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or a t~O-thirds vote. The Presidents
message vas read yetoing the anti Chi
nese bill. and TIC House refused by n
vote OF iC9 10 % to pass the bill over
The veto. The liOuse then took a recess
until $50 y. VI. SUNDAY. an. at that
hour met and adjourned until . o'clock
L. NJ. At midnight the House in
sisted On ltS amendments 70 the legis-
lativc appropriation bin. and another
conference committee was ordered. At
1880 the House took further recess
until 10 o'clock Monday morning
In the Senate. on the 3rd. Mr. lToar's
amendment 20 ths amendment ofTere
10y Gen. Shields 20 the ar ears OF pen
sions bill, peasioning the soldiers Of
the Mexican war, excluding Sir. ,Jeffcr.
son Davis from its benefits, was adopted
yeas %, nays %. Gen. Shields's a.
,nendmcnt Ms then ,lefeated-leas 20
nays 2j-and the arrears Vi pensions
bill passed House amendments 10 the
ceasus bill wer cplcuF'cl in and ;he
dill passed. TIE conference report on
IL" iortihcation appropriation Till was
presented and agreed TO, and the Senate
then took q recess uutill s o, clock T..
VI. At tic evening session Tue civil sun
dry bill a reported from the conference
committee was agreed to-yeus 81. nays
p. An ayr cncnt was reached on tue
river and ha.bor bill amendments. The
Mississippi improvement bill was then
taken up.
liz the House. the conference rcp9r.
on the civil sunGry appropriation bill
was presented and agreed to. r. does
no: contain any appropriation for pay.
ing dcplty marshals, and contains a pto-
vision appropri itiog $500 for claim
OF Baltimore city tor money furnished
/ General S:henc< for providing for tie
defense o! tie city durn. the wa.
Tie conference reports on the fortilica-
ton and river AMI la, Dor bills were al.
SO agreed 10. The majority report of
the committee on expenditures in the
State Department was real, presenting
articles OF impeachment against Geo. +.
Seward, minietcrto China. and PROVIDING
for his impcach2cut before ,hc bar Of
Tie Senate. y minority report was pre-.
sen,ca not approving OF Se~ar6's meth.
obs while consul AT Shanghai. hut claim
INK thry Ea, received tie urquaiil!ej
support Of the government. At.ihe eye
ming session Senate aMeudneut to tho
post roate hill ant confidence report on
the deficiency bill were agreed to. The
Seward impeachment case was taken un
and Il motion - ny thc articles on the
Table HcgatiVcd yeas Ill, nays 1873. -
IAe three reports .; The Potter commit
tee were presented, bat Withdrawn when
their reading was demanded. The con-
ference report cn tic postoi,icc appro-
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The iron men Of Pcnnsy lyauia aye hap
pyoyer an advance OF 81. 80 PEI ton with
in two months, accompanied by much
larger demand The philadelphia Re-
CORD says that most of the mills in the
State already have their production sold
for months ahead, and one mill has had
10 decline an order for q, 900 tons Of steel
rails because they had more than they
could do already. Structural iron is in
such demand that many of tho larger
mills are getting smaller establishments
to help them ill their orders, ard a In
sy summer is anticipated One Of Phil
ndelphia's largest machine tool works
reports that heavy machinery is in great
or request than for several years past
The demand for iron IS consequently
strong, and it is expected that higher
prices will soon prevail. Altogether
the iron men are beginning to take heart
after the long depression they have
passed through"
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THE NWrSN LH.i-LtrrEr. The
last day OF She Genera, Assembly. Mon.
day lest, was mahcl by uo'hu. oil .pc.
cial interest Tire 3,btbul having been
virtually killed by tlc action o. the OBJ.
struc i,ui-ls in the House that body de-
voted itself t1 finishing mp neglected but
necessary u-jUcse.
The Legislature met in extra session
on Tuesday. The Governor sent DOB "a
brief message referring 20 tue Important
Legislation uccc airy TO bc enacted 20
promote Tic peace aud prosperity of,bc
state. The House Adjourned after u
hrior sc ion ln be Senate. however.
Che debt question was taken up. thc bin
passed p. ip regular session was sub.
mirel again. rcal twice under sus-
pen lou oi The rules. and % decision
reached Co vote oa IT'S euurossmcnt and
third reading Wednesday, no O'Clock.
The rcadjustors will cndcasor % amend
10, but 10 is believed the Senate will
pass i' in IFS prcsca, hapc.
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Prssidops Haves bo, eollad an e,tr.

