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MUSIC.
THE GARDEN CONCERTS.

The programme last Thursday at the Cen.
trail Park Garden included the delicious Pastoral from
Bach's Christmas Oratoro," Cherubinis overture 10
Lodoiska," and Becthoyen's 10 "Corioanus," tho
Andante Schubcrts octet and several other choice
things. The Symphony Mozart's No. 10 In c. which
We do not think played in NewYork before. IL
has only three movements, Allegro viyace, Andane di
motto, and Allegro yvace, but the Andante Is long
enough raise TO the orthodox proportions Although
Il not rank with Mozarts most famous works 1t Is
By deficient either In strength melody. The
second movement Ia Enthusiastically tender and emo
tonal and the third has magnificent spirit, energy AMI
breadth
Theodore Thomas has made beautiful arrangement
for the orchestra OF schubers "serenaJe" This charm
Ing Instrumentation of charming song has Dct with
great favor OF late and the for tonight
Next Tuesday is Scandinavian night when some pcc'
liar attractions to bc offered pianist. Mr. +.
Llebling OF Berlin will make his first appearance lie
will play Giicg's beautiful concerto which aroused 50
much interest year ago. There will be interesting
novelty for the orchestra In the shape Of second Morse
Suite by Ager Hamerik.
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TIE BIRTHDAY or GOETHE.

An American traveller, while idlng about
the streets OF the German Frankfort, i'll COM
pany with friend, pcrcciving the statue of
Goethe ia one of the puolic squares uncOv-
cred his head with an expression of profound
reverence in honor of the illustriOus poet.
His friend, who was ignorant OF the cause
of the sudden burst of emotion, set it down
as symptom of approaching insanity on
the part of the irrcpressible enthusiast.
Such balbaric Indifference to the occasion
which ID to be celebrated tonight, can
not be charged upon any considerable por-
ton of the American people. Our ties
with tie German nation are too strong to
permit the anniversary Of Goethe's birth to
pass away without the utteraDce of the sim
ccrest sympathy. The German people form
too large an element in the society Of New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

An inadvertent reference was made in TIE TRIB-
UNE tho other day TO Mr.. s. s. Cox, as havngspoken
at ratification meeting at Columbus without saying
q word against the imitation platform OF his party
It is the more desirable to correct this fals" impress
sion, since great many newspapers have adop,eu
the same idea, and severely censured Mr. COX lor
something no never did. He spoke in Columbus tho
night before the State Convention. but left for tho
East the next morning. We think it would have
been better if, when he did speak, Mr.. Cox had
warned his acknowledgements and old constituents
against the fatal mistake they were on the eve OF
committing or if had at least taken an early OPP
portunliy afterwards to clear himself from any ss-
picion of sympathy with them. But something
must be pardoned to the natural desire OF candi-
date to avoid alternating possible support and for
the rest, Mr.. COx's hard-mOney faith and works are
of record. &c. indeed, are Gov. Aliens; but we
should be 10th to believe that Mr. Cox, like Gov.
Allen, had lived long enough TO forget the best
tbin,s he ever knew Still he could MT do manlier
thing now under all the circumstances, than renew
his profession of faith very early and very publicly
In these closing days of August thousands OF our
readers still considering what schools to select
for their children for the Winter. We take pleasure
III referring them to the four columns OF educational
advertisements, in other columns of this paper, as
atfordng the best school directory now accessible
anywhere in this country. More in number than in
all the other daily papers of the city combined, they
give, as wo believe, a more complete view OF the
varied educational plans and claims of the most
prominent educators than can be elsewhere attained
Perhaps The Richmond Whig pays Vice-President
Wilson q compliment when it speaks of him as that
energetic invalid" He certainly isn't man likely
to go to bed and take medicine just before National
Republican Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
TRIPLE SH e E II
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREiGv.-The garrison of SEQ dc Urgel capitu-
lated. and were made prisoners of war. - Diff
culties had arisen between England and China; the
British ambassador asked to have re6nforcements
sent out. - The coroner's jury were unable to
agree to verdict at the inquiry into the recent col
lision of Queen victoria's yacht with the Mistle-
toe. - The proposed German Pilgrimage to
Lourdes causing anxiety i'll France
DoMEsTIc.-The National Gold Bank and Trust
Company and Merchants Bank Of San Francisco
suspended; over $1,OOO,OOO in gold were trans
ferred to the other banks by the Govern
ment to help them through; President Raj
ston Of the Bank of California committed
suicide. - George u. Lord was arrested for
bribery in the Legislature, and held TO bail i'll
$4,000; Lewis J. Bennett, Alex. f. Orr, and john
Hand, the contractor. testified in the case. -=
The steamer Persian was burned Oh Lake Erie, and
the propeller Comet was run down on Lake Slpe-
rior and lives lost. - $1,000 diamond was
found at Newburyport, Mass
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-A basis for consolidation
Of the Western Union and Atlantic and Pacific Tele
graph Companies was agreed upon. = call for
q Liberal Republican State Convention was issued.
- County Clerk William Walsh retired from the
Tainmany Hall General Committee. 80 The i'll
vestigation of the Kings County Hospital abuses
was closed. - The races at Long Branch were
won by Spindrift. DonDybrook. BuIgoo, and Dead
head. - Gold, IA, Has 1875. Gold value OF
the legal-iendor dollar at the close, $3.50 cents.
The WEArnER-The Government report predicts
clear and warmer weather. - In this city, yes
tcrdsy the day was fair and cool; thermometer,
go, 72o, &C.
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MISS ANTOINETTE STERLING.

