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ouR general market reports have not
been as full as usual for the last three or
four days owing to the arrangement Of the
telegraph lines In consequence Of the
storms Of Tuesday night and Wednesday.
We presume that the machine will be all
right from this time on.
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AHt5A9E.
MARDG GRAs, Feb. II, 1874.
Tho Memphis King Carnival. in the
the plentitude Of his power, acquired from
lllustious ancestors, whose beginning IA
coeVal with mirth, folly, relaxation And
merriment, reappears and asserta his rovRi
pleasure. Give car to bis edIcts,
l. He will, Feb. II, 1874, the day called
Mardl Gras by the vulgar, at his regal
seat In Memphis, hold Carnival.
2. He extends his gracious bidding 10
tho gentle fair and their Knights attend
ant over the broad land, and summons
his loving followers 10 his court Lei
them be arrayed in sumptuous and eve
stGFtling apparel.
D. de ordains that folly, mIrth and
metrlment shall usurp the occupation
Of the day and splendor make me nioht
as an illuminated easement. Whilst the
stars shall wink and hide behind The sahIs
Llnge 9l me sky, laughter and amaze
ment shall rule the hour,
4 he commands, by virtue OF his
aWi0l authority, all railway magnates and
steamboat princes to iorego sordid profit
and reduce the usual charges TO his royal
city one-halt. Let them tremble and
8. he orders. by supreme will, that his
pnissant and fortunate children OF the
mystic Memphis shall receive his royal
guess Win aumptuous rites and princely
hospitality, that all may welcome. Done
at ms Royal Palace in his City Of Mem
phis In the 3S73d year Of his reign.
[signed] Rex CARNfyA1.
auest' hoNoUs TYHooM
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THE COLONIAL MINISTER.

Senior Solar, late Colonial Minister, left
for New York to-day. he was accom-.
panied 10 the wharf by Captain General
Jovellar, Senior seulvetta, and other
prominent Spaniards.
The 70: de Cuba says that the Lsbo.
rents are circulating news Of q grave
character from Puerto Principe. The
fact Is but few foraging soldiers were
surprised by large force Of the enemy.
We shall not have long to walt for the
revenge General Portillo will take,
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, Jan. 1O.-This evening Cbnu,
Randolph, Secretary Of the NstionSi
Board ofTrade, one Of the delecstes nom
the Chicago Board Of Trade, left for Bal
tlmore, where the National Board con.
Venes next week.
TOTAL AMOUNT OF HOGS PACKED.
The total number Of hogs packed in
thls city since November lS is ], ,164, $50
against 7S8,2lO same time last year. MIl'
%aukee reports 21s.4l5 against 144, ,l1s
last year.
This forenoon in the Supreme Court the
Cincinnati, sandusky s. Cleveland Rail-
road Company petitioned for an attach
ment against tho property of Rush R.
Sloane In ssndusky, on a clam OF $50.
UOO lor monies received by him when
acting as agent for the company.
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The Cincinnati Commercial thinks that
we are on the eve Of an imitation in prices
OF nearly every species OF property, bul
especially OF such property as "stood the
September gale best, and which had beer
perhaps most neglected" These the
Commercial thinks are the ones likely tc
command first confidence now and In
the early future" Such, 1t says twill
doubtless receive the greatest stimulus
from impatient, idle money. and in due
time acquire fictitious values" 1t there.
fore concludes that ION current quotations
there is perhaps scarcely any description
of exchaugeable property that 1t is not
safe to hold and perhaps safe to buy"
"How much more auspiciously the new
year has opened for the business world
than It promised three months ago! The
financial storm that was then raging,
prostrating stout fortunes, paralyzing in
dustries, and stagnating business, soon
spent Its terrific force, and, though its
devastations have been extreme, It's traces
in the fields Of trade arc being cleared
rapidly away. Many Of the business en-.
terprihes that seemed then 10 be DESTROYED,
and not few Of the business men whose
future appeared to be complete blanks,
are already re.established and prosper
ing. The rebound has been surprising.
Values have nearly recovered their won't
ed or proper level, and all the signs prom.
ise a new career of prosperity and speculs-
tion."
Such being the outlook, the Commercial
thinks tho situation is most propItious for
conservative movements on tho part Of
Congress,
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The Lucca Divorce In a New York
-" 81 Court.

