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The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

E%9 THIRD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Ls~S Fifteenth St, near Mssion-Rev. William
RAIDER, pastor. Services at II A. NJ. Subject:
"HelpS and Hindrances." Services at 7 80 P. NJ.
Subject; Bernard, the Monk of Clairvau1,' the
first in q series of special sermons. Music by
chorus choir under direction OF William c. Stadt-
reid "Ie Deum' (Dresslerl: peace I Leave
W Ith uu' lROberts); "A bide With Me" CShelley),
Miss Grace Carroll; "Hosanna in the Highest'i
(Stainer); seek e the Lord" bradley. All are
cordially invited.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

MEAT CHAMBERMAID, COUNTRY HOTEL,
- ~ @IU' mattresses, city and country hotels Sl5
70 70 Szoi housekeeper, $l2; ranch cooks, $40 to
go. 70 girls and women can find good situations
at MI MLRkAN Il p 8 IAA.,S
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

80 AT 997 MARKET ST; FIRST PRO
"" gressive Spiritual Church: II A. NJ test de-
Velopng circle; p NJ, social test circle: Mrs Dun
ham Favre, Professor Mingo; z 80 P. NJ Mrs Hen
derSon Bird, DR.. Wood. independent slate-writing
medium, and others.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

MOTION. BAKERY, PART GROCERY: COR
~ Nor: no nnnosition. Address g.. box lOl CaIl.
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Personal

DEFINED YOUNG LADY RELIGIOUSLY IN
Io cllned wishes meet a genteman object
matrmony. Address |. L., box 6, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

IDDLE-AGED WIDOW DESIRES A POSI-
4u tion at any kind of work; good references
Address A. NJ, box IT. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG LADY
~ who has fair knowledge OF dressmaking; can
cut, Mt and make the latest style skirts for board
and room and small salary. Call or address 5O2
Post st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

COM PETENT SWEDISH GIRL WISHES TC
- do general housework and cooking. Address
426 Shotwe ST.
WANTED = POSITION FOR GENERAL
W housework; plain washing; city or country
420 Sixth ST.
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DESPECTABLE GERMAN LADY WISHES
IL place as housekeeper; understands fancy and
plain cooking: can do sewing; reads and writes
English; thoroughly competent: good wages
Please address for one week Nj s. box lS5 Call
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NEAT CHAMBERMAID, ASSIST WAITING,
READY, 634 CLAW st
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

RE a MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
ts~S Executive Council of the Forty Dis
trict will be held at sos Powell ST., THURSDAY,
January 16, at 8 p NJ.
PHILLIP BROWN Organizer
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INEXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON WHITE
~ shirts. GREENEBAUM, WELL IL MlCHELS,
531 Mission st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

E(S7 WEST SIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
G~S on Bush St, between Scott and Devisadero-
Preaching at II a. II. b. Rev. Edwards Davis of
Oakland. Sermon topic: awake, Arise" At
Z :4o p. NJ the pastor, Rev. W. a. Gardner, will
talk about "HypCcrires." Sunday-schooi 10 A. NJ
Junior Christian Endeavor, 80 P. NJ. y p $ c.
T. $50 open church entertainment on Friday
at 8 p. NJ. Admission free.
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

EDS57 Dh kOBBlNS LECTURES TONIC HIT
eF~S on How to develop into a medium and get
independent Slate-writng and other gifts" The
SICK healed Mediums developed and written
questions answered by spirit power. Circle tickets
free Washington Hall, 3512 Eddy st., at p M
Admission free. 49,
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

COOK BRANCH BAKERY AND CHOICE
dpAAC. groceries; living rooms partly fur
nished; bargain. Call at store. 92l15 Howard 81.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

r. MME- MONTAGUE, ASSISTED BY
IT, Mss lydia Allen, will lecture and answer
questions before the Psychical Society of OAKLAND
at traternal Hall, Washington ST., p NJ Subject:
'Ine heel OF Twelve Laws" the mystical num-
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EXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTS POSITION
~ as child's nurse; understands the of chill
dren from infancy: il required make children's
dresses. Address d. r., box SO, this office
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

