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Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

From the Cumberland NeaUs we
learn that Hartman Ersenhauer IAN
employee at the Rolling Mills, met
with fearful death on Tuesday.
He had been ill for six weeks and
had ast gone to work, and becom-
ing Geld, tried to warm himself at
the fire kept near the large fly
wheel, when it is supposed he
slipped and fell between the wall
of the pit and outer periphery of
the immense fly wheel and: was
ground and crushed in a terrible
manner.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16
MARRIED.

In Hedgesvile, Jan. 7th, at the
residence of the brides father, by
Rev. VIM. M. Walsh, Mr.. a. b.
Kearfott to Miss Mary e. Lane, all
of Berkeley County. w. Va.
BY the Rev. j. Potter, at the
residence of the brides father, Near
Bunker Hill, Mr.. John Custer and
Mary Jenkins--both of this coun-
ty.
On the 10th ult., by the Rev. j.
M. Rodr Ick, at Oakland, Morgan
county, Mr.. James Il. Ambrose to
Miss Elmira L. Yost, all of Morgan
county.
On the 7th inst, at the house Of
Mr.. John w. Gonter, by the Rev.
G. w. Albaugh, Mr.. John G. Con-
ter, of this county, to Miss Susan
r.. Papole, Of Washington county
Md.
BY tho Rev. Henry Nice, on the
Goth of Dec. near Bunker Hill, Mr.
Thos. l.. G. Hyatt, of Jefferson
County, and Miss. Sarah III. Nor
rison, of Be- kelley Co.
At Buzzard Hill. Berkeley Co.
Wednesday, 23rd Dcc by the Rev
j. Porter. Maj. David Custer to
Miss Sallie Hodge.
In Cumberland, Md, on the
18th of Dec. by the Rev. DR.. Trail,
A. Hunter Boyd, formerly Of Win
chester, Va, to Miss Bessie M.
daughter of the late Geo. III.
Thruston, Esq.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

List of Petit Jurors drawn for
the February term OF the County
Court: James M. Vanmetre. Gee.
w. Smith, PhilipD w aver, Ham
ilton Myers, George Seibert, Will
liam Showers, d. NJ. Shaffar, J. p.
Stump. peter Bender, Joseph Flem-
ing, S. B. Jamison, S. w. Ken
drick, Aaron Grim, James It. john
son. John II. Davis, Philip Show
ers, j. Baker Kearfett, John Grove
John ID. GRAY, George t. Hensell,
"A B Balm, Aquilla Janney, Aaron
Fulk, VIM. Beard, Samuel Aylor,
G. L. Drebing, Thomas S. Russler,
John j. Hensell, John w. House
worth, O. Nj. Shaffer.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA january IL

PHILADELPHIA January IL
Beeves were not quite SO
active this week, and prices are
steady; sales of 1900 head, extra
pennsylvania and Western Steers
at 25aS7 70, fair 10 good at 6 OOp
w 90, and common az O0a$5 SO
per 100 lbs. Sheep were In fair dc
mand: sales of 500 head at 5a7
cents per lii gross. Stock Sheen . 8
$3 80 per head. Hogs In fair de-
mand and firmer, receipts $500
head, sales at 10 50a$lo 70 per 100
lbs.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16
Oct 21tf.

The McPhail Pianos OF Boston
are fast becoming flvorite all,
over the United States. They are
warranted frst-clas5 in every re-
spect. j. s. Carroll is wholesale
agent for West Virginia. Agen Is
wanted in every town.
New Organs from the Mason
and Hamlin Organ Company
for rent at low rates and If at any
time the party wishes to purchase
the instrument the rent will beap-
piled on the purchase Apply 10
j. s. CARROLL,
2-lmw 20 +. Burke Sc
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

Reputation is as often got by
noise as by merit. The man who
blows his own horn loudest and
most is very apt to be considered
the greatest and best out Plated
ware, nowadays, appears to be
preferred by the majority of the
people. Modest merit has very
little chance to play a lutte where a
bass drum is beaten. All (which
goes to prove that the world has
yet field for improvement.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

