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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21
COST or PUMPING PLANT
To Utilize Water from Liberty Park VIII Cost
$4,000
Estimate Furnished the Council by
Engineer Kelsey and Head
Last Evening,

City Engineer Kelsey submitted to
the Council last evening an es-
innate Of the cost Of putting
10 pumping plant and other
appliances for utilizing the water from
Liberty Park wells,
The total cost for plant TO handle
flow Of 1000, 900 gallons a day with pipe
connections is placed at from $4,000 TO
$4,000. according to the kind Of pump
used. and for flow Of 100000 gallons
the cost would be- about double that
amount The engineer says that part
Of the water flowing from the springs
near the east side of the Citys lot Us
seepage water from irrigation the fios
decreasing after the irrigation season
is over. In the winter OF 1885 the total
flow Of the wells and springs was less
than 500, 900. gallons per day.
An analysis Of the water by Prof.
Kingsbury In 1880 showed It 20 be very
hard. the total hardness exceeding that
Of the water from Emigration canyon.
Analysis by Prof. Hadley showed that
the water from the wells contained,
per million parts, 132 parts OF solid
matter. S.94 parts Of chlorine OF part
Of free ammonia Ito parts Of nitrogen
as nitrates. This showing In regard 70
solids came. the certificate Of analy-
sis said, with the limit for water which
might be used for culinary purposes,
and on the whole the water might
probably be used for those purposes
without bad results, although the nj
trates are too high.
Prof Hadley's analysis Of the water
from the springs showed, per million
gallons s36 parts OF solid matter, 1874
parts OF chlorine. .0i parts OF free
ammonia, 10 part OF albuminoid am
monia. g part OF nitrogen as nitrates.
This water is UNIT for culinary pur-
poses.
On August 10. 1890, the report went on
10 say. the flow from the twelve wells
then existing was 9g1, 602 gallons per
day. and from the springs 1888 ss gal
Ions per day total 2.S5l 600 gallons. on
July 2. 1900, the flow from the sixteen
wells now there was 1921 500 gallons,
and from the springs l.367.lSS. total g.
6sS. 6sS. on July H. 1900. the flow from
the sixteen wells was l.lS35OO gallons.
and fran the springs, 1000 800, total, g.
$4,000 gallons.
The principal items In the cost for
plant Of a capacity Of 2. 900 900 gallons q
day are two pumps and two boilers,
and erecting the same varying IN cost
from s.. 100 20 81 300 according 20 the
kind used and whether new or second
hand. Water main connections, so. 600;
buildings, $1,000; pump connections,
s. GOO sundries $3.50.
Part Of the plant, Mr. Kelsey thinks.
could be installed In two weeks and the
whole IN from four 10 six weeks.
The report was referred to the COM
mittee on waterwOrks.
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CHINESE REFoRM ASSOCIATION.
Wants America and Europe TO Es-
tablish PrOtCetorate.

New York. July 2l.--A special 20 the
Herald from Montreal says
The Chinese Empire Reform AssOcia-
,ion OF Canada, is gaining In numbers
every day 10 now intends TO show its
strength by a petition to the govern
ments OF Great Britain. Germany, the
United States and Japan. IL has been
signed by every ChIuaman I'm the city,
and win be sent all over Canada for
signatures.
It's prayer Is that the governments
mentioned may establish a Joint pro-
teCtorate over China, 10 undertake the
government OF the country, through the
emperor and 10 prevent the dismember-
ment Of the empire After citing the
causes which have led 70 the present
trouble, the petition says. among other
things
Recently the Emperor Kwang Hsu
has published q message. In which he
proposed that certain OF the powers
should aid in reinstating him on the
throne and should declare q joint pro-
tectorate and undertake the govern
ment Of the country through the em-
perOr
Your association deemlng st deslr-
able Ina the interests of their country
and civilization that the proposals OF
said message should be carried into e.
feet did az their meeting held In Van
cOuver on June q, unanimously resolve
70 do all In their power 20 further and
secure the carrying out OF the emperors
ideas, as set forth In the said message.
and that a petition should be addressed
20 the representatives Of Germany.
Great Britain, the United States and
Japan. asking for their cooperation In
establishing the proposed protectorate
and their ala IN preventing the dismem-
berment Of the Chinese empire"
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CASUALTIES AROUND TEN IsN,
Three Days Fighting Resulted in One
Thousand Being Killed.

