row“
M III.
, manna,
“I earthworm-nuance.
unmanageabl-
mnhdho rid—Dunno
dgnnlled from Calgary and Qu‘ Appelle,
m Colombia. where the reading in
. : How II '10 incline. The deprennion that
' w- ceotrnl over New York State ban
paw-ll to the northeaat and been partly
, “poled, there being noreading on low
m it wan yeaterdny. The general tem-
nature of the United Staten wan alight-
iy cooler, the loweet being 48 degree- at
Alpnna, Itch” and the highcnt Si de-
green at Fort Center, I. T. For to-day,
lathe vicinity of New York, cooler and
fair'weathsr and northweotcrly breezan
may he expected. Porto-marrow, high,
variable winda, fair weather and warm-
“I
MAI-annotation”.
Hianhtide Iawiide l Sunrioea Suunetn
a 9.36 5.0! 6.46
THE LOCAL NEWS.
A. Dickertunu & Sonhavea new ad-
vnrthnment in thin lane.
The barge Hary licWilliamain unload-
ing coal at Ferrin’ dock.
The 8:28 train to New York wen du-
layed fifteen minuten in thin city thin
morning from a hot box.
- ~‘Tbc State and Young Athletics are
i ‘Mgh gnmeof ballon the leadow
duet mode this afternoon.
The Long Island boat Huntington
. brought quite a large number of poeeeno
5 - gate to the city thin morning.
Commencing londay, Aug. 19, the
. Cation now known an Trumbull Church,
' will be changed to Trumbull.
Bead Homer B. Hovt’e new advertise:
ment in today’n inane. The goodn he
cilanforonlenreoitbe fluent.
Charlen Baldwin, aged nix yearn, fell
down otairn yenterday at his home in
hot Norwalk and broke bin left arm.
Brick manoue began work thin mom
iugouthenewbuildingtobeerected by
W. B. Donn on lain ntreet, borough.
, —-Go to Couley’a Ice Cream Pavilion
on the bridge. lead’n Celebrated Cream.
Alno boatn to ht.
. W. B. Collier, who in to cater for com-
‘ fa Frantic this morning with a corpe of
waitnrn. _________
John Hoyt, manager of the borough
ofloeof the Wetter-u Union Telegraph
Company, in having bin alien in the
Danbury & Norwnlk depot enlarged.
Thercwenefourbandn, abaud organ
”Email 93%
NUMBER 516. “Wainwrim
Went av .
! Wililt‘l lldll) "
fl hWfi-ymha Walker charged w tli
fore the borough court.
pnaien D and F during camp week, left
nod monkey in town yeaterday, and yet
more people complan of the dullnenn of
life in ourcity. They ought to live in a
malignrie.
There in meat in a Ladier’
' 'l‘aBevcral
.W moietylndiea can barren on
thfitrlcycian almone daily.aud a few
WithGlovnr‘nbaud on the balcony of
”WWINIHGEIO’I band
inhoatoftheCityHotetherepromlao
fifihapleutyofucitement about the
oapport bin wife,waa taken
ynntnrdnybyChiefofPo
tonuveanentenceof
‘l'be'fi. A. W” in at Wilton
actuatwlthaeargcofeoal forlaylannd
Incanoflnnmnrewnbno recover-
m'romanavwaattnuk oftyphold wa-
Ilnn Hey I. Wilncn entertained a
number nihannntlngton Manila to-
dayntherhomoonkivenldeAve.
—Don'tforgntthnonctlon naleiu the
rear ottboWarwick Hotel tomorrow
nftnrnoonnt lmck. Abllllard tabla.
oneplatformvprlngbnrinnrowagnnand
anuoortmentof farnlture willheoold.
The Garden will go to Dcrlono to-
night for copper. arryallo wlll leave
the Old Well Cigar otore at 7.”.
Hr. nadir-.Wililam Coolaldenlo
marriage, lent evening at, their home on
murdering bin brother in Stamford will
be taken to that place for a hearing be.
The beat time on record in running
too yardn wan made yeeterday in 8 are
ondoat the Fair Grouudn bya prominent
grocery merchant of Water atreet, bor-
ough.
—Atlarltic White Lead, unequalled for
whitenonn, finene- and durabilility, at
Decker’n.
Nate Nnnh, wbohaa been driving on
the ntreet railway line, return next
week to Dnrien, where he han found a
more agreeable job. He will be succeed-
ed by Hr. St. George.
