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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

From the publishers, J. W. Randolph &
Eogsb, Richmond, Va, We have received a
cory Of The Death Of DEATH or study Of
Gods holiness 10 connection with the existence
of evil, in so far as Intelligent and responsible
Laymau." The book, which is very hand
somely printed aud bound, is divided into two
parts. the 6rst part being devoted to the p.ob.
lem that "evi is incapable of solution on the
basis of hopeless future punishment, or Of
aunihilalion," and the second part that evil lis
capable of solution on the basis of future pun.
shment not hopeless but reformatory." The
author resided on Seminary Hill, near this city,
from 1883 to ls43, and has written q most
interesting book upon the subject of future
punishment, which. at this time, is the theme
cf discussion ia and out of the pulpit 10 this coun
ty aud Europe. The book will doubtless attract
attention and comment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17
.EOREIGN VIEWS.

Yakoob Khan has f ID from Cabu!.
Some 9, 245 communists of Frauoh have beer
pardoncd.
Germany has sent two var vessels to Samoa to
exact satisfaction.
Tho Duke of Eiinburg will shortly be ap
poicted admiral on the HALIFAX, N. S., stali1u.
Psssauantc, who tried to kill King Huubsrt,
is to have bis mental condition looked into.
Bya collision on the Warsaw Railroad, with
in thirty miles of St. Petersburg, % persons
we're killed and 80 injured.
General Grant partook of q banquet 10 Psris
last evening given 10 bis honor by the Presi-
dent of the French Republic.
The directors ofthe detuuct City Of Glasgow
Bank have been transferred to Cotton jail, in
Edinburg, preparatory to heir tiial tor frau
dulent misapplcatiou of the funds of thu bank
The Berlin Post raproduoas the statement Of
the Cologne Gaz,tte that, according to the
view now adopted by Prussia the Duke OF
Cumberland must renounco bis hereditary
claims to the throne Of Brunswick, aud as we'll
as that of Hanover, to obtain the restoration OF
his sequestrated property.
The political situation in France was excited
all yesterday. Tho ministerial declaration,
though fully recognizing the foros of tho recent
elections as indicating popular adhesion to rs.
publican Institutions, IVES oddly received By
the "ett' 10 the Chamber of Deputies. 10
the Senate, however, it was cheored by all
factions,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17
rEEJ,S OF TIE U,gE.

The cocerassionsi Comhittce on t!tc:ioh St.
.oaes rvnrc.s 10 conclude It's labgrs 10 Nc"
Orleans By Saturday.
The Louisiana Legislature hsEotea gstl.
day for United States SENATOR OUT ,nl:uou'
result. A caucus last nlgot ~as aiS' uLs'e''
full 10 making choice
J.is thought that the escaped Ch'yc1ne5
will be able to reach the Sioux lndiacs At Ire
Rosebud Camp and in1ite them to in lr war
against tie whites.
Ex Secretary Robson appeared ln bis oTn
defence before the House Naval Committee YES
terday, and made o Icing statement 10 rt!1'
tation of the charges against him IN connection
with bis management Of the Navy Department
Gov, A. S. Marks, of Tennessee, was IT,
augurated yesterday at Nashville. In his ID
aueura address no reference vas made 10 III
State debt, but message on that apo o'hei
subjects will probably be cent 10 to day.
The case of Mrs. Laura Cobb, at Norwich
Coop.. charged with poisoning her husband
was given to the jury OF 500 p. NJ. ycster
dsy, The jury, ct midnight, brought IL q yer
dict of murder in The second degree.
The Catholic Telegraph, the official organ
the Cincinnati diocese, dou BITS the accuracy o
the cable dispatch announcing that the rope Il
considering the question Ct successor to Arch
bisbdp Purcell, the resignation not having q
yet been accepted.
S. D. Richards. tho self-aonfessed murdero
of several persons, was convicted at MerIteo
Neb., yesterday, of murder Of Peter A1dc.:
SOD, aud sentenced 10 be hanged Apr! -
There we're three indictments against him !c
the murder Of six persons.
Geo. G. Vest was last night nominated 10
United States Senator for the long term by 10
on tbs second ballot. The following was Ii
the first ballot George &. Vest Gl. Sanus
Glover 42, John s. Phelps Al, ex Govefno
Hardin s, Thomas Allen 6, Laws l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

