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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-02
THE ..DoRG" QUESTION.

Tho Board Of Apportionment yesterday authorized .
transfer Of 934 SO TO pay the necessary OF
erecting dog pound At tho loot Of Seventeenth street,
East River
Now That refuge Is to DO provided Tor the tag
less that may DO captured BY the forthcoming dog
catchers tho following communication without
moral:--
70 TIKI EDITOR HERALD:-
II Is customary Tor write letters 10 papers,
aud would not have done 50 now, but, understanding
that II Is the intention OF Mayor Ely 10 appoint twenty
dog catchcrs as the pound Is built and suppos-
ing the Board vi Aldermen will have 10 confirm them,
would ike 10 suggest that there be ten democrats md
ton republicans appointed TO MI those high POSITIONS
and, feeling sure that large majority or thOso dogs
that Tie streets VI New York democrats, and
know,ng that thore would be tendency TO ''iet up
very large proportion Of them, think u would be
only iuir and II this matter is brought before tho
Board 0i Aldermen IN n parliamentary manner really
think they Will conArn them, even IL Is non part.
Board Of dog catchcrs apprchcnd however. that
Mr Kelly true 10 hts policy that none but democrats
shall be put guard will oppose tho confirmation OF
any man who Is republican or Of any democrat who
has tender fosnx Tor republican dog in out OF
office. REPUBLICAN DOG.
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"E. II. kINGMAN a. CO."

check drawn by an alleged nrm named "E. II.
Kiugman & Co." Tor SIS, and which made paya-
able Ut tho PARK Bank In this city, received that
bank yesterday. Il seems tho drawer Of the cheek
had II cashcd In the National Bank Of Albion Orleans
county In tho Of business reached the Third
National! Bank OF this city, and hn&y tho PARK, as
stated The locr OF tho latter bank that there
Is swindcr who operates PRINCIPALLY Northern Penn
syvania and CeLirai New YORK aud who has Of late
duped several parties by drawing checks the bank.
The checks are almost invariably signed "E II. King
man Co., ~ and during tho past few months many
as nifty Of thom have been sent 10 the Park Bank
collection alter tho swiDdler had cashed them at
Interior banks The "Park Bankn on the checks the
scamp uses ~ In German text neatly engraved In red
IL ~ needless 10 state that the check
day by Mr. Payne, the teller OF the Park Bank, was
sent back TO the Third National with me statement
that II was not genuine.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Excise Commissioners have sent in a communi-
cation TO tho Board Of Apportonment asking an APP
preparation Of So 500 TO pay tho expenses their
department Tor the ensuing year. An increase Of
$4,000 over that OF former years Is asked to defray
legal expenses.
Comptroller Kelly has been authorized 10 issue
additional Croon Main stock 10 the amount OF $25. 0O0
Iammany politicians again circulated Tho report
around tho Guy Hall yesterday the slate was liked
so that Mr. Henry ID. Purroy should receive tho APP
pointment OF Police Commissloner. special meeting
vi the Board Of Aldermen 10 bo held Mr.. Purroys
confirmation being assured undor directions IRON
Comptroller Kelly Tho whole story was subsc-
quenty aacertined 10 be totally unfoundcd Governor
Robinson " expected In town TO day. and it Is given
out, will attempt 70 dissuaoo the Mayor from his
portion
Collector OF Assessments G,on announces having
received elo3,o s8 W during the past month
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THE COURTS.
Decisions by the Supreme Court,
General Term.
SUIT FOR A DENTISTS BILL
Disciplining Members OF
the Bar.

