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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

A WRITER in the Country GeHflemas states that
the presence of black walnut trees in m orchard
il sure to kill apple trees. The effect of small
walnut tree on large tree is small at first, but
it will show itself after little and death will be
thu resnIt
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

How to tell . good horse: Stand in front Of
his shoulder, and pull his head down gently till
his ear 10 ct the level of your lip. Then tell
him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

IT is difiicult and improbable to raise chick
ems Matched in August. They stop growing rs
soon - cold weather arrives, and are not strong
enough to resist the cold of Winter. If they do
survive, they consume several times as much q,
they are worth before Spring.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

SEPARATING Two SwARRMs.-To the question
"Whsn two swarms cluster together, how
would you separate themf" the bee keepers re-
ply: dHive all together in o large box, and they
will settle in different corners. Four swarms to-
Rether have been hived in that way, and in the
morning each had taken possession of o corner"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

An Indiana stump-speaker boldly announced
the other day that "the country 10 drifting into
arnica-"-EIeAange. In that ease it will soon be
in order to have the camp-phires lighted.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

A YOUNG lady and gentleman disputing upon
Q subject, the lady tenderly remarked:
''Sir, we can never agree in anything"
"You are wrong, madam" said he. off you
were to 60 into a room in which there were two
beds, q woman in one and n man in the other
with whom would you sleepp
with the woman, of course" replied she EN-.
phatically.
$50 would l." replied the gent.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

A YOUNG gentleman Who ventured West In the
prevailing fashion Of neckwear, was immediate
" utilized BY the thrifty grangers, who smsared
mp as q grasshopper trap.-Bostoa Con. Bslletis
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28
Avn Abou, Prin,er., r.wel..

All About PYtmtefBs Towels
The printers in the Sentinel Office stand their
towel mp in the corner of the, composing room
and impose upon unsophsticated visitors BY tell
ing them that it is an Egyptian mummy.-Clarks-
rifle Sentinel.
We have one in this Office that tersely resem-
bles a smoked salmon, and smells like q negro
wedding. Why, it would tickle the GAINESVILLE
printers to death If they would only see our tow
Ell walk out and embrace the washerwoman when
she comes to lead it out for q bath.-Frankforf
Mositor.
Alas, We have no towel. Months ago the devil
drove spike into each end of the last one, ad-
justed stock, and it is now doing valiant ser
vice a roller core. They wipe on the place
where it used stand.-RoHa Herald.
Unlike our Rolla neighbor, We have q towel,
or "press-rag," it might be called in better regu
lated Offices. 'Tis as black as Frcd Douglas and
as thin as Hayes Southern policy. But never
theless, we call it a towel, and use it as such.
Our wash-woman has refused to embrace it.-Em-
inence Current Ware.
We had a towel once, but after two years faith
full service our enterprising devil retailed it out
to the little urchins as jujube paste, and those
boys are the best-looking and cleanest boys in
town. The one we have now has about hall
gono to seed.-Frederickstor Farmer aad Miner.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

THE real nice young lady will leave snail
spoonful of ice cream in her dish when abe and
her young man rise from the table, and then 70
back and scoop it in while he is paying the bill
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

They have telephone up at Mr.. Mardgaus,
ont on North Hill, and one evening last week,
after they had been amusing themselves with it
tions. Young Mr. Ponsonhy called to see Miss
Arethusia that evening. They had been sitting
silent for some time, and young Mr.. Ponsonby had
just taken her hand in his, and, with soft, ten
der, impassioned inteaasion, 'Arethusia, each
glittering star that gems the lambert sky, each
golden circled, soft eyed houri Of the" and just
then the telephone spoke up in the big bass voice
Of old Mr.. Mardigan: "By jocks, Maria, I'm about
tired of sleeping in nightgown ripped from
the bottom to the back of the neck, that hangs
on . fellow like pinafore; I've spoken about
this often enough, and if there amt enough wo-
men azoADd here to mend it, I'm going to sleep
in coffee sack."-BsrliHgsea HarEeye.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

QuAI1s are intysterate foes of the potato
bug.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28
DR. BUTTS DISPENSARY.

