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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30
miscellaneous Foreign News


MADRID, Nov. 23.-The government will
liberate the Cuban refugees early in De-
cember in response to an appeal from Eng
lard. The refugees will be required to
promise they will not return TO Cuba.
THICK As THIEVES.
BEHIrs, Nov. 23.-The emperor will 60 to
Hanover Monday on hunting trip. The
Russian Grand Duke Vlaomir will join
him there. Repeated intercourse Of the en-
peror with the Grand Duke Vladimir is
much discussed here and regarded as
confirmation Of the existence Of friendly re-
lations between Germany and Russia. The
wish of Russia Is 10 show Europe that her
r,1,tions with Germany are just as cordial
a. before. The advent Of lgnatlied TO power
h doubtless intensified by the knowledge
Of the moral support rendered England by
Germany throughout the latter phase OF
The Egyptian question.
NEEDs REST.
IoxpoN, Nog. 23-Sir Stafford Northcote,
In = letter 70 the Exeter Conservative asso-
si.fion. saws: II am not seriously III at
present. but unless / get some real needed
r..f shall De unfit for work At the next
s.-sion Of parliament. which ] anticipate
81 - a very critical one for the conserve
tfv.s IL they work with energy and pru-
5ence hsve no fear as n the result"
srnNaEFD IHE EEICHsTAe.
VrrxrA. Nov. E3.-Ibe emperor has sum-
ruored the reiehstsg-
Will rE JUST.
NturrD Nov. Z3.-The Cabinet have re-
soi-rf ~ reply q the demands Of the Y nj
I'd s.ates IN regard 20 losses suffered By
Arsericans during the Cuban insurrection-
Tbey viii ecf IN conformity with the prin-
ciriss q s-rict justice.
TaLE OF THE SEA
To~nor. Nov. E-The captsin Of q
sse~ue- arrived 81 Sunderland reports
80 n The coast Of Norfolk be passed q
.e-er rnft on which three or four corTses
u.re iasbed-
MaGNArInous-
T.orr.ar. NoT - The Prince Of Wales
res written q letter erDTess-nE The h1pe
fhef the sertence u william broods1eg -
fsn year penal serTitnde ior ssnoing
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j O II N S o MS
ANODYNE IMMINENT.
For Internal and External Use,

CURE-Neuralgia. diphtheria, Group, asthma
bronchitis, influenza, sore lungs, bleeding at
the lungs, chronic hoarseness, hacking cough,
whooping cough. chronic rheumatism, chronic
kidney troubles, diseases of the spine and lame
back Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet to
I. S. JOHNSON q CO., Boston, Mass. Whole
sale nd retail agents. w. = Howell 4 Bro.
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An Esoulapian GhouI,

HE EyHUMEs BODY TO MAKE GOOD HIS TEs-
TIMoNY.
SPRINGFIELn, MASS, Nov. 25.-In the
trial for damages against the town for the
death of young lady by defective high
way, one doctor testified that the collar
bone had been broken, which two others
contradicted, The first, to head off a post
mortem, went to the cemetery to exhume
the body and make good his testimony by
breaking the collar bone. He was discov-
cred in the act of digging up the corpse by
a person who was at first bribed, but who
has since told the whole story.
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Editor COckerell.


ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-After very thor
ough examination of the case, the grand
jury have ignored the bill against John A.
Cockerell, editor of the Post Dispatch, for
shooting Colonel o. w Slayback, about a
month ago, and it is not likely that any
further action will be taken in the matter.
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Card.

To ali who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, l
will send recipe that will cure you, free
of charge. This great remedy was discov-
cred by q missionary in South America
Send selfaddressed envelope TO the Rev
Joseph T. Inman, Station d, New York
pitv
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Living in State


