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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-08-16


The Red River Railroad from
Alexandria to Lecompte, was to
have been sold on the 4th inst, to
sntisfv Il Judgment of the District
Court of Rapides parish.
Not far from Boutte Station,
ard near the track OF the l.. q I.
Railroad, on Friday. the 81 inst,
a eang of section hands found Il
new-made grave. They carefully
lifted the earth, and discovered
the corpse CT q man who they sup
pose to have been murdered. There
were no marks of violence npou
his person except ga rising on the
side of his head, about the size OF
boil" and the pockets had been
riti-d. The coroner was called in,
but the result of the inquisition
has not yet TRANSFERRED. The body
was recognized as that of one of
two travellers who had the day
previous, passed through Hahp
vile, and this one had purchased
some food and displayed con-
siderable amount of money.
Search was instituted for the com
.panion, also for any one who may
have loaned an implement for the
nurving OF the body.
Un-fitness of things. On the
18th of this month New Iberia
was to have, u tournament, horsr
FACES, shooting matches and u
Dall for the benefit Of the EpisGo-
PAL ChuI CD. Think NJ all THE
with nercury at over IS deg. il
the shade.
Lafayette next ON the Snnda,
LHw. Several petitions, calling
upon the, police jury of Lafayette
to pass a Sunday ordinance, il
being circulated fer signa.or-s.
The Catholic Priests naue head
one If them.
Albert Scott aud Ii others, ac-
rus'd OF lynching Acide Mouton
Mt Big Cane, WAS recently brought
l'efore Judge Hn1spetb ut Oae
ousas by virtue of Il writ Of Ha-
peas Corpus, aud ordered by til.
Judge tobe discharged, CD furnish
ng boud Ill the sum OF 500, |
each.
Tie "L'ui>iana State Regis-
er a live ReputIicnn journal Of
his State is now giving attention.
@ Capt. Eads operations ut Soutl
Pass. and seems to think thai
D. IS. would do well to notice the
erms of his contract with the
Jnptain.
Some ,colored exeursionists
In,ong whom WAS one Isaiah
svanswent from Brookhav-n to
on "Wednesday the 25th
IT.. While at Manchac Evans
auselessly took affropt at Eel
ward, Il son of DIR. Bowen, of
5rookhayen and killed him. The
nnrdeaer was arrested aud az
ompanied by one of the witnesses
0 the deed, brought to Amite
lily, and is hold to answer to the
emands of the law. q
The Editor of the "Sugar !
BOWL Is nuffe.ing from temporary
'ss OF sight and il visiting New
)rleans ip search of professional
He has our sympa-
BY.
, 1877-01-06

Toa CUaiSc HaUs. The following
. quantities aTe iuT twelve hams. Take
three pounds Of fine salt, one-half
pound Of saltretre, pounded fine, and
one Wot Of molas>es. Nix the above
/ well together, and Iub each ham with
the mixture. Then put them il 4 cask
ana allow them to stand five or six
days, after which they should be re-
( YeTsGd, the top iamS being put IN the
, 1877-01-06

pl.T. Ia, Dec IS, NO
The following Letter was forwarded today to j.
M,5!lsCn w,l~, president Of the Louisiana return
irg board. lv Nr. John Long, who was counted in
as representative from tie plriSh OF De soto:
d. SJro PARISH, II., Dec. y, 1876.
V,u. T. R745,yu Hs.lS, Frsai,g' L0UisiTUU RI
htrHiar BjFrf. I have learned th.t your hnnouh q
boly ir.s .rjur;l.d e.ecte! 10 the lower house
of the legislature from the parish of De soto Per
init u- 10 return uy thanks for tie honor conferred
but at the same time say that am unwilling 10
accept The position. ! am "a republican from the trIn
conviction that tie principles OF TINT pITty are best
for the WlO- country.
IL WIS also true that was the regular nominee Of
the parry IL the VI>h Of He 500 10. The legislature,
ami il more than any member o; tie parry IN That
sIr knowing ts 10 tia, ] irly defeated at the
polls int lation frauds having been practicet
hy tie opposing party at any precinct IN the PARISH
- fir l have lie able ascertain after thor
UtL il.vesti ttion nv s.l-T Spet VIII not permit
me 10 accept tie position. hope !ou viii parton
fruts taking st-p that, at first glance, may %
fhou-ht calculated 70 ctSt some DISC clt upon the
p inter- not II politician all my interests are here
but sIr clunlt believe e. good oi tAe state or OF
the national republican, party can beproEotei by re-
turning. as el-,.cei candidate clearly defeated.
rs myself.
In fact ! am c1Eyincel that very much Of the lis
turhuace that las prevailed throughout the State
for svessil years past Is justly artrihuJibe 10 the
fact that in many pa:.~hss, not elected by the
Is pie have been returned Il ct-i and mIiutIUei IN
the Office by the power o. the government ! must
believe that y0I- uSSoclatas have been grossly de-
c-vel O. 70 th- manner Ia which ihe late canvass
AMI election de SOTO VAS conducted. Hn' a. 10 the
result JoHS j. LoNG.
, 1877-01-06

