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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
THE LIFE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.

HE LII Il INSt hRNtb ASNOIl3l lON.
WHY IT WAS EXCLUDED FRoA MAssAcntsErls-
TIE CoMPASYs CLAIM 10 CONFIDEHCr
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, April 25.-RcgardInS the
statements made by Insurance Commissioner RhOades
Of Massachusetts touching he standing and condition of
the Life Insurance Association OF this city, the following
facts may be relied upon thorough and eL-
austiye examna of this association has been made
within the past onh By the representatives of the In
surance Departa hts OF Missouri, Michigan, Illinois,
Massachusetts, aud Penhsy and their reports
show: Admitted assets - lIs 67G; Liabilities, 81 ,022,
47S leaving a u plus of 1926 1877 reserve basis OF
six per cent as law OF Missouri The assoca-
ton also has not admitted by the examiners
amounting 1868 Oo7 Othcse liabilities it is condent'y
beeye that much the larger OF them will be avail
able it is stated the authority OF the Insurance
Department Of this State rs well by the examiners
who represented Missouri, that the indications that
by prudent management, which there il reason 70
Doubt the company Will have a reserve estimated the
per basis before the end Of the present year
There "a t present dcfcIt OF Sgs9 900 on the latter
named basis but this expected be wiped out and q
surplus Obtained before the 20ih OF December next.
vi. II the Missouri law requiring il2 per .ss
will 20 into effect In addition To the examination iade
by the l. Commissioners here a ittCc
I1u1uird by the directors aI,G oocyioI,rs 81 rgel
viii duties IN continual III OF those 10 'rrmed
by tie commissioners. Tnis coinI Cee which listed
OF W. Stone of Alabama Isaac Nun N New
York J0nu D. Anderson, Tenn. .ee; JOHN u Carey.
YiigiAia and rl0nia. RichesOr, MA iur in their
report that they gave earnest consideration the sub
jects submitted to them that the commissioners made
thorough and very examination OF the affairs OF
the assoc iiOn; thai if tGcy committed any errors they
were against rather than in favor Of the CORPORATION
that assets thrown out for defects Of form
which tir committee think can be e. div reIueded when
such assets Will become rst-cass securities, that
the interest account Of the association yields
OF much above SIX per cent Tie report closes with the
following CONCLUSIONS: First that Inc Life Association
America is solvent anu worthy of continued
arr: second that IT'S management has been 1narked by
strict integrity OF liz officer tiid, that there Is
son Tor distusting its ability 10 maintain its
standing ana 10 meet lis Liabilities present and pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES.
Try TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Ihcle u runOr
tonight that cypher dispatch has been received at the
Eu,.ian Legation Officially informing Minister Shiskir Of
the declaration OF war between his Government and
that of Turkey II is also believed that tho Russian
Minister will formally announce TO the Government
tomorrow through Assistant Secretary Seward who Is
acting In Mr. Eyartss absence the declaration OF war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
HOME NE US.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUT5 IN
BROADWAY.
Ga m. CO.. Noon. 60. p IN. G6'. Midnight so!
Highest during the day Go q. Lowest 30
Average, jgL2'. same dav. 1876 4jls'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

AIbemnrle H0ieI-AutoniO Mantia, Spanish Min
lister at Washington run 1rens Hotet-The Hon Mar
shall Jewell of Hartford Senator Jerome H. Chahee OF COZ
oraln Gov c. Cheney OF NeTHampshre, eNGOv H.
T. BALDWIN OF Michigan Dom Piatt OF Washington and
Joseph Pulitzer If ST. Louis BTeD00r HOUSe-The Hon
Henry s. sanford Florida. buckingham Hoet-PT0
Samuel w. johnson Of Yale College H9et BruhsoeElh ne
Nar1uIs die Vllaba of Havana H9GdH HOuse- Alexander
Mfcheii President Of Chicago Milwaukee aud ST Paul
R1iIway Company HOuse-ticn. Richard H.
Jaesson u = Army . House-Ex Congressman John
Iyncn OF Maine GndsOr HOtet-Mayor d. j. johnston OF
Cohoes n ST. Nicholas HOtst-ExGov James h. Englsh
lnnua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
NO NOMINATION FOR POLICE COMMISSIONER
TO-DAY.