VVhn Bssi.ss: So.s.1 ~ - ~ ~
0Gjs's n s;55s!s;i; ( 81 ::ss &c; 1sas:::
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

The report that several Indian tribes in
cur northern territories are going to Canada
10 join Sitting Bull may be true, as 1t is
quite likely that that willy ohieftain has for
some time past had his emissaries among
other hands TO induce them TO aid him in a
war against the whites. If the report be true,
there is but little room TO hope that the com
mission low en- route 10 Canada will be sue
cessful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27
Members OF Congress and others who hay

Members OF Congress and others who have
business In Washington are coming TO the
city by every train and are on the lookout
for quarters for the session. A large proper
zion of them seem inclined to take rooms and
board rather than 10 go to the hotels, conse-
Guently those who have eligible rooms or
can supply satisfactory board should make
known the fact through the advertising
columns Of THE STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

The terrible stories of the most revolving
outrages perpetrated by the Russian and
Turkish armies almost surpass belief, but
they are being constantly confirmed, and
even the most incredulous must be forced to
HE conclusion that they are in the main too
frue. 1t is matter OF surprise that the great
powers of Europe seem to regard these
atrocities with so much Indifference, and 1t
would be cause for congratulation If, In the
Interest OF humanity, they would Join in q
protest against their continuance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

A murderer was hanged with a cotton rope
In Virginia on Tuesday, and as a matter
of course IL broke, and the condemned man
1ell 10 the ground in an unconscious state,
only TO be picked up and rehung. This may
nave been edifying TO the spectators, but it
was certainly inflictlng more torture on the
unfortunate wretch than the law contem-
plated. If hanging is to be continued as the
mode OF executing death sentences every
State should have a professional hangman
who is thoroughly versed in his unpleasant
business, and who for a reasonable consid-
grafton will work off capital criminals
rwith neatness and dispatch"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27
To Correspondents.

AL letters intended for publication, referring IN
Any way to the editorial department o. the paper
phoud be addressed The EdlfOr Of The StGT Those
relating 10 its business departments should be sd-
dressed 20 The PNblISAsy 0f TIE S,ar. Observance
of these directions viii prevent provoking delays.
Checks etc. IN payment Of bills should In all cases
bemade payable 20 the order Of tn. Ersnins Star
NsrSpaps- CorpdHy,-nOt to that of any individual.
81 No anonymous communications read. No re-
ected communications returned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27
MEDICAL &c.

'SATIsFACTloN"-A positive cure; . 4 per bot
- tie: Prepared according 20 tho original formula
oy DIX DARBY, G HIS ~ street, corner Pennsyl-
wanna avenue ConsuItation free. augss I'm
HE. RICoRDg ESSENCE or LIFE restorss
mannooo and the vigor Of youth % the most
enettereo constitution I'm four veeks from hafever
cause arising. Failure impossible Beware of i'd
vefusers no oner socaled Free Prescriptions thsf
NJ useiees end nnaly prove ruinously en- pensfve.
ger ne merit must cost Q fair price es 20
Jos an Dy sxPreT anywhere. Sole Agent, Or.
ppuesists ~ III University Place, Beg fork.
nR. a. 2; rhANskAU, amer more than twenty
AZ, - aosRltsi and Private practice, srsas os
diseases OF women. Well defined ossss treated By
ietter. fr1vate onoes, No. no Sth street. four
SPIN. NAN "
SPECIAL HOfICB.-Dr ROBBRTcON can D
- oonsulte1 every Wednesday and Saturday q his
once, vi sTeet, between Sth and lOIh, from 3 %
.. m. on all diseases Of the Urinary Organs ana
nervogs Diseeses, via: Organic and Seminal week
esS. Ss&yeS. r Rss: IT.Ssssez P1s9stoss D.
Dnpe. Of Sight oiddissss, indiss &C. -,
al resulting from abuse IN youth. eIossses In msn
hood, and eariy fndfscrstions. 0onorrbeo etrcfure
sno eyphiih Qu1ckly cured. Dr.. =. = 3 native a
ssltimors, Nth yeen sxIsrisnoe IN special prss-
lSs, e1aorssd ~ the leedins yhy.tcians OF hs csy
Ps9son. n SssS ~ %. ,ns
above diseases Win end Is 20 their Interest 10 CT
Upon him, no VII insure honorabie and scseusfac
ueetment. anc cure guaranteed IN every CO. -
md .rtakss. VIII refer his patrons % sny OF t.
eaa,ng physicians OF Baltimore and show lestNrs of
eeffmonfAs from the oAme Gall or addren a. sbova.
or'oIS eouth BStaO sfysst. Bs1ssDoss Dar8-D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27
FOR RENT AND SALE.


