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A CHILD IN A FIRE CAGE.
OF n Rich Pittsburgh Woman Who
Held sSennccs In Her Home.

| PITTSBURGH Nov 1S.-Mrs. Margaret Weaver
a wealthy. middle-aged widow. who lives in a
| handsome residence on North Highland ave.
| nue.. in tho fashionable East End district. was
arrested tonight by Constable Jack and on
| Ger I. l. kuntz OF the Anti Cruelty to Children
| Society.
| The warrant charges her with cruelty to
| little ten-year-old girl. Rita Bevins. whom
she adopted several years ago. Rita is tho
daughter OF Mrs. William Bevins Of 2.022 Har-
rison street. who was left widow seven years
ago. Rita returned to her mother the other
day in a weak condition and declared she
would not remain longer with Mrs Weaver.
She said that Mrs. Weaver used her in
spiritualistic seances frequently at her house.
Rita declares that Mrs. Weaver locked her up
in a wire cage and obtained hypnotic power
over her. She gave the child in spiritualistic
baptism the name Of Hattie Lyons. and used
her as link between herself and her dead
husband who died some months ago. leaving
an estate estimated at between $500. and
S1OOO0O0. Bail was furnished for Mrs.
Weaver. and hearing was set for next
Wednesday. The warrant charges Mrs. Weaver
with keeping Rita In wire cage and using
her as trance medium at spiritualistic &C.
ances.
liens Of the East End have been attending
stances at Mrs. Weaver's house. When Con-
stable Jack entered the house to make the ar
rest. Mrs. Weaver advanced. and receiving him.
said:
You nre Officer Jack and you have a war
rant for my arrest" The constable was
prised.. He says Mrs. Weaver had never seen
him before.
He had scarcely finished rea ding the warrant
when a messenger arrived with a note for
Mrs: Weaver from ex-Judge Mellor. which
read: You are about to be arrested. will go
your bail for any amount" Mrs. Weaver de-
cruelty.
Constable Jack says he searched the house
and found the wire cage. The constable ad-
mitted that he was startled by the woman'a
insight into his errand and her peculiar mp
Iearance. He said It was lucky thing for him
that he WAS not alone for as it was lie felt as
II she exercised n sort OF hypnotic control
over him. 1t is said that this arrest comes
upon the eve OF Mrs. Weaver's departure for
Europe. and that she had her trunks partially
packed and expected TO leave for New York
banker Of this city much Interested in spirit
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JOLIET. Ill. Nov. 1a-The plant OF the Wind
sor Wire and Spring Company was seized this
morning by the Sheriff to satisfy claim OF
S15.10a A large number OF workmen are
thrown out OF employment.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL., Nov. 1S.-The firm OF T..
]. Bronson. Wholesale dealers in saddles. hard
ware and supplies assigned yesterday. Liza
bilities. $4,000: assets somewhat larger.
Sioux CITY. Nov. lS.-The National Bank OF
stock OF c. G. Culver. leading dry goods firm
here. under a ehattel mortgage for $50. 600
No ass ignment has been made. but the place
Drecipitated by the consolidation Of two
banks. involving the closing up OF tho busi-
ness OF tho National Bank Of Sioux City.
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"WARM UNDER cDErEDAND,s ooLb<R.n
Gev. Fishssck Says the Heat VIII Rise if
the President perri.ts.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 19-Gov William NJ Fish
back Of Arkansas arrived in the city this morn
ing from Little Rock. to attend q mesting Of
the Comm ercial Club this evening. In refer
ing to the condition OF the Mississippi River
and its tributaries, Gov Tishback said:
Il will first pay my respects to my own State.
We have in Arkansas 1000 miles OF navigable
water. more miles probably than any other
State In the Union. and 1 want to say right
now that the rivers are In worse condition
than they were twenty nve years ago. IL they
had been left to take care OF themselves they
would be in far better shape. Those graduates
OF West Point, burlesduey known as Govern-
mont engineers. In the words OF Senator Plumb
OF Kansas. are a bundle OF inef1lciencies.'
The Governor had this to say OF Cleveland:
BY the course Mr. Cleveland is pursuing.
will admit that he is not NAL ing himself popu.
lar. know he 10 not popular in our state. and
less popular In Mississippi and Florida. He
has fought or rather ignored. our United
states Senators. but we can and will grin and
bear It l will state however. that IL he per-
sists In carrying out the policy which Mt pres
ent ne is pursuing he will find 1t exceedingly
warm under his collar before he leaves the
White House. But l do not care to criticise
the Prcsident.I will simply state that we do
not want another Eastern President. and II q
Democratic convention nominates an Eastern
man ho will be defeated beyond n shadow OF q
doubt In my opinion the next Democratic
nominee Will be Stevenson, while Mckinley
Will head the Itepu blcan ticket"
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The Head OF the New York and Maryland
Province of Jesuits.