London. July 2l.-The Daily Express
has received the following from Tien
Tsin. dated July 18th:
THE casualties In the three days
fighting before the native city Of Tien
Tsln exceeded 1000. II Is now certain
that there We're several Russians and
Frenchmen lghting on the Chinese
side. The Chinese killed their own wo-
men wholesale 20 prevent them falling
into the hands Of the Russians.
Yesterday the whole native city was
In flames and the stencil OF the burn
ing thousands Of corpses was unspeak-
ably horrible.
Among the incidents Of the fighting
on July 18th was the preclpitate flight
Of 800 French troops from AMMAN They
had been ordered 20 hold am important
front but on being charged by the
chinese with bayonets. the entire de-
tachment bolted panlc-strlcken.
The Russians killed an the Chinese
wounded, In revenge OF the pekln mas
sacrc."
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SEASONABLE AILMENTS.
Hay Fever.

In the beginning OF an attack Of hay
fever the patient experiences a sense Of
uneasIness about the nasal passages.
with slight disposition 60 sneeze
Gradually these symptoms Increase
and often there Is an intense Itching Of
the nasal passages with a profuse wa
terry discharge which necessltates the
constant use of O. handkerchief In az
gravated cases the discharge drlps con-
tinually from the nose, later the mucous
membrane becomes so congested that
the secreti0us present a graylsh color
The inhamed mucus membrane natur-
ally causes more or less s'enosls. or
narrowing or closing Of the nasal pas
sages. which adds greatly 20 the dis
comfort OF the sufferer oftentlmes the
nasal passages are entirely closed up
II the patient lies on the side. the
nasal passage which Is uppermost be-
comes open, while the fluid collects In
the parts below; or II the patient lies
on the back the flow passes 90 the rear
portion. causing a complete stoppaRe OF
the nasal passages. The fluids which
escape from the nose are often irritat-
iug and very frequently give rise TO IT.
ri'at.0n around the opening Of the nose
and l.p and sometimes even result IN
eczema. The eyes become congested
and the lips are red and itching II
the disease is allowed 20 run, an at
tack Of asthma often sets I'm. The
asthmatic symptoms are usually con-
fined 10 the night time, although the
waking hours are often characterized
by shouness OF breathing, which the
patient describes as wheeling.
Hay fever Is a treacherous disease.
but almost every case yields to proper
care and treatment Every sufferer
from this insdious and deceptive dis
ease should consult Drs. Shores &
Shores at once. and be quickly cured at
little cost
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which / refused to have done. I then
visited West Baden, lnd.i Las Vegas
Hot Springs, New Mexicoi Sweet
Springs, Mo, and Monitor, Col. ] also
took great many different kinds Of
medicine recommended for dyspepsia,
but found no relief. Last February ]
read testimonial for Pe-ru.na IN the
Central Baptist that suited my case and
l determined at once TO try II. have
taken two bottles Of Pe-ru-na and four
OF Man.a-lin, and feel like a new man.
None Of my friends believed l would get
we'll. would not take any money for
the good your remedies have done mc.'
In catarrh of the stomach, as well
as IN catarrh OF any other part Of tho
body, Pe.ru.na Is the remedy. As II has
often been said, II Pe-ru'na will cure
catarrh Of one part, It will cure catarrh
OF any other part OF the body.
"Summor Catarrh" sent free by Pc
ru.na Drug Mfg Co.. Columbus, Q.
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LIEUT. TOTEM PRoPHEsIEs.
says Universal War Must Come BE.
fore Universal Peace.

New York July H.-Lleut. c. A. Tot
yen has given utterance TO a stirring
p.e."s.y on the present international
Nl,'a az New Haven, Connecticut.
ne .a.'s China the "Dragonian one"
S cl compares the reported massacres In
en.na with the crime Of Benjamin
1-alisl one lone woman. for which all
,s5,a. nearly wiped out the whole
Universal war before universal
..a'' Dc must come" says Lieut.. Tot
Fn' duty Of the civilized world Is 10
'1.Eanle against the barbarlc void.
,. DeleNe that confusion win confuse
,Le.t' more and more. year by wear.
-nI'U me long predicted crash involves
~ ~. concerned In a worldwide confagra-
ey1 Infinitely hotter than the Hoboken
ma JUN as sudden"
A"trlea must prepare for &C. The
,o-s9Non world must be IN az this
w. england, Ireland Scotland and
t,s' me Germans, ~ they are wise.
o, ~ u me balance of power that is
wv uech. II is our last chance. and we
tunlty. ~ " 10 Jul o'S' oppoF-
Nv, are at the parting Of the ways
vents have thrust as into outside mat.
80 W., ,ne very operations OF peace. tho
mural onces-commerco and vast in
o, .na lioha treaties Of reciprocity an
N, ue World--have silently involved
~ a maze Of environments that we
~ S''Aoi escape Before lis magnitude
va. obstruction OF the Maine was
= snI Yet the latter led logically 10
W. as Just as our own revolution.
,btr even Mr.. Bryan took up arms
CON- .''"' shal we withdraw from the
conn. oi the civilized nations In this
o. n0tg ''''"' ou'Iabe'
va ~ us prepare FOR war, anyway n
bs-. nave any sense left Matters of
t..y policy are but fardles before such
-7a as confront US"
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weslcruwOmap's Golfchampionship

