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he 81 en- juicio del dicho Iri-
n bunal do conf sarios . EN- ell
ny de los reclamantes Sc necesi-
Its tare para la jnsta dec ision de
of cnalluier reclamation, aIgu-
ii. nos Iibros, papeles de ar
n chivo 8 documentos que
o. posea ell gobierno Mexicano,
n 3 que esten en- su poder; los
Is, comisarios, q los .reclaman'
in ties por conducto dc elfos, los
~ pediran por escrito tdcntro
a del ptazo que designe ell
9, Congres0) dirigendose al
IN Ministro Mexicano dc Rsla-
Is, clones Extertores, a guien
o. transmitira las peticiones
I'd de esta clase ell Secrela-
IN rio de Estado de los Els
10 hdos Unidos y I'll gobi-
ut sgno Mexicano Sc compro-
O. mete 4 earsgax 4 In aAAxor
10 .hxevedAa p0ufh1pv 6oSunA,
a. de- recrbida cadn dem anda,
III los libros, pspeles de archivo
III q documentos, asi especifi-
ID cados, que posea esien en-
le ST. poder, D copias . ex-
10 tractos auienticos de los mis-
o, mos, con oil objeto de que
e. sean ransniitidos al Score
id tario de Eslado, quien los
s. pasara Embellishments al
p- expresado tribunal de COM
Y, isarios. Y no 50 haIa petit
~ cion alguna de los enuncia-
Is dos libros, papeles 8 docu-
'e mentos, por o 4 instancia de
or ningun reclamaute, sin que
IN antes Sc paya aseverado bajo
a. juramento 3 con affirmation
solemne la verdad de los
hechos due con ellos Sc pre-
tende probar.
he act of Congress of 81 March,
carry into effect certain sfipuia-
the Eaited States ard the Rspub-
v of February, 1919.
rear from and utter the organiza-
y designated within which such
Il the instance ofaDy claimant or
the Secretary of State of the Uni
An Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
or documents, In the possession
Mt oil the Mexican Republic, AS
to the just decision of any claim
Board, in conformity with the
ID daily, for the space oil thirty
|igencer. the National Wing, and
'Iished in the city OF Washington.
ON,
,riL %. 1919.
CAREY JONES. Secretary.
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A CAKD-The subscribers most respectfully request all
"A persons indebted the late firm OF d. Cageu 20 to
make early payments. The firm OF Ciagett, Newton May
~ CO. will attend the settlement OF all accounts due the
late firm of D. Cageu Co. those Preerring to do So
can settle with ID. Cagett personally We nope this eau
will receive early attention from our friends -
Tiff d. CLAGETT co.
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OLD
Jacob
THE ORIGINAL
OF THE
TOWNSEND SARSAPARTLLA.

Old DfsJo~nead
Of the
0 nnufa
w rs~-w -. .I~.,rI y,. ~
V.-.s - =,
eAsd throughout Inc
young improves age changes.
ss Ias " mspea on sI'a Irnepis py 'ee"u"e man.
TIA T sn.s.%i pos m We'll nayn 10 "esi oe e,
osess
retained as, 70, use Psoss n and se which n,"' TO
sora and are los, m the rs.I,raa The" are not pt by scientific
M ptnss. which ny oh an exhaustion nns' brat ,hs
essential medical OF the all
GENUINE
Oh Towusoudss AmrsW parilIa
prepared that all The Inert properties oft ss.p" are mat rnos
rejected
u particle medical virtue secured pare snd iorm and
Prepared in III. made the powerful agent in the
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Dep.rtment, April Ia, lsA0.

