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, 1874-03-27

Tnn TRIBUNE has given Its readers very full
accounts Of tour fire." and repetition il use-
less. Etgin, however, now Las 4 sensation OF
its own to brag over, aud will date everything for
q long time from the Fire, It is not improbable
that tho ground burned over will bo covered
during tic summer with substantial blocks. It
ia rutnored that Mossrs. Chisholm aro anxious to
secure several lots in the burned district, upon
which to build d hotel-au enterprise which, it
is hoped, will be carried to successful con-
clnsion. i,
Tlle Roadng-noom ia now open, and we'll
patronized. Tables, shelving, book and paper
racks arc fully arranged, aIl fino display OF
lito,aturo is. mado. Tla Library Committee
hayo worked faithfully and intollieontly. Those
who visit tho rooms arc IMPLY renntu.
The city schools close their Wlutor term to-day
and have vacntion of ono wook.
Monday evening Messrs. Andrews, Woolett Il
Becker give another entertainment, consisting OF
dramatic readings apd music
Tuesday ovenlng Prof. cnmnocls, Of Evans-
ton. LECTURES In the M. e. Church, md Eatllor
Cooney, Of Chicago d Catholic priost who is now
holding mission in Elgin, lootures III Dubois
Opcla-IlolHa.
It IL expected that the additional buildings Of
tho National Watch Company will DO roady for
occupancy in about two monthH They aye built
In d very substantial atld ornamental nsannor.
Tho number Of employes who will be In sorylco
there will amount to about 900.
THO Chicago Il Pacific Isailway Company IL
having property condemned on the west bank OF
tl.o rlvor preparatory to running the track along
this spring.
j The Common Council have granted Schultz l.
Todson {hurnod OUT pornssintt to put q tompor-
ary framo Htoro within the liro imita ,not to TO-
| main beyond four MONTHS
Tile members Of the Fire Department. feel ag-
| grloycd at the dispatch III TUX TRIBUNE We'd.
neBtlay morning relative to the alleged drunhen-
ness Of IT'D members, and the Mayor. on whose
| authority the state1nHnk WAS male, uouies that
| ho said anything Of tho kind. The reporter car~
| tainly had no desire to do injustice to any ono.
aud ho stated what ho Understood tho chief oiti-
cor Of tho city to say-thut. and nothing more.
As there IL no question, from tho declarations Of
Leading citlzone, thht, up to tho time the tro wns
extingnishod, tho ijreman dll tloir duty vol,
tho hayor must have, Bald What l'o did unlor
| the ntlenco Of excitement. and without fully
meaning it, a thing Which worry frequently hap
peus in this world.
Prof. Il. O. Wood. a. H., OF Evanston, leo
Bapt!nt Church. Ills Bo!opticon was regarded
with considerable suspicion by the studonta OF
Wheatou College, until thoy hccauo fully assured
OF itB iunncent unoifentnE nature.
Whenton III ut this time tlln theatre OF oouBia-
crable political exoitoMent. Tho election for
township otllcors takes place ut M carly date,
aud tue oantlidatea for tho various ol,icos aro
ooaoly counting their chancos for victory or
deteat. Saturday IN election will 10 hold at the
Ooust-Uo1Ae to dotoftntna whothor or not power
, 1874-03-27
ourIositioa; and map oxplanntionn viii bo given
by Mrs. Dr.. goodfo!iow antl Miss nnltson.

