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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-06
THE LAToNIA STAKES,
For the Spring Meeting OF IsaG-A Npp,-
her0f Illeh EycMts,

For the Spring Meeting Of lSlH-A Nunl-
herO( Rich Events,
Secretary Hopper OF the Latonla
Jockey Club, yesterday announced sew
enteen stakes to close January l5 Eley-
en- VIII be decided at the spring meet
Ing Of 1895; three at the fall meeting,
and three at the sprlnB meeting OF 1897.
In addition there VIII be the Derby,
Oaks and Himyar, which closed last
January Tho stakes 10 be decided at
the spring meeting are;
Cllpsetta stakes, two-yenr-Old lilies,
guaranteed S9,60Oi five furlongs,
Harold stakes, two-yeRr-old colts,
guaranteed I9b)0i Ave furlOngs,
Sensation stakes, for -yenr-olds,
guaranteed $500; six furlongs.
COvlnSton spring stakes, selling, for
two-year-olds, guaranteed $4,000 i've
furlongs
Ripple stakes, for three.year-olds,
$1,000 added; one mile,
LatoniR spring prize, handicap, for
three-year-0lds, $1,000 added; oneSand
one-eighth miles,
Tobacco stakes, selling, for three
year-olds and upward, guaranteed ST.
900; one mile,
Milldale stakes, three-year-olds and
upwards, guaranteed $1,000; six fur
longs.
Mcrhants' stakes. three-yenr-olds
and upwards. $1,000 added one and
one-elghth miles,
National handicap, three'year-olds
and upwards, 5000 added; one and
three-slXteenth miles,
Cincinnati hotel handicap, three
yCar-olls and upwards, $500 addedi
one and One-quartor miles.
Lltoni0 derby, for thret-yenr-olds,
1900 added; one and one-half miles,
CLOSED January, 1891
Lntonia oaks, for thTee-yenr-old III
lies, 5000 added; ono and one'quRrter
miles (Closed January, 1852
Ilimyur stakes, for three-year-o
colts, 5000 added ono and uue-elghth
mllca lclnsnh LnnunrY. lEpal
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NARTI.TB FRRRY.
Hap, and aIIshaps In the Thriving city
Across the River,

Across the River,
street Commissioner william Coates
denies some OF the statements made to
| tho city council by the city solicitor
/ and credited to him. lie says that the
| solicitor was not authorized TO make
the statements reported In the papers
that In rcpiy TO o proposition made by
tbc sollcitor. he said he would be willing
10 make n settlement. providing II was
satisfactory TO him, that he Ia the su
perlntcndUnt OF the streets and that all
work performed should be done under
his supervision, that he read and Sign
ed tho petition prcFcntel TO Judge
DriECa, that he heartily approves every
action taken by tits attorney In the
case and that the attorney Withdrew
some Of the allegations when the case
was tried.
The Fifth street Injunction case OF
John &. Hnyne, taxpayer, aHalhht
Charles James, at nl., Will be allowed TO
take its turn In tho supreme court anu
this will mean about year ana hnll
before Il Is heard. This being u CnEc In
yolylng the construction OF the statute
IL could have been act forward but the
plaintiff and his attorneys yesterday
decided to allow II to come In It's order
Chnunccy Il. IIartaOR, tho nyc.year-
old child nf Rev. and Mira. w, II. Hart
sog, died yesterday mOrnlnB Ot inilnm-
nation of the stomach and bowels, nj
tcr nm Illness Of not quite two days, The
little fellow was playing In THE yard on
Tuesday. The lntCrmcnt VIII bc NJ
spcnccrvlllc, o., Saturday Tho second
child rs very sick.
Tho parties who are doing tho plumb
ing nj the electric light plant viii have
10 use dynamite TO blow out the Stag on
The street, Notwithstanding the bid was
away down.
John Goodman hnn received tho con
trnct for grading the grounds ut the
Central school building There was u
difference Of 81 In the bIda,
Calob & Coulluc hive about finished
thoincw ton inch whtcr main from Jef'
fcrrOn HtrCct 10 hclnnyillo There are
zoos feet OF II,
A care OF smallpox developed In the
fnmlly uf George Becker, Oh broadway
In Martins Ferry yesterday nnd two
In KlrkWoud. .......
q. H. Carpenter who rec0nily pur-
chnHod the w. II. llntcllil property ON
Fourth street has removed into II.
Roy. OgioNhay, VI the English Iu.
thpfnn conference, VIII preach IN tile
Commercial hall on Eunlny evening.
Thc FLOATING nclhol hnH arrived At
thi Buckeye glnEs wOrkB wharf
Minis Julia DuWnuy entertained NJ
hcr homo ON lrlrtt street last night
The I9urckn club gnyo n hop at
sChochlCd han last night,
rho lIolol ~ Cnlr III being given n
thorough oyorhaullng.
rho will NJ tho lnlc Mrs. jnpe orr will
| be- ptuhntcd tu.dny
70, n. Mcconb was nj Dlllonvnlc yes
tofdnY
George Cook IN home from sl0tcrs.
willie.
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BELLAIRE.
All sorts OF Local News AMI Gossip from
thr uin,s city.


