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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-04-21

Through the courtesy of Mr..
Continent, the genial clerk OF
James A. Frost, We we're shown
through the new restaurant of that
gentleman, corner of Market aud
Green streets.
The principal dining room is on
the first floor aud is large and spa
cious, with q lofty ceiling. By a
flight of stairs ion the outside, en-
trance is effected to the ladies' di
ming room, which is provided with
everything in the way OF tables and
table furniture to tempt the most
casual visitor. This Is really a
charming apartment and is com
pletely retired aud private. We
were not surprised to learn that
some ladies have already dined in
it although but just opened to the
public. Any Of our lady friends
who may come from the country
with Il view to do thei: shopping
here, will find it to their advantage
to 60 to Mr.. Frost's ladies: diniug
room, where they will be served
with a meal, cooked in the latest
style of culinary art, at a moderate
price.
Besides this dining room, there
are eight furnished bed rooms W
stairs, tor the use Of transient or
permanent guests. We understand
that many "drummers" put up In
this establishment.
We are glad to see that the etxe
rior OF this building has been paint
ed in neutral tints instead of the
glaring white and green which has
done duty SO long in this communi
ty. The effect of the change is very
grateful TO the sight.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-04-21

STATE ~OHFIC11A-There is con
siderable speculation in the Press
concerning tho probable selection
of State officers for tho election
that will come of in this State,
about ~ months hence. Judging
from the tone of the articles it looks
very much rs if there is going to
be a pretty new deal.
This will certainly occur unless
some of the transactions lately car.
ried on in head quarters receive
some explanations more satistactO
~ than any that have been given.
Not long since, iu one Of the De
partments, money that has been
paid for public lands, which should
have gone into the Treasury, has
been intercepted, and some State
scrip paid int" the Treasury in lien
Thereof, which was not exactly q le
gal transaction. A public officer
has refused the right to a citizen to
examine his books in order to see
to what extent this pillaging of the
public funds has been carried. The
School Board of the City of New
Orleans has been permitted to
draw ::from the Treasury ten or
twelve thousand dollars to which it
was not entitled, and when an eff
fort to rectify that error has been
made by the State Superintendent
OF Education, he is met with an iu
junction forbiddlng him to do so.
Such acts as these will not help the
present administration into u new
lease of power.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-04-21
Notice
Tax Collectors's Office,
Da riSh Of

OO11CCtUTS VI1Tt,
w.. Parish of Lafourche.
r. lhihedaux. La, January Goth. 1887
10 all persons engaged in business in tb;s
parish A''
You are hereby notified to call at my Office
and pay your State and parish licenses FOR
the year 1883, to avoid costs of Court and 10
per cent penalty as attorneys fees.
THEO. THIBODAUX.
Sheriff and Tax Collector, parish Of Lafonrcbe.
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SATURDAY, APRIL q, 1883.
IL u. S.
OF NEW YORK.

TIE SAFEST WAY.-The safest and sur.
est way to restore the youthful colorAof
the hair is furnished by Parker's Hair Bal
Sam, which is d~eservedly popular from its
superior cleanliness.
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Vii Steven. formerly Il mem
Der of the Legislature from New
Orleans, aud Judge Farmer of
Washita are dead.
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TIE ~PRESBYTERY or NEW
ORLEANS.