by h1rs. DR.. Goodfollow antl MisH tnitaon.
A,,eust spoonholtz Of No. 800 paulina strcott
waB caught botwoon pile Of iron and tratn or
cars In tho ynrd Of Ward'a, Rolling hiills yostor-
hrnna brtken and hia Hlsuil fraottro, was aliook-
ingly masIglel. 1Ie WIN roiuoyot1 to hia homo,
aid intended by DR.. Parks, WHO aays he will
probably talo.
Tho Lumbermot1's Board Of Trade held moat-
Ing Inst oyoning to continue tho aubloot OF fonH
for Inspection, proBlnnt Calkfns in tho chair.
A motion VIVA adopted fixing tho price Tor ~,
spocllon at 10 oohts par 1,000 foet, straight
moaBuro. two kinds. 1t was confidently nfc,
dtcsed by several gentlemen that this foo wonid
mont, which was $4,000 per aanum,. and was
baeod Of, tho suppoation that not moro than ono
ha1f tho lumber sold In Chicago. would pnsB
through tho hands Of thla board. On mt
o nS Fa,s for ns9oan 81 s. 'as{n& snd 81
conts por 1.0oo feet; tho rntc for straight
meaanrenlant-throo -four, and five kinda-was
increased to IT, 18, md 40 conts; tho ratio for
counting slngles was reluood to 2 conta per
1000; for counting poHlH, 2 and ~ cents per
1000. Tho meeting thon adjourned.
A largo number OF German Acknowledgements
and others assembled last evening ut FOLKS Hall,
for tho purpose Of making arrangements for
atarting jolnt-Btock brewery at the cornor Of
Larrabee street and WobBttr nvonuo. I'hers arc
now two large brick ioe-housos OH tho ground,
and tho brewery can be erooted ut a cost OF from
$4,000 to $4,000. Stock to tho arnount Of
$3.50, 1000 will be isauod, which Ia thought to bo
sufficient to start flrAt-class brewery. Mr.. Ed
ward Mueller, bettor known as " Star" Mueller
ono Of tho oldest brewers In the city, will bc tho
Superintendent. The meeting wbs not called to
order, owing to the fact that Mr.. Fo1z and
other prominent rnovors in thin spterprlse had to
attend tho Fat Hons Ball at sharpsllooter8'
1Inli. Another moetug will be held at tho aamo
place Tuesday .ovoning, wlion definite arrange
ment8 will bo mado.
, 1874-03-27

rot.1rtrx bfn rlo
!pss a1 mooy m, ~ atna,, @ Il,
s,,ie.;, su ~: - i;u11~ rnanoca,a rns.a,,rons
,.ur ~, 1omhi;nn vou1 ho nior" ouo,,
mo.u ~ ~ In h1oco iii M rarn,'t -
'no b"''o''' ~ se t '"' f'.'0' ~
James Poti!o, late bartender Ut tho Wavor-
ly" Ralool!, DENIES TINT ho waa Accused loforo
1nstfco I1alnos q taking monoY from The TIL, nB
WaH stated III Il1osuaYB tribune. uo also
p!acs wnB greatly oxagEefatcat and TINT 1unttco
demands correction of wllat ho calla tho " mia-
Rsatononts" matlo.
A, ,.+.o,n r,,11uho1 In yea>cra.yss 9,1o,. 7o5.
M nss!o .at ~ 11na,; yn,,t asa.,no1 ~"
tH9 acn!on ..'ss ~ ~ ttnii "1ns H. w. op.nsnet
aoF o h1 ha.puso iii X aaya ~ thnt nnitar tha
y. ny aiaf .,nn H., inn5ora w." Nv 1iastms
r,.;:y, uos " ~ ni,,1 Ivy , aaE;s.l
Mahs n.tfs'S xaa not n.3o,,3ePto
i>, nnu VIII n WAC nm .,o uo''.atoa .isi, ~
im"tI'u s.;,,,os yv1,at Mr. 1Ino;no XII am r,,,t
s -. ~ - ~ ttet nortn,, ~ tI,n hfi7 ,.,,, ~
a.s ~ In - nsto itsn,p IN ~ annronr;n
tio,, Ri in roaaotoJ r,a nrnnoa,tnr III XII,
~" =, III - ,ei,h Ai1 n,1ona nnstlnn aa nrao,1ing
H,a III w. u" .,,,t thnnrht ~ stur,,,,r. III,
thn anu ~ LA nacn ~ ~ aatli|,n ~ III.
ca1o .rits, maw Mavora ,3infatoSshin> oA'0
s'ho "''A A'' AA"'0A
Mention wns mado ycstorday OF tho dohsh Of
Maj. Ja'ncs Palmer tiio oldeat passenger ooil-
ductor on the Michigan Southern Lake Shoro
1lairoaa. Ho WAS Ill honest conductor, as Ia
Bl,owi, by the statement OF another. on tho road.
satd he. lover six months ago the Major ro-
signed hs position. anu after lie had hoon
OF for sone timc tho General Superintendent
wankod him to come baok again, and 1ado =
place for him In tllo Middle DIVISION. using Rix
conductors to 90 tlle WORK when hyc had boen
doing before: 70 tho dibg'1as OF TIA nVo, the
focafptH OH lilo hla1ora tfaln slddohlY 1umpou
, 1874-03-27

