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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-08
STATE OFFICIALS "INTERVIEWED."

"Vldette," the special COLUMBIA correspou-
dent of the Charleston News and Courier, un'
der date of the 29th ultimo, writes as follows:
The recent events at the State capital in
connection with the funding act, the trial and
acquttal of the State treasurer, and the sub
sequent election to the mptroller.general's 8
office of Senator Dunn, who bore so proml-
nent part in instituting and conducting the
investigation into the operations OF the fund
ing act, had impressed your correspondent
with the idea that the views of the different
executive officers of the State government
would not be uninteresting to the readers OF
the Ne,os and Courier, especially to that por-
ton of them who are interested as State bond
holders in the faithful execution of the fund
ing scheme With view to obtain this in
formation, your correspondent, on the day at
ter the adjournment Of the General Assembly,
called upon the Governor, the State treasurer
and the new comptroller-general. The inter.
view with the Governor was very brief and
to the point. His ideas Of the Importance OF
faithful execution of the funding scheme are
forcbly and earnestly expressed in the mes
sage vetoing the act to declare the true intent
and meaning of the act to reduce the volume
of the public debt. 1t is scarcely necessary
to report the conversation upon that point.
With reference to the election of Senator
Dunn to the comptroller-generalship, the Gov
ernor expressed himsefas we'll satisfied. He
did not consider Mr.. Dunn's election as an af.
front to him either personally or politically,
as it had been alleged it was intended to be-.
On the contrary, he was satisfied that Mr..
Dunn would be Jealous and faithful officer,
and that his relations with the Executive
would be ofthe most pleasant character.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-08
CIRCUIT COURT.

The Court of Common Pleas and General
Sessions for York county-his Honor Judge
Mackey presiding at 10 o'clock on
Monday. His Honor, on charging the grand
Jury as to their duties, deemed it unnecessary
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19
SETTLE up.

A Ii PERSONS, INDEBTED TO THE
IA late firm OF BAILEY a cox, are re.
que1ted 10 call and settle their bills ifnrnsdi-
-'eiy ana without further notice.
JOHN COX.
/ hlhnemucca, Scv., October Q, is7s-2w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19
Delinquent Notice.

VosEMITE MINING COMPANY .--Loea.
Il ton OF works. Humboldt County, Ne
vada. 81 - tfN ~ fl sftFft Rf
N0TICE.--There is delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account If as
sessment levied on the twenty, ninth day OF
July, 1875, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective share holders, as
followR.5 - t4* - ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19

Who may he ssfisriDg from the effect .
Iyorthful follies. or indiScresion. VIII o Il
kwcll to avail themselves ~ this, the great
},'st boon ever laid ut the altar Of SUFFERING
humanity. DK. SPINNEf Will gusfan.
zee to fFtsit $500 for every ease VI serninal
Iweakncfs or private disease OF any kina y
character which hn undertakes and iaiI'
o cure. lie would Therefore SAY 20 the IN
Fortunate sufferer who may read this notee,
Il hat yotg&re trrading on danger us grounu
/ when you longer delay in seeking the prp
per remedy fII y0nr complaint. iou may N
u the nfst stage; REMAINDER Won are az
roaehing the last. II yon are bordtIlns
4 1pou tho last, and ara suffering soIne OF o.
Il its III effects. remember chat AZ yen PEI.
,ist IN pfociRstt alton, the tue must conn
when the most ssillfId physician can rep,
4 Ter YOU no assistance. when the door %
Hope will be closed against YOU; when ~
NIGEL Of mercy can bring yon relief IN NJ
,ase has the Doctor failed Of success. linen
I bet not despair work upon your issginaiio,nl
gDut avail yourself Of the bene hclal rehui's
4 his treatment before your ease u beyenp
he reach OF medical skill, on before grim
leath huTrien you to premature gfNe
1Full course Of treatment $25. send mone,
Iby Post Office order or Express Win iai'
description OF case.
CALL on address.
DIR. A. IL. SPTNHEY.
No. II Kearney Street. San Francisco
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19

