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, 1875-11-15
How to IIc,torn the value OF TurlstEta
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"An inEcnooa nIan." says thu Fd'' ,fnv Ea.
zr'l". 'ha+ been daysot1 BY a. German jew Tor
rsntotng tl.n sa1na nf TurKhh securities in shn
1narket. lin euagonta that tho Turkipt hont-
ho'de's shonld Instead of yainly urging ihnir re-
epectiye Governments to iuicrfcre on ttl"iT s'c.
half. enroll thenfclges M an army. AMI boldly
1nnsch Oil tonrtanssnorlc. Tho moral effect of
t1na denomination wuitd. ho maIntain-, be i'm.
mcnHc. 1lse SULTAN Would. III all probability,
r!is!nk from tho co.scIuenccs es n ii&c},el bat
sIo, we'll knowing that all Europe would be ret
in hlazp Of indignation II hn slaughtered those
whom he had previously plund"red. Tho fact Of
many Turkish bondhoidets being aged ana in-
frla ladies would, It u urged. he Al advantage
rather than otherwise, for, II aheelHd III tho ,an
OF tho advancing army IN invalid cha,rA. ths
Turka would be too cthvalroua to t're Al them or
hack them in ticces bg the sword; ami thta bat.
TALON Of 'decaFcd Reutlewomen would thus act
- shield for tho ntock- -jobbera and nthrr spec
ntstoss 10 tho rear. The bsnEers Of tho aveng-
Ing host should. 1t Ia srg-c ted, bear the devco
Of bull aud bear huggiug each other In am
itr."
, 1875-11-15

oti,cr twenty. 1t vna not po'rtle to weiRh him,
hnt Lila general appearance wa- NH changed fnr
Ito worso. With .orno occasional exception.
when the iniuctiona "ero renlnci, tho patient
Fsatlualiy abandoned hi4 Ieal4!RHcc aud Mt las:
nte in q natural Nay Tho exporiment laesing al
together about two montb,. Tha ch!orotorn
nd'r characteristic Of fa.tiag rnrtons disap-
ttased Baon after the sns injection.
, 1875-11-15

II. s1erage for tho iass month, It will to 4ce, waB
nytf tlaa that fnt the same mouth In ANY preceding
~, Bal low ua ia ~ cents wheat from Chicago.
t,s,,tea,bcr, which WIS only ~ cena. Tie rate Ey
al ist month was ; tvito nu1e than one-haf III
1T r,t I'll Dctos cs f4;l. aud 1itln oser tilrE If
Itnts.ee .ot ths RaIne meath III 1860. This surely
s.el1 transportation with vengeance !-Cugaio
fsnn;rtE{,
, 1875-11-15
FORT HURON VESSEL NEWS,

Ettfia[ pilaaseh 10 fas Ehfcd9o tribune.
Ips1 HCDoS, Mich, Nov. 1s.-Dows--rrors City
rfrzeut George king aud raraes. 1baao May and
Mra
rt-Psora Wenona, Nlnstow, Commodore. suook,
6t'Fa Ind consort, narrum md consort. Egyptian
iaiecu.ct Ch,uneny. Hurlbut aud cousort, Tetnpc,t
taa Elsei betlo Cross AMI barBcs srIrs 8uperiGr,
4ea!s Sherwood, Eagle Wing. Eutua L. C1ync, Fyiug
EA
Eun-southeakt, gentle,
H1IlatR-CIoule
, 1875-11-15
LAKE ERIE.

f,t.rs Dhp1fch to rhe Chttaro 1risvnn
hn r.. Eo7. l4.-napartcd for Chicago, the rropa
',ca flta, Jr., Gordon, Campbell, Manislee: echr
Es&aou. Eecelpss, 43,uc1 Lu at barley. Frcighta
Ill 30 eh1ftctd
, 1875-11-15

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND L PACIFIC RAlIRotut
R<trt, eaFnst u 1uA Hartn an SA.rdaa44 T.eiHos.
Grand IHcVte Hutsi.
, 1875-11-15

CINCINNATI AIR LINE AND koK0W0 LIVE
From fthHFa% CINCINNATI Il 81. Loui. H1say t{sD1 -,
nrr Clinton and trc'!s... Hfs .jis. 1tekes aNet ii
h1nio.tA-st.. 4Md u deLg r ~N-f W
, 1875-11-15