THE DEAD JOURNALIST.
New YORK, Nov. % The remains of
Thurlow Weed will lie in state at Albany.
The pail bearers selected are General James
gan, j. w. Seward, Charles O'Connor,
John H. Van Antwerp, Alfred Vanguard
Ford. John McKeen, Isaac Bell and General
James Bower,
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Many of the good things of this life are
sorrowfully let alone on account of DysPep-
STA, but thorough use of Acker's Dyspep-
STA Tablets gives us the privilege OF eating
in comfort. 25 and so cents. Sold by W.
II. Patterson &c Co., Dallas, Texas.
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Thousands of cases of Consumption are
cured every year by Acker's English REM
edy. A single dose will show its good ct,
feet and for those who wish TO make trial
wa have put up trial bottles, at 10 cents
For sale By w. II. Patterson & Co., Dallas,
Texas
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Advancing years, care, sickness. disap-
pointmcut, and hereditary prcdiSpOsi-
ti0n-aIl operate to turn the hair gray,
and either of them inclines Il 20 she'd
prematurely. AYERS HAM NIsOR viii
restore faded or gray, light or red hair
% a rich brown OF deep black. as may
be desired. II s0ftens and cleanses the
scalp. giving u a healthy action Il
removes and cures daBdrIIfr and humors-
By its use falling hair IL checked. and
a new growth viii be produced In an
cases where the follicles are not d.
str0red or the glands decayed. Its
Effects are beautifully shown on brashy,
weak CT sickly hair, on which q FEW
applications win profince fhe gloss and
freshness d youth. Harmless and sure
IN M results. Il Il Incompatible ~
a dressing. and g. esp--ial,y valued
for the son lustre and richness Of toDs
II iruuarts.
Arrn's Ham TI1OE = colorlesst
contains neither Oh nor cTt; aDd wil
not soil Or color white canbrlcf ~
II lasts long On the h-ir. and keeps
n Eesh and Vigorous. impartii3 an
arreenile perfnale-
Tor SALE 10 en- druEsists
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Fanny w,sdom-Pound Folly.

1t is foolish to save the little that Sozo'
don't costs, and suffer what will result in
bad teeth and large payments TO dentists.
Place bottle of II on the toilet, use i've
drops only of it every time after eating,
cleanse the mouth, and show your wisdom
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crim.s ard Casualties.

4 HI|I-II- = p y 1-7111's
CrIcaso. Nov. z5.-Ths Times says. Late
last night ii vas rumOrsd that the whole
ssis boot and shoe house q Phelps, Dodge
A Palmer, had for ten months past been
srssernst1caIly robbs5 o. some "a 30 b
5000, possibly more, b. some q their
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THE REMAINS BEING VIEWED BY THOUSANDS.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 25,-The remains of
Thurlow Weed arrived this morning. and
we're taken to st. Peters church, and are
being viewed by thousands of people.
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three per mail, postpaid for 81. The
Huntsville Nurseries, Huntsville, Alabama,
have heretofore advertised only for the
Wholesale trade, but now offer inducements
to all who plant Fruit Trees and Fruit
Plants, Catalogue free.
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OLD WORLD AND NEW,

The President chops on The Onlclai
Heads Of Marshal Henry ana
Others implicated IN the
star.Itonto Trial.
Secretary Polger Tries Another Expe'
dlent 10 Ease The Money Mar
ket-Will II Work!
Disease and the Nlhilids Rapidly
Wasting Away the Land
of tho Cars.
A Gigantic System Of Robbery IN
earthed at Chicago An In-
geniOus Scheme.
The Western Union and President Car
rett, of the b. Il o.
Noted Gang of Lawbreakers Rounded
Up in Illinois.
A Disastrous Fire in the Lotos Club
Rooms.
Other Foreign and Domestic News.
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Premature Loss of Hair

Nav be entirely prevented by the use Of
Burnett's Cocaine. Housekeepers should
insist upon obtaining Burnetts Flayoring
Extracts; they are the best.
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DIPPTHERIA.

Jahbssa'S Anodyna Llnimsnt lively %lll p S's:
vent this terrible disease, and viii posit.e'y
cure nine CATS out Of ten. Information that
wi save many lives sent free by mail. Don't
delay n moment Prevention is better than
cure. J. & JOHNSON & CO.. Boston, Mass.
Parsons Purgatve Pills make new rich blood.
Wholesale and retail agents, W. II. Howell d
Bro.
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I,orr.as- NoV. p The Prince Of Wales
rs written q letter erpres5-ng the h1pe
Oct the sertence u william Broodshev 20
1en years' penEl serritnde ior sending .
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Noted Gang of Lawbreakers Rounded
Tn In Illinois.

A Disastrous Fire in the LOtOs Club
Rooms.
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The Western Union and President Gar
rett, of the d. & o.
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[signed.