DY the Sd section of the of the I'd March last entitled
ID An provide for the settlement of the OF
public officers and others who may have received moneys
arising from military contributions otherwise in Next
co.. il Is enacted that where questions arise in
the reunding of duties collected in Mexico the rems
of penalties imposed the ground that the collection
was improper the penalties wrongtuy enforced, the
shall be referred for the decision OF the Secretary
the Treasury who is hereby authorized and required
pay under the direction of the President of the United
States of the money in the treasury raised from ccntr
buttons such may be determined by him to have
been Improperly levied imposed contributions
ments, or penalties"
For Information of claimants under this section of the
act notice hereby given that this department will require
all claims shall he presented in writing setting forth
he character and amount Of the contribution, assessment
penalty, for which remission of duty is claim
ed whe re, when, and wherefore the contribution,
meas pa.alLy cpo:sd, and g whom paid The aP
pcaun be verified by the oath of the caiaaat coxTpbo
rated by the evidence dsincroscd credible
witnesses and be accompanied by the certificate OF the
proper accounting officer that the contribution, duties,
nenalties alleged to have been improperly wrongully
kved imposed have been duly accounted for and paid
of the United States by authorized dis
bursernents deposites.
W. NJ MEREDITH,
Ap I7-eod,f2w Secretary of the Treasury.
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u OBERr j. WALKER viii practise law In the
supreme Court of the United States In answer to
many letters he thinks that he cannot attend
to claims before Congress or any OF tue de but
w devote his attention exclusively intrnsled TO
him in the Supreme Court.
Otfcs on Pennsylvania avenue, near the Seven Build
lngs Washington, d. &. Mar 6-f
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JUST RECEIVED, direct from tho Island of St Thomas
81 per brig Annaostin, Capt Dory, lot of the fines,
genuine green turtle ever brought this market which
will be served up daily in soups and the various mode.
Of cookery, and in the best possible style Also from Nor
lok fresh oysters, spiccd oysters,
hogbsh, &c, NC all of which will be served up at the
shortest notice.
90 Families served as usual.
Asg lS--u w. WALKER,
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INVENING AMUsEMENTS.-Just received at Sta
T. TONERS Hall number of interesting and structve
games among which we enumerate the iollowing
Comic conversation cards
Cheerful Chit-cha
The Menagerie, or game OF beasts
The poor old soldier and his dog
The Pictoric password
Game of the States, who'll be President
Game of Heroes
Conversations Paey's theology
Philosophical enigmas
The sacred Oracle--a religious pastime
The Caudle History
Urana, astronomical game ........
Besides many other entertaining games; for sale by
VIM. FISCHER,
Mays Statoners Hall.
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souring, FermentinG, Acid ConsPound'
OF S, r. TOWNSEND,

spb he GENUINE
ORIGINAL sARsApARiLIA, IITATION
hod n
s, "a. ana =. s % cor
We understood, tSs. otsollt truth Townsends
Jacob
,smisr unlike peleula single
medicine
genuine .cnne medicine containing n the prPet'o the srues used In
AGENTS Of DISEASE instead Of health
10 wounded
and
old JACOB
TOWNSEND SOUGHT and FOUND bring h
Grnnd Universal Conc Remedy,
within the and the kno~d Of all who need learn and
tnvS, by joyful erperisnee,h,
Trnn.cehdsut Power 10 ffealt
thousand. snt
families and friends
Principal office l02 Nassau street, N. "
Price dollar per bottle or bottles f0f five dollars.
For sale in Washington by the following druggists Sam
ue Butt corner of Pennsylvania and 18th street
opposite the Irving Hotel z. IL w. H: Gilman, Penn
sylvana avenue, Browns Hotel j. F Calan corner
OF and 7th streets opposite the General Post Office M
Delany of Pennsylvania and 4t street and
Rdgely IL Co., Pennsylvania avenue, near the West Mar
ket APP l8-d&sw9m.
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Lives insured,
MORRIS ROBINSON. Pr

NORRIS ROBINSON. President
SAxL HANNAY, Secretary.
Charles De Sclding, No. IL, Todd's Buildings, Pennsy-
vania avenue agent w. Johnston Nj. d., oPpos'c CITY
Post Office 7th street, physician. ..r.,;o,.