Pi1rsBURn. cisrIlHari 4 ST. lou. Rattg1s7,
ffuaI asp4 fIhAn aat tstrs,eli+st, tiau XII.
f.'Art e-hef I'll h.n'ia'ph-H.. aal u a.,,st. ''
, 1875-11-15

Columbus, rKttbus1 Hew Totl
DAY - 20 4. m. - 4: IN n m
Cn1tnhns lIttAture 4 AeH York
htxnL Esp hss td4llJt. 8.GIp. m, jt0s m
, 1875-11-15
PlIiSBURt, Fl. WAYNEt CHICAGO RAILWAY

= q EFtgV ILL.,
NSiks ffaFf Jfaka rs4F a. kx9pst.lQ
1f futnt+ :tstoalt.st. 1lrket ek1es
her ~ Hashtnatpn- uha nj dspnss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
POSSIBILITIES ON TILE BORDER.

TROOPS ORDERED To TEXAs-A sTRIEs OF MEXICAN
DEpREDArIoNs - CORRESPONDENCE BETwEEN
TIE GOVERNOR OF TEXAs AND THE SECRETARY
OF WAR.
WASHINGTON March 3t-The Secretary Of War
has telegraphed to the Commanding Officer OF the
Department of Texas to use every effort TO prevent
the Mexican raids across the Rio GTande. The 4th,
9th and 10th Regiments of Cavalry, and 10th. llth
24th and 2Jth Regiments Of Infantry are stationed
in Texas and such portions of these regiments as
can be distributed along the Rio Grande will be
ordered to that locality for the purpose Of suppress
ing the raids
The following telegram was received here to-day
from the Governor of Texas:
ArsrIS Texas March 81, 1878.
HS ErccUency U. 8. GIANT ITeS'de"1 @ me C"'ea
SIR The dNpredatons of the organized bands of rob.
hers Il puOIc OF Mexico nave OF late increased
frequency and atrOc - 90 extent whlch threatens
the dcTopdatiJn OF the lower RIO Grande country.
Tar alarm the county between the NdecFs ana IRE
Rio Grande con4q lrdt npon these raids IN Which our
people rutnr sly murdered and their property
i,rrly taken Ivy these foreign desperadoes, "a wide
spread end un"s relieved by some assurances OF pro-
teOOn must result Ia general breakup oil IEe settle
o. the &C of rms month large party Of these
robbers peheira ed the interior a. fr as N'hn IL mes
OF Corpus Christi rul mug sores and ranches "hd t
derinC and capturing citizens, and destroy lns the
appeal TO yOlr Excellency for protection for the
people OF that cCuuuy against these invasi0ns OF ou
laws from Mexico, ,ince thy nave ben ~ a most
weekly Tor several mouths past ana are H.
Cledsth2 10 IOTCc am oo"'d Inc OA''~'", "" ''''
country been compelled f0r the most part TO move
The towns for pro cuon aud no security eHs,7 o,,
size corporations for Hfe Ur property, ana the
people IN tn DOWNS even HID themselves ia CONSTANT
| readiness fOi d.icuSt.
Trust your E.,"heuCy VIII deem it proper 10 give
security to the e0ple Oh the to Grdnie borier ~ we"
che give Won that an extreme Deces-
sty ex fOr %. LICHALD COKE, Governor OF 1ds
The Secretary OF Nar sent the following reply :
WASHINGTON. March 81, 1875.
The GOrernOr ~ TcTGS: 1Dc President beng absent
your t.lrgr.in Ga> ut,n sent TO me- Orders VIII De
gwen 10 tue uh.aFY autbUritIes to take immediate
steps towards the prJ,cc iOn OF TIE people OF Texas On
the MtXic.D frontier. VIM ". bELkNAP'
Secretary OF War.
The 9Th Cavalry, which has been in Arizona dur
Ing the past three wears h ~ been ordered TO ex-
cda ige stations with TIE On Cavalry, now IN Nun
s.L5 and tLe Indian cJ4Itry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
THE RAILEOAD VAR.