LOST.
+ OST A GARNET INTAGLIO WATCH
IL charm Wednesday evening, 9Th inst in going
from San Francisco to Alameda. Please return to
MIR. RUDEBECK. b32 California ST. Is. f. Savings
Unionl and receive reward.
I oSr-JAN.;2, A GoLD-TIPPED TORTOISE
IL shell hairpin in vicinity OF Oak and Baker sts.
Liberal reward if returned to 109 Baker st.
7 oST-JAN. 4, GORDON SETTER BITCH.
IL Return TO 91S Harrison ST.; receive reward
I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PUP, MONTHS
II old, answers name "Tootsr: four white feet,
Liberal reward, 1928 Market ST., rm. 6.
r oST-DARK BROWN SPANIEL DOG. LIB
IL eral reward Eighteenth and Shotwell SITS.
I OST-ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. sTH
IL inst either at Morosco's Grand Opera house or
in going from there along Third ST. to Howard. and
thence by Howard-st. car to Twenty bird street,
ladys blue cordedsilk belt, with large silver buckle
and slide attached. Finder will be literally re-
warded by returning same to 27l0 Howard St.
T OST-IN THIS CITY, JAN. 9, ONE SQUARE
side and diamond in center on other side; contains
pictures OF children. Return 10 MCAVOY IL
GALLAGHER, 20 Fifth ST., and receive liberal
reward.
I OST = LADIES' SMALL GOLD GENEVA
IL watch and fob, between Broadway and Scott
ST. and Sutter and Van Ness ave. Return to room
1Ol, Crocker building and receive liberal reward.
T OST SMALL TAN COCKER SPANIEL
II Return 419 Laguna ST.: reward.
MONEY, BY NOT HAVING MY HOUSE
uu papered and painted by the Cooperative Paper
hanging Company. 635 McAllister st.
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HELP wANTED-Cont,nued.

n EW WALDO HOUSE. 1855 MISSION, BET
~ Ihird and Fourth-Sngle furnished rooms pei
day l0c up: per week 81 up: omen all night.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

E'IRST CLASS COMPETENT WON A n
i wants situation cook: good references il
required; no objection TO plain washing Address
7. W., box 80, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

INEXPERIENCED CHAMBERMAID WANTS
II any kind of work by the day; ST. and carfare.
Call or address 1926 Market ST., room l.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

RS NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l~S the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Horset1y Sold Mining Company will be held at
TUESDAY, the l4th day OF January, 1896, at 8
o'clock ?. NJ By order of the board of directors
EDWARD l.. FLINT, President.
Z. L. WARD Sacratarv
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ENIRST-CLASS w A H E r AND HOUSE
Il cleaner wants work by the day. Call or address
MRS. A, room 7, s641a Mission St: 81 and
fare.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

nRESSMAKER WANTS SEWING; GOOD
y cutter and litter; reasonable; go out or take
work home. lOS TAYLOR ST
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OLD ESTABLISHED COFFEE SALOON AND
~ restaurant for sale. Apply 223 Montgomery av
The morning times., 1896-05-10
SANS-GENE.
State OF ONO. City OF Toledo, Lucas
County SIS:

State of ONO, City OF Toledo, Lucas
County. SIS:
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
tie senior partner of the firm OF F. J.
Cheney Co. doing business in the City
of Toledo County and State aforesaid
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case Of CataTrh that cannot be cured
by tue use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
PRANK j. CHENEY
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9Th day of December,
A. ID. 1SS6.
(Seal) A. w GLEASON.
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Send for testi-
monials. free.
F. j. CHENEY s. CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
The morning times., 1896-05-10
Knew His Weakness.

