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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
A VERDICT AGAINST EMOTIONAL FORCING



The jury have profcSscd themselves unable
to decide 10, truih tIs ch -, ana We sEa GER
tau!y not undertake To decide point on when they
cnnd not agoc We the less disposed 10 do 80 De-
cas on any showing. nOsl of TIE paroles TO tho strange
tr,ns ,ciiuns wcn narrated during this tlil dp
p.ar 10 have .icJcd manner hardly consistent WA
On = notion OF tc behavior Of rational benss. Who
ever ia Innocent and whoever is not, quite sufficient has
come O On iii, trial 10 confirm oar -ktpcisi rs 10 tie
beneficial effects Oh slch emotional forcing lvses rs the
sens. r.ilrvn are, hO doubt, rdtn,r mdrlnn th.s;
b. tEey ,.d wear and tcr better than SOME vi tec
IL w-iilJl Slvl substitutes Tor tIcnn.
A WARNING AGAINST SENSATIONAL RELIGION.
from The DHbiia FitemfHs JournR.
Whatever OpiAiOn may be formed OF Beech
,rs aeti quit !, certain iiIt Ia 81 Nfcicieu
r.ce.li,s exhibited bis moral character III light
which is anything bat pleading one. His tear, and
his cannS IN tie day OF prosperity ana waning
in he hour adversely; the uctunus efOsh or MS IAN
gu.e the vanity and mpudtnce which never failed ann
all tru led make most s.ckcninS picture. Even
-uupo>lng teat he Innocent OT the worst lal 10
l.s tnnr.c a lI,postiOn which makes great demand
on human Crcunity, lac, by MS own come oslOI,
r,,ed To tho t of ais FIJI nj language unworthy OF
.,Itii.i a man al LunUr, and Chris ian minis er.
Tho act Was Berchr had sOlong iDoiat 10 swce'n
HOMEOPATHIC dOs,s OT religion Tor the AtW-lOlk puioc.
rry that c lost sci,t ana built up FOR lI,olf
u Tristan. ideal Which had nothing IN common "lin az.
arlir-, ~ Christianity. and from Whca al Trace "f
,Uty al restraint Wuir r.fr uiy c.inl'cd me tc
If inc fc. Ui SENSATIONAL lc sOlIsts Is "a Wdtlh,
mt 5.Ii tioll rli-on lends 10 develop ac"hii'a iE
Which. the icl. Oa disappears ana tIC sehSasiOAaiisih
aim las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
A FRIrIr OF TOO MUCH sEETIMEN iALIsM
From Tie L0.don Ne~G :,
The evidence given in this unfortunate trial

h,,i IA, nm Ia entertain long before tue opening OF this
contrOYelsy-the belief that TIE lnbuehcc of ~ hVu.
CulY.h VIZ, becoming rather TOO hysHficti ara lholDu
Ia nro,uc any real and beneficial results Tie pcIuie
witch tie Tn, enables draw Of that social ana re-
Iuts circle Is "A Stsan- % fuil OF paradox, ul OF
VIVA; might almost impossible contfi'ciiOi iho
auDslirrc That circle charged AMI 5dciihS Il
with stniin,saiisin. We need hiIdly say lIiat Sir
Tnton himself, with all his theories. lAs dreams,
Ia, passionate friendships, his g'isilinS ailoc,iOhs
and his generally tremendous views OF Ike ,
WIS FIRST the devoted pupil, then ne lalthiui
Trend and at almost the bod rival OF MI Bcicher
No doubt society ms MAY OFT do great Soo
even IN an odd sCIt Of way. We 10 moi sdIc thc
services wigI Nj. Brcclicr and Mr.. .Oh ahj al ther
tribes OF miiiug ladies rendered daring te progress Oh
tLo ciyii war 10 the cause emancipation. Ia l'e
geecn,r trial carries any public moral Win IT. perhaps Al
fuc warn u the best miFntOncd ny >ltlih II
not the splg safely tris ed 10 conuct MIN
and VIOLA 80 better life. Perhaps, tOo IL may De qitS-
toned whether elect OF tine rl II la favor ol Con
gregtio.ai PJpcs Mortal Is never hail 80 hey 20
do lpnlsu (ngS ~ the liolatry OF tie circic 10
which he gives has persuaded AIM that e Is la-
UbC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
COMMENTS OF THE BRITISH PRESS.
AN UNSATISFACTORY VERDICT
From The london Time.
W. rooJ not ontor parficular1y info the hi


