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Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

There appers to be fair prospect of the
passage of the bill through the New York
Legislature which provides for trial of
the experiment Of running a canal by rail
road. The plan consists of building a mar
row-gauge railroad on each bank of the
Erie canal and towing the boats with loco
motives. Many persons regard it as FEAST
BILE and are willing to put their money in
a n.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

The new Pope, Leo XIII, is man of
high charcter for both learning and pisty,
and is said to be also of such moderate
views, that an accommodation with Italy
will be propable result.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

The South Carolina Legislature has passed
a law Furnishing burglary, rape and arson
with death. Society is compelled to punish
the crimes most severely to which il is
most subject. In many of the States arson
IN the first degree and rape are punished
with death. 1t is only short step to add
burglary to these. The social condition Of
South Carolina now is such as to require
stern justice.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

Two lrishmen were proceeding in company
to Jail yard to witness an execution,
when one said to the other: q saw. Pat,
where wud yez be if the hangman had his
dues?" "Begorra," said Pat, I'D list be
walkin' down this shtreet alone"
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

Sir" said one barrister to another, "
often meet servant in the morning taking
two drinks to your room. DO you always
drink in duplicate r. "sir," replied the
other, " order two drinks every morning,
and when have drunk one | feel like
another man then, sir, am bound by
courtesy to treat the other man, 50 drink
the second
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

have been counsel in twelve murder
cases, said ex-Congressman Horace Bemus.
of Hornellsville, y. Y, at a meeting on
Thursday night. "In every case rum was
at the bottom of the crime. l bought SUP.
per for man tonight who was worth
$4,000 eight years ago. His wife was
Judges daughter. She is in pauper
asylum for the insane to-day. Every dollar
Of the $4,000 went for rum"
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

Old Hickory jackson used to say; 81
have often noticed that man who boasts
that he will shed the last drop of his blood
in cause, is very careful how he sheds the
first DROP"
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

Uncle" said little girl, ",chy do little
birds always agree in their little nests ~
" Why do they agree" said the uncle, re-
flectively. Why, because it would never
do for them to fall ont, YOU know"
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

Joseph Cook says that ''f Russia attacks
British India from the north, and the bear
and the lion lock jaws, the bear will 20
back to his icebergs defeated, and that, if
the American eagle occupied crag to look
down upon the fight, it would never take
place."
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

Bill:-I say, Mary, run and ask julie to
come and play with us. Mary You
know, Bill, mother says you amt to call
him julie; his names Julius. BILL
Well, what does she call me Bill Tor. then?
shan't call him Julius until she calls me
Billious.-JudH
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27
The Uses Of the Lemon.

\ writer IN the London Lancet remarks.
few people know the value of lemon iuico
\ piece of lemon bound upon a corn will
cure 1t in few days; it should be renewed
night and morning. A free use of lemon
juice and sugar will always relieve n couch
Most people feel poorly in the spring. but
II they would eat lemon before break fast
every day for week-with or withopt
sugar, as they like-they would find il
better than any medicine. Lemon iuice
used according to this recipe will some
times cure consumption: Put dozen
lemons INTO cold water and slowly bring to
a boil; boil slowly until the lemons are soft
then squeeze until all the juice is extracted !:
ada sugar to your taste and drink. In this
way use one dozen lemons day. If they
cause pain lessen the quantity and use only
five or six day until you are better, and
then begin again with dozen a day.
Alter using five or six dozen the patient
VIII gain flesh and enjoy food. Hold on to
the lemons, and still use them very freely
Tor several weeks more. Another use for
lemons is for refreshing drink in summer,
or in sickness at any time. Prepare as
above and add water and sugar
But IN order to have this keep well, after
boiling the lemons, squeeze and strain
carefully then to every pint of juice add
one pound of loaf or crushed sugar, boil
and stir few minutes more until the sugar
IS dissolved, skin carefully and bottle.
You will get more juice from the lemons
by boiling them, and the preparation keeps
better.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

Cumberland, Nd, is about to have law
passed to arrest all boys under l6 years of
age found lettering on the street at that
place after s o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