We suppose Mr.. Window, of Minnesota
who offered resolution in the Senate, yesttr
day, 10 reference to the migration OF tho ne
groes IRON the South to tho States that arc
willing to receive them ADD that will protect
them 10 their rights was simulated thereto bs
the knowledge that the day before sixty sue
stantiaI white cni9rAnts from his State hac
arrived at Kncxrillc, Tennessee, for the rur'
pose of settling in that Immediate nelgbbor
hood. AZ the knowledge of the attractions Ct
the South spreads. the larger becomes the
number of those who are taking advantage Of
them, aud though The South ia anxious to re-
tain all her people, white and black, will treat
all alike before the law, and will do her utmost
to foster and protect the interests Of every mao
within her toriers-as vouched for BY the con-
vantioo of ncrthern settlers at Charlotte day
before yesterday - she will make no opposition
to the proposed migration il i! DO elise! by
sash immigration as that from Minnesota 10
which We refer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17
The Afghan War,

LONDON, Jan. ia telegram from Can
dshar, dated ca the S:h Of January, says.
''The sun is setting and the last troops of The
advance Of General Stewards aud General Bid.
dolph's forces hive filed cut Of the Cabu gate
Of Cszdahar. Crowds of people are lining the
streets ana covering the roofs to witness the
magnificent procession of men and horses, ell
looking, however. ia hard working condition.
Not q shot was fred DOT did any contretemps
of SOY kind occur prior to entering the city.
We have captured the post arriving from Herat
for Mir Afz1I, late Governor of Hyhuznee, and
Kheati Ghi'z,i is reported to be without gar.
r5on. l. is reported that anarchy prevails at
Cabul.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17
prRL1sHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
rDeAR SNOwDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY II, 1879

The bill for the payment Of arrears OF pen
sions which passed the Senate yesterday, tor the
payment of pensions granted or that may ba
granted in consequence Of the late war; removes
the bar Of five years Limitation upon tho PFC
sanitation of claims for such pensions, and Will
date the commencement of the pensions back
TO the time of death or discharge. As the bill
had already passed the House by more than
tVo.thirds vote, and as only four Senator;
voted against it. Presidential veto, though
that is an i'm possibility, could not defeat 1t. IL
will pry many, 10 enc sum. the accumulated
pensions for eighteen years, and Will cost tns
tax payers about thirty millions OF dollars. oa
az the country is rich and prosperous, apd tof
people thereof almost exempt from tazatioo
this little additional sum will not DO felt es
pscially as vote on it afforded so mary o
our national legislators an opportunity to SHOW
that, like tho fraDk member OF the House
alluded to 10 our Washington correspondence
the other dsy. they will not allow themseiVe
to be exceled 10 demagogism BY any OF tIel
fellow members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

The February number of Scribner's Maya
zine has been received from its publishers,
Scribner a. Co., New York. Its contents are
The Tile Club OF Play, The Glacier Meadows
Of tho Sierra, To the Clergy. A Symposium
on the Chinese Question, The Homes aud
Haunts If Emerson. "Haworth's." The For.
tunes and Msfortuues Of Company &C." Fal'
conberg, The Doom Of Caudus and Cynthia,
John Lecch, Aerial Navigation, The Relations
of Insanity to Modern Civilization, Potts
Painless Cure, Topics Of tie Time: Home
and Society, Culture ard Progress, The World 8
Work, and Brio a.BrGc The frontispieoe is q
likeness CT Ralph Waldo Emerson. and many
of the articles arc beautifully and proiusely
illustrated.
We have received from the same publishers
the February nuubar Of St. Nicholas, which,
If such thing wero possible, even excels it's
preceding numbers as means for conveying
useful and improving instruction to the young
of both sexes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17
letter from Fairfax Court House.