Mary, said the elderly farmer, Il spect
you better have the doctor in aud have me-
bled, er sumh'm.''
What Is the matter weth you, silas?''
asked his spouse.
Il think am about due to buy another
gold brick. / sorter feel 1t comm on
Indianapolis Journal
The morning times., 1896-05-10
Barnum s. Bailey's Street Parade

The free street parade of the Barnum &
Bailey greatest show on earth will leave
the grounds at Third and P streets at
promptly $50 O'Clock on Monday morning
aud cover the following route: P street to
Tenth street, TO K street, to WASHINGTON
Circle, to Penns ylvania avenue, to seventh
street, to o street, to Third street,
to grounds.
The morning times., 1896-05-10
Music and Musicians.

Music at st Paul's Episcopal Church this
morning will include Havergal's ''Venite" in
b, Vests Tie Deum'' and "BenediCtus
Blest," from Mendelssohn's st Paul
For evcnSong, Trlmneirs Ma gnificat'' and
"Nunc Dimittis," and MIR. Herndon Nor
sells anthem, Rock OF Ages" This will
linES.
The morning times., 1896-05-10
The SuSceIifihla Ana

"Fll teach you how to lie to me!'' roared
the irate old gentleman, reaching for A
strap.
And so he did. IT only took three or four
such lessons to teach the youth to lie so
well that he was no more detected -In-
dianapols Journal
The morning times., 1896-05-10
Greenbrier White Sulphur Omen
June &

Washingtonians have always been partial
to''The White, and the announcement thai +
it will open for the season June s. :Inter
the management OF Mr.. L, w. ScoviIJe
will give general satisfaction Descrintiva
pamphlets at Chesapeake and Ohio offices
513 and 421 Pennsylvania avenue and I1IO
street northwest. my6-S-1O
The morning times., 1896-05-10
PlentY Left.

'The centipede is very enthusiastic over
the picnic" said the horned toad. HE
sa vs. he means to be there II it ia kes a leg +"
'I would not call that much Of a sac
rifice on his part said the cynical taran.
la.-Indianapolis Journal
The morning times., 1896-05-10

The Epiphany Church choir will present
The oraIorio Of The Holy City the latter
part of this month. This work will be
given instead of The Ascension which
latter has now been postponed until the
fan season. SOlOiSts in The Holy City
will be Mrs. Shr-Chffe. Miss Eleanor 81
mons. Mr.. Griffith. and Mr. William Caul-
field. The entire production will be un-
der the direction of Mr.. H. Clough Letter.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

The picture represents the interior Of q
nai!woTks, with several men around a
fOrGc. They are H1mmering out long bars
OF red hot steel, and lnc showers OF sparks
and flame from the forge makes a very
vivid picture against the dark walls and
brawny figures Of the men. some OF whom
are stripped bare To the waist
iLA ATCHISpV
The morning times., 1896-05-10
Art dDd Artists.

and bust OF Mrs. Hobart Nichols. He is at
work on an heroic aIlegorical figure, War
Wlich is seven feet high and has IlnIShed a
bust OF Mr.. Robert StockwelI Hatcher aud
Das-relief of Cheiro, the English palmiSt.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

The CorcOrEn Art ScnCoi medals. will be
a awarded the last week in May aud the
Schoo! viii close ior the summer the 2Sth or
June Ihe classes have been crowded
an winter ahd Especially good wCrk done
IN the water color and lie classes. The
pm selected by the students is a laurel
wreath IN silver with the letters c. s a
in gold dlagonally across the wreaths II
was designed by one OF the students.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

The thirteenth season of Washington S
Choral Society was a disastrous one in fl
nancial results. The total expenses OF
the season were S4,59411. Total cash
tion is hopeful OF hctter profits in the next
years work. The board of directors elect
ell May comprise Miss NJ. l.. Boone, Miss
W II. King, Charles a. Lee, and Mr..
Howard l.. Prince. On the 18th iuSt this
board will eject the officers for the ensaing
year.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