Pope Plus TX is said to have saved $780,.
600 every year from the time he assembled
the papal throne. No wonder there are
some Cardinals anxious to succeed to his
on;oo
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

The little daughter Of physician in
Connecticut has talent for making off
hand rhymes. One day her parents wanted
her to "show off" in company by ex-
hlbtlon her talent, which she did, saying
There was little girl
And She was very sick:
They sent for my papa,
And She died very quick"
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

Yer go'n spend every cent what I
bring yer home for striped stoekins, an
there amt nuthin' to eat in ther house, is
what drunken man was telling BARRIERS
pole, when policeman arrested him the
other day. When taken to the station.
mouse he said he 'guessed he could erect
his wife if he wanted to thout bein rested"
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

When is a lady's dress like an unfortu.
nate bull fighter? When it is gored. And
when is it like the sails of a ship? When
it is trimmed.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

The boy who loves to linger about q
blacksmith's shop will never pick up a
nice clean piece of iron more than once
Hackensack Republican.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

A Boston writer, in alluding to the musi-
cal taste of the Hub, says: "Our ears have
been cultivated until they overshadow our
other organs"
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

The Poles in the Asiatic and Russian
armies number about 100000. Some of
them are officers of the highest grades of
rank. Two of the most distinguished are
Gourkho and Radetzky, who are both Of
Polish origin. The Polish soldiers, for
courage and martial qualities, have no
superiors in the Russian service.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

So far as known, up to this date, no
class of seers ever made so many false pre-.
dictions as the fnanciers of the present day
have made.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

Every angry man thinks he is right, and
nine out of ten can see that they were
wrong when anger cools. The tenth man
is a fool.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

The Boston Posi- says that Queen Eliza.
beth used to eat with her fingers. Perhaps,
poor thing, she hadn't any teeth.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27
THE SIX MEN OF INDOSTAN.

1t was six men of Indostan,
To learning much inclined,
Who went to see the elephant
Though all of them were blind
That each by observation
Might satisfy his mind.
The first approached the elephant
And happening to fall
Against his broad and sturdy side,
At once began to bawl,
God bless me-buC the elephant
Is very like WALL
The second, feeling of the tusk,
Cried, " HO! what have we here
So very round and smooth and sharp?
To me It's mighty clear
This wonder of an elephant
Is very like spear"
The third approached the animal
And, happening to take
The squirning trunk within his hands,
Thus boldly up he spoke:
q" see" quOth he, the elephant
Is very like a snake"
The fourth reached out his eager hand
And felt about the knee;
What most this wOndrouS beast is like
Is mighty plain quoth he;
"'Tis clear enough the elephant
Is very like a tree"
The fifth, who CHANGED to touch the ear
Said, Fen the blindest man
Can tell what this resembles most
Deny the fact who can:
This marvel of an elephant
Is very like fam
The sixth no sooner had begun
About the beast to grope,
Than, seizing on the swinging tail
That fell within his scope,
see QuOth he, the elephant
Is very like rope"
VIII.
And 50 these men of Indostan
Disputed loud and long,
Each in his own opinion
Exceeding stiff and strong.
Though each was partly in the right.
And all were in the wrong!
MORAL.
So, oft in intellectual wars
The disputants, ween,
Rail on in utter ignorance
Ofwhat each other mean,
And prate about the elephant
Not one of thern has snenI
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27
Never Marry a Man Who Drinks, /"