Presidens Hayes has called an extra
session Of the forty-sixth Congress to
meet on Tuesday, the 18th d.y Of this
month
In one distric. of Sheffield. England.
1000 dcstitate persons are reported and
400 families arc said 10 be act ually star.
wing.
Angelf, the defaultine treasurer OF
the Pullman palace car company, had n
speedy trial in Chicago. he plead gull.
~ and Was at once sentenced 20 tea
years in the penitentiary.
Nebraska farmers have been blowing
and sewing for three weeks.
a COLONY Of five hundred Philadelphia
ans is preparing TO emigrate TO Kansas.
A Rockford Qil1 factory is shipping
watches TO Germany.
China has population Of four hand
rcd and fifty millions.
In France there are regular schools
for the training OF dogs. One teacher
has two hundred pupils
Sevei.y-dyc thousand dollars worth
of horses were burned in q livery stable
in tue city Of New York, last week
The devil is about the only one that
can lead folk captive at his will; they
usually rebel q. the wills OF other tesla.
tors.
A clock at the Paris Exhibition fired
off pistol hourly. The exhibitor cx.
planned that it was there to kill time.
The President ha1 vetoed the Chinese
bill, and approved the Revenue bill!
which reduces the tobacco tax TO six.
teen cents per pound.
1t is predicted by OLD Potomac fisher
mcn and river men that the coming ish.
cry will be an early and prosperous one.
They base their hopes on the effects OF
tho cold and long winter.
a Caucus Of the democratic members
OF the West Virginia Legislature held
on Tuesday evening last. adopted res
olution reque sting the democratic ex.
ocutive committee Of the State TO take
immediate steps to secure o thorough
organization OF the party in the State.
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save limo and oIorcy

10y using the BGokeye or Victor g,ad Com
f"n'ers 100000 now IN use only 81
Es'-Send for price ard terms Of auyilfr.
y"n Wish, and II don't give son "a better tut
che"rer article ihin you can bug auYwhrie
else, don take &c.
L. Il. CAPSKADON. Agent
Kcyser, West Va
Feb. q, 15.8.-1y.
y. Il. Cows, Cattle or sheep taken
or Machinery.
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Good Tobacco at 80 cents. per 70, a.
Russell * Bro.
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Acootioas cf IN, Fyr. Ear Throat. L-n-s aui Ere,-
eAal ali'a N.llcl, 81 lany cascs ,,aa saN-rt
60 ca tata-ri. fkG .GitnCd rli tlscsri crf.tiItl
81 ~ tucous rstnhf tsc 10 TO Gus, 90 en- ihc-s
t-uAhtcHt REI Calt lhe fNs'rtr - - r. hra1Ch
property usd to Influence - to y NptCAf q Il iia
r.Sei freedom froa ,het1 caaaot 30 rosSoasbiy cr
H. I. r.. thsrc ycs-t Sizes SNNroIDS RADICAL.
'1c y - und way rom Ha'ae 20 Cslifor;l 81
SD O. - IN mo. snccssssul prcparstisu -,
tilf1gl trcatuc1t 80 atari v~g tNrlpsu 81 .. Ils
tt-t VIII Re deemed 90 tUp0rtalr vfNn Il
c1r5sd vth taa S.ateuirtt tNat iti, nYa ycars og
80 Ii~rc4t remedies for Catsrrt taNs boon missed ca
80, ~ to.isy Nttn onp e. twn cyc.pticne, lhti-
ENic5 cannot & recalled bv the Irs, t1rsnnl
get N,lNcft i1,1.- Ltgy s.cccrd cux a lrw salcs
t''. unicfs TIC remedy loss Fs .doGhtct ste~c.C~
tnecnl prC7~rties. % 8 sIsoil.ei- certain a. f lnf
I.cs4tut o. &ctsr.i-.
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Cottons, Notions, Mems wear. Dress
Goods, Groceries, Qaeensware, and all
other goods are sold at bottom prices, by
Russell ( Bro.
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The Nc,0 RucEqYc.

