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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25
ITEMS FROM VIRGINIA.

The registration in Petersburg closed ycSter-
day.
Mr.. Robert II. Kellluger died suddenly Ia Nor
folk, on Wednesday last, Of heart disease.
Va, Is discontinued. The mail goes TO Norfolk.
WIN. II. Baton has been received at the Rich
moud penltehtlary for twelve years from Prin-
cess Ann county, for shooting his uncle, Man
well Baton.
Tue pay and services OF J. L. Bearjsley, route
N. Z. have been discontinued.
Mr.. Algernon Bentley, OF Petersburg, was ap-
pointed agent and operator a. Pleasant Hin, last
will be stationed ncar Suffolk.
Messrs. wtiNam walsh and John Wiley who
have been to the African diamond fields for
some tltno past, arc expected to arrive at their
home, In Richmond, next week.
II Is stated that since the completion OF the
Chesapeake ami ohio railroad there have been
opened along the line seventeen coal mines,
seven iron-Ore beds, aud twelve blast furnaces
have been built. The new furnaces completed
ani In course Of erection will have a total an.
nual product OF one hundred and twenty thou.
sand tons OF pig Iron.
The State Council Friend, Of Temperance that
aas been holding is annual session At Msaches =
| suing year: President, j. W. Newton, Stanton;
| associate, d. W. Thurman. Gordonsville; chap.
lain, Rev. W: o.. Lumpkln. Manchester; secre.
John A. jefferson, Petersburg: conductor, W
J. Kidd, Nelson; sentinel, j. NJ. johnson, Rock
bridge.
About four miles OF the rails on the VALLEY
/ railroad have been laid out from lIarrisonburg
The graduation Of the bed has been nearly al
completed to this place, aud the ballastlng Il
going on as fast as possible. II Is believed b!
substantial rosd.Sed in The Tni,ed states whel
finished. Work Il being prosecuted on the SINAI
wooden bridges and preparation being made 70
the immense iron structure over Middle river
Ys.-- -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25

Election OF Omcrrs OF the Club.

Election OF Onicers Of the Club
Last night meeting OF the sixth District Re-
publican club was held at williams hall, n
Pennsylvania avenue, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets.
Mr.. ). L. Thomas, the president of the clab,
called the meeting to order, and asked for re-
ports from the several committees Of the club.
The executive committee being called on,
informed the meeting that II had no report TO
make.
The campaign committee reported that 1t had
done the WORK assigned II, and the finance CON.
mittee reported collections TO the amount OF
S32.i5 which hal been expended. The report
was accepted, and the committee continued TO
prosecute its collections.
The president, Mr.. Thomas, here retired from
the chair, with appropriate acknowledgements oil
the favor by which he had held the ONCE.
A. II. Underwood was elected chairman and Il.
G. Freeman secretary pro ioBt.. when vote OF
thanks was rendered to the retiring president.
The foowing-named gentlemen were then
elected officers of the club for the ensuing year
President, Jas. &. Waugh: vice president, j. T.
Lewis; secretary, X. A. Gray; treasurer, Dr. =
u. Watts.
Mr.. Waugh. uron assuming the chair, returned
thanks for the honor conferred In calling him to
preside.
motion was made TO amend the rules 80 Al
10 have three vice presidents, hut Its consldeta'
ton was postponed. The meeting adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.