Inc writer who said that, said all in a few
words. 1T IS motto that every Girl ,nicht
nave written upon the wall Of the peaceful
little chamber where She dreams her maiden
dreams, and often makes up her mind to
marry the "dear, good fellow" whose only
fault IS taking glass too much now and
them and reform him after marriage.
IL Is all the more necessary that it should
be written there, because the men who
drink are by no means the worst mon in
world. We know that generous. warm.
hearted men, men of intellect and men Of
power, have found the temptation too hard
70 withstand, and that many man. other
wise contemplate and wicked. has nava,
had "a glass too much" in his life; al
though 1t IS also true that under the in
huence OF liquor, men have done deeds
the very thought of which would have
slckened their sober souls.
II only all men who drink were despi.
cable IN all other respects, there would be
il'tle need Of the warning; but, as it is. let
every girl remember it, let every mother
Whisper 1t. Whatever his charms or his
natural virtues may be, no woman can be
happy with drunkard. And he who will
not give up drink for his sweetheart,
sake will never give it up to please his
wife.
If anything can check man in his
career Of dissipation, it will be the dread of
losing the girl he loves. Say, You shall
never have me unless you forsakc the bot.
tIe,' and you may conquer him. FAILING
IN that, all your wifely tears would fail also,
Don t marry him. Better weep over vour
dead hopes, and 90 single to your grave.
than sutfer what drunkard makes his
wife suffer. Never marry man who
drinks. MARY Kvrp D,,,.s
STANLEY CROSSING AFRIcA.-What makes
StanIey's expedition and toilsome march
OF three years across a continent moro
wonderful still is the material Of which tho
party was composed. Thirteen women.
wives Of the Wanguana men, accompan;ed
the party from its start in Zanzibar. bore
an Tue iatlgues of the long journey, "trans
forming the stern camp in the depths Of
the wild into something resembling vii. |
lage IN their own island, and despite all |
adversely, encouraged their husbands 70
their fidelity to the leader. The
children OF the chiefs, who had also been
" part OF the band, had grown up. some Of
them into tall fellows, and babies were
born 'amd the dismal and tragic scenes
IN the cataract lands" Rccountinp tbo
losses by accident and contest with the
natives, and the scores that died of disease |
and famine, Stanley says of his men. "tbev |
never boasted they were heroes. but they
exhibited truly heroic stuff" Returnino
to Ztnzbar the Captain was enabled 10 |
report to the Seyyid of Zanzibar the actual |
doings OF his Arab lieutenants in the |
interior IN the way of slave-trading, and |
'hat potentate, who is pledged to put il
down, promised attention to the matter.
quite as forcibly, perhaps, in his final as by
any other protest. "If you know of any
rich man who would build a railroad to-
Okerewe (Lake Victory, say I shall give
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

I" Have you much fish in your basket"
asked a man of boy. eyes, there's a
good eel in it," was the rather slippery
reply.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27

Michigan has been experimenting with
'he license law, and the friends of temper.
ance are we'll satisfied with the first wears
results The number of liquor dealers in
the State has fallen from 4,SG7 to ZOO.
ana the Detroit Post says that "the new
law has reduced the number of drinking
places which the prohibitory law never
accomplished. The good effects are most
marded in Detroit, where the number of
nquor dealers was reduced from LII in
1876 to 93G in 1871"
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27
MORAL.

MORAL.
So, oft in intellectual wars
The disputants, I ween,
Rail on in utter ignorance
OF what each other mean,
And prate about the elephant
Not one of them has seen!
Smyrna times., 1878-02-27
WHOLE NO. l,l9l.

The news that comes to US from Newark
~ J' IS gloomy enough. In that once
ouSy ana prosperous manufacturing centre
hundreds of workingmen and their families
appear to be on thevcrgc of starvation. The
citizens belonging to the more comfortable
classes are active in relieving this extra,
ordinary distress, which is chiefly due to
recent savings banks disasters. Defaultinr
officers Of Eastern savings banks deserve
no more merciful' treatment than is ac.
corded to horse thieves out West.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-12-21