Blakeman’n epile driver of Bridgeport,
will be towed to Green'a Farina today
by the nteamer Minnie B. A large dock
name 000 feet longin to be built there.
Work will be commenced today.
C. C. Brotherton’e low by fire, which
deetroyed the barn at No. '12 Harbor
etreet, yeeterday morning, will be abou:
825 no hay and grace. J. A. Hubb’e only
loan wan hin hay, which won not innured.
A riot broke out yeeterdny afternoon
among the horde of Italiaun who wcupy
barracke on Smith ntreet in the borough.
Kurvee, ntoneo, clicks and on one were
freely flourished, but it cannot be learn-
ed that any one wan hurt. Policeman
Horeboune got after the rioterr, but the
chief inniigator of the disturbance ee-
caped, and no one was arreated.
A meeting of the Connecticut Sunday
School Annotation will be held on Turn-
day and Wedneeday of next week in
connection with the camp meetingn at
Cannon and Willimnntic. Three occur
ions are the “field days" of the associa-
tion. P. S. Prudden, preaident oi the
neeocintion, and other speakers will ad-
dreee the gathering at Canaan Tuesday.
and at Willimantic Rev. 0. W. Scott
will preeide.
Quiuoipiac Lodge, No. 1, I. 0. 0. F.,
of New Haven, will give a banquet at
Loomio’ Temple of Ionic on the evening
of September 2, the day preceding the
State Odd Fellow celebration. There
will bean orcheetra of live piecee and
Deihel will enter. All the noble grnndn
will be prenent, and many invitatioun
will benent out to prominent Odd Fel-
lowo throughout the country. Connec-
ticut oihcern to be invited are: Deputy
Grand latter Frank S. Hunt of Bridge-
port, Grand Warden George H. Cowell
of Waterbury, Grand Treaurrer John W.
Smith of Waterbury, Grand Repel-neute-
tive Bradley 8. Keefe of Norwalk,‘ Ralph
Burham of Hartford, and Grand Chap-
lain D. G. Aobley, D. D., of Gardener
Lake.
PERSONAL IEITIOR.
Iii-n Edith S.'Pllillipaof Brooklyn baa
returned from a vinit with line Leila
Wilcox. She left thin city for Ridge
wood, N. J., where nhe will npend a few
:fiwmnmw
thin city. She wan accompanied by Ira.
, , . , . A kaPWe ‘
“mum“ titliii‘ilijfi “,1," . , Alert g: m omen in
one in imbue. {affine}: W’ . M‘fi'h‘. M
inhbcmunicluthcnirtonight. tu fromatwow ynt Ocean
Grove.
Him Annette D. Hopper of Southport,
in vkitiug frienda in thin city.
Arthur Knapp ntarted for the Catekillo
thin morning. where he will npend a two
weeko’ vacation. A
John Pitch and ninter Jennie are view
log in Holyohe, loan.
Uh Haggie Clark ban returned from
a viit in Bidgednld.
The “Seymour. of Eaat Norwalk,
are “dual at Lake George.
Jam- Hitchcll ban returned from a
. k'n outing in the Adirondack.
Ell-Byxbnn‘fburnliaw
roman IAII AlhAll.
AItrelagAppllantheIaneh
hanryl’lahn. ‘
piainlynenaln tilvnnrtbeaatara bravean ”.0
betweontennadelavnno‘olocklnntalght.
Thalrownonppnroatlycnlyafowmtlnr
fromilnrwnlk.
numbnwancaunad bythoburulngt‘l'f
trntnrl the ,. tenth «anoint-nary: of.-thnlr thiamhlnhay, grnla,wagnno. bunt-on
A Young Ian laperimonta with Ion-tor-
wbo are fond of dipping into menmer'
tool to take warning by a once in that
city that her recently come to light.
