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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-04-10
VEGETINE.
regard 1t as a Valuable
FAMILY MEDICINE.

-. :, JANUARY ], 1879
Dear SirI take pleasure In saying that have used
the Vegetine in my family with good results and have
known Of several of remarkable cure effected by
II. regard it as valuable family medicine.
Truly yours. REV. VIM. MCDONALD.
The Rev. VIM Mcdonald Is we'll known through the
United States as minister in the NJ. E. Church.
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CLOTHING!

Every man. every boy and every child wants dress wei and look
we'll ali the world agreed this point Now tho second inquiry con
nod with dressing we'll ascertain who makes aud sells the pest
article Clothing tho money the matter squaey DO
fore the public lot all who sell Clothing make claims which
Identical both TO quality material and chpnes price IhE
reasonably Sanger Bros submit facts in evidence that they buy
Clothing than Others and Clothing better quality ana
a lower prices The snbstanae this claim these OuI
trade Dallas than treble that any other house in tho trade
Calvert and Fort Worth tho Dny
ing for the by tho resident member tho firm
If similar is made by other would reasonable man bov
to be true without inquiry Our goods sold their merits
This will apply rOby to our Boot Shoe De-
partmon oursock in this branch of trade relatively larger ha
in our clothing business good and fair statement our ean
to public has any value then all who want buy Clothing
Boots and Shoes ought give the first trial this really all We
ask Won will take for granted that
other house can you BETTER but the trial all we ask for We are Will
ing toa abide competition in
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The Rnymond.MnI Case

Washington, April 6.-The case of Jesse
Raymond against Senator Hill, came up in
the Circuit court to-day. Upon motion made
by Senator Hills counsel that the case be
stricken from the docket, on the ground thai
the suit was instituted by the
plaintiffs attorney without the plaintiffs
cons mt and against her protest, court took
the papers later in custody. Mrs. Lockwood
appeared with Miss Raymond. and the latter
in open court, swore to an affidavit that she
had authorized its prosecution, and that her
claim for damages was just and true. The
court took the motion of Senator Hills coun-
sci under advisement.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
CINCINNATI HAS GONE REPUBLICAN,,
Columbus, Ohie, Republican Toiedo
Defeats the Nationals "A Negro
Causes Disturbance ~ aa
Indiana Election.

Dubuque Ia, April 0,--'rho municipal
election IN this city resulted In manner
woolly unexpected by either the Democratic
or Republican parties, Tho Republicans
went into tho campaign completely democrat
lied by destinations until but two names
were left on their ticket Tho Democrats
were dissatisfied with their nominations. In.
dependent candidates were brought out for
Mayor and Recorder Thoreat At the last
hour the Republicans endorsed them and the
result was the Democrats elected the Treas.
urr, Recorder, Alto ney and Assessor on
tho regular ticket and the opposition elected
tho May or, who Ia the present incumbent,
and n strong Democrat, and the auditor, who
Ia u Republican. Oftho Aldermen tho Dem.
ocrats elected two and the Republicans three.
making tho next council stpnd six Republ
cans aud four Democrats,
Detroit, April 6,-Towhship elo,tions were
held throughout Michigan on Monday, with
souo thirty ny election returns. Thogonor-
al returns Indicate Republican gains and n
decided falling Oh of the Groenback vote.
Cincinnati, April Il u. m.--Only one.
third Of tho city voting precincts have been
heard iron,, but the Indications are that the
republicans elect Bshclby City Comptroller
over Hoffman, Democrat, and n majority Of
twelve members of the Board of Education.
There was light vote pollsd.
In Columbus the City Council will DO Re.
publican by six majority
In Toledo the Nationals ara defeated
though tho party lines were not strictly
drawn.
Disturbances are reported at tho polls of
Sholbyvillo and Scottsville, Indiana, growing
out OF n negro voting vt tho latter place
The County Treasurer wts badly injured
LATaa.-Returns from the election ARE not
all in, but lIsheIby majority for City Comp.
troll or over Hoffman (Domocral) Is estimated
at 5000, The Republicans elect the entiro
school board Of twelve members, sixteen out
Of twenty-five Councimcn and twelve out of
fourteen Aldermen.
Chicago, April 6,--Tho election here to.
day was entirely without pnrty significance.
Tue Republicans supported tho Democrats
and the Democrats voted for the Republi.
cans. OF fourteen Councilman known TO be
elected thus far seven are Democrats, six
Republicans and one Socialist, from the
Fourteenth ward.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT,
A General shaking Up or Passengers
aud Smashing of Cars, Hut mo-
Lives Lost.