IL NAV be said that Garrett did not allege
that messages were scrutinized by the OIL
GERS Of the Western Union company, but
only that they had the privilege to inspect
them, but his carefully and ingeniously
framed words are simply nothing less than
an imputation Of scrutinizing and they
were 20 understood 70 have been given out
10 the public by newspapers T. which they
were then reported, and'the authority oithe
distinguished Mr.. Fender given in its sup
mort without a shadow Of authority 70 sup
port such imputation. l submit whether
the responses Of Fender and Ward do not
convict Garrett, not only Of unwArranta-
HE impeachment OF the integrity
Of the management Of this company
in respect 10 the sa1ctiiy Of kilograms, but
Of misouoting and misrepresenting the re-
sponse Of the Direct cable company in order
10 make q fiimsy foundation for such i'm
peecbmeDt. As the Garrett statement has
iound such publicity through the medium
Of your chamber, we deem i only fsir 70
procure an equal publicity for our denial,
and We have, therefore, given copy o. this
10 the press, relying upon yOu % inform
the members Of your chamber Of the stand
We take. am very respectfully.
NOEvIN GKEKr. President.
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Torrox. Nov. E-The captain Of
rseruer arrived e Sunderland reports
fhaf q fbe coast q Norfolk Re PISSED
go rnft on which three or four corrses
=. - leshed
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-01-26
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Books, stationery and Fancy Goods.
MISS MARY RUSSELL. Next to Hofheins Hotel.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-01-26

"I cannot get over the feeling that the
souls OF the dead do somehow connect them
selves with the places of their former lab
itation, and that the hush and thrill of
spirit which we feel in them may be owing
to the overshallOwing presence OF the invis-
ibls St Paul says, We are compassed
about, with a great cloui Of witncsses.
How can they be Witnesses, If they clnno;
see and be cogaizant- :"-HIrriet Bso-heT
St1lne
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A Little Boys Journal.

Passages from the Diary Of CLAUDE RENE
JULIAN, late Of San Marcos, Teras. Born
at Richmond Ind, oct. Z, ls66-Died
Apra 23, 1881. a.
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Clergynen, lawyers, physicians, farmer,
merchants business men. gentlemen Of lei-
s-.ra. eli their women folk AMI children, al
uss Bro=a's Iron Bitters, Il keeps thea
vel
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION /:

pusiness Cards, one inch or less, one year, 90 90
Cards in Business Dlrec tory. one year, $2 90
charged One Dollar per square for the first in
serion. and Fifty Cents per square for each addi.
iional insertion. A square is the space OF ons
inch. Fractional squares will be counted as full
squares. ..,
cents per line for the first insertion, and eight
,ents per line for each additional insertion.
Announcing candidates for Office, county, DIV
For District or state offices, ...:.....;.. tooe
obituary notices OF over ten lines charged ct
one. half advertising rates.
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Ever Opened in San Antonio.

Especial called the Clothing Department. which
all the latest patterns and quality and price
equaed Texas and stock of Gents Hats is full and
plete the finest Stetson to the Cheapest Grades
will find all the Shades and Novelties SILKS VELVETS
The Dress Goods Department filed with
English Novelties rich fabrics Plain Goods and
variety Cheaper Dress Materials In every department sm
establishment will find beautiful display of goods suit
bile for
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FALL AND WINTER

and at prices their ceapness Give him call
you that it is elsewhere for what
want
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SaddIery and Hardware.
ToWEsESr. BALDsIDSE. s0a;lvssi eO-1sr
Esi1 F5nz.-
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13

him out. He posed ss the father of the he
form School, and now what Will
the poor boys do since they have
become orphans Laughter). Gov. Plaisted
had manifested great concern ana
sympathy for a boy who had been sent
supperless to bed. When he, the speaker, was
young, and for some cause was, subject to par
entail discipline, punished in similar way, he
should have felt great deal more reconciled
if he had only known that the Governor OF the
State felt great concern and sympathy for him.
daughter and applause) Bat Father Plaisted
has gone Referring to the glorious past OF
the Republican party in this state, Mr.. Reed
said for twenty years we were used to victory
with majorities ranging from 5000 to 2o,oOo
All of sudden hard times came and entailed
great suffering. The people were the same,
the country was the same and yet the SUFFERING
was not relieved. Some one was to blame we
had never discussed finances in the state, Dut
had been occupied in discussing party politics
Up came brood of false prophets and gather
ing followers defeated us. But we never low
cred our flag. (Applause.) We organized for
another battle and almost wiped out the ma
jority again. This year we have done 1t.
(Applause.) This victory has come to stay.
Seven thousand majority means more than
the present year. 1t means Repubica supre-
macy for the future. (Applause) Referring
to perernal matters Mr.. Reed said: II have
made no reply to the abuse that has been heap
ed upon me during this campaign. You have
answered, and thank you for standing by
me-" Long and loud cheering.)
Clearance Hale, Esq, was introduced as the
next speaker, and made short and pithy
speech. Hon. George W. Woodman was the
last speaker of the evening. After he
had finished, many of the audience
fingered at the foot of the stairs leading from
the stage to shake hands and congratulate
Col. Robie upon his election.
While the meeting was in progress in the
hall, rockets and other fire works were sent OF
iu front of the building. During the evening
members of the Brown Light Artillery fired
salute OF 100 guns.
After the meeting at City Hall, the Robie
Club met at their rooms and formed and
marched to the residence of Clark II. Barker,
where Col. Robie and Mr.. Barker were sere-
naded Col. Robbie made speech congratu-
ating the young men as part of the great army
that won the victory The Club then pro-
ceeded to Congressman Reeds house and sere-
naded him; thence to Col. Fred Dcw's, thence
to the Robie Club rooms where vote OF
thanks was extended to their worthy President
j. d. Printable, and three cheers for the State
ticket and the Portland PRESS. The Club
then adjourned till 1884. Afterwards supper
was partaken of at Timmons & Hawes
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Colby University.

