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2 SJGNOR RANDEGGfift THE BMLUAHT PIANIST Will Appear At Ictld’s Opera Hoose Friday light, BENEFIT THE EMERGENCY HOSPITAL It Will be the Society Event of the Season in Borne-Signor Randegger Possesses Wonderful Talent. There is a great musical treat in store tor the people of Borne next Friday night, Nov. 10th at Nevin's opera house. After much hard work a couple of Rome young ladies who have the Emergency hospital work at heart have succeeded in getting the great pianist to come here. The New York Musical Courier says ■of Signor Randegger: “Although so yotmg, he possesses a marvellous tech nique* fa rely attained after a lifetime of study—an exquisitely sensitive touch, delicate but powerful, and a "versitality which is equally at home with Chopin, Beethoven and'Wagner. The Signor has studied altogether in Italy. As a youth he entered the Royal Conservatory of Naples, where he Was directly under the instruction of Maestro Simonelli, the founder of the institution. Even as a youth he /appeared a number of times in pub i lie and always with overwhelming success. At the age of nineteen he ■won the degree of “Maestri di .Musics.'” the highest honor bestowed >by the conservatory. Some of Signor Bandegger’s compostions have some thing of the grandeur and dignity of Beethoven, together with a striking individuality.” Concerning one of Signor Randeg ger's recitals, the Musical Courier says: “His mastery of the piano was •••MW' SIGNOR GUISEPPE KANDGGER. a revelation. He opened with Beeth oven's Sonata, Quasi Fantasia, op. 27, which is rather lengthy, and calculat ed to become tiresome to the average audience. But from his first note to to his last the andience seemed rapt in attention, and his interpretation and phrasing seemed throughout to to serve as a thread to a narrative which every person could follow. He rendered in magnificent style Liszt’s Noctarn (Love’s Dream), also a valse caprice by Deßeriot, Chopin’s Scherzo in b flat, Liszt’s “Harmonies of Even ing,” Le Movement Perpetual by Raff and Rubenstein’s Turkish March, a paraphrase from Beethoven’s Ruins of Athens. This wds the last number on the program, and his gradual cres cendo work up to the fortfssima pass- WEAK MAN CURE YOURSELF, \ Dr. Grady’s wonderful Irish fl \ Invigorator, the great- st tri Y remedy for Lost Manhood, overcomes nrematnreness and etons all unnatural ’lft'r drains and loss- s. All small jgjPJ tha.weak organs enlarged and 1 TS-treugthened. Sufferers. by Ji '' ' Iny remitting SI.OO a sealed i, fl lacktge containing 60 pills, SBk JU ijf/varef'dly compounded, will *BffinnKiT^*l*-^-»I>e sent by mail fr- m our lab olddhTwhadv oratory, or we will furnish Success for 60 yrs. six packages for |6 with a 200,000 Cured. GUABANTEE to cure or money refunded. A'l letters .confidential, and goods sent with full Instruc Cions free from observation. Address, CRYSTAL MED. CO, Lowell, Maas. age and then the similarly gradual decrescendo were most artistically done. The last faint notes, far off in the distance, were a signal for bursts of applause from the audience who rose in their seats and applauded, re fusing to leave the house until he re sponded again. It was truly a triumph for this great young genius, and he deserved all he received. One of his great successes was an encorer, a gavot of his composition, which be composed when only fourteen years of age. He is a very young man, and therefore to a great extent unknown to the public; but be should be known and will be, for his wonderful ability will make him so. ’’ Many enthusiastic notices could be given to whet tbe appetites of Romans but this is enough. Let everybody turn out next Friday night and make this recital the success of the season. For the benefit of our Emergency hos pital. Tickets at Trevitt’s 50c. No extra charge for reserve seats. ‘Rush t<» •’Ware Football Ticket*. New Haven, Nov. 16 —The public sale of tickets for the Yale-Princeton football game, to be played on Satur day, began at 9 o’clock. The line be gan to form late at night and morning found about 150 in line and others con stantly coming. Nothing but $1.50 seats cm the end stands were to be had, the distribution of. tickets by applioatiou having disposed of every seat on the side stands and some of the best on the north and south stauda At 10 o’clock nearly every seat had been sold and hundreds are unsupplied. -—V— ■ —« v Mystic Shrine Atlanta. Ga. Nov. 17 th. The Western & Atlantic R. R., has arranged for party ten or more shriners and their friends at $2.95 round tyip (each) ticket on