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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-16
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
i that by virtue of q venditioni exponas to
me directed from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Shelby county, Tennessee, in the case Of
John D.. Brewster, guardian, VS., M. d.
Welch, administrator Of Geo. L.. Harris, de-
ceased, ana b. and K. Harris, judgment rem
dered on the I'd day Of February, 1876, for
the sum Of seven hundred and eighty three
dollars and ninety-one cents, with interest
and costs Of SUIT, to satisfy said judgment,
etc., will
On Thursday, June 20, 1876,
in legal hours, in front of tho courthouse.
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to sell, to the
highest bidder. for cash, the following do
scribed property, to-wit: lot about two
miles east Of Memphis known on the plan of
subdivision Of the estate of A. B. Carr, do.
ceased, as lot No. %, beginning on the north
side Of Pigeon Roost road at stake, the
southeast corner Of lot No. "a; running thence
in a southeasterly direction with said road to
the western boundary line of a small tract of
land nov belonging to I, ]. Gogswell; thence
north with his line passing his northwest cor
nor, and then continuing with the western
boundary of lot No. 22 for 5A acres Is chains
and links TO the northwest corner Of lot No
% on tho south side Of Central avenue; thence
west with said avenue chains and o links 70
the northeast corner Of lot No. "a Of said
division; thence south with the east boundary
Of said lot to the beginning, containg S2-l0o
acres. fsLa r.e.l
Also the following described real estate,
designated upon the plan Of the subdivision
Of the lands Of Kenneth Garrett, deceased
filed in the office Of the Clerk and Master oil
the Chanoery Court, in the city of Memphis,
as lots Nos. II and Is, which said lots contain
10 76-l0O acres, to which plan reference K
made for the limits and bounds of said lots,
teing the same lots bought by J ohm Parks and
Andrew Henderson at the sale Of said Garrett
lands, aud by them transferred to j. L. Grace
and j. Il, Clarey, and hyJ. L. Grace and r.
A. Langstaf. legatees Of said J. r. Clarey, to
the St. Peters Literary Association BY deed,
9th day Of July. 1859 20 feet being reserved
on the west side Of said lots for public road.
Levied on asthe property Of defendant, Geo.
Il. Harris, to satisfy said judgment, interest
and costs,
Memphis. 5th day Of June. 1875.
O. l.. ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
By w, d. CANNON, d. s.
hoFARLAND & GOODWIN, Attorneys for
plaintiff. &.9l-e7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-16
MISSISSIPPI g. TENNESSEE
olil
RAILROAD.dA8a an
Change of Schedule.
MEnpHrs. TENN., June 10, 1876.

MEMPHIS. TENN, June 10. 1875.
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE llTH.
OiS76, trains will run as follows'
Leave. Arrive.
New Orleans mail, dailye.-2;5O pm. 1850 pm
hXppssss Spps sunday. ........@.4.SO p N. 1885 am
FTeiFht and AcS m datiOn. - .
GaiIv (exeert Sun day -. $50 Am: $3.50 3. m
l9l-t .4 tHl M. oOhnGe ouP V
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-16
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
an AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE llrH.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE llTH.
" 1876:
Mail train, daily so am 500 p. m
Express train, daily...,.... 300 pm IL vi am
SOmerville accom- datiOn
Except Sunday)........... $40 pm oN am
Jackson, Tenn, accom-
mediation lex. Sunday. 40 pm II 10 Am
Mail train will not stop at flag stations be-
tween Grand Junction and Memphis. :,
Trains connect at Grand Junction for all
points, and at Decatur closely for Montgom-
cry and points South. Clols connection. for
Nashville by both trains. Close connections
at Chattanooga for Eastern and Southeastern
points. rui
No change of cars between Memphis and
Bristol and Memphis and Jackson, Tenn.
The new and magnificent sleeping car line
will have one Of their new sleepers leave
Memphis daily on Express train at ;, go pm.
for Lynchburg, Washington and Baltimore
without change. 0Aly one change TO New
York and Philadelphia, Tine hrenty MN
attes faster thdn CITY tiH1t.
Ticket office. 27S Main street.
WI. ROSS, Sup't,
ToN B. DuyE, Ticket Ag't. 4O-t
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Includes Postage.

