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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

An octogennarian of Terre Haute, wa:
killed with an axe yesterday Dy his sOn-in.
law, for scOlding a6oat the wanton spilline
Of barrel Of cider.
Gov. Jewell and John \. Bingham
spoke at Indianapolis yesterday.
Chicago reports only two brutal murders
yesterday. The Figilancers want to regu-
late the dram shops.
Cresswell SPOKE at Sandusky yesterday
Two men were seriously Injured by an
oil explosion in Brooklyn oil works.
Some New York boilers from the Louis
vile boilers resolved yesterday 10 support
Dix and Grant.
Newark, n. j., was enlvened Yesterday
by 5000 United American Mechanics and
so bands of music.
JefersonVille, Texas, reports a $4,000
fire.
The New York milk farmers have been
c0nventioning.
Valentine Rabbit will be hanged at
Louisville to-day for the murder of Jacob
Rein in June, 1871.
At 10 O'Clock last night a Jersey City
misanthrope murdered his wife and Then
Pacific IJOttings.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. 25.-The
California wine season has commenced;
average grape crop; orange crop One-third
short of last year; railroad subsidies more
discussed than political ISSUES.
cut his own throat.
Schofield spoke at Pittsburg last night.
DR.. w. w. Stewart, of Dayton, Ohio, fell
dead from chair yesterday--hemorrhsge
Of the lungs.
FOREIGN.
6sfnhetta demands The dissolution of the
French Chambers and return to chaos.
The emigration from Alsaee Lorraine /,
constantly Increasing.
Denmark tabOes English beef, accusing
il OF rinderpest.
The Spanish Cortes organized yesterday
aud wrangle over the problem Of making
both ends meet.
The Sultan makes Ism2il Pascha heredi-
t3ry Khediye Of Egypt.
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UTAH..
"The Indians are Upon us.n
supIne Soldiers.

SALT LAKE, Sept. ga dispatch to
Mayor Wills to-day from Spring City, says
the Indians are upon us. This morning a
man was shot dead while driving load of
lumber, and his little son with him badly
wounded.
The Wheeler expedition rendezvoused at
Beaver on the 22d inst. and report every
thing favorable. No trouble whatever
from Indians.
Two burglaries last night in this city and
two highway robberies.
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THE New York Herald, which wasabout
the first public journal to raise the cry that
Mr.. Greeley's financial notions were dis
turbing business men, and commenting up
on the speech delivered by Mr.. Greeley be-
fore the Chamber of Commerce in Cincin-
natl, intimates that the business interest
need have no fears.
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Speech from President Grant.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2G.-President
Grant was welcomed here to-day by Simon
Cameron and Gen. Ochiltre, G. S. A. The
President made the following speech in re-
spouse to a serenade from the merchants:
"Gentlemen and merchants of Philadel-
plia: You have heard much better speeches
tonight than could make if were SO in
clined. ! am very glad to see you, and am
pleased to hear that you have been to hear
such fine speeches, and how you have been
engaged tonight"
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LOUISVILLE.
POstpOnement of the Library Lottery
Till Dec. ..


LOUISVILLE, Sept. 26.-The most eXcit-
ing topic of the season is the Public Library
drawing. There is an extraordinary de-
mand for tickets from abroad, and the local
sales have been positively enormous. This
evening Gov. Bramlette advised the trus-
tees that on account Of the immense rush
of business on the Managers, il would be
physically impossible to get ready for the
drawing on Saturday as announced, unless
at least the 100000 received to-day and
to come in tomorrow be returned to the
purchasers Of tickets, or a postponement
for ten or fifteen days was an absolute
necessity. The trustees in order to have a
full drawing directed the postponment until
Saturday, Dec. Z.
Gov. Bramlette publishes the certificate
of the Cashier of the Farmers & Drovers'
Bank that be has upwards of half million
dollars on deposit. This indicates already
the sale of sixty or sixty-fiVe thousand OF
the hundred thousand tickets, with more
than enough cash to pay all the prizes.
Bp. MeEIOskey.
Bishop McCloskey, of the Diocese OF
Louisville, returned to-day from tour in
Europe for his health, and was received
with grand procession Of music and BAN
ners by the Catholics of the city.
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OHIO.


CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 26.-The Pro-
bate Judges throughout the State are arriv-
ing to take charge of lunatics belonging to
THE respective counties. About hslf OF
the unfortunate inmates of the asylum
were removed to-day by friends and county
officials. There were five hives lost at the
conflagration. Several others were severe
ly injured. Several patients are missing,
and it is supposed they have escaped and
are at large. The loss is now estimated
from S416,0 900 to S5OOOnO.
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KANSAS.
Bold Ku-KIux KObbery-Narr0w rs.
cane OF EIN 600.

Bold Ku-kIux KObbery-NarrOw KS.
cape OF $4,000.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 26.--To.da was
observed as holiday. The crowd at the
Exposition was immense. The throng st
the Fair Grounds was estimated at $1,000.
About dusk this evening as the ticket seller
was going to headquarters with the cash
box, containing 1918, he was set upon by
three mounted and masked men who took
the box and fired several shots at him, but
without effect. The thieves intended to
rob the Treasurer of the Association, but
that gentleman, who had over $4,000 ia
his possession, passed out at the other gate
and thus saved the treasury. After the
robbery the thieves rode away at full speed
and escaped.
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A LETTER from an American in Edin-
burg says: Saturday night in Cork sc ems
to be given over TO one huge drunk-Glas-
gov the same. | don't know no Y it may
be here Tonight, but if the Presbyterian
ministers, who are attending the grant
Presbyterian Council here, are fair sam
pie, Edinburg must be the drunkenness
place in the world. / saw a number Of
them at dinner at our hotel take enough
sherry, champagne, cIsret, brandy and hot
Scotch TO send grea. many Yankees TN
der the table,
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- $500
BUFFALO,.
Singular Wreck of AN: Oil ship-Six
Persons Drowned.

Persons Drowned.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept. 26.-The old
barge Iron City, with cargo of oil from
Cleveland for this city, foundered and sunk
last night near Sturgeon bay, eighteen
miles from here. As she had no small
boats it is supposed that her Captain,
Richard G. Cunning, OK this city, one wo-
man and four men were drowned. The
barge was in tow of the tug Metis, and
when near Point Albino the line parted.
Neither the tug nor barge having small
boat 1t was impossible, on account Of the
high wind to get another line to her. The
tug came to Buffalo supposing the barge
would cast anchor. This morning the lat
ter was found a total wreck. Cargo and
vessel were valued at $4,000. Insured.
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The Baltimore Bank Robbers.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. 20, 1S72.-The
Grand Jury yesterday, indicted Joseph Z.
Chapman, alias E. Washburn, alias Joseph
Burtlett, Joseph Crandell and s. A. Mead,
for burglariously entering the the Sd Nation
al Bank Of Baltimore, in August last, also,
Henry V. Clinton as accessory; the later
is under arrest and three others being
pursued.
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MEXICO.


Collecting Taxes I'm Advance.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 26.-Matamoras
merchants have accepted the proposition
FOR loaning the government $4,000 10 Sc
cure the extension of the old tariff thirty
days, the merchants guaranteeing sufficient
importations within that time to cover the
amount in duties,
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MRs. KANE, widow of the Arctic explo-
rer, held spiritual seance last Wednesday
in New York, over the dead body of Geo.
Rowe, once owner of the celebrated trotter
Ethan Allen. The spirit of Prof. Morse
was invoked, but failed to respond. The
late Jas. Gordon Bennett was next called
up, and said he was now sorry for not hay
ing believed spiritualism during life. Jim
Fisk and Judge McCunn were next invoked,
but had not yet arrived in the spirit land.
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ABYSSINIA.
wants Intervention.

NEW YORK, Sept. Pa special London
dispatch says that King Johannes, of Abys
sinia, has sent messenger TO England with
letters for the Queen, asking the interven-
ton of England against Egypt. The same
messenger has letters for France, hussia and
Germany. @sae
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FOREIGN.
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Sept. 26.--Aberdeen, Scotland,
and vicinity were visited by a terrible storm
yesterday. The railway station was sub
merged and the streets impossible. The
Hooded crops were ruined.
The hop crop is gathered, and the yield is
large.
self Government fer Ireland.
DUBLIN, Sept. 26.-At recent meeting
OF the Roman Catholic Bishops IN May
nooth, although Archbishop Cullen opposed
Inc principle of home rule, majority of
the Bishops voted in favor Of it.
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IT is said that Grant is secretly fayoting
the boiling Bowen-Sawyers ticket in South
Carolina, although pretending the role Of
Glands off" Supervisor Perry goes there
70 regulate matters. --...-..-
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Misunderstanding of Flour I'm st. Louis.