EOE REsf. fo& ktNT.
IL Furnished bou--. ~ ronms n'of. Inn - -
Fur ishsd House, u room. mof inr "a
StIO Fenn saFenue nv. y 70 lins, ned imp Il
r244 eth street northwest. y rC-ru'- NOD trs, y.
"a a 5th street southesSt. AZ r-nss aud $50.
Of. imr.-Nith store. : 20: without - -
3O1 so sweet son hessi, ~ roouls. mo- inn 81
l~Ot Tth street n ~. rooms, store ana stable :.
2as 7th street n W.. 70 ne. store ana rasr II
rara lifh street nortk Wc=f ~ me- nd i-r =.
ria 18th street nnrth~et q, store and cellar - ~
nFf 18th street port hwesf uarns afa~ a. 80 a.
AZ street rorfhuAsf. ro1-is sd cafia- -
n. O. HOFFMAN. Rral Estsfe 400 -
seI 49, CSC Stree; n1rthusst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

Average s,rora Daily Circssiafion orer
I5'6OO-befn0 more than three times that
Of any other daily paper tn Washington.
together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27
FOR RENT AND SALE.

E0R RENT-Desirable RESIDENCE, ~. a53
II street northwest, between 9Th and 10 st-ee
tu Give ell mO-dern cunNeuteAce- lave brick
stable, &c. Also. HoUsE 1909 hArylsDS svesre
souihvUt; twelve looms aud modern c0nVe iences.
&c. ithin IL miles q citg. DARLINGTON A
CkRRlSGT0s, AttoEneys-at- Law, 4Sf is.ruisisns
avenue. opposite CIty Hall. SEPT I'M
EOR sALE-FARd. coutainfug l6o acres 90 "a a.
Il able Land, in Prince Georges county, Nd. too
mifes frt m Potomac Greek Landing, and t~o I'D q
half from 4. Inquire Of ". &. JOHNS
No us IS h street northwest. spa ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOB SALE-A solid black walnut BACK BAR
II for Restaurant. Price, $40 ccst, sl23 Al
ply 20 VIM. NJ LAY go 10th street 0. "a ser27 81
LOB SALE-ChestBut sORREL MARE, wears
Ole, sound aud gentle; can be driven by a -
a lady, afraid OF nothing, suitable for car %2H
rlsge. buggy. OF phafon. Also. PHKTOS and
HARNESS, al ENNIS Livery States, 81 ID
street SOUTHEAST, Capitol II III. sep27 ST.
GSS FOR eALE-An e,otllsnt PIANO. mod
W -. ern case Rosewood aud octzgon-
iees. As owner has no Use for At, viii SCI Nil
lor above . ures, and on h stalments IL De w ktt
sired. Address Mrs A. : p, Star Office. sepS 81
A ONE HORSE BAGGAGE OF FEEn WAGON
"A fOH SALE. Inquire at HOD8SON'S Stove
ana Inv are Store, southwest corner 10Th aud 1
sIeets. sep15 81.
EOR sALE-A FINE RIGA thorous hbrsd
~ bright bay HoRsE; hne style; fast; six IA
year 3D. god BUGGY, Of Rogers' make, Of 10y
Phiadelphisi also, hOe set OF Harness. Easy fe-ms
sl.en Tor cash or 1905 note. Inquire Of LADEN
HAM 90, No 1927 n street northwest ss5-4t
EoR sALE-One fine seven octave Ro-e~ ood
PlANO, nearly new. for s2eo cash. -,
sz3 Ih street nor Invest. Also, PIAsOSf{=-z7
TOT rent sep4 ST. Va sit
LOB SALE-H. RISE, WAGON and HARyESs;
= anrrt class NIX; will be sold separately ia
u oesired, an 1 al price 70 suit the times: A0S
The horse lie suited Tor heavy draft work T. -eTen
y.ars o q, good yle and warranted sound Gall st
So1 street northwest. senss o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27
GAS FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES,
" GAS EIXTUREsl