Il is the Organ of the n. Z. CaHreh
BOuth, anu Particularly of Six An.
nual Conferences, viz; Memphis,
North Mississippi, Arkansas
White River. Little Rock aud
Indian Mission.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS. ANV
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
-ND-N n N
Great Southern Railroad,

Express train leaves daily Except
Saturday ll'at pm
Mail Train leaves daily y............."..ll:4l am
Accommodation leaves daily..-......... 6:OO pm
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on all night
trains.
For tickets or information, apply at Ticket
Office, 2S7 Main. northwest corner Of Madison
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~ II w YOR IA
And other Eastern Cities
WITHOUT CHANGE
Arriving many hours in advance Of all other
lines. Connections made at Cincinnati with
all lines running SASS
Pullman and Wagner Palace Sleepers
To Toledo. Detroit, Grand Rapids. Baltimore,
Washington, Sandusky; Cleveland Bunalo'
Albany, Salamanca and New York
WITHOUT OH AN GLE.
This Is the only line running IFS entire trains
from Louisville to Cincinnati, ana the oaiy
sine by which passengers, from the south en-
ronte 10 Eastern aud Northern Cities can
Svoid a tedious haul through Louisville by
Changing cars atshort Line luncbonl With
and ii. 3. 4. B., three miles south OF the
eitv. where they can be served with An excel
isnt meal al Rufer Dining Hall, At all hours
ThroaSh Sleepers from NsF Orleans, Mobile,
Jsnksonyille, Atlanta, Little Kock, Memphis,
WoptgomeFy and Nashville, make direct con-
,,ecfion al Short Line Junction With through
Sioepers 20 New York AMI other Eastern Vities
y;o fhia lima. d +. Cd. Id. .H1.I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-16

Snerln OF Shelby county, Tenn
By W, D. CANNON, d. s.
hoFARLAED Il GOODWIN, Attorneys for
plainhh. 6.9l-W
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-15
Wrp. A6.

entitebenoM llnfoiten Al entrid,teu Sou.
bern ioll lofort bon Dem 8eomteu i,nter
oelIca Mnfll6t bicieIbc ittbt entloiien
peroen. llno ieoe obiidtIide 8eiuer.
llng bon Seiten enes GonltabIers o6er
YoIi3eibeamten. iOIde @erbaftnnoen
por3llnebmen, foil NIT 3ebu Dollars
Strafc 9eabnoet luerben, lpeIhe Strof.
iumme ais loIbe erboben ooer 0eIebIid
tolleftirt llno Dem MrmenfonO 0eS 0i,
itriftS, in oem Der 8eamte luobnt, iiber.
uleien lueroen foil.
Settion8. Oab alIe9lrmenbduIer
(poor houses, aims houses) uno anbere
Lllr Die llnterbrin9un9 bon glrmen be.
ltlmmte Initalten bierourd ais Dir.
beitSbdrlcr fir Die in oieier Slfte ousoe.
lprodencn 3Uede crfl6rt iino, uno miro
6 blermit ben @oritebcrn folder Sc.
bdnoe CUR Yaidt eemadt, glrbeit fir
lolde 9onnitreidcr 5u bei6alfcn nnO Sie.
lelben 81 3luln9en, minoeitenS IedlS
StlInoen per Sag 5u arbciten, falls iie
Dies 81 tbnn i'm StNnbe iino.
SettiOn 8. 0ab Der @orlteber ei.
ner Der Oben beuaunten SInItaIten ir.
9eno einem 2anoitreidcr auf 6eiIen Gr.
lIIden bei oeIlen gntIaiiung ein GntloI.
illn98lbrciben Certificate Of disoharge)
au6ltelIen foil. lueIde8 oenIeI6en Dor
lueiterer Serbnftln9 pe0en 3an6ltrei.
ferel lllnerbalb Der fOlgenoen flint ga.
&c i6ilbeu foil, unter Der 8e6inauna,
ooB er lofOrt oaS @OnntB, in Dem er
feItaebalten lit, uerIdbt; uu0 III beIao.
ter Soriteber bierourd antoriIirt IoId,em
entlaIIenen 2anoltreicber cine nad Ieinem
SafllrbaIten bilIi9e Summe @eIo aus
oelIen 8eroienit o6cr aus Der &alle Der
&opnlbip, Borough, GitD ODER Gountb
eln3nbdnoigen, I'M Die llnfoIten BON
oeilen Gntfernun9 aus Dem @olntb, luic
hOrbeIa9t gu beitreiten.
Seftiou TO- 0ab ale @elebe ODER
Sgelle bon 8elcBen, lueIber NIT bieIer
glfte ni6t bereinitimmcn, bIermit pi.
oerrnfen Iein loIIen rno Iino.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-15
Sas urue Geirb fiir llntrrbriidang
hcs Observation-Disclosures.

