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New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
THE PHILHARMONIC REHEARSAL.

The second rehearsal for the first concert OF
the New-York Philharmonic Society took place az 'o
Academy Of Music yesterday afternoon Inc oniS us
taken up was the long and difficult first act OF DIG
Walkiire the second part Of The Ring OF the NDe
lungs" Dr. Damrosch, the conductor OF the sooi-
ety. has made many changes in the composition OF tno
orchestra and has infused much new blood into IT, lie
has evidently been hard at work, too drilling his men,
and there is perceptible a decided improvement
over their playing of last year There Is greater re anu
precision and they much more under control ii'
change for the better Is most grateful one, TOT NJ tho
end of its last seasons work the society seemed to have
sunk about as low as II possible. AT the concert
week from tonight interesting and, If the orchestra
continues to improve as has in the last week, very
good performance may be expected. The programme
will consist Of Beethovens Fifth &C. minor Symphony
and the Wakire music In this latter Nine Pappehheih
and.Messrs Bischof and Remmertz are tho soloists
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
NIRRIED.

BASGS-EDwARDS-O Thursday oct 26 at the residence
mother by the Rev. J. A. VI. Chapman, d. d.,
DR. l. b. Bangs Miss Fannie A. Edwards, youngest
daughter . the late Wul. Edwards.
HEALD- -GARDN Erin New Haven. Conn, oct 26 at St
Psu's Church. the Rev Francis LObie, MI JOhn .:
ITod orange, y. j. TO Miss Gertrude a. Garlner OF
New Haven
UURIBU -MAXWELIr-On wednesday, oct p, at the
residence Of brides parents by the Rev. Curtiss T.
Florence daughter OF Alexander Maxwell.
oya. to Edward y. Hurlburt, all of this city.
ITOTEER- -ORR-On Thursday oct 26, at the Collegiate
church. F1rty.cigthst and Fave.. by the Row James
NJ LUDLOW. D. H.. Robert :. Luqueer, Jr, 10 Mary E-,
daughter OF David or, esq, al Of tins city.
MORRISON ON-MAXWELI~-O Thursday, Oct. 20, in the
Fourth Presbyterian Church by Rev Joseph r. Kerr Mr
Alexander b. Morrison 10 Miss Helen Maxwell niece Oh
John Aitkcn esq
PALMER -UOLKINS-Oct 25 In 81. Johns Church. Ware
house Point by the Rev Edward GooGridge assisted
by the 1T ey W W. Niles Joseph = Palmer oi New YORK
t0 onis daughter OF the late Harvey Holkins OF Ware
house Point
SCUW -WHEELER-On wednesday evening oct. 25,
n at Church, FOrihan. New-fork CITY,
by the t H. II. Carlson BishopOf Nebraska assisted
g. y. Blanchart rector Gustav H. ochWaD 10
Caroline T.. Wheeler. both of New-fork.
STEVENS-FA FARMER-On Wednesday. oct. 25 AT the Re-
formed Church. syracuse, y. " by ~" Rev samuel d. BUR
CHART. D. D.. Brcsse stevens OF MaolsOn, WIS, 10 mary
Elizabeth Farmer ~ ~ yracusr.
WHEEEER-osBORNE-Oct. 25. At home by the Rev Dr
f. Ste,Tus. assisted by the k,Y. r. ~ Osborne Sfahu
father o the bride Frankn d. Wheeler 10 Florence, daugh
tor of c. :. osborne. esq, all of Newark, y. J.
al Notices ef Marriages must be indorSed rtth laH
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
NATIONAL REFORM LEAGUE IN LOCAL POLITICS.
rhr Now York City. Auxiliary OF the National

