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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12
NJ ! NYON'S
GRAND WORK
FOR HUMANITY
More People Cured by Munyon's Remedies
During the Past Week Than by the
Whole Medical Profession
in Six Months.
Popular With the People Because They
Furnish Remedy for Every Disease,
Cure Promptly and Permanently and
Are Only 20 Cents a Bottle.

]. A. Bishop. dealer in paints, varnish-
es, etc. POS y. Main street, Wichita,
Kan, says: Il have been a great suf-
ferer from rheumatism for over two
years. One bottle of Munyon's Rhea-
matism Cure has entirely relieved me
from all pains and soreness, and I be
lieve has entirely cured me. The results
have been wonderful"
E. Oliver Strumm, Of 2207 Gamble
street, st. Louis, No, says: II had
kidney disease for about seven years,
and it has reduced me IN flesh very
much. My urine was heavy and cloudy
and left thick sediment. I tried many
different kinds Of medicine without gain
ing any relief. Finally I began using
Munyon's Kidney Cure, and it COM
pletely cured me in a very short cime."
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom
fails TO relieve in one to three hours, and
cures in a few days. Price 25c.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
cures all forms Of indigestion and stom-
ach trouble. Price 25c.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu-
monia and breaks up a cold in a few
hours. Price 25c.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs,
night sweats, allays soreness and speed
~ heals the lungs. Price 25c.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back, loins or groins and all
forms Of kidney disease. Price % cents.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
ache in three minutes. Price % cents.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively
cures all forms OF piles. Price 25c.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all
impurities Of the blood. Price % cents.
Munyon's Female Remedies are
boon to all women.
Munyon's Asthma Cure with Herbs,
81.
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never fail
The Catarrh Cure-price 25c-eradicates
the disease from the system. and the
Catarrh Tablets-price 25c-cleanse and
heal the parts.
Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost pow
ers to weak men. Price 81.
Munyon's Remedies at all druggists,
mostly % cents a vial.
Personal letters to Prof Munyon, 1905
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa, answer
ed with free medical advice for any dis
ease.
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THE CHURCHES.

Young mems meeting az the Y. NJ. c.
4. this afternoon az 1 O'Clock. Be sure
and attend. You'll have a good time.
Miss Myrtle Lee will lead Epworth
league at the First VI. z. church tonight
beginning at $50. Subject The Scrip
lures as a Defense"
Rev. Willy will preach twice at the
Central Christian church today. The
morning theme. at 1O:45. Will be The
Main Question" The evening theme, ct
7:45. a Jealous Person"
Unity Chapel. on Lawrence between
First and Secoud-Services at II O'Clock
Professor James Black Of Topeka will
preach in the absence Of pastor. There
Will be no services n evening. Sunday
school at $50.
Brown Memorial Reformed church.
corner of South Topeka evenUe and
Lewis stree;-Services by the pastor,
Bruce Griffith, at IL a. m and p. m
Sunday school al 10 a. m Young PEG
pies meeting at 2. m Everybody wei
come
ST Johns Episcopal church-Sunday
school al $50 a. m. There VIII be no
morning church service. Evening ser
vice at s o'clock. conducted by c. Row
land Hill. arch-deacon from the cathed-
raj at Topeka. The full vested choir
Easter music viii be repeated. solo by
Mrs. George z. Hammann. Public
cordially invited 10 attend.
Plymouth Congrega tioaal church. cor
ner second street and Lawrence avenue
Services begin az II g. m, and p. m
Morning subject: Desire Earnestly
the Greater iGfts." Rev. George r
Smith Of the Lincoln Street PTeshyteri-
an church viii preach in the evening
subject: The New Name" Mrs
Howarth Beaumonth VIII sing morning
and evening. All welcome.
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FOREIGN MARKETS