FURTHER REDUCTION OF EASTWARD FAs>INuEh
PATHS To TAKE EFFECT TO-MOEROW-SCALE OF
- ..--..,.,.,. 80 TIN, ,.,., AZ,
PRlCES-oID hAlEo I'''7I'i''-N va 'i''- N''-''
TRUNK GiHAT IVES TERN AND CANADA SOUTHERN
..r.,.,
hAlLNNlS'
CVICAGO. III. March Cl.-Ile General 1aS-
- 80. .. -. ,l.;.,,, ,,sr,-.i tho T.,kp : ore
S0HSo' Ae'-'S W ''0 ''O'- -, -.
and Michigan 6Outherp' aud tue FtI"pursn ana rol'
WAYNE Railroads Fed u meeting to-day for the purpose
, IN, t,a e,,t orr,ngeuenfs for the reduction
- - .,...a.,,t r,..,o-r roiu.s
OF passenger ratcS " VAC P''H0'P' A-@''''" 49,
Some changes were made from the rates already
ourou,cod bnt those are still more IN favor OF the
a.. IL 81, .ha
pGUuc lac unc Tor ehe u'ElhhDE Ut Iho e"io VI Wv
rotuccd ticket, WAS cx'cnd.I until Friday. April .,
- 49,. ,t ,..,.ors c,.,ld NOT be COT
IAe hec'SsdIF tr-o'' "'4 p"''oi' O-N ~
ready IL time to begll tho sale tomorrow Ie rates
10 rovr dof itrl, de.i ,et anon will be- az lows:
-. - WI q. ,i,1.at .,ot for three
FROM CL4chsO ~ @0"- i0-h' $40 '''"0' 7'O~ " ~
days.
To Dostor SO tickets good for thrae days.
r. p,r,o 40 t,rk.ts eool for two DAVIS
- -
To PEIdde p"la, ~ tickets sood or 'ofee uays
To EIltiuUro aul WasAil-t.H g, tickets good for
-
Vu'ec "15e'
The rates heretofore were To NcwYOrE. 500 10 Eos
ton sos e. 10 PnIIadruhIa SO; 10 Baltimore and
u,,t, s,o r,r,.. ,r, mn o,bar dravh,cks or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
PERSONAL.
be repeated

Ex-Congressmcn Shellabarger of Ohio and
Wilson OF Indiana have formed Law partnership 4LG
opened u ohI,e 40 Washington
Ex-Gov. Hoffman is said to have been greatly
benefited by 4ropeau ttp AMI to be IN excellent
health. He Will visit California during the coming
Summer
Gen. Spiuncr'S resignation is said to have
been received with general sadness among the en-
oloy6, OF the Treasury. The Washington Repuotcan
the women cerks wept Axe cAIdren "Aeu no o'u
them OF II.
There is a DR.. E. G. Holland who lectures
On 1.-THE Jews aId the best informed newspapers
rhereupou say thai D. q. Holland been holding
editor Of Scrt6nerS Monthly tIlks wisely abodt many
things. out tuey are prluc py inere-ung to Genthes
The Douglas Monument question is not yet
oct of the Illinois Legislature. Tie bill apprOpratlng
sOOOO has oecn defeated bat there is another still pend
ting which provides for removal Of the remains TO
the grounds OF the state University and authorizes the
sale Of the present site ana the application OF the pro
ceeds FOR the completion Of the monument The history
d prev oIs ogsation The subject gwen as follows
by The Cltc1go Tribune: I'm ISG2 the Legislature ap
prOprAtcd :251O 10 purchase the present ste Whele
The body o. Douglas was buried. 1hls was Understood
have ueen all tnat Wac ever expected OF the state
The THE 10 that size the property OF the state
Tne "a scres on which the incomplete monument now
round aSures. s56ooG-Iernaps $4,000. The most e1-
travagant proposition Was for a monument 10 cost
be buit for s25 $0J) IL the be sold IL Is
Natural to that me entire proceeds Will 10 con-
sumed one way or the OTHER"
The London Acddemy says 1t is probable that
a new BOOK Illustrating the career Of Lord Byron in
Italy ana his relations with the Countess GuicciO may
be published very distant date. II takes the form
Of a narrative written by lady, OF visit which she
paid receaty Rtvenna, aud 60 the Guiccoh Palace
there ana OF her Interviews with the secretary OF the
GuicciO family, who gave her access TO several very
curious and amusing documents bearing upon the
loves OF Byron and the fair Italian Countess. These
papers include a letter from the Countess 20 her hus
band, cOufessng cupaDlty u loving Byron; long
str1ng OF minute regulations drawn up by the Count
for the moral aud social guidance OF his wife
after d Quasl-recOnchatlOn between them had ell
sued; memorials presented by the Count 10 the Roman
authorities. Geprecatng Ut appealing from the DEGREES
OF separation ana Of alinOuy which the Pope mad
granted against him; letters from certain Fanny, the
r OF MOOres " Lie" OF the poet, who was actively
concerned an intermediary between Byron and tAe
Countess There also curious anecdOte throw
ing light upon recent aud somewhat painful cOntr0-
versy, good deal about Shelley and ABOUT ByrOn's
daughter Allegro aud her mother The work presents
general Of hostile to Count GuicciOn and
Comparatively favOrd Die his lie aud 70 Byron. Que
OF The requests OF the Countess GucclO was that
all documents relating 10 her connection with Byron
should Ue published.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
ENGLISH OPERA.