Sas nClle OeirB fur lnterorndilng
hrs Sanbitrribcrslluprirn
9labitcbenO 9eben mir ben 8ortIaut
oeS obi9cn 8eieBeS:
Settion 1. Gel eS perfi9t bonn
Senut un6 8cprdieutantenbau8 brS
StaatS $enniDIUunien in @ensraIUer.
IOmmlTlu9, uno Ourd belen &ntOritdt,
DAP Die nabfol9eno beldriebenen @erIo.
ucn biermit fir 2unoItreider (vagrants)
erfIdrt iinO:
|. @ls@erlonen, lpeIbe ungeleBli6er
8eiie nnb irgCnb einem Siltrift 3uriIf.
fcbrGn, aus Dem Iie Our1 ri6terIiden
grlab ou89eiuieien iuorben iinb, obue i'm
8eiiB eines GcrtififntS bon ben anlteben.
Den SebOrben Der Staot ODER beS Oi.
itriftS 81 ieiu, in lueIdem be3eu9t, oaB
oieisIbCn bort onidlii9 iinb.
II, Ollie 8erionen, luelde iid mei.
germ, Die glrbeit Su berridten, peIde ib-
nsn non Den Irmenauflebern 3u0etbeiIt
miro, 9emdb Der SIfte bonn 13. SUM
1886, betiteIt: ,,gine &fte fir Die I'm.
ttritilbun0 uno 8eiddfti9ung Der &r.
men.
III. Ollie @erIonen, ueIde gum 3ped
oeS BettelnS ober MlmOlenIammelnS bon
SauS aI SauS 9eben ooer iid) in ben
Strnbcn Der Std0te uno Srtldaften,
ouf QanOitrnben uno 6fentIiden Ser.
febr8We9cn iibcrbaupt, 81 oemieIten
3pedc NufbaItcn, Ioiuie ale anoern bet.
tclno umberluanoernoen 8erIonen, mel.
die feinen fcItcn @obnort in Dem 8onn.
lbip, Der @oro ooer Borough, in iueI.
dem bicieIben arretirt luOrben, babm.
". MIe BerIonen. lueIde bon ir0eno
einem nnberbalb bieIeS StaateS 9eIe9e.
uen Srt nOb eincm i'm Snueren oeileI.
ben Iegenoen fOmmen, 0nlelbit uobnen
obne elmer beItimmten @rbeit ober 8e.
Iddfti9un9 nadSu9ebel, uno iueIde pe.
Der ii6tlidc Snbiiiten3mitttI beiiben,
nod 5nfriebenltelIenbe Qlusfunft iIber
iid ieIblt unb Den 8ruuo ibrer @nue.
ienbeit an iOIdem %IuB 9eben fOnueu.
Seftion 2. 8enu sefunben miro,
Dap in ir9eno einem Solunlbip ooer Srt
cine YerlOn iib se9en bic 8eitimmun.
9en bieIer Nfte per9ebt, 70 foil es fir ir.
9enb eiueu @onitabIer ooer 8OIi3eibe.
Umteu in loldem SonnIbip ooer Srt
9eIebIi6 lein. uno iit bsrlelbe bierour6
nn9cluieleu uno ouf9eforbert, auf cine
i1m BON ir9enb einem Der Ginipobner
Su9eiteIlte gtOti3 bin, ober obne 1olhe,
ouf ei9nes 8utbilnfen bin, IoI6e Ser.
lonen Dor eiuen Srieoen$ri1ter ooer ir.
9eno einen anberenf committeeman Sra.
9iltrat bes County at brin9en ODER brin.
gen gu laiieu, tueIde iebc ioIde @erio.
nen bOnn erominircn nno ipsnu bieleIbe
nab Ieinem Oafilrbalten, ooer nad Dem
8eit6nDnib beS 8erbaftcten ielblt ODER
Sufol9e Der eioliden 8efrdfti9un9 eineS
ODER mebrerer unbeldoItsner 3en9en 9e.
IebIi6 ilberfilbrt iuoroen, iolbe YerIOn
fommittircn fol- sur &rbeit auf ir9eno
ciuer @ountD. Sarm, ooer auf ben Stra.
ben ir9enb eiuer Gitb, Sounibip ODER
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-15
Sas 9ieb bnu Den 8ettern.