Merlden' Conn, April 6,--Tho night OK
preas train that left Boston NJ 10 o'clock last
night, for Now York, via Springfield, was
partially wrecked by the caylng In Of mn en-
bankmont three miles north Of this city, al 2
o'clock this morning. Tho train was COM
posed OF two express, mail, baggage and two
passenger cars, and throc sleeper. The loco
motive remsincd on the track, the balance OF
the train left tho track, Tho first express ,ar
fell on ts side ON tho track the second ono
tumbod twelve feet down nm ombankmont.
The mail car followed tho baggage car and
reared upon tho end Of tho mail cur, which
saved Il from going down, The balance OF
the cars crushed against each other, but no
damage, strange 10 say, was done. Not
n person was seriously injured Tho mail car
had stove In Il, which SGT II on fire, but the
flames wero distinguished without doing much
damage. The accident was caused 10y the
LarbOard Ice company drawing the water off
the pond Of leo which adloins the track.
This caused the embankment TO give way
when tho train dashed upon tat tho speed of
thirty miles per hour.
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sword Restored.

Washington, April 6.-The Senate Com
mittee on Military Affairs to-day reported
back to the Senate for reference to the
Judiciary Committee the joint resolution
introduced by Mr.. Jonas, Of Louisiona, last
May, providing for the return to Mrs.
Rowena Gnedalls of three very valua-
Bile swords, formerly belonging to
General Twiggs, which were taken from
Mrs. Guedalla and confscated by General
Butler at the time Of the capture Of New
Orleans, and by him deposited in the United
States treasury. One Of these swords was
presented to General Twiggf
BY Congress for services in
the Mexican war and the other two by the
State of Georgia and city Of Augusta res
pectively. The weapons are also claimed BY
Miss Twiggs, the Generals daughter.
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Accidentally snot Himself

bpccIAI 70 TIC IIulNIH'
Bryan, April 6,-Jemcs H. Webb acci'
dontally shot himself In tho lcfi arm last
night about II o'clock, producing a severe
aesh wound officer Wilcox was watching
the movements Of some suspicious parties At
tho d0p It, when Webb passed. along md
Wilcox hailed him. Webb made no reply,
hut pulled out pistol. Wilcox again hailed
him, when Webb, discovering 10 was IN
officer, endcnyorcd n conceal hil weapon
which vas accidentally discharged, with the
above results.
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WASHINGTON,
Tyler, Texas. Gets nm Appropriation
for ~ $40, 900 GOV rnmcnt huiid.
ing National Affairs.

Washington, April The House Sub
COMMITTEES on Public Buildings and Grounds
agreed to-day 10 report fvorably to tho full
committee. the bill providing for tho con-
structIon Of public buildings nj Augusta, Gu,
10 cost 100000 at Grecnville, South Caro-
lima, to cost $4,000, aud ut Tyler, Toxas, to
cost $4,000
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They Ha.ge y coiored cade, ina Fear
fuI Manner The AFFAIR 60 be In.
vestigaied,

poughkeopsls, April O-'At o o'clock thli
morning JOHNSON O. Whitaker, a eolored
cadet OF West Point Of tho class Of 1870,
was found bound hand and foot In his room
ut tho barracks In u half unconscious condi'
ton, with niece OF one ear cut ~ The
other was .lft and hi' head burned, liz
stated thsl masked men attacked
him whilo hc was In bed
soma time ailer midnight and committed the
outrage, Gonbrnl Schollpld aud Command
ant LaEelle ARG investigating tho affair u
Is believed ihatlthe outrage was committed
by the cadet
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STATE SPECIALS,
DEAD MAN FOUND NEAR HOUSTON,
A Rryaniis Accidentally sheets Him
self Fort worth CITY hieetion-'
Politics IN the state HeinG
Freely Discussed, Eto,, Etc,
happenings AZ Houston
Special 10 he Herald,

Special W he Herald
Houston, prlO-Tho city Ia exceedingly
quiet to-day. The body Of dead man was
found this morning Under the old Galveston
railroad bridge, An inquest developed tho
fact that hls name was James Rcagans, Of
Wilmington, North Carolina II u sup,
posed no foil Oh tho bridge last night aud
broke hls neck,
Al the Council meeting this afternoon n
letter was read from Dockery, asking ihs
reinforcement Of his proposition MI next
Monday, when he viii satisfy all OF bis good
intentions and ability.
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For, worth city Election.

