SUNDAY ISSUE--PAGES 17 TO 20

VOL. XII. SAINT PAUL, MINN., SUNDAY. MORNING, APRIL 13, 1890.? TWENTY PAGES. NO. 103.

: he was so welcomo that lie was For twelve years he held the distin- Songs? '-Spring Song." and "Spin- and the custom of continually mowing made a member of the- St. Ce- guished position of concert master in ning Song," orchestra Mendelssohn and raking the lawns shuts off the sup- [HE Mrs. Wyman. ? ordinary, celia academy, and was presented the Theodore Thomas orchestra, and to Wagner TREES HAVE ply, of.".Nature's fertilizers, MUSIC FESTIVAL. Vorspiel toAct 1., "Lohengrin" THE GRIP decayed with a decoration by the kinjr. Aria? "AyeMaria"' MacLacblan i. c., :. grass and leaves. llis recent performance of the title role Miss Juch. Hence you see trees j and sward Chat Will Be the Melodious in Verdi's "Otello" so pleased the Em- ABallad? "Lordfilm's daughter" .'MacCunn Foliage Monarchs of St. Paul so, 'often looking sickly. Both peror of Austria that he was presented Chorus and orchestra. . trees terraces ;should be watered Event of St. Paul Bur- with the Cross of St. Joseph, a high dis- THIRD CONCERT. Require a Physician's and fertilized by underground tanks ; Thursday Evening. May 29. perforated pipes. When the water tinctioirin Austria. At the end of his A Masque, Ruins and ing May. phenomenally successful season at the Dramatic "The is sprinkled upon the surface, the sun GEO. Beetboren Care. E of LAIS Athens" Metropolitan opera house, he was en- Soloists? Mile.De Vere, Mr. Fisher. drinks itup faster than the earth; espe- Raged at the enormous salary of $1,000 Chorus, orchestra and organ. cially is this true of watering trees. A Furnishing Company. for each for five repre- Interval' ten minutes. bucket of water placed ina tank among The Galaxy of Great Vocalists appearance 1 ; sentations of the Garden act from Overture? Fingals Cave Mendelssohn President Van Slyke Talks of the roots of a-tree will do :more rgood Recitative and Aria? "Wo Berg'ich the Who Will Take Solo "Faust" in conjunction with Miss Juch ("Euryanthe") Danger than several barrelfuls poured upon' mien" Weber the to Our \u25a0 in the cities of Boston, Brooklyn, Phil- Herr Fischer. surface ofthe ground." adelphia, ~?K. ... Parts. Washington and New York. Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, Trees. ; The wonderful success of the Juch- No. 1.... Max Bruch LIKE} SNAKE. l'erotti operatic concerts is still fresh in Mme. Jacobsohn. SHE COILS A Mad "Hamlet" Ambroise Thoma? First Definite Information of the minds ofall,and it is a matter of Scene from . : the greatest congratulation MileDe Vere. What a Prominent Horticul- Miss"' Alvina Good now Presents a that it is Ballet ? possible Music? "Faust" ...Gounod ;;Strange Freak ofNature. the May Festival of to present Jules l'erotti, one of turist Has to Say on the " to-day, (Mass.),1 \u25a0- the four greatest tenors of to our Sgr. Worcester Special. j Music. citizens. This has been made prac- Jannotta. Subject. a girl city who 'can yet There's in this ticable only by a largely increased out- The success of "Alidor"is fresh sleep body bent backward lay. people, Sig- only withher in the minds of our and the into a circle and her feet crossed under Programmes of the Five nor's many friends willbe triad to know incredible, > Mrs. Walter C. Wynian. Effects of Pavements and her chin. This may .seem that he willbe withus for the festival absolutely true. The girl is Night and One Matinee Mrs. Wyman is well known inall the and willconduct the numbers of his Sidewalks on the Orna- but itis opera are produced. Sgr. now eleven years old. Eastern cities and has the reputation of which to be _ had attack Performances. so Paul ments of the City. When she was four she an beiug the most cultivated and thorough- Jauuotta is well known inSt. his energy and untiring efforts a large of cerebro-spinal meningitis, which left her spine as limp as a piece of rope. * share of the of Thomas was *~rr^" ** May success due only by taking * t )Bifaw??fi3By? B^^h&Kq^^el ibwM . Tue arrangements for the festi- Mr.Jacobson now holds the position of "We willsoon have to commence She can stand erect hold /w5 ral this year exceed in elaboration and professor Chicago doctoring trees in the parks," said of something higher than her head. She of