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OFFICIAL PLUNDERERs CONVICTED.

CHARLESTON, $. C., July 10, 1876.
AT ten O'Clock tonight the jury In the
Parker case sent word that they had
agreed aud amid great excitement the
court met. verdict was tnen renuered for tAe
state In the sum of $To.OOJ FMS IS the first suo-
stdntlal result the efforts IN this state TO
bring 0lcial plunnere s TO justice.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will how the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours
in compa rison with the corresponding date OF last
wear, as indicated by ths thermometer at Hud-
nuLa pharmacV. HERALD Building
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THE BAVARIAN ELECTIONS

THE ULTRAMoNTANE PARTY BARELY VICTORIOUS
AT THE SOUTH GERMAN POLLS.
BERLIN, July 10, 1875.
Approximate returns OF t e Bavarian elections
indicate that the electoral college will consist OF
seventy-seven liberals and seventy-nine ultra
mOntanes.
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NATIONAL BANKERS CONVENTION.
SARATOGA. July 10, 1876

SARATOGA, July 10, 1875.
About 200 prominent Danx presidents and
cashiers are in town TO attend the National
Bankers Convention, which meets tomorrow
noon In the Town Hail.
About 200 more are expected to arrive in the
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EMPHATIC STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF
HEALTH.

EMPHATIC STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF
NORFOLK, Va, July 10, 1875.
The Board OF Health makes the Iollo wing state
ment:-
The rumor that yellow fever existed In this city,
whica originated IN Washington, and was pub
lshed III the Boston Journal OF the 17tn inst. as
despatch from Washington. IS utterly without
foundation; nor is II boiieved that naval medical
oiiicer at tuls station made any such statement as
that mentioned III the Journal OF said date. There
Is no case, nor mas there been one, OF yellow fever,
either IN tnls city or at tie quarantine station
this season.
This statement is made by order OF the BOARD OF
Health JOHN b. WHITEHEAD, Health U1icer.
TATIvE DENIAL OF THE YELLOW FEVER RE-
PORT
NORFOLK. Va, July 49, 1875.
The report teegraphed from Washington that
there were several Of yellow lever In this
city caused surprise ana Indignation here. Efforts
have been made to discover TIE naval officer upon
whose authority tue statement is said to have
been founded Commodore stevens replied to O
note addressed to him by Captain James Barron
as follows
feel with you, that great wrong is being done
by tie publication OF such reports, and snail in
stltute Immediate investigation INFO the State
ment reIerred to as comIDg rom medical officer
attached to this station. 4. h. STEVENS,
Commodore and Commander.
STATEMENT OF A MEDICAL OFFICER.
The following despatch has been sent to the
naval authorities at Washington
To DIR. JOHN NJ. WOODWARD, supervising SURGEON
&C., Washing on ID. u:
:, Inere has been NO case OF yellow lever fever az Nor
Assistant Surgeon United States Marine Hospital
service
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TuE noussnoLD OF BouvERIKI

THE HOUSEHOLD OF BOUvERIB; or, TIM
ELINIR or GOLD. being the rst volume OF the authors
edition Mrs Warhed's Works. Is published thls
day be complete In one lareo duOdectmO volume oL
eight hHndred pages containing the whoe OF ne two
originally published, both vClanes being now
complete Ia one aud printed on the Unest white papo
and hound In cloth gilt back aud SIDE anu pue
sned at the low price OF 81 10 Tor the cJMctc WOlA
in place Of 81, as formerly. .
A DOUBLE WEDDING 49,. ,,o~r
DOUBLE WEDDING; OR. now SIZE WAs,WV
An entire new work, by Mrs G. A. Warhed, au.hoI "
- he Household Bouvcro," IA published tlis lnys
complete IN one large duodeotmo volume oou"u " 'u~
rocco cloth, att back and side price 81 =, ...,..
Above bonks sale bY all boVkseucIs ol lopios
Of any all OF them will Oe ecu y AnH v W ~"N
place, pOst paid, remittng price 90 thg pnRtsAts
r. r. r. tFRSON = bitO iihhSt
5O6 Chestnut street, FhlAdelphia, "a
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Nrps uIpprrT n VAN

MRS. HARRIET B. VAN RENSSELAER,.
Mrs. Harriet Bayard Van Rensselaer,, widow oe
ieneral stephen Van Rensselaer, died at tho
manor house Albany, n. Y, yesterday, 10Th inst,
Qed seYeutV-alX wears.
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JOnn DOnaVan.
TwentV-third ward-Deegates rtOmas A.
siren, Daniel MCCORMICK ana George Tyrrall.
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THE PARKER TRIAL.