st. Louis contains thirty-one -four mills,
which according to its press, grind sixty
Thousand bushels of wheat every twenty
four hours. This heavy business suggests
an extension Of wheat culture in this
limestone section of Tennessee, and an
equal extension of the manufacture of this
important staple in our city. Skillfully
managed, no crop will pay the farmer bet
ter than wheat; nor is any one more favor
able to our mechanical and commercial in
terests. Everywhere bread is the staff Of
life; and Tennessee has great natural ad-
vantsges fol its large and cheap production.
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Peter CartMrIrhf Dead.

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 26, 1S72.-Rev,
Peter Cartwright the wen known pioneer
NJ 4thodist preacher, died at his home near
- ut Plains, Sangamon county, Illinois,
! Pc .'"y afternoon, aged 81 years.
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Two st. Joe (Mo.) maidens arose at mid
night on Sunday night to hunt mosquitoes,
and killed them with the lamp. Their
nignt-goWns were not badly burnt, but the
Ded-curtains were total wreck, and the
man who ran to their aid still has his hands
wrapped in blister cloth, but says eft
paid" =
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Rats!

LONDON, Sept. 26.-The cyclone which
passed over Eastern Bengal ON the 10th
inst. did great damage in Seragauge, where
the jute crop was almost destroyed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-27

In view of the recent disclosures about
New York reform institutes, insane asy-
lums, etc, the World calls them 'the un-
charitable institutions"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-27

NONE but "ladies Of good moral charac-
Ter" are invited to compete for the prizes
offered at the Middlesex (Mass.) County
Fair for the best specimen of female strad-
devise equestrianism.
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POLITICAL.
Tennessee Canvass for Goyernor.
speahns a. SoAuhnDia AesEeruey
Special 20 the Union and American.

Speaking at Columbia YesEe rtlAY.
Special 20 the Union and American.
COLUMBIA, Sept. 20.-Gov. John @.
Brown, A, A. Freeman and A. S. Colyar
spoke in our city to-day at the Court
house. A. A. Freeman made the opening
speech, Gov. Brown followed and Golyar
closed. Colyar was running Frank Dun.
nington for Congressman at large or for Gov
ernor, but we think for President against
Gresley or Grant, we know not which.
We are glad to know that Columbia fur
nishes the next President. The room was
crowded to sufocation. Colyar made no
rejoinder. Brown will carry old Maury by
5000 majority. Ton THUMB, JR.
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Church and State.

BERLIN, Sept.26.-The Emperor William
has given consent to further proceedings
against the Bishop of Ermeland.
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UNION AND AMERICAN
TvRrs on sUBsCRTPTI0N:

GOLD is duh but steady in New York
at lI356114.
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CoTToS continues In fair demand in
New York at 1850 for middling. ~
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at a for both issues.
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Another Little King HOrs de Combat.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 26.-King Leopold is
suffering from sprain which confines him
to the palace.
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MERCHANT TAILoRs.

NJ. Il. sELTZ,
M Err CHI ANT TAILOR,
Removed from corner Of Pubic Square and
Market Street, to
No. II CEDAR SEREEE.r
I AM NOW PREPARED TO MAKE To
i order fFst-class gocds Of the best style andft
at % per cent lower than the usual price nv
Stock Of Goods is select and complete.
sepS 1m NJ. L. SBLTZ.
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Not a Political Tool.

Second Lieut.. Charles Gordon, of the
26th United States infantry, who received
sentence to be dismissed from the service
and one years Imprisonment for embezzeE
ing government money while acting Quar-
termaster at Jackson, Miss, has been sent
to the Dry Tortugas.
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Truth like the sun, submits to be obscure
only for short time.
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LOUISIANA.

Governors Pardon Unconstitutional.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 26-State Auditor
Graham has again been incsrcerated by
order CO the Eighth District Court, and the
Governors pardon decided to be unconsti-
tutiOnal
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TO THE TRADE.
HAVING RECENTLY OCCUPIED oUR
Ii Spacious and Elegant New Warehouse we
Offering much the largest and best Stock Of
Ready made CIothsag In Hens and
Boys Wear ever exhibited IN the Southwest
EN- States, 70 which We invite the careful in
spectiOn OF buyers. Goods sent ~ any part Of
the country on appreciation, which may be re-
turned within i've dgNs after their receipt II not
satisfactory, parties prepaying freight On same
Orders solicited. .
BOLIVAR II. COOKE & co.
NASHVILLE, Sept. l. 1872.
sept deOtl2m Istp SGw2m
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EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.