Qunkers En Route for North Cnrolinn.
There arrived at the Baltimore aud ONO depot
yesterday morning. about O'Clock, party num-
beriug about four hundred anil NIFTY members OF
the Society OF Friends, VINO arc en- route Tor
New Garden, near Greensboro, Guilford county,
North Carolina, TO attend their annual meeting,
and alsD to pay a visit to their relatives. The
marty Is composed OF men, women and chiluren'
and they come from Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, KAN
sas and other Western states. The meetings IN
that section are over, that 10 baltimore con-
cluded on Thursday las, and the one In NoIth
Carolina will probably be the closing one Tor tue
wear and Is expected TO continue for one week.
These ''yearly meetings" OF the Friends cor
respoud to the church conferences OF other de-
nomination., when nll their church anIirs are
discussed ali being on an equality, with no dele
gates, and no particular preference shown 70
one individual more than another. They are
plainly dressed, honest looking set OF people, the
men being In homespun. with broad-brlmmeu
hats and wide coat skirts, the women IN PLAIN
hut neat dresses, with hod-shaped bonnets, and
many OF them hearing chubby-faced children IN
their arms. They appeared to mind their own
buslness, 80 much so a. to be almost clanntsh,
Keeping 10 themselves, although polite and re-
spectful wien addressed. The excursion Is un-
der the management of Friend Addison Conn, q
folly, large man, who seems well calculated u
,arfy IL through successfully, being constantly
on the alert TO the wants OF all. The party lei
here about O'Clock yesterday for their destina-
ton, many OF them being anxious TO reach the
end of their Journey,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25
now CAPTAIN HALL DIED.
importnut Statements by Secretary Robe:

Ftuttuituts by secretary HOne.
son.
The New York Tribune of yestcr,ay contained
the following dispatch from this city: Secretary
Robeson made some important statements, In
conversation to-day, regarding the results OF
the examinations of the two parties known as
the Tyson party and the Buddngton party OF the
rolaris Arctic expedition. lie said that there
was no longer any doubt that Capt. Han died
natural death; that there were no facts that
pointed In the slightest degree toward any other
story, and that the whole report had Its origin
In a mlschieyous anpposition by sensational
newspaper. lie said none Of the gentlemen as.
ISOLATED with hun on the exsmlnaton belleyeh
such story, and all OF them who have been In
condition TO know pronounce the story lmposs-
The facts, said Secretary Robeson, were as fol.
lows: Captain Hall was man OF full habit, q
large cater, and subject to flts Of heavy head
active @ s a hs nsvs
as he needed, To relieve his severe headache
It was his habit TO eat large quantities Of raw
The irritation and Elimination which relieved The
vertigo and headache. The Polaris being blocked
| In and unable to proceed further, her command
iourney. Il took him seven DAYS OF the severest
trial and suffering To reach the highest point at
talned by man, and he was much OF the time
without the necessities OF NE. lie slept 10 w.
| was often required to relieve the dogs by draw
ing the sledge himself. lie returned In 1--WE days,
having become familiar with the country.
During these twelve days or two weeks he was
| exercising violently In an atmosphere % to y
deg. below zern and sleeping constantly In NJ.
skin clothes. The ship was covered with canya:
and was surrounded with snow and Ice TO IN,
depth OF many feet, narrow pathway GU
| through the hard snow being the only means o
reaching the deck. When Captain Hall returne,
he entered his cabin, eight by fifteen feet
| which was wholly without ventilation and occu
pied by SIX other persons. This was heated b.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25
NAVY YARD AFFAIRS.
Movements aud Repairs Of yesseis-Ap

Movements aud Repairs OF NesSris-Ap
pointments. Ac.
The United States steamer Fortune Is being
hauled up on the ways In the eastern ship-house,
preparatory to being repaired. This vessel wa'
ntted up as an experimental torpedo-ooa'.
hut there being no further use for her
in that capacity the machinery used
for torpedo experiments Is to be removed
by the department OF steam engineering, and the
space thus made vacant Is to he fitted up as u
sleeping apartment for the crew. After her re-
pairs are complete the Fortune will go into CON-
mission, under command Of Lieutenant Com
mander J. q. Green, and will DO attached to the
North Atlantic squadron, on survey duty.
Mr.. Theodore Il. Baldwin, of Pennsylvania,
has been appointed store clerk In the Equipment
bureau, vice Joseph Clendanlel, who died OF
consumption on the 2lst inst. Mr.. Clendaniel
was q clerk In the yard for the past eight years,
and was highly esteemed by all who came In
contact with him for his numerous good quail
ties.
Mr.. Robert Griith has been appointed quar-
terman OF shlpwrghts In the construction de-
partment, vice WiAiam McDermott, dismissed.
During the week thirty-three labOrers were dis
charged from the same department.
The repairs OF the United states steamer Get
tysburg will be completed to-day, and II Is anti
Cipated she viii go into commission on Monday,
taking the place OF the Tallap0osa, which Will be
thoroughly overhanled at the yard before being
again placed In service. The Gettysburg Will be
commanded by Captain ID. q. McRitchie, and
manned by the same crew that sailed the ITALIA
UOOsa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25