And In accordance with law. and TN order OF
inc Board Of Directors, made on the twenty.
hlnth cay OF July 1915. 80 many shares Of
each parcel OF such stock as may be pecessa.
ry, Will be sold at public aaction. by X. ID. W
Davis Co., No. 2l9 sansome street. san
francisco, on SATURDAY, THE TWENTY
THIRD DAY OF OCTOBER, 1875, at the hour
OF two O'Clock p. N. OF said day, to pay SAID
dellnquent assessment thereon. together with
costs OF advertising and expensee II the sale.
o,., H. osPUINAh, Secretary pro tenn
oFFlcE-2lO Battery Street, san francisco
oct5 tn
, 1875-05-28

4 general fecling Of pleasure and gratsfsca~
ton, not unminglcd with re!Ief, will be e1l'a.
rionced among the readers Of newspapers
now that Judge PohTEn haa finished hia tiFa-
son,o datriba nnl 11r. EvAnra, ono OF tile
most dignihed md polished members Of tho
logM fraternity, has begun his argument.
His first days remarks aro delicious change
from tho stuff which Ponrgn inflicted upon
patient aud long,sutfcring public, and give
promise Of soma excellent rcml}ny matter for
tho next fow days. Mr.. EvAnzs' keen, if'-
ciaivo satiro, though finished and grace
fnl within; his clover Analysis and
slsilEul dissection Of tho caao; his
elegant rhetoric, nlade mp Of clcan-
cut sontencea and anoly-roundad peri
ods, will bo enjoyed and appreciated
oyou by Those whom they fail to con-
vince, aud tho fabrio no builds will DO ad-
mircd for its boausy il not for It's per7nanency.
His argument cannot fail to have great
weight both with the jury in the courtroom
and tho Jury ut large, and, for tho first time
since tho defonannt himself left tho stand,
llr. BxEcrH4's side Of tho oaso is holding Its
own. A part Of Dir. EvARTs' efforts will DO
wasted in overcoming the bad effect produced
by Judge Ponrrns il-adyised tactics, bnt, at
tho rate ho has begun, Atr. BEACH, when ho
comes to close tho caaa for tho plaintiff, will
havo no easy task to remove tho impression
which 31r. EvlarB seems cortain to leave
hnhird
, 1875-05-28

nockets was e4pentled rppitlly: tho quantity
~ coo1a nro7ucc3 WA IN ~xrcsa of ,cf,;t;mhto
-,, ..,.., T..
oet'"aa'' aao was BUN W 'P'e'ua'oa "
:" l'aio Inp oaoolo ho"teu' pat III 4of" tuo
whit cscapodt anu there was an explosion.
There WA no sa]e for goods, The market
unu ,,rot ecta,1 ,o e4aorot,op rro+ection l,nt1
~ ,, H. -....... IL.
NJ tooooo "n'1 P4IHuefeo III" p'1e'"ooiH t1'''s
uloy oeasod to buy.
In gpecch t1olivercd by tho Hon, W. D.
u,,rpv A.. o,,,.t,. ~ 1,r,t,c+;ou In his
-....it. f ~, -, ,.,-1.:. =.
constlt"eu9 III ilhlaac'I'liilss y" ~" A"' :"
marked cory Of which hns been aoilE us, tic
TINS urnnhicallv t1escribcs this rrosc1lt cupGi-
finn ~ fin nrotoc+a1 ,7;x,rc4s In 1,is c;tv mud
c... -, , ~ ...:t.,t. ,,m.x:.,,
n'e'o' t,AA l'of""ya 'no
anu rElvntlon OF tito poor people, VINO GRO
tho roRl victims OF tho sonp-honse system OF
1cois1at;on knocr ~ FIN nrotcct;vo no1icv.
L...r
Ao'o 10 *""s aif' AA.i'!h' ""s''
Hon"t aud thrifty Working people by tens Of
thousaads In th!s dlslrct hohe. ara out OF eplo5-
Hent. 1t IL now moro than year sincs many oi she'n
were rcduesd TO that condition. and ha7o como home
to 'nd 1Len' IN ragged ren1ry Many OF thoso who'
In TIC autumn Of 1875 held tls to tl'cir ntte Aoef
and "era paying Oh any ncunaorancc that might e1las
against them by apr1yng what they could ~eu anofa
10 ret apart from heE monthly earnings to ound!n8
associations. arc in despairfnr poverty. and Aasihs
road tho sheHas bill deaoribne the'r home"s hsss
seen hsm pas u nominal ln1sea Into tns posasss1on
u othofa'
Nun who hava each winter contributed to the ward
fund for tbs roitef Of tbs poor III aoas every wasd OF
phladcphs we're during the past winter, glad to &C.
capt re!lsf, and rejo!os at tho fact that In many III
stauces tho Committees rsfuscd to register tho nsn,os
Of SUCH thst they might not hereafter be rtrroacs1
becaas hsir necesslues had compelled she to accept
a. chtzity tha money shsy had prsrious1J given Of
tleit abundance for the relief Of osliess. ...
Ths captss Of the distsics, 30 far - It ia embarked
.sn Wa ,. r =, hs rs
sc,arino who,n h,ocb, rhtch rsrs roc.ntv rc,o.
nans with the hum Of Industry arc now niiout
almost - death. Ths owners Of tho land build.
tns'' Ana mscnsnes, 'oio money eohnaene', aao
hundred ,nsn ~ they did tj,ou,snd. but two ye,r.
40. Their worn ran then day and night now hui
few Of then, ran full sixty hoafs to tho week hsn
, 1875-05-28