The Nailmakcrs,' by oscar Bjorek. has
been presented to the COrCoran art Gal
lery by Prof. Andrews, Mr.. ). Ii kausfmann,
Mr. Frederick b. Ma guirc. Mr. Slilson
HCtchlnS, MIR JOAN ". Mccartney ana Mr..
V. Il. Fischer
The morning times., 1896-05-10

Miss Aiice Archer SCwan VIII leave
next week Tor an extended Western trip,
after which she Will go TO Maine fCr The
summer. she has commission FOR mural
decorations in one OF the largest resi-
uences Ill New York, for which She viii.
ma ke Ler designs during the summer va
cation.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

The Water Color Club recently organized
is quite enthusiastic and active. The first
exhibition will be given In December at
the Cosmos Club
The morning times., 1896-05-10

Miss Lillian Cook of the Corcoran Art
school Is gong to Europe this summer for
study. ana VIII spend some time III Paris.
She sallS The first week in July.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

Mr.. U. 8. J. Dunbar has been awarded a
diploma OF honorable mention and bronze
statue. Grief" statuette Of Senator Ken
na of West Virginia, bust Of Horatio King
The morning times., 1896-05-10

Girls open a weeks stay. commenciuE
tomorrow night. They are an aggregation
OF gay and giddy goddesses, forming a
paradise of song and beauty. and appearlng g
in two new and laughabIe burlesqueS,
The Century Clubs Reception and THE
of which will he introduced the Dancing
Dolls, Gay Parisians and Trilby Dancers.
The olio of novelties includes the Fergu-
sons, Eddie 0dell, Dot Lothrop. Anna
Yale Keuting and Alexander, ChappeIIe
sisters, and others OF merit. The scenic
aud mechanical effects, which are new and
said to he Carried by the company for the
proper staging of the burlesGiles
The morning times., 1896-05-10

The Damrosch Society will give a must
Gale on the eth instant at their club
rooms on Eleventh street. Prominent local
musicians Will take part in the program.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

Miss Sands will spend the summer In
Europe. stuiyine. WHlic in Paris she wiz
visit Miss Mathde Mueden, who recently
secured the leaSae scholarship.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

AT the entertainments in Odd Fellows
Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
the orchestra. with Miss Marie Becker as
pianist, gave several selections from - Prin-
cess Bonnie aud The Directorate March {"
The morning times., 1896-05-10

MFR Charles F. Rice, the basso of st.
Andre VS. choir, has been called from the
city by the serious Illness Of his father.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

Lightning rods. Kuehling, 1860 Pennsyl.
vania avenue north west Electric fans and
lights. J n. Kuehling.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

Miss Elizabeth Wahlcy and Miss Grace
Altschu were the vocalists at the Ben
Hur' recital at the Foundry Church. Miss
Altschu rendered the Holy City ard
Night OF Nights" Miss Wahley sang
several hymns effectively, among them
d" He Leadeth Me"
The morning times., 1896-05-10

Miss Clara Hill is making bas-relief OF
Miss Josephine GIoetzner.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

Miss Aline So!omons is painting por-
tFdlt ol Miss Clara Hill, the sCupiress
The morning times., 1896-05-10

.'Anemone." a new song by Mrs. How
ard. IS dedicated 10 Mrs. Adele CrOsSette
ONley, and was very effectively sung by
this lady At n recent social evening. The
words are published in the MAY MunSev
and to this poem by Mr.. Clifford Howard.
Mrs. Howard has set effective harmony.
Mrs. OXley will sing a religious selection
to the melody. Mrs. OXley is the con-
tralto of st. Thomas choir.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

MIR Max Weyl has received diploma
OF bic sIncntiun with bronze medal
from the Atlanta exposition for his pic
lure, BceChWoOd, exhibited last laIl
MIR. K. n. Brooke was likewise honored
The morning times., 1896-05-10

At Veerhoff's galleries several water
coIors were shown this week. They were
by Thomas Pyne. Stacquet, n. ID. O'Con-
nell and several foreign artists of undis-
guiShable names.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