PROTECToy AGaIysT RABB.Ts.-As
winter approaches, the orchardist, il
regions where rabbits abound, will, if
be Is . careful man, take some pre-.
cautiouary measures 10 protect his
trees from these pests. There are
many thugs which may be applied TO
the stems Of the trees which will pre-
vent their attacks, among which we
Will name a few : Sulphur, SCOT and
lime, made into 4 thin paste and
spread over the bark, Is an excellent
preventive, as the rabbits have no TX
irg for such 4 mixture. Cow manure
and lime viii answer the same purr
pose, bDt must be applied pretty thick
and well spread on the bark. When
tar can be had, It may be spread upon
common brown pgPer, the latter
wrapped around tie s;cm-tar side
out. Coarse slligs cf bark from some
/ forest trees form an excellent guard,
( ifplaced around the srcm aud held in
place with slEgnE cord or wire
Some such precautionary measures
should be pyacliced in regions where
nice and rabbits axe plentiful, and if
I Il we're done, we would hear less Of
si:d.od amle trees, which. by the way
IS a VcTy common complain. every
>prjpg. \ word to tie wise should
b. sufficient on this s1hiac;.--R,rat
/ Nc,7 Io.Eer
, 1877-01-06
POETECAL SELECTIONS.
ALEXANDER HUNTER.

% MAIL AAALtAs
4 H.uter is my hero's name,
And occupation too;
To hunt tie country DER for gtrae
I,aU he aims 10 DO;
Ami yet Hunter comes 20 town
Q1.,e Oft II Though the year,
Upon 10 earthly business sIye
10 meet the r,oi le here.
At huntins Hunter has had success,
Bot whc EN- d es 1t lie,
some poop. reckon, others guess,
That u. al! in his eye.
Some lay ii t. l. use OF arms,
Aua orhers, a. I'm tOru,
Urge that he keeps his pow Ter dry,
While some sly n Lorn.
Some people who lave known linn long,
Upon their word declare,
There's mischief brewing when he bears
His gun upon bear
AM when ne has lis ioy along,
Ana ri all III ,rIm,
To charge upon 4 dlck Of geese,
Tlty say, Is ducks fgc him.
The expiaures abou, the place
On rare b.t> love 90 fare;
AMI Gith young rabbits Hunter can
just suit tLem 10 hare.
When hunting with his towliu- piece,
He's sell0n En.Wn 20 I'M;
Tough woodsocks are afraid Of him,
lie cannot make them quail.
Tut lie tLese matters as they may,
III simply Sty I've found
That all the game that Hunter kills
Receives a mortal wound.
Long may he 1--we, aaL fairly win
\ fortune ana fame
And WI L his game or life Is DER
May death Eul Hunter & sme-
, 1877-01-06
THE DECLARtgE0N.