Of tho 10Th vas confiscated. On tue Goth,
fine Of $500 MARKS, imposed by on III
ferior court, was reduced to DO by
QUO of superior jurisdiction. servant
giri, 10 yenrB old, WIS sentenced to
four weeka' imprisonment for u insulting "
tho Emperor, Two editors OF tho Droalnu
IokszaIung wcro caught III tho snares OF Ito
Inv. Ono Of them was hardened wretch,
for ho hnd published tho Pope'a Enoyclical,
letl "written dinrespcotfnlly Of law which
tho Government had kindly gven tho Reich
sting permission 10 pass, Ind " insnlted Drs-
MAnUK, md lad published Rtil another OBJ
jectionable article. JIo got three months.
Ills coaljutor, who ind confined himself to
insulting uIsMAnoK, will bo ahlo to return TO
his work nftar one months d,rance. +" H.
sultiug" anybody in dangerous business in
Germany. On the o1st, railway workman
was tried at Amberg for this crime against
tho Emperor. lie, however, escaped The fate
of tho sorvant-girl. On tho same day, the
oditor OF the Frnn1sfort Zeitung, from which
wo get this list, was tried on curious charge.
Tho police raidcd his Office lately and
seized tho busincaa books of tho paper.
It Is alleged that he aetually insultod
! tho State ofI1cinls in an article ho
wron about this pleasing lituo affair.
Ho has not get boon sentenced. On the
samo day, again, the Durgomastor Of Ncu-
stadt was fined and superseded bccanso ho
had not forcibly expelled the doposcd priest
Of tint parish from tho vicarago. And dur
ing tile two weeks covered by this record,
"more than forty families in Dautzc received
| domioiliary visits from the police"
It may bo that largo part of the German
milton ID desperately wicked and needs to be
mado tho victim OF petty persecution for mat
ters Of opinion; but it is evident that Frtt'et'
and Freelom aro two very different things.
, 1875-05-28

In bis fesvent xnd glowing pororatton. Jn1o.
ponTER MAS rousod Out OF himself ouco mo,,.
compare the Rev. uKNnr WARD DEEcuEn, ,or.
upon trial for adultery, With tho Bon Of f;o1
stsotchcd upon tho ctosa. THIS was VERY niIa
compared With tho assaranco that It nas n.
Deity who would have bpen better man i,
DEkouEn's place. Judge PoRrEn's Aimilr, l,x,
ever, 1od lin a,tray from Holy Writ. Ho sud Ia
tho Jury,
II thero bs one man who, In the ap,r Of tho old I'm.
man 0enturion wAs capable OF fhrnstug HI 49,,
Into !he ada Of ono who waa innnccnt snd jitey l.,
perish know tha though u.sy no. be .ble 10 .ay
u A. great wrong, cyen III respect to such iusn
ihore VIII 10 ono At least who, lu the humble ~ aIs
III that hour Of nQony 10 lif a lands IN rrarsr ,ni
doss." ~
JouN. tho Beloved Dlsctp1o, who mas IN era.
witness Of tho scene, thua describes it,-C!.sp.
lot 1ix.. versoa 81, 50, and "a:
Then tamo the soldiers and hraks ths Ter, If III.
drsL aud Of tho othsr which eruciAea xiih ii q.
DMt 1hen thoy caEne 10 JEaua and saw that b. VI,
aead already. they brako not hs lcRs:
nnt ono Of tho hola!cta with spear pierced BIZ sIds
and forthwith cana thetcont blood ana water
Thts event IL not noticed by tho oshnr Eysu,
MATTHEW, who represents TINT he WAS oycs.re,1
as tho acenoB which followed tho eonsummatioa
Of the tragedy, and exclaimed. "Truly, this
man waB tho Son OF God" MATHEW, JollS, aud
Po1rrn disagree aomewhat In their version. Ia
consideration OF the vast amount Of "justiabla
lying" doro In tho caAe. no prefer to let tho tea.
tinony Of the EvanKoitstH atii httni, and regarl
that wild and unmosning outburst Of tho 10: rne
/! counsel % purely Piokwlckan. OF, ~ ho told lit,
IiLros, "sald only In his professional e. 2asi.
! fvh
, 1875-05-28