Gen. Daniel 4. Scklcs and Register Patrick
H. Jones called Mayor Ely yesterday, and recopl-
mended the appointment OF Gen. Alfred PeasontJn for
Police Commissioner.
Tho Mayor subsequently, in conversation with a
TRBu reporter said that he should send another
nomination for the Office to the Aldermen to-day Cor
poration Counsel whitney had given an informal
opinion Mayor not required by the charter
70 make another nomination any particular day. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
Ice Pitchers

Gorl,an ~ Co, eJaiOnasquare, offer n
valuable inl,roy cmcnt iu uianuiacture
Of hard metal Silver Soioercd Ice
Pitchers. Ihey are 50 constructed that
tstc lining can lie easily removed for
the purpose Of cleaning or repair.
These Ece pitchers are the NEST dc.
s;rable ever placed before ti,e public.
All plated ware made by s.orI,am
.zauul:sc turing Company Is silver sol.
dcresi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
LECTURES AND MEETISGs.

A meeting Will be held on lurday. al $3.50 p. M,
in the Office the Hon stewart L. MOOnOr 10 organize
alumni association Of the Phi Beta Kappa society
At the annual meeting OF the New-YOrk Society
library on Tuesday the following
elccled Frederic be PeysteI Richard Mount Henry @.
T. Strong stephen p Nash. Edward SC ell Frederick shel
R,cbard II ANONYMITY stephen Williams, Adam saeketi
Tho treasury recently received by gift and bcquesi
err 600 and ~ other requests amounting $4,000 will
soon be reOeivs Of this fund will bs invested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
CIsInMHOCsE REFORN.
THE WORK WHICH THE COMMISSION or THREE
Is rNPElTEB 10 ACCOMPLISH.

TIE WORK WHICH THE COMMISSION or THREE
IS EXPECTED TO ACCOMPLISH.
The commission of three members appointed
20 Investigate the affairs OF the NewI0rk CustOn-house
held its frs informal meeting yesterday al noon II
consists OF the Hon. john Jay, chairman, Lawrence
IuInure Of Moses Taylor & Co., aud }. II. Robinson,
Assistant solicitor Of the Treasury. NJ TUrrurc is
Democrat, OF commercial experience and VIII not
act his COLLEAGUES say in any partisan spirit. The let
ter from Secretary o. the Treasury John sherman, cii
towering the Commission and appointing Mr.. JAY its
chairman contains the following Instructions;
Idosire thorough examination into the conduct Of
the business of the New Yor6 Custom house, and seems
,o me rIuu,r 10 make such examination by the aid Oi
committee which shall represent tine merchants the ON
Gers OF the port, and this Department have therefore
20 request you to act a such committee.
Til. examination will embrace the following points:
H. Whether the force Row employed ~ the various
branches OF The customs service III New ORR ncIuGs
The naval Office surveyors office, and the appraisers
department in Of the actual needs OF The ser
yiCe 2J whether any OF the fore now elnp9ytI arc
deficient in proper attention 10 business or in business
qualcations or ln,esily Of Snctva f' ty Hu n
properly increased; az aad whether thoy are ia any
also desire you to inquire INTO bc system OF business
in vogue in the Appraisers Department: % Whether
examination Of goods and manner Of Stamping DC; ~
also Us to the manner in which appointments are now
made; 60 whether II can De improved. and H} whether
the appointments heretofore made have been made on
political Influence without due regard 70 efficiency;
desire You give careful attention 10 such COM
plants may be presented 10 you as TO tho mode OF
conducting business and as 20 the efficiency OF tho
service and TO take them INTO consideration III making
your report upOn the general subject involved.
The heads of the various departments OF the Custom
house will be requested to give You their cordial cooper
alton in pursuing these iDqnlies, and they VIII be re-
ouested 10 To you any changes tat may occur 10
them that will be more jill harmony with the law and
t,ud TO promote the efficiency Of the service.
Assistant Solicitor Robinson said last evening that the
inquiry might possibly extend over two or three weeks
and at the request of Secretary Sherman would be as
private possible, the exclusion Of the press being
deemed necessary in order 20 secure the kind OF teS
lnony TeQuir d. The Information obtained would be
sent 10 the Secretary from day TO day, and probably
parts considered by hin TO be Of interest 10 the public
would he published The commission Will meet at the
Customhouse between IL and II O'Clock to-day The
frs, two days VIII devoted to general inquiry in
which the Collector, Surveyor, Appraiser, and Naval
Onicer viii be heard preparatory to going INTO Tie
affairs OF the Custom-house with greater detail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
PACIFIC TRAIN sNow-BoUyD.