Special to thu Herald.
Fort Worth, April 6.-l'ho city election
to-day passed OIL quietly, though great IN
forest was manifested over tho election foI
Mayor Out Of tho I've candidates for May
or the race narrowed down between j. I,
Brown and John w. Turner, Brown ro'
ceiyed majority over Turner Of l60 j, w
Rouse was elected Alderman in the First
ward w. A. Dastcr and II. NJ. Trick in thu
Second and Q. L. pigman and j. A. Thorn
ton in the Third.
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Grant to Visit Mobile.

Mobile, Ala, April Cat meeting of
colored citizens held to-day the following
was adopted Resolved, that we, the col
ored citizens of the Port of Mobile, in mass
meeting assembled, cordially invite Gen. U.
s. Grant to visit the port of Mobile on his
Journey home" TIE invitation was for
warded TO the e1-Presiden! by telegraph and
An &C cep.ance received from him.
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Grant visits the Jettics

New Orleans, April 6. General Grant
and party, accompanied by a. number OF
citizens, went to the jetties to-day by the
steamboat John w. Cannon. The steamer
landed at Magnolia plantation, where Cen
eral Grant visited Governor Yarmouth, and
remained about an hour. The running time
of the steamer from New Orleans 10 the
ietties, one hundred and eleven miles, was
Ave hours and fifteen minutes.
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Accident at Bryan

Special u the nrrhld,
Bryan, April 6.-F. w. Mitchell
Railroad agent, and w. V. Waldrop, were
riding out in buggy about 4:30 p M, when
tho horse became unmanageable nnd reared
up, throwing Mitchell from the buggy upon
his head. His neck was sprsined and his ear
cut. His injuries are painful, but are not
considered serious.
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San Francisco, April 6.-Tho Board OF
Supervisors last night adopted resolutio ms
stating that the peace of the city has been
seriously imperiled by the alleged incendiary
speeches of Mayor Kalloch, and authorizing
the Judiciary Committee 10 investigate the
matter and report 1t ia stated that this ID
the first step toward the Mayors impeach.
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Affairs Ut Austin.

specialize the Herald,
Austin, April 9, The courts are all organ
lied aud ready for work. Tho business be-
fore them is very heavy News from all
parts OF the State indicate that party policy
and personal preference are being much dis
cussed. The rows Of the Democratic victory
in Houston il is thought, scores one for the
Progressive Democrats Of the State.
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Best Thirty.six Hour Walking on
Record.
New York, April Gin the walking match

to-day Dobler led at the end of the first
thirty-six hours, with score of III miles
and ono lap. This is the best thirty-sir hour
score on record, the next best being Blower
Browne, in London, last February, when, in
the same time, be made III miles. At two
o'clock this afternoon Hart led with score
Of PIG miles; Dobler second, with .2l5 miles;
Pegram third; Allen fourth. The receipts
thus far amount to about $4,000.
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Death of DR.. Spalding.

New Orleans, April CDR. Gilbert r.
Spalding, the well-known theatrical manger'
died in this city tonight at the age of sixty
eight. at the residence of Mr.. David Bidwell,
his former partner. DR.. Spalding was a
native of Albany county, N. Y, where his
remains will be buried.
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Elections I'm Great Britain.

New York, April 6.-The actual returns
received by the Associated Press by cable so
far show the following results: Constituent
cies heard from, 27S Liberals elected, 255
Liberal gain, rs; Conservatives elected, 155
Conservative gain, 20; net Liberal gain, 90
HomeRulers elected, 20; Home Rule gain, D.
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New York, April 6.--Theodore Steele, a
prominent physician, was shot in the nose
last night by the well-known electrician. w.
Il. SAWYER, caused by = quarrel between the
wives Of the two men, in which the husbands
became involved.
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Sale ofa Railroad Ordered.

Selma, Ala April 6.-By decree of the
Supreme court of Alabama the Selma, Rome
& Dalton railroad from Selma to the Geor-
ola State line, has been ordered TO be sold on
Monday, June 18. The sale is to take place
at Selma, and the minimum price is $780,
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Lyuchiug Feared.

Petersburg, Va, April 6.-Jamea Black, a
negro who attempted outrage on the person
of Mrs. Hattie Fennes, near Ford's depot,
Dinwidde county, on Saturday last, was CAP
tured yesterday BY large posse OF men, and
it is feared lynching will follow.
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TiIdeu Delegates.