Reform oAguc the officers Of which state that II has
branches In all the Assembly districts of the city, has
been holding series OF meetings for TIE pUrpose Of de
Gliding upon what II any, action II should take IN refer
cucc to the approaching municipal elections At itr last
meeting "A provisional committee empowered To act
as "a conference committee 10 consult with other orSan
cations with view TO securing the nomination of tho
best available candidates for the various municipal
Offices, without respect 10 their party connecticut lho
sentiment Of the meeting largely In favor OF TIE
pres raion Of an independent cizcns ticket, made mp
from various candidates already proposed, or of new
candidate, named by the cagc. some were In favor &"
ticket headed 10y the regular Dcmocrac candidate Tor
Mayor with wcll-EuOWH lcforWCT for the other oihrtH
OtnrT, favored Ike ticket headed ly Andrew IL. Green
or by jackson :. Schultz. Dulman Il. Eaton, VIM. r.
Dodge or !. W. Bcrsman. Among The mcinbcrs of lho
Committee " Conference are Dwight H. Olmstcld, prs
idut Of thr organization DR.. Henry Randall NHitr
Francis O. French, Lloyd hspinwall, Frederick Gngc
H. 4 j. Campbell, Emmanuel Aucrbach, Rowland ~
Hazard Richard A. Kent, j. \. Bishop, n. \ Cowdfty
Gouvcrncur Carr. and others \ conference has petn
had with the of the German Central Commit
Zee The New-York city Auxiliary VI the National Re
form League it Is stated, will be permanent Orsanza
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
HOW TO CONDUCT AN Aggressive CAMPAIGN.

The aggressive campaign" which Gov. 1ilden
said he and his party would make IL being fully displayed
In NcwYOrk and Brooklyn The preparations for election
frauds there exceed anything before known in the
history of the state II was expected from the first that
the Democracy in its desperation would employ and
every agency carry the election but the country
not prepared To Witness such an organized shameless
and outrageous crusade against the integrity OF the
ballot-bOX II the Republicans lose this election it VIII
he because OF fraudulent votes. IL Coy T1lden be
elected II will be because the shotgun In the South and
the Illegal voter In the North Join IN the hunt The
full extent of the danger but just begins to reveal Itself
From every city the warning against the
conspiracy. The resemblance between II and the one
that defeated John A. GnswOd for the GOvernOrshp IN
lSb~ II striking but t1s one seems To have hrtadtn
DEPTH and fomldablrucss the other did not The lower
wards of Ncwlork CITY, dcnscy populated with poor
and yagabond classes furnish admirable advantages for
carrying out election frauds. In such neghborhOOds
colonization" of voters IL being attempted Ia manner
never before Witnessed TRIBUNE reporter visited one
OF these Democratic lodginEhouScs and his account
gives the reader clear idea OF how the fraud managed
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
A NEW PLAY BY JOAQUIN MILLER.

Ioaouin Miller has written play, entitled
"T1e shadow Of Nauyoo." expressly for Mr. Mex.
Rankin The leading incidents are taken from NJ
M,llcr's brief story Of "The First Families Of the
sicrras" II will treat fully however than that
work the humorous pathetic phases Of social life
among the pioneers. This Is really Mr. Mllcrs second
attempt NJ writing, "Tlc ono Falr woman having
brcn originally written In form of drama. As the
manuscript - this was lost rn,mi-si"n from Rome
to America, the author abandoned the idea OF play
and from recollection framed tc pc ont story. Tho
rr,luctlon of The Shadow Of Nauyoo" rests with Mr
MckCe Rankin.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
MoRRIsANIAs STEAMBOAT coMPANYs CONDITION.

MORRlSANlA SIEAMBOAI COMfANl L . SOONDiiiON'
TO the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: In your issues of Monday and to-day
notice an effort the part of somebody to maicousy
inire the credit and standing Of the Morrisana Steam
boat Company. Being the holder OF the mortgage for
$4,000 on the steamboat Shady side, beg to say the
same was given as collateral to secure the payment OF
snndry notes for like amount all OF which have been
promptly mot they matured there remaining some
ST 900 yet unnatured. for which now hold the said
mortgage / make the low estimate OF 100000 for the
three steamboats, | would gladly purchase them at
Sl2OOOO could they be bought at that figure The sale
of the Shady Side ard charters to the Morrania Steam
boat Company has amounted to nearly 100000, and the
payments have been promptly made as they maturcd
take pleasure saying, although not stocknoider
in no way beyond the $1,000 referred to- that
their dealings with me have been highly satisfactory IN
every particular and esteem the managers OF the line
highly as men OF integrity and ability
Ne,c YORK. Oct % 1876. ]. NJ GoETcHINs
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
NEw-YoRK oRATORIO SOCIETY.