OMAHA, Neb, April 25-The Union Pacific
today will not arrive until 10 a. M Tomorrow IL was
snowbound at Granite Canon In consequence OF heavy
SNOW storm that Was raging yesterday and last night on
the Mills All tne trains have been moving since morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-The Board OF
directors OF the Pennsylvania Railroad met to-day. The
usual resolution for the meeting OF the Finance Com
mttee on Monday next to take up the statements
for the Idi,idepd passed Tie committee will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26

he should therefore avail himself OF the privilege ns
rven To hold the appointment open for further cOnsta,
ijon. The Mayor also said that prominent cuZens Oh
this city were urging the rcappointinent OF fro oa
topher Punans uame has been suggested 10 the Mayor
for Police Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
HIGHER PRICES FOR SCRANTON COAL.
GALE or NEARLY 100000 TONS BY TIE DELAWARE
IACKAWANNA AND WESTINGHOUSE AND

IACKAwANNA AND WESTINGHOUSE AND
QUESTIONS
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad Company sold nearly 100000 tOus OF Scranton
coal yesterday through john II. Draper Co., auction
GERS prices ranging from 9 10 2O4 cents above those
obtained at the auction sale by the company last
month. coal sold larger lots than usual and
over twothirs OF the total quantity sold was bought by
four firms. Ward OiyphantIthe successors TO the
rotal business OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pauy" took % geo tons; Mr.. POmer0y, 10000 Tucker
swan & Co.. 1850, aud Mr.. Jourdan, 5000 tons. The
remainder was sold in As lots. There ilnctua
lions m the prices obtained for the several grades except
steamer which opened at 81 92l2 advanced to 81 972
and then fell off to 81 %, with an average on the
su,ount sold of ~ 81 ton The following the prices
obtained deliverable az HObOkcn during May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26

A sure cure for infamed or weak eyes and sOr
eyeids is Dr. BEcAERs Eye Sold by all druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26

CHECK AT THE OUTSET,
with MIX MNGSIA those ACCOUNTING complaints govt
rheumatism, ami gravel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
AMERICAN POWDER FOR RUSSIA.

PORTLAND, Me-, April 25.-The Oriental
Powder Mills Company of Glanby, on the Penobscot,
has "A contract nearly completed for S250OO0 worth Of
powder FOR Russia
[For other War Nscs see First RIgel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26

Tf the thousands who suffer from Dyspepsia
and Couspati0n only quick relief 10 be had by using
YAK BsKRKs IIGORANr they would lot be long IN trying
IT, only 90 cents Is Nesey-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
report TO the board at its meeting on Tuesday h,S
s the regular day for deciding the dividend question
PASSENGER RATES ADVANCED FROM CHICAGO
EAST

CHICAGO. April 25.-The passenger agenta
have advanced passenger rates from Chicago 10 Men.
York from $22 to 23 and propOrtionatey elsewhere Ia
the East. The new rates 90 into effect to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26

