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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

A pLEA FoR rHE LITTLE FOLKS, Don't
expect too much of them; it has taken
forty years, it may be, TO make you
what YOU are, with all their lessons
Of experience; and | dare say yon are a
faulty being at the best Above all,
don't expect judgement in a child or
patience under trials. Sympathize ia
thier mistakes and troubles; don't rid
icule them. Remember not TO measure
child's trials by your standard. As
one whom his mother comforteth, says
the inspired writer, ano beautifully
does he convey to us the deep, faithful
love that ought to be found in every
woman's heart, the unfailing sympathy
with her ohildrens griefs. When see
children going to their father for COM
fort, ] am sure there is something
wrong with thier mother,
Let the memories Of their childhood
be as bright as you can make them.
Grant them every innocent pleasure IN
your power. We have often felt our
temper rise to see how carelessly their
little plans we're thwarted by older per
sons, when little trouble on Their
part would have given the child pleas
ure, the memory Of which would last
lifetime. Lastly, don't think child
hopeless case because it betrays some
very bad habits. We have known chill
dren that seemed to have been borr
thieves and liars, SO early did they dis
play these undeniable traits, yet We
have lived TO see these same children
become noble men and women, ano
ornaments to society. We must con
fess they had wise, aifectionate parents
And whatever else you may be COMPEL
ed to deny your child by your clrcum
stances in life, give it what it most val
ues, plenty Of love.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

Wo1As's woRD- BOOK Lace. A
needles cpigrAm; AL the more valuabl,
for the beauty Of its point
Lady.--An indefinite word used Il
define any one Of the feminine gender
Lamb. Much admired Is husband
with plenty Of mint sance.
LAnguage.--A torrent from NO.
mans tongue; q current from her syea
Laugh. Tha bell which announces q
pretty ses q teeth
Lsgacy.--Ths spice which snbalms
ycnr memory.
Letters (Lovs) The tombstone Of
the past, with The spitAph. Here les
Lberty.- What woman feels inclined
20 take il refused
Lifeguard Two yards or more Of
household cloth, much sought afisr BY
nursery EnAstla.
Lson. The animal Of al others she
pgnfara 10 tAme,
Llquenr The feminine 81 oognac.
Lock tof hair. IA cutting which
o&Eviea train o. thought back 10 q
past junction.
L,ordhhip--A ship which Fee women
woaA rofoss % steer 70 The UHited
HksAeA
LOttsry TSeksk--A marriage esrsih-
cate
Love -- TIE deoee of hnartA
Lower sorvAni who 10 nsreF ASA
ed for a character from bis iass plaza.
LaxgAge The gnge 0G 3 woman q
PHILOSOPHY
Luxary 4 mistress IN whoss lAp
oAs tosgels tbs lapse q tiEas and alaps
q cozscasueN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

A POINTED cHARGE-Judge Barrett
delivered pointed charge to the jury,
on the opening of the Windsor County
Court at Woodstock, on Tuesday OF
last week We quote from the Standard
The Judge delivered to the jury a
brief charge impresslng upon them the
importance of impartiality in arriving
at verdicts, and the great evil of men
acting as jurymen who are not honest
who are knaves, who get upon luries
for the very purpose OF giving verdicts
to parties for whom they may feel an
interest. Some persons, there is rea-
son to believe, hang about court for the
purpose of clandestinely influencing
the jury, and he said that if any anthem
tic cases OF this kind should come TO
the knowledge of the court the parties
so offending would not find it very
profitable employment The Judge said
that lie was led to this line OF remarks
by the fact that recently thore have
been cases in the State where this thing
has been practised, particularly the
McDaniels will case in Rutlnd, where
il was carried Oh most openly aud
shamefully And he bad been reliably
informed that during the last two OF
three years in this county individual ju-
rors had committed perjury and crime
against justice by claiming not to have
any knowledge Of causes tried before
them, when in fact they had decided
upon their verdict before the trial be-
gan,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

aAasefss.ur y b ~ tF.as .hal riaaehias z
ta tho farmrr. Ihaft wau.d s. san.s natafAi rro-
auafi-f - ~ e o. esFih vss aestT tfetea.
ard e vuald haid sisaai IT, ssuv rt!aiiau e he
pr,.sueisan = a rall-ss,tipaigd gsnisn, shsi the
- hts = uua a,rgtise5 tssr D. g. s1is stvsrtlsoa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16
The sIAsEs HAABfIcTgRIAs cos
New Family Sewing Machine

