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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Busy Preparations for the DliIi-The
Sullivan Murder.
Special to the Appeal. ]

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE. May 14.-Rasy preparations
are being made at the Fair Grounds for the
competitive drill TO occur here next week.
Five hundred tents were pitched this after
noon, In full view of the amphitheater, pre-
sentlng very picturesque appearance.
There is such an array of them as 10 remind
one very forcbly of the "Iate unple santne.s.n
The Porter Rifles have been photographed.
photographs Of Inspector General Charles
Thurman and DR.. Duncan Eve, surgeon of
the Porter R'fles, were taken from Fort Neg
ley, with view of the entire city, TO be sent
to New York illustrated papers.
1t was from this fort that the first gun was
fred at G,n. Forests cavalry Just preceding
the battle of Nashville. Gen. Thurm an is an
ardent lover of military displays, and will
take an active part toward making the drill
success. 1t Is a source OF general regret
that the Chickasaw Guards, which have won
60 many honors in military contests, have
not entered. Several of the members OF the
Porter K fies expressed themselves to-day to
the effect that the Chickasaws would have
carried off the first prize had they entered,
and that the Volunteer State would have re-
ceived additional encomiums and laurels. 1t
Is thought that companies will begin to ar
rive here TO morrow. Company B, Washing
ton Artillery, New Orleans, entered to day.
The coroner's jury returned verdict that
the murder of John Sullivan by Bill Powell
was "willful, deliberate, and without just
cause or provocstior." 1t having been
feared that Powell would be taken out of
jail and mobbed, he was taken 10 the peni-
lentiary last night for safe-keepiug and still
remains there. The friends of Sullivan VOW
vengeance against Powell.
A new phase has developed in the Sulli-
van murder. 1t appears that Powell had
invited a man named Bower 10 the house
of the woman with whom both we're infatu-
ated, with view of waylaying and assas-
siuatiug him. Sullivan happened along at
thetime Bower was expected, and was shot
down and killed.
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JACKSON, MISS.
Inhumas Treatment OF County Prison.
ers-Strawbsrry Shipments.

Special to-the Appeal
JACKSON, May 14-The press of the State
is loud in denunciation OF the inhuman
treatment of The county prisoners worked by
jobs on the railroad at Big Black. The
reports from there are heartrending; they
fairly reek with inhumanity. Some paper.
are under the impression that the prisoners
sre penit.ntiary convicts. This is mistake.
No State prisoners are worked there. There
Ia no complaint from any source about i'll
:reatmeut of convicts under charge of the
peEilentiary lessees. The law authorizing
the working of county prisoners in this man.
ner ia disgrace TO the State. The bill in
troduced to repeal it last session passed the
House, but was killed in the Senate.
Last Saturday, Madison Station, twelve
miles north of here, shipped to Chicago 5000
pounds of strawberriep, or $4,000 worth,
by the frat refrigerator car ever in the
Gulf States. This was done by IL o'clock
m. Different parties have 325 acres in
cultivation near that point, which, in the
picking season, gives employment to 200
nen, women aid children, costing the own
ers $500 week. The fruit interest is grow
ing wonderful in dimensions in this Stste.
The grand jury is still finding indie ments
sgaiDst Lehman, circuit clerk OF Warren
Couaty for forgery
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AFRICAN mETHODISTs.
Animal Conference OF that Faith at
PhiIadeIphis.

PHILADELPHIA, May 14.-The Annual
Conference of the African Methodist Episco-
pal Church met here to day. A committee
rresenttd report showing the political and
social conditions of the country and their
blessing upon the negro race, and referred TO
the progress of the negro in the acquisition
OF wealth ard in securing his citizen rights,
and to the changes which had been wrought
since the close of the civil war, and noted the
growing Importance of the negro and the
part he plays in the great social,
religious and political questions of
the day. The committee condemned in Sc
we're terms, convict or 'chain. gang" systems,
as practiced in the South, the expulsion of
the negro from railrosd cara and hotels, and
the prescription prevailing in public travel,
and recommended the appointment, of a trust
worthy person TO travel through the South
and gather Information for report to be
submitted at the coming general conference.
II was agreed to hold mass-meeting We'd
nesday evening, to discuss the questions men,
toned above.
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LOCAL NOTICES.,
IVY crushed feed at Patrick's mill.