An oyerturo by tho General Assembly Of
the Presbyterian Church, inviting the various
branches OF tho Reformed Church to unite
. in holding an Ecumcnical Council, is declinsd
by tho General Synod Of the Reformed
Church now in session ut Fort Wayne. Tho
lattor body, whilo cordially sympathizing
with tho proposed movement, respectfully re-
fuses to take part in 1t, for the reason that
the Reformed Church represented by tho
Synod recognizes the heidelberg Catcchism
as tho only confession Of binding authority,
while tho proposed Council contemplatea par.
ticipation only by such Churches - hold to
the Westminster Confession.
, 1875-05-28

4 SUBSTITUTE FOR pAWNDRoKERT 3HOPs.
Tbs 9onuLTzE-DE1ITscn system of banking
has been repeatedly explained at length in
THE TRIBUNE. It Ia sufficient to soy, now,
TINT under 1t number of working mon or
women deposit small fixed sum every wock,
and Gun borrow oartain multiple Of the
amount they have on deposit. Each sharo-
holder In the bank Is responsible for a1l ita
dobts. Only shareholders can borrow. They
pay tho ordina1y maratos rnte ct interest, and
the profits arc devoted, frst TO tho payment
Of low interest On deposits, and, second,
to increasing tho capital Of the bank. When
tho bank has become won established, it
often borrows considerable sums at low
rakea and 1ends them on higher tarms
In 4 word, the banks aro cooperative
Btores which do 4 wholesale and retail
business In money. The first one was
founded about quarter OF a century ago at
Delitsch, In Prusdan saxony, by souu17n-
DE111scu who Is still living, and ia moro
than famous In his own country, although,
strangely enough, his name is scarcely known
In America. There arc now over thouaand
such banks In Germany, Owned by some hun.
dreda Of thousands Of working people. In
the criaiH that followed tho opening Of the
Franco German wal, when many Of the grent
banks Of Germany collapsed, not ono OF these
failed. They have dove > great work aud
hayo dons 1t well. They have been Intro
duced into Italy, md Austria, and Rusaia, and
have suooeeded In al Three countries. This
shows that their suocem In Germany has
boen duo to tho inhereus goodness oi
tic iaea, and not 10 my peculiarly
foyorab1s 1ocal circumstances. Slight modi'
tlcations Of the original plan have boer
made In Russia and posa'bly elsewhere, buI
tho subst&ncs Of the idea has boon perfectly
| preserved.
II tho souu11zz.Dx11rbon bank has thrivor
| after boing transplanted, why Rho111d 1t no,
be tried heror In the courBe Of Ims L
would rescue the industrious poor from the
! clutch Of the rasca1ly pawnbrokers, ani
would thus tond to break up great part O.
tho shops that carve - schools for thievea
Ths two main SOURCES Of profit Tor = pawn
broker aro stolen goods aud goods pswned b,
tho honest poor In tinas ot do]nesA, or vhel
tho bsead.vInnass Gan get no work. Y He i
aaick 10 50 whan his oastonasr mma hAv'
money and u <herstors In his power, and b,
uses shs power m4zcilssaly. Ths dekness a
husband and father for = fortnight Of
TN strips ths hauss bun, md make
thA pavnbrokss 8 IL a ownA1 oS III
| vho3s fu1ztahtne. q Nas'rooz could 10 !
mai uns 70 haa& Il Aels eva tass.sd .
| i pawshssAaFs ssept thay >ss!a saAsw b
, 1875-05-28