lC0rreSp0nQecco or inc AleGaEOtla OeZ'tlc'
FAIRFAX, G. H., VA, Jan. l6. J6T9,-The
effects Of the late Gold soap are still visible,
though urder the genial rays o.! warm sun The
ice and SHOW arc fast melting. Travel over cur
roads has been very difficult and Dangerous.
Some days Ego Mr.. Horton Spear, who lives
lust rorh of OUT village, fell aud fractured bis
skull. His condition ior several days vas cor-
sidered very precGrCus, but he has low III
proved somewhat. AID hopes are entertained OF
bis speedy recovery. Several ct our cltiZ,n
have received falls, and owing to their ro!uodlty
the outside world might have thought that tc-
pethcr with tho Polar Eavo We were enjoying
the lively oling of an iufa0t earthquake.
The Fairfax Lyceun, literary soclety CT this
place, held liz regular weekly debate last Tues.
day evening, aud discussed the question.
SHOULD exemption laws be abolished =
Messrs. D. NJ. Cbicsslcr and Cas!us Carter ar
Rued 10 the affirmative, and Nless,s. Il. w.
Moore and L. P. Berkey 10 the negative.
After an Interesting debate the question was DO.
cided in favor OF the affirmative. The regular
election of officers vas held and G. 2. Berkeley
was elected President Il. w. Moore, Treasurer,
and Frank p. Retkley, Secretary. The mex:
debate will be held on Tuesday evening ard
tho question, SHOULD property qualification be
required of Voters?' will engage the attention
of The society.
Next Monday will be County Court day. 4
colored man for stealing horse will DO Indicted.
Application will also DO made 10 throw open
tho gates Of the Little River Turnpike thereby
making that thorougbiaro e5unty road. Both
sides intend to make strong fight. Thomas
Moore, esq, will represent the Turnpike Com
pany, and Messrs Turbervie aud Garter the
Others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17
VIRGINIA VIEWS.

All wtrkmeu employed in the construction
department Of the navy yard at Portsmouth
we're yesterday suspended far tho present.
Mrs. Mary Gross, widow OF The late Dr..
William Cross, died on tho AFTERNOON Of tho
14.h Of January 10 Lcesburg
N. B. Meade, e:q., formerly Of Winchester,
and at one time editor Of the Richmond Wing
has moved With his family to Culpsp:r Court
House.
Mr.. George G. Round, radical, ofPlinceWil'
liam county, announces himself candidate
for Congress in the First district. The eccn'n
takes place next Thursday.
Samuel Sanger, who resided 1ear Cross
Keys, Rockingham county, while attending 10
some matter 10 the shed above bis barn tloor,
on Sunday last, By some means accidentally
fell, sustaining Injuries from which he died In
short time. On examining him 1t was found
that all the ribs 90 one side we're broken loose
from the spine. 1t is supposed he Tell ca a
box which was on the floor. lie suffered lG-
tense pain for Two or three hours when death
came TO his reliet.
Ooe day last week, rs Mr.. Peter Goller, re-.
siding near Singers Glen, in Rockingham CO.,
was driving ia q sleigh, The horse ran away,
anu while goog at tremendous rate Ct speed.
threw Mr.. Hollar out Of the sleigh. lie lei!
agsius; tho corner OF fence, the end Of Que
OF the rail. striking him in the side OF the tacs,
breaking the Jaw bone on one side Of bis check,
aud forcing It's away through tho face dl:lccat
ed the Jaw on the other side. Tie lower J i@
was broken ct tho chin, urd the bore SO crush
ed as that nearly all the lower teeth came cut.
The lower Jaw was naogled in terrible
manner. Although the Injuries are fr'gh'ful.
s!rorg hopes sro entertained OF the recover II
the utfortuDa:o sufferer, who is about CD years
ere
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