CHARLESTON, $. c., July 10. 1875.
In the Parker trial, al Columbia, to-day, the
argument was closed by Attorney General Melton
lor the state, and, after al elaborate charge from
Judge Carpenter, the case was gwen TO the jury.
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MAD DOG KILLED.

onncer Blake, OF the Twentieth precinct shos
and killed mad dog yesterday afternoon In 'front.'
Of NO. 511 Ninth avenue.
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SPAIN.

MADRID Ju'y 10. 1875.
The carlIsts ave abandoned tine siege OF Puy-
cerdu.
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BRIGHT EYES, REGULAR FEATURES AND A
graceful figure fail 10 produce their due e tho
complexio is dofaced with pimples bloches or the
SKIN Is rough or harsh To remedy these defects
GLESNs SULPHUR Soar. Depot CRfrTENroN'5. No.
Sixth avenue.
ILIs hAIa DYE restores the tingc of youth to gray
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CUBA.

sPLCULAT0Rs IN GOLD SEIZED BY ORDER OF
THE GOVERNMENT.
HAvANA, July 10, via KEY WEST, July 10, 1875.
Many arrests are reported TO have been madesin
this city and In Matdnzas, Cardenas, Puerto
Principe Ceniuegos and Santiago de Cuba for
violation OF the decree prohibiting the making OF
time contracts Tor gold.
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A BRAKEMAN KILLED.

Average temperature yesterday .......ss..... Us
Average temperature Tor corresponding
GATE last year IL
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THE MONTREAL FRENCH RELIEF FUND.
MONTREAL, July 10. 1875.
The subscriptions to the French Relief Fund
have reachAd eli 900
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Notwithstanding It is midsummer the PERFORM
ances at the Olympic Theatre are nightly Wit
messed by iull houses. Mr.. John r. Poole, the
manager, seems to understand lne art OF catering
for the variety loving pubic TO perfection, and
the TACT that the houses continue good In the nos
weather Is the hIAnest compliment which could
be paid 10 HIS peculiar SKILL Tue bill for tie week
presented ast nlgnt was as strong as usual IN the
ono, and the musical Ouresque OF "Aaddin,n
" Mnlch ciOseu the performances, was decided hlEs
miss Emehne Young, who took tne Prlucess, Is
gsinlhg many encOmiums, 0otn Tor her singing ana
caIiy presented.
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DIR. PIERCE's COMPOUND EXTRACT Oh

ALL METAL TRUSSES ARE ANNOYING, IRRI.
tatlng, Disappointing The ELASTIC Truss COMPANY,
6S3 Broadway. send their invention everywhere.
retaining securely and soon permanently curing thd
worst rup lures.
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% TOURISTS AND BUSINESS MEN.
THROUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS.

THROUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS
TAKE THE HERALD TRAIN, EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING AT HALF.PAsr TWO. FROM GRAND
CENTRAL DEPOT, VIA HUDSON RIVER AND NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD. FOR NIAGARA FALLS.
THB ONLY FOUR TRACK ALI. STEEL RAILROAD
m TIE WORLD SAFETY AND COMFORT COM
BINED WITH SIZED. CONNECTING WITH THE
aRs9E 3Tka ASP NlGhhA hAWA OF 6hSbA F5
kLL r0iNrS VAST AND sQqgiHHWEGsr; wTAAGYEs
fhRLs ONLY Y1Hnh 1oHanhh&ah6 TiokRrs SOLD az
foGonRff fsIE, '1HLBASY oFiLATINS's BRipGE.
UTICA SYRACUSE ROCHESTER,, BATAVIA, BUF.
FALo. NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION BRIDGE
A.-DR. PIERCE's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
suaRr.wEED or WATER PEFrrR s not recommended as
sn9ad not be Gassd s Eh with the Ds,eas
the chez
INGREDIENT being made known a ~ tue name e
maize in a scientific manner, from .'resh plants and
ali ohsyr o. being
the plant as stated in the American D!spensatory ana
by other most excellent authorities In the modest.
found more eflcacious remedy when combined with
hGsi dyse1tcry summer eomplsnt pail, and colo than
DR.. Pierce's Extract Is sold by druggists
ALL METAL TRUssEs ARE ANNOYING, IRRI-
tating, Disappointing. The ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY,
6s3 Broadway send their me- Invention every where's
worst rup lures.
DEsHLER's PILLS ARE THE sUREsr AND
safest remedy Tor chuls snd lever and malaria.
FOR DYSPEPSIA. DEBILITY, &C. THE PERg.
SYRUP is longtrled anu welestablishcd remedy
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street. Boston.
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refreshing and wholesome beverage al times" Dts-
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MArfHEws APPARATUS dspenses beverages from all
cont amin alton. JOHN MATTHEWS, New YORK
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TAKE THE HERALD TRAIN, EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING, AT HALF-PAsr TWO. FROM GRAND
CENTRAL DEPOT, VIA HUDSON. RIVER AND NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD. FOR NIAGARA FALLS.
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THB ONLY FOUR TRACK ALL STEEL RAILROAD
IN TaE WORLD. SAFETY AND COMFORT CON-
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PORT.
The New York herald., 1875-08-23