LUNDBORG's PERFUME JOCKEY CLUB repre-.
sents a rich bouquet OF flowers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26

"THE LOOKER-ON IN VIENNA" may witness
Coody number wonderful sights vet none surprising in
beauty attractyencs excellence quality aud head and
shoulders, beyond rivalry than that displayed in the KNOX
Spring style geutlecns To it, visit 22 Broad
way or his store IN the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26

IAN! You ARE GETTING BALD, ARE fOUV'-
Well that misfortune may be easily remel"d by using Dr.
JAYNE, lair TOSC II viii stimulate the scalp 10 healthy
act01 prevent hair falling out keep glossy aud soft
erpye Of the scalp and in most cases produce
a ne crop OF new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
DYLE's 0. X. SOAP

DYLE'' o. X. SOAP
Renders housekeeping EASY and COMPLETE In hall
tho usual time. Sold by Grocers everywhere.
CIRlCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
y ioaeratye Organs radically and speedily cured. 0les
hours 10 3. HENRY 4. DANIELS. Nd. IA Lcxngtonsy
ZERO REFRIGERATOR. with Cooler.-Best
Il in The world. Centennial award. send for book.
LESLEY, 3Z0 West Twcnty thrd-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
Announcement /

Pleuritic Attacks subdued by JAYYE's Ex-
PEcTORANI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
LOOK OK FOR A WHILE,
ENGLAND SHOWING ALARM.

The Post publishes the following prominently; We
hear that the British officers leave have been re-
ouestod 10 reoin their regiments The British feet at
Malta will proceed eastward" Prhe latter announce
ent possibly refers the departure or the Mehtcrra-
rCan squadron the PirGus, which has already been
announcgd.l ,
me Post In It's leader there was Cabinet Council
Yesterday and another will lie held to-day. THIS is sig
ni6cant OF anxious discussion aud Of wegy determine
lions The subjcc; of the discussion is probably the reply
TO Prince GortchakOtfs circallr.
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
"THE NEW REPUBLICANS"
THE CITY TO be "RE-ENRoLED NEW COM
NITrEEs IN EACH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
OTFICE-HoLDERs DENOUNCED.

THE CITY TO be "RE-ENRoLED NEW COM
MIrrEEs IN EACH ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcr-
orFICE-HoLDERs DENOUNCED.
meeting OF the Administration republicans was
held last evening Science Hall, Eighth street, for
the purpose of efecpg the " New Republican Organl-
zaton." There were about Que hundred and fifty per
sous present. and the proceedings harmonious,
with the exception OF some objections to the resou-
ions cordcmnatory OF Sir. A. B. Cornell and the pres
ont oiicc.holGcrs of this CITY,
The meeting called to ordor with cx-park Com
missioner Thomas +. stewart In tho char Mr. ROBIN
son moved that a Committee OF twcnty-onc be ap-
pointed to wait upon Mr. Cornell, chairman OF the
State Republican Committee IN regard TO the new en-
romen Of tho party ordered by the State Convention.
II was ordered the commit TO be appointed hero
after. The Char stated that In interview with Mr..
Cornell the latter said that no would cl meeting or
tho Executive Committee OF tho State Committee IN
reference 10 the protesscd enrolment.
A plan OF organization was agreed upon, including
the appointment OF n committee OF seven IN each AS
sembly district and ward In tho city. A lis: OF such
appointments was presented by the char and with
few corrections was confirmed by the meeting. On
motion IL was decided that the chairman oi each AS
scmbly committee Of seven should make report Of
the present OF the within his district and
In relation 10 tho proposed enrolment, within one
week.
OFFICE HOLDERS.
set OF resolutions was brought forward by Edward
G. Lee of the Fifteenth Assembly district. denoun cing
thn action OF Mr. a. H. Cornell as not supporting the
policy OF the President, and commenting severely
Office holders generally, whose contir uance in Office
denounced detrimental TO the bost interests of
the party. warm and long dscrs ssion ensucd, with
Mcssrs. Christ ophcr Pullman and Henry g. Robinson
opposing the resolutions and Mr. Ice and Mr. Gilmore
Ia their favor. They were lnny on motion referred
TO tho Committee OF fwenty-ono for consideration.
The meeting then adjourned subject TO the call OF the
The New York herald., 1877-07-10

STILL ANOTHER FROM OHIO.