daux last week adjourned on Sat
urday last.
1t was q source of much interest
to the members and friends Of the
Presbyterian Church, as the pro
ceedings were all free to the public.
On Wednesday the opening ser
mon was preached by the Rev. T.
r. Markham, the retiring modera
tor of the body.
On Thursday night the Rev. 81.
NJ. Smith preached, on Friday, scr
mons were preached at IL A. NJ. by
Rev. Fl. w. Finn, aud at 8 p. NJ.
By Rev. j. 81. Nall; on Saturday
at II A. NJ. the Rev. II. n. wy
chof preached, and 1T s Il. NJ. the
Rev. j. W. Finn oficiated, on Sun
day the Moderator Rev. r. @. NAL
lard preached at II A. NJ. and Rev.
J. w. Finn at night. Mr.. Nal
lard preached at night, to the NJ.
E. Church Oh Green street, colored.
On Sunday the Rev. DR.. Markham
preached IN Houma, the Rev. A.
j. Witherspoon in Morgan City,
the Rev. II. N. Wychoff at Jeanne
rette, aud the Rev. Ell. w. Finn at
C%entreville.
The only question before that
body in which any general interest
to the public is involved was that
of the right, or policy of a marriage
of q man with his deceased wife's
sister.
After debate the vote was taken,
resulting in only one vote in oppo
sition to such marriages. This was
however simply an expression of
opinion Of the Presbytery, as it
will take higher authority to change
the law on that question.
The Ministers and Elders were
all entertained by the citizens aud
expressed themselves highly graft
fed with the hospitality with which
they we're received. Many expires
sions Of commentator for the evi
dences of improvement in this place
and the good order prevailing we're
made by the visitors.
Before adjourning the. Presbytery
voted a resolution of thanks to the
people of Thibodaux for the kind
ness and friendship exhibited to
them during their stay. In advo
eating the resolution one of the
Ministers charged one of his more
youthful compeers with conducting
himself in such a manner as to lose
his-heart.
Of this we have no positive infor
nation, but imagine that if such he
the case and any fair one in this
place has picked it up, the loser
will never have cause to mourn ov
er SO sad IA misfortune. All the
visitors left, with pleasant memo
ries of their visit. Their friends re-
greet that there Was not time to
show them around town. and intro
duce them to the citizens generally.
The Interstate competitive
drill under the direction of the Lou
isiana State National Guard, will
take place at the Fair Grounds, at
New Orleans in May, 1888. The
drill for prizes will take place on
May II, Is, and 10.
There will be three prizes for In
fantry con petitors Of $1,5OO.OO,
100000 and $4,000; for Artillery
the number OF S5O0.00, $4,000 and
$4,000.
There will also be an encamp
ment of the Troops of the first Mil
litary District under command of
Gen. Glynn.
This meeting will, undoubtedly,
take a great number Of people to
New Orleans, and provea great at
traction TO all people who have an
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-04-21

s. T. Grisamore in his Stove Depot's
house furnishing store has put up in lot
terry one fine shell dinner set and one moss
rose tea set.
Every n who purchases in his store for
one dollar or more for cash will receive a
ticket in this lottery free.
The drawing will takeplace June IS, 1893
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Judge Walter @. Gresham Of
Indiana has been appointed Post
Master General to fill tho va
cal,cy caused by the death Of limo
thy U. Howe. The new appoiutee
has l,een United States District
Judge at Indianapolis for 13 years.
He is All able lawyer, was colo
mel of the fifty .hird Indiana Regi
ment in the late war, was wound.
ed, and promoted to Major Gene
raj by Bre yet.
he is a resident of New Albany
Indiana, twice ran for Congress
against Michael Kerr and was de
feated.
His friends say he is an able poll
,ician and will be Post Master Gen
eral not oily in name but in fact.
He is 81 years If age.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
STALK CUTTER FREE!

r SAVED 1928 in 10 days with my Stall
L CUTTER, pat. 1889. simplicity, duraoln-
ty and efficiency perfected. - makes Ell
retails for SIS. Send 25c. for perfect ne
aud farm right and agency free by man
first order others returned.
Address the patcntee.
II. G.. CADY, Pine Bluff. Ark.
"An ordinary field hand can make, 6ut ~
most stupid "annot break it. MIR. Cady
reliable gcntiemau."-N. d. WILKINS, fE"v
NJ. IL =. Bank. 49,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-04-21

George Drury has been install
ed into the position of Internal Rev
enue Collector in New Orleans.
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4 DvFRTISERS by addressing GEO :;
N HOWELL & co. 10 Spruce ST., ~
York, can learn the exact cost OF any PryyEs~a
ed line Of ADVERTISING in American w.,
papers. ~ l0O-page Pamphlet, 2oc.
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1t is said that attempts will be
made to close the Littlejohu Gre
vase.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-04-21

Thanks to H0uma Fire Co. No.
l, for an invitation to a Grand Fan
cy Dress and Calico Ball to be Civ
en- by the members of that efficient
company on Monday evening April
%. 1883.
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nIVORCES.-No publicity; residents
~ any State. Desertion Non-o9EpTH a.
Advice and applications for stamp. W.
LEE, Atty. 239 B'way. N. Y.
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Mr.. Begley, of the Evansville
Foundry Association gave US a call
a few days ago.
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Two murderers will bo hung in
Franklin La. on May IL 1883.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-12
CITY Matters.
Brief Notes ON Current Events OF Minor
IntaYest.

