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TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sd; The SUN's
letter from Printer commenting m one ot the most
rascay ions that has issued from the Treasury Dclal
ment ~ Washington, is correct i'm every particular
The Government has no protection under tn WORKINGS
Of this loh ANY good photographer can lac smilo tho
stamps tn he used hy the Gduhc I'm printing on thr,e
abols whereas the perfect cOuntelics OF steel l.ie
l. an lmpussihiliiY.
The indifference Of thc printing and htosraphns tralo
Ia TINS lnll1s remarkable
Commissioner Raum must back down from this 800 "a
NSl ami unjust order he WAS compelled 10 nln lle
matter OF partitions between cigar iacteucs amt .IIc.
rooms IlfHpCNArulH.
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WASHINGTON, July 15.-The abuses and the
plundering of the people of the District OF Columbia
under Hayes promise to be grea, they were under
Grant
The old Rings are here in full force and are getting
their hooks In as deeply They still endorsed
by the same persons in the Senate the House. and
are going for the contracts Just as In 1872
Boss shepherd u 0nes m0re at the head VI them,
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Drauah,. OF Fish Almost Miraculous.

The most remarkable catch OF menhadon.
amt lar as known the largest mndc by fish
ing vessel NJ TO the time this year /, that OF the
steamer George Morse, Capt ~ W Hawkins, OF Green.
port From April II to July 2 period OF NNty seven
working DAYS she has taken and landed te fac 0rie
On Barren island o'bhio1 nsh or daliN average OF
rl2lO, 2lOpupb were taken IN Princess baN. both in
The ncighhurhou of sandy Hook AM at the end
of Long Island sound the tsh have Lccn fnund in i'm.
Wrnse mass, = upon which the number taken by the
.sl"rm,h seemingly make but little imprs ss.uL The
sailing vessel. dong poorly the ash huit- vct and
sNAllNrNl hN Tho .lL.lImnra
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FT-7-TTTT FTTT0T7TIIFTf7 Tl7TTWT
The Coroner yesterday held an inquest oyor
NJ icmninN 90 fhlp Mrlkel pr On, the My sician
VINO Vas called o. attend tn Mcikcls case and who in.
lrctcd morphine into the veins, from the effects of which
he dicd, was summoned before the jury e. explain The
noeloi Is German, AMI exhibited alarming ignorance
nc uI mot uh"f'nhl hnouccarlts measure, hnl did not
hluW NOW n"th Wui rliir II uuk % MAKE arain lie
std r always measured ms doses hy putting chem an
ne point " kmic lie cltinis tn have injected nor
pNt'f anu preparation mudr ruul u root the name rui
nature ol Which hr did not know into the veins 90 Nickel
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John sherman. Attitude.

II0ll N UI-7lIu O7'1ITf- L-1unlnr1
John sherman stands before the country in
TN, attitude lie made corrupt bargain hired men TO
commit CRIME asan, the ballot ami since his nsalla
uonin h-hL,ud .pon,ule Government ritc has paid
the willing tools which hr used o., eivn. them ni place.
under hun His nnUcar hmVut rud removal rom uihvr
sh,rd follow the exposure of his crime. IA. case i.
settled lie Is gwlN. Lat proper punishment follow
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\ large force 81 men are laying the third rail
on the Now Yo'k Lake Eric and Western Railroad. be
tween Wayerlcy and susquehanna On about ~ mile,
the division the ties the rail The total
cost Of the Improvement 3, estimated at Si.4lpNn No
mnt iatr a. OF the shops Mt jersey Iity
umplated. but II b, believed that the company will
eventually occupy either the west end of tir tunnel At
Jersey CITY the Erc's lanis Port JcrVis.
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Despite the Republican journalistic prcdic-
that the fraud Investigation would un.iy to vnry IN
llayess support the breach between hn ana the lux OF
his part, is wide ever. The Michigan Republicans
in their STATE platform, canldly declared sub.
stance that they deicnied llaNr.s title because fhrir
Federal offices were dependent upon It, The sh.v ,
probably true Of an 'r nearly all OF the Republican rp
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Let the People Note who are suppastors
of Fraud!

