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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02


THE coward who sheaks behind an
assumed name, again empties his ssush
bucket at us through the columns of
the Portage Republican CO, Democrat
of yesterday. His effusion is but a
reitteration of his stale nonsense of
last week, charging us with having
deserted the Republican party. Well,
what if that were all true? That or
ganization never obtained any inde-
feasible right to control our action.
We, were not bound to stand by it
when it proved false TO ali its pledges.
Besides, all this twaddle is a sneaking
attempt TO divert public attention
from the. charges we have made,
against Hart Beatty, Garfield s. Co.,
the truth Of whfeka they dare not at
tempt 10 cohtrovsrt. 1t IS no answer
to our charges to make this, sneaking,
coWardiy iattaeknp us bysa cores
poiEdent who IS so ashamed of his
dirty work that he dares 81 1not make
known his name to his readers. "Fair
Play" forsooth! 1t is such ttair play
as the assassin shows you hen he
plunges the atflletto into your back
from from his coneealment in the dark.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

~ ''' hos A .1W4sHIs special ssys aEheT
sai afIOss of the Treasury Department by
.saos deposidng inithe First National Bank
10 4ni6f Washingt6n q might d.haYe been
.'.es .ssa avoided by InoYiug the money about
ss!l 10 fftY, yards in a westerly direction to
adp athe United States Treasury vaults,
sasiizi there to be drawn boat on checkhl
,.iis .s 10 This was the mode adopted by Seere4
i.seiiei f.. 9ary Guthrie, the idea being that The
oily Omitted States Treasurer could keep
mos gthe public moneyqas well iasa bank
exIssdeA At the time, when BfcC CdIl0chl was
go a. - Secretary of the Treasury the Jay
4alfi Cooke concern had on deposit six or
sa anieight million dollars, when the United
States Treasury was only just across
the street.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

Cd gHEoD Democrat man ltalkslabOut Mr..
Goss, wing sneaked' around, enter
ing peoples, houses BY the - sa : doors
to- stealthilYi getothe votes Of Republi-
cans. Bahli Mr., G6ss5 has idone no
such thing, and Observation-Disclosures it.
UipAt to the time Of the ptblttation OF
his brief address, he had presented his
,papen asking the votes of Republicans.
freely and without any. effort or pur-
pose of -cohceaiment, todevery one he
met, and all this blarney about un-
fairnessismere nonsense. Q4Eneigh-
borsknoW Mr. Goss to be. aigentleman
whose personal, political and business
character is above repro zach -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

Gsf 9F6HCouamon Pleas Judge--l aEat
~ AENE1 iGsI RASN44sf of Portage
-ssIa fSSsas9 = 7fisf fOERIN srEvENs OF Palmyra,
: - 49, = ~ - GEORGE w BARD Of Brimdeld.
- sEsS5gf5f III DAlEIELiW. Goss. Of Edinburgh
s.oa oF RsSoTiseE4 ss,,sSse zsf
E8h tB66 Prb6cnffng kteOmey-4QH - taft5
IsA4e If PHILIPS. Of Carrots viilel
siu1lsii Sliflt d5WII.nIaM PAUIUsSf sufasd.
-ai siips eo9lmis Hfckox of Aurora
-aisgf6 DireetOt II iThfr16 aryz1f
-so1q ials0fanr gilo y AStalQte9 4 N.ot ksyenna:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

: oCoNGEEss appfopriates 9f$5. .000 q
year, or about SIS a day TOR 4lef
for Grants rqnt.s house at Washington.
No one. will doubt that that-amonht
of fuel is actually y used in that insti-
tuition, ana itwoald be slanderous to
intimate that any ring is. maxim
money by furnishing itrdoea = 80
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

THERE is no abatementin the yel-i
low fever at- Shreveport, La, and rthe
state ofaffairs thefeissaid to be truly
heart1rendingb 9hl Il aqiqoniA ad'l7o9
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

? TO JlIIIll lII5IltllI 2 Y JIJU J
,ieHEREi are the taxeslaeyied in Ohio
ifoa' State purposes 9t red Wolia 50
For theyehr 1S79! .Q.a a 435 p 2 81 46f 5S7
EOrtheyear 1sTSyI..l tllssloi 5,226, ,26O
1t will be seen that the sincr ease is
nearly million of dollars, or twenty
per cent. nt.,!2ili Win. some Republican
paper oE speaker explain this isatisfae7
torily to the people? What was there
going onh in 1873 that called for this
oprodigiotis increase2 OF course all
our answer win be that . Republican
Legislature made the appropriations
and Republican State Ofioers had the
handling and disbGrsiagl the moHea
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