The Head OF the New York ana Maryland
Province OF Jesuits.
The announcement has been made that the
Rev. Father William O'Bren Pardow. rector OF
St. Francis Saver's College. in this city will
succeed the Rev. Thomas j. Campbell. S. j..
as Provincial OF the New York and Maryland
Province OF the Order of Jesuits
The appointment was made By the General
OF the order. the Very Rev. Louis Martin. The
new Provincial has appointed Father Camp
bell, his predecessor. Vice Rector OF st. Francis
Xaviers.
Father Pardow. who is about 40 years old. ia
going to visit Jamaica whore his presence as
the head OF the province is at present required.
Jamaica and Honduras. which were formerly
connected with the English provinces. have
been handed over to the American provinces.
Jamaica to the province OF New York and
Maryland. and Honduras to the province Of
MISSOURI
There is a rumor that Japan has been placed
IN the jurisdiction OF the California province.
These places have been in the English prov
ince. and the change is made. it Is said. bo-
cause the English have a number Of missions
to look after.
Each province has colony under its juris-
dction. Tho Irish province has Australia.
tho French China. the Belgian Calcutta, and
so on
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NOTES OF MUSIC EVENTs.

| tn. ...sor n, o,.,aor. a, ,r.,o, an, ,,.,i. -,
the Msropolitan Onera House beens 4. 1t week omen
| inv IN Monday Nov ~ win F.nst with E,mes
scaIcht. Lasale Vaschet and the brothers Jean and
Edouard de Reszke In the cas- ssnor Mancineh will
on that evening make his first appearance here as
conductor. Wednesday evening GUunOds " Philemon
| a. R,u,i.r apd N,.c.,,v. ,r,r,It.r,. Prstir,,. ~
- DA'" ""' "~S'"S"' N"'''" ''"''''""~
their hrst appearance here Nj Plancnn. Miss Sigrid
| Arnoldaon. Mme Emma Calve. Nine. Guerca. NJ. Du.
. Co., 49,. - p.,,,,..-,,, ,
iFiche' anu sRhor 'ishas' ''k"o' pe''s"a"' VIII
| with Mmes Nordica and Guercia signor Ancona NJ
fhhchoh. SiRhor 10 vase evil anu e'k"of ''has III
the cast Al the Saturday matinee fAu'' "'l oe 70
peA''u'
ro.piyhs pamroscb concert in Music Hail will be de-
- 80 ~ ~, ,,,,n, a,,, T.,h.,ra,,.t'
no,i,i,n. Mt,. Lillian Hauyeu signor Eugcnio
r,,, , .,',, 80 - IN no ina .o,o,s,s s
l.ctons from Romeo aud Juliet" the ballet
from Faust and an arranssment of tho Ave
Maria" for tho violin viii bo among tho GounoI mum
bers in the hrs, half OF T.chaiKowslys
the orchestra will play his Third suite aud The
"Marchs Slave" Mr. BroisLY his "Esrenade Aelnn'
songs.
n,o. ,, ,-,.-- " ,,,,i,A. ,,,,, H..
The first Damrosch Saturday matinee VIII ue given a.
Music Hall next saturday afternoon. hme, Amalia
Mat.rpa will bs the prncpnl soois and tho number.
allotted TO her will afford opportunity OF hearing
the sre., wasnerian soprano her best She will sing
'n., ,sa1a, =, ""u"' .n' ''"p"'"'
- -, MAJ, ,. ,,,
The Imperial Austrian Infantry ha""' unde' INC con,
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$4,000 EoR ONE MONTHS SERVICE.
The Oner Made by Brazil to Capt. ZaIinski
OF Dynamite Gun Fame.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1S.-Capt. Edward l. IA
linski u s. A. the inventor OF tho dynamite
gun with which tho Brazilian man-ofwar
Nietheroy has been equipped. was at the War
Departm ent to-day very anxious to see Seore-
tary Lamont and very much disappointed be-
cause he did not do so. He said:
Il am trying to find out what action will be
taken regarding my retirement from the
army. You know. since was stricken with
paralysis some two years since. have been
lame. and suppose am considered incapaci-
tated for service. But Just let me get another
show at active service and I'll fool them"
The refusal to grant you the leave OF ab-
sence asked for necessitates your refusing the
offer to go with tho Nictheroy. does it notg"
No: not necessarily"
DO you mean that you contemplate resign
ing your com mmission under this Government
to accept tho offer OF the Brazilian Govern
They offer mo $4,000 for ono months SER
vice to instruct tho men on board the Me-
theroy as to the best possible manner of hand
ling my gum was his reply
Then you are, contemplating the accept
ance Of the otrer?"
Maybe I'll accept: don't know. Of course.
/ am contemplating 1t. Who Wouldn't"
Capt Ialinski returned TO New York by the
afternoon train without being able to reach
any understanding with the War Department
as to o leave OF absence.
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His Effects show that He wns Married In
Chicago tho Day Rrtore lie LcIt thmt Clty.