Almoet every time that a meemeru-t
given an exhibition in Bridgeport every
other email boy in town rota at work to
menmerine bra younger brothero. A
young man recently employed at the
Yovt typewritiug concern ban gone hope
lemly ‘rnnaue, it in acid, from the efleetn
of the ntudy of mumerinm.
houra poring over worka on the faauiunto
lug nubject, and war able to meemerine
to quite an extent. Finally hin frienda
noticed a change in bio demeanor, and
after a while it became apparent hin
mind wae nadly deranged.
ago he wan taken to hie home in Norwalk,
and the dootoro give but little encourage-
reason.
that the and cane referred to by the Btnu- . _ recovery. a to. or addrenn, Warren 1t Smith. |
dnrd won that 0' John Br my, eighteen gig“ mutate: mm .310 cm Siwarkn at Norwnlk, Hanforde at Low Box in. memoirs. alter (fan-fir W m m M
years old, who i' now "”8 ”"0“." ill euted by large delegationnof rdnally line Aug. Sh-Ngwwalkn at Newark. w . "8. ANI) SCHOOL OF , 8p _, .
avenlngntbrr
Gilbert l Beer humoby thomembnrnof the“C.C.S,"
'arI-a (Imam-n. nun-oar ,ofwhlchlimByabnn
evening wan given
some NORWALK. "noun, Fermi, AUGUST 16'. 1889.
l
MM.--.A. ., .. .. 9......“— .0...
m
if? run nouatro
are. neon-a man at.
lhnblda't'nltthahaflenflnmhlmn
“ W walhto learnt
lull Milli MI.
Thoredortillnef n largldroconlii he
abnolntn
Intern. '
agowltil John W. Smithvnvhg
her two children. The
Itwnn learned thin morning that the
SlduvyJeuniagnin giving hlr barber
nbarucntholiowtownturnplhe at Mfi-Mhbww'mhwwm wnnrarpondblntorthe ohopacoatcfpalnt.
mubvrryl’lninnmglngwto'lhomav andtentlandfcelr.Bluah. Nathanfitryloaotyotabletoatteod
of thin dlty,and GnorgeluS. literary. cl Smithtooktlln 'lmmwuww mm? in‘ "5‘" ti 1r5 alight h intoking . w t, ‘-
lll' borough. wt "II 0'0”“; =1; wmflulafixjm e g g ‘1, a While dvecarnofconlwere beingruu
m'ey'.mifi'm"'u"'.m' "m. undermines-Melanie 5 g g g 3, B“,,°‘,,,“", IMP“ m“; “ma: "" . fl
intmhuvmhflwmwlhm‘m "-‘°"""“"'“’°"" ‘ ‘ l ’ ‘wnek onl fnéwmm "" ‘ "
lame- Thfluhndnlnodwohhm W“ “m m 3"“ l“ M“ ' 3 i i :worh'alld’aathatrackinalldowngrado
:wn tbntbownnunablotoaave »wwwmn.mwwo :l i It ' CABBIEBKESLEB, .~
. 1 any ngnlatthnrnothatthtpflllvh . 3’:;;-whncthoyarrlvndatthefaotorym , _.
one. balagconoa-nd. thorne,haviug Norwaikwonldaotboarcfthn ' ' mmw'flim “law GEM" "mm”? ’
' ‘ “That on implosion . “"51i'1‘lm‘”‘“"M%‘”" W” 1*" “‘5'” “'“m'”: , , . , ,4 ,,,, H, ..,-.,,.., do.»
' ' Wimllm'b.mwuw . ”ch“. w J I B “I II. “ii/“- 3."; l ltil'f‘.1&%h f‘u‘, I . “(mm “film 1 N l‘ifl‘ll’ul" Wt ' V! ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ I1 ‘ e t I
Emmwmumtmmfl 4mg. procnedod' v'r'lthtlletrialoi lhecnoe. " 3 i 1: l i :6: "mfln Mm hm” Thunday Bvcntng.A-gunt llth, Nothing
of where tbebarnntood but wan raved Smith’n tentlmony "' ndmlttedaud ‘ ' ' ' ° “ no report. 32 ”ain't. South ' a an 00m
through the eifortn of the. neighbour. demon-"W lit-limb i i 3 3 3 Waugh??? °' BMW” '9‘” ' hounohol
Theron-w Inn-mm! Won N- l"- W‘h'“ ll" Ml“ """ i i ii i 3 ’ "' Hillside - Norwalk. Conn
barn. and Wonwngouo and hormone. ""08"! 50¢“. “0".“ '0'“ “mm“ o n o o o “”5 Benton h" WWW ' n" l '
11. .d [h moutbnanhnnbaadandwie oven .._...._boroe.
m2.‘7:,;1?,2$:..?.;°.§°;‘:,,.,""’ their clonent friondn elem-Jim that w "my“ " " " ‘ ,ell Burr npentWednenday in no... 1133- MEAD’S
The fircuudoubtedly wan ofinoendiary mimuflm Not many weoko o o o e i l o e 0-: 3°“. ’
origin. “go-baby arrived in their bonaehold. ' I 0 8 l! 1 I 0 '46 lire. Edwin Gilbert in entertaining a HOE SCH L
- 3' friend frnmtbecily.