y heat Fars Fruit Differs. Feed Cutters. Coz
Shelters, GBivauizrG iron Nntrr Pine &c..
&c, VI about one h,lf old prices just
- hnt tcu want now, The
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Celebrated Diamond

PIO ". tie lghiest running plow ma1 3D.
5'tisi'cii IN guarantees -one d'y fof irial scli
for CIRCULAR.
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SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

rla c1r1 81 t1osc ~ %
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Prof Paine. of go :. Ninth Street
Philadelphia. is the most eminent BY
stefan and surgeon in America. Con-
sllt him b, fore it is 30 late.
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Eaeh package Z S:ANroro's r;AotC,Nt. Cy-GR. 90.
t-lu- r. SautOrls tpptoV tuhaii'tf ruhr ,s1th nj!
directions "a ctl fric1 ~ C1. .srifi
~! Wholesale and r tsit druggists ana &, ~ tirour
Cut t.e IEltru stat ard GAnAInt 81 ErEr - rl-
TEla, GenosEl svn,s ana Whccssio prcil.ist. M
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less scarcely be noted or counted o. -
riOus evil The President avoids Saying
so directly, but it has been stated here
tcfore. and is generally understood. that
negotiations are now in progress between
the Chinese government and ours look
my TO such amendments of the treaties
with China as will be satisfactory To AL
concerned.-BaiS Sun, March ).
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INVEST VIRGINIA, TO Wit At rule, held
w in he Clerks Ofce Of the Circuit Court
OF Hampshire couniy, on The FIRST Monday Ia
March, 1879.
John W. Arnold, Administrator of Peter ar.
mold, dec , plaintiff,
, 1879-05-25


Charles Resdc's new version OF "L' Assonn-
moirn will be called - Drink
At Booths Theatre, under Boucicault's manage
ment, next seaaon, Mr.. Robert Stoepel will prob
ably be the lender Of the orchestra.
j. c. Myers has retired from the management Of
Dollie Bidwell's ''Only a farmers Daughter" !"
combination, and William E. Barnes ia now play.
ing them through the East.
Playgoers are writing to the New York papers
asking Mr. Coghlan to change his determination to
leave the country. One Indy says thirty -four Of
her friends have resolved 'never to visit Waack's
Theatre AGAIN, and 70 prevent our gentlemen
friends from going there II Mr. Cosh1an is dls-
charged
*The Duke OF Beaufort, whom Ar. sothern
will bring over with him, " according to the Ura-
;aatic Nsirs, ais no more the real Duke than Mr.
Sotheru himself Is an Eurl. Hc Ia simply an actor
at one or the small London theatres, who hns been
selected by season Of his nimetic qualities and a
certain superficial acquaintance with'fm men and
things in London. 1t will be remembered that one
OF the most successful practical jokes MI. Sotbern
ever plAyed here was an Invitation to some
100 or 500 people Of our best society to attend
concert Of the elite at the Union League Theatre.
Since that tins be has been itching 10 play another
joke on our 'best society,"" and therefore thls
, 1879-05-25
TAKE MY HAND, PAPA!.

Take my hand, papal for dark Is the river,
And cold to rny feet Is the swift. .rushang tide.
I feor shatl stumble: take my hand, Papal
And help me across to the fsr othe< side:
Uarkl what is that, Papa! Away o'er the water
Comes music so pure to my listening eas;
A. clear and sweet ns the church oe4ls AZ evsus
Or notes Of my bird, arc the voices hesr.
Take uy hand. Papa! Hold 1t 30 tightly.
Just as you used to when you and sssayed
Through the meadows OF clover, pa4s tho grova
where we rested,
played. -..
a plank you had thrown cross the nppling streaa~
let;
I yentured nndaunted. with you as my guide
But darker 1t seems no11: take my hand4 Papa1
And help me across to the far other side
Take my hand. Papa! think am falling;
Clasp ME again to your own loving breast.
How weary am! Nv name they are calling.
Help me across, Papn! then shall rest-
Loox. Papa. looki Across the dark river
See you not yonder bright City Of Light!
Day Is fast fading: take my hama. Papa!
Help me across, Papa! kias me good night.
RooEEs PAnK, May 81. 1873. ELLA n1sLxr-
, 1879-05-25
THE TRIBUNE: SUNDAY 2 SIXTEEN PAGES