Our Ncw-York vocalist, Miss AntoiDette Ster.
ling Mrs McKinay) will shortly return to this city
for vs her friends, and before going back 10 En-
gland she will probably sing in few concerts She has
very marked and substantial success In London.
and those who know how conscientiousy she has dc
voted her rich gifts TO the service oftuc art and how all
her work has been dgncd by noble impulses, will TO
ji,c tAal abe has been appreciated.
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TuE LARGEST CIRCULATION AMONG THE BEST
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

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trains boats or hotels in rhch usually Sold H con-
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form of composition 80 that conservative de.
tenders of the old and enthusiastic disciples OF
the new may well agree in looking upon it as
by far the most important production OF
musical genius since the symphonies of Beet
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amueements ano nleciines.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC" Around the World"
FIFTH AvEypE TnEATER.-" The Big Bonanza"
GRAND OPERA HOusE-"Around the World IN 80 Days"
METROPOLITAN THEATER--variety Performance
OLrxrIc THEkTER.-At2 and 8: Variety Performance
ROBINSON HALL~--At and 8 "The Princess OF Trebl
sondc."
TutATER CoMIoUR.-At2 and 8; Variety Performance
UNION SQUARE TuEATER.-At 1870 and 8: The Giidcd
Age"
wALIAcK's THgATER.--At 1880 and 8: "Bouottc."
CENTRAL PARK GARDES.-Concert Thomas
GuNoRE's GARDEN.-At 2 and &: Concert.
HorsroSsT. NEAR EAST RivER-At and z: Circus
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Dusiness Notlees.

OvpR Two Million Dollars Paid IN cash
benefits 10 Policy holders by THR TRA'ELEis Of Hartford
RIEHLF Bios. are fitting out the Lackawanna
Iron and Steel Company scales The make special scales
for steel works.
The LARGEST CIRCULATION AMONG TIE BEST
rYOriK-TP TRIsE has IT. The feet Is deinonsraied ny
the Published figures and 1t was four months ailer nsr pu
stunned ais were able I" utter even
bai dental superior circulation shown IN ire orders OF
the American Company. OF the New foiE News Con
psny tho Union News Company and az the oier ht'y
Seacrs I'm the certificates Of the advertising arebt ana III
a. rrDrt of he Postmaster IL the city to the Postmas
Ter III, authorities refuse 70 permit ne further plD
ation Of the Vures Of the complains ol rivals;
but known that they continue DOWN 10 nlnsnnns 81,
10 exhibit the same relative proportions as wh'n nst
announced last April The orders Of tho news COMPANIES
then and demonstrate that THE IhiBl'NFs daiS
c1reulaiou is Greater the combined daily rrCua-
tos OF both World and Times while its WEEKLY Is 1rgf
than the weeklos OF ali Its city rivals AuVef
Users further informal on on these points nave any
10 Publication ONCE, or -re thr ftice
Of Interest Advertiser the special Notices on
Mex pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

