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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-01
A Card.

We, the undersigned, de hereby agree to
refund the money on a 50-cent bottle of
Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar IL II
fails 10 cure your cough or cold We also
guarantee a 25-cent bottle TO prove salts
factory or money refunded:
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q. w. Davis. Providence,
w d. Davis Providence.
Renniman & Co, Avoca.
W n. Manners, Moosic.
F. A. Kane, Minooka.
Joseph Davis, Taylor.
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GAVE WAY TO soCIABILITY.
Newman Club Substitute Halloween
Social for Literary Exercises,

The weekly literary exercises of the
Newman Magazine club gave away !ast
night to a programme Of music, dane
ing and cards. Both the reception anil
concert halls in the Guornse;: building
were utilized for the festivities, cards
being enjoyed i'm 'he reception hall on
the second floor and dancing in the
pretty concert hall on the ..rst floor.
Jack-o lanterns set in the windows,
apples suspended from the chandeliers
were appropriate features of the deco
rations.
Despite the inclemency of the wealth
er the attendance was very large
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Beware.

The market is flooded with cheap goods,
and no doubt many things are bought
that are adulterated and unfit for con-
sumption. When any item is offered AZ
cost or less there is "a catch" some
where. Merchants are not I'm business for
their health. But does II pay to buy an
article of food simply because the figure
Is attractive? You may buy a cheap,
shoddy garment and little harm except,
perhaps, from your pocketbook, But not
so with your food. You have a stomach,
and your health depends largely upon
what you put into it, does IL not? There
fcre, is II not wise and much cheaper to
buy the BEST? You certainly will live
longer and enjoy good health II you buy
CURSENS PURE FOOD PRODUCTS.
Not how cheap, but how good, Not
quantity so much, but standard goods at
living prices,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-01
LITTLE APPEAL GOES OVER.
Court Adjourned Before Mr.. Lenahan
Arrived.

Attorney Joseph O'Brien, who went
to Philadelphia yesterday to oppose
the application to the superior court
for a review of the Little libel case
returned last evening, without having
to take any action.
As stated in The Tribune the court
adjourned early yesterday morning and
mir Lenahan, who was to make the
motion for the review was too late
to be heard.
The matter goes over till Nov. 49,
when the court reconvenes in Phila-
delphia.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-01
FIGHT ABOUT THE
NEW TROLLEY ROAD
wILKEs-BARRE Is MUCH Ex-
CITED OVER THE MATTER.

Councilmanic Committees Met Last
Night to Hear the vox Populi and
Listened to Speeches Pro and Con
from Four Lawyers-Mayor Mich
OILS Serves Notice That If the Fran
chise Is Granted He Will Not Sign
1t Unless the Company Pays Well
for the Privilege.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-01

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHlNG WITH
PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS, ALTAYS
all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC, and
Sold by Druggists In every part of the
world, Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup" and take no other
kind. twenty-five cents a bottle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-01
LANGSTAFF ELECTION CONTEST.
Notes of the Dunmore Contest Are
offered in Evidence.

The following witnesses were ex-
amined, yesterday by the contestant
in the Langstaff election contest: r.
A. Parker, Of Waverly; c. N. Weaver.
of Dunmore; George p. Davis. p. II.
Briggs, William f. Coffin. of Carbon
dale; Preston Goodwin, Sixteenth
ward; Joseph Kramer, Nineteenth
ward; Louis Christ, Fourth ward
Scranton.
Notes Of the Dunmore election con-
test were submitted by Attorney Hol-
gate, with the aid Of Stenographer Nc
Andrew to qualify James Glencross.
Harry LaRar, Frank Rutterfield and
c. NJ. Dodge.
Smoke the Popular Punch cigars. 10c
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A Special Meeting

of the Plumbers Local union, No 80,
will be held this evening at the shop,
$40 Spruce street. All members are
requested to be present. :"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-01
ELECTION DAY
IS DRAWING NEAR
ON TUESDAY WILL OCCUR THE
BATTLE OF THE BALLOTS.