Pamphlets explanatory Of the principles sno o, ths
of the company be obtained on apphos" ~
agents Office
May 5-4t
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NTOTICE.-The copartnership hcretoors existing be-
~ tween JOHN +. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER
has heen dissolved BEVERLY Tucker will continue at
tend promptly all business before Congress and the de
, 40 ,,,,ren,s as heretofore March 2i-u
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NEW style straw bonnets, paras0is, &C.. TINS 0ay
IN received and will be offered much below usual prices;
among which are
Is entirely style coored bonnets the first that
has been intoduced into this city
Also $50 of the following descriptions. vlzi LyOnese,
English straw, China pearl, pedal, and Florence
braid
Also $50 parasos and paasoets of the latest Partisan
styles.
To which the attention of purchasers is respectfully in
vited. r. Ii. HUE ~ w.
AnI7-2wn
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nUEVET Major Theodorc O'Hara aud Captain n. u
Is GATHER late of the army are located in Washington
civ to attend military and all other descriptions OF
cisrs against the government, and business in the
Courts they will also prosecute claims arising before the
Hoard of Com missoners under the treaty with Mexico
Officers and soldiers OF the Mexican may rely upon the
,post prompt attention TO their business.
Address O'Hara ~ Gather, post paid.
AID 6--tu
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r.. +. MORsELL,
Atf0rnsy-1t-LaU,
Respectfully tenders his professional services the public
Office a street, the City Hall
Ap l7-eod6t
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500 Reward.
FIRsMENs Insurance OFFICE, April TO- 1919.
REWARD of hundred dollars Is hereby offered for
a information which will lead the detection and con-
vicon of any incendiay charged with firing any property
insured by this company. JAMES ADAMS,
President Fircmens Insurance Company.
l1--2aw3Vn
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ID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS " THOMAS PARKER an
IL the public generally. and particularly to the z
friends that they have removed from the old stand
50 long occupied by them, their warehouse oppo
site Browns Hotel where they viii be pleased to see elr
old acquainances and others who may desire make pur
chascs their line and would further inform them that
they there have in sore an extensive and unusually Well
selected stock groceries, fine liquors. Wines &C.
which they will dispose of such terms as will insure
mutual satisfaction. Ap 22-3taw3w
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TOHN M McCALLA, late Second Auditor of the
u Treasury offers his in the prosecution of claims
the government before Congress, or the departments
in the settlement OF military accounts and agency bust
generally He will also practise law in the District
courts
Letters addressed him business should be postpaid
His the of 9th and Louisiana avenue,
opposite the Telegraph office.
WASHINGTON Cry, April 26-eo6mif
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4 KNOX WALKER wall practise law im the su
preme Co1ft of the United States, aad attend to tn
prose ution of claims against the government Addres
Washington, ID. G.
Ma IV-u
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A PRIL. Report the Mutual Life Insurance Com"
A many of New York, Office No. IS Wall street. -
This institution during The month of April, issued ono
hundred asd policies, viz
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ATOTICE.-Barard (or Bernard) Peck, late private ii
IN Lieut. Gorgas company regiment United States how
tzer battery will hear OF something his advantage upo'
calling upon - JESSE T.. DOW,
AprIl t- .4t No. 3, Union Buildings.
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l.. CHEvEs MANLY, Sec. to Board.
Az l.
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CtTRAW BIattins Linen Shoe tings, ScJu received.
y per schooner Washington, direct from New York 10
pieces Canton Mangs and rs pieces Barnsey SheonEs,
TO which invite the attention of housekeepers among
whic are
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~,CHOOL BOOKs.-A general assortment Of Schoo
- Books will be found for sale, at as reasonable prices a.
elsewhere in the District, at . -
Mrs ANDERSON'S Book, Music and Fancy Store,
Pa sv. between 18th IL 18th streets
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80 pieces ii extra super premium mauings
Is do ga do do
Is do Ga do do
As do different widths, low priced
10 do I24 super linen sheetlngs
10 do lO4 do do
8 do "a do do for pillow
and single beds
Also table damasks of every width, from the lowest
Irish diapers ,oweipgs, crash and table napkins, &c; all
OF which will be offered at unprecedenedy low prices
AID IO-3law4wif r. H. HUE W w.