FREp WHOM, OF the Seventh ward, EN-.
ployed at the Top mill blast furnace, WAS
severely injured by fall yesterday morning.
THAT old veteran Phoebe Holiz,caw, was
the only one whose name graeei the slate 1t
police headquarters last night. She was in
on the same old chargs-diSorderly.
TIE Reymann Brewing Company Is diE.
tributiDg . large number OF those, recently
published albums containing good views Of
Wheeling aud vicinity, withits compliments.
E6rwiTHsT4NDISG the cold winds that
whistle along the Water street levee. 1t Is
quite often that one finds number OF peo.
pie there about dutk, watching the peculiar
red sungels that are taking place nowadays.
TIE Pioneer Society danced Mt Arion Hall
last evening. No one but the older Ger
mans were allowed on the floor, the younger
ones being obliged 10 remain In the gallery.
A good time was enjoyed such as only GET
mans can enjoy WHOM they are together.
BURGLARS were abroad on the Island Mon.
day night. They cracked open the door Of
McKce's grocery with Jimmy" and stole
goods 10 the amount Of SIS and nearly Sll IN
money. An effort was also made to burst
opsn the door Of James McClyments, store,
but hare they did not succeed, although they
used the Jimmy" vigorously. Itgiq cup
posed tnat1hete were three or toeE1n inc
thieying party.
THE eupper snd bszlsr given by TIM ladies
Of the U. PsGhnrch last evening, wa,Ea graft
flying SUCCESS in every particular. The sup.
pr was dsliciou aud the tables were crowded
for over two heura. The .bszasr feature was
also well patronizsd, but the ladies contrib.
uted SO many pretty things that number
were left unsold. For this reason the ladies
have determined to hold q tazasr this after.
noon from 2 to O'Clock aud sell everything
at low figures. This will doubtless call for q
big turn out OF the ladies. Over 500 wss
cleared last night The paper booth, In
charge Of Mssdames Frank Booth, John
Mendel aud Cecil Robinson, deserves special
notice. Everything they had was made out
Of paper, aod there were sons wonderful
things.
ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer.
fully given by the IErELIoEHcKR jos OFFICE.
Good work guaranteed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-12
THOUSANDS Of PRESENTS
To be Given Away During the Holidays.

Kline Brothers, the Reliable tloi hiers,
81 twelfth street. will give TO every one
OF their customers Beautiful Holiday
Prcseuf-sce them In our Windows. Also
I'm order 10 make boom In our Deem.
her sales We have marked prices down no
low that our competitors wonder how
We get the goods. We do NOT believe In
tho .Iottery schemes" now used by some
of our dealers. We think II Is n violation
of the laws OF this state, and makes too
many disappointed customers. WegiSe
n present dirtct-no scheme or chance
"Rbout IT,"
Row watch for high kicking by the gas
bag cIothters. a. the same time, In or.
der 10 show our many friends AID Gus.
TONERS that we can md will underseli
them, read few of our pricess
Extra Rough and Ready Overcoats
worth 81 80 reduced 10 $3.50.
Heavy Fur Beaver Oveicoats worth
$3.50 reduced to $500.
MEMS all wool Cashmere Pants worth
$3.50 reduced to 80.
Meas Business Sui y worth 81 reduced
10 1915.
Roys, Suits worth ei.a0 reduced TO 50.
our Christmas Presents are compii.
mentary 10 our friends, aud Will posi-.
lively he given away ms advertised.
Every patron OF our estabiishinentw Will
not receive lottery ticket, but the pres.
ent direct, causing NO disappointment.
Please remember We also offer One
Hundred Dollars Reward In any case
where any misrepresentation is made
by a. or auy OF our employees.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-12
re.nignl's Keiiogg Concert.

Tonight the Opera House will be we'll
filled with one Of the most cultured. and
fashionable audiences Wheeling can produce.
The attraction Is one OF the justly celebrated
Clara Louise Kellogg concerts. This Is IN
event OF no email note to Wheeling audi
sncs and has bssn pleasantly anticipated ever
since It was first announced. The sale OF
seats has been large, but several choice eeats
are left and caa DO secured at Wilson & Bau-
mers.
The programme 10 ono sbopuding with
musical gems, as can be seen by peruUing
1t Is as follows: "vedl Napoli poi Mort"
by Campana, Siguor P. Ferranu; 20 Milo
Fernando by Donigstti, Misl AHA Pets:;
piano solo, LIS.'s tRhapsodie Hongroise,
No. g." Nine. Teresa Carrenc; "Ernani invol-
ami" by Verdi, Clara Loaise kellogg; violin
solo, "Ballade ct Polonaise" by Vleuxtemps,
Mr.. ]. =. RhodesI "Ths Arrow aud tbs Song
by Pinsutl. II IS Alta Ptage; p sne solo, q 'si
0lssau J'E;ais" by Henselt-b LA FauSs
Note (Etude) by Rubinstein, Nine. Teresa
Carreno; EugIish song, Clara Louise Kellogg;
comic song, S!gnor P. Ferranti; violin solo,
Spanish dance" by Sarcastic, Mr.. J. F.
Rhodes; Duet, "Don Pasquale" by Donizstti,
Miss kellogg and slSnor ferranti.
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rHn CIRCuIr connIS.
Yesterday Is Pfoeee digs One Man al,
en- six Mouths-Two Cases Disaiissed.