The Board of Trustees met, yesterday, Mr..
Smythe in the chair 1t voted that Spanish should
be taught in tho Introductory department optional with
German and French The budget, requiring $4,000 for
1873 adopted aud ordered to be the Board Of
Supervisors.
The CommissOners.of Public Instruction met yester.
day afternoon. From the Supernendonts report IL ap
peared that during October 80 schools vera visited In
these there 3O classes Of which o6 were excellent
q good 70 fair and indifferent Thediscpne of 297 was
efcienI and that OF the remainder inefficient. the
opening OF the evening Schools 9O3O were registered
while the present attendance is 66T-OI22 boys and
1913 girs. Commissioner IngersOps resignation was
accepted, and resolution in acknowled gment Of his
services adopted The budget for 1873. amounting 10
sJ32s,55O was approved. The salary ~ G.. W. White
Finance Clerk, was raised 10 $500, aud those of j.
Meshor and II. NJ. Duryea 10 $4,000. W. A. DE Tennis
was appointed teacher OF Spanish Ia the Evening Hlgh
school aud Thomas T. Harrison, assistant Professor of
Method la Teaching IN the Saturday Normal School
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILs


TIiUhSDAi. Nov Il
Ms for Europe nsPymolth CbeT5onrg aai Hsnbag
ship llesta close II Supplementary Mail Pier foot
Ihird 81 hOboken closed at steamship SAILS at
foot OF Third.st. HobOken.
frusssn Closed Mail is ~ this hoe
AN letters deposited Supplementary Mails prepaid
double DOstage.l
Ms for Nassan n p and Havana steamship MORO Cssl,
close at Supplementary Ma N Il
$50 p. IN. steamship s1ils at m.
All letters scOsedn supplementary Mails be prepaid With
double postage.i
FRIDAY. Nov IS
Mai for isV s. closed az the NewYork
FRIDAY at O'Clock Steamship sails Portland Me-
Saturday. ate p m.
Letter postage 70 all e we Indies except when going direct
be u the bali Pspr each which
SAPURDA1. Nov. 10.
FOR British M Queenstown and Liverpool BY the
Oceanic nails at l3 Supplementary
White Star Dock az p m steamship sails as tJ0 foa
White star Dock. PavOnla Ferry Jerscy CITY.
tA letters deposited Supplementary Mails be Irpzd with
double postage.
Mails for TIE Continent Of Ba1e southampton ard Bs
steamship Rhelu, close II .. N. No s9ppemcnt1rg Malt
hO sails from Pier foot OF rhfd ST. Hob0ken.
DiTect German Prnssu closed Mali y
Mails Tor Brest aud HAVE steamship Lsufru
will close u M Steamship sails $50 from Pier No. 81 n
Mails for Key West b. the steamship Cts % Hoa-on close
Steamship sa.ls 1t 3 D. "a, from Pier No. 20 h T.
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. .on AGO 900 was still inappropriate Besiues tue
,oso 600 for which bonds have boon Issued tne CouiE
ho,se commissioners have made two requst'ohs on III"
controller under the act OF 1871 eacrfor SSoo'OV oo "
which WAS made April 49, 1871, ana tho other on u
az ,7 ON neither OF which has been done ana
thew made further reQusition for 100000 on July H.
1872. .,,.or,,co
RxJudee Edmonds stated that In making tins appIic"
on the bank was acting in good faith; and that II 'no
Board would issue bonds for the amount ciaineo '"o'
would be accepted In payment ,ho
Mayor Hall said that he had grave uouo's 40 - -,
GOOD faith OF the men TO whom the bank maze Is omo
Sances mentioned in the application aIu, H. seels 10
discussion, the matter was postp8,nedi i1i wv
An application received for so2 III 70 Green sad
expenses OF the Marine Court. o cerbs than il
MAJ tho Court had o great many more ce,a' anainst
needed and that therefore he should VOTE the
granting the application. de take useless names
Controller, to decrease expenses - ~ ''
fr9m pay % said that the clerks OF the Marine court
pI 80, o annoined NV the Board OF SUPERVISORS tnae
that body had by legislative enactment tne nSns ~,
nnon them and that ia his opinion, the Board Oh az
ip,innment Was legally bound 10 make an appropriations
forscourt clerks thus appointed. i,o,,,y states
The Controller replied that the law expcity soitri
that tbe BOARD OF Supervisors has no ught 10 appyn
clerks when there is appropriation 10 pay heh i
Court clerks appOnted and that therefore DC ou ho'
think that the Board was Obliged to pay them was
| On motion Of Commissioner S'eDDins 'uo ""''' va"
laid over till the mex meeting 4, ooa "a IN the
resolution wa. l0pted appropratlng s20yS 70 70
% for work done and material furnished IN the con-
sfructiou OF iron window shutters, ana urectlIs '
Controller to pay to charitable INSTITUTIONS sn' %
| follows: go, 80 49, - ooo. uo-rs N,
The Agei little Sisters Of the Poor. S2,0J Ladies DtpDi
siO ST. Joephs Orphan Asylum, s303i lnhrna o. mo 49, '
York 81 Prison Assoc
Harlem Homeopathic Dspensary 500; n D. iome9ptc i
iinr.i III O. German Hospital b2u1Oi Eclectic Nc neal D'l
ar O0; Dispensay tor Women al1 CA1ieh
Uaiou Dspebsar $lo Manhattan DsPen'a' 7AO''i iO'A'
resolution was adopted that the residue OF the excise
| moneys should DO divided as one OF the charaplg ~
NOMINATIONS between the free schools Oi the Guy nuG
nriyae auspices and that DR.. H. j. Anderson ana H.
Krrnan report at earliest day what Tree scioQis ~
entitled 10 share IN said residue provided that Iho III
| formation be had without expense. .-,..-.l
TO the account support OF prisoners IN the COuhJ
| Ja - and 100000 worth OF CITY Parks improvement
| Fund stOg 4 issued.
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MUSIC.
THEODORE THOMAS.