MISS -.iiia Hunt, the Corcoran media list
OF 30 ana who received the $500 prize
lor Tue bIsI PORTRAIT IrCin the society OF
Ihe FRIENDS Oh Art, IS going to SHINE COCK
l.. l., 10 study during The summer
The morning times., 1896-05-10

Mr. 3. jerome Uble has just completed
an tActIehl portrait Of Secretary hcrDerL,
TO be placed III JDe Navy Gallery uext
spring.
it!s 4 thFee-quarter view OF the Secretary
JlNt IS ic appears IN evcryQa IlIe--uaUuraI
and essay.
ne liithcr severe countenance with the
me between tie eyes, and the thin chin
"!iskels could not be more natural
ulohs oOher portraits on the easel is
one oil Miss Britain, sister of Mrs. Gen
Doe. Oniy one sitting uas so lar been
gwen, Dut tue dark southern beauty III
piIsHV PINK gown Is an interesting color
subject
The morning times., 1896-05-10

Music today at st. Matthew's will he as
follows: High mass at IL a. m, ''Vidi
Aquam." by w. Pccher, to be followed
by Hayden Mass No. 2, known asthe' I'm
perial Mass" The soprano solos win be
sustained by the following ladies': In the
''Kyrie," Miss Xafu Hancock: the Clio
ria and Beredctus," Miss Mary swee-
ney: the "Credo," Miss Cottrell, and the
"Agnus Del" by Miss Emily Donath. The
contralto, tenor and bass soloists will he
Mrs. W. y. Martin aud MeSSrs William
II. Burnett and John II. Nolan respect
ively. Incidental music will be Mendels-
sohn's "Veni Creator as a trio for female
voices, and also an Ave Maria by the
same composer as a quartet for mixed
voices. VesperS at p. m. Will be Psalms
seiected from the works of Mercadante
Mario and GiorZa. Mrs. Martin, accom-
panied by Miss Bertha Lucas, violinist.
will render Mendelssohn's Ave Maria''
Regina Coeli' as n trio for male voices
will be sung by Messrs. Burnett, Cannon,
and Nolan: % Salutaris,' bass solo, by
Hongitt. Mr.. Nolan, and Mr.. Davis il,
"Tantum Ergo" Miss Jennie GIennan,
organist; L. E. Cannon, director.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

Mrs. Dr. Barry has returned Ia the city.
She will he rrmemhereds in Washington rs
Miss Neftie Mcfarland. and was Organist
Of the Ascension and Calvary Episcopal
Churches. and in many ways prominent in
local musical circles.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

The Mozart Chorus Club contributed
many selections at tie Ninth street Chris
tian Church entertainment on Capitol Fill.
Their numbers were The Legend of the
Rells" what Phrase. Sad and Soft"
Meadow Song" Earth and Heaven"
aud by special request OF the audience
Peter Peter. Pumpkin Eater Other
cnntrihu TO the evenings program
were Miss Christine POggenSee. Miss Mel
son. Miss Cole, Miss Miller, Mr.. Dodge, Mr..
Van Doren. DR. y. T. Barnes, Mrs Weber
and Miss storm.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

The Moody Choir will takeitS annual out
ing TO Rev Ridge about the middle Of next
month. Thev will sing on this occasion
their most popular selections.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

The Sunday Night Music Club met at the
residence of Miss Maud Bigelow. one of its
violinsts, last Sunday evening, and played
a program made up principally of Meyer
Deer compositions, including the Corona
ton March from THE Prophet" tho
FackelIanz, No, 3, and a potpourrl from
Miss BERTHE Reichenbach sang a number
of selections. including the Cavatina Rob
ert der Teufel.'' from the opera OF that
name and the Bird Song :" from PA gliac-
cia," all with piano and string quartet
accompaniment.
The morning times., 1896-05-10
COMING TO THE THEATERS.