Tho subscription in aid Of 3Ir. GEORGE TAcoa
HoLYoAkE. tbs ointment Engtlsh nodicsl, Co.
operator, md phiIAnthropist, Is making qui'c
satisfactory progress in England, but Atntricaa
subscriptions arc fcw and far botueen. Sir.
IIoLYoAxE is not we'll known On tlis side ct .ha
Atlantic but those who do know him ars
awarc that bis long lilo hns beou ono Of eingn.
lat solf-atcri1ca; tint, whilo believing T.. d.
utilization, he has shown In = high degre, .l4o
virtuos that are supposed to bo inspirod l1s tAs
hope Of roward in the shape Of eternal i.api-
noas and that hs has porhaps dono more tla.u
any other ono man to improve the condition of
English, and 40 of Ill. workingmon. The gtca.
work Of Ills life, History OF Co-opera ion"
is now passing through tho press. Tho ob-
joct Of tho subscription Ia to purchase IN an-
nuity that will onnbla tne veteran Journalist
to complete this most important work, aid to
carry through other ltcrary ventures of 1rac.
cnl value 10 tho social scientist and to sccirty
Among tho English subscribers arc Mr., T.1oMa,
BRAsaEr, IL. F.; tho noy. WoPronp DnooEz u,
D. CONWAY, CHARLrs DARWIN, Sir CEARlEa
Dixie, Prof. FAwcErT, THOMAS HuoHxs, proi.
HUXLEY. q. II. LEwEs, HAAn1ET 1IARr1vtAu.
and Prof. r. ". NEWMAN. Tho amount y ,ed.I
Ia $50, 900. II Ia hoped that e10 900 Of this caa
bo raiaad in this country. Thu Nav York Tfi1-
u1,t Is recciying subscriptions In tho East. mi
anv sums eont to Nr. A1rnsD D. MASON, Of TIN
CnruAao TaIBuNx, will be promptly aclnor!.
cdgsd In this paper aud forwarded to The t.on.
don Committee which hss charge Of tho "lioLy.
oAKK Fund"
, 1875-05-28
GERMAN FREEDOM.

Tho Frankfort AtltAng continues TO print
its Lists OF tho prosocutions under tho church
and press laws OF "fros Germany. It be-
gan W giving monthly record, bnt tho re-
cont outburst OF Governmental activity has
forced 1t to publish tho news every fortnight
in order TO got tho article within decent
bounds. The Ze1<ss72 Tor hay contains the
faots We give below. They dats from ths 9Th
10 the 21st OF April
April 6, twelve "social-dcmocrata very
nnsoold persons, by the way. who adotn
thcir club-rooma with rod flags and
havs catoh-worl salutation, F" Wis
gehfs nit der 7heaun0r GLOW goes 1t
with the partition Of property ?)-wcro
sentenced to Imprisonment becanss they had
held meeting without being authorized to
do 80 by tho police. Fancy the Chicago
Communists obliged to beg permission to
moet from h1r. RKuH This was at Born.
burg. -Four days afterwards, meeting Of
Bornburg workingmen WAC brokon up by tho
police. On the eth, tho editor Of the 1Hest-
psalan Cpunt+yman was triod for of1enscs
against tho press laws, aud, strange to nay,
was acquittad. This is a1most tho only In.
stance Of tho escape Of journalist from the
fanus Of tho police, On the garuo day, two
franciscan monks vero fined under tho ocolo.
alnsdcal lews; d monastery vas soarolod
hv sotaiara Who were hunting for
Dr. Mosn. aaouged Of violating she nroHa-
oo,, io,v, and t,~ao nr;ost. ,yo-o ssnt ~ ia;1
ssa T,.. % shaana,o~s, nr,o, =, rf,n;ah bnd ~ 49,
, 1875-05-28