Buy crushed feed at Patrick's mill.
HOSE and Hose Reels, Bailey's, 295 Sec
ond.
Dr. L. w. GBBBERT, AIT Main street, op.
posile the Second Presbyterian church.
Lodging 10 Office.
Dr. BLNsoN's Skin Cure is without peer.
1t consists of both external and internal
treatment, and costs only 81 per pack age, at
druggist.
IF you want Awnings, Tents, Mattresses,
Co.'s, have your furniture repaired, uphol-
stered or packed for shipment, call at H.
Gutenberg, 23l Second street.
HAVING to remove my marble works very
scou, ana now Offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THoS. MAYDwELL, IS Union ST.
PROF SAxBY will give a grand exhibition
OF dancing with his pupils, on Saturday next,
at the Exposition building, from until 6
O'Clock. Progrsmme-fancy dancing from
2 to $50 O'Clock, then all the little bellies
and bsaux Of the city are invited TO take
part in a grand german. Music by Arnold's
iull brass band. Something never before
witnessed IL this city. Admission fifty cents
children twenty-five cents. Thanks to Mr.
Camp, of the Mozsrta, who has rendered the
use Of the chairs Tree for the occasion.
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Extent OF the Cyclone.

KANsAs City, No, May 14.-From the
meager information received by telegraph TO
3 o'clock pm, there seems to have been a
cyclone or destructive wind come 200 miles
south Of here, which originated in the east
ern part OF the Indian Territory, and passed
northeast into Southern Missouri, spending
most Of its force at Oronogo, near Joplin.
For greater part of the distance it seems to
have passed high above the earth, doing in
jury a only Jew places. The storm which swept
this city Etarted about two miles southwest Of
here, snd, passing northsAst, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
at Liberty. If it had continued in the same
direction twould have passed in the vicinity
Of Macon, which is over 100 miles farther
Cd. So the storm reported at the latter place
may be continuation OF the one experienced
here. Dispatches from Parsons, Lawrence
aud Enporis, Ks, say no high wind ia re-
ported in the vicinity OF these towns, bat
heavy ain was general
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FOREIGN FLASHES.


BERLIN, May l4-It is semi- officially
stated that the mission of Washington is to assure
Germany of the continued pacific intentions OF
france
BRUSSELS, May I4.-It is probable the
government viii propose that duty be levied on
tobacco sufficient to produce 100000 francs
yearly.
PARIS, May 1.-The imports for the four
months OF the present year show an increase of 81
900 coo francs, as compared with same month of
last year; exports decreased 4, 600 francs.
CAPErowN, Nav I4--Duripg the time the
cable lines between here and England have been
interrupted there has been q general rising in
Bssutoland. Advices from there of the 10th in
slant reported there was fighting on all sides.
Reports Of the 18th, however stated that quiet had
been fully restored.
ROME, May IA document sent by the
Vatican to Irish bishops in referring to the fund
being raised for Parne says that ii is intoerable
that priest, and much more a bishop should
promote such an obi sct- The document condemns
al corrections which may be employed as q means
OF melting rebellion against the laws.
PANAMA, May 5.-The Minister OF the
treasury has warned the CsnslCorn pany they must
pay the expenses OF keeping between 1000 and
SOvV men on the Isthmus To maintain order. The
minister estimates that the loss thus imposed on
me company during the fourteen years contract OF
the government for the completion of the canal
VIII amount TO 81 0o0, 900, and might even reach
slO,Ooo,OOo or 81, oo0O00.
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the s,orm M o-onoy.- No

CARTHAGE, May l4.-At 7:4O o'clock yes
terday evening" the storm, which had been
threatening Ter hours, struck the town of
Oronogo, a few miles west of here, in the
shape OF a cyclone, and in few minutes the
town was entirely destroyed, with the excep-
ton Of few dwellings in the southeastern
part. Six persons were killed and thirty
three wounded, many seriously, and, per-
haps, fatally. The storm was not so dis
sstrous TO Webb City as at first reported.
Very few people we're hurt and none killed.
A few houses were unroofed and some moved
off their foundation. Business sigma wers
carried three miles from the city by the
wind. Joplin aud Carthage escaped with
very little injury. Tbs belt of the storm
passed up to The Sprirg River Valley, NOV
ing everything in its way, and killing and
iDjuring people and stock. The cyclone was
about 200 yards wide, and travelled In a
northessterly direction.
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not be obtained. 1t is known, however, that
all the business part of the town and about
two thirds of the residences we're de
molisEed. Three persons were killed ous.
right and thirty-fve to forty wounded.
1t is thought Webb City and Joplin es-
capped serious injury, although signs and
parts of awnings belonging in Webb City
were carried to Oronogo, distance several
miles, by wind. Telegraph wires were
blown down for fifteen miles in different
directions. The ST. Louis and San Francisco
railroad escaped with slight damage. The
officers of the road sent relief trains from
Carthage and other points 10 Oronogo with
surgeons, medicines and nurses.
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Great Damage Near whitesviI,e. MO.