They have rvnided In thebuildlng neat
to F.H.Naeb CBrothoreon Went
Ave.
THE PICNIC A SUCCESS.
A recount CASE. __..___________.A
on —Brumeln nonp will not iioat. but it
in». will do double the wurk that floating
noapn will do.
For till: all Your Lilitl,
BE-flPENS our. on, ’so.
[or circulate aurora,
Mrs. M. E. "39-d-
. Cfllllllfilll. CflLLlGE !
Gazette Building, Nevwalh,“
mammal. Menu.
on mummies.“ all kiadoof
3! corramereialpaparmhlchrepvcnnainrnnl
currehohrnarethornudtlyltted fanny
nenaponitlon.
Careful Attention Given totho Detail of
Bad-nan.
Ip)..IP-.,(lvnning: Hominy:
and Fridayibla lot”.
I 311" '03 Inmate.
P. S.——We are to ocean my
will
mile the
tom with Bad ltenulta.
The Bridgeport Standard advinen people
I"Dilation" um, it it '5'?“ mw ltu'p?’
to. Incite. n'ae, rib! eharm-canine... "
The Norwalka and Lowelln are playing
ball to-day.
The Norwalkn and Newarko will play
on the Banter Groundn Monday and
Tuenday.
New Schedule of the Atlantic Amcchtloa.
The Atlantic Annoclatiou oohedule an
madeupforthernntoftbe manonlo no
loilowe:
Aug. lb.—Newnrko at Woroenter, Nor-
wnlka at I/Jwell, Hartforda at New Hav-
an.
Aug. 17.—~Newarkn at Worcentor, Nor-
walkn at Lowell, Hartfordo at New Hav-
no. '
Aug. 19.-New Havenn at Worceoter,
Newarko at Norwnlk. Hartforde at Low
ell.
Aug. 20.—-New Havana at Woroeoter,
the Knightn of Cola-ban love a the
Time on the [air Grow-lb.
The rain ntorm which prevailed
throughout thin nectlon yeoterdoy, kept
many away from the annual picnic and
gamer of the Knigbta of Columbus of
the ninth dintriet, which took place on
the Fair Groundo duriug the afternoon.
There won a good attendance, neverthe-
leen, and everything panned oi! vucoena-
fnlly and to the vatiofaclron of the mem-
bero of Catholic Union Council, of Nor-
walk, under wbone auoplcen the picnic
wan held.
Red Green Council, of Danbnry. and
and St. Augontiue Council, of Stamford,
came in full force, the latter arrayed in
ntraw hate and linen duatern. Both
councila are componod of a good-looking
body of young men who made a fine ap-
pearance on parade and created a favor-
able impr‘eroion on the' groundn. Park
At the monthly about of the New Haw
ven Gun Club Wednredny,H.0. Whitney
won the that badge by nncore of 29
pointa of a ponarble to. H. H. Baton
took that money by 27 pointa. Ir. Van
Buren madeSl pointa and counted the
necoud badge, while 1.. Wildmnn and E.
Warren divided necond money. There
were twelve entrieo in the twenty'iive
bird content. H. 0. Whitney made 24
pointa and Ir. Hill 23.
At New London yanterday, the trial
by court-martial of Lleot. John C. Irb
ne, U. S. N., on cbargen of drunken-
neno and ecandalcua conduct wan begun.
gamiu ’1'. 0. Selfridge woo elected pren-
out.
LOST AID rum.
LOST—A THOROUGSJRID 1“ CAL?
e wnkaotd. A rnitnbre 1m will be paid
for itaretarmor informatlouthnt will lee-l to lie
He npent
On. m. to 1
amnion { Weduenlhy
A few daye
meet in regard to the recovery of bin
A man-reporter learned yeewrday
at the home of bio uncle, Orrin K. Soo-
iield, at No. 101 Iiain ntreet. Young
Aug. fl—Hartfordn at Woroenter,
Norwalkn at Newark, New Havenn at
follown.
The opening eventnof the afternoon
Stanton] and insulin,
TV: AGENTS AS COLLIETORS '0! IN-
Brndy and bin twin brother were left mrhilaournuce. A yrmrlo t a. l. mu,
correlated of a three mile running race, Lowell. andfromhtoap. or. tel. pnik, no Wuhiu o. if Atlantic Stu ill-f0?" 0‘- “I.