Consistency ls a i=wel that possesses very
little attraction to radicals. ard is no factor
whatever lie any CT their calculations. ln Tact
they ignore it to ridiculous extent, as Is well
shown By tho following two sentences. which
sre taken from TWO editorials 10 tho Same issue
Of one cf our a!alwart Philadelphia exchanges
"Ttc white democrats OF the South ere already
in revolt against law. o,der and civilization. -
The i'll will Of the Yves! Tor the North is not
shared by the Stub; and because the South is
differently animated, it uever will be 80 felt,
but better comfy will grow constantly benct-
forth" What Influence cen such papers have
with their thou.anda Of raiders? And yet that
they do exes, souo - .huwu BY the way those
readers always vote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

The programme for the nomination of Grant
by tho republicans is being carried cut to tho
letter. A resolution continuing committee
appointed last year to receive him upon his re-
turn TO this country was presented OF meeting
of the Philadelphia Common Council yesterday
and adopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

The Richmond State 10 noticing tn, removal
of the Southern 'Churcbmau from this city to
that says: Everybody and everything is Gem
Jog to Richmond, and VIC are 90 tho high road
10 metropolitan prosperity" Maybe so, and
none rtjoico ct her prosperity more than QUIZ
aelves. yet 10 the same paper We notice para'
graph giving the names Of number OF me
chanics Of that city who arc leaving for the
West 1t looks as though more were soiog
than coming.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17
Connecticut ScnaiOrsiiis,.

HARTFORD, CoNH., Jan. l7-Tac 3jth bal
lot lcr u. S. Senator in the republican caucus
last night stood :-HawIey, -; P!att, IS; JeT
ell 8; Larrisou, = .. II. Plat, Of fic1ilcn,
vas nominated Oh The 3T!h ballot. He is q
pr0miGcnt lawyer and il DOW the Siato's At
tcy5cy fgT Neg Haven c1uaty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

IKE eli saying, "orpostion is The lie Of
busioIss," has not been suslaised 10 Que ID
starcc ri least. Sine, tho introduction Of Dr.
Bali's Cough Syrup all other cough remedies
lave been dead stock and tie vendors are in de
SPAR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17
.y0.yETaHy .4.,.D CO.u.nExC..sA.

Business generally is very dull, srd the GUS
pension Of navigation has q very depressing CT
feet yet some Of our northern exchanges say
the. ss compared with previous years, trade is
less depressed, and on the disappearance Of the
restrictions upon navigation end other causes
incident to the season, the beginning OF full
Spring trade is generally looked for, and Wo
matters are il sts!u quo. while in the Centres"
the feature is tho great abundance. Our Bslti-
more exchanges sey thst the amount Of offerings
of money there. while large, is increased by cir
culn7 pro +, RS from other Giles st extremely low
RATS. The business demand is only moderate,
and tho attention Of investors and capitalists is
turned to the stock market, in which the deal
inga arc unusually large. The bulk Of the trans
actions ere in o class Of bonds heretofore neg
lec!ed 70 some extent, and p,ices show marked
improvement, closing with an active and quick
iIqui7y. Morey ia easy in tho New York msr-
ket, with tins loans q: 2s3. and call losns 23a31
per cent. Government bonds arc active. The
changes yesterday consisted Of decline OF in
1865. and an advance Of in the per cents.
State securities are firm, Virginia conaois selling
yesterday At 80. and coupons at II! and III, tie
latter advance; peelers dull at 37a28. and the
B!act: Scrip st l0.l3. Railroad stocks quie. bat
firm; 3 & . common shares sold as e84 and ST.,
and the scrip CT S9!, both cioaing at SO! bid and
So asked, al advance Of lii In local shares
there is nothing doing, bat we quote nominaly:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17
Ashore.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE United States sail.
ing ship c Constitution, while on her way from
Havrc to New York, went ashore early this
morning at Billiards. Point. Steamers have
been sent to haul her of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