Contest in This County Has Reen
Quiet but Earnest-A Thoro' sh
Canvass of the County Shows That
the Republican Ticket will Be
Elected - Democratic Candidates
Are Fighting for the Minority
Commissionership - Campaign of
That Party Is Unsystematic.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-01

Finest wines and cigars at Lanes.
500 Spruce street ."
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coLBoRN AT CLARK's GREEN

Delivered an Address on the Infiu-
ence of Music.
Attorney A. j. Colborn delivered an
address last night at the Clark's Green
Baptist church on THE Influence of
Music" for the benefit of the chur n.
There was also a musical program
observed in which Miss Black and
Ralph Williams, of this city, particl-
pated The AFFAIR was under the d.
rection of committee headed by Miss
Mae Courtright.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-01

Flatulence is cured by Beecham's s
Pills.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-01

Wilkes Barre is at fever heat o. ex-
element over the fight oe tie new
Scranton Wilkes Barre trolley COM
pany to secure n franchise fol North
Washington street. the one thorough
fare in the city of Wilkes Barre the
new line proposes to occupy.
The papers arc teeminS daily with
red hot letters AMI in rviews advance
ing arguments PR and con and at all
the corner groceries, the postofice,
railway STATIONS and other like places
where men doNmost congregate, fran
chise or no franchise is the main ques-
tlon discussed.
Last night the laws and ordinances
and streets committees of the city
councils met in the CITY hall to hear
expressions on the subject from the
people.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Try a Joy Maker" SC. cigar.
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Steam Heating and Plumbing.
P. r, & NJ. T. Howley, ,291 Wyoming ave.
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ATTENDANCE LARGE.

ATTENDANCE LARGE.
There was a big attendance and a
wide diversity of opinion. The scnti-
ment was crystalized in speeches made
by Attorneys T. H. Atherton and Alex
Farnham, representing the new COM
pany; Attorney G. Gorge r. Bedford, rep
resenting the old company which also
wants franchise TO- this street in
question, and eX-DistIict Attorneys ID.
A. Fell and john McGahren, represent
ing the people who do not want either
company to have the franchise. The
committee adjourned without declaring
itself to meet again at the call Of
Chairman Ira Kirkenrall. The Record
yesterday contained the following:
Should councils grant the franchise the
ordinance will then come before the
mayor for his signature. This official is
quoted as saying that the franchise
ought to be worth something to the city
of Wilkes Barre, say Sl00OO0. The
agreement to repair that portion of the
streets damaged by the laying of tracks
he does not deem sufficient Compensa-
ton The fact that the old companies
were not compelled to pay for their
franchises does not affect his opinion.
He says: 1.-THE franchises of the pres
ent companies operating lines In this
city were not original franchises, but
were purchased from other corporations.
The city at that time had little knowl-
edgS of the value of a franchise and
the establishment of the different sys-
TENS was of an experimental nature the
companies taking the risks and develop
ing the demand for their services.
CITY NEEDS MONEY.
''It is now the custom in many cities
to exact some stipulated sum for these
privileges The city needs money. A
public market and a crematory are need
ed and the people are taxed about
enough at present. The city is not in a
position to make these improvements
and is much in need of them.
We can get along without the new line
to Scranton and the additional service
and the grant of the franchise should be
Of some benefit TO the city. IF the corn.
pany wants the franchise they should
pay for 1t. The present company pays
the city about $3.50 per year tax on cars
7 am and in favor OF doubling that
amount and making the tax 500 on every
pair of trucks, instead of $50, as at pres.
ent The trucks used under the summer
cars are transferred to the closed cars
during the cold weather.
IltTeloloIe lHe Only pTONlSo allacneu
to the grant of anything by the city has
been one wherein the advertising OF the
ordinance giving them the privileges re.
quested.
"The agreement to repair the street Is
Of little Importance, inasmuch as the
streets between the rails, and about
three feet on the other side, is virtually
In the exclusive possession Of the COM
pany and is of no value either to the city
or the residents. I think a street railway
franchise, as all other city privileges, Is
valuable and should be purchased by
those desirous of securing It,"
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Smoke the Popular Punch cigars, lOc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