We need not enter particularly into the his
tory Of the trial which has jus, been brought to an III
cifectual conclusion in NewYork. substantially, Mr.
Beechcr placed his defense on charge OF having
committed adultery with the wife of Mr. iilton
the members OF MS congregation Ii hardly he said
that he has been Quilted for tho Jury have been DIS
il SAID, bong IN his favor and three being ad-
verse TO him. snch result amounts to me
world viii he glad TO draw the more favorable
conclusion with respect 10 the specific accusation
agaiust Mr. Il, echcr independently. however, or TINS
Isr the trial has furnished most singular revelation
OF the habits and proceedings ~ the pastor ana congo
"a ion OF Plymouth Church The society," IN iaci, anh
witch lir. cher moved In Plymouth Chiich ~ cVl-
d n;lY uuc OF those ecccnTicitcs OF humanity wloh
,nny he quite harmless in country with 80 many safety
waves "a n,fici,. hut winch would run considerable
risks in thi- couniry of Offending against the practical
view We take OF Oa two O the simpler commando
nIcnts ~ well OF the customary properties OF NO
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-29
THE MEN WHO ADVERTISE.
FURNITURE.

r WANT the people 10 know that 1 am
J. making new and repairing old Office aud
house furniture as cheap as it can be done
elsewhere, and will call and get IL and return
1t without extra charge. Carpenter and join
er WORK done also. Picture frames made
Shop on west side Of Commercial street, ID
20 IF BAILEY.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-29
BEE LTUR : IN KANSAS.
DIV PerrY IsdWnrde.

= N Essay Read before NeO~ho
Orange sept 30, 1875.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-29

the Importance of the business,
and as / said before, l don't want
to create the impression that
every one can get rich at the bu-
siness, or even do as well as /
have done, but want you to
consider the immense sum Of
money that it would save to the
farmers or Kanas, if they would
only keep bees enough to raise
their own honey, which they
could do at a very trifiing ex-
pense.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-29

CONNECTIONS
At KANSAS CITY and ATcHrsoN. with the
trains OF all Railroads centering there, for
all points Easts West NeFth and South
Direct concessions to and from Chicago,
Quincy and st. Louis.
At VALLEY FALLS. with Kansas Central
Daily Stages run in connection with trains
on this road IS follows:
E..1 E3a0z,c1 tC e ET 49, an0 A3waF r.,
sea, Augusta, Douglas and Eldorado.
From WICHITA, for Augusta, Douglas,
Minaelds Arkansas City, WellingtOn and
From HUTCHINSON, for Castieton. Sun City
and Medicine Lodge.
From West las AnIuas fog Trinidad,
Paeb1o, Del NOrses SlIveEEOa. Wagon
wheel Gap. Etc, Co1Srades aed
Las Vegas, Sa8sa Fes and al
the PFiAeIPel Points In
NEW MEXICO.
The whole equipment Of this road Is new
out with NiiIer's SAFETY Platform. and West
inghODse Air Brakes.
:. 100. 600 Acres OF the best Farming and
Agricultural Lands in A@erica, situated In
and near the beautiful Cottonwood and Great
Arkansas Valleys. the garden OF the West, on
est, aa6 70 per cent. Slse0aaE for fm-
proVSzae1kss Fare Refunded 20 pnrchas-
ers Of iand. Circulars with map, giving fun
son. Acting Land Commissioners. Topeka, KS.
~Be sure your ticket roads via Kansas
City or Atckisons and take no otheE.
w. r. WHITE
Gen4 Ticket Agent
General Pass Agent.
c. =. MORSE. superintendent. AH
Topeka Kansas
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-29