A PILGRIM FROM THE DUcKLYE STATE AFTER
POSITION ~ THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
A rather amusing incident recently penetrated the
sombrc mourning OF the Custom House. Collcc-
tor Arthur was sitting IN his olce, musing over the
mutabNy OF government cerkshps, when a stranger
entered, whose Wholesale del boration proclaimed HIN,
pilgrim rom the Gfca, West. For him the SHADES
OF departed empioy6s had no terroTs but dry smic
lit up his cxpans We cheek ho carelcssly surveyed
the apartment. and bowed to tho Collector
'wnat can do ior you ?" inquired General Arthur
"wai jcs larncd you'd BIN dschargn a hundred
scveny-Gvc men fur not rendn' tor business" said
Old Deliberate, .an' Two KUN all the way from ohio"
lsisnicantly pausirg "tcr apply iur Que thom
places"
The Collector was considerably bewldcrod at all this,
but he huscbcd to correct the mans
rs to the reason for tho late chanscs lie assured hun
that four-nfths Of those discharged were very
petent persons
'i3ut none ov 'em can't beat mcr intcrposod the
applicant, with look OF scfappreciatioD Praps yer
don't Know twho uso 'sIdos me kim from the Sta0
Nv ono Why thur wuz iiaycs, Sckcrtary Shurman,
Don2cd thur
A smiIe OF native superiority followed the mention
Oh thcsc INDUSTRIOUS names, but General Arthur cb-
dcavored TO tell him how much influence was beng
used TO renstate somo OF the former good men,
"Ihats JOS as sp0sed," answered Buckeye ''an'
that's why I'm here I'm "a dIscipui OF civi service
reform, an ann got NO pcrlcklcr influence 'ceptn
them names spoke ov. want ter kun In under the
moo order ov things"
The Collector BY this time WAS discouraged, and no
informed the visitor IN able terms that thoro
was no room In the Custom House for even de.
sirablo us himseiL The disciple OF reform was up
intended 10 take the noxt train for Washington and
revenge.
The New York herald., 1877-07-10

DEATH OF A VETERAN PILOT.

An air OF sadness pervaded the Office OF the Sandy
HOOK pilots yesterday account OF tho death OF the
veteran pilot, William A. Grillths better known
"Gr." II Is said that no branch pilot for
tuna,e than ho in handling craft, from big Atlantic
steamships down to small scbooncrs. large decga-
tion Of pilots both OF this city and New Jersey, Will
attend the funeral, at Canarsc, Long Island. Grit'
first the light In Brooklyn on tho 12th OF April,
1881, and Ut carly age went on board pilot boat,
and gradually worked throggh tho grades OF ''hoy,"
common sailor and boalkcepcr. TIL 1858 when ho
attained the iull dignity OF sandy Hook branch pilot.
Among the boats he served In The James Perkins,
No. ~, and the J. u. jones, No. 10, which was run
down by the lnman steamship CITY OF Washington.
The Washington, No 22, was the last boat he cor
peclcd with. During the war he d.d great deal OF
government work, handling the monitors Roanoke,
MGnadnock and many ether war vessels The dccca cd
leaves widow and sou OF twenty-five years OF ogc.
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
PREVENTION BETTER THAN CUBE.