The DcllalrG on and Gas Company
was organized yesterday afternoon In
tho 0iiicn OF a, j, Relta, Charles Ros-
ser was chosen president OF the tempo
rary organization and Mr., RQita secre-
tpry aud treasurer a charter mas been
applied for. Tho company secured
county oil field and Will put down u
well rs soon as they can complete ar
rnnGcments for II,
Jonathan Rose, one Of the best KNOWN
farmers Vt Guernsey county, made ~
assignment for the benefit OF his credf-
tors, Tuesday, 10 Frank Doudnu, OF
Quaker City, No reliable information
has been received MS to HIS liabilities,
The deed OF assignment covers over 4OO
acres OF land. a number OF creditors
We're preferred, Mr., Rose Is well known
all over this county,
There is some prospect now that tho
vacated buildings Of the liellairI
Stamping Company here VIII DO utll'
iZed ns textile factory, Messrs' john
NJ, and William X, Given, OF Pitts
burgh, have been figuring on them.
There will be preaching IN the United
Presbyterian church this evening and
Tomorrow afternoon AZ o'clock. Rev,
], NJ, Duncan. OF Guernsey county, VIII
assist the pastor, Rev II, $, BOYD, In
these services,
George Taylor, cashier OF the Noble
county National Bank, has been ten
dercd the position OF statlsticlpn in the
state auditors Office, The position pays
Sl,1OO per year.
Miss Rose Phillips, the primary
teacher here Ia Gomplimented by the
Cambridge papers for the paper she
read at the eastern Ohio teachers In
stltutc,
The report Of tho smallpox oRses at
KITkwood yesterday caused. some un-
oagIncss here until II was learned that
the four could be traced to one source
In the case OF Michael Feeney against
W. s, MCaTs on charge OF forgery, the
mayor held Mears In 5000 bond, He
gave bail and was released,
Capt. John ". Lane and wife returned
from Chicago yesterday where they went
with Mr. Lanes mother, who Will spend
tho winter in Chicago.
The Gravel hill reading and social
club held an interesting meeting at the
home OF Mayor DUBOIS and Wife last
night,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Cummins pleas
antly entertained u private bowling
party at luncheon wednesday evening"
The Knights OF PythIas last night In
Itiatel four new members and nolni-
mated officers for the ensuing year,
w. Il. panford, principal Of the sec
ond ward school, Is laid up with hea-
Wy cold. Miss BaIr Hlls his place.
Mira q. A, Keepers, of Benllsville, In
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sinclair ON
Gravel hill,
The women's ulsBIonury society VIII
meet In the First NJ. +, church this AZ
ternO0n,
Mr.. John Nnllcy, OF Monroe county,
and family have moved to this city
Hon, J, p, sprIEgs, OF WoodsAeld,
was here yesterday.
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The first concert, but third attraction,
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton lecture and entertainment course
will be given next Tuesday evening,
the 10th. Tho entertainment was TO
have been given by the Laura Dainty
company, but owing TO sickness the
company has been compelled to cancel
ali engagements The date Will be filled
BY the Amphlon Quartetts Concert
Company. The gentlemen composing
this quartctte are artists OF more than
ordinary ability. Each member Is q
soloIst both vocal and Instrumental
One OF tho members enjoys an enviable
reputation as n humorlst In speech
as well as song. Seats VIII be reserved
at the Y, NJ. c. a. building SATURDAY.
morning
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seven-eighths mile, scllIng--Baldur,
Little billie, 60: Or, Work, 9s; j. w,
Cook, Tom sayre, 100; Mate, iOl: Bea-
con. lO2; Verdi, 1903; Miss Young, 1oi.
Seven.clghths mile selllng-Cuta-
long, Henry Harris, %: Dole Bramble,
20; Seabrook. Fondest, New House,
100: Squire c., iO3: Hereto, 100: Del Cor
onndO. 1906; Honor i07.
MlIe-Robert Lntta, j. Defy, Jambo-
rec, Constantine. llOro, Tuscaroro, Vi
da. OrInda. Sntlnet, Ashland (by
SprlngboS). lOi.
Mile handicRp-Wolsey li3; dladl'
oil, IS: Little Matt, 1O2; LlRht Foot, li;
Cass, 90. Mike Kelly 81; Captain Kidd,
so: Pcytonia, 90; Joe Murphy, lis; Eli
demo. 90,
Threc-fourth mlle.-Kathleen, Pey'
tonia, Remand. Annie McNuiry. Black
Tiger, sir John. Lillian c.. Souvenir,
Black Ball, Lucy Bell.
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Among the cases decided by tho board
~ review OF the National Trottlng As
ISOLATION yesterday wRa that OF g, O..
Robcns, OF Grand Rapids, Mich, ac-
cused OF fraud in the $4,000 Alcyron-
Nelson Tnoo mt Beacon Park, Boston,
In 1850. Robens had applied for per-
mancnt reinstatement, but the board
would only continue the temporary re-
ins,atoment granted him at Chicago
last year
DR.. ]. L. p, MoGusky. OF Lancaster,
Pa. who was expelled for intormnllty
and wrong opinion at lie 0rand'S truck
In 1892, was ordered to be Teinstated,
an the board considered he had been
sufficiently punished
T. Il. Davis, OF Williamson, Pa, mp.
piled for the reinstatement of himself
and his horses He WAS suspended ut
Lykens Pa, on August, 81. 1895. The
board found that although Davis with
drew his horses In the customary way,
II was violation OF the letter OF the
law aud tho practice at that track. A
iine OF 800 was Imposed and II was or
dercd that Davis should remain sus-
pended until this fine Is paid.
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ERyE's GOOD SHOWING
Surprised the Talent Last EvcniuE-IIe
OutpOlnted Dixon,