Chicago. July 2O-Miss Bessie An
th0hy 90 the Evanston Golf club won
the Western Woman's golf champion
shin and The governors cup by defeat.
ing Mrs. Jack Cutter. five up and
four 10 play.
Mss Anthony Is but seventeen years
OF age, and appeared on the links for
the first time last year. Her victory
oyee Mrs. n c. Chatneld-T Taylor. the
one time champion ia the qualifying
round, caused great surprise and gained
Tor Der O. host OF admirers. Her play
oven the fourteen holes-it was not nee
ess0fy 10 complete the whole course OF
eighteen holes-was strong and remark
ably steady. 10 was an interesting
match although the contest had pro-
gresed but a little way when it became
evident that Miss cutters play was not
equal 20 that OF her youthful opponent
The medal score follows:
Miss Anthony:
QUIT. & Z, 8, 6. 6. 3. @. 6.
ln-6. 8, 6, z G, 10. 10. 10. lo-Total. 81
Mrs Cutter.
out~-6. g, Z. g. T. o, .7.6.
ln-l. ). g. 6. 6, 6-Total. So
The other contests resulted as fol-
lows
Second flight cup-Mlss Margaret
Day. winner. 2 up and TO play. Medal
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Wheeler handicap. The race which was
originated in 1880 and called In honor
OF George Henry Wheeler, then presl-
dent Of the Washington Park club. il
caries with il $4,000 In added money.
and with field of half a dozen starters
viii be worth about $500 90 the win
ner
Sidney Lucas win start ia the Wheel
ar handicap and attempt 90 do what no
other three year-Old has ever before ac-
complished- l23 pounds on his
back and win the race. II be succeeds
IN doing Il the chestnut colt viii be
not only an idol but a marvel The
great Norello the only three-year-old
tina, over won the handicap carried M
pounds the day he beat Yo Tambien
Among other horses that win run today
are Pink Coat the winner OF the Derby
Of 1888 jolly Roger. who beat Sidney
Lucas Ia the great western handicap
two weeks ago. Advance Guard.
DERBY candidate. Mary. Tulla FOnso
and Crocsus, all recent winners,
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$500 A MONTH BY MAIL.

No need be deprived Of the advantages Of ths sPE
CIAL OFFER because Of living away from the City
WRITE DRs SHORES AT ONCE. II you capnot call FOR
THEIR NEW SYMPTOM LIST AND QUESTION
BLANKS and take advantage OF Drs shores SPECIAL
OFFER DURING JULY To CURE CATARRH AND ALL
CATARRHAL CHRONIC DISEASE FOR THE LOW FEE
OF s. A MONTH, 80 OTHER CHARGE OR EXPENSE.
ALL MEDICINES FREE This special odor goes into ef-
feet AT ONCE and holds good 10 ALL WHO APPLY THIS
MONTH CALL OR WRITE CONSULTATION FREE
WHETHER YOU TAKE TREATMENT OR SOT.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

Mrs. Sarah Ross, widow Of VIM. Ross.
had three girls. Sarah Ellen Mary Ann
and Lydia Mallnda. Mrs. Sarah Ross
is half sister TO Ralph and Joshua Dix
on. both residing In Alton, Madison
county. Ills.
r. Dixon saw her last In 1873; he has
not heard from her since, would like to
know II she Is living or dead; would
like TO hear OF her or any OF her three
children. She lived in Kimballs field,
Seventeenth ward when last saw her.
Her late husband was a tailor by trade.
and worked for d. II. Wells in the six
ties; also worked for Heber c. KIM
ball.
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WELL
RECKON"

Well you may reckon when you US,
Tho News" Calculating Pencil The
happiest hIt o. the closing century.
Tails in a Uay the cost OF a number Of
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could do no good
I visited the
Mullanphy hos
pitalin St. Louis
and received no
benefit. The at
tending physi-
clan told mo 1
had narrowing Of
the outlet Of the
stomach, and the
only remedy was
10 have Il cutout.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21