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n OWEN u SON.
Il. ceived their usual
Goods, selected by one OF
friends to give them a cal
An 22-;baw6w |
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CeAABIcIAL llFlIIS.
uONDY RARKHT.

Saturday, March I7-6 p. ~.
The stock market was little more buoyant to-day,
and the fanoiss improved fraction. he sales were
iarss and the purchases mostly time buyers option.
At the nrst board, Ohio eI advanced y psr GEM,
Islsnd Y, Reading Railroad q, New Haven y; Erie
Railroad declined y.
At the second board, Farmers fell Oh 4, Csntsn
Company -, and Erie Railroad 1. The decline In
Erie Railroad stock hardly be accounted for It'll
the general imprsssen that the report just issued 10
very favorable and calculated to improve the market
and actual value Of the stock. but the sales to-day
shos decline greater than In any other stock In the
list The n.rkst the whole. IVES batter to-day and
the bulls have ovs,,stsd the downward movement in
prices. Whether they WV BE- able to carry them up
Is doubtful but the decline Q: the past week has
changed the character Of holders, an6 i'sn "'aef
margin for An expansion.
The amount Of coal transported the Philadslp MA
and Reading Railroad for the week ending the 18th
instant l9239 tons previously 1902 sell total for
tho season, 121 $50 tons The water was let into the
Schuylkil canal to-day throughout the nne and
business will Monday next; and O. there
boats laden ct Pottsvie ready to start
It will from the FIRST be vigorous and profitable The
Navigation Company have disposed Of all their boats
and the means Of ira importation the canal are
entirely in private hands, personal competition
will insure the greatest activity in bringing GOAL to
market. The works are, throughout, in nne order,
and the quantity of coal out Of the mines and ready
at sst 100000 tons Of coal will be transported this
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Superior Court-In Banco.

MARCH l7--Decisions John Brewer, receiver, &c.,
vs Robert l.. Crook ct al Judgment for plaintiff. B.
s. Brockwsy ct 81 VS.. John Stanton. Ordered that
commission to take evidence. of certain parties, de
5ene esse, and to return the same sealed. Lewis
weerAss ads. Thos. Warner Ordered that defendant
have liberty to notice and bring tho issues Of law,
In the regular way The judgment and execution now
entered TO stand security, and ell proceedings
ssd judgme and execution to be stayed until the de-
,ision of the court upon the said issues Of law.
Joseph Swift VS.. Falkner Jewett Judgment
versed with $40 costs Robert F. Winslow VS.. J. New
land Cushman. Judgme Mt reversed, with costs John
4. Stevens, President. &C., the President of tho
Union Bank. Judgment for plaintiff James ngsrsoll
n al. Tbad's Davds ads. Motion to set aside
reports of referees. Denied with COSTS
Cbas M. Graham ads. Chas Naturalization for
new trial denied. James Myers. Jr, vs. Bernard
reversed, without costs Peter
Rockefeller and others VS.. Henry g. Thompson aud
others set aside the report of referees de-
MED Richard Fisher, appellant, VS. David A. Harger
Judgment reversed. Warning Lstting W. Charles
Knox Appeal dismissed, with costs. Epenetus G.
Gray vs. Val Benuer.-Appeal dismissed, without COSTS
Peter Heberson VS. Jacob Platt-Ordered that ap.
neal DO dismissed, with 81 costs
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"There Is q good time coming,
Ii We whit a little 10 n yar J,
WASHINGTON, March Is, ISa9.