A number o. decisions werc handed down yesterday
n supreme Court, General Term, but very tow OF
shich however appear to be Of public or general i'm
portance.
John Herlich brought suit against Matthew T. Bren-
nan late Sheriff. TO the value OF goods seized
~ tho latter. Tho defence WAC that tho sale was
fraudulent rs against creditors and that plaintiff had
knowledge Of that fraud On tho trial the Judge was
asked on the part OF plaintiff TO charge tho jury tnas
TO establish notice TO purchaser Of The fraudulent IN
tent OF his vendor 1t is sufficient TO prove that the
facs and circumstances are such ought reasonably
10 have excited h is suspicion and led him 10 inquiry
the plaintiff ana IRON the judgment an appeal was
taken on his behalf 10 the General Term IN the DC.
cison on the appeal rendered yesterday tho REFUSAL
oil the Judge Circuit 10 charge as requested neiu
to error, and ON mat GROUND Inc Junsuehs
Is reversed anu new trial ordered
Edward Russell, who was student ~ Coiumoia
College after a seventeen months attendance, was
gwen tho degree OF Bachelor OF Laws. The Court re-
fused to admit him on The GROUND tnat ne nau no'
shown an actual attendance OF eighteen months as re-
CURED by statute Tho General Term decides that the
applicant shows right under the ACT ana doh'es hs
application. ~
Institution, all tho facts oil which nave alreAuy Mp
ueured IN me HERALD, Inc General Term rendered .
decision yesterday sustaining the previous decision
OF Judge Lawrence confirming the report o ex-Juugo
Bosworth IN which SUBSTITUTION OF Inc receiver "
the bank recommended.
[ n the suit OF the Home Insurance Company against
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, IN which Judg-
mcut was recovered against The latter company LOT
damages by fire TO situated adjacent 70 the rail-
road track, which ire originated from sparks emitted
hrming the judgment was rendered BY the Supreme
Court, General Term.
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THE DENTAL WORLD EXCITED.

very curious case was tried yesterday oeioIo
Judge Kelly, OF tho Sixth District Court, and jury
DR.. Frank Abbott, Dean OF the Dental College, sued
General Patrick H. Jones, Register OF tho county OF
Now York. Tor professional services in attending 10
the mastcaors OF little Tommy JONES' tho minor son
Of the General The amount claimed waa $l5o, on
which, it was admitted, that s75 had been paid Ex'
Judge Curtis. appeared tor General Jones, stated
70 tho Jury that his client defended the action
matter VI principle. believing that tho plaintiff had
been fully paid, aud that tins suit was
IN attempt extorton and thut the work done would
have 10 DO done aud holding little Tommy ~ mis-
arms he SAID ave Will put Tommy with you aud all
IN evidence and mark HIM exhibit NO. LIZ The plain
ill contendcd that the work was done IN superior
manner and FULLY worth the amount charged. 10
support his view Of The case he called Or. Alton and
Dr. williamson who testified that tho work was worth
the amount charged DR.. Stephen Main and Dr.. jar
WIS gave evidence for the defendant The expert tcst
mony was very conflicting and verified the
old adage that doctors disagree. As an
instance OF the charges the plaintiff claimed $64 for
two hours work done tho Goth OF June, 1875, as
serting That 1t not tho time consumed. but tho
Tommy gave his evidence with great nonchalancs and
cooncss stating that he didn't pay particular atten
ton to ths time consumed, as he was anxious 10 got
out the dentists char. Mr. Brady summed up Tor
the plaintiff aud exJudge Curtis tor General Jones'
the jury after fifteen minutes dcliberati0n returned
. verdict in favor OF General jones'
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SCHwERZLER'S VICTIMS.

Mrs. Franchise Schwnrzler who was shot by hor
husband Baptste, at No 40 Prince street, Monday
night lies Chambers stree, Hospital in very pro-
carious condition The physicians are OF opinion that
shc cannot live. MIRA IseIin, who was accidentally
struck by a bullet which Schwnrzier had discharged
his wife, has almost recovered The ball lodged In
tho neck, and Il thought that probing would DO
apt load 10 serious results u was not extracted
Since the murderous attempt somo light has been
thrown upon tho Scnwprzlcrs and their family rela-
tions, aud there Is believe that tho wife s
OF improper Intercourse between fatncr and
daughter uniounaed No doubt BaptIsc's attentions
his chdrcn ny former wife called forth the
cnmity OF Mrs. Schwarzler, who widow with one
CHILD when he married her, and this feeling vas al
length turned into Jealousy when hs daughter grow
up aud wncn no attended to her wants more Assidu.
ously than 10 those OF tho wife or step-chd.
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THE NEW POLICE INSPECTOR.