u. the opening address before the
Republican State Con Ventioii of Mas
ssachusetts Mr.. Bullock admitted the
ire guIagities and frauds OF the Re-
publican party. These he said s'were
at frst. denied" 1by the party, next
.seopniysd at, and afterwards con-
demhed under the pressure: of inn
bending elections, y" Here is d Repubg
ifcan declaration that the accusations
of the Opposition are. well founded.
The credit Mobilier swindlle indie was first r:
was afterwards cohni9ed at, and fihal-i
ly and feebly condemned. So with a
long list of public offenses. "These
things" saws Mr., Bullock from the
platform OF the Massachusetts Con-
Mention, "haye gone as far as the good
name jlel 9K the party Of e the be public sense
Cdu DC44Pf EssfFas sfrr. =4.tt .{ssss.F
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

AlsL1eHr 10 irregdlarityyl has been
discovered in the Pittsbdfgh POST
ofles,' iJohn H,o stewart, the Post
masters having been arrested for em-
'bezzIing $38, 8,0O01a II ,is assorted that
The G6vernment win Iose nothing,
as sStewart's properly. i Valued at
100000, and his bail is worth over a
million.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

The factlTthat Senator Thurman
was willing to do what Garfield re-
iqlpssted Oakss Ames tod0o -4'Let him
off easy" so pleases the friends of the
grsabo grabber; that ofheyi quote his
say4ngEin that regaFdqih' season and
out; season ; and their wrath is un-
IGontrQl when We refer them to
thetTeport of9aa committee, mostly
Republicans finding that Garfield had
lied before his c8hshtdsnts when he
said ond' the stump TIA that he he e0 had no
connection with the Credit Mobilier
and knew nothing about it, They
are quite welcome to adopt the opin-
ion of Thurman iii iii ! the ii prenises.Ibut.
we claim the right tollEeceive the
chmstanees aSdeVelspedIi in the testi-
m6hy aud the cohclusfohs of the COM
'mittee drawn y ON, the proofs before
them, without snbjeeting ourselves
to the ealRmnyn Of anonymous scrib-
.blers. t25iis yH all .3qm9lao5 = -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02
Heetlsn Tickets.

.f9i1IiOq a sl5u Eaeetlqn Tie4ets.8H sl5i
se x3n6W WelshallshzEe the Demo ocnatic5 Tick.
avasefa printed and ready fer destributioni
- 9oeRtIy next week ~ Let the 'Comtnittee7I
men from the several townships send
a58Iina abkfore, the last . day and, supply
MasIs NtenissIyes3 3iBgt5Tq .Hoissaq ri Slioi
.E&0g5 vtl-L1illlLs = 4 z
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

-issih just after;, .lodt forms had been pnts
-ssaatg press last week we received letter
kaa -fF0mnA knon.notify ring ms of the nomi1
-ssa9sh shatfoia lofI sAle xanderl HIeegd7nmins al
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

%. : - +" = t'''4'l The panic and Ohfo.a 2iA
/. i The good people Of Ohio will be
called upon very shortly to chooselR a
Legislat ture that viii in its .tnFn choose
a United States; Senator. This Sena4
tor VIII. have only one vote outiI0f.
seyenty-fo But he. may neverthe-I
less do great good or great mischief
We beg the; people of Ohio to cons
template the present condition of. this
city. Ten daYs ago, the financial conn
munity both here and elsewhere held
what are by, courtesy called securities.
am ounting exclusive Of United States
boRdsl TO at least 5000, 10000. To-,
day, these SOCIAL led securities are esti-
mated I'd be worth .$I,000,000, 600, and
half of them are actual " unsala ablefat
any price, Banks and financtal inati-
tutious are gofged with them deposit
tors who supp posed their Swings to- be.
IN good hands find that their means
are locked up ii unconvertfbie bonds
and. stocks while bankers and finan-
eial men of great means Stand unable
to devise relief with nplentycof means
at their disposal. What has caused
this. depression? Is it in reality only.
a loss Of ifaithF. let the tfhth be told.
The land-grabs, Withopt which no
mushro ON railroads could have start
ed into life afe at thelvery bottomi of
this disastar. The land grant system,
if it can be called a system, was from
/ the. very outset d sWindle.e The lob
bies which got the grants, The schem-
ers who started the roads to be built,
The; bank kers, who lent themselves to
SELF the bonds, are all parties toithe
great s swih1ie. But the resp onsibilityl
must far upon the 1aw1lrnakers who
l1ent themselves first of aif to this corr
lrdptiot..' e ask. the people Of Ohio
how Ditch their Radical Senator Sher-
man man Lifted his, voice against land
], ,grabs2 Let them search the record
and see how great 4 Responsibility
| really fails to the shafe Of the Radical
Ohio delegation for this double rob-
4 berry, first rob Bing the people of their
birthrig ght-theE land land, secondly,
| tdelbding them into the purchase of
! worthless .ailr Dad bonds: riRiH 3d3 j
I Wilt Ohio Id AOetober indorse the
ring thai for partisan purpose alone
set up nHsht6 ON firtns IS our Nation
al bank abroad to transact the Gov
erhment bhsiness z Is Ohio ready to
| pfo1ong the National huniliation by
which this day it comes thatno United
States Consul and no United STATES
fr1gate can yet "a iholiaf paid oruad-
vaheed from the financial agents oo1
the greatest and no doubt the richest
nation on the globe? If it is its
Quickest course Is to Secure the, yre-
eleci9n ST Senator SiShferman,-N. Y.
Is ~ Yfts ~ <iYYtf1ro ssftfugftnlasfl -0h5G
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