HUSBAND NO. 1 WANTS TIE DECREE OF
DIVORCE BIT AsIDE.
NEW York, Jan. 10.-Hon. Edward
Solmon, Ex-Governor OF Wisconsin. an
peared in the Supreme Court Yesterday,
in behalf OF Baron Won Rhaden, of Bar
lin, and made an argument on a motion
preliminary TO asking tho court TO SET
aside decree Of divorce obtained by bis
wife, popularly known as Madame
Pauline Lucca. The case Is made COM
pllcated owing to the fact that Madame
Lucca was married TO ono Vou Walhoden
soon after she obtained decree OF di-
vorce from Baron Won Rhaden. The
Baron says he and ais wife lived happily
together until Won Walhoifen, who was
wounded abcdt the same time ss himself
in the FrSuco' 'Prussian war, came 10 his
house.
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THROUGH the kindness OF the proprle-
tors OF the Wheeling INTEL11oRNcER we
are In receipt OF their handsome calendar
for 1874. The 1NTEL1oENoER is all the
proprietors claim for 1t, "the leading
paper Of the stste."-PrsstOn Countv
Journal Of the 1Oth,
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. Ronslnr Rank statement.

New York, Jan. 1o.-The following is
the weekly bank statement: Loans, In
crease, Si,5O460O; specie, increase, 81
2S3, 500; legal tenders, increase, a, ,48s, ,60b;
deposits, Increase, $14i EOS, 500; circulation,
k15 900,
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- AASAA& aus Sk1kI OFIICLH. ,
WASHINGTON. D. O., Jan. 1O.-s:OO P, X,
PROBABILITIES. .--
For the Southern States east of ths
Mississippi river, colder and clearer
weather, with light TO fresh variable
winds, increasing pressure and lower
temperature.
For Northern New England, fresh and
brisk southwesterly and northwesterly
winds, with continued clear or partly
cloudy weather, except possibly a Iigh.
For Northern New York and thence
westward to Wisconsin, continued cod
and cloudy weather will prevail. WITH
northwesterly winds backing to southerIy,
and with areas OF snow.
For the Ohio Valley and thence west
ward to Kansas and Nebraska, The
barometer will continue high, with tteez-
Ing weather and but slight cloudiness,
The pressure will probably diminish In
The Missouri Valley during Monday, with
winds backing to southerly and rising
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HARRIsDuRG, January 10.-Tho State
Grange closed its three days session yes.
terday after appointing deputies to estab.
lish subordinate Oranges. The next an
nual session will be held In Williamsnort
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Sale Of the Independent Newspaper
for $3.50, 900,

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-The IndepenGsnt
newspaper has been sold 10 parties whom
Rev. DR.. Talmsge represents for $3.50 900,
$4,000 cash and the remainder on time,
with real estate security. Four hundred
Thousand dollars was offered for the same
property four years ago. ....
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Sold.

BosToN, Jan. 10-Five hundred shares
Of Boston & Providence Railroad stock,
the remainder Of the stock authorized by
the Legislature, was sold at auction to.
day In one lot, at l47s per share.
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Killed.

LITTLE Rock, Jan. 1O.-Hon. W. D.
Brotter, Of Drew county. Ark, ex.mem-
Der Of the Legislature, fell from wagon
on Wednesday, which run over and in
stantly killed him.
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REvrvA1-We are glad to learn that
there Is quite an extensive revival pro.
greaaing in Rev. Mr.. Mullenix's church on
State street-0harIeSton Courier, ca.
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HAVANA.
A BRIG BOARDED BY spANrAnDs.

A BRIG BOARDED By sPANIARDs.
HAVANA, Jan. 10.-The brig Margaret,
Captain Blakeney, from New Orleans,
arrived here this morning. The captain
reports that the brig was boarded last
night by a Spanish gunboat ten mIles of
Moro, and he was required to show the
vessels papers. Tho commander of the
gunboat also wanted the briggs matches
raised, but the captain blankly refused,
and tho gunboat left,
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EIlzAHETu, N, j., Jan; 1O.-Pier No.
O OF the Elizabeth port coal docks gave
way last evening, precipitating hundreds
Of tons Of coal into the water,
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l.. Caleb Cushing was congratulated BY a
~ i ~ number OF friends this forenoon on
Ga..lo' ~ nomination as Chief Justice, The
peneEai psaUi1 SAD . he had no intlmation Of the
ion. rtesidents intention I'LL his name was
sent 70 the Senate. &c was reticent no on
me subject Of confirmation, but was az. U
sured Of 1t by several prominent @en,1e. S i
men who called. sen'ie'
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INDIAN nELRnArRs