2 mar giner, Der nit Ieerer Sano
3nriIf fam in iein 9aterIou0
llno - ilbte nab Den Settern.
Sod baS mar ni6t 10 Ieibt 9elbeb'n
Gr bate ia nod ME 9eieben
0ie Iiebcn, iuertbcn &ettern
Gr iubte bin, CT Iu6te Der,
Gr illdf WobI in ole 8reu5 unb Nuer,
Sano fciuen non Den @ettern.
9os bat 9emo6t ibm' &rauriofeit
llno nlht 9erin9e8 Ser3eleio
lin all Die licben &ettern.
@rit ais er, fnum nad eiuem Sabr,
Grbt finf3i9tanlcnb Collars baar,
0a - 3ei9ten Ii6 Die Scttern.
llno 100 er 9ins unO 100 er ltauc,
Oa bait CT al leoe Sano
Sin balbc8 0nbcnb 8ettern.
sBie luaren iie Sa aIIe frob,
llno itetS in onIci iubilo,
Die Iicben, Inlt'9cn &ettcrn!
Sic fiinf5i0taulenb Collars baar,
Sic bieltcn aus luobl mnnfeS Snbr,
llno aud - Die tbcuren &ettern,
9Ob nidt6 bIeibt elui9 auf Der @elt
llno olS nerlbmunoen mar oaS 8clo
0a - idWanNen aud Die @ettern.
9n8 nbcr Icrne o'rnuS mein SSreuno
Wenn Dir oeS @lilCfc$ Come iheint,
Damn bait On touicnN &ettern.
Sod WenOet lib bon Sir oo8 Slid
3ieb'n Iib ole &ettern aud 3urilf,
M6 all Die Iicbeu &ettern.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-15
DIT
geaaiblbaniide Staatsjettnag,
btrausgsgfben Don

j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
,rlbstni isbtn DOuusrfias. unb icasi So. 90
Der Sabr, ,ablbar inutrbalb bes Sabrss, uhe
80 so nact Bsrllu6 bss Sdbrsanss.
9in,,Int GrtmpIartu, 5 Gents per Stad.
gtsins SubIertptionsH psrSsn fur psntetT
als Ietbs Wcnaten angtncmnititj aup Tam
Rismanb bas 9Iatt abbsfsasn, bio als Mid
adnbt bfiabIt ilnh.
- Tim bic abrsTs elmer 3situns lu SsI:
GnbsTn, muB man he alte iopobl ais aug
bte ueus abrtTr mItibttltu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-15
poP(ie.
@ib a6t!

