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Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19
AMUSEMENT

Messrs. Paxton 6 Burgess have Identified
the Creighton theater with the Big Four'|
theatrical syndicate. which promises to bel
the largest and most effective alliance OF
amusement interests that has yet been made
In the history of American theatricals. Tho
new combine is headed by four OF the most
important firms identified with that profess
sion, namely, Hayman & Frohman, Klaw q
Erlanger. Nixon q Zimmerman and Rich 4
Harris, the circuit being composed Of the
leading theaters in this country, including
beside the Creighton, Abbey's. the Garrick,
Empire and Garden theaters, New York City;'
the Hollis, Boston; Chestnut Street theater.
Philadelphia; LyCeum theater, Clevcland;
the New Valentine, Toledo; the Grand Opera
house and the New Southern, Columbus;
Hooley's and the Columbia, Chicago; Olym-
pic and New Century, st. Louis. Coates,
Kansas City; Star theatcr, Buffalo. n. Y;
Tabor Grand, Denver; Detroit Opera house,
Detroit, Mich; the Baldwin of San Fran
cisco. Cal, and the Princess thcatcr and the
Grand Opera house. Toronto. Ont.
This movement is a most important ono
to Its members, assuring each the cream OF
all that is good in the amusement world.
Among the many superior attractions
which will be offered during the coming
season by the Creighton management are
Frohman's Empire Theater Stock company,
The Gay PariSians," Lady Slavey,'' I'm
Gay New York. Chaunccy Olcott. Rob
Roy" Prisoner of zenda,' THE Thorough
bred, y Della Fox. May Irwin, sandow. Tho
Brownies" Joseph Jefferson, "Puddn'head
Wilson" Hermann the Great, Frank Dan. |
tels, Lewis Morrison, THE Lilliputlans,' !
Walker Whiteside, "Trilby,' Grau Opera |
company, Ada Rehan, Marie Tempest. Lib
liam Russell. Richard Mansfield, Nat c. Good
win, The Mapleson Opera company. 1850
persons). Madame San Gene, Francis VIII
son, John Drew, Georgia Cayvan, and nun,
erous others Of equally high grade.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19
SILVER PLANKS OF 1902.

BATTLE CREEK, Neb,, July 1S.-To the
Editor of The Bee: For the information
of Bee readers will you publish the tinanI
cial plank of the republican and democratic
platform adopted in 1892. +, H..
Republican,: The American people FROM
tradition and interest favor bimetallism.
and the republican party demands the use
of both gold and silver as standard money!
with such restrictions and under such ord
visions, to be determined by legislation, II
Will secure the maintenance of the paritV
of values of the two metals so that did
purchasing and ~debt-paying power of tin
sEall be at all times equal. The intercst6
OF the producers of the country. it's farms
GrS ana It's worktngmcn, demand that every
dollar' paper or coin, issued by the govern@
ment shall be as good as any other. We
commend the wise and patriotic steps al
ready taken by our government TO secured
an international conference to adopt stch|
measures as will insure II parity of value|
between gold and silver for use as money
throughout the world
Democratic: I'VE denounce the repub-
ican legislation known as the Sherman
act OF 1870 as q. cowardly makeshift, fraught
with possibilities of danger in the future,
which should make all OF its supportersJ
as well as its author, anxious for its speeuyl
repeal: We hold to the Use of both gold
ana silver as the standard money of the'
country and TO the coinage of both gold1
and silver, without discriminating against|
the dollar unit of coinage of both metalsl
must be of equal intrinsic and exchanged
able value or be adjusted through inter-l
national. agreement, or by such safeguardsj
of legislation as shall insure the main-
tenance of the parity of the two metalsI
and the equal power of every dollar at all
debts, and we demand that ali paper cur1
rency shall be kept at par with and req
lection of the farmers and laboring ciassesI
the hrst and most defenscleSs Victims Oh
unstable money and a fluctuating curl
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19
ENTERTAINED At FORT o
Party of Omaha Gentlemen Pay II visit
90 the Post,