inspiration about the Duke OF Beaufort, name
which in reality died out with the last member Of
tile race who was confined in the Chateau dc Vim
cennes during Anne OF Ausria's regency Of
France, and who subsequently, led IN expe-
heard of. Some historians hare. held that
the 'Aan 1ith the Iron MASK wns the
missing Duke Of Beaufort. MT. Sothern hus re-
vsed this title for the present OCCASION but he has
probably gnne little too far. The idea OF 4 real
Dnke coming to America to go fishing with two
low comedians should OF itsen furewnrn those
whom Mr. Sothcrn seeks to gull. Private adyices
from London inform us that nr. Sothetn had kept
his joke very secret there, but it had leaked out,
and had already caused good deal Ct laughter IN
the dramatic clubs"
The report TINT Mr.. Boucicau1t 10 negotiating
with Henry Irving, the English trasedian. for this
corresponding with Mr. Irving Is Mr. II. J. Sur
gent, and he has fair prospect Of success in the
matter. His proposition, as we understand 1t, is
to put Modjeska In the Lyeeum Theatre. London,
guaranteeing tho management certain receipts,
while Mr Irving makes brief trip to to this side,
getting back for tue holidays Boucicault has gone
SO far rs to recommend Sargent to Mr.. 1rv1ng'I
tice, and II the contract were made Booths Thea
trc would be the locate Of Mr. lryings appear
ances.-UrGma{fc N<ut.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
According to adytccs received up to last night at
TuE TRIBUNE oiace, the following stars and com-
binatons will be ut the places and upon the dates
annexed.
, 1879-05-25

. tnsE Ame Christine Nilsson will not come to the
Iutsa states next season under any circumstances.
SSael ~ being Nine: Nllsson's manager, ought to
this artist. A11's A4''eo''AS' -
"A Young pianist, one Of Liszt's Yayorite pupils
~. ere long make his debut at St Petersbprc
aotz Kohentha1 for such Is his name, is Il years
select few. '0 '49Ae way ~
It Wonld be quite refreshing to the nnhlic. mn
@ aonol Il ehey could only get st the true inward
Thoa TSas os tnlngs The College Of Music Theodore
1nomas seems to have hard dime nf II eiey.Tfno
qulrer. ''AA' ~A''' e<''es''"o6' En-
iae Neuk zeifschrtft fur Hustk Announces that
.ouannsa Hrahms has set portions OF Ossian'a
anee y; t 'ox chosns @ md orchestra The appear
@ ~ tae WORK viii be awaited with interest," for
suca subject woud doubtless he eannc,oiiv cnr4
genial to the composer. -sA
W. John Duff, or Mr. J. c. Duff, whichever II
Of So So ~ III
admirable Admiral OF the '.Pinafore. In Tecopn'
tion OF his services. Without question III: Within
nas shown hlmself unapproachahle in this charac-
ter. and the present Is we'll merited-Veac Yort
Dramatic Nara.
The debut Of Fr1ulein Bettaeue Al Aoath@ IN
WeoeFs Der Fretscnuctz. at the Imperial Oucrn-
House IN Berlin, has been sisnally successful she
been called upon to sing part in concerted piecr
which Madame Nallisger could not OF would moi
sing Franletn kettaqae executed the passage 80
ranks TO be priM1 donna 1sAuluta was the result A
similar piece Of good fortune attended Madame
Pauline Lucca when she was choralist in Vienna.
The Pal 1E1ll Gazttle says: at Is now seven
teen long years." Us the man In the meIodrama
says, since i. charming yoang girl. well endowed
by nature and already trained vocaliat, made at
the Royal Italian Opera and In the part Of AnBina
her first appearance on any stage. n She Is st
present precisely twice old as she then; and
it would little to say Of her that as au1tist she
is twice rs good Year by year Nine. Pattrs voice
has grown in fullness richness, and power: her
execution has become frmer and more hrllliant;
aud, born actress, she has steadily improved in
all the ncetie6 OF the hIs.rionic art. Her Lucia,
thetpart in which she returned to last TuesdaY
night, ts not more engaging impersonation in the
year 1879 than It was in the year l869; but it IL
more intensely dramatic. Her singing IL scarcely
more expressive now than 1t was on the night Of
her debut; but in shakes, scales, and ornamental
passages Of all kinds exhibits certainty and
sef-reAnce which could not be looked for in a be-
ginner; and flights OF vocalization to which some
years ago the epirhet Of s'dasing" might have
been applied have now nothing audacous in them
whatever- The only change we notice In Nine.
Patti sllce last Ia an increased fullness Of
voice-especiallY observable in the lower notes. In
the finale to the second ac and In the mad scene,
1t s enough to say that she was, not plus Patti
que tamais, - us II. dc Lenz ouce put it. but as
much Patti as she ever was. No one can surpass
her: nor can she surpass herself. The house was
the applause enthusiastic.
, 1879-05-25