his Enects show that He was Married d In
Chicago tho Day Before lie Lett that city.
WARRINGTON. Nov. 1S.-The police officials.
In making careful search OF the effects Of
Lieut.. Johann Sipek OF tho Austrian army
the man who died at Emergency Hospital here
on Thursday. found among the effects mar
riage license showing that Spek was married
in Chicago on Nov. to Miss Clara b. Simpson
OF that city. The ceremony was performed by
Chicago Justice OF the Peace. John c. Muir
ply Sipek must have left the Worlds Fair
city the day following the marriage in order to
have arrived here on Nov. 4: 1t Is surm sed that
he may have left his bride OF q few hours to
settle up some affairs in the old country. in
tending to return to this country for future
residence. Tho recently married girl rroba-
bly, thought her husband was on an ocean
steamer bound for. his. home Inspector
Hollinherger has written the Chicago authori-
ties 70 LOOK up the young woman and inform
her that the rema ins OF her husband are hero
subject to her disposal. after Coroner Wood
ward has completed an Investigation into the
probable cause OF his death. 1t il believed
that he was assaulted either in Chicago or
en- route here. and that the frequent convul.
sions which seized him and the brain congeR-
tion that followed resulted from blow ON the
back OF the head
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No Attraction for po,,cem-a Now

John Kane applied 10 Police Justice Birdsall
In Jersey City yesterday for the arrest OF boy
who threw stones at his house and broke a
pane Of glass.
Il live on Hopkins avenue. between Summit
avenue and Perry street" said Kane. land
there isn't liquor saloon on my block. i'd
give 5 100 II there was one"
Why would you do thati' asked Justice
Birdsall.
because" replied Kane. "if there was a
saloon tho police would come around once in
a while to get drink and then wouldn't have
10 bother coming here for warrant | don't
see policeman UP there from one years end
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4 POLICEMAN ARRESTED.
An Alleged BIacItmai Conspiracy Unearthe
In Chicago.


In Chicago.
CHICAGO. Nov. 1S.-Michael J. Gallery. a DO
liceman at Hyde Park. is under arrest at
the Central Station on q charge OF grand lnr-
ceny. 1t is alleged that he stole $1,000. which
sum Of money is said to be a blackmail fund
obtained from E Borrer Of 1856 Indiana ave.
nue. Borrer reported the theft, and disclosed
an alleged conspiracy. involving Attorney
David ID. OBrien OF a, Clark street and Will
liam Dillon. waiter at tho Boston Oyster
House. Dillon charged Borrer with n crime
involving Dill0ns son. and the lawyer. II Is al.
legged. effected settlement between Dillon and
tho alternative OF being arrested on a warrant
already sworn out and In the hands OF Gallery.
paner II Borrer paid the money. This portion
OF the story Ia denied by the attorney. but Bor-
rer went with Gallery to tho Illinois Trust and
Savings Bank and drew the 81. 600. He says
that Gallery then at the point OF q revolver
robbed him OF tho money.
The sun., 1893-11-19
A Man, Covered with Powder. Ab,nx..