70 Tie COnstitutiOn OF lie STATE Of hdnsds, sub
united by the Legislature at its last session
for tie rdtifcdfi0s or rejection Of tie electors
o(the State at the merit general election
, 1875-09-12

PauI's Church still continue to be annoyed By
the noise of German pionica returning home.
Tho public schools opened Mouday. No i'm
portant change ia noticed. except that tho High
School contains one more class than formerly.
An elegant marble front block is being erected
1T the corner of Fortv-seconG street and Langley
avenue, by French Bros
Eight neW Mi!waukee-brick houses nre nearly
finished On Bowen avenue, west Of Langley.
There are also over dozen red brick houses in
the s&mo locality.
1t was resolved ak tho last meeting Of the
Town Board, to build the One Hundred and
sixth street bEidge. and tho Treasurer wns
authorized to collect 81, 900 for tho purpose A
resolution to reinstate George ". Bioford in his
Office OF Captain Of Police was offered but not
passed
Mr. Weaver and son left for Chicago Satu1-
day. wharo they have concluded to spead the
winter. Mr, LarmiDio aud family are IaoYlng
into Mr. .Daird's former residence on Cornell
street.
Among the arrivale at the Hyde Park House
lost week are. E. G. Pike KankaKee; 4 L.
Wells, New York; D. D. Spencer, Chicago
Judge Dunleyy. Chicago; William H. Richard
son. Kenwood Z L. Otis, Chaupcey J. Blair.
Charles Counseiman. Mrs j. E. Otis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitehead. Misc L. Blair, Hiss a. Blair,
hiBs II. Blair. Watson Blair, aud H. Blair, Chi
cago; A. Il. Franklin. Saginaw, Mich; J. F.
Molineux, Eoeland; r. ". Coz, Chicago; Miss
J. Cox, Chicago; Charles Porter, Chicago
George II. Hoyt, Newport 4. G. Dournique
and wife, Chicago John Rose and F. Fairly,
Pittsburg; IRE r. Bowen and o. B. Phelps,
Chicago; F. B. Curtis. st. Louis; and G. 7.
Silden, Roa.c.
, 1875-09-12
stand from this that the play belongs to tha zig
idly realistic school. in which 'tthe real water
fau" is not the laass powerful part OF tho per

stand from this that the p14y belongs to tha rig
idly Teallstln SCHOOL. in which stthe real water
fall is not the laast powerful part OF the per-
formance.
4 new local plsy entitled " Running Corner +"
is to be brought out ut McVicker's Theatre for
the first time to o-morrow evening. The authors
name has not been made public. Tha piece il
said to be full o. Board of Trade Jokes aud
"gags" vet to have enough Of the human ele-
ment in it to interest those who are not familiar
With the language and practices OF the Boartl-
Mr, MoVicker ia to appear as loahua Cling, OF
"Ginx, Bangs & Co., commlaslon-dealers."
"Pauline," play translated and adapted from
the French, aad included in the library Of
ssstandaFd DRAMA" is to be produced this week
at the New Chicago Theatre. With Helen Tracy,
Louis James, and Edward Arnott in the cast.
The play develops such incidents as highway
robbery, murder: bigamy and death from
broken heart. 1t will doubtless be appreciated
by the public Some passages in it will make
heavy acquisitions upon the strength Of the stock
company, giving Mas Tracy and Mr. James al
that they can conveniently attend to in the
course Of the evening.
BaEtley Campbeirs plagiarism Of 1.-The Big
Bonanza " la extended, perhaps, even farther
than the distinguished author intended BY the
managers of the company which is to play Ut the
Academy OF Music this week. Not content with
announcing 'Bulls and Bears +" ss 1t is, they
have scattered about in the ahop-windows the
photographs Of certain scenes in which it ia pos
Eib1e to recognize Miss Fanny Davenport, Mr.
George Parkes, Mr. John Drew, and Mr. Mau-
rice Barrymore, of the DAILY Fifth Avenue Com
pany. The photograph OF Misa Davenport is
particularly striking.
, 1875-09-12
Moyy Sea.Sickncss Was Prevented goo
Years Ago.


