New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06

dence No IOs West Twenty xthst has been heretofore
given IN THE TRIBUNE. John Moran OF NO. lSS WeSs
he procured from u C Kelly Of No. TIC haidenlane.
for the New-York City on Company, whose manu-
other kind Of o he pad 80 and "a cents CALM, and
retaied II quart; he sold me o. ~ IL 10
ceived il frsm the agent Herman BnaemaRn, Assist
ant Chemist OF the Board Of Health tesea tu Ne led
1t burned at o temperature OF ~ fanIenhSi" ia
sPeeihc gravity .. was ~ that found in the
store, No 1879 West NiDeteentlrst said TO De ldecl
with that found at No, 4oS West TweBty- a 81
both samples are the came. verdict IN aee4luaIce
with the above facts was rendered py the JuY o
mssieDers or any other authority having the power 20
enact ordinance making " ImnsIao,S oi,' maj
shall evapOrate az less than 1902 Fahrtbbe OI pI a.
less shan 100 Also. over an unknown drowned man
found floating In the North River oil Pier No ~ Also
over Mrs O'Nen who died suddenly yesterday morning
at No 723 Thrd-ave.. Also, ever Mr.. Charles W ho
dldge who committed suicide by taking -andanuW on
Wednesday morning The evidence eOtr3ouIaseu ). ~
every respect the statement given IN THB 1RBuNE OF
yesterday. A verdict Of suicide By poisoning was
rendered. ~ ..a l.- - '
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SINGING CONTEST.
The Arion Singing Society of this city feel
ing dissatisfied with the award OF the first prize to the
Iederkrans Society at the German sangerest at Balt-
more addressed letter to the latter Society e1
pressing much and asking that competitive ulal
take place between the clubs The conditions men
toned In their letter that the pieces may DC 5oe-
thing never before by either Society, ana Dom 90
cieties 10 sing the same pieces. the tIlal I'D lake
place in the largest music hall IN inc city, i've
Judges TO he chosen by each Society they 10
choose a fifth and the decision 10 be Immediate
and final To tins the LiedeTkraRz Society make
somewhat lengthy repy. They think that the precedent
thus established would DO had one that the decision OF
five impartial Judges made after careful comparison,
should not aside and they w0uld not be party To
such proceeding They conclude hoWeyst py express
ing willingness 10 give concert next Winter III con
junction with the Arun SOciety the audience 10 DC inc
sole judges and the proceeds 10 be given TO some Heshn
charitable institution. AT the regular meeting OF the
Liederkrasz Society at their roems on Tuesday evening
a spicy debate occurred In regard TO publishing ire cor
respOndenee between the two societies.
Many Of the members COntended that IN the Baltimore
contest the ArOn Society was 70 use the expression
OF one of the members Z" laid ont ha' and this cha-
lenCe was hui attempt 10 gain lost prestige and mat
revive contest hopeessy against the ArOn was
trick 70 obtain the sympathy and favorof the public
Others said that the AriOn received fOurthcldss
prize they could not challenge the LIederkranz who tT-
nmphanuy hold the first, until they have van
pushed some ~ the Societies who fill up the
fap between them. Others, and they were the
majority, believed that the pH1ic should Know
the reasons for declining the challenge Of the ArOni and
AT Of tue meeting, when good humur preNaed
il was determined to give concert during the coming
Winter for a charitable purpose aud that Ia mat tey
cordially invited the AriOn Society ~ JON then--the
audience be the Judges as to the relative merits OF the
singing societies