4 DDOiutments. &c,

MIR. VIM. Carey Jones has been nominated
Secretary to the Commission for the adjustment
Of the Mexican claims. Mr.. Jones is the son.in-
law of Mr.. Benton, and the speculatlons on his
appointment are numerous.
Mr.. McGaughey, of Indiana, has been to-day
nominated Governor of Minnesota. A very bad
nomination, and one which can scarcely be con-
frmed. Mr. McGaughey was one of the twenty
eight members Of the House of Representatives,
who voted to withhold supplies from the army
man universally unpopular, In his own Estate and
out of 1t.
The Senate will, in all probability. adjourn on
Monday next. The decision of the case of General
acted but some trfing executive business. N
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II UDsON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.-LOAN.-NO-
this Company offered proposals issued under date 18th
Instant, tas been taken up
70 sord all stockholders opportunity to their
empv Bonds convertible into Stock which they obtained
under the orsna subscription 10 considered proper
Board that the time for receiving subscriptions
from hes have not subscribed taken
shah be extended to 30 days from the publication of this
notice. viz to the st day Of March, Sa After that dsv the
right viii and be lost to the original Subscribers their
Up to that date inclusive, holding
the Company tuhcribe fer Bonds the amount Of their
paying down per cent when receipts will be given
them securing the original pre- empve right and the
all that vsn to takers Of Boudp
18th Of February Tho smallest BONDS issued being 500
holders will Be allowed to acquire other Stock by
transfer to make up enough Cor Bond.
The rate for Bonds bearing interest," and
Sol per cent for Bonds bearing ok per cent both convertible
within from their date into the stock Of the Company
according to tho amount actually paid for thorn.
Agents apply for Bonds for Stockholders IN net
$4,000 the and the Company offered by
the prOpos Of the 18th February instant will such agents
Acommishon Of cent j. n HOPKINS Treasurer.
NB-he notice supersedos thsdverticcmen issued
yesterday this subject which unavodaby drawn up
hsste and published with typographical errors
New York. March lst 18Ao
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CHOLERA IN ST. LoUIs.-The St. Louis Organ
OF the 9TH inst SAYS This trightful disease has
again appeared In the city, three persons having
died OF 1t during the past week. In addition to
these, we are informed of seven deaths from the
same cause, in the vicinity of Sixteenth and Wash
ineton avenue, as well as much sickness existing,
exhibiting cholera symptoms"
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ATTEMPT TO MURDER .-One of the boldest at
tempts at robbery ever committed within the Ii
mlts of our county, occurred on the night of the
9th Inst in Upper Hanover township. The dwell
ling house of Mr.. Christian Hlestand was entered
about midnight by two men, who were first dis
covered by the two sisters OF Mr.. Hlestand, In
their bed chamber. The females leaped from their
bed and endeavored to escape from the room,
when they were both knocked down by the rob-
bers but at length succeeded in getting out of the
house, by the window. They were pursued by one
OF the ruffians, and one of them again knocked
down with club, when the scoundre left her
lying, and returned to his comrade In the house.
The other sister succeeded In reaching neigh
boring house, where she gave the alarm. In the
meantime, Mr. Hiestand awoke, and on coming
from his chamber encountered the robbers, one OF
whom assaied HIM with hickory broom, and
the other with shovel. Mr.. Hiestand was, after
a severe struggle, overpowered, bat the resistance
with which the burglars met, and the escape of
one of the family frustrated their main design,
and when one OF the nelghbors arrived at the
scene with his dog and gun, the scamps had fled
without their booty, tor In their hurried search,
the money which was IN the house escaped them.
Mr.. Hiestand was found very severely bruised
about the head and face, from the blows he had
received and II was at first feared that he would
not survive his injuries. The pursuit OF the viii
lains was prompt and successful. They were ar
rested, and are now lodged in jail, awaiting their
trial. They are Germans, and their names are
Dauermiller and Geiger.-P hsIadeiph,a Pennsylra-
man, March Is.