Liverpool. April Electromagnetic; de-
nand poor.
Beef-Elxtra india mes. 6,s %; prime
mess. bls ID
Pork-Prime mess. fine western. 51a: %
medium s6.s 81
Lar5-Qulet; prime western. Is: refined.
Cheese-s;eady; fines. American white
and coloned. 42s 81.
Butter-FSnest United States. SOS; good.
5Os.
London, April u.-Ths wool arrivals FOR
The next sale are as f9uovs. New South
Wales, SS.G2 Dalfs. victoria 4ssis.
Queensland. zT3o. Tasmania 1.e<7. South
Australia 3.Gzs: West Australia. Sos,
New Zealand. 1872 Cape Of good Hope
and Natal. 43.l7s. making a total Of about
5000 bales. including -. o.. sert direct
20 Yorkshire and the continent The i'm
ports for the week aEgregsfs Azls. IT,
Guiding NsE south Wales. Z. 20. Vscto-is,
4.s7s. South Australia s56s West Aus-
tTalia. y: Tasrns MA. II: New Zcaland. g.
IE3, Cape Of Good Hope and Natal. ztrS .
China =. Singapore. -. CFyiOrl. 10. Sl~a4o.
I.ISs. France. a; Italy. %. H.sisivun, =
London April 1.-The weather during
SENS 20 be vsTy PROMISING
Wheaf-The holidays cheoEo1 BURNERS
but r. w2s afterwarls 1~ucr and more
active O. hEht Offers ans American i'd
vices. Prices advanced 60 % - Gals
fornla wheat prompt ceilyerT. vas quot
Duluth w1eat- April delivery. - as quoted
a. -. Spot Eas firm ard qu5st
Malze--F lrrner q rr1~4rTate demand
American mare Aprii 1elFF~T baverH.
vas quoted a. Is Parcels we're q2le-
Spot vac s,oz.
catz-FlrI1@-s Arne-icau -res-er1 ozts
Aprl and Nay Delivery. quoted 81 - .
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and Main. All members Of the order
and their families cordially invited.
Members of the order visiting in the
city welcome. Music, etc, 8 O'Clock.
Grace Walker, Secretary.
The Opera Tyrolean Queen, under the
direction of the Misses Goldberg for the
benefit Of the City Hospital, will be pre-
scented at the Crawford Grand in the
near future. The cast consists Of forty
of Wichita's fairest young ladies. Look
out for dates, which will appear later
in this paper.
A meeting of the Commercial club
will be held Monday night that will be
vested with especial interest to every
shipper in the city. Every such men,
Der of the club, particularly. is urged
to attend this meeting.
There will be an adjourned meeting of
the Comm ercia1 club, Monday evening,
April IS, 1896. A full attendance re-
quested. c. A Walker, Secretary.
Special communication Of Wichita
Lodge No. 80, A, F. and A. NJ, will be
held Monday evening, April lS, at s
O'Clock. Work in NJ NJ. degree
The Sunfower C. L. S. c. Will hold ats
regular meeting on Tuesday Of this
week instead of Monday.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS

s. Louis, April u--F1our-Recefpts. 3
Coz; shipments, 500: easy and lower: pat
ents, SSd2D; extra fancy. .3.S543 g..
fancy. s. $pd3 -; choice. S2Sa1S
wheas-Receipts 1000; Shipments. 500
opened nervous and higher but declined
on The good showing for wheat made by
the government crop report end the heavy
selling by longs. in the last hour despite
stronger cables and threatening war news.
the market became 6suoralizHd. the only
buyers OF the large amount % wheat Of
fere4 beng. shorts ant the close Sas
1ssTl7sc below yesterday. Spot dull.
steady; No. 2 red, cash 71c elevator. 73izc
track; No. hard. sc; Nay, 5s5<c. July.
&c.
dull and declining With not much corn for
future delivery fo- sale. SPOT dull ard
easy OF call: No. mixed. cash. 255ssg5s3- Ct;
Oa:-Rece.ptS. 1o.ooo: shipments. roc:
fucurNs weak and lower. Spot dull: Nc. ?
cash. TSasc; Nav. SO. July. -
Cattie-ReCefgt SO. steady. but a. most
entirely confined 70 retail lots Prices ~
HozERecetpts. 40: steady 20 strong:
heavy, S2eesaso: mixed. s5.SS179' Lsat.
shssp-Rsce,y-s. 20: stsasy: natives.
Corn real-s7 Sr51 *
B-z1-Dull but hlghe-: sscket Offered
east track At 81 ard uaS0-d. sales : car
bulk east track az SC
-a1see-i-[SuotSo a. =
Timothy ses-f-e2 fss71 =
Eay-Srro1E fg- cholce ETzte=. bat rn-e
20 - had. prairie. - 5B.s-55. timothy. 3. %
ez121g fhss s.Ee
Bar-er-Dsl ard UNCHANGED. ~1-h low
e. prices expected -sN- EeeL
EEEz-FIrrn. frcsh. -
Wh-SET-t2
PO-k-LoTe-. sta15zr3 z-szs. tohhirE.
reE = . o. 8 =
I-z-d-S-rzdy- caos-e. - Esas %
Bzcoo-Snoli5s-z- ea-2xe1@ 30: ioaSz.
go. -1b.s 8 = shcr-S. E.E
Dry salt u.ez-s-S1cu .Isrs fooTe-i1 - -.
lozEE- = =. rsas. = =. EzoTrR ~
Cott0o-Duu. rnltdii-E. -. szleE. -
haiess r~cei7rs- - bales - qz1s1ta. 80.
e-o-x = -
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Rre-Nnmiral laGssr