NrwBuEGH, Nov. 1s.-Edward Vandermark,
All employee in ono OF the powder houses of
the Latin & Rand Powder Works. three miles
bnck OF this city. was trimming the wick OF q
lighted kerosene lamp yesterday when a spark
fell upon his clothing. which was filed with
fine powder, In an instant he was abaae from
head to foot. Several other hands wers near
powder, not one OF them dare make an mt.
Tempt to help Vandermgrk. lie tore his clothes
of as best he could. bnt not until he was
budly burned. lie WAS brought to Newburgh,
his home. and attended by physician
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all thrse boats we're taken of Yesterday. The
Yarrow boats torpedo tube 10 not adjusted
yet, but otherwise there 10 little work to do
on her
The britannia is taking on her supplies and
waiting for her guns. Hell. lighter guns ar
heavily. and some OF her lower portfolios amid
ships are below the water.
Dir. V. i. Lassoe. who is interested In the
Destroyer, denies now that he Is helping to flt
her out. He objected to tho Destroyer going
TO Brazil from the lrst. and SAYS that he does
not think we'll Of tho work which Ia being done
on her. He says she 10 not 1T to 20 to Brazil.
and considers the guns which are now being
- There IL considerable speculation as to when
the Nictheroy will go to sen. She may. sail to-
dav or tomorrow. All Interested speak in the
say the men are fine lot.
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sp4HKs FROM THE 1ELEGRapH

ninhtheria carried away three children OF Michael
MCGinnis at savannah. y, Y. during the past week
They were aged 8, 10. and ~ wears
Tho trial of George W. less a Coxsackie hoto
keeper for murder Will begin before Judge sandersG
at CaskilI on Monday Hess shot and Killed a negro
In his barrOom last spring.
Tho WrstcOtt Manufacturing Company of Seneca
Falls has been closed by tho Sheriff an execution for
SlTO2SS4 on Judgment in favor OF q. T. Rogers 4
mum OF Of other creditors have begun actions The
concern stwenty years old and employed seventyhe
hands
Samuel w. Smith OF Gaines, tho newly elected A..
semblyman from Orleans county has been nhgeI To
succnnb 10 financial troubes liis ltaDiiiiss Rre re-
ported to he over $40 OOb. from Sl2Ouu 600 ~
which Is unsecured. Mrs Saith has given up every
thing to her husbands creditors
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ALDERMAN TIT TO RESIGN.
He IA Goire 10 Be Clerk In Justice Gold
foEir's Court.

foEie's Court.
There will be q vacancy in the Board OF Al
dermen about Jan. ]. when Alderman William
TAFT OF the Sixth districtwill resign to become
clerk Of the Fifth Judicial District Civil Court.
John Duane. Jr. is the present clerk of the
court and James II. Sheils the assistant clerk
The terms OF both will expire in a few weeks.
The salary OF each Is So 900 year. and both
are making efforts to secure the place which
Alderman TAFT doesn't take.
Both have strong political backing. and their
nght for the place recalls the old fend between
Justice John Henry Mccarthy and ex Alder
man Thomas Shells. for Duane ia Justice Nc
lanes ri. Gibney Of 414 East Tenth street is
said to be slated for the vacancy In the Board
Of Aldermen.
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su,cIde by Cu,,,ns "a, Artery.

John p. McGlynn. 50 years old committed
suicide yesterday morning at his boarding
house at 449 Pacific street. Brooklyn. by cut
ting the artery In his left arm with racer. In
last une he sspareted from his wife because
no said she thought he did not make enough
money Ho was an agent for n. Xlmbona,
manufacturer Of butchers clothes at All At
lantie avenue, This postal card was found In
ono Of his pockets:
=. ArRIL ~, 1893
Your shiriG or rather mine have been rsceiyed sx
aElnsl and given 10 my porter advise you 10 give
up ths business for some nne viii certainty Kin YOU
Yours IN tie DlJbt friendly spirit ~ u. ALBEsT,
The sun., 1893-11-19

Commissioner Andrews went 10 Paterson
yesterday to witness the experimental work.
ing OF a snow-mslting machine designed to
be used in disposing of accumulations OF
snow and ice from the streets Of large cities.
AS tho trial was not set for time when Pater-
had to be used In the machine. Tho capacity
OF tho machine Is supposed be one cart load OF
snow reduced to water in 70 seconds or lSO
seconds to reduce a load Of ice with the blast
OF burning oil spray. which is blown into the
returt for the reception OF the ice and snow to
he QispOsed Of
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A Challenge to Nat,onn, Guard comp.u,-.

