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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-29

BosroN, August q, 1858.
Pcodiags in the Case of the Metropolitan Railroad
Compony-7he Eacampment al Vtnter Lsiand
The Dancers Hlstiime--1Ir. Choote's Em,ogy
1~ro'l HsJstr--Mrs. Childs Life Of Hoppcr-A
Scotch Dirine for Boston 7ang'erood Tides
Life Of Mr.. RaMoni-" Phoc,on'-- Grace Green
,cood's Travels''- OGeaded Uhig Editors
piors and Intentions Of The Temperance Men
Temperance County Contention JVorceStey Sta.
ttSticS, ST., SC.
The peadngs before the Mayor and Aldermen for
and against the granting to the Metropolitan Rail-
road Company to lay their road in our streets, have
been very animated Mr.. Bartlett and Mr. Woodbury.
appearing for the petitioners, and Mr. Choate and
several other gentlemen for the rcmonstrapte. The
Cuisines was opened on Tuesday morning by Mr.
Woodbury., who was briefly followed by Mr.. Choate.
a,essrs. l,-igham, Harlow and Putnam. who nm.
peared for different femonstrants, also spoke Very
vigorous oppoeition was made by Mr.. Brigham. who
appeared on behalf Of Mr.. Hathornc proprietor Of
che Canton street line of omnibuses. He showed
c,onclnFiye,y, tnk-tbat in winter IL would be i'm.
possible to run the in the street an argument the
ll force OF which no one canapI reciate who has not
seen bo-ton streets at that rigid season. and he men,
toned an outside report that the company intended
60 substitute omnibuses a; such times ~ should
be on the ground. Mr. Harlow made powerful ar
knmenf, based Oh the width of our streets and that
Or Ac cars used in New York, aud, comparing
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Our Long Island correspondence.

iSElf, August, 1919.
klip and the Southern Shore The Cromd Here
Fast Men, Spo,fsmen, Fishermen, Idle Mn, and
the Ladies---Ihe Bellies and Beauq--A Happy
Family, &C., &c.
do not see any communications to your valuable
paper from this place, and yet it is not one whose
existence is generally unknown. The south side Of
Long Island has long been place Of great re-
sort for all kinds OF peoplethe fast man, with his
gao nag: the sportsman, with his dog and gun; the
disciple Of old lsaak with his rod and reel the vale
tudnarian with his grunts and groans, and the lover
Of dleness, with his books-all sorts and conditions
of men, aye, and women too, have found this the
place where their several desires may be most easily
gratified Years ago the speckled tro IT sported in
all the tiny brooks bubbling to the bay, and even
now large catches arc made in some Of the less
known or better preserved streams and ponds. For
one worn down by application TO study or business
what can be more invgoratng than the salt breezes
fresh from OH the ocean; What win more easily
into an enervated frame, lend an edge to dulled
and wornout appetite, than breezy sail on the bay,
and bath in the roaring breaker:
The Champlin House at lslip has long been a
iavorte stopping place, and the fame OF Sellenwcrt
has been sounded throughout the length and breadth
of the land first rate Judge Of good liquors. and
q right down cleverfeow During the months July,
is great; seldom does room remain vacant long,
and many are the unfortunates who are turned away
for want OF requisite space for their accommodation
The psilor are turned into bedrooms for their use
You may imagine in such place how swiftly time
g''des on. Ybe company Is generally OF the hest
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the three eneeyed Caleudsu. eng nsa soqssisteA
Win our lsaiecs can - whss wvu'S nappsa. Five
them act A. they are called upes. aal not eosli-
toDiaf could be chosen out Of Worcester county 10
the Senate, and not above twenty or eighty 1en-
hers OK the Hone. eosne q the whgs arc cesA1ent
receive IL solution through this new form Of
q cold water dcluge. II al depends upon
whether some ave or ak thousand free soiler are
more attached TO The law than e tbelr party.
that they are Directed 10 pursue would not lead
70 results precisely contrary 10 those which
they desire to see accomplished. The probability
Is that there are wings q. the bottom OF the whole
business ssme Of the most noted Temperance men Of
the State Icing noted whsrs. and who never voted
any other than the whig ticket even when Il Vas 80
constituted a. 10 he most uusavoable 70 their cause.