ST. JosEPHs, Mo, May 14-Information
from Bolckow, FEW miles north OF here,
on the Chicsso, Burlington and Quincy
railroad, is 10 the effect that cyclone passed
over WhltesVille, Andrew county, last even
ing, doing very little damage there, however,
but destroying several farm houses, barns,
orchards and other property in the vicinity.
Christ. Weir's house and all oulbuildings
were destroyed but no person seriously hunt
Milton Crockett had fac house, two bans
aud other properly wrecked. Several per-
sons in the house were seriously Injured.
VIM. Sungley lost his house and ali out.
buildings, the whole outfit being DESTROYED.
The family took refuge IN cave and were
not harmed. Simon S.ingley, whose farm
a6joined that Of William, bsd all hi. prop.
erty destroyed. HIS mother, who was also
1t the house, was carried ten or fifteen rods,
and died in an hour from iejuries received.
Considerable other property, including
houses, in the track OF the storm was greatly
damaged, but just what or whose cannot be
stated now. Much damage to houses by
heavy rains is also II ported.
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THE AUDITING BOARD.
The Plan of capitalization rs Finally
Adopted.

The Auditing Board met at the courthouse
yesterday afternoon, with the full board
present.
1t was agreed to fund the court costs on
bonds, that is, the court costs on bonds are
TO be added 10 the judgment, and made part
OF the principal, and will be funded at fifty
cents on the dollar, the same as the original
debt to which il belongs.
The following plan of capitaliz stion was
finally adopted by the board:
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EXTRACTION.
An Interpretation Placed Upon the Ash
burton Treaty that will Prove
Anything but
Measuring to Irish Refugees Now in
America-Is Murder P0liti-
cal 0ffense.

WASHINGTON, May 14.-Durirg the after
noon rather startling incident occurred IN
the Stsr-route trial. III. Clay England, a
lawyer who had been attacked this morning
with fit of insanity, managed to escape
from his friends, snd slipping into the court
room took seat directly in front OF the jury.
When the court officers attempted 10 remove
him he cried out, '-These men are innocent;
there is a ccnspirscy-not guilty, not guilty,
not guilty" He was borne from the room
shrieking and struggling. When order was
restored Wilson proceeded with his address.
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Destroying Everything i'm Its Path.

KANSAS CITY, May IA special 10 the
Western Associated Press from Pattonsburg,
Mo-, Gays a storm passed one and one-half
miles south and east of that place, travelling
northeast, destroying timber and everything
in its path. Three dwellings, churches, and
two barns are reported destroyed, and a num-
Der Of cattle killed. Only two persons are
known to be injured, A. l.. Burton and son.
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CAPITAL BRIEFS.

WASHINGTON, May 14.-HsariDg in the
Star-route trials WAS resumed this morning.
The President m sde the following appoint
ments of United States consuls: Francis
Houghwort, of New York, at Naples; B.
Odell.Duucan, of South Carolina, at Catanis,
and JAS. Fletcher, OF Iowa, at Geneva.
The order for the court-martisl of Pay
m raster J. Il. WATSON, to be convened on the
18th instant, has been Suspended by Gen.
Augur, department commander, by direc-
ton of the Secretary of War, pending further
examination as to the extent of the defslca-
ton. An officer have been detailed for that
purpose, and the court artisl suspended
the Sscretsry of War
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This Is The plan calculated BY DrexeI q
Co., of Philadelphia, and adds, in round
numbers, S145 to each $1,000 in bonds.
President Hsdden announced -that the
bonds were all ready to Issue, and that ses-
sions of the board would lbe held from day
TO day until the entire business was disposed
of. He also stated that the money for the
January and July interest had been collect
ed, and was now on hand to meet the in
debtedness as soon as it fell due.
Funding is now rapidly progressing, and
everyone seems satisfied with the plan of
capitalization as finally adopted, which alb
soiutely givts every man six per cent on his
debt, beyond any question of doubt. This
is an important point settled, and there is
now nothing in the way of 4 speedy settle
n1ent.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Meeting of The Board of Commissioner
-suPerIntendent's and Finance
Committees Report.