Twas lte, AMI tie Eay company was gone,
And light lay sof5 on she deserted room
From alrbastsr vases, AMI scent
OF orange le,vss AMI swe-t yarbcua came
through the Unshuttrred window On the air;
And the rich pictures, with their dark Old t:nts,
Hung Ike a twi.ish, landscape, and al things
Seemed hush into q slugaber. Isabel,
The 3rGk-eyeI, spiritual Isabel,
Was lauiu-on her harp, and hal stayed
To whisper whI- could no. when The crowd
Hung on Eer 10 h like w0--hipcrs. I kuelt,
And with the iyrvov e "a Up unusel
To tie cool lr.a,h of asJn, told ny love.
There Was 70 answer, and took the hand
That rested on t.. strings, and pressed kiss
Upon it uu.,.bli 'eu-.ul again
Perousl, Lrr, ;'.st tI.is silent evidence
That I was not lnI II rent TO her heart
Might hay, the s.a o. one sweet syllable.
kissed small uLi,. tugglS as l spoke,
And sh,. w,;,.'r,.w t,.en gently, anl uugais,l
Her t.re-ea.l f.oHa its sting place, AMI Io5AeI
Earnestly mo Size lad ben asleep
, 1877-01-06
Oz TrIr cvElE2 sEaKE.

Time always WIS, ever vii be,
Twin sister ct !.e.f..y-
Ti,a,e man r.e'er c,n camggelsnd
Iufut power without an enI.
Above, below, and j a-oul,
How hlai,l SIS tie vast profound.
Oar Thoughts, oar mental ken, must fail
70 iook beyond rI,ir Limits veil;
AMI though Gc~ae be strong, intense,
u ctuuo, pierce tie future dense,
Tler.v.r coll al mus, pass o'er
To reach tLr 3:~rTut rTiiIt shore,
Wlc~- towering bluff ou either z'!e,
Az. lofty rs tie gulf Is vide.
CIau ling she stream l.Lose deep waves roll,
Day aud night, as pots Of the soul
And, 10y and by We IL must 20
Beyond where death waves eAb and iow
Whrre sun, Uor moon, nor stars o: night,
Will ever need TO slow their light
Where ais immortal evermCre,
Over tie river, on the other shore.
, 1877-01-06

"AND have you no other sons ? asked a
curious lady ot . bruuz-d old sea captain.
" Oh, yes. madam had one that lived in
the South Sea Islands for nearly i dozen
years. " Reallyi Washe bred there, and
what vas his tas'e-the sea or land p No,
r1adam. be Sssa bread-he was meat; least
wise the niggers ate him, and as for his taste
the chief said he tasted Of terbaener. = The
LADY walked TO another part of the ship, aud
the captain smiled and took fresh quid.
, 1877-01-06

! CASE Of chronic laZinesS Is reported al
Washington. 4 young man appointed 10 q
clerEslip in the Treasury D-PaF'inen' "-9
conducted 70 bis de=b aad informed what LIS
duties were. The chief of the Department
discovered him short time after eofaio'ta6Iy
repo-iug in h:s =, With his ieet Character
is,i,ally resting on lie desk = Hello sad
he chief don't von expect 70 90 aHy
vork - Work be banged " exclaimed
the as,oui-he1 youth q ! had 10 voFS harH
enough 10 e, here
, 1877-01-06

DECEIVED--Il was AZ thu second battle OF
Buu Run that a cannon ball csrrisa OF ia
poor soldiers leg
Garry me to the rear. - he cried to
tall companion Who had been fighting By hi-
zils-"My leg Is shot off ~
The comrade caught the wounded soldier
up, and as he was about to Put him across
his shoulder, another ball cut off the poor
felIo7v's head. Hi- friend. however, in the
confusion, did not notice tais, bat Tvoceaded
with his Juzicu toward he rear.
What are you carrying that thing FOX? -
cried au officer,
Thing" returned he ats a man
with his leg sbo. of. 5"
Why, he hasn't any head " crird the
officer.
The soldier looked at his load, ani FOR the
first time saw that What the o1hcsr said WAS
true. Thrgning down the boiy he thun-
der-d out: "Cynfound him be told me it
vas h. leg
, 1877-01-06