NOT one OF these geasienen but vosia support Mr.
Aslmun with great zeal, should tina, geIs.fmAn re.
ceise the nomination, though his hostility 70 the law
is well known.
County Temperance conventions seem To le All the
rege. One has been called for Plymouth, % meet At
Kingston on the 3Dth Of Augu-t; second tor Es~cx
at South Danyers. August "a; third for Bcrkshrc
at SaDdsfeii, August 90 ani fourth fcr Norolk. al
weymouth Landing, September |. One WAS held n
Hampshire county, on the 2ith. Please add thcse
to your lis. of Massachusetts Conventions.
Some interesting statistics. Illustrative Of the
prosperity OF the city OF Worcester Lave been
published. ~ appears that there are ia that
place some hundred snj thrty-two individuals.
firms and companies, who each pay taxes on pro
perty OF the value OF eco 600 ard upwards. Tse
richest person in the town |. stephen Salisbury. who
is taxed for 1893 400; the next Ia Archibald N. Nor
rison, who has S2s0,J0o the third q Isaac Dayis.
s2l5 900; The fourth IL Levi Lincoln, lextioycrnor)
sl6s 200. There are ten individuals and firms who
pay taxes on from slO7 $50 to Sl5l 700 twenty six
oa from $4,000 to s93. $50; about sixty Ave Who are
taxed on from S26 500 TO al 500. The remainder
range from about $50 900 10 about S25 900. There
are six non residents VINO are assessed ON from
s54 500 to 500 800. Judge Allen Is pat down At
$4,000; Judge Merrick ut SIS 400; and Judge Bar
ton al $37 loo. Worcester il a very rich place, and
seems to be equitahy distributed there than Ia
most large places. There are no business corpora
tons in the city. The population il about 2l0oo
having increased largely since the last state census
was taken.
Mr. McKay's great ship is to be launched some
five or six weeks hence. Instead of "Nipg OF Clip.
rers" she is TO be called the "Great Republic" she
VIII be Of 1000 tons. Altoona.
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elan, aad les.rs !. H. aim and bent Of every mind.
o. . LIE Mt nA1e. tAero was 8 very pieesant
cooQany aDe@hled 81 snxisus to have good tine
Thcfe were MrA q. W. B.. . lady. take her for ulin
n We neer hsll look upon her like again, 60 kindly
In her dHpeMtoe, - natronly and easy In her man.
ness; her daughter. Mrs. B.. bids fair to follow
In her fcotkepr Mrs. J. with her beautfuI aud
accomplished daughter. from Fifth avenue; Mrs.
NJ, her intetelligelt and fascinating daughter;
the beautiful Mrs. Mem, and no less interesting
daushter, OF West Twenty street. and Others
making up family party ~ happy "a the day was
long.
Gentlemen. except on Saturdays and Bun lays
were ntber scarce Mr.. NJ. good nstured. fond Of
sporting. add great ct stage coach" and blind
mans bnGi' the fascinating John S. (son of my
lsndiord): Tom W, too devoted In one quarter TO be-
generally available; B., the young widower, who
appears 10 much AFFORDED in the "dear dep ,rteds"
virtues that I'll the fluctuations Of the young ladies'
vexe insufficient to draw him within the sphere OF
their attraction; Asher f., the beau par excellence
the kind hearted. always ready and willing the ge-
neral nvsrite Of the house Ii would take too inuch
az your space and time 10 mention all the beaux and
be!ies or give anything like a description Of our
plsa~ures and amusements. Any one desiring good
sail sad fab IL they bite. must put himself under
the charge Of Sykesey or Capt. Hawkins, az they
bo'h know where fishes most do eongreglie. X. L..
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Fsrelyn Theatricals.

Nxmxiemps " NJ Wiesbaden. where lie recently
gate ceDeeri that was patronised by all the etite
~ tho sisftrs resident at this bath He was assisted
~ Mechanics Bockhols falconi, and NORTH
a recent proclamation fcrbas in the theatres OF
isIis aNd tie .dnhfre the appearance of clowns,
asrhais and people exeeniing exercises OF strength
ard ABILITY.