k9QE[eA* 0S4aV<AS&~
BosToN, May 24.-Charles Coghlan does not re-
gret remaining in America. He was to have sailed
for England last Saturday, and bad engaged his
passage on the Partnfa from Boston, but Mont
gomcry Field, OF the Boston Museum, made him
such tempting offer to come to his place with
1.-THE snowball' that he postponed his departure.
md has been playing to crowded and delighted
audiences all the week. The present blll-com-
prising ''Dc1lcate Ground" and "The SNOWFALL /"
will run through next and, a1though the plot Of
the main piece is dimsy and impractical, An enter
tainment Is given which ia breezy enough
for summer night. The miniature
*'Pinnfore" continues to draw immensely
at the matinee performances. and will continue to
be given for some weeks to come. Tho regular
season closes next Saturday aud HarrisaE and Hart
open for The summer on the following Monday
traction .:Plnafore" closed its sixth week at
the Boston Theatre this afternoon, and will be
Withdrawn May 81. The management estimate
that about 100, 00O peraons have witnessed tho
piece with its ideal cast and out for the lateness
OF the season it could doubtless run for scvcrn1
weeks yet. Extraordinary preparations are being
made for
TUE PRODUCTION or "rA71N1rzA,'
June 2. Myron Y. Whitney is out Of the cast on
account OF concert engagements, and Isabella Nc
culloueh (BEignolf's divorced wifel leaves, but
their places win be taken BY W: II. Fesaenden and
fore" cast, including the chorus, will do serv-
ice There has been wonderful change
Z the business at the Globe rheatEe
than the theatre could hold last week with the
.'Comcdy of Errors" This week the houses have
been very light, and, although no notice bus neen
given OF the fact, there will undoubtedly be q
change Of bill! next week. The reason for the fall
ing-on is probably that John Stetson did not an-
nounce his attraction for more than week, and
the general public. knowing that engagements at
the Globe lasted generally but for eight perform
ances, made rush. and have now lost all interest.
JOE EMMETT
at the Gaiety has continued doing poor business,
and next week Hermann, the pEestidigateur, takes
possession Of the place. probably for three or four
weeks. ''Engaged' - at the Park Theatre has not
done SO we'll, and next week ''Old Love Letterst'
and Hurricanes" will be brought out. There
are two notable benefits this week In this city. On
Thursday afternoon George Il. Tyler, the Treasurer
Of the Galety, presented host Of attractions,
ending parts Of the programmes Of almost every
house In the city, and rewarded by full house.
MI Il. a, McGlenen,, Of the Boston Theatre, had
a crowded house Tonight, when :lngomar'' WIS
given, with Mary Anderson and John Mccullough
in the cast.
, 1879-05-25
ELSEWHERE,
NUSyC IN LONDON.