Delegations Of Seminole, Greek and
Cherokee Indians, from the Indian Terri.
tory, left hero to night for Washington,
Another party will leave on Monday
morning.
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. :. ny the Western Union Linz.
hee Northwest cor. Of Main and MontoO ats,
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The increase OF deposits in the New
York Bank Statement of Saturday is en-
ormous, showing upwards of II millions
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ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 1O.-John N.
Clapp, Of the firm Of ClSpp q TO-, OF
Salem, committed suicide there to-day On
the grave Of his father.
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MDDLETowN, N. z, Jan. 1a-Tvo
freight trains collided on the Erie RailS
road last night, resulting In the deStruc.
don Of ten cars by fire and the ipjusinE OF
an engineer: . > =
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ST. LOUIS.
COURT HOUSE BURNED,

sT. LOUIS, Jan. 1O.-Thc courthouse
St Bethany, Harrison county, Mo, burned
Thursday, and nearly ali the county
records were destroyed. The loss on The
building Ia $15 OOO va Wv
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THE late GEoRaE NJ. HAeANs, Of Nor
Gsntowp, had an insurance Of $4,000 on
hiaufON
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WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Jan. Notwithstanding
legal.tenders, 1881 ,s91, ,0O2.
AN extension Of postal service IA Or
dered on the Chicago 6 Northwestern
[ai!r9ad [a from Elery to Winona Junction,
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Bankruptcy Petition pen,ed.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 1O.-The petition OF
the German Savings Bank OF Louisville
In the United States District Court Of In.
diana, sitting at New Albany, TO throw
the Louisville, New Albany and St. Louis
Air Line Railroad into bankruptcy was
heard by Judge Gresham to-day. The
Judge instructed the counsel for the Dlair.
tits that his charge necessarily would be
against them, as they had failed to prove
that the esliabilities oil the Company are In
excess Of the assets, whereupon the coun.
sci withdrew the petition. The suit was
for $4,000.
DROPPED DEAD.
a colored woman named Ann HsY.
dropped dead while under uncomfortable
religious excitement ct prayer meeting
IN Bowling Green, Kentucky, a day OF
The river is rising an inch an hour,
and at Q p. N. showed sixteen feet in Inc
pass over the Falls, and eighteen feet in
the canal.
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The Government OF Italy has notified
our Government that the edict Of Oardl-
nal Pocca forbiddlng murder under pain
o. severe penalties, and the expectation
o. works OF art without permission Of the
Government, Is still iniorce.
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RY TELEc GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

Exclusively to the Intelligencsr.
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The United States gunboat Fro!ic has
been ordered to Norfolk. The Director
goes into commission tomorrow.
The steamer Maine, from Bremen, has
arrived. '-'''
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CaEnlyal OF the Nrardi nrn.

MEMPns, Jan. 1O.-The following n,o.
Clamation Clan q. will appear in the morning fS ps-
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Weather Report,
PROBABILITIES

o. Wan DEPARTMENT.,
oFRlCS or THE CHTRF SI0NAI OFFTc1R,
WASHINGTON. D. O., Jan. 1O.-s:O0 r. 4,
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APPOINTMENTs,

The President has appointed Edward
deary and Stephen P. Lee, Of Oregon,
and George II. Hurlburt, of illinois, com.
mlssioners to examine the Northern Pa
Gitlc railroad from near TENTS and Tacoma,
Washington Territory.
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The Charleston Courier Of the 9Th hal
an editorial on this subject which con-
cludes as follows:
, 1874-12-11