PORTLAND. Or. Now 1S.-In view OF the
advantages presented by the California Mid
winter Fair for such a contest. Company q.
First Regiment Oregon National Guard. ex-
tends chaeRGe @ get 70 , sny National Guard com.
Chickasaw Guards. Memphis. Tenn. to com
pete under tho heads OF drill and marksman-
pionship OF the United States. Capt Farrar of
COMPANY deposited certified check for
company Is Invited to contest for.
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The sch,a.r Children Pleased Them.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. lS.-The futile efforts of
the children's society to prevent the appear
ance OF the Schaffer children acrobats. led to
scene OF enthusiasm In rho Grand Opera House
TO- might: The family ended it's engagement.
me me audience an gave them ten recalis and show:
q French doll as gift.
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Won dor Ali. Want. Gamer.

Some Of the baseball magnat.. ktil IN town ys-
terdHN hanging around the + ftl Avenue Hotel thrs
Won der Abe laid he had made offer frr the release
o. hnHer cannon, hut thAt NtGl al refused 10 ma
me lrhi II was rumorsd 'hai RfOOklvu hai bought
me reieAse ~ Tom Brown ui Louisville NaTI Cana
wlthln nitecn minutes 0f grt'ln1 gilbert. fN" spring
held thifd laseman on iH' Just ait'f Hyri q had
handed NICK Young crrs COR $500 Tor tliheris rer
lease ward came M with a ,,niiar chrcS hat Young
said BrOnhlyn MAS eutilrI 20 the payer seFvlcrs
Mr. Aha'i admitted tho tru'h ~ M W. s'ory ABOUT
ROliErnA sale OF the yt aud t'luh
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Tie Cnmpan,a's Had Weather Time.

The Cunarder CamDania. on the voyage sho
finished yesterday aathis port found too much
weather in her course for record breaking But
she made the excellent time OF 5 days 20 hours
and 70 minutes. which is mighty good consid-
passed the American liner New York bound
hither. on Wednesday evening. The storm was
at its worst on Friday. when the big speeder
made only 3S1 knots.
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A Big Demand for sea nj spring mold.

BosroS Sov. ls There vii lie accommodations This
year at the Harvard Yale gne FOR seating - 900 per
sons ana II IL expected mat IlOp Df the seats will bs
iascn by visitors from Boston aui the surrounding
towns Even ~ ms eRTlv dNie IT Is almost impossnr
npless one - on tho INSIDE 10 secure more than one
seat doubtful II any seats are put on sale for tie
general public
Bottoms 900" VIII go 10 Springfield next friday
night 20 he ihore for tho nal IErtStuur private cars
have thus far been hired hy devures ~ the game ana
besides the regular traini On the day Of the game ne
eNtrRs VIII he pu' on.
ilr May tile oldest living gra !nHn ~ Harvard and
day that he would DO there
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Cincinnati Want. TO He Srventy-hvs Square
Miles bigger.

CINCINNATI. Nox 1a-Mayor Mosby last night
presented his ordinance to the Board of Leeis-
latlon for the annexation OF about seventy-fve
square miles OF unincorporated territory OF
Hamilton county. The ordinance was referred
have to have the concurrence OF the county
Commissioners ogo through, but indications
point to a favorable result. 1t will Increase
Cincinnatis population W. 1000. The annexed
territory will add about 1000 majority to the
Republican party's strength.
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Iiny Head o. Carlr K,ll.a In a Tru,n Mr..I