NipOGTED Marshal Blinn, L j..
Of Olympia, II. T., recently returned from "
trip TO Iowa and brought with him Is head
Of the finest IIooIsd stock that he could pro-
cure They comprise ten bulls aad three
hrifers, ranging from one to three years Old.
Thy were purcharei at great eXpnss
$500 having been paid for one OF the
bulls y special car was necessary TO cl-.y
them to San Fsaaei-co, FOR which 500 was
paid. They arrived here last Tuesday, Vi
Victoria and Tacoma, per last trip OF the
steamship DaiFa. They are at present.
qu.Itered at the sourh end of the city in
splendid condition; rouud, pIumP ana ia,
regular BEAUTIES 1-r Blirn viii have th m
forwarded to his ranch, East Of the noln
tginS. where be has immense herds Of eat'l-
erazing ou the rich pastures Of that secti n
\ few more valuable importation Of ike
character Will materially improve the stork
q Oregon and Washington Territory, aud
ere many years We can tru'hiHily sdyenc-
the assertion, that we produce the best ea''ie
o., The Nor A;aeries.n Coa4iuent--Io5t-z-a
SiaalqyG
, 1877-01-06

SouE idea may be roTued Of the
vas; numbers Of stock in Texas and
the cash value there head, from a
purchase made lately, IL the south
western part Of the state . 40 OUo
head Of ca,tle and 2000 horses for
$4,000 in silver, being s. % head
All round fer cattle aud horses.
, 1877-01-06

IT Saratoga, the o,Le. day, LEi1sgroom
stepped of the cars ior a moment ard the
tr.in went o.rui.l his bride. lie followed
Fy the uezs i-a:a down, aal she On :he o,her
hand returned by the nez; traiu l:3, and they
passed each Other o. The road Tbs opera
tiyu was repeated, each rip leaving them at
diff, rent enlsof the -oute, uatil 9 PsrsmPtory
trIr.,r.7a k-p. The bride stationary until her
b,,.I,,,,5 r-,lb.3 b-r-E. !. -A7rzfilT.
, 1877-01-06

Coon ADrlCE-Grls, let US tell you
a stubborn truth. No young woman
ever looked 80 well 20 a sensible man,
as when dsessed in a neat, plain, mod
est at.:Ie, without single ornament
about her pels.n. She looks Then as
though she possessed worth in herself,
and needed 10 artificial rigging to en-
chance her value. fla young woman
would spend as much time in cultl'
vating Ler mind, training her temper,
and cherishing kindness, meekness,
mercy, and o,her good qualities, IS
most Of ;hem do In extra dress and
ornaments, to increase their personal
charms. She would, al 4 glance, be
known among thousand Her chars
ac.cr would be read IN her c2unten~
aUee.
, 1877-01-06

Slxcz the first establishment OF the
,Iew York Founding Asylum fi43
little waits have been taken IN and
cared for by the good Sisters.
, 1877-01-06

The CATTLE KINGs or AMERIcA-Few Of
orr readers have any idea Of the extent to
which cattle raising l. conducted by nuus-
Der Of en,erprisiug single breeders and firms
in ;Se great Southwest Appended w;1 ta
found 4 list Of some Of the cattle kings Of
Tie country MeSsis- Allen L Son, east Of
the Brazo-, have 10000 acres iuelosed, 50,-
coo head Of cattle, and ship annually about
90, coo beeves. Foster Dyer, west Of the
Brazos, has J., 500 acres iuclose1, and 40 O00
head Of cattle. Last spring be made pur-
chase Of 5000 three-year-old heifarS, and paid
for them in go!i. Caruthers & Bros, s:orth
OF AUSTIN Texas, have 50 600 oltrle On the
plains . Brieu, on the GualLoupe, has
35, coo cattle. Nr. Lowe, west Of The san
Antonio river, has Il, 000 acres in ristars,
and I29, coo head Of cattle. ! widow lady,
further wcsr, has 10. COO cattle On the plains
and sells aanual!y 5,oO0 beeves. Matthews
s Coleman, RockpoTt, Texas, have 20, eco
acres Of pasture land, aud lGo, GOO cattle.
They ship annually, including purchases
80 63J beeves. Duvuse & Ellison, san An
tonic, drove last spriag $4,000 cattle TO
Kansas, and haze 10000 On the plains AZ
King, west Of the Nueoes river, drove 10 .
Western market 33 900 b,evas from his own
ranch, aud sold then at SIS per head. lie
has 200 acres of pasture, 10000 cattle, TO-,
eco horses and mules. Mr.. N. Kennedy,
his next neighbor. has 0.OOG acres Of
pasture, 100 600 cattle, ana 5000 horses ana
mules. There are many ether, at present
youn- IN the business. whose stocks number
from 10000 to 30, 600, yet notwithstanding
these enormous figures. there Is d large dlmi-
uution OF ;he cattle Oh the plains within the
VGs: lve years
, 1877-01-06