Pnrt3 of Omaha Gentlemen Pay u visit
90 the Post,
The board Of governors of the knights of
Ak-Sar-Ben went down TO Fort Crook Fri
day evening and was handsomely welcomed
at the officers club there.
After introductions all around, Judge Bart
lett made a little speech, explaining the
work of the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben, and
inviting the officers of the Twenty-second
regiment to attend the special initiation
Monday night at the den and become hon
orary members. lie said the citizens Of
Omaha wished to make the new regiment
feel very much at home, and thus extended
the glad hand" in the hope that their rela-
lions from now on would be most cordial.
Judge Bartlett also invited the officers to at
tend the hop given Tuesday evening for
the younger members of the Commercial
Law league. and to be present at the ban
quCt Thursday evening.
Captain Balance, in behalf of the post,
responded very happily. saying that he and
his fellow officers appreciated the motive
which led these citizens of Omaha to come
down and extend this invitation and that as
many of them as could leave the fort would
be glad to become initiated in the mysteries
of this society of which they had heard so
much.
Colonel Casey was called for and made a
few cordial remarks. He is a fine looking
officer, and made a decided impression upon
his visitors.
While on their long ride to the post
Messrs. Chase and Smith concocted a yell"
something which the Ak-Sar-Ben crowd has
stood in need of for along time. 1t goes
with a swing aud will be heard for the first
time at the den on Monday night. Those
who went to Fort Crook were: President
Wilcox. Judge Bartlett, Treasurer Penfold,
Secretary Chase, Vice President Dudley
Smith and Messrs. Fry, Lane, Kiplinger,
BrySOn, Dickey and Jardine.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19

he went IN. taking s.. and started for
Omaha. ht was caught near Tictz park
and arrested -Four dollars were found 10
his pockess!i
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. milford and son.
warren, returned from Plattsmouth last
Nednesdh"i evening. where they were the
guests of1thcfr aunt, Mrs. Holloway. They
we're accompanied by Exile Holloway. who
viii visit, with them for some time.
Miss Mary Hillyard entertained at a porch
party last Friday evening in honor OF her
brother, =, 1Iiilyard. Although 1t rained all
evening, .. number OF her friends came. and
though it was a dark and rainy night, a
pleasant evening was passed with music and
games tut a late hour, when supper was
served. Covers were laid for twelve.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19
WIG SETTLES FOR THE BEERl
Question Earnestly Debated hut Iefd
lnscttIcG Mt Ahiournmrni.

question nrnestIy Debated hut Left
Unsettled ut Adjournment.
John Jaberwinsli got into a fight with
FRITZ Fiala last night, and was badly cut
on the head with a beer glass. I
The trouble took place at the saloon kepk
by Mrs. Dudek, Thirtieth and Walnuk
streets. Two men named John Kosmosofsky
and Hans BriCkenfeld formed a portion oil
the party, all of whom had been drinkina
at the bar. A discussion over the payJ
ment for the drinks occurred, and Fialal
seiZing a short hickory stick, struck Jaberl
wlnski repeatedly over the head with i'll
The club failed to have the desired effectI
so Fiala changed his weapon to a beeI
glass, which he broke in small pieces owe
his adversary's head. The police were moth
fled, and when an officer arrived Kosmosl
ofsky showed him in a corner in an attemp}
to keep him from making the arrests. TIL
two belligerents disappeared about this
time, and, after Kosmosofsky had beer
handed over to other officers, could not I'D
found.
1t Is not known how seriously Jaberwin4
ski was injured, but probably Will be lated
as the police are looking for both he and
his adversary.
Thu beer has not been paid for.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19
People Who Come md Go.