A meeting Of the School Board was held
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Present
President Rambaut, Winters, Jordan and
Froman.
The superintendent submitted the follow
ing statistical table for the month of April:
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PARIS, May 1.-THE French Oaks race,
about mile and two furlongs, run at Chan
lilly to-day, was won by Deiamare's three
yesr-old Vertebonne, Pierre Donos's Stock
holm second, Count De Lsgrange's Malibran
third
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DIED..

NAGLE-Monday morning, May IA, 1883. at her
residence, No. 100 Rsyburn avenue, Mrs. ELLEN
NAeLR, widow OF the late Thomas Maggie, aged
forty seven years.
Funeral this CTUEsDAY1 afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends of the family are invited to attend. Ser
vices at St Patrick,s church
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Harugari Maifest and Concert.
There is rumor prevailing in the city
that we have postponed our Msifest. We
declare hereby that il will positively be held
next Monday, the 2lst instant, at Exposition
Hall, as advertised. The several privileges
will be sold ss advertised in the Ledger, 10.
morrow morning at 10 o'clock, at r. Browns
saloon, 191 Main street.
THE ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE.
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Irish National League.

DETROIT, May l4.-The Executive Coun-
Gil of the Irish National League met here
this morning a1d transacted much important
business. Among those present were Patrick
Egsn, of Dublin; Alexander Sullivan, presi-
deul of the league; Rev c. 0'Reilly, treas
urer, and John c. Hsyne, secretary.
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THREE HANDED people are becoming qniet
numerous. They have right hand, left
hane and are always behind hand in taking
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup when they catch 8
cold.
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sPRINeFIELD, Mo, May l4-TeIegraphic
| Communication has not yet been restored
with Oronego, and the particulars OF The
rsvages Of the cyclone there last night can
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This is the largest amount collected for one
month since the schools were organized.
The Finance Committee reported as fol-
lows:
In bank, last report April O. 18s3........S 22s 90
Deposited by Taxing District May T. 1855 l6 GID As
Tuition for April, May H. 1883 .,,..,.. III 90
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k ELY a. ROPER,
WHOLESALE aR0cERS,
COTTON FACTORS
And Commission Merchants
500 Main street.


6ay0so Dieck. MemPhIs, IeHhessee.
COMMON SENSE COHPRRSSEB.
IT Is DIFFICULTTO GIVE IN A DOZEN LINES
THE REASONS WHY TAR1AH1'sS gLTZER
APERIEET SHOULD BE PREFERRED AS A
CORRECTIVE AND ALTERA1IvE TO EYEsY
OTHER MEDICINE IN USE. FIRSTLY, IT AL
LAYS FEVER; SECONDLY, IT CLEANsE5 THE
BOWELS WITHOUT VIOLENCE Or PAIN;
THIRDLY, IT TONES THE STOMACH; FOURTH
LY, IT REGULATES THE FLOW OF BILE
FIFrHLY, IT PROMOTES HEALTHY PER
sPIRATOS; sIXTHLY, IT RELIEVEs THE
SYSTEM FROM UNwHoLEsoNE HUMoRs;
sEyENTHLY, IT TRANoUILIZE5 THE NERVES;
EIGHTHLY, IT ACTS UPON TUE BLOOD AS
DEPURIRNT; AND LASTLY. IT FORMS
ONE OF THE MOST DELICIOUS COOLING
DRAUGHTS THAT EVER PASSED DOWN THE
DRUGGISTS.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Lexington Races.
rae French Oaks.

LEXINGTON, May 14.-Newsboy, War
Dance and Scalper were the winners in to-
davis races
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The secre.ary's report contained bills for
SAC. The bills were allowed.
The payroll for April was reported at
S4770 20. 1t was allowed.
Mr.. Jordan reported that the arrangement
with Myers & Sneed had not been fully ar
ranged, but would be satisfactorily consum-
mated.
Adionrned
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A NGERONA LODGE. No. los, F. and
~ A.M.-Will meet IN special COM ~
municstion this (TUESDAYJ evening, ~ ~
May 18th, at O'Clock, for work in the M
Masters degree. Visiting Brothers are/ "
fraternslly invited.
By order T. J. GRAHAM, WIN.
Attest: d. C. TKADtR Secretary.
GONSTANTINE LODGE, No. %, K. OF @N
~ P-The officers and members of this ga
lodge are notified to assemble at their Cas- r. q Il
tie Hall this (fUESDAY) evening, May tS&,(G
18th. at O'Clock sharp, for work in the ~
Third. Visiting brethren fraternally in &1>
vited. By order JOE MANCINI, &C.
GEO. MALLKRY. Z. R. and s.
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LYNN-The funeral services of Mrs. LUCY LYNN
will be held at Grace (Episcopal) church this
CTUEsDAY) morning at lO:3O O'Clock. Friends
are invited Carriages in attendance.
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INnIEATlOES.
Harugari Maifest and Concert