Theatre n about a. be Constructed ut ARiers. II
i - ~ ne Inest o'namcn< 81 the te0n anf laaugu
l.ra tth ,rtsi tfaf An excellent troupe Of singers
- already let tais.
i. Nffiu. Npnlcc, AMI Munich wherS play ills
a. pAoe y hort nigh.. the author receives for
h.s k-V ifh fsr cent ef the gross nceipts-if the
ls4lft holds .2uo. ke get 80. The other large
tEsufs ~ Aernany-- n Dresden, Frankfort.
49, ifzgs -rsy o. itt sutor fsi tie representation
: s~ea latcs a esriain -um. varying from - 70 t''
righi.
Ths ifls., .slAsy raid 20 ~ actor il Germany =
.is;sd - lnsN thAisrs month, when, assuming
ths. ife5s ale thirty t.atricsl days IN tue month";
To- steatIts IN Berlin and Vienna are opcn even
n.fht. wick VII be - night h'cn y 'ne sem
trrst ts~Ics - t, country have "ne ACTOR pau NJ
tbs tate.
rsas.hs Iaiargr has lcl, i appears i've Acc
tiav nnsss tho tempting title ''tnc fcnne ieru"e;
- n,sssr a note La not cry revised II, but has
rs tiled Il ~ faehel who y said 70 be willing u
/ rsrlssa. che principal character in u.
re-sni ha. received the decoration of the Md
.shsshe 'cg TOO military marches dedicated ny anA
| D. i5e sp.issl
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A SENSIBLE 0lD Fosy.- -"Judge Evans United
States Senator from South Carolina says the south
Carolina Patriot, takes the old fashioned way Of
travelling and passes through the country in hs own
carriage, avoiding railroads and stages.
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:sx ~. sAsy srs s...e.Isssa u - : sssse -.
~ West Is62As AAa Ssss u nIAk1assx. soe - -
part and parcsi sf Tie territorial QasAsus ss1 eoso
resssress q lanAsA arslocsscy hsrs. shsuA 49,
bsss I'D q slavery . sssss- ssuii our tAcks 49,
tanned their ACKNOWLEDGMENT ehsrs nst haso
been that struggle which property always Keeps ~
though IL Be property IN huaAa bs.sGs, y Ne ~
iasts And u thsre no slavery hsrs, "a vi 49,
is there scoh . predisisus did.rsaes bstvsss sssk
slAvery and white slavery And u pst sAs sasn1so
Of . cisN which has no part IL the Sprsssets0D
legislature Of the countIyvhicb has notha9 ds -
the laws bat obey thsmvhch must stAsl By, 81 ~
qaaeuy on Will. othse people send thar dslAgsssa -
representatives, TO make laws. to sAactsa peace ~.
to eau On the people for their personal servosa
amuitsry tsnurss not this slavs class that SAssA
sue.8ntiy stop the mouth Of any lyrical Ascaler ~
haps. and tell him that, before " sen usA~ -
vnDerty 70 hght the American slave ownsrz tAeEO
must be no longer slave class ia British sards
We have not written this article from any disi6ke
Of Mr.. James. But the people Of the slave States
should make it q principle that where q man hAs
made himself prominent in denounciag slavery -
desiring it's overthrow without regard TO the rgS2a
of property and the constitution, they should az
communicate him, place him in perpetual coventry.
end thus teach men OF all nations that our rigtrs
cannot be assailed with impunity.
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Ihe Tutn 10 tne Worsa tuiuS tlaC cal ne Sald OF
them.
The Lii Boot newspaper organ of the Mane law
temperance men, has laid down what will be the
probable course Of those men in the coming contest
Assuming that Abbot Lawrence Henry Wilson, IL.