PROPOSED EXCURSIONS ron WE'LL CHILDREN
A PEAlsEwoErHY ENpEAyoR.
"ls there nobody look after The we'll ch hldrcn p,
care OF the suffering babies. but think
that the poor little girls aud boys who well need
any attention An ounce OF prevention is worth
pound OF curc'" sho added, With wise shake OF tho
head, and Tor think that these little children,
VINO eajoy II, ought TO have q snifT Of salt
air aud u run through the green fields" THIS
subject has beon seriously nvaroasIy discussed by
tabiy inclined ctizonS but ready
take hold and put It through Tho idea Is not ko
that OF the ncwsbOys' pcnics given some years ago
but very much like the excursions gwen by 81 John
Guild, only that mothers may take their little boys and
girls out pleasur, trip before they are united by
The same walk In HE as those taken out by tht
Guiid. meeting was held Yesterday
at the Office oi Mr.. H. J. Cortis, oi the
WHITE Star line, at which Mcssrs. William II. uion,
Charles Spear, John H. Starin, Charles A. STERLING
X. j. cortis and Rev. ANah Wiswall. tho sub com.
mt,cc OF the trustees OF tho Floating Hospital OF -
Jonn's GuiId were present Al this meeting tho sub
lcci OF excursions Tor well children discussed and
for this purpose, without charge, tho days when Il
was used by the GuIid-that Is. every other day
They proposed that tho excursions be given by wards
the wealthy citizcLs OF tho ward 10 doirAy tue run
ming expcnscs-that is tho cost OF the steam
tug, food ana deck hands, 10 all $250-ihs
same as their excursions cost the Guild For thts
sum 900 poor children could be gwen day OF pleas
urc that would be more to any one OF them than the
$3.50 to any OF well TO do cilizens ST. John'a
Guild noby forward and tho dilicultiea
OF the excursion more than hall way. Lot us SEQ who
Will be the next TO move.
ON Wednesday. the 18th inst, tho White Star Steam
tho North River. with their wives and children.
They will use the noaIing hospital barge.
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
Y. M. G. A RECEPTION.

very pleasant entertainment was given last oven,
Ing by the Young Mems Christian Association In their
hall On tho programmes tho entertainments was
styled reception, but In reality II was nothing moro
than concert interspcrscd with readings Tho pro-
grammc comprised eleven vocal anu Instrumental So
ections aud rccnions, AM tho list OF performers n
cludcd Miss Ammo J. BorIc, the well known
soprano; Mrs Frances Adclc Broas, reader;
Mr. sheldon W. Ball. pianist, aud tho sym
phon;a Quartet, consisting oi Messra H. A. Mas,
and q. M. Dcnniston, tcnors, anu J.. i. Wcisman
and q. l.. Warmers, FIRST and second bassox Tho
quartet opened the entertainment with spirited rcn-
dtion OF burners "Ihc Spring Again Rojoiccs, -
which was very iavorabiv received. Thon Mrs, Broas
read or recilcd the "Dcacon's Story" aud
MISS Boro sang tho sccna aud prayer from
"Dcr Frcschulz" This admirably ex-
ccuted as to very hearty encore. Miss
Borc responding with pretty littlo ballad Her rich
voice, marked by It's peculiarly buoyant quality,
It's best and her pleasing manner, o. usual secured
tho sympathy OF her audience at tho outsct Later IN
the evening Miss Boro sang 'She Wandered Down tho
Mountain Side" aud. In response TO continued APP
plausc, "Bewarc." Her execution Of thc brilliant
waltz, 'L'Ardita," +" also with much favor. MrsL
Bross read "Pcmbcrlon Mills" and "hcr Letter." aud
received hearty applause alter each effort Her stage
presence s good aud hor voco TAR from dtspioaslne
Tho symphonic Quartet sang "Iovc's Call" very
prcttily, and brought the performance to close with
the insrritiug strains OF the "wsrrer's song" M
bail play ed ~, by Honsctt and "Freu Fost,
by Prudcnt His touch s clear and has execution
quito good In response 10 an encore he played
0otischaIks "BapJo' quite crsdisaoV.