The college year commenced Sept. Z, with
an entering class of 38, including two young
ladies. Several more are expected. Recita
tions have been increased from 13 to 10 hour
a week, and attendance on church (for long
time well nigh dead letter. will henceforth
be required. The post of Instructor of Elocu'
tion is now vacant. Instruction in this de-
partment will be given for the present by Prof
Small.
G. b. Stetson, '81, has been appointed Tutor
of Greek.
During the past vacation several much need
ed improvements have been made, adding
much to the beauty of the campus.
The editors of The Echo for the coming yeal
are as follows: Managing editor, B. j. Kinds
S3; editor-in-chief. B. f. Wright, '83; campus
A. O. Kinds, '83; exchanges, Alfred King, 'S3
waste basket. j. G. Keith, '84.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13
Judging Rorses at Fairs.

To the Editor ojsthe Press.
Now that the election is past and settled, the
next event of a public nature, are the fall fairs
to take place all over the State during the
next four weeks, the first in this section being
the Cumberland county fair, beginning the
10Th inst, and continuing four days, followed
by the State fair held at Lewiston four days,
beginning the 10Th inst. At all these gather
ings the rivalry is particularly strong among
the exhibitors Of horses. Yet we are not
aware that in this State any scale of points
for Judging horses has ever been proclaimed by
any society-in this vicinity at least, but the
judges have ordinarily decided in a loose way,
decorating the prize winners with ribbons ac-
cording to their fancy; and whore system has
been attempted it has been SO rough one as
TO render close discrimination impossi lie. In
Massachusetts, in December, 1877, the Worces-
ter Agricultural Society feeling the nee of a
comprehensive scale OF this kind adopted the
following, presented by Mr.. j.. Ill. walker OF
Worcester, Mass, viz:
All horses shall be Judged by the following
scale of 100 points, sizes 10; color, considering
bad markings B 5;symmetry of body lO;perfection
of limbs, 10; neck, head, eye, ear, ~; carriage,
style, action, 10; tail, 8; walking 10; speed lO
docility 10; standard size of family horses 10,
hands. speed 6 minutes; draft horses standard
for speed and size to be filled by judges Park
horses size 16 hands, speed minutes. Gentle-
mems driving horses size 10. hands, speed
$3.50.
In case of stations 80 per cent. or less may
be added for excellence or substracteo for de-
feet of produce. Wilkes Spirit of the Times
for March TO- 1877, recommends this scale as
containing nothing to criticse and being very
judiciously adjusted. Judgments arrived at
with the aid of such a scale must certainly be
much more satisfactory than as we have wit
messed them before now made without starting
the horse from a walk and hardly removing
his blanket.
We wish to call the attention of fair COM
mittees and judges to this subject at this time.
f. A. NJ.
Portland, Sept u, 1882.
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The Maranocook Regatta.

To-day will occur the grand regatta at Mar
anocook. The trains will leave the city at 8. 10
and 900 a. M, and ample accommodation viii
be afforded after the races to those returning
The contest between Riley and Kennedy for
$4,000 will be, of course, the leading featbre OF
the day, but the races, under the auspices OF
the Dirigo Club, will attract great attention,
because all boatmen are interested in rising
young oarsmen. The four-oared scull race be-
tween the Bowdoins and Portlands enlists the
sympathies of large number. There is large
betting on the double scull race. The single
scull entries are many, and the four-oared am
ateur race for the junior championship will be
matter for record. There will be dancing in
the pavilion during the day, and Glover's full
band will furnish the music
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Personal.