Death Of Policeman Joseph W. frankiin.
Joseph W. Franklin, ex.sergeant OF the Metro
politan police force, died yesterday morning, at
his late residence, No. $40 Massachusetts avenue
northwest, OF consumption. Mr. Franklin was
thirty mine years OF age, and had been member
OF the police force since ls6t, and o valuable
ofncer, maintaining the respect and confidence
OF his brother oficers and the citizens OF this
District generally, among whom he was well
known. lie leaves q wife aud one child. Some
months ago, In consequence OF lll-health. he was
relieved OF street duty, and assigned TO special
duty at police headquarters, but the disease
from which he was sunerlng-consumptlon-
80 far advanced that he was obliged to give VI
after q few weeks. lila brother-in-law, Mr.
Charles II. Keen, who lived In the same house
with him, died at O'Clock Thursday afternoon
OF typhoid fever.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25
THE DEATH PENALTY.


Application for Communication Of sentence.
The application OF the counsel Of Henry Young
alias Charles Williams, convicted for the murder
OF Frank Hahn, and sentenced to be hung the
18th OF November, for a coulmutatlon OF the
death penalty to imprisonment for life, yester-
District Attorney Fisher. The counsel petition
for the Communication on the ground that the owl
1ence was circumstantal and there may be
doubts as to his guilt. Judge Fisher reported
that the case, In his opinion, was not proper
one for Executive clemency, and In his letter
says: "rhe murder Of Hahn was most brutal,
and while II Ia truc That the evidence was clr-
cunstantlal II was none the less convincing to
the Jury, who, In my opinion, returned proper
verdict" The prisoner has now gwen up all
hopes OF life, and Is making his preparations for
death, receiving the Instructions OF Rev, MI,
ii InlsteF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25
NORTH CAROLINA INDIAN FRAUDS


At the late session OF the United States court
al Greensboro, North Carolina, the trial OF the
rase OF the vnited States W.. James q. blunt,
John T. DeweeSe and others, indicted for con.
spiracy to dcfraud the United States, was put or
upon the application OF the defendant, Blunt
Blunt Deweese and Others, II Is alleged, con.
splred with SHETLAND, agent OF the Government,
10 take from each Indian the SUN Of s. OF the So
TO which each was entitled. The only defend
ant present for trial was General Blunt, and he
applied for the continuance for the absence OF
JOckuick, u witness residing In Washington.
The Government was represented by District
Attorney Lusk and MessTs. Woodnn, Ball, aud
Keogh. General Blunt was represented by Gen
eral Leach and Mendenhall and staples. The
ease will be again taken up the second week u
ha A nrtI term 1874
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25
THE DISTRICT MILITIA.


Consultation with tov. Shepherd.
The ofIlcers OF the militia regiments visited
Governor Shepherd last night at the Executive
once, when 4 general interchange OF opinion
followed regarding the best mole OF completing
a thorough organization Of the District troops.
Governor Shepherd expressed himself as being
anxious that the proposed regiment would he sue
cessfu, aud promised to give his earnest sup
port In accomplishing its organization. The
meeting was In every respect pleasant, and the
Officers retired satisfied that the consultation
with the Governor will result bencncially.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25