oar new elected officers, corpo
rals ana generals, have received
lilr,r commissions.
md they are happy.
So are we.
And We hope that the nrw elec
ted officers will easily inihll sllc IN.
auifomcnts Of the Iaw 70 take pos
session al tAeir respective Offices,
l'ur az elected Officer deserves TIE
c0uNdlhea OF the people, and ~aould
hc he net a reliable man, o3npe
tent and honorable, lie would never
be the choice OF III honest OMm
lity,
Election is wisdom.
But we class the members Of the
Yolite Jury asaou2s .iAe mn>t lm'
nortant officers IN 4 community.
fl.c reason olit isuulte natural.
Police Jury mcans aimlni>tra
tihl, management OF paioctlni en-
anees, taxation, &c.
The members % the Police jury
have their hands ia the parse Of the
naonIg,
W}th n road and conservative
Police Jn,x tAat j. rs say 4 GOOD
administration we have aiXags or.
d.r economy and Justice. wien a
I,l,I ono wan,d sinlly rive us plur.
ar uiia and shame.
", know tl,a, by experience.
And Il uoull be l,nlurahle mis-
to,fape for oul hoaest community
r lie wise daings Of Inc late aani.
n~,s,rat,oo we're imnoprriv reversed
nv the juexnerIenc. oil = new alini.
uistration.
Bnt Nc cannot have sach tears.
NM. T.. roghe and 4. Bourgeois
are mt OF sense, honor and ability.
MN. u. Leblanc, johnson and
Harrison. as members Of Tie lat,
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PARISH OF ST.. JAJEs,
October -, 1888.

Nh. Editor :-plcasn inform the
public that have just received the
first edition nf the Plantation Diary
of the late Mr. Nalcuur Aiine, and
that Will at once proceed to Jour
mes through the ,iver parishes for
the purpose Of Offering the work to
iia1ttrs. Ilt numerous tnptcDro-
logical data, thus furnished, viii be
found of great interest, and mas
serve hereafter to flame a rule Tor
the prediction of cold weAtfrr--a
'lle similar to that OF Marshall
bH@"anti tor the prediction ot either
chang"s Of weather, which j.. ri,3-
bodied III the work offered. The
attention OF Planters M specially
called to tie remarks % MIR. Anne
concerning frozen cane. The cost OF
publishing the manuscript having
been vastly nn}rreStimaicd, the
iftrr OF one y0inlne Is Gltnn gei from
3" to -, eXrei,; Tor the Subscribers
10 whom / have aircad. pledged
myself. | trust tiiat the Diary will
receive ali the patfonagrit descry $,
bat will trei mach more amply re
wa,tied, should | succeed III con.
yryin@ valuable information to the
patrons OF ~hnsbanisy.
Iouf obrGitut servant.
ALB. FERRY.
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House fund, and this shall be his
authority for so.doing.
On motion of d. Leblanc, duly
seconded, the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, that a Committee OF
two (the temporary president to be
one Of them.) be appointed 'ol the
purpose of examining. the Books of
the Parish Treasurer, anG! that said
Committee be Authorized and EN-
powered to direct said Treasurer to
transfer the surplus from amy Pa
risl, fund III which there is al ex-
cess, to any other fund III which
there may he u deficit.
Mr.H. johnson vas accurlin@iyap
| pointed to form said Committee,
with the President pro trntpprp.
On nontion Of y. Leblanc, duly
seconded, the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved that the Parish Treasu-
rer be authorized and rnauit@'i toray
out ofihe prnceeasofihe sales Of tiie
| ferries. made on November HE 18th,
| 1878, the snm nfbur Hundred dol
lt!s TO the lessee of tho tonft Hon.
sc Ferry. in .uli Of his srvicrs en-
dcItd in crossing "yer the o%itierGs
ofth. District and par,shGuE.t~,alis
paiiSl, officers uuy.tr existing rr%o
lutions.
On motion of Il. Wagnrspack
auly seconded. the following resola
ton was adopted:
Resolved. that so much O
the expenses Of the ,asf genera.
elections As are iur according tt
law hy The Parish Of st. James
he paid by the Treasurer of III" Pa
risll, ont Of the contingent fund, il
the Grd@r Of the Hprro q! of TIT
bills h} the Committee on claims
Tile Mil Of t!p Druggist, amount
Ing to $3.50 for medicines tn'ni
silet! the Jail, was presented and ap
proved Treasurer authorized to pa.
the same ont 81 contingent fNut!.
Bills Of DR.. =. Winchester, Jai
Physician. ~rre presented and 81
motion ot WAgurSpack, tuiy sr
cnHhel, said bills were referred Il
She Commute or cla.tnS.
EiiI of j. y lhiholcaux, for cios
~iIi4 g PERSONS and election boxes
~a> presented iHr approval, and 81
Hn,iUn tini, seconded, was referred
10 the Parish attorney, witu request
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TO THE TAXPAYERS