,onfesss1ly superior 70 all others and
pdAptsd 70 the greatest variety o. work
ara sold in this secaoa aud Fully War
.anted By ne 50 represented
Ai.sa a. assf7sm 81 = e airsfr4t Esat sfttt
lnra saa aaslaz rhrpsas xesals osl lss 80 - iss
s1asspanF
r. T PuRDi. Agent
49,. 20 Il fsse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16
Tmn H1Arr ON rHr RlaHr SIDE !

IHK HEAkT ON THE kiaHr afpE r
4 Detroit paper says There is a
young man attending college IN Albion,
Michigan, whose heart Is on the right
SIDE. He has been examined BY sever
q Of the most noted physicians in New
York and Washington. who all agree
thai such il Che case This j. the sec
end case on record Of the hind" The
Boston TraAssrps adds 10 this The
poet Dorsem examination O. Rev. Ja-
sea Whitman, brother-ln-lAw Of ex-jov-
@rnor John Fairfield Of Maine. Who
died At Portland Ne, sosne years since
81 pleurssy, Disclosed that his heart
waE on The right side Perhaps BIS Is
the second oese referred 70, Mr. Whit
nAn wAa "a active and sfAeieni clergy
man beyond middle life. and the hrst
secretary Of The Unitarian Association.
Few sncn have worked harder o. preach
Cd uors thaA he dad
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

IMK THiMmE Tie name e this II
lie instrument j. said . b derived
frum 'fbamh-hoi, being a frsi thum
BE and afiaruari thimbls Il = q
Duseh invention. ard was bsought to
EnflAnd aipeut tho year 1905. by l0bu
Isoflinr. uho commenoed IS msuuiae.
tafe At Islingtou, near Loud0n with
great profit and succesS furmcfiyirun
and brass we're used but iaiterly steel
silver and gold have taken their places
IL the ordinary mauniaotuFs. thin plates
Of metal are introduced into q die, aad
then punched into shape.
In Paris gold thimhlss are mauutsc-
tursd 10 a large extent. Thin sheets
Of sheet-iroB are cut into dies q about
two inches in diameter These being
heated red bot. ara struck With a punch
into a number Of holes, gradually In
creasing IN depth 10 give them The prop
or shape The thimble is then trimmed
and polished, aud indsnted around its
outer surface with a number Of little
holes, by means Of small wheel II
is then converted into steel by the
concentration process. tempered, secured
and brought 10 blne color A thin
sheet OF gold il then introduced
into the interior, and fastened to the
steel by means Of polished steel man
drill Gold leaf is then supplied to the
outside, aud attached 10 i by pressure
the edges being fastened 10 groove
made 10 receive them The thimble Is
then ready for use. Those male IN
tins manner do not wear out, as SO
many ordinary gold thimbles do, but
will last for years. The gold coating
| il cut away by needles, may be easily
replaced but the steel is of excellent
quality and very durable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16
COLLINS.
WEST DORSET.
CAUTION
To EemnIes i'm Delicate Health.

To Females i'm Delicate Health.
nR DOW, Physician and surgeon, No Endicott 81.
~ Boston is consulted daily for all diseases Incident
TO the female - stem. PrGapsuh Utefi ~ Flour Abus
Suppression, and other menstrual arrangements, ere
treated pathological principles, aud speedy re-
lief guaranteed In very few dayA 70 Invariably GER
tain this mode Of treatment that most obstinate
complaints yield under g. and the afflicted person sp0i
rcjoices 10 perfect health,
Dr Dow has doubt bad greater experience ~ tbs
Of diseases Of women than any other physician Ia
Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may wtsl
10 stay In BostOn few dsys under his treatment.
Or Dew. since is45, having confined bic uhols attsn
ton Office practice i9 the " Private Diseese
aud Female Complaints acknowledge no superior n III
United States.
n bah letters must contain dollar they vii
not be answered.
Once haurs from A, NJ. L. p
Bos %, July 20, is65--iyJys6
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16
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A. fsaAes falss Aaa aaws c1hAie
Ta,aeFh ehsaAast hsefs rnns tam - gray
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fes va cas- assel4 faoes dearly lofed,
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neY1aA tAif stars. skaA 81 rsea1n
fA@ sAseI kaes "a Hweet Asfisen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