W. Bishop and 5. ID. Bradford will be candidates for
the governorship, or gentlemen Of similar views the
L,ts-Bost expresses the opinion that its party will
not nominate candidate for the Office u then as
sumes that the counties Of Barnstable Bristol Hamp
shire, Plymouth and Worcester will make choice of
Maine lazy Senators: and these counties are entitled
to fourteen members or within seven of an absolute
majority Of the whole Senate 70 advises the tempe
rance people TO pay particular attention to the co.
ties OF Middlesex, Essex and Norfolk, which also
elect fourteen Senators, and to exert themselves 10
procure the nomination of Maine law men as candi-
dates by all parties excepting the hunkers: az it
holds that In neither OF the three counties thu, named
will there be choice of Senators by the people, and
so the Legislature will be compelled in any event to
fill the vacancies by the election OF men of its wav of
thinking Attention is also directed to the other
counties, but not so particularly as to those above
mentioned, Suffolk being conceded 10 the foes of the
liquor law. The elections of Representatives are
also to be closely regarded. But il is not simply to
promote the election of friends of the existing law
be directed. The candidates whom they are to
support must be pledged to be in favor of
what are called "iudIsious amendments to
the aw:n that il, TO make 1t as harsh and arbitrary
as greedy politicians, acting under the inspirations OF
the genius OF drunken fsnaticism, can render il.
This Is admission that the law which has been in
operation for only about thirteen months and which
was pronounced perfect when il came forth from the
hands OF its maker has fai ed TO the end for
which II was passed. II IL easy to see what would
be TIE effect II the Temperance men, a. body, fol-
low the advice of the L,js- Roaf, which is under
$1,000 10 speak the sentiments Of their leaders. With
VISION not bs't 20 good Is that Of The hiadest Of
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PROPOSING
f1uNcURKaNf RRsoLU4IoN. I'm

fy0NCUkk0Nf RhSOLU1ION. PhOfOsin0 An
s.s a.: ::::s u. .v., .n..a
e II: :.s
sstien Of ss.sers sAA b pssishsS three 9ssths
siO.. =. ss.s ::ssie. q sAs tis. II s
ssSstsuto for s.sao. three Of seven the follow
paying the said Of collection sspsrassa
ss.:s repairs Of The ssn. .nt the
:; 4: III: q:
Ss h. , s s .s. S;, s %.S: anS'
ssss redeem any para prasoiss the
%s: ?, shs to pay any ID. such
credit ssd sinking fsad
pss The rs.sur, o. sSs
Stat. hans,sd Thousand dollar. ssr.y
.n b sgRsss to meet
fiscal year thereafter the remainder sbl b disposed Of IL
.@s DO nntisp..sa pl.tEsd yea.
ai II III @
the CaynRs and canals and tn the compilation Of the
locks Of the cSaSpsin o.sa % re.
IL .s s Ind az,
&. .c 1ss Of s sSs che
Zion made shall BE- spilled NEE. such spp.oprssios;
S ss I The as
loan The L.sisIsturs shall also borrow one mioe ana
Of ohap:, fsu. hundred aud Of the Ia: Of IN.
received into the treasury thereon But n,eress 70
After July rst Thousand eight hundred and
atty five shall be paid cerifoates II provisions
section twelve Of this article requiring every Law
rowing money be submitted to the people, shall apply
70 the loans authorised by this section No part Of ths
canals the ed
section shall paid applied upon In consequence
alleged contract under chapter four hundred and
slightly the laws Of the year thousand eight
irsd except to for done
Furnished Grst day Jups thousand eight
hundred dftytwo The rates Of toll psrsoas and
property the canals shall reduced
low the thousand eight hundred dy
two except BY Canal Board with the
Legislature All contracts for work materials any
sanaI shall with person shal
provide at the lowest price, with adequate
Tor their performance.
STATE NEW YoRx-In Assembly, June H. 1853 the fore
going proposed amendment the Of the State
this day agreed by Of all the members slect
sd to the Assembly. By order Of the Assembly.
VIZ. H. LUDLOW, Speaker
Attest: John 6. NaSew. Clerk.
STATE Hw YoRx-In Senate June is 1883, the FORE
going proposed amendment Of tho constitution Of the state
this day agreed to BY of al. the members eeot
I'd 70 the Senate By order Of the Senate,
8. e. CHyRoH President
Attest: Ira p. Barnes, Clerk.
STAT. or Nsw YSRx-secretsry's ohass-I have eomPsr
shorefrom and of the whole Of said original
L. Given under hand and seal Of ONCE the city
Of Albany the 10Th day Of June In the year Of Lord 1858
HENRY 8. RANDALL Secretary of State
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t,10O and upwards ans ssrtmen Friday l4th DO.
