. on IL five-note scale llndoo songs 81
devotion Hebrew melOdic, OF the sanctuary ana All
of the great Nolkslicdcr Of Tia" present day lie Wa
roundly appauded. Mrs. DR.. +. H. Chambers '"prAh"
of the home choir. sang the quaint fTc,lde m'i"ul'H
OF many lands. Mis- Lillian '. lar,low played We
VIOLIN giving Egyptian dances, together with A''f
Illustrations OF Bach, radcIcw.M etc. Mis- 'hil''i
den and MIR. Bushnell have, during IN" winter b'rh
doing "A large work amongst The l'oi~ ana liih-AIlI
Of the East side and tn" nigh schools al ~" N'e' ''
by giving the same orange concert 10 lW''' pup %
The running comment III Enci-h wa aii'1N'N r.,
ceivcd while the song, OF thc nations 81 me ""IIH
stirred up enthusiasm under ia" worn coats AN"