Plattsburg, N. T., April o.-The Clinton
county Democratic convention to-day elected
Tilden delegates to the State convention.
The delegates also favor delegation in
structed for Tilden to the Cincinnati conven-
ton
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Further Returns From the Elections
In Great Britain General
Foreign News,

London, April 6,-At tho parliamentary
election In Middlcsex to-day Lord Hamilton
and 0ctivio Cooper, Conservatives, wero
elected by large majoritics. Herbert Glad
stone, son of Right Honorable W. Il. Glad
stone, was defeated.
In the elections to-day Thomas G. Barring,
Conservative, Of Barring Bros, was elected
from Essex South and Right Hon. Robert
Lowe, Liberal, Chancellor Of tho ExcheQuer
In Mr., Gsdstone's government, WINS re-
elected for London.
ELECTION SUMMARY.
Total number Of Liberal votes polled up
to the present time, lli700 total number Of
Conservative votes, 81, 700, showing gain In
corresponding constituencies over last cleo
ton of 80l,0 Liberal and $4,000 Conserva-
tive votes Nine nominations were made to-
day aud twenty-five polllnss held.
GOOD FOR GLADSTONE.
Hon. w. H. Gladstone has boon elected
for Edinburgshirc, Midlothian, defeating tho
Earl of Balberth BY vote Of 1860.
DkAD vIoLINisT,
o.ns ad., ' u srou, Moso ono ro ,,"'srnpmh
~fyv'.;",.; a.. ,I.',N. ''po'' wv oe"'n
VI "''' .~wn n.o sno s,o' on o
A dispatch from Candahar says tho British
commissioner has brought letter from u Q
Viceroy Of India to Sirdar Sheerre Alec, in
forming him that the Queen confcrs on him
the sovereignty OF the Province of Candnhar,
with the title Of Wall. The limits of the
Province are to be liked hereafter.
DYNAMITE AT DUBLIN.
London. April 6.-Tbe Liberal nat o.;n ia
now af,y.slx seats. An election meeting
was held yesterday near Assary, in tho Oo,.s,cy "
AZ. = " 20 sssrr,.s ,thq, Gspai4itnn-fn n
~ ~ s,s,sd ,bs, nsrt;cIes ot dynsmite
DpoeOts, 80, 49, mndor thd nIstgorm an which be
Wero ,ouuu y, u hl, ,u M ,hosn m;sh;,~ ~ vim.
s ~ srou, ~ W. ~ ,bo ' is;oS "''h
p'ca'o 'ho ''s"'' " WV A'''''
AGAINST THE JEsuIIs'
Paris, March ca dispatch says the OPP
Grafton of the decree against unauthorized
congregations has been extended 70 the col
ones Inc ygsu,ss nSso e MsSnsaanon ~
the islands OF Bourbon and madagascar
TERRIBLE FIRE.
A Paris dispatch reports that terrible
fire has occurred in Montalment, a village Of
SAVOY. Sc, enteen of the inhabitants per
ished. Thirly.one dwellings were destroyed.
ELECTIONS IN GREAT BRITAIN.
ua.a p;.,,.o,, Io,,; pa,nn,d snd II
, EawAu p % e. Nell Min
". EnGon, Oonse, S,a Ia oI ~ W;,aa CO..
Loru Drooss au9 na oohI r..,. W. S,nr
s M n ioI ,h",.i for Ahardaansbiro Hast
n. "oruJn "a ,";,hont onnoa;t;on The do,
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Maryland Legislature Adjourned.
Annapolis, Nd, April 6.-The Legislature
adjourned sine die at midnight
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r.,.. po.tmn.ter C.nnrmed.

Washington, April 6.-The Senate con-
armed to-day Francis l.. Price, as Postmaster
at Georgetown, Texas
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Fires.

Boston, April 6 The machine shop of the
Bridgcwster Iron company, with all its con-
tents, consisting of valuable patterns and
costly machinery, was entirely consumed by
fire. The loss Is estimated at 1000
Seventy five hands are thrown out Of
employment.
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AT MINNEAPOLIS

Minneapolis, MINI, April 9. --Bracketts
block ia this city was totally destroyed by
fire to-day. Loss, S66,OOO.
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ELECTION SUMMARY.