November. The SumDers must oewy psiated on each
:s Il: int city
She. they I'LL 30 Inspected .Do sbs oo license Asr BE-
Fret na.sha for are psrtiouisriy re-.
'n .s:vi 20. ss
ths day Of October Of All persons keep
1soss tie Il .rsS from nn p.o. 70
Raoe within the city. dreorea to the following
SEQ every truck, wagon, dr.y or other vehicle
b ispt used driven for the Or
81 M. .r 20, hire .'s 70 zee
sSoh t.an:p.rt.ton sh. BE- deemed public cart within
sais rom Rus The
1uy Of violation Of th and SUBJECT to sss
not sn DOLLARS or imprisonment nos exceeding
SEQ =. 1T shall not be lawful for any person
s:ste s9d has family and reside; with hi. family ad
srsn during the SIX pecedins .nd is the actual
Mayor Sns
.s:s oath ., s Or
% T. ss 70 .a ~ licenses other than to person
x.-.-,,. 0.onoh 9. GsAzrKR. First Marshal
CTRlET DEPARTMENT NO 4H.LL OF RECORDS
ton have presented II the Board OF Aidermen~To
streets to ass walks in Thr,y third street om Noth to
sass as e
vacant lots West Thirty second street. south side
s o. street %
dred feet east Of Sixth from thence eighty two feet
To lay four orosswsiks at Intersection MuiberrT
o To- .m the beard
in Trinity place south Of Rector street All inter
them in writing the phsersnsd, at his ONCE. be-
September @. 1857 'o'A'''''''A'''
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ExCU asIONs.

LxCUBsION FOR INyALIDs.-FoR INvALIDs OK
~ tbore person seeking change of climate for short
opportunity offered for trip the West Ia
dice and bhob, in the new clipper ship Tk0PiC BIRD.
G. Lou,kes nae,er regular packet, 20 sail from ~ iladel
pEa the first wetk In October The ship will visit 3srha
coe Den ~ Thomas and Turks Isl snds giving the
ptssonstrs ev days NJ each port and TO pbi
delra II ahfut ex weeks Her arrangements Cor passsn
gers peto being provided with bath house oo
house 60 md spsoous well ordered state
furnish 20 WITH al todern Ia proveucbs Passage for the
ycrart cut opt hon Slar 10 Barbados 80: Dems
I0s SO rytsy.h proy3sd sitt the exception OF vines
TAUS. WATSON 4 SONS, Philadelphia
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REMOVALS,

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC -RFMOvAL.-J0HN Nc.
Ettne respectfully irforms his friends and the pub
NC generally ust DO hasremoved from the trecen Gar
cen occupied by him for several to the estab
bm,pt .cen,ly erected by him AZ The corner q Bridge
ara John streets Brookyp and kr the Bridge
street botei He has yfov'dtd ample odaons for
urhtpt or enanen bvardera Nud all rereshmtrts fur
nisted At his houee will srally sbe of the best and
choicest ouality BA spacious basement TO let sut
able foT refectory on large scale Apply ~ above
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CORPORATION NorIcE.-pUBLIc NOTICE IS HIRE.

(yORPORATION NOTICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE Is HIRE
W BY given, to the over occupant oocu-
pants Of all houses and lots uni
Affected thercby that ths following hSve
completed BY the Assessos nd lodged In the ooe Of
the Bureau u hts for by all
interested yzLFor hsssDg space five feet wide In the
and Third The limits emb, actd by ass ss
hent include all the several houses and lots ground
east lots p and parcels situated Nor
aide Of street from bird 1875 feet
OF Third avenue all whose interests aec
BY the above nsmed and sho opposed
she same or either o. the requested to present th
Objections In writing to the uDdersgued, at their
Hall Of RECORDS within thirty avs the date Of
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
Oh NJ Es J. DODGE, ; Assessors.
CHA nj as McNIkLL y
Ones Bureau of Assessments Street Department Sep.
1Ambor %, ls53, -
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OuBIuFnssa.