The cl.ango in the postal laws, effected by
tho Forty-third Congress for tho benefit OF the
express companies, has seriously diminished
tho income of tho Department upon third.
class mail 1nattcr, md tic Postmaator-den-
eral will recommend repeal Of tho injurious
amendments.
, 1875-05-28

An awful calamity occurred last evening at
Holyokc, Mss, whoro Catholic church,
crowded with people, took fire from tho nltar-
arapcrica, anl seventy-dve persons, tho most
of them women and children, ucro either
burned, crushed to dcntl,, or fatally injured
, 1875-05-28

4 visit was paid yesterday to tho President
Of tho United States by tho Papd envoys
now In this country. The Holy Father at
Romo had especially desired to tender the
compliments Of the season to the head Of the
American milton, and that was What 1t Was al
, 1875-05-28

1t not call upon tho insurance. companies to
withdraw their capital? Something ought
to be done, and aa tho 1'trld haa charge of
these natters throughout tho country 1t GER
tain1y ought to mike these hotela do the fair
thing Or elso take away tloir insurance At
nncA.
, 1875-05-28
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE
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Pavtaxe PREPAID al this t}f!accs

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Bz fesr. xses:1. @ 1 ssts..'.S 3.G33 3G3
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HAxrrp-tIus actirs assnt ID tAth tasn md village
6psetaj aETan ssn,enta made With such
speck,sn copies isn't frsa.
"a prevent deiay and ustAkes bs and st*s Post
Omeo addresa tn full, including btAsn and County.
K-nIt.nce, NAY be mads sts, b, draft, s1prsts pos+
Onea e,dev sr In registered lettefp. 1t ous tlak.
1rhMs 10 c1TT arracnEnENs.
na.i, drvsred kundhy excepted. 2b eents rdr wsek.
Daily, ds.srsd. BundAy included. 00 csaa p'r Hosk
AddrtE THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
CpYsaf N4dton and Dearborn. .atR.. Chicago, Ill.
, 1875-05-28

Ths Bar Association In Nav York hhs soe
members aud = library Of 8oo0 volumes. u
wsn started only few ysAss ago for subatan-
tially ths s&ms purposes ~ the Chicago Assoeaa.
tion--sooiAl intsscousss and ths slsvaaon o.
tzsnsadoas iadusnos upoa practice u 10
WILLIAM N. EyAa7s IL Pxsstdsnt Of th4 Assossa-
fIou md ons Of u meal Ab4fal patrons 9nAss
il soasoely asy tnsttuAoa q sodsty tA ~ CIV
OF Nsv York whoss influence IL - parst1 ~
fuoA. II would u WsstY suss te stsssS1 ~ ee
IL msnbesa ~hs should ~ fAf sselA& eees
fssaioaA Saaaaat& u se kasatS dteA 1ssaassss -
, 1875-05-28

ACADEMY or MU9tC-la'atsd ttrre- bet~tta MAD"
Nan and Iinnsos. Kngaeauent Of John 4. Ss>Fsea.
- Daniel Boupe.~
, 1875-05-28
ENGLAND'5 NOTE TO GERMA ny.

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, 1875-05-28

HEA1}yYs nENEFACToH-tr WOULD pK IDLE
t. ersct statnos 10 honor ot c. W Laird. E!sY lauy
Bsoan Il Youth The Toilet I sod.~s 1 hsf wit. With
S,ion ttt pe oannot delacs. Snld By all drueRtsA+
, 1875-05-28

Cincinnati having had its chorus nj III
prospect for musio.hAn. IL now moving vlgor.
ously to got IN orchestra Of It's Own. which "ln
be In kcspiug. both In magnitude and excellence
slth tho other two Adtunots Of musical fsats'
wi. The Gase0e Of that city sAyss " trhs Clls"
clnnatt Musical Festival OF 1877 should have
Cincinnati orchestra a. ready for the conductors
baton ~ was tho Cincinnati chorus Of 1876. aud
,ha ether CINCINNATI papers are III singing ths
uame tuna, In AuticlpAtiono OF this Grant, shspso-
ola a. already beginning 70 talk Of subscription
concarts and summor-ni8ht garden music q "a
the Ceutr.l Park Gsrslsn OF Nex York. HAVING
accomplished tMs. whAA HA1tf WILL GnaiaaAa
peyox b. R4tl4A4dS