MuNCIE. Ind. Nov. lS-At 3 o'clock this
morning. near DO Graf o.. Big Four freight
train, consisting Of cattle. hogs, and grain.
broke in two. and tho sections collided at the
bottom OF steep grade on a creek bridge.
Twelve cars filed the creek with a mass of
debris, and fifty head OF cattle and hogs were
KILLED and as many escaped badly crippled
Nearly tho whole OF the train was wreck ed
The trainmen escaped with few injuries. The
damage will be heavy. '
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NJ. josef SlivinsRi. the Polish pianist arrived
yesterday Oh the New York. and s at the Stur-
tevant House. He studied under Letschetisky.
Paderewsky's master. ant subsequently under
Rubinstein. He begins his American tour at
the Madison square Garden on Thanksgiving
night Anton SeidI's orchestra will accompany
him. NJ. .Slivinski is tai and slender. AMI hns
black hair md a mustache with curling ends,
He does not wear his hair long
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An E..Bauk Cashier Give. Himself Up.

DETROIT Nov. 1S.-Fred Marvin. OK cashier
Of the Third Nat onal Bank for whose arrest
warrant on the charge OF embezzlepent was
issued early IN the week. surrendered himself
ination was fixed for Dec. ]. Mr.. Marvin was
then released on bonds Of $4,000.
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The Report Denied.

DuBuQuF. Iowa. Nov Archbishop Hen.
messy pronounces as false the story from Sioux
Ctty that he has proposed to Rome the names
Of tho leV. Fathers Mc(ilynn and Hearty OF St
Louis for Bishop OF Sioux City.
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To Complete the Tehuantep.e Road.

Cry OF MEXICO. Nov. l9-A contract for Ii "a
completion OF the Tehuantepec Railroad was
signed to day between tho Government and
the Ion. Charles Stanhope representing the
Dresdner Bank OF Germany. and others
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An interesting musical event is promised for Brook.
lyn IN SeiI society matinie at the Academy of MusIc
on Friday afternoon. Dec. l. for the benefit of the
BROOKLYN orphan Asylum. Srdls fun orchestra 10 to
fuTnIsh the instrumental music. Frau AinaA MaternR
and Herr Emil 'f sche. VIII be tho solosts and mo
choir boys OF Grace Church will also contribute voca
music The programme includes such numbers as
Iiandels Largo" Schumanns "TraumereL" Griegs
"Springtime' and " SOiyjeg's Song" and Gill.ts
ete songs and ballads by MAterna and Fischer. aud
choruEes by the choir boys. There will be organ and
harp as well as orchestra compartments.
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"VANT|NE'S SILKS, y

claim for its OF the great tenors OF tho
word. No voice greater promise of splendid
achievement ami in persona! appearance he il equally
welI equipped
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Mr.. Hubert Arnold. tho young voiinist who has ar
rived here in the course Of arounl the globe
PLAYER OF unusual atannemts Ills brilliant technique
and his magnetic qualities have rarely. # ever. been
exceeded by Sarasae and other of the greatest
artists He Ia ono OF tho virtuosos who create for
themselv a welcome everywhere.
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Josef Srvnsii tho young Polish pianist. will make
his debut Ia this country on Thanksgiving night III
Madison Square Garden Concert Hall! lie viii have
the assist auce OF Seids orchestra He will bo
In second concert with SaIdl the following Satur
day afternoon. and in two recitals Tuesday evening
Dee. o. and Thursday evening. Dec. 7.
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Tho Brodsky String Quartet which consists Of Adolf
Brodxky. first violin and leader; Jan Kuert second
violtu Ottnkar SovaCeE vioa. and Mr. Ilegner GO list
ia to give series OF six chamber music concerts IN
Recital Hall. Music Hall building the evenings OF
Jan. and 20, Feb. q and -. and March l3 aud ~.
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Nine. Amaia Materna. who has postponed her de
parture from this cOnntry has been engaged for
special series OF concerto IN Music Hail. IN which she
Will sing IN scenes from WAgners operas and in roles
in which sho iShcknowl edged prerminent orr Fischer
and new tenor son OF Anton SchOtt. to take
mar in
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concert for the psneh' Of the Normal College
Alumnn Library is to be gwen at Music Hall Mon.
day evening Nov -. number OF excellent artists
have been engaged the concert will be under O 0
charge Of the Iss"ratc Alumnr and there Is every
promise OF all interesting event.