This leaves a balance over ex-
penses and the amount paid on the
debt of $l,311.S7.
The amount of gas made L, 1874, 06l feet
Amount consumed. I,l42,0 feet
Amount of coal used. .......379, 500 pounds
Bushels of lime used....... 2321
Feet of gas pr pound of coal 81
The following resolution was
offered and adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t appears from the
report of the Commute appointed
to settle with the Treasurer and Se-
cretary for the last six months, end
ing January 1st, 1875, that after
the payment of expenses and taxes
the net profits would enable the
Board to declare dividend of3.7S
per cent. on the dollar, and
WHEREAS, 1t appears further
from said report that there is a liza
bility of $l692,00 upon the COM
pany, evidenced by the notes of
this company, which Indebtedness
is the result of deficiency in the
amount of stock for the original
construction of the works and
some necessary improvements
made since. Therefore be it
Resot0ed, That in the opinion of
this Board it is inexpedient to. de-
clare a dividend, and it is ordered
that the profits be and they are
hereby di ected to be appropriated
to the payment of said indebted
ness with its interest.
After the transaction of other
routine business, the Board adj
journed.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

AT meeting of the Directors of
the B. q 0. r. r. Co., held on
Wednesday, Mr.. d. A. Peck, who
has long been connected with the
pay department of the b. & 0. r.
r., was elected Paymaster, vice,
w. j. Woodsides, resigned.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

We believe the ordinance closing
saloons and bars at ten o'clock, p.
NJ, is pretty generally observed
Some of the proprie tors claim that
it is hard to suffer for the misdeeds
of others.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

AT meeting of the Stockheld-
ers of the Peoples National Bank
held ON Tuesday, the following
gentlemen were elected Direc-
tors for the ensuing year,
viz: Messrs. A. J. Thomas, Casper
Weaver, VIM. HI. Mong, M. S.
Grantham, III. A. Frazer, A. p.
Shut, George w. McKown, e. s..
Troxell, and A. II. McQuilkin.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

The Rev John w. Lee will
preach in the Episcopal church in
this town on Sunday, 18th inst, at
IL A. NJ. and Z p. NJ The congre-
cation and the public generally are
respectfully invited to attend.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

John NJ Silver, has resigned the
position of sheriff, of Frederick
County, Va, and the vacancy has,
been filled by the appointment of
Charles b. Hancock.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

They propose to stop all
games of chance over in Virginia.
The Senate passed bill which
forbids any species of lottery gift
enterprise or raffles, and even Ia
dies are debarred from disposing of
goods at raffies at Church Fairs
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

The Charleston Courier says ::
The number of applicants for pos
itions during the Legislature are
multiplying and are as thick as
grasshoppers'"
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

Tho young ladies' Of Albany who recei~
we'd Christmas presents from Count
Barli, love of nobleman who has
been breaking hearts in that city, arc
returning then to the jewelry store from
which they were stolen.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

Peter Mahan, who was born near
Winchester, Va, 1852, is said to be
the Oldest man in Indiana. He has
been resident of that State ever
since 1907.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

Thirty four patents were granted
to West Virginians during the
year 1874 by the q. s, Patent of
fee.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

Engine No. 239 exploded on the
4th Division of the B. & O. r. r
on Wednesday night, killing the
engineer and severely injuring the
fireman. This engine was formerly
on the Martinsburg Division, and
was run by Engineer VIM, Black
well.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

Why suffer with bad cold, If one bot
tie OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure a
cough OF the worst kind. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup is sold for 25 cents per bot
tie, or five bottles for one dollar, In every
respectable drug store in the United States.
jan. " lwdawlt.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

A large lot OF domestic Try goods
consisting ofall GOOD GOODS, VIII
be sold as cheap as any house ia tow
at II N DETaICK
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16
SPECIAL LOCALS.
For Rent from April L. 1875.
to April. 1876.