Tiss fasl.ssssf Fasssaz2 ssfsss wess ssses Fale
EsAss lsses ltsss rssssss s,fsaassslss sssauf ~
nensaenss Tao ~ars ~nattex - Msssrensass
u. urpea& yaass see tg l,sHuafsl F~ung Sse.
jan - : hssfszssNasAaA zsNMtss a fAs ~ ~.
30 suhassss sses lainal iefY aSsarsts, an
ss.s, ~sas Ess naass ai-aae4asauszlf SD b
asst-E 2 $50
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16
SEWING MACHINES
w. A. ADAMS.

IIAVtEG b-ca engssee il he aestng NsehiHs tBsl
IL - ne pas, sS ear beta selling end rrIssf.
log Different kiads feels ooasaeni b. fVcsfn ~
- zoe ths brst uaehiae in ftuif that Ans been
theagAi before tie pahtn ftS HOWE teaiAe feceis+
- ts tgld Msaai y tas Paris Ia Frstlaa ~ ISL us
best MErhtse peAsH aai stf efsmlne ~ yuafss4 -
Aisa best asD3ftment = WAfCaE. ULOgks, al
IEwELKf fof sale lirTsstrtHE ssh sanc
FAes ~ Patnt, W., 4Aauafg u. lbsS~4ysa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

fsaAs isSs. sAsn tass = 80
~ tasstf ~ - kTeA e. Fnas
Fyeas wi.ssms YaMns Nse hAs ~ go FEAns
Ysse fsses aaae8s iais sarsNislR 1ss,
I sfb q fstaE a - tAz wears
Nhuse sssszH4 Nassnes8as fsss tsgs vt'ee
Isssa 49, lts tlaas. xtNa go ~.
{ iss ~ hsaf4 ! Nsee4 e61tsatn-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

RsAaa - ahss ssY a aA2ss taseaxkt,
~ assassr tsdqst sd sieeassf iralh.
~ e1fpns waeesaa &aAxiy t,eagAg
- aaKtass cars sEis &eadfnlEE pass
g. ~ sNs wears uia fSses ear tsteE
r. ~ ias laesgpss afn hAs sesa,
JssAre Az ~ AfsA - sya, ~ s1Nes.
- seset - faldAe - sstea Eitsnonz
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16
The Old Established Hospital,
No 5 Beaver st., Albany, n J.
QUICK CURES ASH LOW pnICEa.

Tirelay Thousand Patients Itgei .iTaaagg.
nR !. TELLER continues - he eouhdehtstly con
~ suited All forms ~ private dissasst Al he 90
tabiishad Hospital no Beaver street Albany n. ~
Twenty years devoted o. tht particular branch 81
practice enables him h. perform fuct 81 no ehsf
physician can snd biz faces sGeh tbeBg H cefreA
ps6drnee with the most eminent pas sicaHt Il ths Old
World u obtaining The safest ec tho latest rene
diet fsf thcss disease offers inducements to TIE uutf
tnats afa nlck sud rapid bs obtained smooth
sf Office IN Amsriss IN ryphiliis GanonioH, Gleet
-rirture Enlargement N the fesiices and ng,rnsiis
ogrdk Bubo liberated hfu4t, sore u0ts tender sbn
bones C8taneous rrupuons bas, ticrfs AlcesssE And
Al other Impurities II the system eficctiy andsI
Tie control % the Doct medicine and have beH tes
"a 10 more THAI 5000 sBuuaily, via immshs'
! sucgest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