On Friday, June 10, Mr. BURCHARD, Re-
publican Congressman from Illinois, offered
IN tho House of Representatives the follow
ing preamble and resolution:
yh,. Al the Joint mcctins Of the two Houses OF thu
Forty fourth Congress convtnoi pursuant to law ano
the Constitution for thu ascertaung and count
ine the votes tor President and sice Pre- sdcnt the
trrin commencing March 4. 1877 count the votes
RurussFoNp HAyrs declared elected ,ient AMI
WuaiAs WHEELER was declared eL1tcd vicePresidcnt
for such term, therefore
Rssoie.d That no subsequent Congress, and neither
house has Jurisdiction To revise the action at such Joint
meeting, and any attempt by either House to qnnul or
disregard such action ONCE arising there
FROM would be revolutionary. and Is sapprO,ed by this
House"
When the vote was taken upon this propo-
eition, an immense majority of the House
was found to be- in favor Of IT, II was
adopted as the judgment OF the represent
atives Of the people by two hundred aud If
teen yeas against one and twenty nays;
while only thirty-nne members were absent
or failed to take part in the division. The
majority of the House being Democratic,
it follows that the Democratic party In the
House accepted the opinion that Fraud
in the White House and in the person of
RUTHERFORD b. HAYES is a sacred thing,
which cannot be attacked without crime in
its assailants. Thus the doctrine Is set up
by Democrats that while any individual can
seize and recover a stolen horse, the people
OF the United States cannot recover the
Presidency when 1t has been stolen from
them. This doctrine is of such a character
that the people should know accurately who
Of the members Of Congress have put them
selves on the record as its adherents and
We have accordingly taken from the Con-
prcssiondl Record the following list of the
division, taking care to arrange by States
the names of the members on either side,
md TO mark in italics the names of Demo-
Gratis, leaving those Of Republicans in plain
Roman letters
s-nrr rrrra u, -rrr ....--r-r,. IN IN.
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Argus. Watering 10, Plan.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-SW; think
Argus must either be out OF his mind the rubber
clothing business whore on the line Of the elevated
railroad do not think his plan sprnklns that road
would be approved hy car ana truck drivers al IN ac hy
any one except perhaps hnselp Ifthe directors u the
road should adopt his plan hope they Will put him under
the read " catch the dropS cRlIIc
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Thirty days will bring tho crack OF
dooHil" SO writes our distinguished fellow
citizen, GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. tho highly
evoluted psychologist Of Madison square. We
are sorry to hear that this great catastrophe is
30 close at hand. but we publish the announce
mcnt for the benefit Of those most deeply In
terestod. the period of thirty days will be tor
minated on Wednesday. the nth Of August.
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The Iutcnse Heat In -. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. July 15.-Thcrc is no abatement in
the intensity of the heat The mercury To day indicates
81 degrees and IN instances loa IN the bus
mess streets and every not compelled 20 hc out kccps
indoors lhitN cas's of sunstrokr, uru,fnfnn lun
the neat have h,vn reported thus ar TO-DAY and unc
persons have dlcd from that cause.
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his proper by, 80 no patriotic citizens Mould
coniidc HE share of political power ~ any
advocate Gnd supporter Of the sanStity Of
Fraud.
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This season OF the year, when so many
houses in the stylish quarters OF the city are
closed. is the harvest timo for housebreakers.
Many people now absent from their town resi-
dences will find. when they return to them in
August or September. that the burglars have
taken advantage Of their absence,
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Three additional numbers Of Pro-. Thomas
Ncchaus bcauu al work the Nhr. Fh e.,oui io,. ~
he tnooi St'4 have been Issued b.! Nes,rs L. Prang
Co u Boston
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Like conqueror returning from the wars
Earl BEAcoNsPIELD is to be- welcomed in Eng
land. aftor his trihmph at Berlin.
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On Friday, June 10, Mr.. BuRcHARD, Re-
publican Congressman from Illinois, offered
IN tho House Of Representatives the follow
ing preamble and resolution:
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Here we have the names Of the Congress-
men who on this memorable occasion re-
corded their votes in favor Of the sanctity
Of the Fraud which put into the White
House a man who had not been elected and
had no right to be there and excluded the
man who had been chosen by the people to
be- their President.
In our opinion not one of these men ought
ever again to be sent to Congress. As no SEN
sible mon would trust convicted thief with
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-11-23
NOTICE {!