violin in the icon-- the Uooctnow, a \u25a0ompleteness anything in the musical servatory meeting greaFsuc 1 Slyke, is Alvina the daughter of and is with W. A. Van president of the French molder living at !No. 20, annals of the city. The artists engaged cess as a teacher. Mrs. Jacobsohn is board of park commissioners, to *a iron highly spoken Central street. to participate are the most celebrated in of as a finished artist by > will, Globr reporter yestelday. "You When the Morning Journal corre- this country And Europe, and such an the Eastern press, and we are Buie, discovered," yesterday be a favorite at the doubtless have he contin- spondent saw the girl she was aggregation of genius and talent lias festival. ued,, "that the trees all over the city crawling and wriggling about on the Beldom been announced for any festival Emil Fischer. are ailing." kitchen floor of the tenement where her ever held in the \Vest. Emil Fischer is one of the most prom- The reporter had done a good deal of parents live. As she twisted her head performers from side to side her black, pearly eyes The orchestra of fifty-five inent members of the New York Ger- lounging in the shade during the past fairly greatest and, and her constant undulations willbe one of the features of man Qpera. He was born in the city or; few months, of course, had his made one feel that he was looKing at a the festival. Mr. Jacobsohu will be Brunswick. His father was the well sympathy aroused by the "rocky" ap- snake. "?\u25a0'-\u25a0 contralto fn this country. with the trees in Smith park? though she lay down flat on her face and easily place among American sopranos. &he She has studied with the best masters Fourth Concert. itdid not cost the city anything extra. touched her ears with her toes. ; is very young to have attained the in this country and in Europe, and has Friday evening, May 30. The contractor who furnished the trees -; Then, considering th? interview being Overture- A We would call your attention to the that we are now the distinction owe of th^ great -"Tannhanser ncr had to replace the dead ones at his own closed; she began to devotr a Inure ? "" * fact of Waltz? "lnvitation to the.Dance". \veber ? Marchesi's favorite pupils. During Tannhauser? expense. In somefases the trees were plate of meat and bread and in a tew showing a lullline of h:is Thir'l Act. Wagner supple the past season she appeared Soloists? Miss Juch, Siguor.. Perotti, Ilerr not planted properly (the roots having minutes had tucked awap inher with great success in a num- insufficient moisture and nutriment), \u25a0 frame enough food to supply a work- Fischer. \u25a0 ber of the Boston symphony and Chorus, orchestra and organ. and inother cases the tribes were beset ingman witha day's rations. , ; Theodore Thomas orchestral concerts. Interval ten minutes. by worms. 1took Prof. \V. H.Brown, Kirs, tioodiiow could give no explana- ap- Opera Alidor ; strange REFRIGERATORS ABoston critic writes of her last Overture;. Quartette, Jannotta a'scientific tree cultnrist, up to Smith tion of the physical condition of pearance there: .Mrs. Walter C. Wy-j a. b. and Finale park, and he extracted from one tree her daughter, other than that which has more First Act. man was ths soloist, and she than Soloists? Miss Juch, Sisnor Perotti, nearly a half-pint of the most villainous- been mentioned above. The best doc- enthusiastic things Eerr looking worms, conspicuous among tors in the city nave examined her, and fulfilled all the ?. Fis her. which have been said about her singing. Chorus and orchestra, conducted by the them being the deadly 'central wood have been obliged to confess that itis a The voice itself is unusually beautiful, composer. borer.' We revived one tree by placing phenomenal case, and one in which full, warm, and rich, with a remarka- Ballet Music? '-LeCid"' ....Massenet among its roots an irrigating and they can afford no relief. GASOLINE STOVES ! io this lovely FIFTH COSC'EKT. fertilizing summer Alvina was taken to the ble compass; add Matinee, apparatus similar to those Last ? thorough ; Saturday May 31. hospital, a ; OUR STOCK OF voice a most and finished Overture? "Leonore No. 3" Beethoven in the state capital grounds. The trt*es and before clinic of doctors vocal training in the best French Waltz? "Blue Danube".