GAS FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES!
" GAS EIXTUREs
CANT designs Of CHANDELIERS in Polished Brass,
Crystal, Bronze, &C.
Persons pur,ehsWsIns Tst1reS from a. can i. have
perses and save q large percentage
c. ". DAVIDSON & CO.,
8 N. Liberty ST., Baltimore, Md.
oLoOhS! rcosr, bhoHAhS'
We are prepared to sell CLOCKS and BkoN M.
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER.
Pint Bottles, Cpat. ssoppsrsJ 81 per dOzen-bOt-
ties to be returned.
Pint Bottles, cork stoppersJ 81 Is per dozen-ls
cts. per dozen allowed for empty bottles.
FOR sale by dealers generally, or at the Depot, 81
Greene street, Georgetown, D. o.
SAM'L C. PALMER,
sepA-tr Sole AGENT ID. C.
ENCOURAGE SOLE LEATHER
HOME LADIES DRESS,
INDUSTRIES. GENTLEMENs
II AND PACKING
TRUN KS
In great variety, ceed for great strength du-
rhbillty and neatness,
At tie Trunk, Ssdoery ard Harness FACTORY Of
JAMES =. TOPHAM,
1875 Serenth street,
Joining Odd Fellows Hall.
REPAIRING.
Trunks Covered and Repairing promptly and
itoIonshIy dore: sep21.u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

Issue on the lst snd 18Th o. each month Hul-
lefn' o. 81 pr perry for sale sno rent % my Do as.
which cen be hsd application ~ ~ one, OF ~lh
be sent b. ElGii u desired.
Loans.
$4,000 at s per cent ga 900 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

Il FURNISHED Rooms,
Nv suite single
GOOD CHANCE
For two OF three Gentlemen
Gentleman and Wife
he rooms are large and chesrful; location With
bali square Of woTmleys. weck-r's. aud Gray.
Hctels' and one square Of Z 4. Treasury aud Ar
hnstOn Hctet. Apply 70
J. V. N HTYCK, Real Estate AGENT
Ne. 1908 Pennsylvania avenue.
sep25-lm darlington Fire Insurat ce Bedding
EHARLEs A. APPEL,
~ 452 Louisiana aveuua.
neal Estate, General Collection and Cldfr1 Hgerry.
FOR RENT-An OFFICE on y street northwest
fnh shLE-Two splendid LOTS on 18Th stree:
cIIcle, bergaln. seTlSu
\ UTTRELL BUBFOBp,
n 5OS 4 street. opp. General Post One.
Houses for Ror.
No OO0 Sth 81, hOuse and store, MOD fmrS-.alE
NO sSs Esst Capitol st.. 10 rooms, eli ......
no sI5 IStb street, rooms. moo. IN - IS
No. go missouri ave., rooms, mod. In ps..... ~
NO 3xD sth ttreot, II rooms, al mod. imps =. -
no so sth street store, ell mod IN ps......-. 81
NO. 1889 18th street. 10 r~r ms. all mod. imps- s.
Houses for Sale and R5oha1s0e
we oner list Of Property, both improved and
un'mproved, which Can be sold q. low fgures, aud
on terms TO sut. Also, two nne houses IN exchange
Loans.
s1OOO 100, 1000, I. 900, 500, a. eight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

n w. BURCHELL.
YOUNG'S DETERGENT
YOUHGs DETERGENT
YoUNGs DETERGENrl
The best Cleanser ever invented. Housekeepers
are particularly requested to try this ErcseHt Arti
ee perfect substitute for soap Cheaper and easier
to handle 20 Cents per pound box Directions plain
ly marked.
N. W. BURCHELL.
sepz6r 1892 street northw est
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