The first concert of this society will take
place on Wednesday evening, Nov. 8. when Mendels
sohn's Elijah" will he given. The solosts are Miss
Corradi soprano; Miss Drasdil contralto; Mr. Casue
tenor; and Mr.. Soddard, baritone The choruses WI" 10
by tho society and the orchestra will be the PhlIhar
monte Dr. Damrosch is the conductor. Judging
from the singing Of the society last the performance
Will be an excellent one
Season tickets be exchanged for reserved seats Oh
and after Monday the 3Oth inst. mt Steinway Hall.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

urrruo. oct ~ Ke.cpt- ny a." Flour M' Dds
wheat. .HI u-- fu,.. Eti'N .i--n h..I i,y .li'''t
I,ui -lJu hYl, t,lu. i,.up BUSH "h' A. i:-v '','
OAR. - hI,. Herirr. go" bu,I p. ~ -,
canal fn tifryattf tru 'O ' hn'. ,, '.
- - busl. Harl.,. = -tu bush me- i I','N " M
1870 bush. D., iA4ft.!s Four $500 hhN '"i' .' a."
bush. Ht,lt. i|.-Nb bIsi., pI.- li''uI '' ;.,
lvr. ".nnp hu.h Flour .u.it .a!.- 'l, ..'
mai t.ut. sales. I-u Nu ] " l'i'
.I. lruu bush Girtu aY Gnu, - .' ''i i'i D.,
-,.,. ,,l fft,h IaN MtAcd Io'rtp. '2Lt, l'n % 'H
f .u.,l- slna1't e. oats alt EY' m2.' ''l h'i'' ''
rts uu B.. sale. luuuu bus. tarnll on W Nai' 'Iu'
,Iuf, .. u - d., ,l.t It,etr Trade d utud hrlt "im
AZ unchanged uuYtatIuIs. Sod Tin oihN lHh "'i,
,-ip -.aF4 20 ftt request. pu"l. 'l"l'hl ~
=. farr, ~ ftaF and l.'ui iu 'H' ' 'i,' t' i
rut.r.4i .HwtHf0 far d'tI uu, if''s i'' 49,"
canal Fr, rlts unbalanced Railroad ltcthl' L" Nr" i'"
~, fpr Mh,.i. 30. tor corn, AMI Jc. for pli- a., ,
i2c .sosin nim at strained. Tar s"Ii. AtFl ~
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
THE USUAL STYLE or CAMPAIGN CHARGE.


Mr.. Albert Hobbs of Malone, Mr.. Wheelers
lawyer has written 10 several Of the morning papers
denying that Mr. Wheeler "a railroad " wreclcr," stat
ng lhat The only suit brought against Mr.. Wheeler "a
trustee OF railroad pIO-iorma SUIT for the settle
ncnt OF foreclosure, IN which he acted OF the
trustees OF the moI gage, As rational men We have
doubt whatever int Mr. Wheeler is "A very honorable
and upright pcrso but looking HIM with our campaign
eye IL IS our painful duty 10 Mr Hobbs that his
client railroad woeker and thai the settlement OF
that affair by the court proves nothing. Mr. Wheeler
wrecked" the OgdcnSburg and Chanplan Railroad by
fOecosing the mortgage and taking the road away from
tho stockholders because tie interest was not pnd
which was gross abuse OF power and shows him to be
tricky fellow 1t appears that ho discharged ffon
his trust By decree OF the Supreme Court in 1870 and
bis accounts settled, we presume, by hocuspOcus
cOllusOn with the judge who IL probably syser and
whose shall look into before long and set him
before the public In his true cOOrs And now let turn
for moment to Mr. Hobbs himself. We observe IN his
letter about Mr. Wheeler ne carefully abstanS from say
ing anything about himself This afectatiOn OF mOdesy
shall save hin We should like To ask what il tho
condition OF hs private aiirsi II they all right
why they prvatci Where Is his income tax return
Is he not In the daily receipt OF money from persons
merely for arguing their In courts OF law What
does be do with it, pretty fellow ho Is 10 for
ward In defense Of anybOdys honesty.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
IIIE BUTLER CAMPAIGN DEVICE.

WASHINGTON, oct. pa number OF the
per.ns hosc name. ,ycrc nrd ro the poster pacarrl
about THIS city and sent 81 Massachusetts. purp,rns L"
NV. the proceeding, ~ am'cus Oi War Democrats and
Republicans a. gin. Gc; Buffers election. declare that
their names affixed to that post without author
ty II appears that the ingenious persons Who conceived
this cccou'crins frmd bayo ~ many INSTANCES nt'h
tonally omitted mid ir polcd other names
m t,ot yl,n coiuI1lu IS uia!r To tt ~ of an improper
use names the gwen that TIE pcf7 n- com
plau.ug were at nll, 20, the names pubiN"
were not theirs TINS has been given 10 several
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
"CORTICELLI" cONQCERS.