j. S. Clark is at Spirit Lake.
j. c. Colt has gone to.Hot Springs, S. D..
Ira b. Mapes has gone to Salt Lake City.
Howard b. Smith and family are at Chilli
Gothic, o.
A. Remington has returned from Clear
Lake, La.
J. b. Olney has returned from Battle
Greek, Neb.
Miss Mary Lucas is spending her vacation
In Dubuque.
Miss Myra La Rue is visiting friends at
Corning, la.
Mrs. Sarah ]. Dewey is at Lake Mime
tOnka, Mimi.
w. w. Hawthorn has returned from
Hunters Point, la.
Miss Ada Alexander is spending the sum-
mer in New York.
Miss Helen Kleffner returned from Kan,
sas City last Sunday.
Miss Imogen Alexander is spending the
week In Mapleton, la.
Mrs. c. NJ. Mayne has returned from a
visit to Plattesville, Wis.
Mrs. ]. l.. Baker and family have gone TO
California for the summer.
Alfred Willard and family are summer
ing at Estabrook Park, Colo,
Judge Ambrose Is confined to the house
with his old enemy, the govt.
ID. NJ. Vinsonhaler has gone to Kirksyille.
Mo, for a fortnight's vacation.
Miss e, N. Terrell and sister left Tues,
day for a trip through California.
Mrs. w. H.. Wigman leaves Monday for
a weeks visit with friends in Lincoln.
Miss Edna Donahue has returned from
Springfield, Ill, after a two-months' visit.
Mrs. A. G, Davenport has returned from a
pleasant visit among friends at Ithaca, N. Y.
Mrs. and Mrs. Thomas Swobe have gone
to Hot Springs to be absent a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mum of Boone, la.
are visiting their son, j. w. Mum of this
city.
Mrs. George S. Brown leaves the Willard
TINS week TO spend the summer at ManitOu,
Miss Alkaline Gilmore of Omaha was the
guest OF Miss Keen OF Council Bluffs last
week.
Mrs. p. H, Cook left for Manitou, Colo.
last Saturday to spend the hot summer
months.
Miss Corinne AFFORD of Hyde Park. Chi
Gago' is visiting her cousin, Miss Ida of
MIR, and Mrs. G. A. Rathbun have re-
turned from the east and leave shortly for
California.
Miss Georgia Sharp leaves this week for
Chicago, where she VIII spend some time
visiting friends.
Miss Clara schmitz OF St. Louis is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. Fred Metz, ir, and Miss
Clara Schroeder.
Charles Pratt has gone to Spirit Lake
for a ten days vacation. He is accom-.
panied by his bicycle.
Miss Bessie Jeter left last week for
southern Indiana, where she expects to
visit until September.
Miss Ena Hale will leave today for an
extended visit with friends in Boston. She
will enter the National Conservatory OF
Music there at the fall term.
The following well-known Omahans will
spend the next four weeks in camp life at
a delightful spot about eighteen miles
northwest OF Parkman, WyO.: Mir. and Mrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19

Cordial Invitation Extended to All to
VISIT thr Institution.

OMAHA, July 1S.-To the Editor Of The
Bee: The feast of the patron saint of st.
James orphange takes place on the 25th of
July, next Saturday. and on that day the
friends and benefactors of the orphange are
cordially invited to pay a visit there. BY
visiting there you perform a great act of
kindness and charity toward those little
ones, who life, however comfortable, must
be rather monotonous. Besides it serves to
encourage. the, good women in charge of
the institution, who, although they devote
their lives wholly for Gods sake to this
sublime work, still are human enough to be
pleased with the appreciation and sympathy
of their fellow beings. We all know how
light our burdens become when their is
some one who estimatc and appreciates our
work. And it is even SO with those at the
%orphanage. They are pleased to have people
visit there frequently TO examine and inquire
about the work that is being done, and cs-
pecially to offer a kind word of encourage
ment. .-.a.
Now the feast Of st. James is a great
feast day at our orphanage, at Benson. It's
solemnity will be much enhanced, and the
JOY Of the occasion greatly increased If all
who can conveniently will go out there on
that day.-aH only costs 10 cents on the
street car fersthe round trip. There Will
be solemn, high mass at 10 o'clock. Let as
many as possible be out for that mass. Thus
one combines piety and an agreeable days
outing to one of the breeZiest suburbs of
Omaha. b. L. G.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19
LINCoLN's SOCIAL SIDE.