Five dwelling houses and one
business room in tine town of Mar
t'nsburg, w. Va.
l can be seen at my office, No. 81
N. Queen street, Martinsburg.
X. HERRING.
jan. 4--dawtf.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

JUST RECEIVED, another lot of 10
doz. 3-button kid gloves, all sizes,
at $l. per pair, the best and cheap
est glove in town, at
I'll. N. DEATRIcKs.
Oct Off
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

We would advise all persons to call
Ia aud see the best assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, Mems Boys Ladies aud Chill
drens direct from the manufacture az
lowest prices in town, at
nr NM rv-
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

We have FOR sue tue celebrated Car
Isle Sho for Ladies Misses aud Children
Call and get a pair and try them by
III. M DEATRrcK
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

Jobe's Linsey Fiannels and yarn
white and colored for sale cheap at
DEATRIcKs.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16
THE MARTINSRURG GAS
COMPANY.

The Directors of this Company
met on Wednesday and the follow
ing proceedings will prove inter-
esting to the Stockholders The
Committee appointed to examine
the Treasurers and Secretary's
books,consisting of Messrs. Faux
ner, j. Baker, and Shut, made q
detailed report of the consumption
of gas, receipts, expenses, &c. for
the past six months, from which
we condense the following:
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-16

Amt paid Treasurer by Sec'y. S2,533. 20
Amount in hands of Secretary. 391 SO
Amount due and uncollected... 430. 90
Am collc'd by Tre'r on stock $50 20
Am realized from sale of coke 2465
Am realized from sale of tar. 100
Am tdue from Connolly Naylor 400
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
PERSONAL.

NJ. Sturgeon LETT london for the Continent
OIL Jan 20. u search OF health
Anthony Trollope leaves England for Mel
bourne ON March D. stopping :or fortnight at Ceyon
Nn.c on u- way.
The wife Of Bishop Odenhcimer writes from
London tnat uc B.,Aog IS severely nI anu tla. she Is
fearful OF fbr result
Mr.. Henry Waterson of The Louisville
courier J,0a has been invited 10 deliver the address
before the literary societies OF Indiana State University
al the next commencement
The VIII of the late Z. B. Ward of Detroit,
who ler fortune - s40o0o0o IS 70 be- contested 1t is
-at bv ~ the heirs. who received only 10000 He
..iuk- be- ougIt 10 have mad 100000 al least.
Robert Browning's new poem is now in the
bands ~ Ls publishers, and Will soon appear 1t 10
Untitled. "Aristophaness Apology, including trans
ript from Eurpide being the Last Adventure Of Balus
Senators FentOn of New-York, Sherman Of
0uo H4mhu OF Name, stevenson Of Kentucky, and
Washburu Of Massachusetts,, the Committee appointed
90 attend The funeral OF The late Senator Buckingham OF
.'snc ,tcut, VIA arrive IL TINS city TINS morning. from
Washington.
Gen. Burnside of Rhode Island and Gen.
Duckuer Of Kentucky were received by the Indiana
LceslasuIe on Thursday last. One furiously loyal
member Objected extension of courtcses 70 the
Latter because Ae unrepentant rebel but De
4terwdTd taOugIt better OF 10, aud withdrew LIS OO-
iecIou.
Mcissonicr has just completed what is pro-
1ouuccd remarkable work, destined for French am
1tsur Ths picture. entitled "Avant Ia Batae," rep
--Ssujs scene ~ the rst Empire two superior OH
followed oy tneIr Orderles. stop an instant % eX-
r.la 20 D grasp % the hand, expressing their good
shes arf. per laps, their adcuN Ia tLc background
a.e seen d number of DOrsemen under arms.
at the close of Senator Conkhngs recent
great speech the Louisiana question, Senator TmO-
uy Howe o. cousin pressed bis OJiu.on In man
rcr that ft'v combined tac judicial reserve or a Le
l.urlu' fur tIe supreme Bench and the llfi"Ous fer
. I I a. - ~ A u
.uu aro -. obs. s'uo1. He ls qIotd ~ saying: I
nav change my mind upon further consideration. But
a. q stti.f ule u.H this speech li NJ. CuukIng's is,
without whatever, the greatest OrltOrca
rGor ot V-Icl wc nave any record IA English !tera-
t-.."
R.sT F,b. THE Pope yesterday received
o. ull..,r OF Americans '1cudug lI.- Mason. VINO was
accompanied .y several ladies' from Baltimore some OF
gro members ol me family II the late Gen. Lee, and
judge Woodward OF I...adclJnIt. Ine parlr5 were
presented CD thr n H A,r hy tAc Rector Of the North
a 'uci.caL CON, 90.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
TIE DRAMA.
HooTn.s TnEArER-nENEY V.