The subscription to the per cant. bonds.
yesterday. reached $7.3sS. 900. making total
OF So, 1881 in the last two days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Jan. lG.-Hoga
Receipts, DO, t00; shipments. 3. co; market opcl
cned strong and closed dali or common; pncE
ing st 2C0eS2 %; good shipping, 2 9js*3 i
light, 65aS2 81. Ca.tle-Heceip:s, 40JGi shIp
ments, 3, lC0; market sclivo and strong; cboic
shipping 4 l0ISj 20; medium. 3 4).S az; bu:c
era stock steady. Sheep-Heceipts. SOD i=hit
mcnt.' 500; lLarIse! weak; 3s$1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

RICHMOND MARKET, Jsn'v. l&-Jhe mark:
shows no spec;.l features. FIoar is dui: II %.
ST rs for fine to fancy brands. the dem.nl fc7t
very light Receipts o. Wheat very lim!:cj.
with amrll sales OF Fal:Z roll A. 10000. NGr-
irgs of Cora sms!. 9iLh sale. ct whit' a BAH
and mixed 1t A. VcTy l;t.ie dang IL U4ii aHa
no Ryo Ciicr!DG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Jan'y. iC i.
market is yc;y quiet and dull. tho sujDoasiog @:
navigation oheclrg business 10 3 consiaer"5
oxtent Flour is sliil quoted At :j.;Sj - T..
Ene 70 choicest lsciIly brands. HcCe'rt' o.
Wheat light ard quotations sTe nomiaaiiy ur
changed, viz: SIhgO for fsir, lO2aloi Tor Tri!"
end 1GS TOR choico Corn $3.50 Ia. hardly An
thing doing. Oats S0a32. a7j Eye nom'!a' =
iOa52
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

I.YEcuRuRa MARKET, jan. IL The !r:GAa.
is very quiet. and The receipts OF produce 81 ..
kinds iist Flour 3aSG for fine u fancy i.:nl.E
brands. Wheat is coming in very soa.y m !
quoted at S5slC0 for white ard red. Germ @sai
tor mixod ahd white. Oats 32.&5 with v,.'
limited offerings, and Rye nomina!y 55a'o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

BALTIMORE CATTLE MAgE Er. Jal'y. lG Isl
Beef Celte.-Fhere were some threeor iOur Ger.
losds penned this morning by two Of the deair'
srd but enc buyer. TRANSACTIONS wars yerS
limited ard scarcely worth reporting.
Sheep.--Tho receipts since Monday H22reEaie
nearly 80 he.1, ard trade is very dali WIZ "'
serious cha:;.e in pE!c:s.--3l,E$ can't - :"
quality.
Swine.-Traio has booa lair sine, Moa,iag
with receipts fJoling uy fully 2 co.. head. sale
ara reported ~ 1,f. CO., with iew choico. % o.
Monday At II c.s. The promise Shows ihsi
quotations will SC .rca!y ga Down, L. a.s. iVr u"
present
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
F1YfNCIAL DISCUSSION IN CONGRESS-.