=, We, Are sorry oIesrh that rebukes
to- Republicans coming from the
source of the PRESS, are not very
heartily felished by Fair, Play ? and
his dssrosiatesa. what 4 pityp ,ot sa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

from ms concealment in the dark.
DoNFg BE- Observation-Disclosures.
Bile exoitement was created. in town
Monday morning byreason of slight
run on the banks by a few frightened
depositoFs, swhe were influenced
thereto by reports put in circulation
by certain eviI-disposed persons that
the banks were in & falling. condition.
These reports are wholly yunWarranted.
and any one who will give them cur
feney must be influenced by malice.
Such reports can only. tend to create
unnecessary alarm and not only to in
jure the business of dtaie place and
community bdt9iop othe izdepositors
themselves by, destroying confidence.
The banks of this place are all in
safe.and solvent condition beyond the
least question: They have bnot been
the l9osef BY the Suspensions Of EasHI
erhS banks, and there is not a dollar OF
their funds bgt ais5 loaned upon the
most uudonbtedq seGuritys o When
they receive the funds of depositorss
they loan It out .0 their Customers
that itamaX BE- drawing interest for
theci benefit ofhbOth thhlmsalRes and
their depositOFsgs s41hese loans are
generally hpoh So, Sd ana 80 days
lime, and if dspositors required them
to keep itsconstantIYlon hand it would
DE ofpoiinterest ~ whatexef forthem 10
do a aeposite busfhesgw 0facodrse, il.
would be possible to crippttse. ans any, bank,
ing institution ii theirs depesitors
should all fatnoBce or within ia few
days rush in upon them and demand
their funds. No BANK ID existence
iceuld withstand isuch.f a. pressure.
There is not the least necessity or ex-
euse for panic here, aad5no one who
desires the welfare, OF the community,
Of the banks Of their1 depesitors will
be instrumental ind circulating these
false reports Business mi en- Band all
others, instead Of try7itiffg to get up, a.
panic should strfyeto allsyy eexzcitement eez
and restore confidence, and instead of
unnecessarily wit thdlawing their mon
ey from the Banks, should, when prac,i
,tti5eable, Z, increase their. deposites. We
say again, don't be alarmed. .1j
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

- sTskcdunoa Ils.s gqass,,. 80 g !, ,.ot.,, :.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

- ~
l!i fFAIR. Play by his coWardly inu-
andoesS charges us with having gone
around with hat in handy begging
fd0hations with which to lstartih b Dem
ocratio, paper. Every subscriber to
the stock of the.PEess9 Company and
rthbse who had the omatter i'm charge
will bear us. witness that we did not.
even see the subscription paperi tin
after after The amount required had been
sRbseribed.1lB But when the sneak sets
outatoi tell a lie he does hot scrupi6 to
make it out of whole cIotll Without a
shred Of truth ii j IT, sg'E ~ 5lo si,i
Fg, 4 Bts29srqt af4gy ysa i5Sith hav-
ing used improper means to in1luepee)
kRepHbliesns to iextenfb to. us their ad7.
lsvsrtfsingi patronage, by threatening
them Withdrawal Or b Democratic pat
ronage, There is not enc particle of
truth in the acharge0lIjW have ever
js0lhimed that it wasothei interest of ey--
cry business man to place his business
before the entire community and that
when heyneglected toldoso. by refusing
to adveftisein a Dem ooFa#ies paper on
Facco2hf { Bf its politics, he thereby yir-,
tpally says he, does not desire Demo-
cratic patronage. lFhe gentlemen who
threaten to lOpu heads from official
shoulders BECAUSE, they proeare work
abroad q, half the price charged by,
the old re-lie-able, aud who golaround
lecturing Republicans because they
iiiget JOB work done at iou4g office are
Eths last men in the world who sbsuTaI
lecture rs about using Unfair and dis
hon orabie means to procure business,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