100 NEW AND SECONDHAND TOP
es snd Jump Seat yasses, two and four MIL
S ~ rsrk rony fhstons; also, one ven 49,
fr1oes % g11t the tfmee.
Ed. 9CHNIDT = co..
100 PesasVlVanS9 $1,000.
SOAP FvNAJuv vO'TPs-~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

by u. VI. WARHER a co
BRhtNARD II. NARSER, EDwIN McINrTRE.
eI8 leet northwest, ORD. Masonic Temple
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27
LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-A -Sco'ch Terrier DOG. A suitable r.
. ward will be given If returned to lAll ~
street. sepl6 2t'
REWARD-Lost on the 22d instant, on 18th
Oh street between Ii and streets, a gold fringes
BbEASTPIN set in pearls The above rev ard W in
west, sep26-As
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-09
THE RUSSIAN NATION.

When one reflects that the essence OF
this people-the great Russian nation,
thirty-siX millions Of men OF one race,
one creed, one tongue, forms the greatest
homogeneous mass OF men III the world
who can doubt that Russia has great
future before her? lthas been said thai
with increasing population the euorRa-
Gus Kingdom must tall to pieces OF itself;
but no part can exist without The other:
the wooded north neeIs the corn grow
ing south, the indus rial midland needs
them both, while the interior is nothing
without the sea-coastss and the mighty
Volga. But still more powerful than all
these IS the community OF feeling which
binds together even the most distant
parts. And of this feeling Moscow is
the center point, not only OF the Eu 81
pean empire, but OF The old, sacred realm
of The Czrs, in which the historical
memories ol the people are rooted, ana
out OF which its future may yet pei h. Aps
ar.se.-[ cunt Moltke's Correspond
ence,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-09
War In Kentucky.

National Associated Press to the Star!
GRAYsoN, CARTER COUNTY, KY,
July 9.-An insurrectlon exists in Lewis
and Carter Counties, iu Eastern Ken
lucky, some twenty miles back from
the Olio River. 1t seems that the U =
derwood gang, who several years ago
were a terror to all honest citizens i'll
that part of the State for their crimes
robbery, horse stealing and counterfeit
ug-haye broken out again, and because
of their formidable numbers-they EN-
brace from one hundred and fifty to two
hundred noted desperadOes-haYef forced
the farmers to abandon their crops and
take to the woods for refuge. Some
three or four men have been killed OH
each side already, and sort of guerrilla
warfare has been going on between them
for two weeks. The civil authorities
have been found unable to check their
their depredattons. Governor McCreary
ordered the CovingtOn Light Guard and
Van Voast Guards Of Newport to the
scene OF the insurrection. The two
companies, including one hundred men,
lett Immediately.
The Underwood party, which is
strongly fortified at Tygart Greek,
twenty-five miles from Grayson is sur.
rounded by the Sheriff and posse o.
fifty men. The Covington Light Guard
left Grayson last night alter 10 O'Clock
for the scene OF action.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-09
DEATH AND RUIN,
Six Persons Killed and Over
Twenty Wounded.

National Associated Press to the STAR.
MILWAUKEE, july 9.-Pensaukee, Wis.
consin, specials state that terrible
whlrlwind struck that place about I
O'clock last evening, carrying death and
ruin in it's track. Though lasting but a
lew moments itleft thG village wrecked
place. The storm was terribly effective
in its death dealing, leaving bat three or
four houses stanuing. The Gardener
House, large hotel, was entirely de.
molshed. The depot of The Chicago 4
Northwestern Rlllroad was taken up
and carried some distance and left "a
mass OF ruins. Buildings OF all kinds
ami trees ana FENCES went down before
the blast as though made of straw.
IL is impo 'sible now to give a list of
the casualties. S persons are known
to have been killed, five are missing,
and some twenty wounded, some, it Is
feared, dangerously. Further search
may develop more casualties. There
have been guests Uf the hotel of whom
no account mas. been made in the conlu.
sion and hgAt of terrible scenes. A
gentleman who came in from the coun.
try says The direct force Vi The storm
passed Within a lew rods OF his house,
tearing up huge trees as though tney
had been weeds. Altogether it is one
Of the most terrible disasters that has
ever Visited that reg ion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-09