LINCOLN, July 1S.-(Special .)-There was
the usual circus party Thursday night. The
following were noticed: Mr.. and Mrs. w. d..
Robinson, Miss Mamie Carson, Mr.. e. B.
Fairfield, Mr.. r. NJ. Joyce, Miss Nance, Mr..
Lansing, Miss Grace Oakley, Miss Marie
Marshall, Mr.. Joe Mason, Mr.. Harry Reese,
Miss Griffith, Mr.. Mattson Baldwin, Miss
Rinehart, Mr.. and Mrs. George J Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Baldwin and Mattson
Baldwin are comfortably located at Meadow
brook farm. They have entertained a num-
Der of visitors this week. Miss Name Car
son, who is staying at the farm, was in town
a couple of days this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
George j. Woods spent Sunday at Meadow
brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Mohrenstecker have
arrived safely in Hamburg, Germany. Mr..
Mohrenstecher is reported as much i'm
at Carlsbad.
Mrs. j. +. Mendenhall and children. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Men
denhall, have returned to Peoria.
Mrs. Clark, Miss Harris, Miss BERTHE Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ID. Welch and a large num-
Der of Lincoln people returned from Crete
this week.
Miss Corinth Crook has resigned her posi-
ton as professor of modern languages in
the Nebraska Wesleyan university,
The members of company |, Nebraska Ma
tional Guards, rendered a reception to Cap
tain w. M. Decker, who retires to become
major, Wednesday night at the Kimball
hotel.
DIR. Cotter returned Wednesday from
Crete. Miss Grace Cotter returned the same
day from Hickman.
Ray WEIGH of this city and George Palmer
OF Omaha have started on their European
tour.
Mrs. John b. Wright entertained a num-
Der of ladies' at her home last Friday after
noon.
Miss Mae Mount of Omaha, who is a pop-
ular visitor here, returned home Monday.
Mrs. Fred Shepherd and daughter left
Thursday for Owatonna, Mimi, where they
Will spend the summer.
Mrs, A. G. Hastings left Monday for West
field, Mass, where she will spend the sum
mer with relatives.
Miss Grace Oakley has returned from a
pleasant visit In Beatrice.
Sr and Mrs. John T.. Dorgan returned
Wednesday from Denver.
j. II. Ager and family will spend the sum
mer in Portage, Wis.
Miss Anna Gates of Auburn Is the guest
of Mrs, Il. Reyes.
Mrs. Lew Marshall is visiting friends in
Grand Island.
Mr., and Mrs. II, II. Wheeler have gone to
Spirit Lake. la.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Maule and family
are in Hot Springs, S. ID.
Mrs. M. b.. Reese has gone to Emporia,
Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19
slntn snn1n,Iny schnoI ConyentInn.

The NebfaSka state Sunday school con-
yention VIII be- held in the First Methodist
Episcopal church, omaha, July $3.50, 1896.
Every SUNDAY school in the state is en-
titled to tAfdt delegates, including it's SUI
perintendent .and pastor Entertainment
proper credentials. Reduced rates of one
and one-thiFd fare have been granted by
all railroads, In, Nebraska. Prominent Sun
day school workers of other states are
expected to 'be in attendance, For copy
of program or blank credentials address ID.
j. Wightman, secretary, York, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19

Mr.. Thomas 7. Harris OF BROOKLYN. dep
uty supreme chancellor OF the Catholic
Benevolent Legion, arrived in Omaha a few
days ago and is TO begin work in this
state and Iowa organizing councils of the
order. The growing popularity of Omaha
demands a greater representation of the
legion here, as there Is only one council
commene operations In this city. There
are coo councils of the legion in the United
States, with a membership of over 50, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19
His Cheese Has Gone.

Mayor Broatch has received a letter from
a Wisconsin farmer. who appeals to the
executive for assistance in collecting his
money for a shipment of cheese which he
sent to a commission man some time ago,
He has never beard from his consignment
and has decided that he has been swindled
The mayor Is INCLINED to agree with him, in
asmuch as none of the commission men
know the man named, and the matter was
turned overoto the police department.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19

An application for the appointment OF a
receiver of the German Savings bank was
made to Judge Keysor by Attorney General
Churchill yesterday. The hearing on
the application and the appointment of n
receiver were continued until next Wednes-
day at 10 a. m. The ground for the ap-
pointment of a receiver, as contained in the
application. were merely the allegations set
forth in all such applications, to the effect
that the officials OF the bank were doing
an unlawful business and were impairins
the assets OF the bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19