Inc international Palace Hotels,
Ih- Riviera Palace. ....... Monte CurIo
The Riviera Palace,
NICE
shcphenrds' Hotel and
The Ghexfrrh Palace. Euypf
CAIRO
The La Pi"se. & The Royal Palace.
osIEND. .....: .............. belgium.
Chateau Royal
AHDE<NES .............. Uelsfum.
Pavilion de Bellevue.
BELLEVUE near Paris. France.
Hotel stephanie,
AbAZIA ............. Austria
The "a; Hotel InternauonnI
HRI>DISI .................. Ituiy
The AventhR Palace,
LISBON .............. Portunal.
The summer Palace,
THERArIA. ................ Turkey.
The Perm Palace.
tONSTANTI>OPLE. ........ Turkey.
terminus Hotel. ............. bordeaux.
Fur information tickets all points ant 70 reserve
accommodations apply international c. Co.'S Orces Ia
Cockspur-st. London. 3 race De rOpera. Paris
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,tor rrov out Of the fact. as Mr.. White "o"'"
have us understand. that there was genera
,amenta,ion at the outbrealdng OF the war OF Inv
poh.u,or ovsr the want Of a patriotic hymn III
which the popular emotion could ind u',e'""
4 gentleman who kept his rame secret o'''''"
nrizo ~ roo for the needed anthem and comm
TOO ,esued a call through the newspapers "'"'
date n Nav Il. 1851 The members or this comm
too wore Gulian c. Norplanck. Charles hlns' nun
,,o, 1-,eh George William Curtis. J. d. 'lS'.'
GEORGE r Strong John 4. DIX. NJ Ii. "flhh'l'
luther Rradish Richard Giant Wife JON" 49,
prolnoa1 Arthur Leary and Maunseh b. fle''
as DISTINGUISHED a body Of citizens Of IT'S size 49,
co,d vou have been got together. Manuscripts
,,,red I'm I'm response 20 the initiation They came
iron, an parts Of the country and even from f''B
i,,l and ltalv Twelve hundred in all were '"'l
and .hree hundred Of them We're provided WIN
nn.ical settings Every one was conscienuo"s'l
examined tho heap being winnowed again anu
.,air and the best OF fhe musical compositions
were performed by William Scharfcnbers. Henry
c,.nhen Cutler and q contingent ~ chorsteis l'""
Trinity church Mr. Scharfenherg was one oi 1''
founders Of the Phnharn onic Society ana i'
many wears one OF The leading spirits OF the city
he diod ,r August 1895 Mr.. cutler was organlsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05


at Waacks Theatre. IL VIII doubtless run u" the
ena OF MS e"sdHe"'"'
Glen NcDonough'e farce Sister Mary with
~, e., Int, M .,o star beefrs ia eecond week
bas f,i rothirr hgt the largest audiences that the
theatre could hold Miss lrwin's songs are popular
"i' S"' N''7'' ""S never ''''''" ~ "
....,.... ~. ..7,,o
"'"r, ''.''' VIII N'.' 90" 49, -,
Only Way ~ IN" 'iiH'h iH'H'i' "h l"V''"'
afternoon Tho popularity Of his Dickens drama
has . .i,.,y,, af,,. si.rs ,f dirninufion Mr. Miller
&c.. lrf, t,,, u..ls moro a.. r,risf civ. vyav on
~n,ernL. r ID ~ Eirhari Narsard who then be-
gins his annual enforcement al this house
.,, ,,.,, ... ,r,',,.r. e'r ,s,oo
49, 49,. -, 90 ,,.a ,,,l.3,,, ..,,
~, -,,.., -, o,
f''H' ''-'t''' VII" ''' '''' ''N'''"' "''' ''Df
critics and effects VIII Doe sent 70 London opening
dchrit" n TIE 'a,.r. cast "ih the cSr'p, ,i
w. ~. fo,i,r Hot.r, Fl.son Who vas th. oriei
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foreign Heeorts.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find he London office OF The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street. a convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions FOR The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