~ Chicago Men Returning Home"
We bear it reported that Hapgood Co.. the exten.
slyo plow manufacturers, who were burned cut at st.
Louis Last week. aro to return to Chicago and rebuild
their worlB which destroyed here by tho greHt
fire. OF Oct o. 1871. 1t a to be hoped the report Ia true.
st. Louis must be dull l,tnce for such live Chtcsgo
men az O. II. Hhrgoot, John Lane, ard George IL.
I4aughton. Their many frte1lds will say, "Wocome
homo REaln."
, 1874-03-27

1n11n RNHrAfHnr bnfnra .I11HtIrH HCn11y IT.
49, ~ % =" IT,, e,,a.ae ,n. ' m,s
totuas ~ aua"of ~ ~, tn0 on1iso W intsenS, 1ne
case was consinued till to-day under sboo oonda'
Patrick McCarty anu Michael Haaot were be-
a sao u. ,. s..s m.s Unoe oou.s 'oseus, .,
", WIN tyoo no sase M17 con'lnueo
''i' 1oeso"s' u"o9f "too JULIUS o'on'
Judge Gary will occupy tho bench in tho
Criminal Court for the April term, Which will
meet meet on . Inc MI, otn pr9simo IN the now Court
iAouae VI 'no Hol'" oi"o'
jerry Lorden, charged with the crime Of lar
ceny, was Yesterday lied under bonds Of $500,
by Judge sculIy Of tho Wost sido Police Court,
for his appearance April /.
r,,.,.. u.,,,,u,, ,,t,..,. ,,..p o,..,,,a H..
vns.eo sus t.st tm'
o,@'asa j.. h;c1ra,, rof,nr1 ,I,a .,,t', - - ann7
s.nosa ~ t,'es hno ss'', ~ u ~
t;e "a a so1' aao o"' "a
r,,o ,ooo ~ NJ n 1oao ,,,.rooa nil, Tho
larcony of n sot of harness nntttcrns from Mr. 4.
Tnvlnr nroprietor If tha l,arncss stnra M III
noon yoatoriay In Justice Doydon'a court, Tie
oviiiayce in liz easo hhowcd that mr. fanr Who
for so1no Tina vns onp1oved a. foreman F. tho
ahop Of NJ Taylor, received tettnr offer Il.
house at joliet and accepted it.t This angered
Taylor, who, out Of spito caused Mr: Lang's Of.
rest under the above charge, which he could not
prove, and Lang was, therefore. discharged.
Tho caso of Theodore Trichlo-. who was mr.
rostad 1 T Tneaday' d. oborUsd With Tia larcony @ of
wntcl, and chain and nthor inuoiry belonainr to
Tia cn,n1over nir. T. Gniaxmid nnwnhr1ker
on Clark Street, was called up beforo Justice
Doydon yesterdny morning. After hearing the
evidence in the case, His Honor concluded thoro
wore extenuatipg circumstancos connected With
the taking Of the jewolry, and therefore changed
tho charge from that OF larceny to lsoiderly,
aud fined Trichlor tho Sum Of $50.
Ths frat of next month tho yeHt sldo Police
Court viii vanata thoir nrosont cramned md
5innv nnnomfortabjo "m ] nuartors' md n1pve into
Emf: I'D rooms Mt tho corner Of Union and Maii-
aan atrocts ~" ,rc ,aye hnen rattod and
vonientlv @ v''; arranged range T for tho accommodation OF
1uat;na S,uiiv's eom,+ rt,c 1md1o w;li oiao At
that t;me ns" romoyo lis nriyato ofoe now IN the
s,'1'n trasa ~ W. a,p stsoot ~ a dno
o 10 rartnwost nornor - Itninr ond hiadison
strees @ M nnnns;to tn the hnil,i,nr in which liz
Poiico nourt lil viii convene. ''@'o'@ '''"
o1''o o'a.' wa 'on'1.'' .....-,.,
Tommy LAWN, youth who has haon arrested
| many times on suspicion of thofs was boforo
Justice Boyden, Yesterday. charged with at,
tempting to rob q railroad newH-agant named y.
T.. Riley, Wednesday night. He did not get any
money, aud, for want OF direct testimony, was
merely tnod for " dfsofderiy conduce.
, 1874-03-27

That g. 9. Richardson 4 Co. haye now On hand, at
their Wholesale sooms, second oor Of Nos 1928 aud
130 Franklin strent, fine assortment Of boos aud
Shoes which they Offering to al dealers In city aud
country at prlcoa tlnt cannot fall to satsfy. Call on
them and save money.
, 1874-03-27

-Tboro Ia piece OF track on tho Kansas "a
ci1o Railway that IL thirty mi!os long without
c,.ryo and no grado that IL more thau three
feet to tho mil9. The light OF an ongino eau Gs
soon for distance Of fourteen miles OIL thlH
strip
, 1874-03-27