Yonhf men addicted % secret tafitt Who hare m
paired their hsalihs sH4 destroyed tbt fiFd y ,sN
minds aus themselves " ttt pleasure y MsF
red Life are hUtih,d tb4t Gunsu'irg - y Teller
they All rnd fffud d. eaneuts and fhgslfiah We
has cured thansands H slnos every tft y thr thle9
staies Who Appse b Or 9 bratsu acv u hssits n"w
rejoice lH 81 That makes s dssirsbf sna ffhh hult5
The rendeF Il ufeuurss that e csff - thtf sub
,eet uili prevtat more inHt description ~ this ter
f4bis disrass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

t..k faf - sry todY @tsftliHg aissasafes ~ Tel
isg great wort Tor ne married lhoss esiemlaihf
marriage 90 IkKst fi ~ Ilatfs fe, fa erhts rfHi
e. ali parts uAdsf - pet fsif 'ee ealss t3a TIE
ssst Tenf Tbs sihet rnafrlsa and th narrtfa tsFpt
Isrturr - Iagss haa Assf fsFffef cpfHi5st
usrt 10 widwifsff tie0nts3ns brHafeas y scaFit hsf
e. besssg ralIahtd WhFfaHffa b. HHfB ihfcs inss
~ Aalauat stEsa BRIT eg esnis ir sgtrs 81 iesses
staieps iselassa wiil aagy y tstpr msa hi
Teller hss aeraied s IiaF - TIE fuff sfthas ssfsAs
= ufof whssh tit hpais tfest
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

YOUNG DEXTER,
yill stand f,r limited plumber n mafea The cpsang
season, ~ ths Homestead Stock YARN ofeenvifh,
Washington County n Y seasgn "a Commence on
me tst ~ Mar and end me nfst dag n Eeptsiulef
Y0uE6 DEXTKH was bred Al gheftef5 VfApEe COUNTY.
n 81 & four ysaFs 9id, ~ hyFdyk'a liAmbigtenisa.
stands nearly haHds and y ont u ne bgst q he Fl
~ as telehrsted Sire Young Dexter y hGf hfolnef
&, nexef GeaFsa Wilkes, Bruno. Brunette aiisd "A
8oantsin Boy and other se kAgWn h0fssa Nef1
evidently ton he sile, SHAPE clei Young Dexter sbI
not only bring Feutls Soc sad speedy STOCK bet ais1
handsome carriage sad family hpfsss AZ well u is
ulhHitesly yF he leHeat y st0et growers het they II
tala MOI only tbe best hHd a9st popular hPd ia ihs
country, but Risa that ntiea e}mWhHh7 nc ht8bs~1
pfcss iu the Hnfket aha & rnanifes - a1fe labor N
care fase COED egit thsn nj iafefigr aas y WaH
win ytsw % iEaBfsye tae sh y gefsf T. hefibeI
Esw Yrk FsfsB8nt, Nsa Hampshire rtE isai 8gii
Destar wsa purchased ~ be pFesaat awhefi ~ ~
Page Eilfaf u Iss Peoples lannsaisfie aicti isin
10 benent buh tt8ck af9Nffs ea3 sfe #lhh
~ anarfgs ths aRd SSicas@ pssssfg y NJ fzs
lag II Ysss8 harsas
F0f further paTiianlsfsi terms $50 address Hss
,fesa slaek Fsff fiferHwish Hkshingtna Eyaatls n
v q sFkA4foA. Superintendent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16
10 THE LADrEs

nf TslLRE stfl Fraias ths 9n} sEFfs r. saerisA ~
IA ssis - ~ Y8ebatt LtalsH Fsmas NnHttay f'iih
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atation Sc fsalnlf ftHfY sHaFFfaftrf 80 tstte -
ssaes Il every oghsf eienf taFHsPfsRst tfFs EhAFa
iist knA afhef shsHnefiaas iH fslnslff
u4uffas Married isalst il esrtsa eflfsiF ststs'hs
thoad ssota tbsiF FoTHvhs9as 49, fifte tF -
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16
COMns and G0skcis.
IMPORTANT TO STOCK GROWERS
Blood, Beauty, Speed, Kind
ness and Endurance.