Miss Kellogg makes her programme this
week With more the character OF her
troupe and the spcc talents Of her principal associates
than she showed during previous visit to New-York
Three works chosen for this brief series OF
performances genuine giiSh operas They do not
belong TO the OF the musical drama by any
means but thy positive value as well "a GER
tain charm OF their aud wish that the school OF
which they are representatives might receive niue
more attention. Miss Kellogg would devote "er
abilities as manager and an arst TO the cultivation OF
English light opera in us best and purest form, on
email sta ge whore nc spoken dialogue could be heard
and enioyed with proper for detail, with a prop
erly balanced orchestra. aud with well drilled com
pany, she migat do "A gr service to American art
That she would I'd an appreciauve public we have no
doubt Her txp,rDeut this year aud last
with mixture of English and translated
Italian opera .enterl comedy, melodrama, aud
heap tragedy putting another out OF counenance-
has proved thai there great multitude Of lovers OF
music who are not attracted by the customary italian
performances. but VIII rush with avidity to little
milder sort OF entertainment Last night when " The
Ialisman was repeated the House was nearly full.
although the opera not especially pleasing one
and the cast-Miss Kellogg excepted-was not very
strong. How easy woui be to produce what the
French know as opera cODqae with the same precision
and elegance Distinguish the production OF play
at Walack's Thsater; what an honorable position
awaits the manager WIN hrst does IT,
Tonight Martina will rs presented for the ben
eft OF that l-SJrhiIg ahd popular artist Mrs Van
Zandt and Mrs. Ida SeguR wiH then appear for the
only time this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01

Carolina has known for years. For W. nateVer measure
OF Improvement there has been. the IA Apayers VI n
State are indebted the fearless attitn maintained
the Governor, and The prompt and in egeh. SUP
port given him by the Conservatives ana the oe'oi ''
or Republicans Ia the General Assembly"
The Hon. d. p. Lowe, who has been APP
pointed ChlefJus OF Uah place of Judge McAean'
time police justice in Cincinnati. "n'e
holding that Office. II The Cincinnati Commercial is>
rect he succeeded 10 constructing the most picturesque
stationery that city had ever seen. The totM
about 81 200 OF this amount not cent was charged
10 stationery. and the entire sum was divided between
tea sugar, lemons SOAP stay-laces and soda. There
4s loz OF laces more than 25lo pounds OF
sugar $50 pounds OF tea "a boxes lemons pounds
Of soap, and 2i3 pounds VI soda. IL must nave
after hot and thirsty season that the Judge
made out that little bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr.. Pinchback reached home during the lat
ter part VI aud received with the spOnta
neous outpOuring of the people which he had ordered
from Washington. hall partly filed, and the
claimant inflicted the assemblage with a long and
dreary written speech the only interesting statement Of
which the speakers assurance that he proposed
10 continue the fight for seat IN the Senate during the
next -four years II granted hi rights before the ex
piratiOn OF that time. the prospect OF having Mr..
PnchOack's before the country during the next
-four years isexceedingy depressing.
The Legislature of South Carolina, which
closed lite Friday last thus spoken Of by
The OhariesO's News and Courier: The cost OF the
long TO the state has been not less than $4,000
yet all things considered. II must be regarded rs the
least sxRensye that South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01