BOOTHS TuEAIEk-LENl.Y Y.
In the production of Henry Y. this evening
AZ B5o,.'s Threr proposed 10 present series OF
ls,orica richness shat shall D, strictly accurate as
copies ~ tue past The traditional Clones OF this
s.t.lI.. .urrt under the magnificent MANAGEMENT OF
Sir Booth are d en1ited by h,s Successors. and we
llc promised according revival of the SIdkesperean
lr.ma NiA M possible attention 20 antiquarian del all,
and tie most s.mptuous apparel aId pa-eantry.
places u France and England to De shown AS they
we're u IiI5. TIC costumes OF enc time are 20 be
inflated both iu stvIe and fabric. Banners weapons,
anne ancient period. and a result OF tie whole are
rromaed tLat the Of Henry AID Charles VI,
varfcur and A-incourt shall be brought home to our
-ea.izltIon. Il every play which be clad in
ali this outward show without the smO hcrng Of great
deal o. is inner spirit but Henry V" almost seems
made for spectacle. Tho representation ens's the ser
vices ~ al Extraordinary number OK actors and among
81, new comcrs OF whom report leads expect much
are Nj Rsnold Nile Glrardn, anc Mrs. Calvert. Sew
orl fyortes oc the Ocl stage also engaged IN the
1.ly. The public VIII remember that the performance
begins every evening at a quarter before eight
OTHER ENTERTAIE,IENT5.
Mss Cariotta LeclercQ begins an engagement
ts evening at the Lgcelm Theater appearing Mercy
N,yrtcI, IN The New Magdalen."At the Union Square
The Two Orphans continues draw large houses,
aud there is no apparent decline in its popularity
GtrontG Il roha prO~p-rs AZ the Park Tneater where
90 Viii pronauv keep boards tOr long run.-At The
vmpc T1eater several new features vii he added 10
the variety entertainment TINS evening Mr.. Bdrnum
uon Of s,csday T4ttersa.'s. Tomorrow there Will
Vc trOttug race.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
4 DEBTOR II TIE G1LLOTy.
THE LIFE or THE CONDENSED WCRDrRCR, STAR
KEY. IN HAvANA-TIE QUESTION OK HIS SUR
RENDER.

THE LIFE OF THE CONDENSED MCRDrRcR, STAR
KEY IN HAyANA-TIIE QUESTION OF HIS SUR
RENDER.
Maggie jordan, the woman Who IL said TO
have c,nt7ed and aided 10 the escape from the TJm5s
~ tlo condemned murderer william J. sAarkey, has
returned 10 this city from Hiyana sle relates plu.
.tor, of eser'ion ani i1.rItIle -na say. that she
decoved the detectives upon false trails while -ugrkey
remained in this c:y FOR months after his escape
apueArin. upon the streets in different dssa5cs aud
even passing the oGi.ers who wr-e searching for
L,u without being recognized, sI1rk,y sailed 10
Havana and Ms7 Jordan joined him after short
time In Havana she treated by him
with cruelty, AM when unler tls Influence Of
of !ruor he bru'lIiv bcied lud beat the woman u
whose courage and fidelity he owed lIs hie she At
length determined not endure his Li-trc4tment and
abuse longer sle went upon the steamer Crescent City,
IN the harbor Havana. jan 90 told The captain her
str and asked his protection. Ic captain protected
r.r and brought her 90 ti.Is city.
The escaped murderer according 10 th" s.orr 'I M's
Iurlu h- all the comforts and IINuIcs Uf nt, bang
l. Is una rstooi mat efforts 0re making % rr'lr'
nam. The state Department az Washington Is I'D
curraSuuulruce win Captain GENERAL OuLcIA ul
tnua should the Stdte DrrIl' ucnt desire o.,
-barkey VIII b" surrendered = the LniIeI
states IN consideration Of the ac iuic>,"nce
o re Federal authorities In the act ny winch the al
Ic.d r0ub-r uf Muln's paintiuZ oi cI AItIout vas
r..reutg taken Cuba Wt-nuf Ore frH u' IF. -IIi-
-y mas assumed The alias OF Frank t4mPnei Di. he
i- known iu Havana o al tAe Wt-.AiI!Led Americans
Of that city. H. frequent visitor % toe principal
cafes but I5 very gcUcr4lr 7AInu't, however py tcpu
table persons wHo know bio c1m'-.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
PDLiIICIL NOIES.