Years Ago.
Rathor mora than 400 years ago Princess Of
Engiard went to Belgium, aud to prevent sea-
sickness the grest doctor Of the day, Sir Iheo-
dore Mayern Issued the following Instructions .st;
posed to tn: Cinnamon, coriander. anise. am
bergris muak Ind sugar we're to BE- made INTO
to time. She was to drink wakm posset should
there be- IN access Of vomiting. 4 plaster made
of balsam of Peru Of gum mastich. and OF laud-
anun, was to be applied to thu stomach. She
was also to smell tho comforting Tapors Fhich
arose from the following compound: Well-toass-
ed bread, orange and citron peel rose leaves.
flowers OF lavender, and cloves, to be hashed up
together. On this Canary wine, elderdower Vim
eCar, and cinnamon water wero to be poured;
portions to be succeas.veiy applied to the nos
trlls. When she arrived on the other side She
was to have an aromatic plaster applied to the
stomach. and, What Was mora to the purpose.
she was to have her stomach strengthened with
burned claret, having in it 3 sprig OF rosemary,
gome. cinnamon, and sugaI. OF with caudle OF
.le or su1a1l beer made with Canary wine, eggH,
sno.r. and cinnamon! Such were tho wars OF
cofssxIus thst distressed organ.
, 1875-09-12
THE OUTER WORLD.

F0OR CLARA M0RHl3t
Dom Piatts account Of the operation which
C1ara Morris recently suffered In Paris for cur
satu.e of the spine is apparently not reliable
4 better one is furnished by the New York cor.
respondent Of the Baltimore American, who
writes
Clara Morris had suffered much before leaving fo1
anoes many times she was carried fanting from the
stage, and only recovered By the strength Of will,
which inpeled her to the conscientious performance
OF what she had undertaken Her disease was 1noat
distressing II wss curvature Of the spue original
fng In prtvaon childhood, and rooted BY want Of
the proper attention and treatment in later years
Three yexrH ago It could probably have been arrested
but 1t that time abe had reached crsls in her pro-
fesalon, and upon success in surmounting many OBJ
staclea her whole future seemed to depend 3.
Tho fat Of the highest medical authorities abroad con-
hsmed her worst fears, and condemned her TO terri
bic operation. the same to which Char'ss Sumner sub
ture Ia the burning Of the eAh Of the back from the neck
down to the waist with red-hot trons This horrible
torture poor Clara Morris haa endured The operation
was performed in Parts, In the presence Of Mrs.
Worthngton, Dom PAtts who has been
travelling with her; Mrs. C1eveland. her daughter
Miss Gabr1ee Greeley and Sir William Belmore, the
attending phyaician- Her medical attendants wished
her to taka ch!orofo but shs refused and hefoicauy
bora the f1ghtful agony until the crua process had
her own burning flesh became too much for her.
Naturr-eycp her brave naure-couid stand no more,
and she tainted dead away nor we're they certain ter
u
or hat the vital sr8rk had not been tortured ou Of It's
socket It was impossible thercfore to complete the
opsraon which requires that tho proceaz Of burning
be repeated si1 times.
Clara Morris ia now on her way home Il her
disease had not been arrested the stage would
have lost her in two yearH. The present ex-
pectation is that she will be able to meet h en-
eaRement Il the Fifth Avenue Theatre late in
the fall or early in the winter.
4 cAPR1c1oUs PUBLIC.
4 remarkable dramatic success is described By
LucY Hooper in her last Paris letter to apple
tons journal:
Tbs uProces Teau1alieux" u to be succeeded On
the atage Of tia Vaudeville this evening by the new
drama In four acts, and INVERSE entitled Jean-Nu-
Pieds" which has been promised for 10 Long Tbs
history OF the "Proces veauradienxn is singular
one and sssiktngly tlusstsa the vicsdsudes in tba
affairs Of those whoso buktue4s Il II cate1 for tha
amussnsnt Of .ths public. It waa accepted oyer :
yrat ago. but The Directors had not the 4ghtest cona
danoe in 1ts poxsrs ot attraction. Peee after pisce
, 1875-09-12