Mr. Il. o. Wilson, formerly with J. B. sauve. can
now bo fonnd ut tho st. Elmo Sanpe.Room. l45 Dsar-
born street, where he will e happy to his friends.
, 1874-03-27
to 1ovy lux for paying tho lntoroBt upon tho
School, 1Louuo bonds nGall DO delegated to tho

a. a N.~t
70 ioVy lux 1os pasa'k tnp n!e.est u3u ill., ill.,
Schoo,- nouao nohas aaa'4 10 dolegased TO lilo
'ounoot aM D'tinto's. Is .. H., ,1,na, r,.,,o.
lmo n'ee.nB " tup ; aauaoa ~ mlonhofanco ontvh W ~
or Mneason @ ~ 'in MeHlo5n 9 olnren "aa woli n
tonaod poth os Iaaaon au hentlcn;vn nno hl.Gli
estnHsssssh @ w@a maiaes" ~" 1sss: NJ
snitn wna e!a99. a',' % u suia
eu.e WHY lpsu a1e Tiil" iil" ia nn5otn i, ,!"u", W.
.Jo u.!oa npIoatu" ~" , a,,.'., "e. !S,a
w 4. ~ 1llna.n ~ ~ ts,,,"t
oses tromc t. 1v to town tn ctroninto s nna.
~; II ~, M o"Ht so tr ,,a,a IT, H., 10 ~ -,
into1,cotfmo 1inunEa n ohta;n oy,Icncc s@oinat
4insa na;iee iHonin ~ - ronnrt ,3.sn F
ronoa,,t,,,' ,, c.n,mmi+too ~ M,nna" a,,I
,,.s6 PUN ~ onfor Vii, H. raw" n'
+, 10 in,nn,I.i tv tn 11n;nr ti,nt II, wor, snii
H. - t,raaccutad y;9orons,v nr1 il, n thnrn,rh
tri,o Ia ,isoa srn /, an rooat or1 nro n1n
nIa,,t - onacnas ''' 1 ''' o"''''' '''" NV e''
wt,ootor ~ ,ars,1or;ro 3,,o nro,ect ~ oe,.h.
,;en' Lrn,, ,nnm,fo nrv trI,o roc,t;,h,a ~
~ rru,,r ~ lin htsincss tl,cra ore II IL "iairod
unu'rrnaeod s Nv hv tLnsn ~ anv nthar vi,tn"a ~
cisu i, No,tI,nrn fiIfnnia,
WV - r1nnI,Ann ranx.s
| MI. 4,cv T,r poiart ". 1,attoraon In. borrht
| nj tlo Hiyblnni PARK Duildinu Comnnnv 1ho
| rrouor+u nnoutlv occuniod Nv Frodnrci, 1farh.
~ W. s1I rim ". \. Wi,,s1ow. NJ nowan T.
| W,ns,nw. hns houuht of the Koy. W. ". Eyerts
| tho nronarty atlininjnu tha roafdonco nf ". ".
| thnr fmnrnvomcnts. Mr. H. 6. hanks hnn nleo
| K Jn,rea.
Tho iolnt dchate hotwanp tho literary soc;otiea
of Hirfwood and Highland Parlt on tic sl1bieot
| ousBlon. Tic Affirmative or Htghwood, sido
| tvAR a,,nn bv Mr. Tfatrv EvnttE finn G1An.
, 1874-03-27
ST ATE LIME.

Steamships at Pennsylvania; s.ato Of I%a!.sans;
Stats Of Minnesna State AlabaEE HtAto VI virginia.
sass of tHosga; stats u FatIda tbulInE}, sais of
indaHa; SAts Il Nevada tbatldlngI To gasEow. 3at. r.
Tesay Marsh il: ts,o labsna sais March
II 4tp OF FonnxysanlA sails Saturday, April truM
Ftrr S Horth Rvsr MY Weekly katitnEs uext Summer
Rates csh go aud sSd 4 6ss sstss w.
FIR iur'l,or larticnars npply 10 AUSTIN BALuWlNA i
CO., Agcuta, y ltstta6May. Now YoIk. :. ,h,,sno
, 1874-03-27