IIN.lNfIAL DINt C>NItN ~ tONGLENNs
Senator Morgan has made speech. Whether
any body listened or not, his primary and chief
ol iect was accomplished when ne was enabled
to send to his constituents copies of another
address, n0minally for soft money, but really
for reputation. Probably he is put forward
again, rs representative and leader OF the
iufationstS, because it is known that he will
be a. uncomprOmising and reckless as any
other man of kindred opinions. Any Repub-
licans who vote with him will at least have the
satisfaction of assocIa;ing themselves with the
worst end not only of the Democratic party
but of the Southern Democracy.
Ii grows more uncertain every day, however,
whether any considerable body of Republicans
will consent to act with Mr.. Morgan and the
Democratic regulators. For, first. it becomes
clear that the object of nearly all the Dem
ocrats who oppose repeal of the legal-te
der enactment is to keep open an opportunity
for n new imitation, for general scaling or
confscation of debts, and for an application OF
the repudiating tendencies of Democracy to
the public debt. But the Republicans who
have felt inclined to oppose the resolution of
M Bayard have no wish to be classed with
repudiators or inflatiOnists. If some of them
really wish TO bring about another era of in
flatlon, they do not venture to confess the fact,
either to their constituents or to themselves
They profess to oppose change only because
resumption has succeeded so well and they
find it not pleasant to be associated with men
who have continually opposed resumption
itself, just as they opposed the suppression of
rebellion. Rank Communism and malignant
hostility TO the public credit are alike repug-
nant TO Republican ideas. The fact that Com
munists and repudiators all desire the legal
tender currency retained, so that imitation may
be easy, hereafter, will have its weight in time
with all Republicans.
Next, it is evident that the Democratic fac
ton which Mr. Morgan represents will refuse
TO abandon the field that it intends to claim
for itself all the credit of defeating every
measure to complete resumption; and that it
will have irresistible advantages in making
that claim. 1t Will point to the action of
Democrats in Congress. For many years the
ably voted for every form of initiation, and
has given nearly all its force to every assault
upon the public credit. II judged by its his
tory, the Democratic party has right to
claim that it has been steadfast and unflnch-
ing in the financial notions which all Commu-
nists and repudiators favor. III judged by the
latest expressed disposition of a large majority
of Its members. it is utterly hostile to main
tenance of the public faith. Republicans, If
they take sides with these Democrats, cannot
expect equal favor or confidence. They will
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
GENERAL NOTES.

In South Granville, Washington County, a
vein Of platinum, metal Just greatly In demand
Is said been discovered. and the fading has
occasioned great excitement AT first the metal was
said TO be silver but experienced persons declare II TO
be true platinum.
A most interesting Masonic relic was sold in
Toronto other daythe Masonic certificate OF souter
Johnny Of Burnss Tam O'Shantor. II was issued by
81. Jamess Lodge, Ayr, IN 1905 ana pinned 10 one
corner what said 90 be- a lock OF Highland
Mary's hair. The curiosity brought $i7s.
A singular death occurred ut Troy on the 1 4th
inst DIR. Hermann Gnadendorf. weilknown ply
wne sitting by the bedside Of patient. had an apo
plectic attack aud before another Doctor could be
called he was dead. The Doctor formerly resided In
this city but has pracsed In Troy for thirteen years
An old landmark is to be removed in Balti-
more viz Tho Charles Street Theatre. which the CITY
Inspector has reported to be IN danxorously dapi.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
MUSICAL NOTES.

Nouvelli, the new tenor who was much ad-
mi ed Paris Aida" has bad great success In ST.
Petersburg They thiuk him the sympathetic tenor
since Mario ana IN " Lucreza Bofgia they gave him
perfect OVATION cncored all hls aras, and recalled him
twelve times.
Madame Adclina PATHS opera season in
Paris win begin the GATE the 14th of e. bruary.
Tue opening opera will be LA Travata" with Madame
Patti and Sign0n Ravelli aud Broggi the latter two
- Petersburg. The season Is sure 10 be great
Tor arc dy nearly every good seat IA the house
Is sold.
Few composers have the luck of Raft. Pro-
hC he - lie Is greatly IN arrears. ana not long ago
he replied to a German publisher wanted some
work of his: " cannot exdctly bind myself by pro-
mise but II In two years | eau nlIsh al am pledged
To write. VIII th begin tle work FOu ask lOr stein
and saints ems also said 10 b. much behndhdnd
with their y )Tk.
Nj. AdOphe Fisher. young Belgian violon-
ce!st talea. male hs first appearance III tins
country sOci.A reunion OF the LedeTkranz society
Tuesday evening In some transcrptons OF his
own from Chopin. a Fantasia by servais. whosr pupil
ne Is. and one other things he showed "A noble
and brilliant technique. HE first performance In
public Will be occasu OF great interest for he Tar
surpasses any 'cellist who has come To ns OF late