Barley-Steady; mailing. $3.50; feeding
barley, &aSTc.
Barley malt-Dull: western. 44as5c.
Wheat-Receipts. =. so; exports. $50;
but on the appearance OF long wheat SUI
fered a bad break. the weakness being
aided by predictions OF rain IN the wheat
belt, absence OF outside support and small
weekly exports; closed = cent below the
curb price. but 1zGA4 cent above the regu-
lar close OF last night April closed 1S1zcs
May. y l5-l6sI73 lS-l6c, CLOSED 7S1.c.
Corn-Recelpts, $500; exports. $500. spot
strong; No. ,, Anc. Options opened
steady but sold OF with wheat and on
reports OF favorable conditions for plant
S7aS7lsc, closed sc; May. s ld-lGg56c, clos
ed 3Sc
Oats-Receipts. 14s 800: exports. 3cO;
sales. $500. Spot steady: No ? 8l-c.
Options inactive and easter. closing isGis
cent net lower; April closed sc: May.
Hay-Quiet; shipping. soc; good 20 choice
Hops-Dull; 1894 crop. 2ikaFsc: 1895 crop.
3aSc; Pacific coast, 1884 crop. Z'-s4c' 1850
Ayres dry. Isc Texas dry. PC; California.
lac.
Leather-Steady: hen1locIx sole. Buenos
Ayres light TO heavy weights. Is51c; acid,
17QGSc.
wool-Dun: domestic fleece. 1sgaec; pull
ed 1895.
Beef-Steady: family. Sl0O0G12oO; extra
mess. 7qSc; beef hams, sll5OdlG00.
Cut meats-Steady: picked bellies, Fsfp
&c; picked shoulders, f.c. picked hams.
S11I9c.
Lard-Steady: western steam closed
S5.S5: May. $.5 nominal
POrk-Duli; mess. s. o0Q9J0 short clear.
so. COG ll-50 family, 5000 lO35-
TallOw-Quiet; city, 5NQ3 ll-lsc: country
packages free) 80 liS l3-l6c as 20 quality.
s6.
Turpentine-Steady. 3StkGcec.
Rice-Steady; domestic. fair 20 extra
33sqsc; aJpan. S7sg4jGc.
MOlaSseS-FIrni; New Orleans, open ket-
! tie. good 20 choice, 2SqS7c.
COfee-Options opened irregular a. 10
/ points higher TO 10 points lower. but ruled
/ generally firm on European buying and
local covering. small receipts a. RIO and
| Santos; closed steady a. unchanged prices
/ 10 net advance OF 10 points. May. 3lz.sslf
12s5; September, sl13OGl12 spr- R!o
| quiet; No :, 1910 bid Mid quiet. Cor
| dova, lGfqlsc- Santos quiet, good average
/ 15c 500; receipts. 200 bags: stock. rs 90.
Hamburg quiet: Ea les 500. Rio firm; No.
| Z. &c, $50; exchange, sl-l6 pence: receipts.
| 5000. cleared for the United States .fso,
| for Europe. 20O0. stock. s30D. Ware
house deliveries from New York yester-
| day. 61A bags; stock today. 32.3li: United
States stock. 20 $50. anoat for the United
States. -. 80; total visible for the United
States, ~. 20 against ~. "a last year.
Sugar-R2w strong: fair refining. Sc:
centrifugal, . test. I c. Refined arm;
| standard A, 5ac; cut loaf and crushed.
| &C; powdered. SIC: graduated. 80.
| Cotton-Dull: middhag. &c. receipts, l.
0s4 bales; sales. S04 al splnners: stock. 49,
| So bales
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GET YOUsELF A HAM
They are Opening the Season at Nine Cents
Month.