80 NH
Yesterday Is PfoeeediIEs-One Man Civ
ensix Mouths-Two Cases Disaiissed.
In Judge Boyd's part Of the Circuit! Court
Yesterday, outside Of aylittle.chaucery bust.
mess, nothip; was done. yTe That, part pre-
sided over by Judged ieob there were matters
that sngros.ed the ailsntionof the Court all
day. ~ -. 49, b, ,.e.....
vE Emma Wooster, charged With assault and
battefy. Owing 10 the 6bienceot material
Win e,ses. at The request OF the Prosecuting
AttoTney the seSGF d'snitsed, y S,sit;'
Jobn1 Mod wa pe1t sbforgh into
losr,rtS- II will be remembered that during
M last State Fair, N eD onough WI .aecused
~ stealing watch frInl party in Twelfth
street restaurant. The watch was found In q
nt,nk on .the steamer Bachelor In which
| McDonough ives RleepipG Presenting Al.
torney Jordan stated that az the Grand Jury
had fliled to return an Indictment against
| fba prisoner and owing to the leck Of mate.
sSsl SWitnsSses he ielt compelled 10 sEk that
the prisoner be released, which was done:
Med oNough was delighted TO ind himself
itI Tossnh Howard and T, r1inand Miller. In.
disted Jointly OF larceny appeared, and How.
al ssting a severance he Was pps on trial
ii,s. sThS chGyge vas thGt he was a,6oufcd'
erste Of KILLERS in stealing brass journals
fron, cars On lhe B. so. sidipgs. Capt Doyen'
A. anneared Tor the defense. The claim he
set m was. that Howard had heen made the
victim, 90 to speak, Of misplaced confidence.
NE following Jury he:rd the cat! Herman
hsilsT Louis Asmus, r. D. ZINE, Balgsr
Rotts VIM. Rayle, Adam Kra.S, Henry B.
GoSf1av. Michael GFuber, Stephen Tracy,
pstricE Daily, Harry Houser and VIM. MAI
lon. Howard was Owen SIX months In the
county jail.
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PERSONA MENTION.
News and Gossip I'm Reference 10 Various
PenpIe.


People.
Msj. ]. @. Anderson Is quite sick q. his
rooms at the Mcclure House.
. Mr.. W. G. Brown, Jr., one OF Preston
county's popular young men, Ia In the city
for few days.
Rev. 8. B. Barniiz arrived In the city yes
terdsy morning from Washington, D. O., on
his way home.
Mile Rhea and company 90 to Z.nesyiile
to-day, then to Irontou and Columbus and
then 10 Pittsburgh, where they will play at
Library Hall all OF next week.
Misses Grs,le Heidrlch and Cinda BOIL,
two young ladies from Marietta who lave
been visiting Mrs. Jacob Otto, on the South
Side, return home tomorrow.
Col. Ed. sehou, OF Pt. Pleasant, q member
Of tho Peuitentiary Board, pss;ed through
the city yesterday mor1ing to attend a meet
ing Of the Board held last evening and to.
day.
Mr.. z b. Bowie's numerous friends in this
city will be delighted 70 hear Of his promo.
ton from.the position Of travelling salesman
of the EEna GlaIs Works, OF BelIaire, to the
Office Of Secretary. He Is both capable and
deserving.
DR.. A. +. stifel, Of this city, wss yesterday
appointed q State University Regent from
this district by Governor Jackson, Uicc Prot.
". P. Wiley, resigned. DR.. stifel Is RAP
idly rising man In his profession and Is
esteemed and respected by all who have the
pleasure Of bis acquaintance.
Tar TSrgInoRNcER JoB PRINT1EG OFFICE
executes all kinds OF Book and Job Printing
at the lowest prices. Call and get an esti-
mate,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-12
IN THIS VICINITY
rasRs ARE pLeNrY Of AAppENlNas,
Judging from the Nswsy Budgets Sent
In by "IatelIIgepeer" scouts-Rell.
aIre, bridgeport aud Mounds
yilIe's Mews.State Matters.