At the falmouth yesterday were registered
the names of Gen. Beal Edmund Wilson OF
Thomastor, Hon. Lot M. Morrill, and family,
George f. Clifford of Cornish, and Mr.. j.
Levy, agent for Lawrence Barrett.
Mr.. Wyatt Eaton, the celebrated portrait
painter, with Mrs. Eaton. is stopping at the
Preble House, as is Mrs. G. B. Raum and fam
lily.
Major Tbrockmorton left Fort Preble yester-
day for his new post at Fort Adams, r. l. His
command at that place will consist of one bat
terry of artillery and four foot companies, to-
gether with military band of 30 pieces.
Major W. M. Graham of Madison Barracks,
N. Y, will take command of Fort Prebie
temporarily
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13
AT BAR HARBoR.
The President. Secretary Chandler and
Senator Hale Kept Busy.

A special to the Boston Herald from Bar
Harbor Monday says the busiest man IN tna4
section was Senator Eugene Hale. AT day
break he was paying his respects to the fresi-
dent; before noon off for a hard drive OF ~
miles to Ellsworth, there to cast straight he
publican vote and brace up the backpones OIL
weak Robie men by his presence and encour-
aging word-and a word from Eugene Hale In
these comparative backwoods is worth great
deal; then back again post haste to lunch with
the President and attend Admiral Cooper's re-
ception on the flagship Tennessee; in the even
ing, until O'Clock, at his cottage receiving
hosts of telegraphic returns from friends all
over the State; after g. at the Presldentiai
musicale at the Gurnee cottage as cool and In
different, apparently, as though he hadn't
thought of Names election-a matter OF vital
import to him; then hack again, at 10 20 p N,
to his cottage, where another score OF dis
patches awaited him telling him good and bad
news in the same moment. Then another busy
man was Secretary of the Navy W. Il.
Chandler. He kept the Tallapooaa's boats fly.
ing between the shore and the fleet throughout
the afternoon and evening, and officers from
the Secretarys special transport were frequent
ly sent ashore for ''the latest returns from the
Maine election. But the information derived
by the Secretarys uniformed messengers was
not very comprehensive, for the wires were
crowded and the results slow in reaching Bar
Harbor The President and guests at Mr..
Gurnees musicale were just informed of the
results in the principal towns as fast as they
were received at the office, and the Republic
can gains were source of expressed gratiica-
ton to more than one of the party. When the
returns from over 1f0 towns had been re-
ceived, showing Robie's plurality to be over
5000, Mr.. Hale was sent copy of the Herald's
special to that effec,, the dispatch coming from
Portland The Senator could not be inter-
viewed but is known to have expressed his
qualification at the news thus far received, and
to have prophesied clear and successful ad-
ministration by Mr.. Robie.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
wrIBUR OPERA co.

WILBUR OPERA co.
Friday and Saturday the Wilbur Opera
Company will appear at Portland Theatre in
Olivetts and the Mascotte. The company is
very strong, with full chorus, and their cos
tunes are all new and very rich. They will
be well patronizsd.
The Tourists drew another good house at
Portland Theatre last night and encores were
frequent.
The Rentz-Santley Minstrels and Burlesque
Company will draw a large audience to Port
land The atre next Monday night.
Mr.. Levy, agent for l.. P. Barrett, who will
appear at Portland Theatre Tuesday night, is
at the Falmouth Hotel Mr. Barrett will ap-
pear in great double bill, as Shylock and Da-
vid Garrck
Stockbridge will have great demand Satur-
day for course seats to his concert and lecture
course.
OF alvin Josin" in which Chas. L. Davis
will appear week from tonight, at Portland
Theatre, the press notices are very tattering.
Preparations are making for the annual con-
yention of the Ossipee Valley Musical Associ-
alton. The convention is to be held in the
Town Hall, Limerick, October 24th, 25th, 18th
and 9th. The services of Professor l.. o. EN-
son have been engaged for the entire session.
miss Hattie L. Adams will act as accompanist.
On the evening of the 9th will besgiven Q
concert consisting entirely of local TALENT, and
on the evening of the 9th grand closing con-
cert, at which several singers from abroad will
be present