The tax payers of the Parish Of
st. James are hereby notified that
after the LIST. Of december two per
cent a month will be levied as pc
nalty to the amount OF their taxes.
Il. G. MIHE.
Tax Collector.
st. James, Nov. 25th. 1878,
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Shade, has entered the electoral
box of the third ward and changed
the nam of Dick into Como.
But we know nothing about it,.
Aud We simply demand fairness
and justice.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-12-21

We are asked # captain Dick
intends to W'oSeqU captain Como.
OF, in other words, TO contest his
seat as TcpreseAtes.
Captain Dick told US; yea!
and the ground for contest is
rhat : Devil. nnael the form OF 4
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Official Directory
Eourt;f ,gnajciai District,

&C. 1npri,ing she parishe" q ASCENSION
ST. james, ST. Jonn tho Baptist and St
Charles.
District Judge Henry pufte'
District Attorney ..-.....-F u. i.arhart
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LOCATION.

Healthy and desirable for deBcate
Youths WHO may not he able to stand
Il colder climate.
For farther information, address
y. t, BOYD,
President.
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I'm conformity with law The tax
collector of the parish has made and
will publish the List Of the aeiin-
quent taxpayers.
BY paying their taxes the said
deliquents will avoid more penalties
and the seizure Of their property.
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OFFICIAL.
PROG GS
Oh fiti-
RBEaEE .aIHf
OF luI.-
Parish OF st. James.
Regular Meeting.

Line Police jury ui st. JaihtS met
this day at the Court House Of said
Parish, pursuant to a special call Of
the President.
The President being absent, on
motion OF Henry johnson duly Sc
couded. N, T. 7. rnchG was chosen
as temporary president aud took
the chair.
The secretary called theroil.
Members present: r. \. Harris,
Oh, II, johnson, d. Leblanc, Ami.
70, T. =. poche and L. Wasgnr>
pack.
Absent: \ /. Bourgeois pres't,
James Davis, j, 4. FcreIHaud aud
j. \. DruiNhet.
On motion duly seconded, the
reading Of the minutes Of the pre-
viouS meeting were dispensed with.
Dn motion Of II. johnson duly
seconded, the Parish treasurer wt%
excused from making bis Usual IT,.
port, ~ required, sor the rceSon, thai
thcr" vas no change to make sinec
Ills last.
Ihe following report Of the Go'n
mittre Oh claims agaInt the Parish
vas read and adopted IN follows;
i''''. ! F15' n .,'I '.r,"o. 49, '''''''s
c,..r ~, y.,,, a,n.,It.sno cla,a,.
bgs aata III .lbut .Je i]o,1,stn@ reHorf
". Np aJ,c appfoyyd MIX No. Y. Dr
Wt"afrS5"! ai 'o."l'@'"A! oA
'"l.Has'7'I I. '",o' .1,,',@,. N'
yon,ia. Ht Faad aa
: Approved t.ii ~. y. l'r' Nta-
o@@~s'H' 'or H'@' VIII 'g'' 'N'
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The School Beard meets to-day
at twelve o'clock, at the Court liou
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Succession oE#oG.G>IIN attaNt
.&3I-Ii4 GDCEi.

otA.l +. W LOUISE Ma
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
HERALD SUNDAY ls7s-oU1NrUPLE
AMUSE EyrA.