Rabbi David Klein, 525 E. Main street.
Columbus, o., writes the following 70
Dr.. Hartman in regard TO Po-ru.na: at
affords me great pleasure 70 testify TO
lhe curative merits Of your medicine.
pe-ru-na is won-tried and widely
used remedy. Especially as specific
Tor catarrh Of the stomach IL cannot be
ercelled. Pe-ru-na will do all that is
,laimed for IT,
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score: Miss Day ll2; Miss Hoyt 1lL
Third flight cup Miss Grace Chap
man. winner Six up and ave 90 play.
Medal score. Miss Chapman 81; Mrs.
W A. Alexander go
Fourth flight cup tCOns0latiOn)-Mrs
II, o. Crane. winner three up and one
90 pl6. Medal sc1rg Mrg. Crane, l0g;
Miss Cora Kirk, H.
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Yacht ATLANrA SOLD.
Columbian Government Purchases
IL from George Gould.

New York, July 2l.-Mr George Gould
has sold the steam yacht Atlanta
through Messrs. Gardiner a Cox, OF
this city 10 the Columbian government
for a guuboat. The yacht is at South
Brooklyn. but viii boz taken In hand al
once by the representatives. Of her new
owners and fitted for the service in
tended.
The Atalsnts Is a famous boat and
the sale takes from the New York
Yacht clubs steamer feet one that Is
quite as well known as any that has
ever carried its fag She was built by
Messrs. w. Cramp q Son, OF Philadel-
phia, for jay Gould In 1885, and upon
his death became the property OF
George j. Gould
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r. DIXON
Alton Ill.

Any person knowing where John Neff.
or any member Of his family. is living
al the present time will cofer a favor
upon H. S. Hoax OF Sterling. H.. by
writing 10 him. Mr.. Men embraced the
Gospel while living In the State OF
Pennsylvania In the early forties. He
and his family went West In the early
flfties and az the present time are sup
posed to be in Utah.
ANY one giving any information IN
regard 90 this family will please adj
dress II. S. HOAX, Sterling. III. remain
your brother.
A. l.. HARRIS.
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ALL DISEASES.

These Master Specialists not only Catarrh but they
Bronchitis Neuralgia, Heart Disease Dyspepsia Skin
Diseases Blood Diseases Rheumatism, Malaria Nervous
Diseases Kidney Diseases Female Complaints. Insomnia
Dysentey Paralysis Ricketts, Scrofua Consumption the
first stages Liver Disease Disease Of the Bowels scaca
Spinal Diseases, Varcocele Rupture Structure and all
Chronic and Private Diseases our new cure for Tape
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THE WHEELER HANDICAP.
IL wnl be Run Today at Washing
ton Park.

Chicago, July 2L-The Wheeler hand
leap which marks the getaway OF the
Washington Park club. win be run this
afternoon This day OF racing. COM
year In western turf with the close OF
the present meeting Is next In import
aTce and attractiveness 20 Derby day.
II VIII offer the last appearance In Chi
cago this year Of some OF the horses
that have made the meeting famous.
and Will furnish one more excuse for a
display OF fashion. Weather conditions
being favorable there viii probably be a
record breaking attendance ~ the
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Another Luetgert Case.

GIN, ,,','ago, July 2.-The police OF this
sis. ave investigating a mystery al the
o,t.ee g5rds which they think Is an.
ana Lletgert case. A human skull
d Iair OF shoes have been found In
rs,Jl.i,leiing tank owned by one OF the
ersi ',uk mouse firms az the yards. sew
con-, ' 'len recently IN the employ Of the
M lanS have disappeared. and the no.
ish, e searching Tor them 10 see N any
aS5 can be shed on the mysterious
v,c,,. y a theory % the police that the
'''''l was pushed into the tank.
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PORTFOLIOS
Of THE
PARIS EXPOSITION

They consist OF 100 elaborate views on
heavy enameled paper, in 90 parts Is
sued weekly. The Paris Exposition
beautifully portrayed Price only 10
cents each part 70 News readers. A book
thlt sold Tor IS cents and 800 at the
limo OF the Worlds Fair Parts ! 70 ,
now ready az the News Office send 10
cents for sample. You VII be charmed
with the work.
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CATARRR OF THE STOMACH.

victim wonders why he should be so
weak, why his food gives him no
strength, why his blood should be so
thin.
Mr.. Alex. Carter Of Van Buren,, Carter
Co., Mo-, says; IL had been troubled
with dyspepsia and Indigestion since
1879. The bostphysicians IN the country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21

81. 900 handicap for two-year-olds at
Washington park today School Mas
ter. who ran such close second TO
Lady Schorr yesterday, was thought To
be- much the best youngster, and was
heavily played. Grandon, however, led
nearly all the way. and was never in
trouble.
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WEAKENEp N DID EIGHTH.
Dunn Allowed Triple, a Single and
Three Passes TO First.