Office of Town Constable.
ThibodauX. La, November I8tn, 1878. (
IN ACCORDANCE WITH ORDISANCE
L No Do, approved and adopted by the
Mayor and Trustees OF the Town of Thibo
daux March l4th 1873, the undersigned.
will sell at public auction. to the last and
highest bidder on MONDAY, DECEMBER
2nd. 1873, between the hours of IL o'clock
A. NJ. and o'clock z. NJ. on the premises
situated in the Town of Thibudaux the
lease of the MARHET-H HOUSE, for the
space of one year, possession to be given
on the first day of January 1873.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE:
One Twelfth OF the amount oi adlnuieotisn
to he paid Cash o'i tho day of sIjc a,.d r.,
remainder 10 be equally GiE,deI .nto .,,.
Ell equi,i payments 10 Ue rrTItsef,..t 90
eleven no'cs payaul1 Toepru; ell a." Ii
first dav ii ihe months Cf 'n.,r44.y .t1,.,.
April. May, tune. JAY. Autus.. Sc tem
Der, October. November and December
with good and approved security 1cae, ed
by the Mayor, each note bearing interest
at the rate of eight per cent per AMMAN
from maturity until final payment.
The purchaser to comply with existing
regulations.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
Constable,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court. Parish Of Lafcurle
Succession of Clara Cailjourt, de-
ceased wife OF Joachim La
garde No. 937 Prohates.
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER SAFE
~ to me directed, in the above entitled
and numbered succession | will H., for
sale at pun'ic auction pursuant to law IN
tue last and highest bidder or the pren, ises
situated Iii this PARISH North If the Town
CT ihlbodaux at about four miles tner.
from, on the Bayou Sec Settlement on
saturday December 21st. 1>7S.
between the hours OF / O'Clock A.. II. and
O'Clock F. II. all the prorerty belouc,ng
to the said Success to wit
The one undivided seventh of
lst: A certain sugar plantation situa,rd
IN this Parish North Of tht. Town If Hi
HauX al ah"ut tonr miles therefrop. on hl
BHr"u sec Settlement, roH.a,!.r
twenty ~" hundred ard slightly sfE ...-t,,.
arfes -@so5-{ 1901 Tdartlle. uti.a l..
hHiiding- and Improvements tha.s,1. .fig.,
house MIL and ehgi'.a Gwe1i.a- INNS
barns, cahins &c. = d which sr ui.,.
ton is parity buuH..ed by ianjs .,''ea,'
belonging to Charles h. ellis e. Go. an,
tii' se formerly belonging - .ju.r !. T..
Esaha on tue West, ana South sides.
Also the ore undivided .eyrntb b of ty.e,-
r. three l'23j mules about twelve hararrd
barrels Of corn in shucE,s ou. twenty -nve
loads nt hay, about one hun,irs,i CO.'S nj
wood, six three mule carts, i've ore ,nnI,.
carts, eight double plouel,s will! genrinas
all the hoes. shOveis, SPACES etc. beloraun
to said plantation, about thirty emptS
hossheads and about twenty acres OF plant
cane.
On the following Terms and Conditions
tO-wit:
Cash on the spot in United States Treas
ury Notes to pay debts.
November 10Th 1878.
l.. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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SUCCESSION OF OCTAVE JOSEPH
BAkRIOS & COMMUNITY NO. I0?2
PkOBATES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
- Court Parish of Lafourche.-Whereas
Josephine Dun widow OF SAID deceased has
this day made application to the said Court
to be appointed a'iministratrix OF said
Estate.
Now, therefore all persons are hereby
warne and notified to file their obiections
1t any they have with the clerk of said
co art. at his office in the Town of Thiho.
daux, within ten days after the first rubli-
cation hereof, otherwise the said applicant
Will be in due cousre of law appointed adj
ministratrix Of said Estate, ,and qualified as
such. W.
fEA Witness my hand and the impress
9SES4of the seal of my Office this 10th,
day OF November A. D. 1873.
j. W. KNOBLOCH.
Clerk
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NOTICE.

NAMES OF PERSONS WHO HAVE
~ paid their Parish License to Z. L. I.o-
rio Parish Tax Collector during the month
of October 1873.
Mrs. NJ. +. Hcsse. Retail Merchant. Is 90
c. Azema, Coffee House Keeper. 50 90
B'lliald Table 90 90
II. w. Tabor. X. L. NJ. - 90
j. d. Machado h. L. nj. 2J co
;. Mas. X. l.. Is 90
Thco Ducos. 4. L. M. IS 60
Siso 20
p. LORTO,
rarisi, Tax Collector.
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NELSON TAYLOR,
s L A t F. Il.

Is prepared to do all work in his line
either IN putting on new roofs or repairing
leaks &c. Worked for 25 years with the
late JOHN LfALL. Any orders addressed
to him at Racc|and Louisiana. or TO :. 7.
Grisamore Thbpdaux Louisiana will meet
Win foinpt attention. a-3i-iy.
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notice..
Office of Thibodaux Bridge.