NJ, ,, rIds rsl) Mont.z csst.Isnir. 70 i'v' Win nit
Rs H., Aaorsy (of PaxSssb, ~ ST. Briggs BAfosioa ~
IL.
- "a, uD.aI EGdeo ss@ts ~ isTs, st1 cosee -
Bns Am, A L,as Of ssaspor, Csnrs hs'aa Do dAF' "'s
fruit .-.. =. ...~. n n v,n -
scbr j. W. sc, K.rnglA VI AMI ~ dAys ~ 81 ''a' " -
Scar sou,heyu Home t,f C.uaA ST. rbou Ps'n'ms'oe 20
fave. with
TsnD:cs BonhoH Grind. d. sal 10 tsys with WV
lie Cobb Cobb saTaasab dagS ' - lnmDef III.
sir Clara Monigo katiiu :" a. rm coeos Il
s6G HaIeaAr bueksysf. PsE.s PefsHesc0 20 Gays ~
soar v s Yewzsn. Or IA. ssg,A II daVs With @g.r 49,
Jordan L. kOst NcsbnUpst Brown bssoss ~ asyS
With flk
MEMORANDA.
The Lits Dublin rs oof,'n nsTcs N
90 Absecaa b. pObosI Davd n CosA ami oned " DsSon
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND March 3lIbs steamship Se1nd uom h'epS7s
NJ ch Is. a.
ekvASStH Ssh Stesmsaips San SsTcor ron Ne~
ioS SennOa. iron Ceafrh bafK |eeie A'ssn, ~
Qnesnsogn Sssi'1. Steamship AshsfI AeE-f0rh
hAgOKLgAvs Lrch 3l-AUFs tbs Pase st@1nsbp C1r 81
New AeNch Tor i~r1
pool sAeI stesrIAip Nln.ngtos
FOREIGN PORTS.
Msrrh 3lfAe steanyip Sserss from Phsadelpb>
passed r s.aiRg .ni a. , . .'dsf.
NOTICE To MAEISERe
= sMareh
3l.b- ~ 10 D.. hsf f'plssd
Str.!ioni SD,al SrKpksN D. IKEscHASO, on 4. 4 y.
yhtlolrs Inspector AsrJ UisI15s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01


BrDTErsudi,p third third month, con. M,r'a, a. Es
Re tive aud friends h- funeral seventh Jay,
mouth h,n her late residence Ia Pas place.
B-oo.lys.
BeEyrox-u J,maiea L l. Tu.,,y 30 elizabeth. wife
J.mrs &. brrl .Oa. 30 the Gt,n a. "' her t@e ,.L
Pa era! at . c Come. I-@e- laef l's.no'2 '"s
Thiry-oart4-,L A. Is r.. returning 49, locA
CLEvEIAND-A1 R'h"a' J. On Toe AZ s7Tass Na,a -
Funer. At .n re.deace parents Mor7s Finy
OF hrs soulsw OI Pet No - Cumoerisud't N'tlisa
Re- ,a G.gS,1 M rs ep.c,fa invited 20 attend The
e-ascA Al!5T.e' l. A., tn--!' Apf' - "
HAN.
FIIaSs-op Tue "a. evening 30 Robert F''' ofh' aS
Relatives Dec,falr nvi to attend tie neral $. .ss
Foanh Cnve,sist Church ,1r taip h0usT" n Fo-r hho-
Fdly Ap a. ocoe. Iue remains VII be e'l'eJ'i''
Bs-Mnrch 81. 1873, .t"eriy Mrs. E.ate.d C. G.es
Gence lS4 Flx.. Bs.oAa poo reA,'a eAry ts4ay
uOfubg for burial al sOa.n " 'lstocA, Coln.
HASTINGS-On the 3Ot w. Thomas Hating ia N0hinp
ton Mass. formerly VI Br'os'il
HIcKoK-In BrooAn wsae.nr March 81. s De'o. Hsoh .,
aeIluyes frns a-al funeral service b., at.
residence GuJ F.,ay ,Teg, Ayr - a. 'Jo n
Remains wi be L, 1e. ,ogl. ,4-1ri, Eor.as.
L4NCASrER-u cnmonl Va. tue 25mr't MIRA M,ry s'
Lancaster 'oc' A. L'-ce ~ tn- 80 year o.. De-. 's
LANA. ClpDqla March - Chi ue rtasOa Ne Of Web
aye n f,4. are ay l to attend lie funeral service. ~
FHel' Aeeln- House Ca4lpatl VI l4ui4-I, Ar" 4 a.
Boston papers please osOv.
PRALL-oa N,n.y morning Henry Rrts. Prau Of the late
Islab d rail tuis c.,y. tg-i - year.
Rei,t ve. ana family invited ~elc tue funeral
the t,ilg L"easTe
uintl-sL, l4a:sity uo.lilg. A.I ], 10 i' '-.-es.
PKYRR-Ou Monday Nar - 1910 ~ rr"nroni MA
Prver, wiios OF the late og- rYrr ae~i = }~ir'
Frs4ds il--a, Dob fiaf morn
g Ap1i - lu 0cocA a. .Ol Der ate fvsI,nc" NJ u
| West lwrnti-Sey'n
POTTER-Ju Taesly March 3d. J'nav A. tange- Of Fea and
L. Vi. Poster, L. y. o.
hs ed be --tlrGc- = Dep lt- Nc ~
Fran Lafaretir, Bfo,su, ~ H. ihnr Apra
e Is
Her remaus Si.l b taken % GreeasOoG
RoBIys-A. Bridgeport, Conn Ad,b D. Robn. ,gi ga J,.~
] gangnter Of al LItc .. EOOas,
P.ue1al oci,cA T-ugday.
TWEDpLE-Ou Tuesday March 50 Magic J., Vic IVA
daagBser VI George '" Wb Ia the Ind year %
Rest -. and friends respectfully n7st attend her ia1er
m her resieuc No. lb5 IVES: EseaisL. fnar april
"a 90 OcA IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
SueclII AoIlces