That ever-popuiar, welcome, IA voTite. lit
tie Della Fox an4 her big opera company
viii be the attraction at the National, com
nIcncing tomorrow Monday might. "Fleur
de Lis, which made sGch Il big hit ut
this house in January, will be repeated.
jefferson De Angels VIII again be seen
as the Count GcS ESCarhiiles, Melville Stew
art as Frederick, Alfred Wheelan as the
Marquis de koso!to, Villa Knox. as Isa-
belle, Kate Wart rs Charlotte ana Charles
j. Campbell, Charles DuIgan, John Dudley
Alice Cameron, and Laura WainSfOrth in
their old roics. Della Fox VIII be seen as
Fleur de Lis. the flower girl. The scenery
and costumes are all rich and elegant
Next week will be tile final one of the en-
gagement of the Della Fox Opera Com
pany, when they Will reproduce here The
Little Trooper, which was conspicuOusiy
successful last season.
George Monroe is coming to the A ca DENY
again. TINS Time with an entirely new
vehicle upon which 30 continue his ride Of
titled "A Happy Little Home" and is said
to furnish Mr.. Monroe with one of the
best MEDIUMS for the display of his versa
tile talents that his many friends have yet
had the opportunity of witnessing.
His supporting company is said In he
its kind trayeling-a consummation de-
YOutly to be wished for in these dayS Of
hurriedly gathered together theatrical
troupes which are sprung upon the unSus-
his company therefore he gives their nan es:
They are Harry HottO, Nicholas Long. Geo.
Howard, ir., E. W. Dunn Frank BeIl,
Harry Stanley, Albert Franceli, NJ. T.
Tray, Ben Hammond, A. b: Journ, G. L.
Tallman, Margaret Fitzpatrick, Idalene
Cotton, Cora Macy, Josie Intropid, the
dancer, Dorothy Drew, aud the prin1a
donna, Blanche Chapman.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

Prof =. Z. Andrew VS. has recently re-
stored an Old portrait or The mother or
Mr.. CalderOn Carlisle. The face is very
strong auu beautiful, With quaint sIdr
cuflS OF dark brown halr falling from
uilucr Il niue Marguerite cap OF gotu cloth.
Around TIE sGouluers is Loosely draUed u
!ace tuiulLtl. The flesh tnts are cIean and
lreSh, wilIe the marvellous brown eyes huld
one TO Tic canvas. 1t Is So ceyerIy done
as 10 appear new portrait.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

The choir OF the First PRESBYTERIAN Church
displayed 10 good advantage the quality and
timbrn Of their vOiC"S in the anthem ''Thv
Life Was Given for Mn."last Sunday. This
selection was taken from The American
Choir and also Mr.. Mo,scll's Rock of
: Ages" which is sung today.
The morning times., 1896-05-10
Mr. E. C. MesSer y
II n

Mr.. E. c. MesSer will conduct q summer
landscape class at PaXson. Loudoun county,
Va The class will open June / and con-
tinue till October. Mr.. AIesser's class last
year was so successful that several appi-
cations for quarters have already been
made. Several local artists Will go to
Gloucester for the summer, and one club
has been organized to go the first OF July
and camp until frost drives them indoors
The morning times., 1896-05-10

Prof Arnold Meyer and Nine. Dagney
ROLAND. u Swedish singer. will furnish music
for the Mississippi State Association that
Will meet on Wednesday, the 18Th inst. ut
Mrs. Pcgram's.
The morning times., 1896-05-10

Successes in the caRtata of BeIshazZar.
whose profitabl presentation occupied
tWO evenings of last week. were Mr. !.
Arthur Rose. Mr.. J. L. FLYNN a nd Mr.. G..
F. Rollings. Little Edna Brenncr was a
pleasing child pc rformer. and was en-
Enthusiastically received by the audience
in her prettv vocal selections bet / ne
acts. Mr.. RUllingS in his first scene was
very effective. Mr.. Rose played the role
Cyrus. King OF Persia. with ease. and sang
with Discrimination his musical allotmentS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-12
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