comedy "paludstry" with the assistance Of Miss
Ellen Burg Mr. Edoson VIII play ia vaudeville for
only about a month. and only In Mr.. Kcith's thea
tres Ching Ling Foo VIII make his last appear
anc,s This week. and the vaudeville bill VIII be
made up ~ Watson. Hutchngs and Edwards
LYDIA Dreams. rtc
At the Harlem opera House this week the farce
THE Cuckoo" Will bee presented with practically
the original cast seen az Waack's Theatre last
spring IL includes Joseph Holland. Miss Amelia
Bingham. Miss Eleanor Morreiii and Charles Bow
SER special matinee Will be given on Election
Iny
a dlvcrfng hnl seems 20 have been arranged FOR
election week a Proctor's Twenty-thlrd Street The
airc. and particular stress Is placed the an
uouncem,nf ~ the early opening OF the doors on
Election Dny. at 90 o'clock This means an uninter-
rupt'l show of thirteen hours. with features Of
varying types They include the DE Courcey
brothers. urrDhHf.. Gerald Griffin and his comapny
iu "SIfnrt g. tiuiItu' Nile Emmy performing
Iinpufiau dogs. Alexander Tacianu. tho Seven
Reed Birds lilns- and rcffinpiA Toe kalatec hno-
Julian Rose Today's concert continuous from 2
fill 1880 D. m. VIII ue given ny Moung ToOn and
MDuug Chit Mr. and Mrs Perkins ID Fisher
Cunroy And Mrponald. Horace White George W
day ana many others
Mr prD.tors uptown visitors Viii ind good
things this week 40 the Pleasure Palace. Among
ihc attractive feature. arr Hugh stanton and
Florence Mol.na. do, bicycle polo four. the kala-
and Mcdonald. Johnny Carroll and Addie Crawford
ana Crane brothers O-day's continuous concert
from 80 tili 1880 p. IN. has Edward Harrigan and
his company. Jess Dandy Lizzie Evans and Harry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

work with little pamphlet containing ln''.
hundred and Fifty Questions on the forih "''.
Tonalftv Of Bcethoven's Pianofcrte Sona'nS' WIFI
,s also published by Novolo. Ever co.
Miss Cornclia Dyas pianoforte. MI give mr.
r.orning rccitals OF ehamber music with the he''
=. ,ou.- Schmidt violin md Paul Mlersch' N'oon-
couo mis- season The recitals VIII tax" pi"'' "
tho East Room ~ the Waldorf Astoria ho'e' "'
Friday forenoons November 10 and "a. ana h'''"'
h.r nj II o'clock. Tho rccitals are nn''I W.
,. ,ronagc Of Mrs Gilbert b. Jones' MIS- r.
uolnan Mrs James Montgomery MclonS"''''
Mrs a. - Rorckmans. Mrs. S. Montgomery N"".'
Volt Miss Temperance Pratt Reed. Mrs 'n'r''7
y Rand and Mrs J. Carlton Ward Al inc j"
~ tnos. rcctals next Friday the programme WI"
consist Of Rhclnhorgcrs Trio in y fat. op. i-,' d"
.ha.onne for violin hy Nitali. ana Srhnman" ''''
n u miner. op. 60.
Tho Gamnt club composed 81 members OF me
ola First church. az Fifth-aye. ard Eleven'h-S''
y.iu resume IT'S meetings iu the chapel "i '"'
.nnr,h next Saturday evening, whom the subject
Illustrated by % musical performance VIII Doe \"
Evening with the ola Italian composers.
Mr. Van der stuckcns Symphonic Prologue TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
cryrRiLBrrr AND STAFF 1T cREEDuooR

The First Brigade ORGANIZATIONS are pointing with
nriao 10 the splendid record Of outdoor marksman-
Shin made boy General But' and STAFF AZ Creeimoor
which, II Is asserted eXceis the record OF all other
-, IN me state Tho record Is follows. Gen
.rai ryiff Major Schiefelin and Lieutenant Colonel
Lambert have qualified experts. Majors Morris.
parsnnS Keech and clark and captain HopQin
nave qualified as sharpshooters. and Major Var
mum has qualified marksman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
erlrNrr.rLRNr REGINENr AFFAIRs.