The Liberal Republicans issue a summons
for q State Convention at Albany on Sept. %.
This closes the list Of calls for the regular
party conventions of the State. Opposition to
the third term, the Canal Ring. and soft
money is set forth in the call, and the CO.
operation Of independent voters is solicited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

Readers leaving tom for the Summer can hare
The DAILY TRIBUNE mailed to them at any
address. and the address changed as often as
dssired, postpaid, for 81 per month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

Chinese that the British Minister recommends
that reGnforcements DO sent to his aid The
weighty interests involved are, however, likely
to avert hostilities, although the Chinese are
better prepared than ever for war, and arc at
heart unfriendly to Great Britain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

to avert hostilities, although the Chinese are
better prepared than ever for war, and arc at
heart unfriendly to Great Britain.
BY the discharge of each of the men held
under arrest as the burglar who killed MIR.
Noe. the case relapscs into mystery like that
which hangs over the Nathan murder. We
shall probably have from time to time rumors
of new evidence and of the capture OF the
criminal, but the public will be slow to share
with Superintendent Walling the hope he ex-
presses that within a few days the needed
testimony will lie produced and the murderer
arrested.
Mr.. Bayard Taylor in his wanderings along
shore, has crossed the northern boundary line,
and in letter published to-day writes from
the New Dominion. The gloomy wilderness
which is penetrated on the way thither, and
the grandeur of Katahdin towering in the dis
tance afford opportunity for his wei-known
power of description. hitherto unpublished
incident in the life of Thoreau gives literary
interest to the letter, which winds up with
Mr.. Taylor's first impressions OF the chief city
of New brunswick.
The arrest OF the Hon. george ~. LOU, 'ic
of the magnates of the Canal Ring end be-
lieved to be deeply concerned in its frauds, is
elsewhere announced. He is charged in the
present Indictment with having received bride
for his influence and vote in The Assembly in
favor of the claim of John j. Hand Tor relief
and award on canal contract. 1t is asserted
that of the 100000 which Mr.. Hand got,
SAC, 900 was paid to Mr.. Lord and the evil
dence already brought forward goes far to
sustain the allegation. People who have ques-
toned whether the present assault on the
Canal Ring is intended in earnest, are i'll q
fair way to have their doubts solved.
Some of the clcarest evidence yet afforded
of the frauds at the Indian Agencies is pre-
scented to-day in our correspondence from
Cheyenne. 1t fully justiiies III detail many OF
the statements which Prof. Marsh made when
he exhibited Red Clouds samples to the Presi-
dent, and shows besides that those samples
were fairly taken. This testimony tears away
the last rags of defense OF the Indian King,
and if the Investigating Commissioners can
close their eyes to the facts now revealed, their
blindness will be recognized as that OF those
who do not wish to see. Some new features
in the long record Of frauds b. which the
Indians were cheated and starved are dcvel-
opcd, among which is system by which
some 1900 sacks containing each SO pounds
of -four we're furnished as 10O-pOund sacks;
the swindle giving a dishonest profit on the
transportation as well as on the -four itself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

The fall of SEQ de Urgel, after a valOrous
defense, weakens the Carlists in Catalonia, and
will probably enable the Alfonsist General to
reinforce Gen. Quesada, who has been gradu-
ally surrounding the main army of Don Carlos
In Navarro The lateness of the season for
military operations is likely, however, TO pre-
vent any decisive results being attained.
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TIE TTIBUNE's MONTHLY CALENDAR.
n. LARGE figures indicate the days | the mOnhe tmall on
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The purpose avowed in England of demand
ing Tsparation for the murder of consular
Oiiioer in Western Cbiaa i..ss 80 iIII,et-l thc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25
EOR GETOWN.