-sb OH MRss w FAnBO1s, a aRepsbliean Con-
sra gfessfnaa rom iFeFhion4, is9ys in d
sa.ilp Con nl ny the phbiie press,
vzoni that he S has certain edges that
a9i9 Grant shfgedg the Congressional steal
- aoi.bef6rel iEwas adopted by Congressg
-assA 'as well as approving 6f it aafterwafd.s
And vet Radicalism has undiminished
-e1a 1soufdence1 in fGensFahG Grant andaun-
reservedly Approves of his admihis4
SisbHstration He9d sal aHisiI YiIad 81 qi
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

Democratic Senatorial Ticket.
1om q 9g -laE4 douW T1T gBd sH
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

the Democratic can al te2 2fofl Senator
-iila3fqkn ms s w 3 haks Know
-sHHo AIR. G0mnins for many years, and
5ssa44 4fnoefI him to be kdnaime Democrat.
q man of excellent business qdalitica7
& tons and habits, and iAtim II II ateIy con-
sassg nacted with the two countieE compos-
sasb ing this Senatorial DistrictJ The nonn-
Eies ainati6n islam excellent oneSand we
heartily commend Mr. q. I'd the sup
lsss lss 6iRqt tbe pe9pIe IF his ie0nnty.rgo
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02
Democratic state Ticket. /.

RAvENNA THURsDAY. ocr. 2. 1873.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

.AMgELp.H HAnRIs EDlsos. AsD rusLIsHEs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-08
DIED,

SEYBoLD.- Tuesday morning, January 4,
1879. ~ ~ o'clock, JOAN PETER SETBoLD, aged
u years.
The funeral will sakC place from his late real.
dcnce, east sldo Of Main street, between JCiysr.
son and Adams, on Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. Friends OF the family are invited to at
tend.
Intermont at Nj. Wood Cemetery.
BRLLEVILLE.- Monday, January 0, 1873. at
BX o'clock =. H., MAGGIE, daughter Of Thomas
Il. and NJ ]. BolCyilc in the l5ih year OF her age,
Funeral from tho resideuee Of John W. BOlle.
Vile, Fulton, at 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning,
Friends OF the family are invited.
GOoD.-On Monday evening. January 6, 1873,
at SX O'Clock, BENoN 8. Coon, In tho S7th year
OF his ago.
Tho Edneral will take place nom his late resi-.
denec. corner Centre and 9Th streets, on Wednss-
day, the 9Th inst, at O'Clock TN. Tho friends
Of the family are invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-08

A CuoTEAU avenue (Ss. Louis girl
frankly couEesses that her advocacy Of the
wonan's rights movement is due to the
insane desire to wear red top boots and o
pocket pistol.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-08

To the Editors OF tho IntellIEGncer.
perceive on reading my remarks on
the late Adam Kuhn, in your paper Of
TO day, there Is this grave typographical
error; For "his love Of money" please
read This love OF homo" sc,
Please insert this and Oblgo
A FELLow.CITI2EN.
lEeR@urQ, January Z. 1878.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-08

FoR RENT IN
The BRICK HOUSE occupied by James VI
Mckee. on Clay street, East Wheeling, as gro
ccryand dwelling, ono amoIg tho best business
stands in the city. Possession April l, 1873
For terms apply to
deci6 A. N. ADAMS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-08

NOTICE.-THOsE INDEBTED
In TO the subscEi Der arc hereby notified that
can be made on the ID day Of January, fsTl,
To prevent any confusion, proper ohlccrs will
be In attendance, and NO fear need be entertained
By interested parties Of any dlSAgTeeRble eonSe.
uuOrsC on account Of the rush. Only limited
number can DO admitted at dmO-the door
opening inward; tho precautiOn being deemed
necessary on account Of tho experience Of the
jGni CHAs, q. BERRY.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
STEAMSHIP NOTES.