Company f. OF the list Regiment has appointed
a committee 10 report on candidate for nrst heA-
tenant and decision IS expected IN few days
Lieutenant jenkins recently elected In Company g.,
has passed tho Brigade Board. and has received
his commission In connection with the trouble In
the regiment over the question ~ the colonelcy.
conservative officers express the opinion that II
sufficient notice had been given 10 secure full at
tendance of officers there would have been no
trouble and that II new meeting Is called matters
may be smoOthed over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

five verses !u ALL entitled "Drion and Liberty
Under chat caption fle hymn was printed aier an!
affrrwarl included in coA'cNoh OF "i7 i''''7
give fte trst verse orll-
alag ~ The heroes who lef' us their glory.
Borne through their baitlehe'as thH"''r ana
Biaz6ned in song and Numiued IN story.
Wave DER us an who Inherit their iame'
Up with our banner bright
Sgrlnkltd with starry night.
Spread iis fair emhiems from mountain 10 snoIe'
While through h soen.ains sky
Loud rings the Nations cry
Union and Liberty. ono evermoret"
We then tried 10 make another set Of vcrs~s Of
less strongly marked martial rhythm. quite for
get the melody they 20 nt bat o. 10 lie
rather slow Ike The Austrian Hymn The poet
Our Queen beginning with.
Land where the banners wave last I'm the sun"
This SCI Of verses is also published among his
doubtless many other people did. but nothing ever
came 81 g. No answer was returned. no nina
earn We had our pleasant labor for our pains
But prize the memory Of having c0llatOfated with
one Of Americas greatest poets.
Mr. Ryans recollection OF the competition into
which he entered with Dr. Holmes is extremely
hazy. AS matter Of fact though no prize was
awarded. very complete and careful examination
was made q the hymns sent IN 20 the committee
and a comprehensive report was spread before the
public Not only that. but the occasion gave rise
20 "a most admirable monograph on the general sub
lect Of National hymns Bog Richard Grant White
who was one 81 tle committee. entitled National
Hymns How They Arc Written and How They
Are Not Wrtten-A Lyric and National
Study for the Times which was pub
sss.-- !. Hudd 4 Carleton in 1851 The comgeti-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
4 clPrlIN RELLETED OF Us cOMMND.

A former officer ~ the Guard who Is now a cap
tain On the 42l United States Volunteers has been
relieved from command OF hts company by tho
commanding officer u the regiment for swearing an
his men and otherwise conducting himself IN 4
manner unbecOmng an officer and "A gentleman
The officer in question IN the cuban cam
pagn. but ever since has been afflicted with bad
case OF ''swelied head Those convcrsant with his
dongs express tn opinion that he VIII nor last
very long as an officer Of the United States volun-
tecrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

NJ and Mrs Kendall Hill follow Sir Henry
r~,.,,, and Miss Ellen Terry. November -. a.
H. knicxerhocker Theatre. when they VIII present
their comedy entitled The Elder MISS BLOSSOM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
Mills j. W Bingham. the kala'echnoscope and

Mills. j. " Bingham the kaatechnoscope and
others.
Mile FIJI" will be presented AZ the Grand opera
House tomorrow night. with cast including
Miss Marie Wainwright. Aubrey Bouclcault MISS
Charlotte Mortimer. Miss Odette Tyler begins an
engagement at tho Grand opera House on NoF'm-
Der 70 in "fnrOso.
The nfth Of the winter series Of Sunday night
concerts an the New-York Theatre VIII take place
this evening" with the following BIZ. Mile fol-
gero Polk and Burton. Miss Pauline Moran ita.
gan Caron and Herbert OBrien ana haNel ue
Whitney brothers and Mason and Mitchell
II is now definitely settled that The Greek
Slave" will be produced at the Herald square
Theatre on Tuesday evening November .. under
or.ra mai Augustin DAILY had almost completed
ARRANGEMENTS FOR producing az his theatre IN ms
civ MIR Whitney viii Use the )aN pioHu'lois.
which was made from the LONDON piVuNV''g<
Gnorge Elwardos. THE Greek Slave ran TOT "
wear and half IN London. and AT me ir'Snt ~
MIR Edwardes has three companies touring III. IL
English provinces. MT W hltnes WI. f'''
Greek slave" with the following cast
Ani'"H ''''+'''''' ............. Mirnis Ashley
i.' ''''t'''''' ............. Ethel Nrlnsnan
Mrien0gas 80 Palmer
,'Ii''" .... a rne Bowler
,~.ff .................. Matte Athe.ion
lhNA ... irez Rae
Dl0mel ....... ,i4s-, PAR
arenas ,..,o-,,,s ......... .. Herbert Sparlng
nAi j, '''' ............ Alexander clark
Ns,itua w H. lnoinlson
sius " IMAM '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
MUSICAL GOSSIP.
THE WEEKLY CALENDAR-MR RYAN'S
RECO1LrCTIONs-N HYMNS
MADE TO ORDER-NEWS NOTES.
PROGRAMMES AND AN
<or-\CrrNFNrTS
INDUCEMENTS.