In the same afternoon The next day was fnkcrman,
and his life did not seem worth much when with Dig
hole in his side four Irshmen bore him away from
BATTLE.
He most enthusiastic lover OF all field sports and
had quite made up his mind 10 win the Brighton Cup with
scamp horse that run well az this meeting last year
The victory however, reserved for Mr.. Crawford,
with his beautiful mare the peerless Marie stuart This
the FIRST time that she carried the jacket OF
the wealthy Scotch commoner. For Mr Merry she
won such great the Oaks St. Legcr and Queens
Vase and about month ago she was sold 10 her pres
ent owner for Ga 200 the largest price that ever
pad for llly She considered TO have the best
chance Of everything for the Goodwood Cup, but Mr.
Crawford came 10 an arrangement with the Marquis OF
Ayesbury that Marie Stuart should not oppose Aven.
turiere at GOodwoOd provided that Ayenuricre did not
put IN an appearance against Marie stuart at Brighton
The result was that the stable secured large stakes on
both races without needlcssly sacrificing their horses
Mr.. Crawford had tho
NICE LITTLE BET
of e., 500 to 81, 900 about Marie Stuart and the
stakes worth about $500 she has already got
back thrce-fourhs OF her purchase money. Al Good
wood she said 10 be amss but they could not have
been correct As the present occasion she carried
10 lbs. penalty and Doncastcr, her former stable
companion and opponent has gone 10 the stud, she
ought to make clean sweep Of all the cup races Tor
the next year or two in many of them she VIII not
have to carry any penalty whatever. Her most dan
gcrous opponent at Brighton was Louise Victoria, an
own sister TO George Frederick the Derby winner, who
had carried on the Brighton stakes run over the same
course on the previous day. Count Lagrange was not
so fortunate with his famous twoyear-od NJ dc Fgny
as no was at Goodwood, and was well beaten by Lucy
Hawk little thought OF nly, belonging to third rate
auctoncer.
RosEBERI
was also somewhat unfortunate Lcvnnt whom no
chiefly relied, could not be prevailed do her best
She is believed TO be the best animal in England but un
fortunately on a course she will do nearly
we'll as she does at home Her is plucky buyer
OF bloodcd stock Not long since he gave 500 guineas
for tho second rate Folkestone but he fortunate
enough to get all his money back the first time of ask
ing The hazard tables, very stb rosa, carried a
ing business at night Paris has been made too hot for
several of the English bookmakers, two of whom, Nor
ris and Atkins formerly kept the principal halls in
London. Atkins had table at Bognor last week with
Morris who has lately been in low water (hc
worth OOO0 croupier. The firm lost nearly
100000 AT Brighton, the other hand their gains
were very large and much of what tho swells on
the lost the board Of green cloth at
night 'Scvcn's the main, gentleman had its full fling
and 'seven" is a very dangerous number TO oppose
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which point the match over, the at the
ciusion being
BoGARDus, II OUT or So RIMELL, 81 OUT So
There Is little 20 add respecting the match which was
won in the easiest Of canters by the American Had
the Engshman been in Detor form-for there is no Use
Disgusting the fact that todays shooting has been far
from his bcst-he would have shown stronger light.
butand the but Is essential-l do not think IL was
ever within his power lower the coors OF Bogardus.
Rimell is a gentemanly man. who shoots IN
a pntiemany way, and II Is only fair
10 add that his conduct has been very fair throughout
the whole arrangements He does not at all grudge his
opponent the victory. little demonstration which
took the form of the raising OF the American colors
heraded the conclusion Of the match in iavor OF tho
American and the medal was presented TO Captain Bo-
gardus IN suitable terms by mine genial host, Mr. War
ner, proprietor OF the Welsh Harp | understand that,
IN consequence of the obstacles that have been put in
his way, the Captain has altogether refused TO shoot
with the ''membcr Of the Hurineham and Gun and Polo
clubs' for goo. lie leaves for America on Thursday
next and shoots his last match English soil Liver
pool ON wednesday, with local man. for ESQ a side
inc American team VIII be present on this occasion
Mr.. John Fowler, the veteran pigeon shot,
referee. The following is the score-
BoGARDUs.
% birds, 30 yards rise, barrels-1 l. l. l, /, l. l.
l. !, l. 0, l, l, l, O. l. !, o, o. /, /, l. O-lo-25
Spring trap, 2 yards, barrcl-1, l. !. l. o. l. l. l. l.
l. !, / ], l. !, l. ], l, 1-l9-2o.
Spring trap double risc, Is yards rise Is pairs OF
S61 9i5d1Il l. i 10 III, 10 ILL, H. l. o. IL, H.
2s birds, 30 yards rise, 2 Onrrels-l, 1,OIIooI
l. /, ISL
25 birds, 80 yards rise, barrels-1, 0, O. /, O. O.
l. s,1irl l. ,l,d l. l. J. o O. GSS+ 1IlSISS
l. 1T, l. O. l., Q, ogiS"ao. - > > > - >
Spring trap double risel Is yards rise, Is pairs Of
6iGds0l Dir O. O. 10 O. l. 10, 10 10, 10, 10, 1 l,
Is birds, 20 yards rise, barrels-o, o, ,1,IoL1I
l, !, l-S-n
Total .5T-S3
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WATERING PLACE NOTES.