Mr.. Theodore Thomas gave, last Saturday
evening" at Steiuway Hail. the first OF the six Symphony
sorees which be has promised for the present season
He had magnificent audience filling the large hall ana
portion of the smaller one, and embracing the pest
classes Of New-York Society After all these years OF
patient waiting and honest labor Mr. Thomas at last has
bis reward He is recognized not only the creator OF
the first real orchestra have had. but as popular
teacher OF all that is nobest and most beautiful in his
art leading constantly upward to comprehension oil
whatever music is most elevated in conception ana most
perfect in form. He has Interpreted for us with equal
skill the Of the classical school and the most
interesting thoughts of the new generation Of composers
And be has never debased his art by concessions to
vulgar taste The orchestra which he has trained for
the grand enterprise of his life has been greatly I'M
proved since it last played at steinway Hall by the
arrival several excellent solo players from Europe
Mr. s. T. IacobsOhn of Bremen is valuable addition to
the force of volins Mr II. Wengardt Of Bremen is an
admirable viooucelst. and there Is good EDgtsh
harpst, MI Adolphus Lockwood.
The programme on Saturday was as follows!
Overture "Iphigenia in Auso Gluck
Recitativc and Aria from BelmOntc und Con
'''lA' Nh George /. ossocd -,
Symphony No. rr II bee'no''"
Songs "Fi7e poems by Lenau' .sehumann
Mr.. George l.. OsgO0d.
Wotans bschied, from DE WakiiIen". Wagner
MephlsO
The overture, given with WagneTs ending was one OF
the pieces OF orchestral playing ever heard
The fine and perfect tone of the volins achieve
ment upon which Mr. Thomas had good to pride
himself for there has been nothing like it in concert
before. The symphony, too, was spendidly per
formed with rather force and rapidty than Mr..
Bergman uses, aud with perfect blending OF the III
sruneuts which the Philharmonic Society has not at
tanned. The extract from Die Wakiiren" may serve
as specimen Of Mr. Thomas's enterprise in getting pos
Of works which have neither been published nor
performed the division OF the great Wagner Trlogy
from which this curious number IS taken has not Not
seen tfn liaht fl o@-...~----
The next Soir6e Will take place on the 2Sth of Decem
Der, when the programme will include the Pastoral
Symphony; the Overture to King Lear by Berhoz;
LISTS Symphonic Poem, the Battle OF the Huns :; and
two selections from Wagner. Mr.. Jacobsohn is TO play
a violin concerto of Max Bruch's.