Surprised the Talent Last ENehtnS-He
Outpolntsd Dixon.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-There was q
very large attendance OF club members
and guests at the New Manhattan Ath,
letIe Club tonight 10 see the ten round
bout for n decision between George
Dixon, Of Boston, the laather-welght
champion Of the world and Frank Ernc,
Of Buffalo, who aspires TO the champion
ship.
Erne was handled by Charlie White.
Dixon was attended by Tom o'Rourke,
The boys weighed 1876 pounds each.
Round /. Erne was very clever and
got into clinch whenever Dixon would
lead
Round ?. Dixon was on the defensive.
Round 3. Erne followed Dixon up and
got his left to the face In Dixon's cor
ner. Dixon rushed. but Frank stopped
him with left jAb In the face, The
Bufialolan was greeted with cheers as
he went TO his corner.
Round l. Dixon rushed twice but Erne
stopped him. Dixon swung for body,
but fell short; then he rushed dozen
times, but was cleverly stopped each
time Finally Dixon crossed over his
right on the side OF the head.
Round :. Light work only.
Round Erne sent clean left 10
Dixon's face and George responded
with his left on the neck During the
remainder OF the round Erne broke
ground nicely and Dixon failed to md
him.
Round I. Dixon rushed twice and was
stopped. Erne landed left on DEons
face three tines In rapid succession
without q return. Dixon landed a
right hand swing on the neck and lab
hel hts right and left on the same
lIacc.
Round 3. Dixon rushed ngain and
again, but Erne met HIM cleverly. Dix
Oh landed his left on the face heavily,
nlt Erne went back with a similar
blow. During the latter part OF this
round there was some fierce fighting,
both men breaking about even IN pun
isH.ng and clinching, and DiNou's left
car was bleeding,
Round .. Dixon landed hard left
swing On the Jaw aud jahbcd his lett
on the face. Emo hit him on the back
o! the head with his right. Dixon rush.
I'd matters, but Ernc was there for him
every tine.
Round 10 Erd last. Dixon landed
heavily with left on face and body am
right hand swing on back of neck
Erne got In straight left on face
aEain on the Jaw.
The referee declared tho bout draw
and the spectators were we'll satisfied
with the decision. Erne was wnrrnly
congratulated as he was leaving the
!Vg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-06