The mail ssryice on the B., z. 4 G. Rail-
way, viii be extended to Zlntsyille, o., on
the 18th. inst. The line TO be known as the
Bellaire Zanesville, r. z. o.
The Morgautown Nep Dominion fAyors a
convention Of the people Of the county toF
the purpose OF discussing the pros aad cons
OF the railroad question 10 that county fully,
freely and frankly in all les bearings
The ticket office at Brilliant was entered
by burglars Monday night, the thieves effect
ing an entrance through window, stealing
the ticket case and all the tickets and $50 IN
silver. At noon yesterday the ticket case
was found half mile from the town. Tue
loss OF tickets cannot be Ascertained yet.
Iulormation has been made before Justice
Rugh, Of Fairview, Hancock county, against
David Nixon, Of the firm OF D. Nixon q Co.,
for attempted criminal assault on the 1O.yeai-
old daughter OF John A. Troup. Nixon was
arrested and after the testimony was taken
no was held In 81, 500 for court. Nixon Is 9
young married man of good reputation, and
il superintendent OF the Ntssley Chapel SON
day School. It thought by many that this
is case OF blackmail. ~ Ei-i ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-12

Hecrefavy Of State 9talaaker yesterday Is
sued q certificate of incorporation TO the
washington Chemical Motive Power Co."
formed Tor the purpose OF using, s,lling,
leasing or otherwise disposing Of patent
rights and all franchises, etc, pertaining to
letters Patent. The principal office Is to be
In Washington, D g. Ten thousand dollars
bas been subscribed 10 the capital stock aud
ST. 600 has been paid In, and the capital stock
may be Increased 10 $1,000 900: Edgar NJ.
Marble, Samuel O. Pomeroy, John +. Ohm.
stead, T. B. Raessle and II. Kilbourne, all OF
Washington, hold 20 shares each. The cor
poration Is TO expire December l, 1888.
A certificate was also issued to the "West
Virginia Mutual Life and Accident As,ocia-
ton, formed for the purpo:e Of doing gen.
eral insurance business, insuriug sgains. all
risks, casualties, etc and all things that are
usual in such associations The principal
place OF business Is to be at Charleston and
the corporation is 10 expire December 81,
1882. 0ns thousand dollars has been sub.
scribed and 500 paid paid 10. The stock
msy be increased TO $4,000. Shares are S.
eacn. Thomas ". Cook, OF Charleston, and
James P. Payne, W. II Fisher and b. Work
man, all OF the same place, and John Afford,
OF 6riflithsville, hold 40 shares each.
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BELLAIRE.
Excursion on the II, Y. d q. II. R.-Ma.
sonic officers Elected.

Excursion on the II, n. d q. II. R.-Ma.
sonic officers Elected.
Father brennan was In town yesterday.
Travelling Engineer Carlisle, Of Wellsville,
was in town yesterday.
George Il. Muth hal been formally appoint.
ed Chief OF the Flse Department.
A new sidewalk has bsen made on the
street leading 10 the tobacco warehouse.
The Monumental Association has had the
cannon at the monument painted with, q
composition that will prevent rustirg.
More books are for sale in Bellaire this
holiday season than ever before. 1t Is only
lately that books Of aTy kind could be
bought here.
Tho officers, directors and prominent stock.
holders OF the B., z. & @. z. R., are to-day
making an excursion aad inspection trip over
the now completed read.
The Bsllaire street cars will run tonight
In Connection with the Wheeling cars 10
bring home those who visk 70 attend the
kellogg concert at the Opera House.
Mr.. 1--we Baker, whose case has been a
peculiar one, Is suffering from tumori and
yesterday q consultation Of surgeons was
held 10 decide whether the tumor could be
removed sSiely: Il was decided that 1t could
not be removed.
The officers Of Bellaire lodge A +. q A. M,
for next year are: Dolph johnson, W. NJ J.
3. Smith, 8. W.;T. ]. Stewart, J. W.; @. II.
Sec; Chris. Blppus, TreafssA.
NcClain, 8. D.; Adam Faupsl, ]. d. Joel
StfahI, TileF,
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rho InbIlee singers.

The audience ihst assembled In the First
Baptist church lisS night rhoWed with what
interest the pcopls Of this city LOGGED for the
cominE'cf the celebrated Jubilee 6ingess, Of
Nashville, Tenn. In the rendition oil the
programme, which was lengthy, the singers
elearly exhibited the fact, that they are not
Smply qualified 70 reproduce In a very pleaE:
Ing manner tho old plantation songs Of
Southern dafkiI j hi ala7pry times, but also
satisfied the iutslligent audience before them
that they HAYS mastered the most diftcult
parts OF the musical art, It would indeed DO
hard 10 tell which Of the many pieces on the
pro7rap;me were the most happily disposed
Of. bat It 10 entirely safe TO say that the con.
cert was the most Successful Of the kind ever
presented 10 the people OF Whesii1G.