Those who desire 70 raise srst slass stock. aHd ~
ipvers u good horses, respectfully Informed hat
so. ia hietffnta an trolling stallion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-17

Mr.. Senator Fowler, who was put upon re-
cord in reference to the impeachment trial as
publicly saying one thing and publicly doing
another, writes Il letter defending his course
He says:
81 can have no interest in a scheme TO usurp my Gov
eminent by a few bad, bold conspirators. The whole
House OF Representatives is under the lead OF those good
old Democrats. b. r. Butler and John A. Logan. They
the that they in 1860 and before. In
house. Wade and Sumner and their satellites lead the
revolutionary movement here"
1t might be possible for Senator Fowler
to write II more insOlent and offensive state
ment than this; but we doubt it. When he
speaks of the Impeachment movement as the
work of "a few bad, bold conspirators," he not
only libeis himself, but also great ma
jority of the Republican party. He forgets that
thirty five Senators placed themselves on record
in favor of impeachment To charge these men
with conspiracy" is to invite people to COM
pare Mr.. Fowler with such men as Sum-
ner, Morton, Morgan, Conkling, Cameron,
and the rest. If he can welcome that
comparison, we are quite content. His as
sault upon the House of Representa-
tives is in wretched taste. He echoes
the bitterness which the COpperheads
seem anxious to pour upon the heads
of Gen. Butler and Gen. Logan. Although
we do not recognize either of these gentlemen
as the leader of the House of Representatives,
we can imagine circumstances under which the
House might very gladly choose to follow one
of the first soldiers in the Army OF the west
and the greatest statesman, in some respects
that the war has produced. If b. r. Butter
and John A. Logan had no other claim to popu-
lar affection, one would be found in the TACT
that every Rebel, every Copperhead, every
enemy of his country, every renegade, takes
pleasure in attacking them, just as MIR. Fowler
attacks them.
We are quite content that Impeachment
should be ended, and that even those who
voted against It should be forgotten. But
with letters like those of Mr.. Fowler, Mr..
Trumbull and Mr.. Grimes, it is impossible to
resist giving expression to what every true
Republican feels. Mr. Fowler may well be
anxious that his shame should be forgotten.
He does not contribute to that result, however,
by going out of his way to SANDER men who
were fighting the battles Of tho country when
he was covering in Tennessee, or men who
were statesmen Long before 10 bad emerged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-17
Smustmtnts, DC.

ART GALLERY, No. S45 Broadway-Day and Eve
nug-Grea National Painting THE New Republic Or Bwanepuo
BROADWAY THEATER - This Evening at "a
Flash Of Lightning" J. X Mortimer, Miss Blanche Gre!
BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUsIC-This Evening at
e." Loves Sacrifice" j. W. WallacE Miss Rose Eytinge
BRYANTS New MINSTREL HALL-This Evening
Tanmny Building Fourieeuh adjoining Academy OF Music Ne"
York at H. and Lottery Of Life" Bryauts Minsirels
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-This Evening at 81
Theodore ThOmass Garden Concerts
FIFTH-ANE. AFT GALLERY, corner fOurteentn~sl.-
Day Evuug Old oaken Bucket" Kaubacs Cartoon The
Ira Of the Reformation"
FOWLER d WEISS FREE LECTURES, No. S9o
Bosdway-Ths 2 for ladies and gentemenSabe'
" Thinkers and speakers
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-Day and Evening
Pictures aud Sculptures
NmO's GARDEN - This Evening at Il" The
White Pawn" Parsenne Ballet Troupe
No 50 EAST THIRTIETH- sT.-This Afternoon. aU 4
D. m-Strawbeu Festival in And Of the Home for the FHenle
OLYMPIC THEATER - This Afternoon at H. anu
Evening at g." Humpy DumIty" g. L. Fox Mule HSDgan
SAN FRANCIsCO MINSTRELs, No 90 broau"aS
This Evening. Birch. Wambod Bernard and Baekus ~ q,
WAIIACWs-This Evening at S.-"Lottery OF Lue'
John Brouglsm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-17