Liberal Republican General COn,mitfee.-lhc eeuiAs
viii HridIlst 700 Broad
wy .aufs4-JD ~ bAIAG A3rl J.. at : gc.,c..
49, MA.Iii FLEAIGu Charaaa
ASHER BARNETT ls.,,..s,..
JAMS A. tOLyfS.
-Rupture and Physical Def,rn suc1eIy treiel By DE-
8 MAX (gu0cps ~ tAc ifc uiin hifl o. a. hi oia
o.e 80 Ves.yst 81 PsaIs DhI.cI No
connection osnes Oh ga 'lis cit'.
A-Sik Elastic stockings, Blts knes Ctg', ADi"min-i
B1dtgs rl0u Braces Ind Cltrte
hARsho IK - OFFlD h. W Fes~v - L'i ~ ~ nlt1,~
Post-Oiice NOtice. Ma, E.oyr e-IuI
SanrI4g, April g. 1910, viii sls Ofce i0hoss IA
TUESDAY, al " -DSE'OAT - $50 THUGS
II 50 4 N. and o. "a LaDAf 4l:31 NJ aud y ~
L. l.. JAMES, z N. =
La.eH seminary, Auburndale. Mass.-AH A.auHs 81
tie above earnestly requested send er
and addresses 20 Prucpal BRAGDOS. An Aumaa Ass citation
be formed knowing the Whereabouts Of ag umni VII
confer crest sending party LASBLL WANTS
TO KNOW vHFRg HER DAUGHTERS ARE'
The following kesO utiOn- alive c.nals
adopted nreos VI CVgEcl u FsAc Reform last Modal
" cqs The Governor this STATE 10 counc ion viii eetsis
hs. Instituted movement tg-inss
corrupt Le mag Eoa -
tie State lao been p7pe1rlSss
and
prnls The Governor anu upyoe' To TIE Oof 9a 'ae~
fore o.,
c4llr otH ney lave i4-D aal We hteeT
peige beste Ia. end
kSOped al Members o. Assembly who rs
-ecv. Of party upJonr the iene % bnag 20
,anIic ". ". " BBB PsesiJ,BL
Ii. y BssRs Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
TIE DRAMA
TIE DRAMA.
yYCEUM THEATEk-dLLE. AIMEE IN LA JOLIE
PALFUMEUSE.