0'0““. I '9' Y?!“ '80. ""1 Hr. Soo- onehundred yardn daoh, bane ball game Aug. 23.—~Woroeetern at Newark, Low- 3L. m limit- alf (clued rorvnentlmlnly rah.) nth”.
field became their guardian. After to»
up I IS”.
curving a good education the boyn found Reopen- !" “a" " ’
BBLNCHKS TAUOHT:—S%Tywwfltv
W look . l?-
elln at Hartford, New Havenn at Nor-
and shooting content.
walk.
The three-mile run wan won by “Scat-
cm. TO DO GINIHAL HOUSIWGBK.
Referencnnrrqulted. A to Ira. Wa e 1'
employment in Bridgeport, where John ‘ ., , , i- W” 0‘1“» 50A ‘1‘ . Jr
_ y Bowman Britt second Hellman, Aug. 24.—Worcertere at Newark. Low- "um mm mm po- “..p “a nu data
imam the ncqunlutanceofayounlt man mummch!" hung. ' e... 3, gum“, New 3",", 3, gm. A]! tag“; BBISHT nor arrears in lunar, Biomoudnnadliaalnwnhy j ' .
The wince-tine “ .m,
tomeetan whonywinbto
mammfimgmgh
TAB. WALKS
ill
poeoeaned of meemeric powers. Having all)!
taken an lutereat in the nubject bimoelf,
they experimented with and practiced
the art together, until the result already
narrated in the extract from the Stan—
dard. wan brought about.
Before thin and affliction overtook him
hook-m
oh. Add!” A. H. W., Sentinel clue,
ammmv nomm.—rum on
fear guide-on ean benceo-mcdatedwlrh
goodrcomaaadbowdatccr.lalnnadlmhil
manulorwalk. il'ftf
FOR SALE ORTO REIT.
walk.
Aug. %.—Worceetern at Norwalk,
Newark at Hartford, Inwelln at New
Haven.
Aug. fl.-—Worceetern at Norwnlk,_
Newarkn at Hartford, Norwalkn at New
Haven.
Pagan won the onehuudred yardn
daeb, with Bowman, necoud; Slattery,
third; Brew, fourth, and Raehlord, fifth.
The Stamford team won the bane ball
game, defeating the Daubury boyn by a
ocoreofhtolmndateam from thePark
City council won the ohooting content,
Brady wan a bright, active young man with N orwalk around All 7 . .
. g. 2S.-Lowelln at Newark, Wor- ”WNW“! Ionian laan- ,
2.1.27?” ::.“i?.:."°.::;'.‘;.:'.i.‘:; m... n... .... 0...... .... .. W... 3...... Nor-uk- .. I... ...m... for? ...... .- 32: .53.? mt: we.” '° ...
the Yul: at": His GWEN demeanor lowed three rhoto, nod theecore resulted Haven. N k W "‘l “n“ 9' " 'fiflf' B ab] P a w “W M
' ' an followa: Aug. 29.-—In.lwello at ewar é or- ago“:
"' 33.33:"..‘3’33: '02? meadow .............. rt ceelrrn at Hartford, Newarka at New ‘mmmwm eason e "ces' paimd. Sign!!!“ ‘
:3: employed in Bridgeport and'coms- “mange-r, lk...........‘-i: H‘mn' 'wummw'” ' and
plaiued of feeling unwell; lie raid be namamfi'illllflliiiio mtg; .Tgmkm'm' “ N"""" 203 SALE. “" Curbs and Gutters.
felt afraid of nomething—be couldn't tell m“ M ---------------- '3 ' humW-ldwnrkm m
3"“. 3’40"” 'l Womb N oon moment-our! roe nun.
fordnat New Haven, Norwalkn at Row- G real retain
ark (8 gamer). “5"
Sept. 8.-—I.owelle at Worceoter, Hath IAPLI rm. non-
fordn at New Haven, Newarkn at Nor- ”H‘s, 1"",
walk.
Sept. L—Ncwnrkn at Worceatern. New
.There wan dancing throughout the
afternoon, to mnain provided by Heine’n
orcheotra.
what—end wan going to bin uncle‘n home to
in the borough. Bin derangement be.
came more marked after hin arrival
here, but within the part few dnyn he
has manifented nigno of improve-
ment. Hin mental facultiee neem
JOHN B. 1103““,
TaylorAmnqSowthH-wnlh.