At a time wren meats are high. sugar
cured ham is a luxury not to be had by
those with only limited resources. They
must be contended with cheaper grades
The season for cured meats is Just op-
ening, and not before for seventeen years
has April opened with lower prices in
force than now. Evidence Of prosper!-
ty is noticeable everywhere. PANS
are now going in TO the pantry OF the
most humble. There is hardly a home
where they must be kept out for want
OF means. The public is alive to the
opportunity, as shown by the volume Of
business done during the last thirty
days. Merchants find Il necessary II
increase their orders from week TO week
Nature has provided well for the feast.
Only well developed corn-fed hogs are
being marketed and quality was never
better.
The future course Of the market will
be governed largely by hog receipts,
but as long as the present low values
remain III force, and the very best can
now be had at cents per pound at re-
tail, there will be a greater consump-
ton of hams by those with limited
means than ever before. There is no
substantial, more deliciously satisfy
ing, especially when served with fresh
eggs. and there is nothing that can be
provided for the table that is cheaper
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MITE OF A JAIL BREAKER
sr.au Boy is Giving the Police a Good Deal
of Trouble.


Jersey City. N J., April 1.-THE po-
lice OF this city are troubled with one
of the most perplexing prisoners they
have ever had TO deal with. He is a
mite OF boy. John Timmothy, ten years
old, who was arrested yesterday with
his thirteen year old sister for q series
OF petty highway robebries. Their dep
relations consisted Of holding up tiny
children and robbing them OF their
clothing; stealing baby carriages and
tricycles, door mats and rugs and any
thing partable OF that nature. Johnny
had been in Jail only a few hours yes
terday when he managed 10 make him
self scarce. His cell door had not been
securely fastened, as no one supposed
he was such a desperate. He passed
into the corridor unnoticed and out a
rear door, but was there discoveredand
returned 10 his celk
The lads cell door was locked secure
" then and orders were given for a close
watch upon him. This surveillance
must have been relaxed somewhat, for
this morning Johnny was again missing
He had somehow loosened the wire
screen which covered the cell window
and climbed into the corridor. There
he found a gas pipe runnig from the
second 70 the ground floor and the hole
in the floor through which this pipe
passed was found big enough by the
urchin 70 permit Of the passage OF his
little body. Sliding down the pipe he
reached the ground floor. There he
found no means OF escape 90 the outside
world, however, and managed 70 climb
back 10 the roof OF the jail wing. There
he lesped like a monkey, into the branch
Of a tree outside.
The lad was sliding down the tree
apparently unframed and happy.when
the jailOrs discovered him and took
him back 70 stronger cell What TO
do with the lad puzzles the authorities
A : he IS too young 10 be sent 10 the
State Reform school.
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have been paying into the treasury OF
late. part of the government funds left
on deposit, the amount for the week be
ing about s2,O0O.0O0. This money will
be gradually Withdrawn from now on
The surplus OF the New York banks &
very unequally distributed at present
a few OF the larger Institutions holding
the bulk OF the excess reserve. The
next few weeks are destined TO bring
more important changes in the money
market.
BANK CLEARINGS.
Chicago, Ill. April 11.-Money easy
on call, per cent: on time 6d7 per cent
New York exchange % cents premium;
sterling posted rates $3.50 on demand;
$4s9 on sixty days time. Clearings s12.-
$50. s73.
Philadelphia, Pa. April 11.-ClearIngs
SO. O7O, 945; balances 1884 OPS.
Baltimore. Nd, April 11.-Clearings
81. les, 664; balance 1929,
st. Louis. Mo. April u.-Clearings
So, 249. 80; balances 500, 4O4.
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KANSAS CITY Markets