AMUSE Eyrs.
= SYMPHoNY SOCIETY OF NEW YORK.
SERIES or SIX SYMPHONY coNCERTs AND
SIX PUBLIC REHEARSALs.
The orchestra. numbering seventy of the finest must
clans all specially selected from the former Iheo Thomas
and the philharmonic organizations will be under the ar
rection of
DIR. LEOPOLD DAMROSCu.
The most distinguished vocal and instrumental seiosts
have been engaaoa for these concerts including the ram
GUS Violin NIrtuoso,
HERR AUGUST wILHELMJ,
who viii appear the
FIRST PUBLIC REHEARSAL. THURSDAY AFTEk-
NOON, November z. and FIRST GRAND CONCERT,
SATURDAY EVENING, November 8.
Box oshce now open daily from A. NJ for the general
subscription sale OF the Reserved seat
tickets TOR six $S Reserved tickets tor six
public rehearsals, 81.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

- PRICES -Admittance to all parts only Soc Re-
served seats but 5Uc Cushioned Ia Dress
Circle. oOc- Cushioned Seats in Family Circle. 23c.
- Box Office this 10 o'clock and then
all day long Buy tickets in advance to avoid the
rush vt night.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
[JStMEyrN,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2s

HARRIGAN Il HART.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

in another new production by EDWARD HARRIGAN,
farcica comcal and highly sensational DRAMA In six
scsnes and tsbleaux, entitled
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
AMUSE MEyrS.
oeP's-us Nutuh " oShe,
Ata
DELICIOUS MUSICAL BANQUET.

DE MURSKA.
Supreme Queen OF Sonr.o
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AMUsE1IENTs. A

IkAND OPERA HOUSE. TONIGHT
ORAND OPERA HOUSE. TONIGHT.
POOLE x DONNELLY.. Lessees and Managers
Extraordinary programme for
THIS SUNDAY EVENING. OCTOBER ~.
Inauguration Of he best music and artists for the
lowest price of admission.
The grandest concert ever given in America for
Is CENTS ADMISSION
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

20 GENTS ADMISSION.
Preserved seats twenty-h five cents nxtra.)
GILMOkk's WORLD RENowNED BAND.
Fresh from its European tour OF l5u conc.rts
Second appe this season of the marvellous
LEVY LtvY. LEVY LEVY LEVY
THE GREATEST CORNET PLAYER ON EARTH.
On this occasion he VIII play the most difficult his
repertoire, the CARNIVAL DE VENICE.n
TWO CHARMING PRIMA DONNAS.
Reappearance Of the fnvorlte young soprano.
MILF ESTELLE BUZZETrI,
who will sing = grand aria from ''Massanielio'.
Second appearance In New YORK of the
T. NILE. MONTkZO.
who will render Gounods 'Avs Marian with Violin Obli-
cato. fiano. organ and Orchestral Accompaniment
Perhaps the most unique Of evening will
beby NIX. A. X. CAkRINGlON,
THE DRUMMER BOY OF SHILOH,
in his wonderful specialtes.
cntmed tor Carrngton that artist before the
public upon any instrument, arouse audience
such hi state OF excitement and enthusiasm this
martial and heroic American genius with his drum
The programme win include overturss. Selections.
Marches the of classical and popular music the
whole entertainments will be under the direction of
Mr. r. s. GILMORE.
GO EARLY THIS EVENING.
MARK THE PRICES. ADMISSION ONLY 25 CENTS
Reserved Seats any part of the house, %
Doors open at IL. Commence AZ O'clock.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

GEORGINE MEYRoOS. TAGLIAPIErRA.
CH. FKIrSCn. SUsINI
ARTHUR BENT. PROF. HILL
THE MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME.
PART l. .
l. Aria. "Bravo di venexan. Verdi
SIGNOk suoiNI.
2 Cornet solo, Marriage Besn. Bent
NIX. ARTHUR BENT.
g. Romanza, Louisa Milier' Verdi
MR.. CHARLES FRiISCh.
T. Aria Trovstore, III Baen 10y requesD Verdi
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o. Piano solo, Capricco" Mendelssohn
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o. Grand aria. Pre- Ciercsn. .Herold
MILE. lima DE- MuRsKA,
with violin obignto by Professor HILL.
PART 2.
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.. Grand aria, Una vocc pocofa y III Barbiere
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4. Plano solo, U 'Des Attends" b, "AGischwung"
MILE GEoRGINE MEYRoOs.
8. Les Rameaux by requesD .Faure
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Composed expressly tor
MILE. lima DE M SKA,
with Coriet Ohligato by Mr. ARTHUR BENT.