- Strauss in Rice park will have to be treated was photographed in the position she school and you have the material with Ballet Music? "Feramors".. ... Rubenstein In the same way,as they stand in 'made assumes, and the case was decided one which this artist is equipped. But it Aria?"La Captive'" Berlioz -ground.' the tertilityof which has be- of the most mysterious and puzzling FURNITURE and CARPETS happens singers with Mrs. Wyman. ? August ever in medical- history. too often that Fantaisie Caprice, come exhausted* .Last Inoticed known beautiful, voices are not ViolintuwiOr- trees Although a :careful examination of fop supremacy, well-trained chestra.. , Vieuxtemps that one of the noble shade in Vies with the DRAPERY DEPARTMENT and musically intelligent, aiid here again Madame Jaeobsohn. Bice park was dying. Ihastened to the child's body was made by the re- at prices interesting" to competitors Wyman is possessed of great ad- procure medical aid by sunr- porter, not a mark or blemish could be, we ofter all would-be Mrs. . Interval ten minutes. -1 the best -' vantages, for she is an artist to her "AMidsummer Night's Dream"? uioning Prof. Brow.n. He called atten- found upon it. When questioned, Al- in this city er Minneapolis. For* example, we will sell for 1870, - leaves, ' finger tips, and it seems second holding that position until fully ;. Mendelssohn tion to the fact that the which vina said that the various contortions rthe next week? ::~~: nature to her thoroughly to eight years. Then he accepted a flat- -Irs. \Vyrrmn. chorus and orchestra. called thclungs of the tree, were all ?"she". went % throu?h occasioned her no r-'-\*~'^--'^' -M'T^<^ Rotterdam, { (a) "Sarabande" Bach he that, tact, understand the works of the tering engagement at (b) fallingoff. The tree would have to die pain, and in the onlyposition of composition. where one the best German operas Violincello-< "traumerie!'-...Schermann some- in which she could sleep comfortably ; French school of ( (c) ''At the Spring"....Davidoff for the want of breath if Bed, Spring, $4.50 A sweet melody, a rich voice and an is permanently established. After Mr.Herbert. thing were not done at once. A was with her head and feet inclose Hardwood Mattress and Woven Wire artistic understanding of the work in this he sang in Calsruhe and Vi- Sours Mrs. Wyman myriad of small parasites were at proximity. : - more could the hyper- enna. In he became a member of Grand Selection? "Faust". Gounod tender under sides of , Several dime agents have v hand? what most 1880 Introducing .. woik on the museum Antique Oak Lamp Stand, 14x14 top, .95 critical listener desire? The very warm the Dresden Royal opera, where he re- Fort iSnelling Military Brass die leaves. A solution was tnrown over visited the house and offered large sums; applause with which Mrs. Wyman was mained for five years. Band. the tree witha hose and sprinkler, the for tne privilege ofexhibiting the little, -> an as- now belongs to Opera SIXTH CONCERT. were tree re- girl, every 16th Century Oak Center Table, 24x24 top, greeted at the close was surely He the German Saturday Evening. May parasites killed, and the but in instance they have 3.00 surance Boston public New York, to which city he came in 31. vived, to-day. The trees refused. ....-, \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 . \u25a0. \u25a0 to her that the of Grand Farewell Performance, and is alive in \u25a0been m Good-; very glad to see her back again ISBS, and whtre he met with nnin- Programme. avenue got :Besides Alvina, Mr.and Mrs.. willbe has Plebiscite tlie Summit boulevard have children, Corner Chair, Spring Edges, Plush &Silk Bands, 6.25 in the festival week of the Handel aud terrupted.success. (Selected by tne vote of the season ticket- to be looked after, and, in fact, the trees now have three two;girls and Haydn holders.) city a boy, are perfect - - society. all over the need immediate and all of whom in. reputation she has, and her voice Henry MacLachlan. careful attention." health, and are large, strong and lusty. Antique Wood Seat High Back Chairs, 1.00 is yearly developing in fullness, nenry Ma?