WHAT THF CENTENNIAL JrrGES HAVE TO SAY or
IliE NoSorCCK siik CoNrANY's CELEBRATED
"cuEIIoiIII' SEWING -u, AID MACHINE TWIST
asa BASIS roE Iur AWARD Or Two MEDAL.
HfrtHr
"For splendid cXhibitof a variety of Sewing
AMI Machine -t or 4tsn. 5prrIyrry .. 90 ~'rru&h
anal regfIty. httu. ,.frafu' $500 u il, iutuu''ii.r
"Al.l. Tor - Ulc collect Ou 90 six Manuiatturhs
Machinery. embracing NIutU-. doubling, nruhlht
.mAcAlu. .u' firtiu- machine, tho lA'i''
~ ,uty lurruious ,uu-' u.i'n'
f., Al. q. j. ..'-ltpEN, Director b'Hcfa..
D. N. UtVIi1. Precedent
Attest: htrN. Il Bon .E. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
No COALITION WITH REPUBLICANS.

The Anti-Tammany Conference Committee
ot 2l met last evening at Irving Hall, Emanuel
r. Hart presiding The session was secret aud
stormy Mr.. Hart Of the subcommittee reported
that lie had met Gen. Arthur, who was
appointed by the Republican Conference Committee
to confer With outside organizations. Cen Arthur had
given lim TO understand distinctly that the Republican
party would form no combination with the AntiIani-
many party aud would give the latter place on their
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
ST. LOUIS REGISTRATION VERY LARGE

Sr. LorIs, oct. 27.-Ihc registration of
voters WIS finished IA this city this afternoon. Tho
total number registered has not yet boon asccrtaincd
but il Will De- between and increase ~
l2CO or 600 on ans prcyiou, registration The mum
Der Of pong places has been largely increased and will
greatly facilitate che deposition aud counting of votes
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

For the South Atlantic and Gulf states,
'oNiy falling barometer, casicrly souh rly winds
,ruicr clear weather. and possibly rain areas IN the
luih-Wrst.
Far the N.ddc States. fdiiHg barometer, southeast 10
.DgIirrs triHdS. irqer purity ciOdy cedther, and IN
ne northern portion KNfN areas
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
APTOMMAS MATINEE.

Mr.. Aptommas, the harpist will give n
matinee this afternoon at 29 o'clock at GlbDohSs Ar
Gallery. He will play several times himself anu WI"
have the help of Miss Rosa McGeachy and Miss Metler
and OF Mr. W. L. Mills.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
,lp ARRI.CKIE,S RENEFIT.

A concert will be given this evening ut the
22d Regiment Armory for the benefit of Mr Arbuckle'
tho cornot player Gmorcs Band VIII perform assisted
hv Mis- Lillian b. Norton Mr. sohst and other well
known artists
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
Suerlai Noilees.
IOih District.
REGULAR REPUBLICAN, NOMINEE
For Congress,
UAMLIN BABCOCK.

A IOih District.
-' REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE
For Congress-
UAMLlN BABCOCk.
Patents. TradenarlSs, &c,
secured In the United states and foreign countries by
ARTHUR V. BRIESENS PATENT AGENCY,
25S Broadway. New.lOrk.
Best references. send FOR book OF instructions
Fost-Orce Notce.-The FOREIGN MAILS Tor tpe g "tea
ending SATU RDAl. oct 2s 1875, VIII close AZ ,o nS
II ESDAN. at a. H., Tor EulpFc, - =, s,Sn a n
Montana via Queenstown; on MhDN fsDar an A. as
for EuroIe prr steamship Russia via ~ a. S,is f,
DAY at 1880 m Europe, per NJ, An AZ ia
Plymouth CherbouIg and Hamburg on j on,ens
a. m Tor Europe per steamship CiY G,mSnv and Trance
correspondence for S,o@ AMI ne steciay a1ircsse,Di
and AZ 10 a M for scotland dr,ct per s,rsnishp % So
VA 1nS Si Iayre; and 1880 M Tor EuT9ie PEI steam
frnhss, VI" - SonthampOn and Bremen The stelslls
snp and city OF Chester DO not take nas or
Montah. ,.n nu. and Norway. The mails for the Vest
marx, swee, n,.r,nIa and St Thomas viii leave New-fork
indies The mails for China, will leave san Francisco
OS, % The mails for Australia, &c. VIII leave sap x
.,co Nov. y. 1875. - - '~'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28