The United States steamer Frolic is about
sailing for st. Johns with stores for the relief Of the
Poars survivors, though up to late hour yesterday no
definite orders had been received She viii, however
doubtless leave to-day and is expected TO return IN
about 10 days.
The fine new propeller Arizona which, from the ef-
feeus OF collision, at the ST. Clair Flats, few
days ago. has been raised by the Coast Wreckng Com
pany under the superintendent OF Capt Merritt and
was towed into Detroit, Mich, yesterday morning.
The Arizona belonged 20 the Evans line, plying be-
tween Buffalo aud Chicago, and was one OF the nnest
the great lakes having been built only aDouh
q year ago. at q cost OF 100000
Two loads OF the Atantics cargo, consigned 10 the
Coast Wrecking Company, are about leaving HaIlIAA
for this port.
The steamer ST. Petersburg recently wrecked at Ber-
muda and since raised, is expected " arrive IN New
York IN few days.
The ferry boat George Law injured by collision 10
the East River, Wednesday, has been towed 70 the
foot OF SOnth Eighth-st, Wllllamsourgh and repairs
havealready been begun. The damage 10 the maehln-
cry somewhat greater tnan AT first supposed, and
1t viii probably require 800 70 repair IT,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
MR.. BERGH DEFEATED.

In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday
there a brought mp which attracted consider
able attention Henry Bergh appeared IN Court with
his attorney E. Gerry, and Assistant
Lyons W. F. Kensng appeared for the prisoner. John
Deister was brought before the Court charged with
cruelty TO animals. The principal witness was Sherman
p Sage testified that be agent for the Society
for Prevention Of Cruelty 70 Animals that on July
IS 1881, at saughterh house az the foot of Forty
ffth-st., z. r., he saw the prisoner strike an
OK over the head and eyes, and insert his fingers
in the animals eyes that the weapon was club about
four feet long and two and half inches IN crcumfer
ence that at time he saw prisoner committing
the acts OF cruelty the witness concealed In buld
ing next the yard where the OK was The prisoner
Dc MED that he inserted his fingers the ewes oil tue OK
and claimed that at the time referred 10 he had broom
In hand and was sweeping and that he had nothihg
10 do with the slaugherng OF the animals AL thAt place.
and struck the OK two three times With the DEOon
because the animal was pulling back. The Jnry were
out about Is minutes, and returned verdict Vi ae-
Quttal.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
THE CANDIDATES.
The Board then adjourned.

Joseph l.. Perley is the present Chief En-
ineer Of the Fire Department. He belonged the old
Volunteer Department a member Of Live Oak Engine
Company No. A. OF which he finally chosen Fore
man. He was elected an Assistant Engineer, and held
that position the time the Volunteer Department
disbanded He was offered and accepted the position Of
Assistant Engineer IN the Metropolitan Fire Depart
ment on its organization, and subsequently
promoted 20 be second in command 20 Chief
Engineer Kingsland, and when the latter resigned
promoted 70 I'LL the vacancy He bears the reputation
Of brave and experienced officer, whose Judgment on
occasions OF extreme peril has been the means OF avert
ing extensive condagratons The drill and discipline OF
the Department has steadily improved since he has been
at its head In politics he is Republican, but has not
taken an active part politics he entered the paid
Fire Department
Roswell d. Hatch has been for several years past
practicing lawyer. He prominent member OF the
Young Democracy, has been or the Executive Com
mltee OF the Apollo Hall organization from the XIXth
Assembly District since the formation OF the Organzd
toD and has also been member Ofithe Committee OF
Seventy since its formation He has never before held
office.
bly, District Republican Association ana has been Tor
70 wears an active Republican. he was Deputy COlec-
Tor OF Internal Revenue under Judge Alexander Hpald-
ing in 1869 served his time in the old volunteer
Department and engaged in The manufacture OF
leather having a factory In MdcdOugal-st
Walter W. Adams has been Tor several years Deputy
Gperutendent Buildings under James VI. MICgrr
the present superintendent He Is practical builder
He is Democrat but has never taken an active part IN
politics. He once elected School Trustee in the
EiDbtu Ward.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
MUSICAL NOTES.

A Schumann Festival is to be held at Bonn
thls sumner the purpose OF dcfrlyng OF
mouuIpent composers grave ia the cemetery Of
LlIat town.
A supplementary Spring season of Italian
opera limited 10 one night is 10 be gwen by Mr. Aaret-
zek at Academy OF Music the 18th 0f May Nine.
Lucca and Miss Kellogg WILL appear IN Mignon.N
Mile Liebhart is TO have a farewell benefit
concert this evening at S.enway Hall. The principal
FEATURE OF the programme Is duo by Eublnseln aud
Miss Mehhg VINO will play Schumanns Audante aud
variations two pianos. Nile. Drasd, NJ Sauret, and
other artists, VIII also appear.
Foreign papers announce that, ar the per-
soual request Of the Austrian Emperor, GOunod mas
agreed that the first performance Of his new opera,
POlyeuce," snail take place az Vienna during the Ex
position. Inc composer sUpuates that the role Of Pau
li,le snail De lnIrusted to Mrs. Weldon