havo heretofore boon before tho abolished
Committee, The standing oonmitteos wero re-
dncod from fifteen Ia fourteen,
Ilulo 81, authorizing tho rny1no1t Of monoy
out Of tho County Troaattry. WaH atnoi.dod re-
guring yote Of tho Innj joritv OF the Boart1 hu
thorIzii,g tho pav1lont Of finds from tito rrene-
ury. Heretofore d majority OF quorum, which,
was eight mnmbots, llad this authority. As
amended 1t will require majority Of tho whuln
Donrt1. or oight men1bcrB:
1t a mootsng OF tho old Board Monday, Nov.
90, Commissioner Harrison ol1ored tho follow
ing, which, wnF adopted:
caolrcd, Tllat the rules OF this Dnnrd DO nmtndod
and rtil0 to o known NJ Nh. 20 be atlch hDrnto,
which rulo ahall reaa IN follows: 'No contract III
writing inatle IN pursuance Of resolution Of tle
Heard wlsrs,G l., oqsk nniy Is party, :a Be- e3s-
shall have been frat read boforc, anl approved
by, tin hoard in otCn HrnHlnn."
Rfaorft, That 1lulu No. 20 Of Tho rresont rules bo
numbered M. ~.
Yesterday tho Con1r1itteo amended ox-Cnm-
missioner Hal riaonB new rule No. 20 By nttling
thereto tho words. =" nor until q Bubsoquont
meeting Of tho Doar1 aftor approval"
mfstoo, which roads:
Tue approval Of two-thrt!e Of the Doarl before bo.
coming binding upon tho county.
Ri,1a 24 WIS hmcnded 10 that It now roads:
No original proposition resolution rolatny to tho
aa1rs Of Cook County, Or tho rcpcat nlncnelt uf
tho former nrtfon OF thu Doard which las becuunu
natter of record, sllu o debated or acted upon until
tho Hano shall ava becn cngrossoh DY thu Clerk Of tho
order or warrant for the payment " money fro, the
County Treasury shall 1'e asscd Until tho subject
matter has been referred 10 appropriate committee
and las been reported npon Mt subsequent meeting.
, 1874-12-11
THE CiTY.Hali.

The warrants for the collection of oity taxes
for 1874 will be placed in tho lau]s ot tho City
Collector Monday morning.
hlni. Neil Donnc'ly, OF Wooaatock, was In
town yesterday, and, as is Usual Oh such oc-
casions, ho called OIL oil his City-IIal brethren.
Tho Engineers Committee Of tho Cltizon'B As-
aoclntion yesterday began. their Investigation Of
the Watcr-Works, beginning with tho soath on
giro. Tho Investigation will occupy the re-
1naindor OF tho present month.
Tho following city condemnation caacs will
be on trial to-t1ay before Judge Janaoaon,
Fsunk Adams appearing for tho city No. 3D.
100, Widening Of Farrell street; No. 52310,
widoniug Of HaynoB court No. &c, $50, widening
alley, Block LIT, School Section.
About yoar aSo tho Board Of Public Works
were allowed to construct sewer on Loomis
Htrest, opening into tho sampson Slip, on condi-
tiou that tho slip should 10 kept free from all
sewor accretoua for q distance Of 200 feet from
thu mouth Of tho sewer. Tho agreement llns
mover boon enforced or evon thought Of until
yesterday, md As soon ns possible an agrcencnt
to that effect will DO entered Into betwoon tho
Board and j. Biodlar t. Co., tho leasees Of tho
slip.
During tho present week. frcquontor8 of tho
City-Hnli have noticed tic oyerfed look Of the
Vatto,1u cerls In the Comptrolfera Office. Enr-
well has bcc1l looking III tue merits Of the Dnnt-
ing syBtoul. nnd TratIk Darrott las mot spent
single nickel for free lunch during tho whole
week. Yesterday tue reaaon Of their good con-
dition casually leaAod ont. Last Monday evon-
ing tho employees were given hupncr III ParIor
II Ut tho Sherman House BY Nirssrs. Mcdonald
anil Cummings, Of IL firm Of Mcdonald l. Ilua-
Hell, contractors for streot-clcaniny. Tho bors
ato md d. anti enough Oh tint OCCASION to last
tbem until Christmas.
FIJI
, 1874-12-11