@ib gdt! Ser 9ebcnspes 1T Olutt
llno ihIiipfri9 ilbcraIl;
Wer cinmaI itraudeIt, Der lit lbou
ytidt gar 10 peit bonn Sail.
IS tbut Iih lbon Elm Seber meb',
Ser einen SebItritt mnht;
8er'S reOIid init lid meint, Der 9ibt
Bci iCoem Sdritte Mht,
3ib Ndt ! gIu cinem Stein6n brad
Sid WnnbCr Ibou Iein 8ein;
gScr lnbcIonnen DorlpIrtS eilt,
gSiso nie crfOl9rcicb icin.
BCr I0n9inm 9cbt, fOulnlt aud gum
3ieI,
glur INNER bibib beOadtl
Ser &ln9c 9ibt idon nift umIOnIt
8ei icoem Sdrittc Idt.
@ib gIdtl Ser @ieniben 9ibfS osnu9,
Die germ bib fallen iebnj
8cbtS einmnI crit init Dir bcr9ab,
60 ilt'S Inn bib aeldebu.
Bcr leinen Sail befla9t, Der Wiro
Sm &Gufe nod beIadt;
0orltm iei itetS anf neiner Sutb;
8ci icbem Sdritt 0ib Slht.
@ib gldt On biit bein sis'uer Serr ;
Sei tln9, bod banhle redt
8er ciumaI mir 9efoIIen lit,
Ser it uno bIeibt audi lbIedt.
8cocnf' c8 INNER, b0b Die @sIt
Wit Mr9usau0en luobt
llno ale beine SebIer iiebt
@rum ratb' id Dir; 8ib &dt
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-15
Manhood, How Lost, How
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E9- This Lecture should be in the hands
of every youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, "a
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Address the Publishers;
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nie nrSats g,erbreituna

Die circulation bn .psunivlpanti4 4t
Staats. 3ettuns" In Daupbtn apnnip
IN GROCER ais bic irssnb elmer anbsrtn In par
risbur9 grbrudttn btutf6en Obtr tnaltibfn ;3a-
iuua. Sts bitttt bssbalb bic bette @sls9tnpttt,
an,tiasn In bislem Ibeile bsS Staatts ttnf
ntitt Nrrhrfiiunn III pfrlhafsn.
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The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the "PENNsYLvANI-
cHESTAArs-zEITUNG" in Dauphin County
9 larger than that of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as well as
German. 1t is therefore the best advertls-
ing medium in this part Of the State
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@ebinaunaen Der anseiaen !,

Nnieissu ptrbtn ttngHlldl plt Iol9I
BsfdGftS.MujttgsH bsim Satr Oofr
fir sinsn Tbfil bes 9dbrssi
3Wcpats. 6 Npnait. t2 Wcnats.
Gin 3Oa $4.OO $500 $i2'000
3psi 3oa 700 1900 2O.QO
Srsi 3Oa 1000 1900 28.O0
lerfgentbum,, psriSnlt @ts ",
aentbum. Iluc aagtmstue anistgtn III
Gents biz Belle fur bic afs Glnriiduua ine
Gents Die 3siIs iiir isNr na@bsriGs Yin
riifung.
pattuiirts Rebisin-. Stitus. une alls
anSers Nn,siasn bi Der sanJsn, baibtn, BRIT
isl cbsr SierIsI Spalts rtresn ME tOlsi os'
rsbnet ptreen: .
Cine sauis SpaIii idbrIi6."",Bf 50'00
ginr bdlbe 9pdlls - ...". o0.OO
9ine brtttfl SpaIis /" ".." 6O.00
Gins pIfrtel Spalts ;. ...". 4o'0O
@eri 9tss Nnietaen pfretn pts folgi
bsTeHud:
@rtruturs.. Qbminilrator5 unb
a(Iiguis's s.Nnldgrn. rn......."..""S2.5O
6tirdfbs-. IuOeSsanSfgsn.
Daut @bhntiuua u.f.ip.r-.""."5O 0ts.
0v aar grtsff, Mittbtilungen ,e. mullen
ME foIst abrti!lrt psrbsn;
j. George Ripper,
P.O. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-30
A soLrrncRN nIsHop,s VIEWS.