The following fresh and interesting news ne
take from letter from Mr. George d. Brodcrick,
our we'll known basso, now connected with Her
Majesty's Opera House in London. Hr. 3. writes
under date OF May 3:
The great musical season Is now fairly under way.
Patti. Nlilson. and GersIer are IN town. and we
having grand orchestral concerts almost every night at
Va Wssaer = * iesvs hsas I!e1isF soaaassinE safss.ts
sn i Eood' 5at hs toas lisnt a1@
:S%f 2ss fssR a$a
~ TaSS; sS
make max her re.entrc @ at 81 ballad sat-
ax sssiu s W. Z @
oea Goddard. pianist The onera season ut Mss Va w.
7s9a " ssss sss.s !: ss
Ss d * heoS aeS;saa '9f
made as t b2 a's
s5 ~ese p e sy IL
Ntson PLACE The pa2els are in c:stasles oyor W
of asS aad
ef S's rsss Rata mud VIII
THE MILAN nUMBUa.
The London Figaro sounds the following warn
ing which ought to be heeded by ambitious young
singers intending to 60 abroad and hn'sh their
studies:
but ceraa oas e time es n aa .cas ast
e re more % thaa men and
have paid, under ridiculous H.
and G Who prs 81 nov s.a4 sl1sy Sf f% fDs
eoe leading 1caesrs Of singing ~ y 6o s9ts
Mlan. Que Y s Psassn 81 nes theory M "a
thar the breath comes not Iom 6n1 who
FfegqsF nssFsa comss ns TS'e nos tro@
tss tsSy .tndsss nSnss who Sas in
tsss t' of ass
cxrsoeinary changes t xears Of tuit!on at N
e ss ses Il se }o4 5
evils srr unanlmousy admitted IL sas 1s In orssaro
se no Sus sT ~ 9Sen CT s1ti's te
= sad ts pa
TS,f ns4s
mania MAJ Is In fact purely rnooushtne'
MUSICAL MOTIFS.
y.t. renorted that Charles Lecocq Is seriously
Ill in Paris
f,ofinnani states that every month Is bring
ne fresh evidence that the public taste IN Pars u
timing against ''opera boutte, " anu that comic
opera Is returning into favor
At Mayenee, according to the siJnats, Le
Nozxe di Figaro" Was given before house OF
S14 and Nagncfs '"Meistersinger" WA post
nonod, ss there was only *. so in the house.
According to letters which have been recently
received from Europe Ar. Mnx Stcakosch has en- =
6ariione. Epricp Stort; and the bass, Castlemary
Other important news is that Henry Jarrett. the
English usnaeeE. iR letter to fdeau. wrlts5
, 1879-05-25

4 man who tends 4 railroad crossing in Paw
tucket, r l., has q dog Which, at the apIroach
Of train viii seize the red signal-ilag In bis
teeth, and, running out, viorously shake it TO
warn any passer-by. The dog seerus to know IL
Just what time the train comes along. =:
, 1879-05-25

1lEEe. s32I1 1lltuQ
The chorus has been recruited from the Aot and
Amphton Societies, and will turn out sixty strong
under the lead Of Mr. Creswold.
The Gilmore Juvenile Pinafore Company, made
mp Of young Indies ranging In age from 10 to Is,
with chorus OF fifty voices Will appear at Hool~
The T London Figaro Of May 10 says: .sArrange-
ments we're On Saturday concluded By cable by
which Mr. Haverly, the celebrated entrepreneur.
OF Chicago, will bare the orchestral score for the
under the direction of Mr. Frederick Clay, in the
States. Hitherto. the various orchestral con-
ductors have vamped UP band parts from the piano
forte score. For this sacritce to the dictates Of
artistic propriety, MIR. Haverly will pay Messrs.
Sullivan and Gilbert the sum OF 4l0 per night "
How IL this! At latest accounts It was reported
that Mr.. Havcry had declined to take the score On
the above terms.
Wilhcmj, the yio1inist, will make his re- entrec
here next Thursday evening, aud will give his
farewell concert on Saturday evening, It NC
Cormicx Hall. Upon these occasions he will have
the assistance Of Mrs. Mary L. Swift, soprano;
Mr. Macmillan vogtch. who has recently come
into prominence as composer end pianist under
the auspices OF II. Remenyi; and Mr. c. 4. Knorr,
our local Tenor. The sale OF seats Will commence
The programme for the opening concert will be "a
follows:
Allegro DC eonSs11 Rrr 1sorc1
p "Gipsy Ballad IL T;cx '..."..sachs
bs'efo Y;: Ssi0
4. Concert HllitatTe ........ ..LepinsJ
s. Fantasia on ''soaaanSas" "::...............Ltazt
8. Reycrie.. .Vieuxtemps
=. Romance from "Mlgnogn" Thomas
8. Aria from "obcrqa" Weber
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10. Fantaste " Robert Le Diahlc .Vog1ich