John ]. Quinn, manager OF Peter Ma
nor met Dan steuRrt yesterday MORN
Inr In New York, and agreed to fight
between Maher and Fltzslmmons'
Quinn heard stuart's proposition,
which was for fight with Fitzslmmons
tar the championship belt, to be held
rs,r III PasO, Texas, Quinn asscnted
IA il and called for articles OF agree
msnt. Stuart suggested that they
would better be signed outside the state
and Quinn Rcquiesced, The date Sc
iscted Is either February IL or ID, \
telegram was sent 10 FitzsimmOns ask
,ng II this date was satisfactory, His
rsply Is expected this afternoon.
Tho hght will be for purse and the
bsayy-welght championship, The
amount OF the purse VIII probably be
M OOO but Il Is understood that Quinn
wt,hrs 10 make II $4,000, When the
articles are signed the principals VIII
pat IN $500 each as a guarantee OF
socd faith, Il IL proposed TO pull the
tcht on In Mexico Just across the. Rio
Crande from FL Paso, Texas, II 10 plan
ned to erect there n tent capable OF az
torilnG seats for 1900 persons,
II was agreed by Quinn and Stuart
that the stakeholder must be u man
WHO does not 1.-Two in the state, The nrtl-
cles OF agreement will be practically tho
same as those agreed to By Ccrbett and
FltEslmmoRs. Stuart Is empowered
with null authority TO make the match
with Maher, but FltEslmmons has stip-
plated that he must first mako formal
request for Corhett TO meet the AUS
ITALIAN In Mexico,
Fitzslmmons and Maher havO met be-
fore in the prize ring. They fought NJ
New Orleans on March ., 1899, and Ma
her was vnnQuished In twelve rounds,
Mahcr was knocked out by Joe God
dord on December 3, 1899 In three
rounds, fought In the concy Island Ath-
let!c Clubs arenG,
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 5.-Eleyenth
day Cregccnt City winter meeting,
Weather cool and clear. Track fast
Attendance good.
First. selling. seven furlongs-LaBni-
nppe won; Overclla second; Jack the
jew third. Time, l;29k.
Second. six furlonga-soutiio won;
La Sale second: Royal Choice third.
Time. :l5&.
Third. mile and seventy yards, sell
ing--Proyorb won; Queen Be8s second
TcrroplN third. Time. l:iI.
Fourth, handicap, ak furlongs-MaE-
ynr!ue won; Nlkitu second; HlberElan
Queen third Time, llL
Fifth, selling, seven and half fur
IDnga--G. u. Cox won; Lestcr second;
Bills Bennett third Time, 1861.
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At the Opern House "Wednesday, Dec.
If. Robert HIllard will be seen In the
new soclety comedy. "Lost--2i Hours.
A EcY Yorl, critic who 10 considered
Ly both manager and public to be one
OF the falrest dramatic writers on tho
press OF that city, says that the play
ig about ms bright an example Of farce,
nccentuated throughout by u back
ground OF seriousness, az might well
bs desired. Dick Swift, q New Yorker,
1ias sdwn bis Wild oats and settled
down. Rut the crop of his early days
ia not content TO be left to wIthcr by tho
Iondsidc, ana pursueB him TO his home
There IN O sweet and trusting wife, Of
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nnnlrn,t, orn Grrnt cow