MOI NChMi-\'S'
Sunday Mctropoiltan Opera HOUSE. SIS p m ffth
concert under the direction OF inil in.n.nrhorns
neslc ian ~, p; p b.. o'I I4on n m concert
~ -han,h.r music rs Edward and carl Herr
mann. Church 81 The DiNi'' ia',l"iiN' =.
J. III fSlN 49,, o. W ,,,ei.,l matinee
Mo-, American rbeatre $40 D. M opera in
Frcush Carmen" CAN week.. Casino. 10 p n
English olfretta. "Iho SINGING 'l'' ''
Tuesday-liaA OF The sew OK 1',,,si vi iv Max
m r9' ftt ,,'.~i1
vr.,,..i,, carr.r., Hail. eco n M. concert by
the Boston symphony orchestra. NssQ,a''n
ltall, I.fookiyn >.is y ID, -. S,.h Chi,rrh
49, ,,..itai is, clarence Eddy
Thursday Car,,..ie Hail. S.f5 D. M. concert 10y the
Boston symphony Orchestra
Friday Academy OF Music. Rnook'yn No D. H.
concert '' inc h's ''' .,' .,.,, , -,
sal ,D,',, ~ ,ne Gamuf Ciub
,.. ..~,.+,. ,,eari, every music
4"''"' ''''' "'.'' ~, -. ,,ret have
laNo" FROG" '.F'.' 49,, last half CEN
learned '' KNOW j" ,'.' 80 r.,,,,,scences
- y - Dr,.on & GO. II is an unpretentous
volume far as fits contents are concerned N",'-
someiy printed and bound ana ''''u
genial mod 50 and always "in'""' 49, 80. ~,
stefan who has seen h''' -''"' ''.-' -, NJ p,o,
huf one nr TWO spent lA +N'"'''''' '' -, ,,,
IS an lrishman hy mr'h'' lofty -''''' ., WV. .,.t
the Meudcissohn Guinteiie 'Iuo' Oh
whose name that OF MT. hF"" a. '
connected Mr.. Ryan was lndeea. '"' -"''''''
sohn club Nioliis'S anu N''''''' Do,
went. oot Clarinet ana ''''" -, .,o IN
Tor hai ID century ."''"" ''' 49,, ,.,~o.,o,
derwent great otFeioii''"' "''-,' t ,,,..,,
OF influences among VINO" inc -,
ought always 90 h' mentioned. M'' 'F'" W
makes claim o. being "a historical record ->''''
does 80 point out the milestoneS III 'he ''o.N'o''''
march az the art 90 "nicn il j. U''".,"
tinctly as might have been done had the an'no,
himself destined 10 DC oDHt'Nfi hi4"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

New wax groups have recently been added 70 the
Collection m the Eden Museo. and the cinemato,
rnh and Tho orchestral concerts provide the uslal
additional entertainment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-13
At the Opera House.

McCarthy's Mishaps were laid
before the people at the opera house
last night, nor did it require a
second moments thought to say it
was the most ENJOYABLE event that
Theatre goers had witnessed during
the present season.
From rise to fall of the curtain
it was one continuous round of
mirth provoking scenes and Jokes.
Barney Ferguson is all right in his
line, and the same may be said of
every member of the company. AS
speciality artists they are one and all
hard to beat, and the applause
which greeted their efforts showed
the appreciation of the audience.
In the words of Burns the fun
was fast and furious"