The record OF marriage licenses Issued during
the week ending yesterday Is as follows: Y. N
Sullivan and A. L. Kingsley, Paul lIerne and
Mollie Green, William Chedai and Rose Rdmon-
ston, Jacob West and Mary Horning, ]. Wood
ward and Louisa Bowen, William Iutchison and
Ann DAVIS, Daniel Clark and II. Baker, John T.
Wood and l.. 4. Marcy, J. II. Anderson and l.. Y.
Fowler, Lloyd Cesco and Martha Digs, L. Lewis
and Il. Bell, q. II. MllArd and L. A. Jones, Robt.
| Holmes and 5. Y. Jones, ]. Orange and y. Lacava
l.. Payne aud L. A. Perryman, N. Richardson
| and L. Hill, q. II. Powers and Matte Fishnan.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25

Menlioning- of Miserable Marriages.
The special term still continues to be the goal
OF many marriages. Mary A. Sherwood entered
suit yesterday to obtain divorce from Burk
sherwood. She alleges that they were married
ut Cape Vincent, Jefferson county, New York,
on the 80 OF october, 1873, hut that her husband
has since become aud still Is q habitual drunk
ard and that his conduct has been OF character
30 violent that she can no longer live with him.
The case will he heard In January.
AbsalOm Transne asks divorce from Eeanora
Catherine Transue, on grounds which he con-
sllers Sufficient In law.
divorce from John H. MckibbOn. She alleges
that she married her husband In 1869, In New
YORK city, hut that he has since been Imprisoned
Tor forgery, and has not contributed to her sup
port. She therefore asks divorce.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25

NORTH CAROLINA CoUNTERrEirEus.

Tho I.aie Raid - Foreman Of u Grand
Jary Arre.icd-A PreJudicsd Account.
NEW YORK, Oct. g. The Herald has the fol-
lowing dispatch from Greensboro, N. c.:
The exploits Of the secret service men among
the Queersmen. and the arrests Of the latter, arc
the sensation and the excitement OF the hour.
I Unfortunately, however, for the public good,
there has been uncalied for delay and the gross
est mismanagement In enecting the arrests OF
the counterfeiters In this State. The original
and carefully -matured plan determined upon in
general consultation by the secret service corps
at Knoxville-that Of making general and con.
ccrted descent on Monday-has been departed
FROM and the prospect now Is that quite num-
her OF the counterfeiters will escape. The United
states marshal mere did not act with the prompt.
ituie, secrecy and determination the occasion
required, though urged to do so by the secret
service men In this section, and hence the delay
and uncertainty about the arrests. Added to
this, the deputy marshAls sent to make the ar
rests were selected from the very worst mate
Of a moral status that evokes the contempt OF all
honest men. No action was taken here until
Tuesday, and then only
4 PARTIAL MOVEMENT
was made. Two squads OF deputy marshals, ac-
Companied by secret service men, were dis
| patched to the counties OF Cabarru3 and Rowan,
where arrests were made to the number OF nine,
| three Of whom escaped or were lost after their
Les nfurp the m0at HluRular these IA the nj
,est ri Vim A Wouct. 4 wealthy man Al Sniis.
hurry where no was Al The lime foreman OF the
grs5d inry At Inc STATE Circuit Court. When /,
wss discSyere,i by thc state AUTHORIZED that 4
LATED states mafshai had laid yiolent hanIs or
| an imnortant civil functionary As
THE FOREMAN or TIE GRAND JURY.
| q warrant was forthwith issued for the arrest oil
| the deputy marshal for contempt Of court The
latter, with more than ordinary zeal aud deter.
mination, retained his prisoner. notwithstand-
ing, and when brought into court exhibited a,
w ,sn, ~ ,an ,nis IN V w.,.ha, 80 ~
ieasrd mon hia own re- ovniz ance' md The inry
man. being aadly reanIred TO make an inlet,
ment. was brought before United States Com
missioner and vas hailed in the snm OF Is. ooo Il
annear Fiynn n Bradshaw was arrested nj hi,
Iepl,dence Gya miles from emma Grove depn,. N
| Rnwsn ennnty having On hls nersnn two haii
dollar and Two void doiIar counterfeit coins
| nay,d LInhart a farmer ~ resncciahiIity wa,
can,nrel Liant fonrteen miles from saIi,bury
bnt xhIIe On Ioute ia tbat civ paye The mar .hs
the s,in 100 ami was iost IA Ianircy and q
y Innpy,eI' hoih tobacco specuIAtors and farmer,
In RoSan connty. were arrested NJ their homes
the sormer in a frid Tho latter AT hIs house.
While Inc former was being Conducted 10 III,
r.. ss,,,a.,al ,ha lnnncsn, nsscnr 10 aIi,,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25
Temperance.