BasIoE Is surprised, and justly. Il has
recently had an Illustration Of the Widows
might that 1t was totally uuPreparci ior-
The widow v,ont ia'o c grocery store IN that
city to make some purchases. and while
there the F~5.sie'er took down 4 barred of
Aoqr from Lfsh s,arl; II 'Le same ior one
OF his cs.st5raars- The widow remarked that
She would Ike a barre, of that -four, and eie
grocer z4il If -hs would earry one home sLo
might have it. The willow weigheI about
200 pounds a:d was equal 20 the emergency
5hl reach i up ami took de~n a barrel of
Hour, rolled Il to whrelbouow, put it on
and 'rrullsl it h5-ae. TO the great aTuuse-.
meut Z the crowd that accompanied her
home rs q sort Of triUmphll procession. The
gro p was very, very much surprised, and
scratched behind is ear sad and rlllec1ivciy.
, 1877-01-06

which a few hours later may cause paeu-
mania or bronchitis or both diseases Tbs
capiilsries Of rhg lungs become euga7gtd, and
the circulation becomrs static, 80 that there
must b = relcIiDn Of hlat Inflammation be-
fore recovery can occur, Common colds, say-
Il contemporary, are taken in the sanse way
the exposed mucus Of The nose and Throat arJ
sut jected to a chil, then they are subjected
70 d hes, thea there follows eoaSes'jo;,,
reaction Of heat, pouring cut Of luid u,at'er,
and the other local phenomena o. catarIh
, 1877-01-06

Taz Esro-- u TIE s-I.=r5a-e=i=a. ot .Ae soa-ety
II The prevention OF cruelty 20 annals Of Ns' 1oik
e.ly shows TIT from tls fzst Of Nag 70 ih7 51th Of
ssr.eals1 last 10 c1uFa.n.s of e''.y . af.ia''ls
,rr-a received ..sl s;e and tia during TINS
,i-s IN ao,r-ozs were -ecuFei Il The e5r=;s, lis5
lane, SICK, or cther~sa d=-li horses 'Fe-e stopped
IN tie streets. tier owners h-r- ci3peiad . t1Ee
-rotr care 0i tha-a. Iu- drivers q llp oY-rioiied
-. y...ra Jl-a.I .1 reduce tb=sr l. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-06

FORBIDDEN FRuIT-A PACKED HOUSE.
Boucicault's company made its first appear.
ance at the Theatre last night, and played
Forbidden. Fruit to a greatly crowded
house, including many ladies. The piece,
without rising to or claiming the dignity OF
literary excellence, is just the thing to please
people bent on recreation. 1t is full OF
startling situations and ridiculous scenes,
One Buster is the ruling genius OF the char.
acters. He carries them all through va.
ried and wonderful course Of accidents and
incidents.
The company is a good one. Each part
is we'll sustained, and the play goes smooth
ly on from beginning to end, provoking
laughter almost every minute. A man re-
signs for the time all his care and trouble
before the curtain has been up ten minutes.
The ladies were delighted. They said it
gave them an insight into mems away-from-
home life. And so it did. Every wife who
hasn't her husband under good control
should see it. They can learn the art in O
few easy lessons. Every wife who has her
husband pretty well in hand can learn from
Mrs. Buster many new grips. Mr.. and Mrs
Dove, Mrs. Doves brother, Zulu, and the
law clerk, are all good characters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-06
MANCHESTER NEWS.