The opinion is SAID TO prevail IN Connect
o TIE yaca.cy caused by the death oi Senator Backing
lau.
There is considerable truth in tins rejection
9f Tee ST. Lo,s Democrat: somehow those Congress
cu VITO cui ac qlarrcls with tie press have rather
1e worst Oft. No' to mention the late Poland, sus
rect tla the ao Chandler and the 'c Carpenter wish
taey had heard OF the gag law
Senator Browniow has been assailed so bit
tery for voting for Democrat at q recent election
Auoxyi.c that Aas felt obliged 90 u-l. public cx-
r.auatlu IA, ackuoV lodges The truth OF the hcin0us
Charge but SAYS he forced do from the fact
II.re t~O Democratic nominees auG Lo chose tLe
.c'tCr JLe.
All good organs are publishing this remark
,, extract from private letter" from Washington:
.-.af,r Iglu'- speech The Louisiana question has
d clrrui iou n JDtOOJ and there is no end % the
,..tui sucn a universal interest "a public speech
s nor been manifested by lie American people since
ne dave % Webster uud Clay No WONDER II Is tue
.fy -urrcu OF tho lInd made. D-icr dut CiaY
.,iredf Iue world never knew what tie EAgll5h 4u-
glase wac capable Of TIL Logan sot AH4 o4 10.
Ez-GOv. Baxter Of Arkansas passed through
D. LOUIS Oh n.s way home from Washington on Wedues
isy last reporter o The Den.Oeras obtained this IN
formation from him While ia Washington called
anon the Presiient, and from the conversations had
with him have reason FOR believing that no favors the
fuce, that ne opposed GOV Garland, "as without Ioun
tauou have every u presume 10 the contrary
DQ not think tAat matters were lelY Satisfactory
~ the existing Government should not have let
SauOua Capital. Dut ~ practice aud reCu-
yerate w iOrtIucs"
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
ExrrNsrvE FLEE N lrAIpEN-LANE.