"OutcaatS OF q Great City" with It's
tremendous scenic effects and big and
brilliant company, headed by Daniel
A. Kelly. will DO one OF this seasons
strongest novelties At the Grand next
Moniny. Tuesday and Wednesday. The
mort Of "Outcurts OF u Great City" lies
I'm Itq novelty and the clcvcrncsS with
which Kelly picturcs the honest and
witty Irishman. His success estnb-
fishes It firmly as an attraction OF un-
usual strength, and those desiring to
see IL should secure their seats ut once.
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All-Plttsburghs ns was hopcd. Man,
egcr Mason, Of the Pittsburghs and
Barrows, OF Wheeling, announced To.
night that there would be no game In
spite OF the fact that many OF the old
Duqusnnn players wanted to play
Wheeling In spite of the ridiculous an-
nouncrmont some days ago that none
Of tho puquesnes should take part IN
the game, There IL more than u little
INDIGNATION In Pittsburgh over the ne
ton uI the Dulunsne management who
seem To have "nlbbeln UNNECESSARILY.
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WHEN most needed It is not unusual
for your family physician to be away
from home. Such waB the experience
OF MIR. j. Y. Sohenck. editor Of the Cad
do Ind Ter, Banner, when his little
girl. two years Of age, was threatened
with a severe attack Of Group. He says'
my wife insisted that 70 for tho doc
tor, but us our family phyRiQlan was
out OF town l purchased bottle Of
Chambcraln's Cough Remedy, which
relieved her Immediately | win not be
without Il In tho future" "a. and 10
cent bottles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-06

The strike OF the sanitary ware pot
tors OF the country which has been on
for several months, has been settled
and the workmen formerly employed
ut the wheelInE Pottery works, on the
South side, viii be back at work In u
few days. The strike was caused by n
demand OF the men to change the APP
prentice system, but IA the Trenton
workers have accepted the manurnc.
turers' terms the local workmen will
nlan 40 an
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EoE SALE
AFEw CHOICE LOTS AT EDGISGrOS
Cheap aud on I!aV Terms
w. V. HOGE.
oco CITY Rank nnlldIns; 100 MARKET street
AsslaNEE's SALE,
IGNEEs sALE On GROOERY

4 sSIGNEEs SALE on GROCERY
N nGSiNf,S,
I'M yltlne Of u deed Of aISlgnmcnl, dated No
ycmbcrl, 1871 aud recorded ~ the ollloe OF lho
CLERK OF The County Court Of Ohio county, IN
Decd VI 1TnI Hook No II, page IS made by j..
i. Quinn aud James r, LNntrg, dolng business IN
the nAmo VI "Thc Chicago 'rCA Company" to ne
Us trn,lcC wilt sell 10 tho highest bidder, on
MONDAY. DECEMDERp, 1895,
on tho premises, Mt 40 alll Market street, CITY
OF WhVClIng. w. Va cnnmcnrlns al 10 o'clock
All tic Coffee, Teas Spices aud general Hue OF
grOrcfIo4 In tho store room al No lljh Market
street. Wheeling W. Va, together with thn
lease and all hSlutcS aud property connected
with said business including two wagons ana
two horses
iCi y Il llANhlAN. trustee
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course, whom the adventures uses to
diet. All this IS old, but tho treatment
IN this play Is distinctly new. Mr. Hi
Hard was entirely satisfactory, ila
personality typiiIed the man about
town, and he played the llGhtcr
scenes with q touch and 20 reckless
ness entirely In accord with such u
phnrngtpr
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COUGHING irrltatcs tho delicate or
garR and ngFrhvates the disNnse. In
stead OF waiting, try ono Minute Cough
Cure. It helps at once, making cXpec-
tOrutiOn easy, reduces tic soreness
md Inflammation Every one lllteS It,
Logan Drug Co. Wheeling. w. Va, II.
Il. Peabody, uenwood, and Bowie s
Co. BrldGonorL, D.
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At our gallery the past two weeks has
compelled us TO extend the time to De-
cember goth, for the benefit OF those still
holding tickets for photographs, who
were unable to secure slttlngs. Come
early as possible, please, as the tickets
will positively expire on the Goth OF this
month. Respectfully,
TAPPAN & CONNEL,
Photographers.
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IN THE "oLD GERMAN"
no Arlon I1RfTSo Vl.ltO oFThursday TO he
-, U,,nrnttnn