13ndgo Higgins residence. Thursday evening,
III only partial success, o6ing to the inclem-
ency uf the weather. Had 1t been PLEASANT the
1angemonts we're such as to secure IN exceed
tagly enjoyable evening to those present, and
4ufa handsome sum for tho Home for the
freadless. Before the rain-storm, 300 Chinese
anterns and four engine Headlights we're dis
Nbotod about the grounds. 4 platform 40 by
afees was erected on the grass north OF the
housa, tho inside OF which Was profusely
decorated with flowers. Two bands. were
te,z y furnish the music, one Tor the plat
aaeFe rould have becn at least 500 present Il
~ weather had not been b.d as it Was, only
e9oot a1ty made their appearance, some of
enon came from the city in vehicles On the
muddy roads, showing how much they appfecl-
neo = the fete- Among those present we're: Mrs
Atsses Barker, M,sB French, the Misses Carter,
- = Lawrence, Miss Gould. Miss Holiday. Mrs.
esn'th, % Miss Waldron, Miss Rossiter, Mics Wood
" LUG MessrH- Judd, Scammon, Raletoa, wal
qton, Hitchcock, Borden. SmaIe, J. Long, E.
11eae: Barker. Carter, Sntcheil, Holiday, Nc
uooald. Lecky. Swett Barrey, Tumble, and
many many others. In spite OF the smallness OF the
, lumbar Present. they had ipo time and a.
% IMl everybody Is sorry to learn that ths feta
F'A not be repeated.
TIE STORM
ihursday and Friday caused very little dam
1se IN this vicinity, with the exception OF wreck
taz t1z ths ship Rust The breakwater protecting
1s seEes At the foot OF FortJ~elghth street Was
sesaed away, but caa be easily replaced. 4 few
.1 1-ue anchored in the basin we're somewhat shat
seleo- a pite~drlyer and q couple OF barges
noe @oke loose from their noorage al Morgan's
az, st, md drlfted aground At the souta end OF
sMs saS oas1n The piers hare all "held their own"
tEeough the wares washed over them iucessant-
= 1af tNecty-four hours. The oars OF the Ken
s ooa largo, which we're left in the b3at-house,
sS1 ~s1e Vashed out aud every one destroyed. It
W cost $75 to obtain new set.
a.. msn Who probably had drop loo much
mig horses up to their necks il the lake
e..y e.aay Afternoon, rough as it rAs- Before he
~. ssae ont the end Of the whifletree caught in
pa p.e OF the wheels, and had it not been for hr.
!, ,ttees hostlet. who waded out and diseutangled
-. T. ae buggy and perhaps the horaes wsuld have
~sst sa lost Tbs latter weEe nearly frozen. The
.sason be gave for driving in WAS thu he was
e~oR Out TO the wrecked ship.
MINOR HAPPENINGS.
!uo Engineers new patent hreakWxtec Was
oa e'oPleted just before the STORM Its suatjtiee
sTre T eereredy tested. and it worked admirably.
@oe honday evening congregations at st.
, 1875-09-12
MY ELIXIR.

The story Is told
That q Spani&rd bold
Sought, through forest-1a.de,
Sash and evergladc,
mid danger and strife,
The Elixir OF Life-
Centuries rolled By,
When happily I
Discovered one night,
Meath ch4ndetier-liKht,
The darling he tried
To mud when he died,
She Is. In all truth,
The Fountain OF Youth.t
For, whau eho is near,
I feed all the cheer
That wine, or the sun,
Giyea to every one;
That life has 4 lease
Which Will never coaaA
And. when aheb AWAY
There ISM ! day
That I can . Ter spend,
For 1t has no endi
, 1875-09-12