Fire WAS discovered about 1870 p. III. yester-
day Oh tsr first EJor NJ the tut.ng at NJ. %
and % AII.dcu-Iane. occupied by J0En Gonzales
as q res -.urant. The nImes spread to the second
door, rested by J. Raig as c-lr manu-
flctory an thence to thrd door, occupied by Z.
Dias, a.so as mandatory OF cigars, and 10 the
fourth f11r and attic, rented BY CtcrboarS &
c., dealers IN Leaf tobacco An extensive con
nic~tt.n seemed Uhrelten!u, W. tIc lreMCn came
she fire had extended through Tho entire building aud
the 1Lmcs were leapng from the root before tIe ell
gue4 could BRING their streams to bear. y second
alarm was rang ont, and third quickly
followed. which brought ln all II steamers,
and five hook and ladder trucks. The air intensely
cold aud the stened hose could be handled only witn
great liHcuty The hands Of tie hremen were numJed
and tho noscmen were frequently obliged to change
their relays TO keep the stream upon the danes.
Tho light frame work composing the interior
NJ the building was burnt ont in about halt
IN hour and tho roof had fallen IN be-
fore the frenen obtained control OF the flames.
They encased IN perfect sheet or Ice me IdnG
shower Of having frozen 10 their clothing Many
u.eUeu said tIat 10 OnC or the seFcrt'I nights 10
work ut a fre tnat they mad ever known the olI1uS
wind adding greatly 20 the intensity or the cold Ihe
entire buIlung and il contents Will prove nearly
A toial loss Al 80 Ate hour only an approx.
imltou TO the loss could be reached. Inc amount OI
Insurance could not be ascerluoc, nor Indeed Wleiher
rhe property was insured at an. John Gonzalez was
estimated 70 have lost $1,000. IL was @ @sait
tl9t he had q considerable stock OF vine mat
WA also DESTROYED. j. ROig cigar manufdG-
turer second hOOr lost about 5000 T. Das, clglr man
ufctrer third floor. s. 900, and OtterourZ CO., ledt
tobacco tie fourth nOOr' were damAEru Anou FJooO
Tie loss TIE building WAS estimated ut $1,000 mAA!nS
IN tl l.n
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08

rr,thicf after a Is " purely human love and trai'
and the interruption of these Sprtes taircr than o
sun" and NEG ants born Of venomous vapors IL u''
altogether agreeable. "Frithiofs Return III 'ne poor"
1. the twelfth cdnto which describes the nero ""E,J
coming hack nom the Firoes. but Hofmann seems 10
have intended 90 inc,ude in the movement 10 ""0" ."
Sves this appoaon the final triumph ana reuu'o" VI
tbe overs T,e characteristics phrase of the hrst move
nent recus again and the fmphonv closes win uI'
slrtssiuio % cheerful yet dignihed cAar''fr' We
certainly cannot place this work among tno Re'' ~ n
rbon,es. brilliant picturesque and Interesting are the
sdtectves which shoal0 apply 10 IT, but II Is music
which must command attention, and It is worth more
''" MUSICAL NoEa
"Tannharscr" was performed Mt ST. Peters
BURG foc .hr ds-. uu- ou Christmas day.
Miss Anna Book Is shortly to giye a farewell
concert 81, D., -oIHg ,o Europe TO stGiy.
The Jubilee Singers announce their last con-
cert at st-inVAy .u tomorrow even.A~ Tley ~nl
si1g iu Brook ~ On Wednesday.
Verdl's Requiem is to I've revived in Paris in
Apri' Mcucs. ~io.z. aud MJiimIu, and NM. Masill
ard Medal nave been engaged for the solo parts
"The Talisman" which Miss Kellogg is TO
produce ON d"e.dAy, was originally written ior 40
TIE alAn version was arranged ny Sir hIchAeI costa
The programme at a recent concert of the
Plrs Cons'.yH ore comprised among other thi9gs 9
J. : Baru, great Mls- n minor. and Cirst tnel set
~ Scenes dylgahqes by Mdsscnc tho subjects being
The February number of BrH71Fs naaicGl
World CONTAINS 'erl interesting a:..,' by PROT f L.
Hlttrr tu.sUUs N Iscl UH H0.' II' discovered 10
t.e library ot Laui University, OK ord ONO 10 ~ a
leaf IRON au OLD 's,dI. appurtuty o tie twcl n
fhc notation beng The IueInn- form known "a
t,eUmG. yellow, black and red huos. u was pasted
copy OF Aristotle printed az Btslc In lJjl
The POI Regiment Band gave a concert last
evening before ta audience that ne trY tAod the sadt
TlCatcr Iu utCltOn 20 the atfr"CfIo's presented u
t.c appearance of two nufed sOlO-l- uber- Of the
Jiuc, Miss Lima Mlyr sang two ars. SIe each time
H gyft Inv It mia VIII nov
manner and singing evoked. The instrumental solos
performed by f. A. Lefehre The siXOpnune, and
NJ. ArIurkie on the COruet. The pr gramme Included
tccCtlous from o." works Of WIguer. Bollul, Meyer
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