Kansas City, April 11.-Wheat-About I
cent lower; offerings small: demand Hight:
No. hard, nominally, ease; No. & 4gG
64c: rejected, nomlnally. 35Q4oc: No red
nomnially. 74d75c; No. 3, nominally. ga
nc; No. 2 spring. 6QS21zc; No. ,. nomi-
nally, 5SGSnc.
Corn-Weaker. 1kG4 cent lower; No. :
mixed, 21do234 c; No g. &c.
Oats-tSeady; Nc. 2 mixed, 1sc; No. :
white, nominally. &c.
Rye-No. 3 81
Hay-Ffrm; timothy. choice. -. o0f711. 81:
others, s4-5pd1O.50: prairie, choice, Ss.5Oa
500; others, S2GdS50
Butter-Creamery weak Il cent lower
I5izG1Gizc; dairy, 1Id15c.
EggS-Very firm, strictly fresh, sc.
Cattle-Rsce!pts. 30: shipments. go:
nominally steady; practically 10 marke :
and quotations not given
HoEs-Receipts, $40; shipments. 90.
steady; heavies. g 41a555. packers and
mixed. S3-50Sf3 s.; lights. g 5sd370,
Sheep-Recetpts, : 90: shipments, Is O..
steady; lambs. g 50G4 =.
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TnE wEaTfsEn.

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TAYLOR BOYS FLEE
CONDEMNED MURDERERS BREAK
JAIL AT CARRoLLT0N, MO.

Vigilance Relaxed of Late, it Is Charged,
and, But for - Little Girls Sharp Eyes
They Night Have Both Got a Long
Start of All Par suit-BnI Retakeri, But
George Still al Large-Posses In Pursuit
-BloOdhounds Won't Work - They
Were Under Sentence to Hang on April
3O-HOw They Escaped.
Carrollton, Mo-, April 11-At $50
o'clock this evening the notorious Tay-
lor Brothers, the condemned murder
ers OF the GIeeks family, broke from the
county iaiL George Taylor made his
escape but Bill was retaken and is again
behind the bars in the jail nj which the
two brothers were to have been hanged
together on April 80. The escape was
made by their breaking off bar from
the west sile of their cell and making
their exit through the garnet, to the
roof, and letting themselves down to
the ground by means of pieces of hose
which had been used in cleaning the
cells. Just as Bill Taylor had reached
the ground Deputy Sheriff Cummings
little girl heard a noise and gave the
al~rm, and Def ore he could make his
escape complete Deputy Shelton COW
cred him with q gun and put him back
into a cell.
r. L. Cunningham, charged with COM
plicity in the murder of Of EctOn few
days since, also attempted 10 escape
but failed Excitement is high and
large posse have gone in all directions
in pursuit Of George but few think he
viii be overtaken. Sheriff Standby
has been trying to get his bloodhounds
started, but they won't work, from some
cause. They were Just received here
this week and no one seems TO know
how to work them.
The usual salutation from one to an
other is 81 told you so" Nobody seems
10 think the jail has been properly
guarded since the supreme court af-
firmed the verdict in the Taylor case.
News from Browning and vicinity
where the crime was committed, shows
great excitement tand a special train
will bring most Of the residents Of that
vicinity TO join in the chase.
Young Leonard Of Norborne, a broth
eT-in-law of one Of the Taylors, has been
here today. Since supper he took
team out of a livery stable and drove
out Of town. He may have stopped at
the back gate and taken George in the
buggy with him, but this is all conjec-
ture. At any rate a telephone meeage
from NorbOrne says a team arrived
there at 10 O'Clock that had been driven
hard but il could not be learned who
the driver was.
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SADLY JOINS THE PROCESSION
Bank at Chsdron. Seb.. Added to the Long
List Gone Before