Office of Thibodaux Bridge, Co
Thibodaux, La, Nov. 10th. 1873
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLU-
ltiOn passed by the Board OF Directors, l
the Undersigned, will sell, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, on MONDAY,
DECEMBER End, 1873. at Ii o'clock a. NJ.
at the foot of jackson Street the FARM of
the bridge for the year 1879,
The purchaser to comply with existing
regulations.
II. w. TABOR,
President ThibodauX Bridge Co.
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u,ycsLSIoP-LoDUE NO. 4.-RegL
II lar meetings ct the Odt feil""
Hall, corner Market and Patriot every
Saturday evening at o'cleck.
oFeers: David s3oere. \. &. Lehman
Movers. V. G.; 5. /. Grisa'nore, Sec. II.
Mjehslet Treasurer.
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OF Lovingly GROS. DE-
CEASED NO. I023. PROBATES.

GTATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
- Court Parish of Observation-Disclosures
Victor IL. Bernard of the city of New Or.
leans, Parish OF Orleans has this day made
application to the said Court to be appaint
ed Administrator of SAID Estate.
NOW, therefore al! persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their ob;ect,ons
If any they have with the Clerk of said
Court, at his office in the Town of Thib,-
daux, within ten days after the frs. publi.
cation hereof, otherwise the said applicant
will ne in due course Of law appointed
administrator OF said Estate, and qualified
as such.
xHxTA Witness my hand and the i'm
NEGSE press OF the seal of nv office this
% 10th, day Of November 1873
j. W. KNCBLOCH,
Clerk of court
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tiso UU
p. LORTO,
Parish Tax CofIertsr.
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SUCCESSION OF Lovingly GROS. NO
1924 PROBATES,

CTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
~ Court. Parish of Lafourche Whereas
Marie Gautieaux widow Of deceased of
said Parish has this day made application
to the said Court to be appointed Admins
tratrix of said Estate
Now, therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their ohiections
if any they have with the Clerk Of said
Court, at his office in the Town of Thbo-
daux, within ten days after the first rubIi
cation hereof. otherwise the said applicant
will be in due course o. law appointed ad-
mn'stralrix Of said Estate and qualified as
such.
zsuxA Witness my hand and the i'm.
II gshSE press of the seal of my office this
Nseazz> 223rd. day November 1878.
j. W. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of Court
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pTSINESS CARDS.

.,r1r1rAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
4 ssLn articles. DE-, corner Market
:. = 9, Louis streets
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WOOD! WOOD!!

'j'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
constantly on hand near the Thi5o-
danx Saw Mill. Ash dry fire wood, which
he viii sell at 800 per cord, or he will on
short notice deliver enc halt cord at resi-
dence for $275.
8. s. EVANS.
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FLEETWOOD. J. H.. Physician.-ot-
L tiec Market treet, between st. Loils
and Green Streets.
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Office No. 70, Pixies Opera Building.
au2S-6tW"

NOTICE OF SALE OF DESPERATE CLAIMS.
N The undersigned will sell at public auction,
al the Office of Hermann Marckworth, corner of
Main street and McMicken avenue, on TUESDAY,
the 10Th day Of September, A. D. 1878, the follow
ing claims belonging to the estate OF George Billen
STEIN deceased viz:
The following book accounts: L. Weis, 50 84
Hottewitz, $li 81; J. Fl. Diekmann, IS S6 John
Godnr, S13 SO; Mr.. Weppler, $l2 "a; Heckle, 50 So
Gerhardus, $lS 35; G, Schmidt, IS 50; F. Runk
50 O5; N Dietrick Sl4 OS; same, $15 66; G. Reb-
holz, so 2O F. Schmidt, s. 10; Hetzler, $l1 10; Mr.
Glassmacher, ,s2s o3; Kirschbaum, 81 25 Mr..
Kunze, 81 A: Benheim, $3 81; ]. A Postle, $6 %;
John Wuest, $2 O5; JOS Eichelberger, S. 65; jan
sen, S4 A. Erbs, S. 9S; Charles Fuchs. 81 So;
Kramer SO 50; Heller Sc 70; Werner & Hoebel,
Sll 3O Franck Eick, 81; Jungnaus s. II; Herring,
81; G. HartHig, So 06; G. Hull, s. 30; j. sattler,
$6 so; Hotter $3 So; Doellmann, 81 co. Hoffrogge,
So; steinrder ,S6 10; II; Kortkamp,, $40 .; Tom
Palmer, So Is; A. Brandt, 81; Mrs. We'll, s. .58; o.
L. Kampe, 81 20; Schriefer $6 So; No. 46l Plum
street, 81 2O l. Schmidt, $40 lO H.Buscher IS So;
N. Lehman, $3 Y.
Werner Horn, note, 800.
Sale to commence at 8 o'clock a. M. Terms
Cash CATTARINA BILLENSTElN,
Executrix of George Billenstein, deceased.
HERM MARCKwoRTH, Attorney.
CINCINNATI, August 10th, 1873. au2l-3tW
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Roeardus Means Business.