ESoR LIvERP0OL-UNITED STATES VAIL srEA9-
ship AaCTlN. Captsin G. Luec.-This stsanship
viii Seast vhh tho United States maids for Rsreps po1
evev on saturday Oetsber 81 u o'slook, fssu hsr
b~rb st che not 81 Canal frsipht
having eq.siIsd for sle.snos a:4
Psssep gers requested on board 1t IK
The steamship Baltic will the Arctic and sail
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NOTICE TO CARTMEN TO RENEW THEIR IL
for licensing an dresulating peb-
No DARTS and cartwen provides that all licenses a
the last day Of each year renewable
tothat time applied for 1t time DO appointed
BY tho Mayor. Notice 10 be eby gwen that
osnses TO keep public carts and to be public will
be granted a this ooe betwsea the hours Of n and
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STATtN ISLAND FERRY.-REcULAR AND ExrUR
kop rips 70 staten Island Pare 81 cents Bo.tslsave
inc Ieps Wktehsu street south tide OF the Battery
eycy nour ron AN t,HP N. 40 .xtrs boat l,sres
Nsr f1rt stsh eodio Az asd3h ~ and ~ n,
might ia O'Clock Boats Statss Isls1s
ssoys Ard extra DO Is ATTY snd w Az, and a. ~
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EOK SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-TuE UNIT:r
II States Mail Steamer FRANKLIN, J. A. Wottoa. COM
msnder ril leave for aavre ct
e O'Clock. Pier INorsh River Pros passage
el Luggage not wanted during the voyage, should be
merchandise win be received board after Thursday
"a FSf sfhs p RsNss.ss sDPS
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SUPREME COURT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP-
poston Of the Counsel to the Corp orstion of tae
city Of New York relative TO the layng out of public
park between Third and the East river, Sixty
fifth streets in the N ward Of The
city New York The Counsel fer the Corpo ation Of
tie city Of New York. pursuant to staute in such
mado and provided hereby gives notice. that be will
First judicial dise .. special term OF the said
to be hold ct the City Hall OF the city Of New sork on
that day Q. As soon thereafter a. council oe
the above entisd matter that the
Of the hereby intended is
the LAYING public park between Third snd
the East and seventy fifth streets in the
provided for under and by virtue Of set
titled relative the purchase and laying ont o.
Tho CITY New York and the powss and dutss Of the
PASSED Juiy q, 1868 three fifth being present
ROBERT J. DILLON, Couu,el 70 tho Corporation
Dated New York. Auguct Y 1853.
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TULLIEN's CONCERTS.
CASTLE CA N.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO.

u III T.
BANEFiT OF n JULIEN
and sst concert but two casti. Garden viii take 49,
ing programme viii DO prt sented-
Overture" oberon," CAST timsS .wsSa
QuadriiieoFrom M Jullien's Opera OF : Pietro
'iAA1' '''.' (rirst' tiimaca5' .'''''''''' CUM
Canto Fermo OF the Greek Creed and vugue FROM
n. Jullien's Opera of Pietro il Grande'. .JunA9
solo-Pieoolo TIL, Nishai"sse x.,.e .Julissr
Performed BY Julien
for the first time America and the only occasion in pS
Song" The ungarian National .NationAa
tErst timc)
Solo-Opheceide 1.-THE standard Bearer MndpAiAt019
(Herr Pisohecks celebrated Song)
Bis first appearance in Amsfios IS sclo psrrormsr
The hrst Selection from N JalIi.us Opera,
PlkTRO IL GKANDE.
DEscRIPTIoN:-l Introduction. q Komanzs-" Nen Psns
tir," leave Me Not) 8. 1hs Coss.oE War song g. n
Alarm, and Triumpsal March OF Peter the Great.
QuAdrlle National tsix.sent. tmsl. .JsHssa
with TWENTY Solos and vsristons 70 he performed 1
e. j o eminent s solo perform r:
signov Bottesini
soena" Robert tot que aime'. ........... koyssssE
lLast time
Mile Henrietta Bohrerd.
Valss-"L La PrimA Donna composed for the court
- balls Of the Queen Of England. ....... Jx4Sa9
solo-Claiionet, Air with ysri ...s, ..WsasS
Hs last appearaDce)
Galop-"The Atlantic" tnrst time,. JeAsds
o0nou''0f' 'ap.sissioN. - 'A''''
rromenads.. Emsy ~
p eSrss cp:. At Il 70 commerce at ::siock
Notice In accordance with yulliens establishes ssS-
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