,,x.r.t.y evening wns adjourned ona week, no
.ct,on nsing taken t was called 70 discuss
no. nui a1eetiou. and other matters connected with
~ s1nte1 campaign.
ne e. ~' Z. Arnsby had birthday Friday, and
..'ahrsted il IN the evening With pleasant en-
eens.;nment. to which number OF lis friends
F9te . rl.isir Croquct Club met at tho residence
-:13,.s Carrie NycKo1 Tuesday evening. aud.
o. o. asnsl m the members passed IN enjoyable
cgEnesS ~ sSouth Evanston Literazy and Social
r,ah - raye one OF lis regular enter
tt.innents Tuesday evening, ,.nsa...e1a which was
neu s.a was An abundance Of vocal and instrumen-
~ ~ music Of gratifying excellence. readings,
t.beaux, M and dancing. ,
ss1E H. F. &. Webster ia absent on trip to the
r.Ea 8une11or region
'~ The Village Trustees meet tomorrow evening
=. aren the bids for tho Davis street sewer. The
s,hi;o ~ Ire invited to attend the meeting.
, 1875-09-12
OTHER SUBURBS.


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h3nhtsu1uS ~ -.
'no nov 'anoa ..eA' u 1nt. napu7s onu1cn'
pto@eaes n's 1afo"en sefnon to-oa5' MS nm
ls4is nas u, peen 'ees aecep'ap!e ena successful
ao WI !ea'o 'o~tnotto" 1os 'Ae eu'c*eo ual'ol-
ne - has .uo "lsnos o. m1py warm 1rlenos
.,,t ~ h,. ~: S -. T. 10 o5 ~ auL
~ 49, 10 ato paes' ouo - lue enu ine Lem "a'o ouo
6ova alsu iaan1o! In sersan' may pe n1s. o,
+h 49, - - u 1aoont e@1e ate
~ euS9~1 ~ - - A1a"uo'
H. ~, ~. DouSe tenn, ton away tAou;lay, a.
,, ~ 40 apou. ~! 'ue uopps "lsa loaa "
auA. ht1s. CnesteE Uoage "as tnrown from me
sa.;e.a,,. @ 10. Ano o'ne1 'so
eet1Haa.s nt :11!nt4n6 ~. 1, oz
tAa tes!asuco u mr. re1aon Cao9' 1a1ne1
A'H'E nsat mere, VIZ entsleo = low nl8nts ego,
eno aasnap.a ~aen seoen. on Tue sano ,',[H n!Sut
oueptstuue !oohlos eo411o.eie WSle eeen iaiNius
auou1 ~ i1te nout " tne sn4aEo, Auu we're
elose!y "Atcneo " tue s4Iaso Po4lce uuti tnsT
latI. 1ney "eIe ao9o11ess tne sane patttes VINO
ta9 t!sNeus t'! W aeep enAlP tooA-oos iof d"'aps
ana thleTes: az they are numerous
~ MIs. q. f. n. hIeane1 gave seconu 1ectu1e III
!ne Mstnoa'st EplscoTal cnurcn a,onaay even
Ie Or iass Mee2; Mts. =. ~ an lnpteasiYe ~ !s
auu nanu.es ~ aup5se' WIZ tno @o.tt5
" se.et1u .es .esapetauoe olatut' !atFa suul-
quo a1 ~ a'.suuAuso. "ooao APp4os4 - - 'uo
spesker Ind her effort was pronounced and
neaf'S' -
son"ooo fA1h"
The BAPTIST Society nave secured the SERVICES
Of the Rev. Mr. Marsden as settled pastor Of
that church He has removed Ills fam ily here
and entered upon the duties Of his ministry. MIR,
Marsden bears the reputation of being an able
divine. and ssithal social and agreeable centle-
man. He may expect the sympathy and coop
e1at.on o1 all noth Witnln ana wltnon. ms own own
~ Us ona ~ Sea;nn n'4o "en
Ia4oaa ~. ne - uos e"ty ty;,s",i's ano
-. saa- +,;.t:s.s 49, r"';is,
~ 1ir En;1barf A'1' De0A& '11A'11e 'A' 1A@''tA'
DE- Era,nart WIN ia ,avar an b.nnv .a
:1i:. ~. .tn-,t T.. ,at;5 80
~; ,ts1 u,o s4sas,tia.e h;s .;n,s nns
- nj sait E ~ ~ ta ~ nr1 800
.oa Thon,s u;+h cera-,f ot1,er c.rt1ancan NJ
Gs;.. ~ aaomaT ;i W ml.u - 20 oNAe- VI
Tha Strset Commisa;nnar has bean hrsv and
tne ss1ssl . ;es nAo unen ueS;, aao
uan - ao.o - t,e .tras+s Taa raa5. - 40
49,. - haa,. ,1,asad -, -;,a, 80 "a ~ ~;
uasoE utss oeeu sao0a oo haa+e ~ ~ ~. ~.
saH, soss ano'noe e5op neA' 'ea7on '1A'0 p0eu 'a'
down
1ne Aes. q. :; 1uA P1eso os i1es ., naoo@.n onaa
otnns IN tae t.e.ose Gnusn ~. ~ 1. - Az 1ne S.1n
ine the puipls IVES niaea ~ ane nes' ai1' hsa1s
oen, OF sne oapI.st 1nulcu.
atte: fottes Las tstu1 neo non9 l1on , plu,
Naeseu F's1s to 1t1euos Ill Ao"a' 1oeo AnpAo'ea
Ii ,I, neat9. -1,, .4 -
3he aon. ue91ge non!aP nss SOU .ue 4ouse N tse
oe1ohR,ns ~ 4nt' q. =. ne!o ~ poaooa ~ soo
c11y, "ao ntenaa stoA w oeeuy ~
MI. 10 befato nas fe1utneo' a1see tengtns
ABSENCE -
AaaAASp fAhA-
The Ravlne Drive has been badly washed,
especia!ly the lake-shore portion OF it. It is to
ha honod TINT IT will be repaired at once and not
s-,es.a, 49, p...;. lido w.,
ueE!e'1eo ~ .no '.'.'D@ .1-eo .4-,:-...
The p1le-ar1VeE At rhe pier WAS st1uc& o5 nsnt-
mt 18ruAP8j E1HAF a
, 1875-09-12