Brooklyn, July 2O-Dunn weakened IN
the eighth, when Crowford's triple, the
single by Quinn and three passes 90
first gave Cincinnati a lead OF three
suns. which was Increased 20 four in
the ninth. The Brooklyns made one OF
their famous rallies in the ninth. but
could not win out. Attendance. 1900.
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People afflicted with catarrh OF the
uomach complain OF lassitude, all-tired'
out feelings, their blood becomes thin,
nervous system deranged, food seems to
10 them no good, continuous and in
ereasing weakness. Tho unfortunate
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LET IT BE DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD

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Crowhur-t the Hero.

st. Louis. July 20-A shower before
the races began made the fair grounds
track slow today. Crowhurst was the
zero Of the day he piloted three horses
irst past the post
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Monday. July %, IL chlldren's day at
Saltair Beach. where all children under
eight years OF age viii be taken out
free Of charge.
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Az Washington Park.

Chicago, July 20.-Grandon and
Handimau. two Of the longest shots In
the race, ran frst and second In the
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TnrYille Hcre Tnnirht.

At last Charlie Turville has been
heard from. He was in Denver last
evening, and Ia scheduled 20 arrive here
tonight
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SCORE

r. II. +.
boston. e, zee .,s 'sss' ..ss...o lU
NnlCAgo,. 90 ss. ..ss zee sssss.'s.sb 10 4
Batteries-Lewis and Sullivan. Tay-
Tor and Donahue
Umpire-O'D Day.
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Short Lincs VS.. Oeden.

The Short Lines and Ogjens are play
ing bah today az Walkers field The
home teams play tomorrow.
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VERY TIREsoNE GAME.
Pittsburg and Philadelphia Both
Lazy-SCore Z TO 4.

Philadelphia, July GETTYSBURG and
Philadelphia played a tiresome game to-
day, the home team winning by their
ability 10 hit al the proper time Both
Chesbro and Fraser did good work on
the rubber. Attendance, 1858.
nAAnI
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LEWIS BATTED AT WILL.
Chicago Did II In the second Inning
aud Won Easily.

Boston, July 2O-Chicago batted
Lewis az will today IN the second inning
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YOU GET DRS SHORES REGULAR S. MONTH TREATMENT For s.

Provided
the minis fin
W feO FREE
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Batteries-Chesbro and O'Conn0r;
Frazer and Douglass.
Umpire--Emslle.
ileso9t 80 lin aer 90 OH.
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SCORE

n II II
Cincinnati. p. 90. 90. 80. s.,.S y
brooklyn. o.. 90, .,s 'ss ...s..sf u
Batteries-scott and Wood: Dunn
and Farrell
Umpire-Swartwood
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OUTSIDE EVENTS.
EASTERN BALL GAMES.
Tailcnders Defeat Cyclone city Team
Some Clean Hitting.
STANDING or CLUBS.
National League.

TODAY'S GAMES.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburg az Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at New York.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Philadelphia, z, Pittsburg 4.
New York. 8; ST. Louis. 2.
Brooklyn, Z; Cincinnati, s.
Boston. 8. Chicago, s.
American League.
TOpAY'S GAMES.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Kansas city AT Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Buffalo.
Minneapolis at Detroit.
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PROGRAM
For Concert At Lagoon, Sunday, July 22nd'
bv discus Orchestra

by discus orchestra
March Major Fairfax. .......... Hassier
Overture. Lefee DE P0tsiam. ..HChard
gropls, wolfe E.ygmita. ROsey
Selection EroVuiss TObaul
A rag fitra gkaladdIe...........RO sey
Medley overture .................B Boyer
Selection FaDchou .Isnman
Gallon TafrrIs ....... ......... Daniels
Trains every hour after 1850 y. m.
Concerts AT 9. 80 ard 1880 ,. m.
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ONLY Nine DAYS YET REMAIN

In all
No
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r. II. +.
-, LOUIS. '.....s .s,s''.,s.Z
New 1ork., 90 GO. 90. &C.. s....so
Batteries-Jones and Crlger; Garrick
and Warner
mpire-Terry.