Omaha, Aprl ia SPECIAL 20 the Bee
from Chadron- Neb.. says:
THIS morning the following notice was
posted upon the fre1t door % the Chad
ron Banking company and the doors
promptly closed:
This hank is n the hands OF The
state banking board, pending the AZ
rival OF \ banking examiner-PreSi-
dent"
The banks last Statement shows de-
v.osirs Of q little over So, eo0 Between
s. GOO and 81. 009 % county funds are +
The bark. but the same IS secured BY a
bond that IS supposed 10 b good The
head bookkeePer i O RE opinion thzl
the bank w-lll b. able % pay 100 cents o.
the dollar. The Institution was the
second Oldest bank II the county and lis
failure = due 70 general business de-
presston. and Sep0ec. aston II real e.
Ca-e. A Sloan, The cashier. IS n Ere
6ouia- y Y. where he has been for ne
past two years. MT. Putnam. TIE pHesi-
dent. having entire charge q The coz
cs-n-
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INV YORK ,iAExETs

SeE T0-x- April U.--F3cur--Flsces 20.
= - sT--u--s 5ssa harris. gl4st b.
s.szsy- 2i1rezo-s satsrts, = 1issfG. VII
to- @x-rz& q ss91 ~. Nl1lesotz nzkTrA
3 No.
bye aogr-tSsasy. Esps-a.s. S-Ss-zs.
fzEry . Eaz1et
Bscxzbe-1z-LEiL Esea@sc-
Corn ns4l-sse44y. yeiI0- Sss.s-z
coarse. -
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in the north drift about a month

found in the north drift about month
ago.
A big strike made in the Dante yester-
day has just come 10 light. The ore runs
nine ounces in gold TO the ton. This
property is being operated by Denver
parties and they will make an extensive
shipment at once. c. Bobby, manager
of the roine, has just returned from
Denver, where he purchased a plant of
machinery for the property.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

New Orleans. April u-@-ottou-QUiet;
Tnlddung, Z l1-lSc: low middllng. nc. good
ordinary, 3-i6c. net receipts. Zf98 bales T.
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give a banquet 10 their chatter members
April IL, a. Masonic nall, corner Of First
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music AND DRAMA.
BAND CONCERT.

The following program viii be rem
dered AT the Second Regiment Band
concert Wednesday evening. April L.
This. the annual free concert viii be OF
the highest order. The selections have
been made with a view 20 giving the
people OF Wichita a rare musical treat,
The concert ia free in every respect
Also reserved seats may De had az Mems
shoe store Monday a. m. without cost.
Following IS the program:
Overture-"Poet and Peasant" ...-.
...-.... ..-..-.. ........oNoD Suppa
Baritone SolO-"precmsng' (5y requesO
Mr. Casper Haynes.
Guitar solo-"Batfle OF Bunker Hil.''
Mrs. f. l. Martl.ns
overture-Village Life in the olden
Time" ...-.... .....-..-..t4e There.
Gavatlna.-"Bar0iere di Siviglia....
.......-..- 80. .-...-........ 30 kossint
Mrs. Malvina Walden.
This Cavatina. beginning with the
words Una vocc POGO IA. Though his
voice was hreathed AFFAIR.". occurs Ia the
first act Of the play. and IS sung by Ro-
sina. the young ward % Doctor Bartolo
Count Almaviva loves Roslna. and she
naturally prefers MS love % that OF her
grey-haired guardian. who g. also a
sutton for her hand. In this song she
expresses her love for the count decisr-
ing that no measure would fan her 10
gain the victory
Baritone soIo--"Across the Desert"
&C.. ........ .....-.. ......-...- Lenox
Mr. c. G. Pierrepont
Selection" American Patrol. Mezcham
Baritone solo-"My Love Farewell
..........- q. $500. .....-.... Adams
Mr =. y. Valdez
Sacred Fantaisie.- -Iarnhouss
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Washington. April T1--The Cleveland
Children aye coming along nicely To
measles has clzl1e5 10 Few victims r
The family.
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