Last night Ray Of Hope Lodge, !. o. q. T.,
held meeting for comforting the degrees upon
Erastus G. Finch and Walter Drummond, appli-
cauts. Mr.. Theo. 7. Reid presided, and con-
ferred the degrees as the deputy OF the Grand
Worthy Chief Templar. The lodge then met In
the subordinate degree, anu M Interesting pro-
CRANE, under the "Good OF the Order" was per-
formed, made up OF recitatlons and reading the
library paper connected with the lodge. Ray
OF Hope IL receiving many accessOns 10 Its mem
bership and growing In interest weekly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25
TOTAL ABSTINENCE.
The Catholic Total Abst iaence Union Of
America,

TRENTON, N. j., Oct. H,-The new executive
council OF the Catholic Total Abstinence Union
OF America held It's nrst meeting Thursday, AT
the residence OF the president, the Very Rev.
Father Byrne, In this city. Among the members
present were the Very Rev, John Ireland, V. a.,
Of st. Paul, MINI, nrst vice president, aud the
Rev, J. d. COtteT, OF Winona, MINI. Tue Rev.
Y. \. Mlchaud, OF New brunswick, second vice
presiient, was represented by proxy. The legis-
fatiOn OF the late convention regarding Irish
emlgrants. and also the co operation with Irish
total abstinence unions was arranged. By-lAws
appointed. James W. 0Bhen. OF New York,
was nominated by the president, as provided 10
the constitution, secretary OF the union and
member OF the executive council Tor the present
wear, Catholic total ahssnence monthly Jour
nal devoted 10 the Interests OF the uni IN, 10 TO
be issued Immediately In New YORK.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25
Are Our Police the Partners Of Fclonsr
To the City OF New York the Bank of London
sends greeting:

Are Our Police the Partners Of Felop.r
n, an. cI,. =, y ". a.. n, .,,.,,,..,
40 Tue Guy Oh ne" hork inc bshk OF Lohdon
sends greeting:
"rOpr pogice dctcriirss are The Idiroys. mariners
mn, .ro,,s,or, a, Lo,;,,,I ,,r,,., n, .ri,,,f,.J "
w." ~ 80 a. "ao'. !p' u"u - '",'N.
Ths Is certainly portentous communication
from the Old lady In Threadneedle street, and to
one class among US Il ought to appeal with
nro,,,,o,, ro.as w. 80. 80, ,'n,. 49,
p'ousu' po"es. we ,e'o' '" 'nUso ia'nci
emotional nnancial gentlemen IN wall street
and thereabouts who are 80 In the habit OF esti-
mating everything which happen, in this coun.
,rv hy mo .ysc, 4, ,,I,, nro'Irro In pa,snI =, -,
ia g,n,i,onS WI" p'o''"' ~ Hus"n' VI VI
'"S 1,,,s mni,r ", p,,,.,, ,,..... .,,.,,
81, III na IN. .. huRn" ,hessase nas mn,.oW Us
r WI, n u ~, thaons, ~. maeaonne was ~,
nr,ein uu nr ,h NY nas, y, ,en5 w, VIII olcat
nu, =, ~ ,ne ,vIt y. Wy pisn noyein,
MY c,y m M rne a ~ haoha, an
III ,sa I h.yh ~ ,n , tne wsan, w"s pIaceu
and he Strangely enouyn made ITynu an Ie F
iav Two s c,tx SaI.c,,yas III, %en,,,,as anu u.
iSs msnsais ~ Ihc rss,aenp of ,Ss lnile9
Sis,e. Why vs.. th,s iIss moi ,ha vnIted
5o,,aIl. t man snd nann,,as y, ~ tms asna s
III tna o 'a as,nn nhu nI ns ., w iW
dnnn naY o ,nra ~, mn ,, tnuu, VI ng eiom MAJ
mi arra., ,na ,at'or E"o n,,,,n wv ,,,es
Prs.i,ient (ipsnts rhIs Rans ~ Enslsnn me ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25