BowprN-On wednesday Oct. 25, Rose wife of Andrew
Boy,,lcn In the Slst year Ot her age ..,
ON saturday II O'Clock Relatives and friends are invited
10 att, nj
DAWSON sixth dAy lFriday the 27th inst. Susan NJ
Furr ON hrs. day Sunday O'Clock from Friends Meet
lns house, ON TNenty soventiist near siNthaNe'
HOLMES suddenly. Wednesday, Oct 20, Charles C.
Holmes aged 81 years. - ~. a., ,.,,. - ,. W,
Funeral sryces a. the residence OF ms I'm
saturday, at . p m.
uopKINs-At Ialeon y j. 2Si nit. OF bronchial con-
sumption, sara l. cCiciy b VIE OF Jetohfo hoPAl'' Vi
PGm,rai At burlington. VI.
MARsHALr-on fourth dey tenth month 26th at the resi-
TrooSyp Mary b. rcct OF Asa Marshall in the 7d year oil
RELATIVES and friends invited to attend her funeral
AZ Friends Meeting house. az Amawak on seventh day
frou rand Central Depot, Harlem Railr'ad at kaonah
MoORF-On wednesday. oct 2j at leonia " J, CarEissa
Vrcrlan widow OF the late samuel j. Moore In the '6th
Rsayes and friends are respectfully invited to attend
hF dSrk 5Sti G n mn " Sdrthcrn naroad
Chambersst AT 945 =. m.
Of Jane. " and Frcderica Blydenbnrgh Prison aged
r ys 'i ryr"S at St stephens Church. Mrburn y. j.
Monday oct 30, At 1890 H. Trains leave Barclay and
Christopher sts at NtO
WHO OF VIM Ruld and daughter Of the late Capt James
t;it,on OF philadelphia In the 75d var ol her age -,
tI nerai from lato residence No. p East one ehun.
dcl andthirty th.rs. on sunday the 29th at 2ocock
Philadelphia papers please copy.
TAYLOR-on Tuesday. tho 2ith inst, at Portland Conn.
Charles Guslayus Tay this city the 6st year Of his
age.
HEADQUARTERS I'm REGIMENT. n. G.. 5. y: Yp)
NEW. .YoEK. oct p, 1876 5
The officers members Of tins regiment are invited % at
taud IN citizens, the funeral 0f NCapi George William
smith, at 40 lO9 West fwent! thdst on SUNDAY OCT ~
at 1880 p. m. c, ,>,,fo~s cr ,pE
LOUIS FrIzGERALD, Breyet Lieut. Col and Aduiant.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

The baromctic rise continued al! Yesterday TIL near
midnight. Tho regularity of the Is only interrupted
by IN" u-utl cNtr. This increased pres
sro has now considerably passed the average ls.t for
the present .c-on Temperature i~ Stil low aud hu-
ulddy lille changed. The conditions indicate an ap-
preaching storm.
For ta. cty and vicinity. coudy and somewhat
vArnirf weather fo pr anticipated day AMI on sun
day a storm which NAV partly consist Of snow.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

Pc ro,i To vo1r-cif for ONCE. Il tt"l' .rl "iIH =
nj ,,.b 81 t.I and u, ur IAt,, I.rTIE E,Nl surr
rtl.,y Asthma, rvuur}. Sc. Hs we'll - iir'At ''"
tIA.uts.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

School SrIrs.-Iafsr stock ut greatly re-
lu,.d prices. ERohNW tE"IuLk-, itl-1N", '4r''li'
t.Du,r Institute.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

Whether the Hair be Gray or decaying, Parker's
A BAAM the color and Life. Don't leg eel your
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Mcrninc. Nool Night
Bile. Fl. ................. .............I.]5 !. iii.
III. 4-..I.- .L--l