*Lachlan, who willconduct - - Mile. Clementina De Vere Victor Herbert. Horticulturist Talks. richness and stiength, which, great festival, inGlasgow. A High Rocker, ;the was born Brown, AThief Caught With a Thread. Antique Cane Seat Back 1.50 with her faultless execution, Scotland, Coming Prof. W. H. horticulturist winningpresence, personal beauty, in1859. from a de- entomologist, was next seen, Bangor Letter to Lewiston Journal, and family, given 'and and he give rare promise for the zenith of her cidedly musical he was talked quite interestingly as follow?: Itis born within some human beings genius. Juch'3 brilliantimpersona- every opportunity todevelop his talents. They do all steal articies Miss given "The present invasion of the tree- tosteal. not tions of Marguerite in "Faust." Eury- 'His first musical education was great but things, which, at Academy Glasgow destroying worms is not the first that of value, little dice in "Orpheus." Elsain "Lohengrin," him the of Music in costing trifle, he had theadvantages of hearing has afflicted us. The first visitation though but a cause annoy- Senta in the "Flvine Dutchman," and where years ago. ance. has Furnishers, great masters was about fifteen Again the A person of this sort been The Liberal House Cbrysa in "Nero," while prima donna of allthe works oi the best years he was pest came seven years ago, again two stealing a paper that was left each I;. Street, the*National Opera are cherished by performed. After a few later,and again morning a profes- \].y No. 448 Wabasha Bat Seventh aid Eighth, St. Paul. sent to the Liverpool college. While years last summer. Ies- at the office door of thousands in all the large cities. Hun- that tiie damage done to trees by sional gentleman in Bangor, the pil- of were |n Liverpool he was a member of the timate dreds columns written of this sung worms alone in St. Paul and Minne- ferer, who had rooms in the same build artist in the above roles. No Patti or piiilharmoniea, and has under the apolis flight, taking have, Charles Halle and Sir during the past year will ing, but up another it be- "Nilleon could inspired happier batons of Sir amount to $100,000. At the request of fore he put inan appearance. Itwould comment. Upon the famous Wagner Michael Costa there. Cuilen, Mr. MacLachlan came to America six 'Col. Van Slyke, Aid. Aid. be missed about twlO3 a week, and for tour she shared the honors with Niilson Melady and others, Ihave just made a time the paper boy was blamed, but and Materna. The New York Philhar- years ago and settled in Minnesota. monic, was appointed organist and a thorough examination of the trees in later the thief volunteered the informa- the Boston Symphony, the He at once church, park, office boy of another pro- Brooklyn Philharmonic, the Philadel- choir master at St. Mary's which Central and out of 193 trees find tion that the position he now holds. When the 83 seriously affected, and others fessional man in the same buildingtook phia Symphony society, the Thomas lightly, by worms. Ido not think the papers and sold them. In order to concerts, or- Gounod club was organized Mr. Mac- popular* the Gericke conductor, this is due to negligence. but find out the loser gave a week to the chestral concerts, the New York Lachlan was appointed the management having the utmost confi- to ignorance on the part of the man who business of investigation, making ita Lk'derkranz, the St. Louis saengeri'est. has the care of the trees. The trouble point to reach his office about half an givat societies, allnave re- dence in his ability as a choral and or- the choral By hard work and might easily have been averted. The hour ahead of the delivery. Quietly en- sounded with her voice and rung with chestral conductor. j devotion to his profession he trees are chiefly affected on the south tering, he made a bait of an old papir, the acclaim. This astonishing work has Unstinted side, and many of them are past saving. folding itafter the manner of the been accomplished in tour years. lias placed himself in the foremost rank news- musicians in the West. Mr. Mac- "Ihave found thirteen different kinds boy; punched a hole through, run in A recital of the incidents in the career Of of worms, belonging to a family of 360 and made fast the end of a spool of oi this young can tatrice would fill Lachlan shared the honors inconduct- thread, ing festival of last year with varieties. The way in which these and lay in