2.0.30113I. . J 13.
H008! All) 101‘. :0. 0‘
walk. locale
aadbathrnom. Intandcold
ere. Applymc.I.Wanm,cntho
"All! “HAM" W 8 ran
—A grocer who advioenyon to use
Brunnelnnoap belicven in giving full value
for your money.
dazed nnif hewan under tonic ntroug ————————-———~—— orwn . h... 24.2: W weaned &
epell; heannwern queotioru in mouooyl- ENTERTAINHBIITS. Haven '2‘ k' ”can! m- hath—ur- i- i
M, “m , ,, ,, , my Bent-ii Newt-Mm“. Norwalkn A... trot-claw mm... men:
h" ’ °°°" - ‘rnu'ls- “ “mm“- “W "'""""'"°'°‘ ’ lenl roommate. Accident,
ntarting up and looking about him on
though afraid nomeone in after him.
he cane in indeed a peculiarly and
one. The young man in under the care
or Dr. J. 0.0m: and it 'u believed
he will mentally recover bio reaaou.
W
lnw‘enrlbrmem M’bhekl
Waning? weenie ongoing
men are invited. ' ,
“”htt‘fliyt‘flifill‘g uneven NM
illuminating manor urn-w;
butthey will tryfornu outing on Snip
urdny morning. to conaht of a clam
bakeon thenhore. Tbeparty willntart
fromtbeY.l.C.A. roomnat lio’cloak
with well-filled lunch boxer.
The programme for the mutual thh
evening includen new range by a male
quartntne,pinno onto and other movie.
All young men are welcome to thene
Sept. d.-Nowarkn at Lowell, Nor-
walko at New Haven. ’ '
Sept. 7.4mm» Hartford, New-
arko at Lowell, Norwalko atNew Haven.
Sept. LWorceatern at Hartford, New-
arko at New Haven.
Sept. lo—Worneotern at New Haven,
[hello at Norwalk, Newarkn atHart- ,
MN” m Zf‘il‘MF game.” it; Hurt.
Mt; “am it” Hltfiii;
Welln at Nnrwnlk, Newarko at Hart“
[Mint 11a: "-i’lffll"fi 'w-r'tlv‘f, “’F if"? '
Sept. ls—Worcnntern at Nerwalker-
elln atNew Haven.Hartfordo at New-
ark.
Sept. iB—Worcentern at Norwalk,Hart.
fordn at Newark.
Sept. li—Woroentern at Newark, Inw-
elln at New Haven, Hartfordo at Non-
walk.
Sapt. lh—Worcentern at Newark, Iow-
nllo at Norwnlk. .
Sept. 17—Wcrceotwn at New Haven, 1
Iowdln at Newark, Norwalkn atHart-
ford.
Sept. 18—howellnat
at Hartford.
’Snpt.19-—New novella athrceotnr full-groun-
Iowelh at Hartfordpliewnrka atNor: m lit-HI-
dnpt. m—New Even at Water-tor, %
Norrwalko at Lowe", Hartfordn at anv walk.
at .
Supt. It—Nawntkn at Worcmtnr. New
There wnnalargeandplnnoednudienee
at Ionic Hall lant night,the attraction
being Frank Jenna inthedcmentie play
under the title of “Si Perklnn,” Ir.
Jonen impermeatlng "Si." Ir. Jone-
banvinitndthbtowulnhbannualtourn
andcuoveryreturnincrnanenbintrienda
mat (minnow—nth
Imitamnnlraypnalrnharnntwlunalnh
malaimthbnmrmnimlw
”Wmnmlnflow
actednatlon there in no hornephy or
overacting. Heintheconntrymanpnre
nndnimple,audhia cxhibltiouof monk
cal accomplinhmentnlncidently introduc-
ed,areofuomenn character. Hlncom~
pony inotrunger thnnevnr thinnnnvon,
and the orebeatrn, under thedirectioo
of Prof. Wittmnn, in a leading and
ntrong fentoro’oitbeorganlnation. ’l'helr
odechcnn exhibittbe bigbcntvkilland
9W . rbegnalueoftbedirectcr. Tbontnging.
‘l‘bennrviceatto‘clockon dancingandinotrumenlalpnrformancm
afternoonhaathanoveltltleof a“0arr unmoathnppllv intrudncedandartifl-
dloService,” conducted by the general cally rendered. “Sle'kian’HInonof
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