REPAIRS TO BRIDGE -Workmeu
are engaged in tearing up the wooden pave
ment on Bridge street, for the purpose OF re-
pairs.
THE DIFFERENCES OF WHEAT at the Mer-
charts exchange to day amounted to LOO
bushel
RIVER AND CANAL. - Arrived, steamer
New York, from Philadelphia, consigned to
u: r. hyde, with general merchandise for
Lake, from Norfolk, to r p. A Denham
with assorted cargo for District merchants;
schooner Lizzie Reagan, from Alexandria
with 1,100 bushels wheat for Hartley & Bro
By canal-boat George A. Pearre, with 500
barrels cement for j. @. & j. M. Waters.
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POLICE COURT-yttd0e Shell.
To-day, Jas. Kelly, young man residing
In the southeast portion of the city, was ar
raigned on the charge of
INTERFERING WITH THE P0UNDMASTER
while engaged In taking some twenty geese
near Lincoln park one day last week. Mr..
EiDstein, the pOundmaster, testified that he
and bis men had succeeded in getting some
of the geese into his wagon, when this man
Kelly instigated some twenty-five colored
men to attack him and stone his wagon, and
they recaptured eleven of the geese. Some
OF the men had picks and spades, with which
they cut and hacked his wagon. breaking IL in
several places. A stone struck his horses head
causing 1t to run away with him, which was
the means of saving his life. Kelly denied
the whole story that he melted a riot, but
simply told the cOlored men that the season
was up for impOunding geese, and that he
had no right TO take them. A colored man
testified that Kelly called on the men to kill
Ernstein, and commenced throwing stones.
cOlored man testified to his having been
in charge of the geese, having been employed
to watch them. 1t was shown in testimony
that this colored man was in charge of the
geese whep the pOundmen arrived on the
ground. and the court dismissed the case.
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ALEX AN RIA.

VANDALIsM.-Some, as yet unknown, ma
hciously disposed persons entered PohicK
Church, which has but recently been refittei,
last Thursday evening or nj ght, broke some
of the pews, cut open the cushions of the
chairs, mutilated the Bible, carried of some
of tPe furniture from the vestry room, and
soiled the floor in an indecent manner Such
villainy, If discovered, will be summarily
and surely punished.
HUNTING CREEK BRIpGE.-The repairs
now in progress upon Hunting Greek bridg %
are In such state that travel over that
bridge will have 10 be suspended on Monday
and Tuesday next, and signs to that effect
have been put up at both ends of the bridge
CALL ACCEPTED.-We understand that
Rev. r II. McKim, pastor of Christ Church,
IN ih1s city, has. upon the third invitation.
accepted call TO the Church OF the Holy
IRE ity, i'm Harlem. New York
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kRODHEAD & CO.,
o39 PBNNSYLVANIA AvEHUB
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH sfRKErs.
Have inst rscsfvsd . oomplsts stsck Of the late
NOVELTIES In DRY GOODS,
"a fi.id CASEIS HATRs FEsesh Di1S6s ALs,
0xaIES lain. stIiSsa Dbl aES. DC, &C..
na!kst, having been taksa Iron tAs custom house
BLACK Silks, from d Id to o. % per yard. lin.
cluding TIE oe1eoroeed naks Of Bonnet Guinet Bel
loH, and O0eo and D0CoeeD
BLACK CA1HMEBBS Of French mauufacfure.
gnS1rla1ed IN color, quality end durability, from
YExcX xLPAcAss and MoHAIRs, from 81. m,
S03LtIS tfxGki1S. tSsd and crib, from
VIZ "a Ed yLAxHELs,frwt,.a ana p,.,,. !,
mo- = ceafD - ol4 Der yard.
Ihrse,e yttoa Peri i'd, q 8, IN en- color.
Xmsutta A-t B1sachsd O6fTOE !, Is az ysrd.
49, goods have ben ssleeto0 With Groof care
- Yure1eeed ~ eash, and GAouA rooo}y0 the af.
ssauoa q ~ eaoee buyers.
bRODHBAD = CO,
octi'r sss Peuas, sysa Ut. o ~ N -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

THE STEAMER JOHN w. THOMPSON will,
on Tuesday, Goth instant, make the first OF
her regular trips for Potomac river landings
leaving at a. m, as advertised in another
column by the Inland and Seaboard Coast
ing cOmpauy,
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LOCAL NE VS..