wait. When his a and unfold an interesting the. i volume* con- This well-kno vn conductor and 'cello worms get into the trees is chiefly paper was dropped "at his door he quiet- story of the endeavors of a brave girl Carl Zerrahn. The veteran substituting bait, the members of the virtuoso is a familiar figure at the ma- through the cracking ofthe bark by the ly took itin, the lead- seeking self-improvement and a high ductor and thawing and freezing at this ing the thread under the door. The art. Nature, is the finest Italian soprano at pres- orchestra were all very enthusiastic jorityof the music festivals throughout alternate standard in musical not- as a season. The sun warms the south side third morning the spool began to un- withstanding her munificence inother ent In this country, being the only about his work. Mr. MacLachlan the country. He is an Irishman by wind, and, door, directions, full of tire and dash, and birth, having Dublin, Feb. of the tree by day, and starts the sap. opening the he saw the vouchsafes to few the ulti- worthy successor to Mrae. Gerster, conductor is been born in night. party leading the up genius of song. Among 1, 185.). He is the grandson of the dis- The frost freezes it at The overhead thread mate those whose beautiful flute-like notes are sap? especially of maples, box elders stairs. The latter heard the noise, thus gifted Miss Jucli has won tor her- reproduced tinguished poet, novelist aud musician, faithfully recalled and i>y sv.'^LSk^ Samuel Lover. and other sugar-bearing trffes? flows stopped, turned round, while the pro- self a commanding position, and now the remarkably sweet, flexible, and into the opening and forms a jeliyin fessional gentleman began to haul in on ranks as the foremost American so- thoroughly cultivated voice of De Vere. Mr. Herbert received his education in which the moths love to deposit their the thread. When all the slack had prano upon both operatic and concert "Uermany, being sent to Stuttgart for gentle In one brief season she has purpose when but six years of age. eggs. The eggs hatch and the worms been taken up a tug announced stages. set America in a furore, and met that devour the sweet stuff, aud then explore the connection; the paper was dropped, every appearance. He studied with the famous Bernhaid tree, looking stairs, parties withovations at her Cossman and Max Seifrizt among the for more. The same pulled down and? the Sgr. Jules I'crolti. She conies to us like a vocal meteor engagements result may be produced by having the have not spoken since. stars, others, and played solo in WHAT NONSENSE from a galaxy of briiliant unher- many Euiopeau cities. Among his tree trimmed by an ignorant person, alded, but. all the more pleasingly wel- compositions are, a suite for 'cello and ? who willcut off a branch and leave the come. She is quite young, and was orchestra, same, wound uncovered. A large number of Story F.mptied the Room. Itwould be for us to pay for this spice for an adver- Paris, being a concerto for a num- The born in her father a French pieces 'cello, a fine trees in this city have thus been tellingdog lawyer mother an English lady. ber of small for serenade They were stories yester- tisement unless we had something important to tell. and her for string orchestra and numerous ruined." agricultural department, singing day in the says 1 She studied at the conservatory songs. BlightIn extreme, of music in Florence, Italy, and also Fruit Trees. the Atlanta Constitution, and, after It would be ridiculous in the but the case is with Alherfme Baucarde, and then When questioned about blightamong Walker De Wolf hart narrated some of made her deluitln "The Huguenots" at The directors have decided that, in fruit trees, the professor said: the remarkable instances of his dog's altered when we know and can say withpositive assur- the FagHano theater in that city. She also make the festival a grand that question by stating wonderful intelligence, Will Henderson Soiinambula," order to and "I'llanswer began ance that we show one of the LAMEST and CHEAP- sang there m "La and popular success, season tickets will be that there has been a very great deal of talking. ?".