ble thing, like the following:
AT high or low only as its ideal stock il bulled
bsared and this is ahondanty proved bI its history.
Theatrical music WIS poor stn1 when ecclesiastical
nn usf ta Maa tS, rs best ese 1t least IL England
highest genius, from aluck to Wagner. church mu-
&c resembles The dish-water from the kitchens Of
this is compliment beyond its deserts. For eyerT
pteoe Of published church music composed within
Hsa5s sna containing TIE genius Ct
Or OF the Song to ths Evening Star" In Wagner's
..Tannhsuser, I will produce nfty publications for
me cnurch unworthy Of lining the trunk Of the
lowest atceage passenger that ever croascd the At
lantte And tho Church has herself to thank for it.
ior sne starses or repndAtes musicians Of talent
they viii naturally turn TO tho theatre or concerroom
for living The Church then steals from the latter
per music, and thus gets emasculated scourinss for
a15 esn = she ross.es to Offer Of
MbuIous su,ns On her buildings {of course generally
mortgAeed IN upholstery gliding and decoration, and
Afterwards keep up continual whine (''e1ceptons
Always excepted 2 about her dreadful poverty whcn-
evef tne noefH maintenance Of dfgnlhed honorable,
and nonla ecclesiastical choir IL sszously otoachsd.
MUSICAL 4o1Es.
Mr. Shakespeare is m English tenor singer,
Nile Lima da MurskA purposes visiting India.
Albanis performances at the Feniel arc corn-
mended by the Gazette di Yenezia.
Victoria" is the title Of new snational ~
Engllsh song composed by Henry Smart.
Haertel, OF the famous music publishing
house OF Breitkopt d Hasrtel Of ieirslc, Is
dead.
Rubenstein's "Makkabaer" and Yerdi's
.sAda" are in preparation at the opera in
Prague.
Camilla Urso, with her new combination. will
begin the campaign the middle Of October. She
has engagements to the middle OF May.
Madame Adelina Patti gave = concert 1t
Dieppe recently, for the benefit Of the poor OF
tie town, and the receipts amounted to about
81, 500.
- Ir. August 6chultze brother Of William