Eleven broad ,1l1rea hn % coils, W0rtl. 1otuou
Stable, a65 Weht Forty.sevcnth street, between
ntoaa"a5 st anu AsA.. .'.' 10000
1Is III nne n7cn yeufcles and lurncss, worth Juno
Totnl at pauo prices, .$l0a, 10o
Tho risk Of diaoaHo or accident, tho woar and
tear OF carsiageA and harssess, exponsea OF mat,,
food aud traiuora, II considerable, and yot thlsis
a m9dorato establishment compared to some.
, 1874-03-27

No other manufacturer has ever reached this dagree
Of perfection. Families, hotels, aud lanndries much
prefer thesa goods AZ 1t produces hard ustral fnish
, 1874-03-27

AURORA, Ill., March 26.-A young woman,
hniling from no one knows whore, aud whose
na,ne cannot DO ascertainod, cau1o to Aurora
Rome daya ago, and sought board with a respect
able family, paying for two weeks IN advance.
Hllo was accompanied bya carpet-pag, but othor-
wise seemed to be alone. Fee!ing fatigued, she
retirnd carly, while her host and hostoss wont to
did not come down to breakfast, the lady Of tho
mansion went upstairs to know the cause and
found the mother tenderly caring for a little
| eght-pounder. The littlo stranger has beon
adopted BY family in town, aud tha mother has
| dopartad,
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
A MORRISANIA DISASTER.

MOTHER AND THREE CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH
SEVERAL FAMILIES RENDERED HoMELEss-Two
BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
Early yesterday morning, about 3 o'clock,
fire broke out at Morrsania In the cellar of the four
story double frame building In Third-ave.. between
one dred-and-forty first and One Hundred-and-
forty seconds-ts. The first floor occupied by Chas
Door, dealer liquors, and NJ. Holenwood, harness
maker. Each floor above was occupied by two families
on the second floor Charles D0er and family, aud
Carl Knopp and family; the third floor Mrs Mason
and family, and Mr. Shields and family; and the
fourth floor, Michael Burns and family, and NJ. Hiser
and family The Burns family consisted OF tho
father; Mary Burns. the WIFE, aged IS years. Annie,
aged H. Maggie. aged Bessie, aged 7; Thomas, aged
S, and Michael. aged years
Before the alarm of fire given aud the inmates
aroused the fire had gained considerable headway and
the interior of the building filed with hot and
binding smoke. There freescape on the outside
of the building IN the and scuttle on the roof
when the alarm given the most of the inmates
ceeded in escaping by the stairways Into the street.
Few had opportunity to procure more than the
clothing in which they stood could catch up in their
hurried flight. The neighbOrs who had gathered
around the building in response TO the alarm
aided to escape by the windows
and others by the ire-escape The Burns family
sleep by the shreks OF those in the apart
ments below them. Their rooms were already filled
with smoke The father caught up Michael the young
est child and arousng the remainder called to them
follow him. The eldest GIRL Annie succeeded In escsp-
ing with father who also bore safely out the boy in
his arms. The others by the smoke, and
falling Che floor became nsensibe. The father,
he had placed the two children the ground
attempted to return and the others, but pre-
vented by the rapid spread of the flames The building
was almost entirely consumed with its contents, to-
gether with the three-sOry frame building
adjoining occupied the first floor by
John wright grocery and on the
second and third floors by Henry Lips as a dwelling
Both buildings owned by Henry Lips The
double building valued at 5000; the single build
ing was valued $1,000. Insured by the Westchester
Mutual Adriatc, Merchants. and other companies.
The various lost each from $500 TO 500 fur
nture and effects; partially insured. As the
fire under control search made for the bodies OF
Mrs. Bnrns and the three children After several hours
work the body Of the found, burned beyond
recognition. There but little remaining beside the
trunk and head The remains OF the children scarcely
bearing semblance TO human bodies, we're also found
during the day. The remains taken in charge by
Coroner Miller who will make thorough investigation
The origin Of the fire is unknown. The affair created
the most intense excitement In the vicinity and all day
yesterday curious throng gathered around the
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on CHANGE.
THE AIR THICK WITH RUMORs 4 RISE FOLLOWED
BY A DECLINE.