-" : then appeared in Milan,Naples, San grand "The father ofDe Wolf's dog," he said : Carlo, Home, sold for ?5 for the six concerts. trouble experienced from bliirlit to EST Stocks ofBABY CARRIAGES carried in any one and afterwards returned The sale of season tickets will open apple trees. When Isjld my farm at "is nearly the most intelligent animal I to Paris, where she studied further sympathy May lat Dyer's music stores in Fulda, Minn., Bishop Ireland, ever saw. /Why, he can almost tallc. I, Gounod, sang has the entire of his music- St. to there house in the United States. You willbe surprised with and then in"Faust." ians, both in the, orchestra and chorus. Paul and Minneapolis, and it is ex-^ were seventy-five apple-bearing trees used to give hima quarter every morn- Later she studied "Hamlet" with He deserves the thanks and plaudits of pected that the whole house willbe upon the place, and there was not a ing, and lie took it in his mouth way what better value can be bought for your money now Thomas, and saiig for Verdi. Subse- the community "for having placed St. sold to season ticket holders ina very, single tree among them that had a into town, and would waitat the butch- ; quently she went on aprofessional tour days. The directors wish er's until they gave him his meat and 15 than purchased a year ago. An extravagant price among of America few to an- blighted Inow reside ; was America, Paul the. few cities limb. at J '. : to South and then appeared at that can boast of an annual musical nounce that they will positively pre- ~So. 749 Gorman avenue. St. Paul, cents change to bring back. One day Madrid and Barcelona. Signorina De festival of such magnitude and magnifi- sent a clean sheet for seats on the Ist where you may see in flourishing con- the butcher thoueht he would: play;a is not necessary to give you an elegant Carriage. You Vere's every aopearance in this coun- - May. Applications for will apple joke, and he gave the dog back 10 cents cence as this festiualof 1890. of seats be ditionten trees that 1have owned Sadly dog try has been followed by an ovation. The several programmes will be as attended to in the order received. years. Among them are the change instead of 15. the willfind the same details in allour Medium-Price Baby, r for three nickels for minute, follows: ; /.r;': 4 Duchess, "Transcendent and Siberian looked at the two a. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobsohn, r:^ 1 he went Five minutes later Cabs. Itis this grade we would call your attention to, ' sharp Practice. types. They bear apples every year, then out. FIRST CONCERT. he returned leading a policeman by the - (Me.) Herald. ami they have never been affected by " a happy Tuesday Evening, May27. Caniden or end of his coat. Now that is a dog not either extreme, but medium. May early days of this town blight worms since Ibecame the , APastoral? 'The Queen" ...... Bennett In the a doc- Iwould bo happy to worth??".-/ : , Onr S5, ?6, ?8. $10, ?12, ?15, ?18, ?20 Carriages are the best value Sgr. Jules Porbttl, the famous tenor Soloists? Mile.Dp Vere, Sig. Perotti, Heir had occasion to employ neighbor, fowner of them. room empty. . ' tor a {have them inspected by allinterested Butthe was . ever sold inthis or any other market. > ,::; opera house, Fischer.' lawyer, charge - ."'_ -^?> : . / ' Bf the Metropolitan who Chorus, orchestra and organ. a to take of a ease. *p?rsohs. :.: ... .'. . ..J. ','."- Monday Morning we open fifty Plash-Lined, has sunc this season In "The Hugue- .'..', Interval teu minutes. _v Somehow the case never got ahead any. "There is another influence at work The Telephone's Vast Growth. -... v will Shell Carriages, "Faust," 0verture? "Zampa" Herold close of each term of Novelty Spring, Satin-Lined Parasol, at This Carriage willcom- nots," "William Tell," "MeJslersinger"'...... Wagner Atthe court the destroying the shade trees of these two -New York Star.-; , -'?'\u25a0.'?\u25a0 ~. '\u25a0 -'\u25a0.- ?12.50. *'Walkure," yet a Prize Scmg? doctor would ask the lawyer about cities, especially have 1 noticed appreciate pare any Buggy sold 'iinthis city. by ??L'Africaine" and is Sis. Perotti. #t it* and "Few people the vastness :\ with ?20.00 Value is established young man. having been born in Stret- Boecherini only to receive the answer: ltis con- this in St. Paul, where there never has telephone business," ; Compare aMinuet. 