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EMIGRATION. is said by the Bermuda Herald,
that emigration to considerable extent Is at pre-
sent going on from the British Provinces to the
United States, even among the agricultural por-
suade her MaJesty's good people not to do go, as
surfing them that there are already In the United
States more mouths to feed than can be satisfied
that we view every new conner with jealousy, NC.
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FROM TAMPIco.-Capt Bouissen, OF theechooner
Renaissance, arrived yesterday from Tampcc,
ryh,ch port he lett on the Sd inst. He states that
a Company of one hundred and fifty men from
Philadelphia had arrived at that place few days
rreyous TO his saing and were to start on their
overland journey to California on the Sd inst The
parly were all well, in fine spirits, and anxious to
each their new honesty. o. Delta, March 8.
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OOA AAn BOTTLES AND OVER OF DEWITT O.
OOUsOVV Kellngcrs Liniment have been sold, without
murmur rheumatic pains from 20 to 90 standing have
been cured Also and meura and hard fw
every been known n fail giving immc
dse relief in all spasmodc Affections diArh@a and pains OF
.verv n,tre: Il the only nment used ~ the elite Grim
neIis rvpe Ccstsr Jsaeways Morrss Ludows Raes Lor
inds schYmerhorns Bradhusts hc 70 &c to
ther wi thousands astounding
A. the DEPOT street, Taters, Broadway the Harlem
R.Yo,d Offices Heading Co., Boston; Of the druggists
crss ana generally 80 oents, dozen, S42a gross
no gross at $50 gross
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Portable Dressing Cases, manufhctured By
TIE subscrbera will BE- cusd examis
gentlemsns toilet In smallest possible spacs
The articles selected with strict regard guy Aa
warranted. O. SAUNDERS q SON,
No III Broadway oornsr ofIAbsrty st. and sST Broalwsy
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TIE GRAND MUSICAL EsTIyAL IN AID OF THE HE
brew Benevolent Society, will positively take place Mt the
Broadway Tsesee on Tuesday evening March a. which
occasion the following eminent artists will appearSnorA
Borghese Madame Labore Monsieur Lsborde Sgnor Coe
the solo Miss Adele Hohnsock Mr. Charles
under the direction Max Maezek ESQ., composed
several pieces expressly for this ocoa.ion
PROGR ANNE.
Overture" Midsummer Nights Drown Mendelssohn,
2 Air LA Dame Blanche, BY Mons Laborde . B0sdeu,
5. Grand duet, for piano and violin, from themes Of
the opera OF FRA Diavalo" by Miss A. and Mr..
G. Hohnstnck. .,...,.... -, . Hehnstook.
T. Rondo Briaste, By Mgnorina Borghese Rioci.
Romanxa Duo Foscar, by Sig TSflnelli. Verdi
g. Jenny Limbs Bird Canzonnct,e'-a musical dream
grand caprice for piano by Miss aohpsock Wimers.
T. Duo "Belesaro by Sgnor Core and Novel. Donzetti
PART
Grand Fsntasie, for full orchestra. on themes Of
I" Luoreza Borga" ............ =. .Msrazek,
g. scena from Norma"-Casa Diys by Mad Laborie Belna
IL. Dro-"nazino Faliere"b by s'gnon Tahaneli and
H. Duo from Bsib;re BY sisncia Borhes ana
H. P.saaale" BY Sig Goie Donisssd
l3 Carnival Of Farisgand fantaisie for VIOLIN BY Mr.
[Thi piece dhcnt ever written by Pssann and
reduces all the effects the violin is capable Of
Tickets One Dollar each r. be- had At tina pnoidai music
the door the evening Of the and Of Adophus
Soomons Honorary Secretary So Nassau street. Doors on
at 7-soncert to commence at O'Clock precisely.