Lincoln HGa.-FIrst and only grand Titiens
concert.
NdfiOpdl Thedfer.-Mrs. d. p. Bowers In
"Lady Audley's Secret"
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THE FIRE LIMITs.-To-day, Gen. William
BirDey filed bills in the name of the District
Commissioners against b. Thornton and Jo-
seph Smith, TO restrain them from erecting
frame buildings on 10th street within the fire
mi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

AN EXTENSIVE CONTRACT.-The Shep-
herdstown Nv. Va Register says a Jeffer-
son county firm has contracted with the au-
thorities of Washington city to furnish them
with o large quantity OF limestone to be used
in making concrete pavements in that city.
The Washington authorities are to pay 81 30
per perch for the stone delivered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25
Weather Probabilities To-day.
OYYrcY OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFPIeER,
WAaHrHQ lcfnhar q. lgIS

FOR the lower lakes. middle and eastern
statsg, stationary or higher pressure, nearly
station airy temperature, northwest to SOUTH
west winds partly cloudy and haZy weather
followed by falling barometer, southeast
winds, rising temperature, and rain In the
lower lske<.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

POOLS in the running races will be sold at
Bun Bryauts restaurant, No. 313 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, to- night. Cathcart and Ba
ker pool sellers,
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THE COURTS.

II you have not yet tried the Warwick
collar, do so at once. 1t is stylish, and looks
better than any other cOllar.-AdU.
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CIT 2 LIE MS.

THF IMMENSE SALES OF Hdle's Houey OF
HoTehou'ld and Tar prove that the people con-
slier IL the only sure remedy for coughs and
colds and all pulmonary diseases. Sold by
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
LIKE REGULARS ON DRESS PARADE. the
teeth should always be scrupulously clean
anu Tree from ol. mish. Keep them in this
and when they are veterans in the service,
they Will still be as "good as new" 60
WE ALL CONSIDER IRON the embodiment
OF strength and power, but how few are
aware that 1t Is this same element in the
system that gives us strength and yigor and
that an 1nsufiiciency OF Ii causes weakness
and debility. The PeTUrids, Syrup, a pro
t0Xi th, OF iropl Is prepared expressly to sup
ply inis NiIailZihg element go
DIR. j. ]. CALDWELL. BaItimo ore, states: az
nave used LiebtJ's Liquid Extract Of Beef
largely i'm debility, febrle and nervous dis
eases, and found ii one OF the most reliable of
nutrient tOnics now In use or to be found in
pharmacy. Scheller K Pinkard, agents,
W dsnlngtOn. co
The Buffalo Lithia waters.
The extraordinary curative powers of these
Waters In the Peculiar Diseases Of Wo,nen; in
affections or The Urinary Organs; in Dyspepsia
and In GO1ay and Rheumatic A fectiOns is
vouched for by some of the best MEDICAL
talent of the country. They are for sale by
Kidwell d Son, 1881 street; Charles Stott Il
Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
Georgetown, ID. c.; and E. s. Leabeater &
Bro. 5s7 Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
SPamphlets can be had of the houses.
THOMAS t. GooDE, Proprietor,
1,4,m&w,6: Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.
Corns, &c -Easy Feet
being requisite to health aud comfort, thou
sands of the intelligent public patronize Dr.
Whites well known establishment, 535 18th
street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from
Corns, BuniOns, Inverted Nails, Chill blains
Vascular Excrescences, etc.
FRECKLEs removed by Natures Beautifier
MISS HULETT Is gaining a successful law
not easily resisted. She uses Natures Bea,s-
nfer. 1885
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TO-DAY's FIRE.-The alarm of fire about 2
O'Clock to-day from box 212 corner 18th and
q streefs,j was for a fire in the lofts of some
ste bles in the alley between 9th and 10th and
n and o streets. The fire department re-
spoIded promptly, and extiDguished the fire
before any great amount of damage was en-
tailed.
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Corns. kc-Rasv Feet


MISS HULETT Is gaining a successful law
practice In Chicago. Her "attachments" are
not easily resisted. She uses Natures Benl-
tVer. 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

OURA QUATIC VIsIToRS.-The Nassau boat
crew arrived here yesterday morning from
New York, and were escorted to the Union
Hotel, Georgetown, by a delegation from
both our home clubs. The crew is composed
OF John GuDster, stroke, +. w. Bacon, Lind
sey Watson and j. b. Reynolds. Several
members of the club came with them, and
many more ale expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

SHELL, niekle, silver. jet, aud 1s-karat
morning, at Prfgg's Jewelry Store, No. 4s7
pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.