Church Notes.-The churches were more
largely attended Sunday than they have
been since early in the fall.
At the Baptist church, at II O'Clock A.
Mr., Rev. DR.. Winfree preached.
At the Methodist church Rev. Mr.. Van
derslice oficiated morning and night. The
sacrament of the Lords Supper was par
taken of after the morning service.
At the Presbyterian church, at II O'Clock
A. NJ, Rev. Mr.. Campbell filed the pulpit
At 4 O'Clock P. M. there was largely-at.
tended Sabbath-school meeting. No ser
vices at night.
At the Meade Memorial church Rev. Mr..
Sans preached morning and afternoon.
The Sabbath school and missionary meet.
ing on Belle Island was largely attended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-06

Runapay Accident.-Yesterday morning
the horse Of Jacob Kell, the baker, took
fright and ran off at furious rate near
Herder's crossing, on the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad. Mr. Kell was thrown
from his wagon, and the wheels passed en-
tirely over him. The horse was stopped
and Mr.. Kell assisted to his seat, but on his
way home be was compelled to stop at Sid
ney Blankenship's. Councilman Fendley
and other friends assisted him to his resi-
dence, corner OF Hull and Ninth streets.
Mr.. Kell is bruised about the body, and Is
supposed to be internally injured. DR..
Matthews was called in and rendered the
necessary treatment, and lis injuries are
not supposed to be serious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-06

POLICE CoURT, YEsTERDAY-Justice 10
seph u. White presiding.-Richard Bland
(colorcd) was charged with shooting Alfred
Lee in the kitchen on the premises OF Mrs.
Quarles, west Main street, Sunday night.
Tile men had a difficulty about colored
woman who lived there. The ball entered
Lees abdomen, and, DR.. 81. .Wythe Davis
testified yesterday morning before the
Police justice, may prove fatal. The en- @
animation OF the case was continued till
the 18th, and Bland was committed to Jail
without bail.
The following parties were sent to jail !:
Emma Mayo (colorcdl six months for
cruelty neglecting her infant child. Inc
police found the child abandoned, half
naked, starved nearly to death, and covered
with sores from burns or frOst-bites. 1t was
sent to the almshouse. The mother, a
wanton creature, spends her earnings as
factory-hand in rlotous living. She was
sent to fail once before for cruelty to
child. The same woman, for stealing sew
enty-fve cents from Harriet Anderson,
thirty days. Imprisonment and twenty-five
lashes. Emmett Allen (colored) sixty days
for vagrancy. Henrietta Brooks (coloredI
assaulting Jane Patterson, sixty days.
Two young men Of respectable families
[whose narrow escape from publicity on
this occasion ought to be warning to them,
il they have any consideration for the feel
ings OF their relatives] were fined 81 each
for getting drunk and creating disturb
ance in the bar-room OF Mr.. 7. R. Redford
on Sunday night. They had laid a wager OF
$40 that one could drink more whiskey than
the other. Both succumbed to the liquor.
They got themselves arrested and brought
Mr.. Redford into trouble, inasmuch as the
evidence elected required the Justice to
issue summons against him for keeping his
saloon open on Sunday.
Ann Ford (colored), charged with having
in her possession a stolen overcoat, was ac-
uuitted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-06
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic States, rising barometer, north
west to southwest winds, followed by warm.
er, partly cloudy or clear weather, will pre-
vail.
For the Gulf States, rising followed by
falling barometer and clear weather, possi'
blv followed at northern stations by south
erly winds and higher temperature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, north
west backing to southwest winds, falling
barometer, warmer, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States, southeast
to southwest winds, warmer, cloudy wea
ther, and falling barometer, possibly clear.
Ing Mt southern stations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-06

4 Favorable Erhibit.-Colonel W. B.
Woodbridge has prepared his report for the
year 1876, and from it the following in-
formation is CLEANED: Only twenty-five per
cent. of the county levy ordered for 1876 has
been collected. The county is entirely out
of debt, and has on hand surplus fund OF
1921. rs. In addition to this there are va
rious sums due from the city OF Manches-
ter and other sources. The public schools
and public buildings are in good order, and
the county roads in tolerable condition. 1t
is doubtful if any other county in the Com
monwealth can make better exhibit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-06

REPETITION OF THE WHEAT-KARL Con-
CERT.-The Wheat-karl concert will be re-
peated on Friday night next at Association
Hall, rs is announced in another column,
when, in addition to the exquisite singing
of Mr.. Karl, the tenor, Mr.. Wheat will in
troducc the renowned pianist and compo-
ser, DR.. Gustave Satter, whose piano-play-
ing is said to be equal to anything Of the
kind ever heard in this city. The choir OF
the Monumental church will sing their best
pieces. Box office open at Wyatt's to.mor-
pow at Q O'Clock.