Tho lttlo son Of ). Il, arcNab. telegraph operat-
OF hero. lod Wednesday, OF scarlet foyor. Tho
funeral will taka place today.
llr. Adam Holgh ia building block Of stores
Oh VincGnnea roAd, At Dummy Junction.
improvements are making in tho road connec-
| tions and crossings at Dummy Junction, BY put
ting in culyorta. etc., and connecting tho cross
| atreots with tho nowiy- -grnveed Yincenuca road.
| Tho residence built for tho ltoy. Fathor Bruno,
| who Inns tho Charge OF the Catholic Church aud
| school, IL about complotaa, and ho wilt soon
| take possession Of it. Tho boil lns been placed
| in tho tower Of tho convont building, md may
DO heard FOR miles, carly anl late in its faithful
| discharge OF duty.
| HAYWOOD.
| Tho Indies OF the Presbyterian Church will
! give nj, entertainment Friday evening, Doc. Is.
| Ample provisions aro maklng for administering
| to tha physical md aoen1 wanta of those rho
lnay attond.
| Tho children of tho various 8unday.schools
aro becoming impatient for tho approach OF
Christmas Eyo. Yisions OF tnc many pico
things which they wi! then, rccoiso from tho
GhriBtnlna-treo a!rondy disturb their stoop.
Tho preparations for tho dedication Of tho now
hall progress tnoly. Prof. Wescutt oxprossea
ontiro natsafactton with tho prosroHs tnutio BY
those under bin lnatrnctlon. 1lo ia detoi mined
that tho music for tho oyoning shall lack nothing
iu my respect.
OAK PANK
Prof. 4. 4. Qr[flitls will give ltorary cntor-
tasnmont at tho II. i. ClluroE, tA evening, Tho
entertainment will consist of rccitatons nnd ,1u
peraonations from Shakespeare, Longfellow, POO,
Trowbridgo. Diakona, Dvos l1aste. lead, uutlov
md otEars. Tho proceeds Of tho evening will 10
donated to tho Lnlios' Furnishing Fund Of tho
N. i. Church.
Oak Park now Inns pioturo-gaory JuBt how
long 1t will onioy tha distinction IL rather ill.,
csrtait, III thu lung III OH w!leos, aud may moyo
OF 1T any tilno. Its present location is on Lake
ntruGt.
WEST HAYWOOD.
Tho Union sandas-ssl'uol will givs concert
and festival Tuesday oyonny, Dec. 20, at tho
railroad depot. Tho proceeds Of tho oyoniug
library OF tho school,
SUBURBAN LIFE.
| 10 ths Editor of The CAtcaop TRIBUNE;
| s1ns In tho oaen timo Esysn or eIghs yeass
, 1874-12-11


boon cut up into l'mtnutvo lolH to accommodate
tho suburban population ot Chicago, tt,iB place
naod to bo cnllod "rsYolro-Al!lo Houuc," after
warda "1upnsr's Lnwn," but neither Of thoso
names quite satisfied tho psthotlc taste Of tito
moro cultured Of us,-tho exclusive fow.
Wo cravod aomothiug especially cloce, somo-
thing That would appeal to tho Imagination, B.nn.
l"to real-essato values and lond graceful mud Inn
Ht1'd air Of nrstocratio noclelon to our residence
IN tho country. Accordingly, US with ono voica.
"o rcchratened tho town Oaks Park. Doesn't
that Bmaok Of limn[d fountains and un1u1ating
paths bordotol with flowers, with
alyriatts Of rivusetB hurr sng through lin lawn.
Tile moan Of doves in mmomorial aIms7
However, I would BAY, in parcnthosls that
our whole stook In trado consistA Of q Ton rnrrcG
oalls, commonly designated "Bcrub."
Tho more sagacsouB amongst aB bought o,lr
placos directly from tic Government, and fought
Eninntly during tnanY years OF desnltory warfnro
with tho frogs anil lizards, but tile eternal prn-
cip}oR ol Ito giant ntuilect OF man, finally con-
qnorcd; and tho froR no longer stnRn his clleer-
ful ditsy bonoath onr chnnlbcr window, keeping
~ company willie tha wild Winds wall and 1noati
through tho lcafess and wiotilike branchoB Of
tho fo'nnnto Bcrlb
1t follows tint tl.uae intrepid spirits amongst
III who toBtIod tho rcd man in his native willis,
and l,avleased tho trnckloBs patn in our pie
trsoaquo e,lg-onts, ara to-tlaY III gorgeous pos
1e ,,o aro '9f,ss ;oat,o o. many M H. ,o9s ~
nnntars "" 1us'ou .tn - ~ t,,a sa
tnn;r ss"1 wv ,,.A'"i.uu n'oi t'.ns spo!l.s
,,rivo,o ,,nr1,, u ~ ooroto,, vSi. w. uER o.,s
~ i1aa a',u 1cra!clhnK tnaif paekh on
.nivos aa,,cro,,, u"mst !s;, LIN conac.nh 'nal
b'nuiny M4.uo"t seloleIco 10 tne ooil-
nmnn ,"''v "a t,o , 'nss IT, 10 napply
~ tt,f,. oo, .t, la.oe' tana,.o a''n eua'
tic;rat;nS " t,,"t hn t, naV H. ~ a..
nmhi;n 3 % a,vn ano ~ ~ y, oar o
cnnho ,ya ~ ~ ~ ~ eo n,i auu
tmrad Emroo io,n rona~ag ~ :. @ VI on
ily" cont .; arms. II renrosonts , stern r rnt
lantiy atnrnn, mi,, ,r,,ftod y."4a,ia u9"if' H.,
hahifatinn If forora,.. r,nsr,t 1a,st,a NV so
lo on tha nthnr.iao Tinr sntoIa u1mna sunso
mrr,a, rotrnat om ,nI .nr,nara .o t,ao
nriuina1 tor NJ ~ 10 4' 41,co ~ ,;s " so
n!o3ion Ina It como ''e NJ ,oat 'nIa 10 'Jn. IN
fo,,anI ,,nTorno,th r,no, ' nro t,,t WI -
lriilc hord WITH ne hnrowor 10 }uns hsr,,t,
IN tho iran, fnnno INV I'd ill.,, on, an,,ti,o.
onraoyos ,,epnrnliv Win A., air oS onnionca thot
, 1874-12-11