THE AIR THICK WITH RUMORs A RISE FOLLOW I'D
BY DECLINE.
OperatIons on the Stock Exchange, yester-
day. were Of the most buoyant The action OF
tho House in to the SoOOoO0OO legatendcr bill
was a stimulus which the stock market was unable
to resist. Then the announcement OF
a semannual dividend OF per cent declared by the
Chicago Rock Island ana Pacific Railroad. ana .
quarterly dividend of ~ per cent by the Philadelphia
and Reading Furthermore it was reported that the
directors of the Western Union Telegraph Company
would declare dividend Of Is iper cent scrip and per
cent cash. and that the earnings OF the Paeine Mall
Steamship Company had largely increased that Wash
ington dispatches had been received credtlng
Senator Morton with the assertion that s25,Oo00oO
would be added the National bank currency and that
the Free Banking bill would pass. These influences
combined to force stocks upward From the opening
OF the Exchange until short time before the
close the odor of financial brandy about TO be
prescribed In the air. and intoxicated the devotees
OF share list. There general advance OF from
to a amid transaction of large volume OF business
At the second call however. the effect of these state
ments and reports had been lost Other reports OF
less sangune character then took their place. IL was
now reported that tbereIwss hitch In the proceed
ings before the Senate, and that the proposed
increase the volume Of legal tenders would not be
'oncurred in the demonstration OF the merchants at
Cooper Institute the previous evening having
fore favored imitation. 1t was further an
nounced that the Western Union Telegraph direc-
tors had adjourned without declaring the expected div
dend and that combinations were forming which
would impair the resources Of that Company; that
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company had not
increased its earnings. and that its steam
ship the Colims. reported alternately missing and
safe had not heard from On the strength or the
new rumors and conjectures the market declined from
to "a. the largest decline being in Western Union and
Pacific Mail but the close there another reaction
upward.
A considerable change is likely TO be made In
the administration OF the Panama Railroad at
the approaching election to be held April D.
President Alden Il. StOckwell sailed for
Europe yesterday TO be gone consder able time new
Board of Directors In accord with the holders OF
the controlling interest in the stock VIII very
probably be elected There appears to be little or no
doubt but that the controlling interest Is held by the
sdherents of Scott, Strong Co.. OF Broad-st.
What the programme OF the Board will he Is as yet
unknown except those who will elect them
The directors Of the Pacific Mail steamship company
held meeting YESTERDAY at which IS understood only
routine business was transacted. The c0nncung re-
porte concerning safety of the steamship Colima
Combined with other causes TO keep the stock very
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USIC.
CAMPANINI AS LOHENGRIN.


The second performance of "LOhengrin,"
last night was better In all respects than the first The
artists we're more perfectly at ease the chorus was
smoother the orchestra more delicate, and the stage
ence was even larger than Monday and the satsfac
ton 40 marked general that there longer
be any danger In prououncing "LoheDgrin" q brilliant
fashionable and popular success. Madame Missions
Elsa seemed to us more strongly indviduazed than
before and more emotional Miss Cary again approved
herself a thorough artist in her terribly difficult role,
and sg del Puente gave much higher idea Of his
ability than we have entertained heretofore. II
Sig Campanini however who bore the chief burden OF
the night The slight hoarseness which troubled him
little on Monday had far disappeared that rs traces
were only and then perceptibe. trihing accident
Of this kind which every artist s liable In our trying
climate ia hardly worth considering In view OF
the extraordinary merit Of the entire representation
Tina same praise which We bestowed upon Nine
Nilsson yesterday for the earnestness and self
sbnegation Of her mpersonation OF Elsa belongs In
equally unstl3 ted TO the Lohengrin OF signor
Campapni The young has raised himself greatly
in the estimation OF musicians by this noble ana highly
finished performance and can well understand the
unbounde enthusiasm which he aroused In Italy when
ever he vas heard In this beautiful part Wagner tells
DEVELOPMENT Of process In the heart OF
Ei,I "A That ~ true. 30 far ~ tho logi'
,.i .u. ..... y. ... Usiut = CONCERNED put u Is
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THE DEMAND FOR THE TRIBUNE.
ths Rfttor Of TIE rrtburs.

SIR Your paper is served regularly every
morning at my residence up town. TIVE ~ my family.
who arc musical wanted yesterday extra copy fos
tho admirable analysis Of +" LohenGin" and ts cicv~
review Of performance at the Academy on Monday
went to seven newsdealers' stands between Thirty
eighth and Portethsts sxbave., but could not ~
single copy. Whether or not, this elaborate mu"os
article. your full report Of Che debate In Congress
on tho financial question, the full scoouns "
the election OF a successor TO Charles sumner,
or all OF these created an extra demand IL would bs
well for your agents keep supply "a the bcss
Of eDlargng their sales The extra numoeS So"
would three times exceed those left over. 80
And this morning the stand which serves me ba1 sois
all s supply by O'Clock, and bad to send 70 oeshDo
ing one for copies. V
Ae,e York. March %. 1874.