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in . 1 arfn.s ur. 'si.H. Z uur r Oh" . h2l- pc
sstnr horizontal ur uas. 1o urhs hslt n
t- a'u,r T- irregular white line represents the o isipui Of the
f.-- d .r.n 2 .t.. D. .rs
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

DIED

Al Notices ef Marriages must be indorSed lcih Jul!
name and address
The New York herald., 1876-03-22

ART on the subject OF the Emma Nine scandal In the
course OF hts examination to-day Stewart swore that
he bad not said that 500 shares Of the stock had been
given TO General Schenck contradictng point blank
the statement TO that effect OF the previous witness,
Lyon. Stewards examination will be continued, and
probably occupy all OF tomorrow, that General
schenck will hardly go the before Thursday
DANA's NOMINATION REPORTED on ADVERSELY
BIZ THE SENATE coMAuTTEE-BAD EFFECT OF
HIS LITTER.
The Committee on Foreign Relations reported against
the confirmation OF Mr. Dana as successor to Mr..
schenck at the executive session Of the Senate to-day
II rs said by leading Senators that IL Mr. Dana had
written his letter to the committee he might have
ccived majority vote. The democrats would have
gone solid for him, which, with the of his repub-
iican Senatorial friends, would have confirmed him.
AS Is there hope OF his representing the United
States at the Court Of St. James for time to
TREASURER NEW TO RETIRE FROM oFFIcE-HIs
SUCCESSOR.
MT New United States Treasurer has arranged to
retire from the Treasury with the close OF this month";
which ends the current quarter. His resignation is
wholly voluntary 1t is about determined that Assist
ant Treasurer wyman, long connected with the Office,
will succeed Mr.. New.
THE QUESTION OF ADJouRNMENT-A POSSIBLE
RECESS DURING DOG DAYS.
The subject OF tho adjournment or moro propably
recess OF Congress, is again discussed In view OF the
certainty that will require than three months
OF active work to get through with the business
hand and to arise within that This would throw
the session into the beginning OF the dog days. and
rs Washington, and particularly the hall Of the House
OF Representatives sacrical OF health in the
season. proposition is under discussion to take a
cess from somc time in June early enough probably
allow the members to so tho two national
tons, over to the first week September
The New York herald., 1876-03-22
GERMAN Y.

HOW AN ExILED BISHOP WAS DRIVEN FROM
HoLLAND-A DEMAND FOR xxTRADITIoN-
SEEKS SAFETY IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 21, 1876.
The Pail Mau Gdreftes Berlin special has tho follow
ing details matter OF the Bishop OF Padcrborn -
''The Bishops unexpected departure from Holland
was occasioncd by the demand from tho Prussan gov
to the Dutch government for either his
dition or expulsion. The demand was promptly acted
upon, the Dutch Minister OF Justice giving the
sary orders the State Procurator who called
upon the Bishop. without stating any reason, quilt
the kingdom within fortnight, and threatening
tradition II he failed to comply. The Bishop left
Saturday and proceeded to England whence he has
already formally declared that he intends continuing to
conduct the administration OF his diocese"
The New York herald., 1876-03-22
sTaDT THEATRE.

People, little and big, crowded tho above theatre
last night to witness tho performance OF ''Die Lpu.
taner" Ohio Lihputians). given by the pupils Of the
Beethoven MaennerchOr Singing School for the bens1t
Of the director Karl Tracgcr. The benefit was ten
dercd to the above gentleman by his pupils, whom he
gratutousy nsiructs in the school OF the society on
sundays Tho peco played is entitled a Juvenile
operetta. and Is performed exclusively by children
under the age OF fourteen. The number tho stage,
as els and gnomes, was about hundred Tho plot
OF tho httlc play ~ very simple little orphan
maiden, IN order TO escape the workhousc trusts
In Providence and seeks her fortune the WIDE world
The King has been twice unfortunate IA love, but "
directed by the Queen the FAIRIES where 10 seek her
who alone can heal the wounds OF his heart He dis
guiscs himself as peasant and. OF course eventually
finds her In The wandering orphan. The piece inter-
sperscd throughout with music Of an exceptionally
good character by Karl Tracger IL was rendered last
night by the little people with great precision Amd
much excellence, II ~ but proper 10 single out
for especial remark the singing OF tho Queen
Miss Kitty Nufer; OF tho King Heinrich kronfold;
n-..- S.-~ A s'~kn>-.sL Ths s-ii-s e.