Eli Hin, Lumber City, Pa, writes: 81
have been suffering from Piles for twenty
five years and thought my case incurable.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye was recon-
mended to me as a pile cure. so / bought a
box and 1t performed a permanent cure"
This is only one Of thousands OF similar
cases. Eczema, sores and skin diseases
yield quickly VIXEN 1t is used.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19

ton is a commanding one, and those VIII
have Il In charge have done much &
beautify il.
The bohemian residents OF Omaha hav
a pleasantly located cemetery out on Get.
ter street at the corner OF Fifty-fourtl
The Danish people also have one on Redmo
avenue. west Of the city limits, and tn
Russian lsraelites one at 5t09 Forty-secon
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19

Omaha man. belonging to one OF the we'll
knowa families OF this city and the son OF
Mr.. rnG Ma. Citarlcs J. Balbach.
Miss Cora Tstclln Knapp was married to
Alyln Edward Pattcn on Wednesday after
neon at > O'Clock, the ceremony taking place
az the brides homo IN this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Patton VIII be at home after August II
at Fremont. Mob.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19
Henson Notes.

Miss S. McCombs Of Elkhorn was the
guest of Mrs. G. II. Williams Wednesday
OF last week.
Mrs, Harvey Groves is in Ashland, where
she was called by the serious illness Of
her sister, Mrs. A. Scott.
Miss Lucy Keep of Pittsburg. Pa, ar.
rived In Benson Tuesday morning, and is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. s. Finlayson.
The little girls sewing circle, which was
organized by members of the Junior league,
had its meeting last Wednesday at the
home OF Miss Myrtle Smell.
Miss Margaret Stafford entertained al din.
ner last Wednesday evening. Covers We're
laid for ten. the tables being decorated
with bouquets of sweet peas.
The picnic OF the primary classes of the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school, which
was TO have betn given last Saturday, was
postponed to some time in the near future.
Charley Smear, the l0-year-old son OF
Mrs. Cole, was arrested for robbing Stacks
saloon last Tuesday afternoon. He watched
the saloon till Mr.. STACK went out. when
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19
FORECAST OF ToDAy,s wEATHEr
Prediction for Nebraska Indicates
Sundny without Rain.

Thhbbs Ni'hpu' nm
WASHINGTON, July lS.-The forced
for Sunday is:
For Enthusiastically fair; varlat
winds.
For South ~Dakota-T'air; variable wind
becoming south.
For Missouri-Showcrs; variable wind3
For KansaS-ShowcrS, followed by II
i'm the western portion; variable winds. /
For Iowa-Showcrs Sunday morning, q
lowed by fair; variable winds. 7
Local Record 4
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREN,
OMAHA, July lB.-Omaha record of u
perature md rainfall, compared with a
corresponding day of the past four yen
1896 1895. 1894. 161
ST555sH ,s s ;s%s$$55Sss:" I &
Precipitation ,,..,,...,..,. VI w W ~
Condition of temperature and preciTI(|
ton at Omaha for the day and since Nh
!, 1886: X
Normal temperature a.
Deficiency for the day...........". ~
Accumulated excess since March l..... t-<
Normal precipitation ,..,...,.',... - tU<
Deficiency for the ay......,.,.., IA All
Total precipitation since Mar, l,.lS,Ol iucni
Excess since March l...,......,. 40 ipc01
Deficiency corresp,g period 1885. 7Gl lncl1(
Deficiency corTesp'g. period 1891. SD lqc1(
l.. A. WELSH, Obseryef-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19

wake up, Jacob, day is breaking!' /
said DeWitt's Little Early Risers to the md
who had taken them to arouse his sluggiS
liver, +
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19
At the TowIc Dancing Party.