INBItAFIONS.
For Tennessee and The Ohio Valley, clearing
heather, north,sesterly winds, higher pressure.
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3. Chorus-"ses Calm and Happy voysger'-
OPP. 1l2....,...-.... -. Beethoven
The Mozart Society and Thomss's Orchestra.
IHteTmissi0B.

l. Midsummer Nights Dream" 90. Mendelssohn
Theodore Thomss's Orchestra.
2. "Traumereif -. ........,..... 80. Sehumann
Theodore Thomass Orchestra
a. Gypsy Life Sehumann
d o.. venetian Boatmans Evening Song" Sc
bastian Bach.
The Mozart Society and Thomas Orchestra.
T. Fantasie on Hungarian Airs". .--....-....Li szt
Nine. Julia Riye-King and Thomss's Orchestra.
). Aria-'o, Fatimal"-(Abu Haksan) .........W Weber
Mrs. Belle Cole.
8. "Hallelujah Chorus''-( Gessiah) ...,-. Handel
The Mozart Society and Thomas Orchestra.
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Consulting Engineer.

DATENTs sEcURED-INvENTIoNs PUT II
Z. PRACTICAL sHAFE.
No. 81 Madison street, MeHphfx-
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THIRD CONCERT-TO-NIGHT.
Asndelssohn's grand dramatic work,
RITTAH

This oratorio was the product OF the composers
npened maturity and will ever remain as an i'm
OF conception, refined expression aud chas.ened
melodic beauty, everywhere apparent, NO less
tnen It's clearly defined outline and intellg iblity
OF torm appealing to the listener with Irresistible
force.-Kusic and Drama
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PAINTERs' white oversuits for 81, at
A HEXTER'S, IA Main street.
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NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF MURPHY d NJ RPHY In this
i day dissolved by mutual consent, B. z. Muir
ply retiring ]. ). Murphy assumes the assets and
liabilities, and villcoatinue the General Insurance.
business under the firm name at No. Madison
street.
MEMPHIS, September Il. 1ss2-
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&c mos int on s145 at 3pc
t6 mos int on Sl45 at 4 PC
Amount Capitalizatio
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FES TIvAL
BARGAINS
NO MUSIC!

sE Not desiring To maintain nm eppost-
ttsn 10 tbe Mozart Festival, we viii re-
rrain from fbdulsing I'm music at our
Grand Opening OF Bargains throughout
this week. Outside OF the music. the
Greatest Attraction GA the Bluffs this
week viii be ut
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SIX PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

n To Capitalize the Loss
of $50 81, to Recelue
1Ss bettCecl Sir Par d1..s0- I1sp-Ges.<--.ser-a
mt. and Three Per Three Years, -Four Per
mt. Three Years, and Cent for Three Years
our Per Cent. Three and Sir Per Cent. for
cars on $1,000. Ttcenty four Years,
Make eARouRt
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The cyclone a, Kansas CITY.

tbroDg the streets this morning 10 the south
ern part OF the city viewing the distraction
wrought By last nights storm. The workmen
are busy clearing the debris from the streets
and patching up such houses as are capable
OF repair and rendering them tenablo
Everything is yet in confusion, and a COM
plete list of the wounded and estim ates of
the loss oil property cannot be obtained before
this afternoon. The following is the latest
reported
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IIo---.. Beethoven
Mn. Humphrey Allen, Mr.. Fred Harvey and Mr..
Franz Remmertz
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SECOND coNcERT-MArlNEETo-oAY

- PART 7.
1. Symphony in Minor No. s. Op. 81. Beethoven
a. Allegro con brio. b. Andante con moto
c ScherzO. d. Fiuale.
Theodore Thomss's Orchestra
2. Vocal Trio Tremste, empy, Tremste''-Op
National Republican., 1883-01-16
noord of pnbllc INnrl,s rrcon ID ~, &
COTTON MARKET.
The following were the opening prioes I!

JnnunrN. lNO
February, 100
March 1911
l03
Mayn... lOi
1916
July ......... lO7
Augu8t.,.. ...... ~