sale Nov. 17th limited 18th train leaves Rome 4:25 p. m., ar rived Atlanta 7:80 seeC. K.Ayer.T, A. HIS LAST HOPE ROW GONE. Tom Alien, the Bibb Comity Desperado, Is Denied a New Trial. Atlanta, Nov. 16. The supreme court of Georgia has affirmed Judge Candler’s action iu refusiug a new trial to Tom Allen, the notorious Bibb county murderer and desperado. Several years ago Allen killed a barkeeper in Macon. He was arrested, convicted and sen tenced. but escaped from the Bibb county jail along with a large number of other prisoners. Allen had been enjoying his freedom for some months when Sheriff Sam Wescott learned that he was on an is land iu the Ocmulgee not far from Ma con. A posse was at once organized and the outlaw was taken unawares. Strong efforts have been made to se cure a new trial, the case having once been to the supreme conrt of the United States. All the endeavors in his behalf, however, have only succeeded in stay ing the execution, which now seems in evitable. If you feel weak, dull and discouraged you will find a bottle of Hood’s Sarssa parilia will do you wonderful good. Only Iliiity fiiousaud SeaUkins. The official "statement of the sealing for the past season, issued recently, shows the practical collapse of the in dustry. The total product is only SO, 000 ■kins from all sources. Help Wanted—Male. Agents get fifty cents on each dollar; no experience necessary. Write for agent’s outfit. Address The Catholic, News, 5 Barclay St., New York. THE RON 4 TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER IT. 1897 ASTIMAICOKY. IRunyon Has Mastered This Living Death. A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY. No one who has not experienced or witnessed the agonies of realize the horrors of that disease. It la little exaggeration to say that suffereM from asthma die many times. Acute paroxysms fre quently result in unconscious ness and some times In death. Like many otl;er diseases which have baffled medi cal skill for centuries, how ever, asthma has met its master. Mun yon’s Asthma Herbs will stop the most violent paroxysm of asthma lit three minutes. They are compressed into triangular pastilles, the most con, yenient form for burning ever discovered. Üb ™ . th the Asthma-Cure, they will positively and permanently cure the Worse forms of asthma Professor Mun son guarantees it. A box of Munyon’s Asthma Herbs with Munyon’s Asthma • Cure may be obtained from any druggist for pne dollar. Mr- Daniel W. Fink, 189 Church Street. McSherrystown, Pa, says: •• A member of my family suffered from asthma for a long time. Her distress during the paroxysms of short breathing was very great. She tried a great many kinds of treatment without obtaining more than temporary relief. Finally, I placed her under treatment with the Munyon Reme dies, using the Asthma Cure and Aathma Herbs, and I am pleased to testify that -this treatment has completely cured her.” Munyon has a separate specific for each disease. For sale by druggists. Mostly 25 .cents.Olf in doubt, write to Professor Munyon, at Philadelphia, and get medical advice free. - SUIT AGAINST SOUTHERN. Company Will Probably l r lle Another !>•- murrar Before the Case 1. Called. Macon, Nov. 16. —It is said uow by parties who ought to know that the Southern railway will probably file an other demurrer to tl:e suit that has been brought against that company by the Dunlap. Hardware company et al. This litigation, involving as it does the right of the Southern railway to have made the deals it did make in getting control of several lines in the state which are said to be competing lines, is one of the most significant suits that has been filed in the United States court for the sourthern district of Geor gia for a long time. The case was brought to a hearing, as is well known, very recently in this city and reunited in a hitch, the de murrer of the Southern railway to the general claims of the petition of the plaintiffs being offset by the amend ment to the petition, which went into details in showing how they, the plain tiffs, bad been injured by the consolida tion of the Southern with other lines whereby the competition had been de stroyed which injured lower rates. It is now stated that the Southern railway people have prepared a demur rer to the amendment, or wilt have it prepared within the near future. It is not known what is the exact nature of this demurrer, but it is thought that it will in a general way take issue with the petition without bringing the case to a trial on its merits. RELIEF IN SIX HOURS. 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