The Rev. p. y. Lynch, the Roman Catholic Bishop Of
the diocese Of Charleston, s. c. arrived IN tis city dur
ing the post week and has been staying at the residence
Of Cardinal NcClossey ut Madisonsye. and Thirysxth
4. The object Of his the city IL simply in relation
20 ecclesiasticaI affairs connected with the Cardinal
TRlnuNr reporter called ON BIN last evening TO obtain
his viewson the present political situation in his State
The Bishop somewhat recent in giving his views,
but stated them substantially as follows:
1.-THE fact that t-ere rifle clubs in the staeOf South
Carolina cannot be disputed, but they organizations
which have existed under another for years,
some OF the Revolution, and which have been
rcorcanzed since the To my Knowledge there arc no
such organizations outside of the City OF Charleston
The last parade or military display Of any
KIND made by the ride clubs at the anniversary ot
Fort Moaltrie I'm which celebration Gov Chamberlain
tool mart do not believe that these companies inttm
dated in any way the in their voting There may
be a few companies I'm the Interior but have never
heard OF them and know nothing about them. There
were undoubtedly n number OF political clubs OF
ORGANIZATIONS, such exist I'm every state during
political campaign and these made up mostly Of
white men, although they often had negroes among their
number It IL true that negros life was IN danger II he
were a Democrat from Republican negroes. have
heard the latter myself the streets at night chasing
other negroes and crying ont, Kill hint kin himl
There were disturbances at EllentOn and Hamburg, as
everybody knows. but they began in each instance
by negro resistance to the process of law. Had
the negroes In these instances acted lawabding c
zens no distu would have taken place The whites
are perfectly willing to acknowledge the rights OF the
negroes rs voters and to hold Office but they insist upon
honesty and decency of behavior of Office At the cleo
ton preceding the one the Conservative Ticket for
which the white worked had upon ii the name OF
q negro for LieutenantGOyernOr, which, although
II does rot prove that all feeling has died out con-
firms the last statement The political organizations no
doubt attended the campaign meetings in large numbers
but do not believe they carried arms. So far as ntmi
dalton was effected by making show OF numbers such
may have taken place but believe 1t was only in this
yay thar il did happen. have passed their meetings
myself and have seen their numbers, but never saw
them armed. As to any successful intimidation Of the
negro VOTE my opinion that the voted early
and often repeating probably TO the extent OF 5000
6 1000 votes, throughout the State"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-30
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
NINE. EssIPOFFs CONCERTS.

A whole evening of BeethOVen's music with
nothing for the orchestra, might, under some crcnm
stances, prove little tedious to miscellaneous audL
enco hut the programme last night well arranesd
and 80 eapslly rendered that there was no room AZ en-
for anythingEe ennu restlessness but every one
KEEP. interested and charmed from beginning to end ra
chief numbers of the programme, which was devoted ar
clusivoly Beethovens music the second OF th
three sonatas for piano and violin grouped under om
80 the Moonlight Sonata and the Sonata opus 2,
No.2.
We have had plenty of opportunities OF Judging ~
Mmc Essipofrs abilities interpreter OF aImo.,
every school of panomusic from Bach and scarstti "a
Liszt with the single exception OF Beethoven Las,
night however, we had the chance given US and =.
were not disappointed One cannot judge tho perform
ances of a man aud a woman by precisely the sama
standard There Is OF necessity inherent quality
in the nature OF each that VIII give different color
to their respective rendermgs OF the sama
works, and we can hardly expect the conceu.
lions Of the one to tally precisely with those
of the other The first thing that struck one An
Won BulOws playing his wonderful inteectuality.
ne was prominently man OF brains. far less often
man of feeling. The very opposite is the with Nine
EssiDo One FIRST feels the sentiment and enthusiasm
OF her playing aferward the form Of her conception a.
serts ITSELF Not however, that she is any more deficient
in intellectual grasp than Won Bilow in sentiment bus
that what perhaps the sHngest point each IL tAs
weakest in the other For this very added pefhaus
to the womanly dellcaey anc dantneSs Of lime Espof
the passages Of the music in which Dr. Bow struck
us as the least strong NOTABLY much of the rapid deli
cate music seemed to from her with more power
than any others. Her playing full of feeling and
pure, wholesome sentiment, generally c0rrect-
deed there surprisingly few slips-and her tech
nque of what has always been very per-
fectlOn. If there not THAI strsDg grasp FDe
mental development apparent which produce the most
shaDeiy symmetrical rendering OF a work as q whole
there were enough good fcatares there to make oss a.
most forget the lack OF them.
Miss Norton sang two songs Of Bcethoven's. "Vlta
Feliee," and MignOn." She Is certainly the InOst
promising debutante we have had lately.