1ForstringsPor stnngs tinued; the got continued," of the said one of comparison. our Buggies with these so-caUed cheap shops and tin. Germany, March, 184'J. He re- bLargo. . f [ - Handel other side it jWeen any excess of fertile earth. The - : by Mr. ?.^ ::::::: As the costs aiso continued? to speak is lack of the head clerks in'the central office at you willbe surprised. \^?-"; ceived his musical education at the Solo Jacobsohu.- .. .:\ increase! influence of which 1 yesterday.. "We Stern conservatory in Berlin, where Aria?"Perle de Bresil." with flute ? the doctor got uneasy, but bided his- !foodaud drink. That was the chief Cortlandt street are obligato...... David Inthe course of years the capitol now transmitting over 55,000 -messages" he won a gold medal for general excel- ...... time. lawyer \u2666 trouble pith the trees in the fifty-odd The late Dr. Leopold Damrosch Mile.De Vere. called inthe doctor to cure a sore finger, grounds, before the tanks were a day, which is about a minute [ lence. Damnation ofFaust . ..:;...... Berlioz which failed to heal and remained and one a second. To do this promptly PLTJILjE, was the first to predict a great career (a) Minuet? "Will-o-tbc-Wisps;" (b), Dance a jplaced at their roots. So great a OO3L.DEIT stage, Hougroise. source of annoyance. At last law- trees, you and satisfactorily, requires regiment for Perotti on the operatic and f of Sylpb.es; (c), March the ?is the reverence felt for have employes -? ' trained and the finest elec- study sing- -\u0084 \u25a0\u25a0 yer, while away from home, called grand of ; ; _. ;; he wont to SECOND COXCEUT. in old trunks tovyering J upon his advice 'noticed some ; ? ? ; Corner Seventh and Minnesota . Wednesday evening, -May 28. doctor, trical machinery in'the world. Ihc ing under Lamperti, of Milan. His first another whohappended to hit^ up throngh the stone sidewalks in cer- ; . ..."...;.... ; :the top floor of our, was made at the Scala the- Overture? '?William Tell' Rossini the case just right, and when here- localities? Those monachs must switchboards in appearance Symphony? . Mendelssohn ftain buildinghave cost over $250,000 already, ater, Milan, in 1878, when he took the "MarieMagdalena"...... turned home the linger was well. As die unless something is done for Aria? ' .' .Massenet 'all and willhave to be increased ifbusi- Borgia." \u25a0 ...... soon client, doctor, " tenor part in "Lucretia For -.-.; ! Mrs. Wyman. as he saw his old the them. The water can not reach their x PORTRAIT, plenty way ness keeps on growing at the present A 22x27 CRAYON the first fivo years there was of Fantaisie? "Fautaisie Characteris- he told him what the other doctor had roots, and there is no to an Ijis^ There ;has \~been r 'immense :? work for Perotti in Italy. He sang \u25a0?-: tique" ...'.'.;.. ...Servais done for him, windingup with the ques- get nutriment with the limestone rate. opera (For cello and orchestra.) "Doctor, why didn't you cure my ou amount ot work done also in improving, $iooo. in prcttv much every of the - tion: underneath the curbstone the service, inpreventing Iyv es- Mr. Herbert. finger as quick this other doctor?'' Portland stone the wires and the Copied from any picture. From life with modern Italian repertory, making MyPrayer", as side and the wires, i~~g?s?tuiilM?3\u25a0?\u25a0\u25a0 *\jl*ss& Trovatore," Mottet? "Hear Mendelssohn building interferences and crossed and in / Jr %^^^^^ dozen Artistic photosrra- pecial mark in "11 "Aida."' Jucli..... The old physician, with a merry twin- up above the roots. The of apparatus custom- 'z**&8&~ ~ one cabinets free. "L'Airicaine," DelDestino, - kle inhis eye, stuttered a prompt reply:, paving has a protecting both and iy,,.':^i^r/--, :pliyin allits branches. "We occupy the en- "LaForza Mr. Jacobsohn is perhaps the best INTERVAL. sewers and the of streets ers from lightning, electric storms and* '""' (ire street, ?'Lucia," "Martha,"' "Faust," "Prop*. Aria? "Ah,Perfido".. Beethoven "Squire, Iwas j-just c-e-con-contiuuing tendency to drain off the moisture ne- : j^^^-- M building, Jackson corner' Sixth, ?" stray illuminating currents."' J-^?:, et" and "Bobert the Devil.>r In Rome known violinistivthis country to-day. Miss Jucii. c it." cessary to the health of a shade tree, \u25a0r:~- \& JWUMiWiiMinlliHl'lirillfliiiiiirfw