CAPTAIN MURRAY IN CHARGE OF THE FIRST
INSPECTION DIsrRIcT-A WORTHY oFFIczR' s
REcoRD-PREcINcr CHANGES.
Captain Murray, OF the Fourth precinct, was ap-
pointed Inspector At the meeting of Police Board
yesterday 10 MI tho vacancy mado by The demise Of
Francis G. Speight The selection OF Captain Murray
is received with general satisfaction He IL q man
comparatively young, but who has served nearly
twelve years on the iorce with honor TO nimsor and
advantage 10 tho department His record Is an OK
ceptionally good one aud this more than any other
consideration Influenced the Board In making
him their choice. Ho has been q cap
tain only sevon months, but Ia that
tmo he has dono remarkably good work,
and has time and again from the Board tssti-
monials to hts efficiency Tho Astoria masked bur-
glars who had committed their deprodatons with such
despatch and secrecy 10 battle pursuit Tor time,
tracked and captured by Captain Murray aud no
u VINO took up and unloldcd the gIcd
Of evidence that led their conviction shortly
alter he caught Ciafns emDezzing clerk, and later
still ho had Cusck, the wo murderer IN his clutchea
Besides, lie succos siully handled the Hand diamond
robbery and rendered efficient service the depart
mcnt IN every instance where he was intrusted
with the investigator OF tho
capture OF culpriL Inspector Murray was born
IN tho Sixteenth ward, Ia 1874, where no has resided
ever since. Like numbers OF the most successful
members OF tho poiicc force, he In tho war.
He went South with Ellsworths zouavcs, and 1t Bull
Run received wound that was at rst thought mortal,
and from which he recovered only alter long stay
the hospital
On May "a, 1866. he received appointment TO the
police force Of tho Third precinct On October 1870.
lac was made roundsnan and transferred Inc Twsn-
ty-sevcnth, and year later, on October 10 he was
promoted to the rank OF sergeant aud sent 10 the
Seventh precinct, from when he was trans.
lcrrcd successfully 10 tho Eighth, sixteenth and
Fifteenth Whilo in this last precinct he dis,,n-
guishod himself by arrestng anu senling TO PRISON
number OF Keepers OF gambling houses, and also by
capturing tho men who had gagged and robbed Dancer
the celebrated gambler whose uaugntcr's will has be-
come The subject oil 80 much litigation
On October 2 1876. Nj. Murray appointed cap
tain and put in charge Of tho Fourth precinct aud
while There his services frequently tho subject OF
favorable comment Yesterday Mr.. Murray was duly
sworn In aud appointed TO tue First District
Inspector Thorne being transferred 10 Inc Fourth.
CONSEQUENT CHANGES
Captain Petty Of The FIRST precinct, transferred
to the Fourth, vacated by Inspector Murray Captain
lyman was sent to the FIRST, and Sergeant Ryan, Of
tho Thirteenth prccinct wns made acting captain OF
the Sixteenth, IN place OF lyman. Several scrgeants
were also changed.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME cougT-oENRnAL TERM