The ATlon ISRfICS VlsiiS 0fThuraday 10 he
an Innovation.
The knfro vlHite OF the Arlon Society
which Is scheduled to take place ut the
Arlon hall, South Side, next Thursday
evening, will be the most elaborate
afair that has been given under the
auspices OF this well known orBaniSn-
tlon. The committee OF young ladies'
which has charge has arranged for ull
who participate TO appear In costumes
In vogue in Germany OF old. The scene
will be brilliant one and enjoyable.
Miss Mary stlfel Is chairman OF the
committee IN charge,
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HOLIDAY WARE Opening.
A. H. RICE & CO.

DE Wits Little Early Risers for
blllousness, indigestion, constipation
A small pill, prompt cure Logan
Drug Co, Wheeling, w. Va. Is. +, Pea
body, Benwood, and Bowie & Co,
bridgeport, ..
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A lady who has no further use for
her plano and wishes TO dispose OF II AT
once, Will cell Il fine Chlokering n Sons
Upright for one-thlrd what she paid for
H. The plano ia In perfect condition,
not scratch on II, and has u bright
r. w. BANNER & co.
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Tho bost aalyc ia tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, ioyOr
Borcs, teLtor, ohapped hands, chllhlalns,
corns, aud all ska oruptionN, aud posi-
lively cures piles, OF no nay required.
Il is guaranteed to give perfect satlsiac.
ton or money refunded. Price IS
cents por box. For sale bv Logan Drug
Com pnnv.
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sorTLI GLIDE LIsAduE.

Worry furprlHlng was The result Of l1tt
nE.ulnR'A games In the South Slda
league Novice had won one In twenty.
nUn gamrn nni Of course Bllndhrd
counted on three Victories. tut twnh
nu' ~ boz Novice took "brncor" and
H.tH. yfUtYVIytiu thfpn iifupu HpDFNt
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TIM lI.wBERLY CONCERT
or tho Opera House Orchestra on Next
sunday Evening,

or tho Opera House Orchestra on Next
sunday Evening,
On Sunday evening the regular BIZ
weekly concert OF the opera House Or
chestra will take place at the usual
place, Arlon Hall on the South Side
rho coming concert promises to be one
OF the most enjoyable Of the senson,
the opening number on the third part
OF the programme being aeHerlptlyo
fantasia, "a Yankees trip Abroad
that Is sure to make hit, Following
Is the programme;
PARTI,
Directorate" ,...",,,;"ar souFa
oyorture-"pIe sohoene Galqshe" s;;,r.
waitz-"Fairy Tales" .,,..,.,.,'",c Faust
PART II.
Selection from "Iacluta" ,,,,,,,u,uR ohyn
PlrlphTuFe pnz"rhe Lnreley' Z, NeswRdbR
PlEzIcato P6lka-"Auf der Dqsle!' 80;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, II. Weiss
PART III,
Descriptive Fantnsia-"A Yankees
s4YN6PAsRIFsG@aSG Yankee Who has I sot
the Washington Post march on tho
brain, makes trip TO Europe, lilo
arrives at Queenstown, Come
uuth W l4lll WUu kuuh AulN aNNAh
TO EdinborO', Scots whn haze
where on Sunday no whistles tho
Washington Post march on he
streets, but Is stopped by tho police
and starts for London british
GrenndIeTs' March" There ho
Stands on the bridge NJ Mid
night" Ii disturbed In HIS reverio
by the "Howllng Of a Dog whero-
unun he travels through Germany
'Rhine Song" Austria "FrOm tho
Rhine To the Danube" and 'Bluo
Danube WaltEos," to Italy "Nea-
polItNn Song" Whom making
trip Into the mountains rnd sing
Ing "WaahingtOn Post March" ho
Ii surprised by "ROhhers' Song In
tho deepest, denseBt Forest" Fight
ing and pistol shots. lie now FOch
through Paris 'rhe Partisan Song
10 HaYrc, where no ombRrks for
New York Sailing, Sailing"
storm az Sea" 'Homc, Sweet
Home, star Spangled Banner"
Finale.
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"Funfare Militatro" ,.,"",.""""'A schcr