A Texas OUrLAw.-Bill POsey Of
Limestone County, lexls, noted des.
tperado, has IN his end. His first pleas
antry was poisoning mis- mother-in-Iaw.
rwenty-nine indictments were out
against him. He was an outlaw. The
authorities at Ocmulgee started out to
capture him. A lucky shot btoke his
1g It arm, and 1T dropped by his side.
Drawing revolver with his lett hand,
| ne fired two shots, when Charge VI
bucGshot tore off his left shoulder AMI
completely disabled him. He charged
on The light horse at full speed, kn0c .
ing the captain and horse over the biuh,
Another charge of buckshot struck Pos '
in the thigh, aud his nose was shot II,
and still he refused TO surrender tfi. n
bullet struck his lower jaw and crus he'd
through his brain, when he re.l deaa
from his horse. He lay where he ieii lii
the next day, when he was buried on
Sunday last by the eitISens.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-09
LATEST LOCAL,

SQUIRE RILEY this morning fined a
wateI cart man 20 and costs Tor driving
Il horse with a sore back.
OFFICERS MEAD and Petit arrested a
mau named Summertield on Four b
street this morning. Two silver watche s
were found in his possession, and a sill.
yer case with the number Z, 1921 upon III
case, and 524 9S3 ON the works. The
other, an open-.aced watch, was num-
Dered "a 112.
THE driver Of car No. Is on the Bay
miller-street liue surely don't : let enou b
rest. This morning while doing away
he allowed the tongue OF his car to run
into passing Car at the John-street
crossing, and narrowly missed killing
an unsu p-cting passenger. Give No
IL Il vgcaLon, tnat he can caLeh up on
SIueU,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-09

pheus, Schweizer Mannerchor aud
Druid singing societies will arrive here
.se-mOrrow. The concert in which the
etu cinnati Societies will take part Will
come off on Wednesday under the direc-
tiOa OF Prof. Carl Barus.
Mr.. G. Theiler, OF Cincinnati, has pre-
sented Mr.. julius Winter, the President
a the S@ngertest, with very finely I'm
ished medal, designed as a mement0 by
which TO remember the present great
musical festival.
Mr.. Michael Brand, the Director Of the
Cincinnati Grand Orchestra. reached
the city yesterday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-09

National Associated Press to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, Ju,y 9.-Last nights re.
hearsals OF those engaged in the great
musical festival were successes in all
respects. The choruses seem perfect,
aud the solo parts by Pappenheim, NJ iss
RIllWagen and Franz Re nmertZ, of Gin
cInnati, were pronounced excellent.
The festival commences tuesday, and,
from present Indications, will be the
yrandest musical event ever celebrated d
in this country.
The first grand reception concert will
commence a. 7. NJ. tomorrow.
OVerture-"Oberon," (Weber)- Orchestra.
"N Nlllkommcngruss," Usemurl - Chorus of
male VOICES aAd Orchestra.
y ation by HIS Honor the Mayor of Louis
vile, and surrender OF the nag OF the Sanger
Duuu to the President OF the Festival at Louis
VILE.
March from "rannhauser," (Wagner)-Gral d
chorus OF female and male voices anu Urcnes
ira.
PART II.
'!Die Macht der Musk" first time in Louis
ville) )-Kuenig-TenOr solo, grand chorus If
male voices anu Orchestra.
Soprano solo, "Gnadenarie," from "RNbcrt''
(Meyerbecr)-M Eusenie Pappenheim and
Orchestra.
"Rhapsodie Hongroiss" (Liszt) )-Orchcstra..
Baritone solo, "Die Beiden. Grenadiere'
(schumann)-Mr. Franz Remmertz and Or
chestra.
Finale Of the first act of the incompleted
opera. "LoTeIey" (flrst time in Loulsvllc)-
Aiendel ssohn-SolO by Nine. Eugene Pappen
hem: grand chorus OF female and mae voices
and orchestra. ..,
The Cincinnati Sangers, consisting OF
the e'd-'sllo"s. GsrManis. Cecilia. "a