All the Trustees sued by n Deposition.
c. W. Homer, one Of the drpositors in Mr..
John A. Run's bank, has sued the trustees ln-
diyidually for $1,000 deposited therein. lie
claims that the trustees, Messrs. a. 4. Henning
z. Jones, T. J. Gardner, q. X. and J. A. Run,
Thomas Francis, VIM. Bryan and e. A. Ilmmer-
man, having allowed the Indebtedness OF the
bank TO exceed its capital stock are, under the
general incorporation law OF the District, liable
for its debts,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25

Beaver,
DNl.I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25

The Church of the Strangers will hold divine
services In the Y. NJ. G. A. building, morning and
evening, Rev. j. p, Hubbard, pastor.
Rev. c. II, Fay will preach In the Masonic
Temple.
Mr.. 4, y. GratE, Of England, will lecture Ut the
Chrlstadelphlan synagogue.
Morning and evening services In the Young
Mems Christian Association building, Rev. Geo.
a, Needham will discourse,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25

A Good Opportunity TO Purchase Clothing
Mt n Bargain.

The well-known ciother, ]. Becker Odeon
hall, on Pennsylvania avenue, next TO the cor
ner OF Four-and-a-half street, IL closing out his
entire stock OF mems Youths and boys clothing
and furnishing goods At nrst manufacturing
prices, to discontinue the business. In the NAM
moth stock OF Mr.. Becker which has been selected
with the greatest care, there are no Old goods,
hut only the latest styles, made by practical
taiOrs, and OF the best materials. The loss OF
Mr.. Becker as q cothler will be seriously felt by
the citizens OF Washington, AS he has always
been looked upOn as reliable and falr-dealng
merchant, In whom every confidence could be
repOsed. A visit to his establishment will well
repay any one who desires to purchase good
clothing at great sacrifice OF price. A word to
the wise Is sufficient.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25

The attention Of our Lady readers Is respect.
fully requested to the large and elegant stock OF
Hurts line Shoes offered by T. y. Gartrell, 900
Seventh street, corner OF ].
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25
AGRICULTURAL.


MACON, GA, Oct. 2.-The state fair begins on
Monday, and promises to he the most brilliant
ever held In the state. Goods OF every descrlp-
tiOn and stock OF all Kinds are pouring In
twenty -nye car loads arriving daily. There are
$50 coops OF poultry on the ground, and every
thing Indicates one OF the most successful fairs
ever held In the Soute,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25

Gail and examine the fire and nurglar.proo
vaults OF the safe Deposit Company, corner o
New York avenue and Fifteenth street. for safe
keeping OF securities, Jewels, silyer.ware, or
other vaunbes. Rents, from ten To sixty dol
lars per annum, according to size. No business
man can afford to do without them.
Tate rdrHin1 rom The ChIcd,io an BOSTON frs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25

tho subscriber has been induced for the next
thirty days TO run OF his stock Of Hardware aud
Misunderstanding goods at cost for cash. No
book accounts during the time.
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
sign OF Gilt Saw,
Penna avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25

The following Is the programme for the open
air concert at III Presidents grounds to-day by
tue Marine hand, Professor l.. Schneider, con-
ductor: March aria from the opera T. Masna-
dleri, BY Verdi; overture, william Tell, by Br0s-
sinl: waltz, lie Tourn tu Monde, Ivy MetTa ne
lection from La Fayoriia, by Donlletu Grand
Ualop, Battle OF Inkermann, by I'd Van Buagen.
hout, The concert will begin at 400 O'Clock,