Total number of Liberal votes polled up
to the present time, lli700; total number Of
Conservative votes, 81, 700, showinga gain in
corresponding constituencies over last cleo
ton f80l0 0 Liberal and $4,000 Conserva-
tive votes. Nine nominations were made to-
day aud twenty-five polllngs held.
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In tho elections to-day Thomas @, Barring,
Conservative, Of Barring Bros, was elected
from Essex South, and Right Hon. Robert
Lowe, Liberal, Chancellor Of tho Exchequer
In Mr., Ghdstone's government, WINS re-
elected for London.
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nOon roR OLAps1ONE.
DYNAMITE AT DUBLIN.

London, April 6.-The Liberal net gain is
now Rfty-sx seats. An election meeting
was held yesterday near Assary, in thu Oos.',c ~
VT, tte,sds Es sa5f d hfdsHhS,i9&NhhSS'' in .
speech, stated that particles OF dynamite
were found under the platform on which be
then stood. to blow up those wishing TO vim
dictate the rights Of the Irish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
rR0rEcnoy AGAINST ClITLEDSEASE

RECOMMENDATIONS OF WESTERN STOCK RAIsFRS
CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-At meeting last evening
Of stock ral,ers and interested in stock aud in the
COMMERCIAL interests Of the West, who represent and
speak fur trade which amounts to hundreds Of milf
ions or dollars annunllv preamble and resolution wer
ndoptrd declaring that It is the imperative duty Of Con
rrc.s to enact such law shall elTectuay prevent
the sprad OF pcuropneumoua into States not already
infected and which shall result in its entire extermina
ton ~ the earliest practical date secondg the recon-
mcndaton made by judge Jones Of ONO. to the PresL
dent of the United States for the appointment OF one or
more veterinary inspectors who shall definitely ascer
tain and designate the infected regions approving the
hill introduced into the IIOu'e Of Representatives last
session by General Kcer, ~ OHIO, recommending ms
p1ssage with an additional provision which shall cothe
the commission with authority To present regu a'0nS
under winch the 1--we stock of any Infected district may be
Transported taken thcrcfrom, and under winch Two
stock may be transported through such region or in
fine discretion prohibit absolutely the Transports
non ~ 1--we stock from through such infected plrts
their opinion the same shall be essential 10 the
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sered before at any time within the present genera
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Miss Rose Eytinge appeared in San Francisco on
the Sth inst.
This evening will be symphony Night at the
Metropolitan Concert Hall. Bzet's Roma" will
be repeated.
Mr. Woofs play Of Lawn Tennis" is again to be
presented in this city, It can be seen next Monday
at the BlJou Opera House.
Rubnsten's new opera, The Demon" was
brought ont at Hamburg on the 3D. inst. with great
success. The composer was called out ten times
Miss Kate Claxton takes a bene fl at the Bijou
ODera House this evening, and it is hoped she may
receive practical demonstration OF the pubic
good will.
Robson and Crane will remain at the Standard
Theatre tin December. when a new play by Mr..
BARLEY Campbell will be produced there. Mcssr7.
Robson and Crane are drawing fine houses, in the
pay OF ShaGps and Flats
The Ronda Concert Company will make its first
appearance in this country at Chckering Hall this
evening 1t includes Mile. Ronda. soprano +;
NILE. Barbc. pianist, and Mrssrs. BaSsett tenor,
licymann. yioliuist. and D'Hubert, violOnceilist.
None OF them are at all known here.
Mss Anna Books second pianolcrte recital took
place AT StcInway Hall yesterday afternoon. The
programme was interesting and the young plan
lists playing a. good as at the drst recital. The
prIhcIpal sclrctionS were B.rthoNenS minor
Sonata for piano and violin op. 80, No. . IL which
Miss Book had the cooperation of Nj. Hermann
Brandt MeudcissObn's l. MINOR Prelude and Fugue
Rubinstein's minor Barcarolc and Nasc Allemandc
ChOpln'S i sharp major lmpr0mptu aud flat major
Po!"uIisr Liszt'S RuapSode Honerooe No. ., ana
Iauslgs Nalse Caprice.
TIE second public rehearsal for the first concert of
the Philharmonic Society OF BROOKLYN will take
place at the Academy of Music in that city this at,
tcruOOu at 3 o'clock and the concert itself Will be
to-monOw evening The programme Will be =
Eighth symphony Beethoven; Concerto for piano
forte IcnSct, played by Mr.. Rafael .osriiy Sicg-
fried Idyll. Wagner: Reciiatl,c and ARIA from
GluclIs Orrhcus.' sung by Miss Cary SYMPHONY
" Harold IN Italy, b Ihoz. The orchestra Will
numb + about cIghtv-ivc IN trupcut-. and will be
conducted by Mr. Theodore Thomas as IN the past.