BY Presiding Judge DAVIS, Judges Brady and Daniels
Ia the matter Ut Littmnn.-0Ider iirmed with 40
costs, besides disbursements. OPINION by Presiding
Judge DAVIS
People ex rel Heiscr, &c, w. board OF Assessors-
prdcr modified to require further return IRON
bhe Board OF the specification contained
Ia AFFIDAVIT used to support the motion, without
either party. OPINION by Judge Daniels.
New York Lie Insurance. Company vs. Lee and an
bther, &c-Judgment affirmed. Opinion by Judge
Daniels
Pollen vs. Wilson, Judgment and order affirmed,
with against the appellants TO be patio ous OF the
estate IA their hands. opinion by Presiding Judge
DAVIS.
Genet, sc, vs.. Tho Mayor. &c.-Judgment affirmed.
Dpln,on by Presiding Judge Davis; Judge Brady dis
Benting
o'Brien vs.. Browning Order modified as directed
In opinion and affirmed as modified without costs TO
either party Opinion by Presiding Judge Davis
O'Connor, &c. VS. The Mayor, &c--Judgmcnt 81.
Grmcd- Opinion by Judge Daniels
Brown Va Simpson, &c.-Order reversed, with $40
and also the Disbursements Order OF reference
vacated, with $40 costs Of notion Opinion by Judge
Daniels
0'Connor, &c, VS. The Mayor, &c-order modified
- directed Ia opinion. Costs OF appeal 10 abide tho
event opinion by Judge Daniels.
Cummings Butler, &c.-0rdcr reversed. with
$40 costs and disbursements. Opinion BY Judge
Brady.
Hooker ct aL w. Rinaldo ct al Order affirmed,
Nth $40 costs and disbursements Opinion b. Judge
Brady.
Wslisssss Va The Ulster County Lee Company I'D
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, Judge Bar
rett sect before referee the divorce suit OF Marie D.
Stoddard against Solomon Stoddard Tho object OF
the reference Is TO ascertain by testimony the
Of the defendants property and income so as TO fix the
amount of aimony to be allowed to the plaintiff dur.
Ing the tendency OF the action.
Henry A. Frost, lawyer and prisoner In Ludlow
Street Jail, obtained IRON Judge Barrett In Supreme
Court Chambers, yesterday writ OF habeas corpus 10
bring him before the Court ON motion Tor his dis
charge from imprisonment Frost alleges in his petit
bon, among many other reasons, that he does not
know Samuel X. Dummer, the plaintiff at whose suit
he has becn arrested and enterans doubts II there II
such q person IN existence The writ allowed.
NJ Flo2scd Martin, OF the Norwegian BARK Sam uel,
vas yesterday arrested by Special Inspector ID. A.
Nevin on charge OF having struggled two barrels Of
gin into this port The accused held Tor
tlon uy Comm ssioner Shields
In the Connolly contested viii case counsel yester
day announced that more testimony would be
offered ON either side. Tho Surrogate then down
HE summing up tor day not fixed, tho latter part
81 the month.
John Munroe. alias John Price, charged with being
one oil three persons who partic pated In stealing
$4,000 IN bonds from Boston wig maker, was yes
tefuay returned 10 Boston Tor trial. without 0pposi-
ton HIS counsel, Mr. Peter Mitchell, found that the
requisition was all regular and correct, being
panied by an authenticated copy or the Indictment Ia
Boston, aud deemed II, therefore, impracticabie 10
make any further OPPOSITION 10 his clients extradi-
hon.
Charles Becker and fellow prisoner named Eliot,
poth charged with being participants the $84 900
forgery Oh The Union Trust Company, were up before
Judge Barrett, IN supreme Court Chambers yesterday
on motion Tor their discharge Tho grounds OF the
motion, made by their counsel, Mr. Charles Brooke
and Mr. James Oliver, that their cases had not
been sent before the Grand Jury, although there had
9een ample tune Tor that purpose, and that tho evil
uelcc was Insufficient 10 hold them. On the request
81 The District Attorney tho matter laid until
wednesday next, being the understanding that the
prisoners cases would by that time BIO acted upon by
the Grand Jury, and should be found
NO opposition would DO made to their discharge
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KIDNAPPING HER OWN CHILD.

Some time since Edmond +. saynsch, Of No 2l7
west Thirtleth street. for divorce IRON his wlc
Pending the SUIT Louisa, their child. four years old
was taken charge o. by the father. Tho mother has
boon looking for her daughter since SUIT was
commenced and was unable TO see her until Thursday
night. when she found her playing In front oi the
lsther's house. The mother took the child in
her arms aud ran down tho street, pursued by
her husband and police oficer Mrs. Saynisch was
captured and locked up IN the Thrtetn street police
station house. anu the child sent TO the caro- oil
Matron Webb " thc Central Onnce. Justice Wandell
alter hearing all the testimony yesterday, AWARDED
the custody OF the child 10 the father pending tho
cison oil the referee In the divorce case, and dis
charged the mother because no order had been made
by the higher Court declaring into whose CUSTODY the
child should be given.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 1.
Before Recorder HacLstI
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.

PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
William Farrell, Edward Farrell and Denis Crowley,
who were convicted last week the charge OF bur.
glary, having entered the dwelling house OF Pauline
Goodman, No 81 DIVISION street, ana stolen property
valued At 500, werc Yesterday arragned for sentence
The Recorder ssntsnced them each tor the term Of
I'VE years In the State Prison.
James Wilson and William Mosnrung pleaded guilty
to the charge OF receiving stolen goods Wilson was
sent 10 lhe State Prison year and months
and Moehrung 10 the Pcnitentiary Tor month";
John Murphy and Michael Cummings pleaded guilty
70 burglary IN the third degree and the
state Prison each Tor the OF years and SIX
months.
Mary Wallace pleaded guilty to the charge OF petit
larceny from the person. and sentenced TO eigh-
teen months imprisonment
The court then adjourned for tho term.
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ALBANY, n. T., June ], 1871
In Court OF Appeals, Friday, June l, 1S77:-
No. 81 Van Volkonburgh VS.. the American Popular
Lilo Insurance. Company.-SuDmittsd lor appellant;
argued by n. J. Parker Tor respondent.
No. 81. Smith vs. Starr.-Argued by Charles II.
smith Tor appellant; Robert johnson Tor respondent
No. 5& Tone Va the Mayor &c, OF Now York.
Argued by John H. Strahan Tor appellant; A. j.
Rsgnior Tor respondent
NO IL. Cromwell Va Jackson.-Argued by p. v. r.
Van Wick Tor appellant; w. McDermott
No. $50. Adams VS. the Greenwich Fire Insurance
Company -Argucd by William A. Butler Tor appellant:
Joseph Smith Tor respondent
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THE ALDINE FIRE.

The suit OF the Aldne Publishing Company against
the Western Fire Insurance Company, Of Toronto,
Canada, was concluded IN tho Supreme Court, Kings
county, yesterday. 1t was brought TO recover ON
policy hold ON machinery destroyed by lire In tho
plaintiffs building ON Liberty street The defence
was that the amount OF property sworn 10 by the
president OF the Adine Company as having boen de-
stroyed was not IN the building sealed verdict was
brought IN, which will DO opened by tns Court this
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While standing IN Third avenue, near Thirty -nrst
street. ON Thursday night, Mrs. Esther Lewinsohn Of
No. AZ Third avenue was robbed Of her pockethook
containing 81 Thomas Crowley was found by an
Thirslstn street. Near by tho pocketbook was found
Crowley told the Judge IN the Fiityseventh Street
Court Yesterday that lad named McDormott had
given BIN the pocketbook TINS excuse did not save
hin. He was hela Va 81, 900.
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CORONERS' NOTES.

Az the Coroners' ofico yesterday an inquest was
held on the body OF William Won Hernicx, which
showed that no committed suicide by taking Paris
green.
Thomas Grifnth was found 10 have died from In.
jurss resulting from fall from The sscond story win
dow Of No. 205 East Seventeen street.
The cause OF the death OF . child named Rosa Paris
upseating vessel Of hot watur upon her Chest
John Gcrity died from fracture OF the W vii caused
by fall from window
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ACCIDENTAL DEATHS.

Hattie Mancr child Of two years, dod at 81 Lukos
Hospital yesterday, from tho effect Of burns accident
ally received by her clothes catching IRE at No. 4S0
THIRD avenue.
Eliza Flood two years old died yesterday ut No. 2l5
East Eightcth street, from fall from truck where
an Waas NJ play
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A SHoPLIFTER CAUGHT.