The wheelbarrow trundler is at Ogden,
Utah.
DR.. J. w. Crooks, of Logan, Ohio, is
dead.
The Third Regiment, 0. N. G., is in camp
at Greenville Ohio.
Hon. James G. Mcintosh died at Conners-
ville Ind, yesterday.
Nicholas Russell died at Akron, O.. from
injuries received on a railroad.
William Deney, an old citizen of Lafa-
vette. Indiana, fell dead in the street.
VIM. r. Davis, of Browns Valley, Ind,
committed suicide by shooting himself.
St. Paul, Mimi, was damaged to the ex-
tent of $40 1000 by tornado Monday night.
James Turner a lunatic, was captured at
SheIbyvile, Indiana, devoid OF his cloth
ing.
One of Sam Bars men, named Henry
Collins, was shot and captured near Sher-
man, Texas.
Samuel T. Stephens, a farmer near Sa-
! lnas Cal, murdered his daughter and COM
mitted suicide.
John Speer, sentenced to be hanged to-
day at Waco, Texas. has been respited until
September goth.
A baby jumped from little girls arms,
out of second-story window at Tiffin, o.,
and was killed.
Sallie Bunting, valuable trotting mare
fell through bridge at GAINESVILLE, Ohio
and was killed
Seven men were prostrated by the gas in
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Mr.. Theodore Thomas has signed the con-
tract assuming the Directorship of the Gin
cinnati Musical College for period of five
years.
Mr.. Thomas comes to Cincinnati early in
October, and will at once enter upon his
duties. He will begin Immediately the or
ganization of the orchestra, making use of
the material already here if it lends willing
and earnest cooperation. During October
the books will be opened for series of, say
twelve orchestral, and as many chamber
concerts, to be given during the coming
season by the Thomas Orchestra in the new
Music Hall The organization of the Col
lege Choir of Professors and scheme of in
struction are already well in hand. The
College will open early in November.
The following is from New York paper:
"Although, if the Cincinnati College is
literally and judiciously conducted, the
whole country will reap the benefit of it, il
will be hard for New York to become recon
ciled to the loss of Mr.. Thomas, whose tai
ents have been source of pure enjoyment
to us for no less than thirty years But q
question which will agitate music lovers it
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a mineral-water vat at Wyandotte, Mich,
one of whom died.
Mr.. Johnson, an old man. has been ar
rested at Rushsylvania, Ohio, charged with
burning his sons barn.
Mary Dean, a widow, at Victoria, Mo-,
cut the throats of her two little children
with razor. She is insane.
One hundred and fifty barrels of whisky,
from Motifs distillery at Chillicothe, o.,
have been seized at New York.
A wild animal roams at large near Iron
Pile. 1t is thought to be catamount.
Freeman R. Green, aged seventeen, was
found at Cleveland. He said he had been
abducted from Ft. Wayne, Ind, where he
lived, chloroformed and robbed. The abb
ductors are supposed to be enemies of his
mother,
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New York and its vicinity is, whether the
symphony concerts, which for the last six
months have been the source of so much
pure enjoyment and such marked feature
of New York musical life, will be discontin-
ued. If the magnificent orchestra, which
has been welded together by the united la
bors of its members and leader during the
many years shall be wholly broken up, it is
idle TO expect that one can be formed to
take its place In that case New York will
lose the brightest jewel in her musical
crown and will cease to be one of the first
musical cities of the globe. Few can be
found to say that this would not be just
reward for permitting Mr.: Thomas to toll,
year after year, with difficulty getting
enough repay yment to keep his orchestra to-
gether, and often having to draw on his own
purse"
The enterprise and liberality of Cincin.
natl is everywhere spoken of with mingled
admiration and regret.