The Apollo Club eavo Ito tontl rrcoption to its
nomhar, 1,at evs,,;rt, n tto oa 80 ~ .s
Ma,,nst I,',,,,,, ,s,aa 1.,ss 'am ,e " wv
'usuou'o' o'uieh o'oeA: "n'cn h"S proved IL
n,usic-halls in tho city. Tho audience was a
y,rv ]nrpo one f,,1;no ovorv amt in IN 1,.,, n,d
nm ;foataa II. a,,;ae,o,;o, =, 49, o.t ,'
.aaa .'o o"S1n"'s.n 1,, III 'nu n'ost unls-
Same i" voicos rs last year, but Ia much bottcr
balanced than t!,on, as tho tepors have been
n,nto,;,l,v atranathonaa h~ aon.a e s.aesa nsss.
an1 tcl,irc vn;cas rIo;. ''+r .oar"as", av"s
auu '''''"s 'o.cos' Ahe.r programme
''Eyeulng Greetings" Rudonberg's II Love All
that Ia DeautifuE:" y,endolsnoIn.a s1,ur,:;a,,
Drinking sono - storcn,a .,soror,do,u ~ na,ah
.,;..,a ~ :, Nv. mt' .oua' ~ no'sn-
mase., 0T.an' mal l. "uu ahaaau, r!as o1 1ns
standard Of oxcelIoncc both iu precision and ex-
preston. aud in nil t1,e n;ca dcta;e NJ work IL
showa lila rcan1ts If coraful ,1rt nj d,,o,,ir,a
ME -. -' '1'ao
berg, Beschnitt, aud storch numbers. Tho
''Sotenatle ~ Of tho latter tho solo in which was
beautifully ciyen bv Mr.. Edwnrd sohu1tzc viii,
i,a nrattv h nn,r, occomnarn,ont r,as ~" ~ ~
:, "ee"Ao'e'''oN' ""a ono ~
tho peHt pieccs ot choFua slaSlnG ever Heard IN
this city. The other vocal numbers wore duct
from William Tell :" by Mrs. Stacey and Mt.
tones Of tho tenor, resulting psobably from
fright; sci'nhort's beautiful song " zuloika,"
by w?1 s was aeg sssg very M sTss o hors and aaGy a
ore sivcn yory oiecyoy b. pro wneh
The ~ eroTnius featare Of artistic exoslence was
was reseaton to a Thero 70 las ' seen t but soe one
stoin, whom In briiliapoy mn md a hover ~ 4sap ao