HE DRAMA.
IYCEUM THEATEk-dLLE. AIMEE IN LA JOLlE
PALFUMEUSE.
Mile. Aimee appeared at the Lyceum Theater
last night aud acct If those arch, GtteriOg, ex
uberant cnamberuai pr which to the stage what
the strawberry tbs cream, or what the lemon Is
70 the plucu. tbs the part OF Rose NichoH,
In NJ. OIsubach's iresh opera boufo OF La JoAe
Sarfumeusc" viii upon this occasion. was acted Ior
the first time his Tne new piece is to the ful
"a wanon and hkrVi,c /: H. TO the full, brilliant
LA Belle Heeuc :" TINS 'rk,wit1Out need Of
going into pArcdlars,sIi enty denotes ITS charac-
Ter. the quaIty OF It's iudLence, and the success
ihat It destined 10 erj'y. The music
Is almost continuous sparkle. Some
sf 1t Is iulriu.icdliy funny: some OF It
e rolhcking; of 10 is pliintiyely pretty. en
touches the pa So of mOmentary sadness along win
mat OF laughter Several Of the melodies will capture
M the orGans in the Land. Tle first two acts cap
nvated the audience ana created thoroughly brilliant
apDresson Tue LAST proved little dull. bile.
Grnee made one OF the most emphatic hits Of her pro
!essional c4recr IN TINS country. lt would not
De an exaggeraton TO say that size revealed herself
fully There was an animal vitality about this persona
uOn-strong Joyous, rccxless AMI vouptuous-vh ch
sade it almost startling rs 10 was tne. she acted
With remarkable vIsur Of SPIRIT too and with perfect
mastery as well OF the art which creates ORA
matte effects as OF tho gift which causes phys
cal bewlldermcut. In this performance of Rose
Nlehon she is tne complete type OF all
shat Is crystaz a in the woman OF demure do7e-iRe
exterior beneath winch plays the fatal fire OF mis-
shiovOus want0nness. All that Shakespeare SAYS IN
description OF the p-c bea.-y OF Cres5id would APP
0ly with scarce cr"-- 10 tnis piece or acting Mile
Aimee likewise, siug exceedingly well. Her voice
occasionally shows the results OF wear ana tear; but
her musical execution cer,ain points last night
as in the song toward the end OF tAe
second act-was pure, clear, and DrIghJ
THAT II faTy suxges.ci tnc seasonable suihtude Of
lcces under the norlIng She had several recalls
and an evening Of what, doubtless, she considers
triumph. There j., assume. 10 need TO say that
more mischief done by sdch display and achieve
ruent as IL than could be wrought by all the deylfy
OF the OLD English comedies rut together. oar
dramatic period qeory Characteristic in thisthat 1t
won't staui the outspJken and therefore compare
lively harmless DIRT OF the ancient piaJs. but
Will accept quantity Of satin and perfumed sensual
suggestivencss Ii JOhe Plrumeuse" is not gross
piece T. JUS: dacs with the fringe Of the pettcoat OF
indelicacy aud 1ir aimee gives lis dalliauce the fu
est effect that NJ. OIouDach could possibly have In
tended TIE piece was pcetty dressed and neatly set
and Mile Aimee was eGceutly supported IN the sub
,diary parts Of the opera. La JOle PArfumeuse' will
We repeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
TIE FIRE RECORD,
IN THIS CITY.

Officer COnnell, of the Seventeenth Precinct
Ponce yesterday discovered fire IN the third flor Of
Nos 40 and 81 Frsst, occupied by William II. Cleave
land a. a hacking house. The damage 10 Cleavelands
erOck was estimated 5000 Tha loss IL fully covered
by insurance. The hlldng, owned by william Hay
ward was damaged SCO Tue cause OF tue IRE not
asCertalned.
The iour-stOIy brick building No. lC1 Washingtonst,
took fire Yesterday. LJus Roach, barber, occupied
part OF premises George Kay occur ed another
portion a liquor store. Inc damage to stock is estI
mated at $500. the building is Ired 10 similar
amount. The property Insured in the Pacific Fire
Insurance Company.
IRE occurred last evening the third floor OF No.
s2 West Fitysecond-s occupied by the Baker Bolster
Bed COmpanv, and caused damage Of about 5000 10
me stock The building Is owned bY ". A. Scott, and
il damaged about 81 900. Both amounts covered by