We print herewith letter from Mr. A. ID.
Richardson touching Pacific Roads, and more
especially the Union Pacific. We should have
submitted it without comment, had not Me.
RS repeated illusions to our views seemed TO
forbid Briefly then:
l. He objects thai the Kansas Pacific Road is
not to be completed to Denver. AS the Omaha
Road is to be extended (by branch) to that
city this year, we fail to perceive any National
end to be secured by such connection.
II. He thinks Northern Pacific Road should
be completed before a Southern. There are
some considerations which favor that view,
while others, more urgent, Gas we thlnkO bear
the other way. The Missouri, the Yellow Stone,
and other great rivers, afford access to the
upper country by steamboat; while New
Mexico and Arizona are approached by wagons
alone. Then the Government has more In
dams to watch, feed, or fight, on the lower than
the upper route, and is compelled to keep more
troops there-every pound of their subsistence
costing ten to twenty cents for transportation
alone. Hence the Governments need OF a
Southern is far more urgent and palpable than
its requirement of a Northern road.
III. Mr.. r. urges that there are rival roads
running Westward on or near the Both parallel
that better deserve Government aid than the
Union Pacific. Our preference of the latter is
based on the presumption that it is already ex-
tended much further West than any rival, so
that it can be completed to the Rio Grande far
sooner and at less cost than any other. If we
are wrong as to the facts, then our inference
should be OveTrulcd.
Beyond the Rio Grande, we are opposed to
aiding any road at present. Let us provide
for the present need, if there be need, and
there stop and await better times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-17
MUSIC.

IRVING HALL--MISS LANDSMANS CONCERT
The complimentary concert rendered to Miss
Jennie Landsman, az Irving Hall, on Monday evening"
but partial The elements were propitloo
but not the volunteering artists There was marked
and wholly unexplained discrepancy between the pro
gramme circulated among the audience and that exeeued
by the talented young mezzosoprano and MI Eeoer'
Lansing pianist with whom the musical responsible
es of the evening rested The concert opened precise
ly 80 minutes later than the hour announced S Lam
sing set down in the bills for an originai rs"'o
on La Traviata" but the Introductory SOLO was 'ou0n
safed instead by Mr. Ignatz Pollak, the iuguorous o
tone who at certain OF the year hauhIs oVo
and Irving Halls Melancholy long since "markeo ni'
Pollak for her own" and the spirit Of despair pears us
tuneful Muse constant company AFTER tnls ihi'4s'op
essay Mr. Pollak put in no further appearance iOl w
rest OF the evening although we expected kueken'
Tear from him. and he was also 10 have asslsteu '
Landsman in the "Favorita' duet announced S 'o
c,osin, piece The name OF Mr. WenEel Kopta likewise
appeared in the programme, but that deceitiu guiuo
10 the gems of the entertainment failed To mention Wv
violin selections which Mr. Kopta would play, supppo
ing that he played at ALL which he did not for the VeV
sncent reason he had gone 20 the Chicago saeng
fest The fact not made known TO the public Jus
Mr. Koptas friends asserted that he had expressly nc
fused his name and services for this interesting compn
mentary OCCASION and that the liberty taken in annou
ing him was wholly unauthorized II this be true MI.
kOpta Is releNcu OF any COmpHCllJ III
bit OF artistic humbug. IL strikes us thA'
more extended apology was due 'o
audience than Miss Landsman saw nit to mako
when she announced the sudden adjournment sine ho'
OF the concert, in consequence OF Mr.. Polaks uneA
planned refusal to fulfill his engagement Was Miss lnus
ignorant OF the fact that Mr. Kopta did not perO
the work marked out for hint OF what was sung an'
played on this singular occasion, 1t is hardly Necessary
speak Miss Landsmans voice affords excellent ins'e"'
for the intelligent and painstaking master ana we s
glad to know that she has determined to export Nv,
talents, for development in the more s. '
cOnservatOries of Europe. She sings with TOO h''.
animation and with but poor appreoas
Of the meaning or sentiment to be expressed in..N
was no brightness or enthusiasm, nor any variety OF
preston in her rendering OF siebers Flower song
20 Faust) although the voice told well with the auur
ence and the inevitable superyened An mo"
Fills % t Prophetey was her best effort, which can "
said without implying UNQUALIFIED praise Inc Spaniss
Characteristic song popularized here by DAnsri anu
Gazzaniga is a rolckng bic far above Miss Lsnosnah
reach. and in attempting it she weakened ner Pesy
Mr. Lansing as accompanist and solo pianist, aequ'o
himself satisfactorily. Miss Landsman sas LOT huope
IN few weeks from whence shall doubtless near en-
csuyssps reports 0t Rg Ps9Gssk