Among the latest arrivals at Saratoga arc:-Rurus
Dodge Of New York. A. y. Niles Of Connecticut; DR..
Il. Brandrcth, OF New York; f. Geycr and family Of
Baltimore; J. r. Murdock OF Cincinnati; Colonel W.
II. Fitch Of Detroit; f. " Maitland Of Philadelphia;
Henry Gilscy, OF New York; Mrs. H. H. Baxter of
Rutland, W. Clara LOUISA Kellogg, tho prima donna;
j. +. Grannss, OF New York; George b. Prescott and
wife, OF Ncw York; Captain B. stephens Royal ariil-
lcry Of the Brush Army; Samuel Bowes of the
Springfield RpUbticdH; q. W. Torrcy, Of Bos-
ton, T.. HIchbOrn, Assistant Naval Constructor of
the Boston Navy Yard; General P g. NJ. Young mem
Der OF Congress from Grorga; Judge George C. Barrett
and family, OF New York; A. y Gage OF Chicago; Grorgc
H. Barcy of Michgun Lieutenant Commodore f. o.
davenport, United states Navy; Hon james s. smart
ev Congressman from the Washington and Troy dist rics
D. Tilnghnst General superintendent OF The New York
Central and Hudson RIVER Railroad; A. H. Bean Of New
York; CommodOrcJohn G. Howell United states Navy
recently commanding the Portsmouth Navy Yard
Lieutenant Lyman g. Spauldng, United States Navy;
Mrs f. W. Tobey wife of State Senator Tobcy, Of the
Essex district In this State
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THE GAGGED PRESS OF GERMANY.

Paris Aug p correspondence Of the London Times.
Notwithstanding the undoubed intention Of the Ger
man Rcichstag that inquiries into the authorship Of
newspaper articles should upon the editors being
held criminay responsible for everything they pub
lsh proceedings against the staff OF the Franrtey
Zeitupg being prosecuted with the utmost rigor.
The Appellate Court having decided that the Zeuoen-
ztcdng still in force, three members OF the staff NM
Curti Scwgh and Stern arrested this morning for
contempt of in refusing give information as ia
the authorship OF articles forming the subject Of gov.
crumont prosecutions. A fourth who is about to ro-
turn from excursion will undergo the same fate,
and the Imprisonment may extend several months
The editor and proprietor, NM. SAX and Sonncmann,
have also been ordered To appear before the Court and
may expect similar treatment.
independently Of the repugnancc excited by attempts
to extract Information nquisitorialy there is this
striking anomaly, that a number OF persons may bo
punished for an offence for which n single punishment
evidently ought to suffice The editor may be convicted
and imprisoned for publishing obnoxious article the
entire stan land in this tho engine sokcr has
been ncrrogac) may be ncarccratcd for refusing TO
reveal the author and the author himself may evcntu
ally be discovered aud prosecuted. Some Of the
German papers favorable to the government which NJ
first maintained q rigid silence have OF late advocated
the abolition OF the Zeugca-cdRg aud tho question VIII
certainly he raised In the next session Of the kcchsag
In the meantime, however the crusade against the
Frdpkfrcr Zciung is being pushed 20 the last cxtrcm
ity and IL is not surprising TO find that mas 0cen ad
vised transfer itself TO noighborng German StatA
so as to escape the grip Of the Prussian authorities
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CAPTAIN poGARpus RETURNED.