Detectives Osser and Nurnen yesterday arrested
noted shopliitcr named Emma Johnson NJ stewards
store. When searched, = silK dress, which she had
stolen from Ahorn's store, a. No TIA Broadway, was
found upon her and idsnll1ed W salesman Of that
establishment.
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LIFE INSURANCE NOTE.

Mr. 9. W. BoucK, President Of the Brooklyn Life
Insurance Company, has resigned his position, and
Mr.. William N. Cole, OF the Board of Education, has
been appointed his SUCCESSOR.
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MUSIC IN THE PARKS.

Central Park will day, Il IL is fair, be mado douby
attractive by OF the band under the direc
ton OF Messrs. Dodworth & Graiulla. As will 10
observed BY the programme the selections arc admir-
ably adapted to popular gathering, and thousands Of
people will doubtless assemble 10 enjoy the open air
pleasures thus generously provided by the city. The
concert Will commence At four O'Clock T. N.
In Brooklyn the Twenty-thrd Regiment Band, led
by l. Contorno wilfperform from four 70 six O'Clock
+. N. in Prospect PARK.
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Tho following table shows the opening highest ant

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
Tho following shows the advance and decline 10 the
closing prices Of the principal active stocks to-day ~
compared with those OF yesterday
Paul. *: New Jersey Central "; Delaware and Hud.
sou, u; Morris and Essox, 4; Michigan Central r.
DLcLixI.-Wessern Union u Erie, u; Rock Island
y; ILLINOIS Central, Ii Union Pacific, Y.
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IRREGULAR" CIGARS.

D. Crscollo, cigar dealer. at No OILS Fulton street,
Brooklyn, was arraigned before United states Com
missioner winslow yesterday for renng boxes Of i'm
ported cigars violation OF the revenue lava Tho
accused was held IN 81, 500 10 the action Of
lur
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THE MONEY MARKEr.

Money ON call lent easily al per cent. The follow
Ing are the rates OF exchange New York At the
aforementioned cities to-day :-savannah, buying sic,
selling 5-16; Charleston easy Offering freely, SIG
3-1oA premium; Cincinnati steady, buying par, seb
ing ITO; st. Louis, 100 premium; New Orleans, com
nercal y, bank q and Cnicago 90 premium. Foreigu
exchange quot and unchanged. with actual business
at 4s7a ASK for bankers 90 days sterling and
4S9H leo Tor demand.
MARKET
Gold opened At 1864 and closed at 1861. Ths
rates paid borrowing ranged from 1at to Lea pei
cent per diem.
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/ Grand march, "Centra Park" Grafuila
z. Flow'ret, Kiss Thee, "Tasman". Bale
Overture. 'Seva". kcissigcr
a. Waltz, "Verdcte" STRAUSS
PART II.
6. Grand selections 'lAfrlcaine". Meycrbeer
T. Fantasie, ''XyiophVEe" .SoLn
8. LA JotA de los loreros' Yradier
PART
g. Solo, Cornet, "Donna del Lagon .Rossini
10. Selections "Don Carl0". verdi
IL. Waltz "Court Life" strauss
L. Gal0p, Nv hip and Spur" Ely
popular Airsn
The programme In Brooklyn is as follows:--
PART
l. Grand march, ssTannhAuser. Wagner
2 Duet,o. .'voGuo, Lcger Zophyr". Mendcissonn
solo for pston--Sehor Sxlcedo and Herr
Lcpert.
8 Overture. s.Semram,d do" Rossni
4 Waltz 'sAus den Studenzeit". Strauss
g. Fanlasie ION Beethoven iavorite ARR. Beethoven
Solo Tor cQrnst-a-piston-Sehor Salcedo
Q. Galop, "Auf dur Jagd ................. STRAUSS
!. Overture, "O5eron". Weber
2 Schcrzo, Third symphonic in Eb,
op. VI. Robert Schumunn
Arranged for military band by l. Conterno
s Wanx "Die Wsrber". .Lannsr
l. Finale, .sLcs Huguenoss". yerbesr
o. tsaiop, "kosalien. Kuner
u March, "rweniy-ihird Regiment. IL Contvrno
T. NhbonSi ATE.