At the TOVylc Dancing Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c.. TowIe on Thursday
evening last gave one of the most elaborate,
as well as the most enjoyable summer
dances that Omaha has ever seen. The
event was in honor of the return of Miss
Elizabeth Towle and Mr.. Ross Towle from
their respective colleges.
The guests were received in the drawing
room by Mr.. and Mrs. Towle. their son and
daughter. Dancing was begun at $50
O'Clock in a pavilion which had been erected
On the north lawn. The floor of the tenn
porary structure had been crashed, and
dancing was enjoyed by the young folks
until 2 o'clock. The lawn was beautifully
decorated with Japanese lanterns and was
not wanting for rugs, hammocks and other
outdoor appointments. The pavilion was
decorated with palms and lighted by cleo
tricity, the bright glare of which was soft
ened by colored shades. Refreshments were
served during a midnight intermission.
Among these present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
George b. Lake, Mr.. and Mrs. Deuel., Mrs.
Taylor; Misses Edna GOWN. Adeline Nash
Mae Bartlett, Myrtle Robson, Edna Rob
ison, Rowena Higginson. Elizabeth Peck,
Helen Peck, Stephenson of Chicago, Leila
Carter, Anna Shiyerick. Mabel Barber. Flora
Webster, Helen Willard, Georgia Lindsey.
Chambers of Davenport, Gertrude Kountze.
Louise Squires, Alice Drake, May Mount,
May Hamilton, Marion Day, Orcutt. Ri
circuit, Mabel Taylor, Grace Allen, Martha
Stone, Lydia Turkey, Ethel Turkey, Dumont,
Anglin, Louise Hobbie, Elizabeth Allen,
Margaret Cook; Messrs. Arthur Cooley, Jack
Battin, Paul Hoagland, Ralph Connel, Her
man Kountze, Luther Kountze. Ezra Mil
lard, Henry Allen, Tom Creigh, Harry Lind
sey. Carol Carter, Arthur Carter, Dwight
Swobe, William Gown, Russell Wilbur,
Harry Turkey, Herbert Cook, Ross, Melon
aid, Asa ShiYerick, Samuel Burns, Ward
Clark, Wing Allen, Hayemeyer of New
York, George Purvis, Fred Lake, Boyd, Ken
nard, Wood, Drs. Gilbert, Drummer; from
Council Bluffs: Misses Gertrude Bennett,
Irene Test, Lucille Pinney, Elizabeth Squire,
Messrs. Clinton Spooner, William Squire,
Herbert Pinney. Harry Gleason, Fred
Emnkia
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19

On Wednesday. July 10. at 6 o'clock. at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac ODER
fielder 1922 Forrest avenue. Chicago, Ill,
the nuptial festivities by which Rabbi Leo
NJ Franklin of Omaha, and Miss Hattie M.
oberfelder or Chicago were pronounced man
and Wife were performed by Drs. e. G..
lilrsch. l. l.. Rypins and William Rosenau.
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oberfelder was
beautifully decorated with cut flowers. the
ceremony being performed in the drawing
room under a large canopy Of sweet peas and
smilax. After the ceremony about fifty
guests, mainly of the members of the fam
lily, sat down to an elegant collation.. The
tables We're Respondent in old family silver
and cut glass, whose brilliance was en-
HANGED by light from numbers of small
tapers.
The bride, a girl of charming appearance
and lovely character, was formerly a resi-
dent OF Omaha, and is well known among a
large circle OF admiring friends. Rabbi Leo
NJ FRANKLIN is the minister of Temple Israel
of this city, Rabbi and Mrs. Franklin viii
at home in Omaha after September 1.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19

~
Mr.. Homer Moore will give a pupils con-
cert in Creighton hall on Monday evening.
Ten of his pupils will sing. The following
is the program:
Queen of the Earth ................. PinSuti
Mr., siegmund Landsbers.
Sunset Dudley Buck
Miss Mary Latey.
''' Mrs. d. r. Pickering.
From out Thine Eyes ',....."....... fdes
Miss Clara IGckstrom.
Ich Grollc Nicht .....,..........
Mr.. Franz Adclmann.
1t Was Not So to Be .Nessler
Mr.. i. j. Adams.
~ Mrs. W. W. Turner.
MANY Mr.. r. Il, Sunderland.
o in Palermo-Vespri Verdi
Mr.. Harry Burnley.
He is Kind-Herodaide ......;...Massenet
Miss Nina Marshall.
lntermezzo
CCSter songs
Ca5 wat Cher. O) The Coster's Court
ship ............,...... Albert Chevalier
Mr.. Frank Lea Short.
PART II.
The Prologue-Pagliacci ........Leoncavello
Mr.. Moore.
1ap The prize Song ole Melster-
U) Scherzo, Suit II, opus q .........R ies
Mr.. Franz Adelmann.
Vision Fugitive-Herodiade ,...... Massenet
Mr.. Moore. Violin obligato, Mr.. Adelmann.
All persons interested in music are cor
daily invited to this concert and can OBJ
tain cards of invitation of Mr.. Moore or of
bis pupils, free of charge.