Among the passengers who arrived from Europe on
the steamer City of Berlin, with the American tcam
Captain Bogardus who has we'll upheld tho
credit of America in his contests with the best pigeon
shooters of Great Britain. The gallant Captain looks
the picture OF robust health and expresses himself
highly pleased with the result of his trip Going over
his personal responsibility and at his personal
risk, and coming back victorious he justly thinks he
has to be proud OF his achievements, but
yet carries his aurcs with becoming modesty. Some
Of the numerous badges and other trophies which Cap
tain Bogardus brings with him the fruits OF his
tories of beautiful design and workmanship but he
regards them more many tributes TO American
skill than for any intrinsic value beauty they possess
Captain Bogardus is stopping at the International
Hotel, and will remain few days in the city,
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The Iona and Neptune gave up at Cowes the
ond round The race was thus OF the closest
sailed and il was some time before IL known which
had won A better day for race, more satisfac-
tory davis sailing has seldom been seen and everything
nasscd of in the most pleasant manner The round
The Shambes and back to-day starts at eight NJ, and
the yachts expected to arrive at Cowcs this evening"
but should the wind continue fresh they Will bc
back very carly, Tho entries good and no
expectod
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RACING NOTES.

The extra race meeting at Monmouth Park begins to-
morrow and will be continued Thursday and Satur-
day OF this week. There will be four races each day
and from the number of horses that the park and
those their way thither from Saratoga most excel
lent meeting may bo anticipated.
The sceplechascrs being prepared for the trip TO
Newport to join in the various stcepechases that will
or at that fashionable resort of
good horses will be there, making good fields for each
There will be more starters in the Newport races
than before in of that kind in any
part of America.
The following list gives the OF the winning
stables at Saratoga during the past season. also the
amounts won by each, including the winners own
stakes, well second money where the entire sum
1
, 1875-07-10

taHaoH lJaltH AsAS. h.
On Tln,rsday evening largo audience mot In
soutApacs Institute to hear = recitation, IN tho
translation OF tho lato A1r. W. Dar.lolomow. OF
tho dialosue-mustc, CHORAL recstations,
md choruscs for male voices BY Mem
delssohn, ns commanded by tha lato King
at Pr.l1s'h, for Representation In BcrlEtl
in 134l. Itevious to the Performance Mt.
Moncuro Conway. H. A., gave briot but coua-
prellc.siso slstrh Of tho Greek drama, and Of
tie legend OIL which tho "Antigone" WIS found
cd. Supplied with ths desirable nnA almost
rclulhita information. tho nudicnpe hehfsl tho
performance with al tho moro pleasure. The
music. which Ii considered to DO ono ut tho ill.,
est creations OF 1tell1olesohu, and excited
tho greatest interest In berlin 1T tho
timo OF its production, WAS admirably
conducted by Mr. Moore. sad poEforn1ed by
ro,ccs seleu&ed from tho leading chorAi sucietlea
Which havs hAd previous experience III tho mn-
sio. Tile Quartots III the hymns to Etoa aud
to DionySos wore A,lpk by Meatra. Lord,
EssBon, 5felloE, and Hubbard. mud the basa
soloa by AIeaats. Bsvell aud Smith. Tho or
chnstral accomplishments wefe arranged for
tho pinno-forto an! AmcrIoan oFgnn. pre-
sided oyoe " Mfs. Keasly Moore and sIr. ]. ".
Grsttoo. TLo characters of thu ttama wcto rep
alnssou 1eueno, her aister, M!BB Crockiunl !;
Eurydice, Mrs. Conway Cseon. Atr. J. J. CAV
iey; liaemop, hie aon. Mi. J. q. Grant Tiresan,
Dir. I. II. Martin Ihoclou, hlr. +. ]. aiotre.
Mr. ruittck represented the chorus supposed 10
ba composed VI Ilet,an neUlea ai,t! HunatulB.
The Attctnrt to produce no elaborate work
With the scanty mesnh available WAS moat prate-
worthy, AID did credit to all cot,cttned--mu-
siciAna and rcoitars.