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NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.


Gen Martlndae took the platform saying mat , t,o
Ch,iman's speech and the plitioim ,jI,d be M
were In effect a declaration that mere snuuu 40 ,o
change roucrrnng appointments They should DC III tnS
future lust wdat the, have been IN the past 49, -
10 the resolu ions, which he said required the
JcfeItninr who was and who not the Governor OF
State and lie decided that as such rover was
Supreme Court maintained any such d9e. , i
Mr. Forster moved 10 amend The resolutions by adding
the resolution offered by HIM az tle morning seS''o"
relative 20 ihe Constitutional Amendments -,
Mr. CoDkng suggested that that Wa covered Dy the
Loud calls for Mr.. Curtis being renewed he rose and
Mr. Conk nq then took the platform and made fierce
onslaught on Mr.. Curtis, and " sOca led" reforncrs
taken on tue amendment' rcsuo4| III yt u.s.
platform adopted vide voce, with Dut lew us
Mr. Kngscy Of Albany moved to proceed to the nom
ination Of a : ate ticket. Carried. ,,,
Mr. smith, OF Albany, offered resolution tsat te s Ie
name their of tho State Committee Tor the Ell
~ COMMITTEE members were named follows: First
ID stuct-I;e iimin f. Hc,s, Of Queens; SecOnu-Johh
r. Henry, Kings; Tnnd-Albert Dagsct, 0i h'ngi
r OF Nev-YCrk: ycnth-J. NJ Pators0n,oI Jew i9iAi
Eighfh-Gnbert j. Hunter, OF New, YORK ~
New-York Eleventh-Wm a. Dlrllng, OF N ns
Twelnh-Wm. II. Robertson, Of Weslehesier: Ilreets
lain H. butcher: FOurtecnth-Juo W. FerdOn ft-
teenfh-Geo. II Sharp SEVENTEENTH. FSmyIh Albany
Seventeenth Jno ~ Francis Of Troy; hgatennt r.
Mortimer Wade; Twenty irsi, Henry 7. CIIk 1870
second Jno. W. vroomen, OF erEmsr ven! ~ os
..
Wrco. Tyentv-ifth MosesSummers; rwenty-slxtb, Jno
" Knapp; Twent seventh, Holm C. Lucas Iwsh,y-
oinft inouas C. Piatt; Twenty-hntn, Horace = Deck
err: TlrtIeh Cornelius r. Parsons, OF Monroe; Iniry-
first VIM. A. Cobb; Tnirty-sec0nd, jose Even; Ihrv-
tbir,l G. T. Ved,ler Fifth not yet agreed upon
ON motion il was resolved that the no ninauohs lor
candidates on the state ticket be made by acclanatOn
Mr Pinkn,,y of York, nomn ted the Hon. Htnil-
ton FISH it, Tor Secretary OF STATE Mr. Fsh rose ana de-
cned the nomination. - =.
Dir. Smith, of Albany, at ll:lo mo'eu rcoess ior
fifteen minutes Carr ell. A.,
On rcsssembIng, Mr. Pierson, otter appealing TO the
AXE
moved an adjournment 10 "A. m tO-nOrcow whlch was
carried and the convention adjourned u that hOur
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APPOINTMENTS.
N IVI-N 7 ~ IN I -
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. J


WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-JOhn Q. Smith,
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, viii be appointed Con
suGeneral at Montreal, Canada succeeding Mr.. Dart,
Of New-York. whose resignation has been requested.
Mr. Smith viii leave the Indian ONCE about Octo
Der l. and wiz start for Canada sometime during the
month.
Mr.. Hayt who is 70 be the Indian Commissioner, Is
here today aud will probably take charge Of bis new
Office October l. lie in the Indian Office FOR short
time to-day. and has spent considerable time with VIII
liam Welsh OF Philadelphia, member OF the Board OF H.
dian Commissioners. Ross eX-Chief OF tie CherOkees
OF the Indian Territory. has arrived here 10 confer about
matters OF interest 10 the Cherokee Nation He says
the appointment Of Eastern man to the Commission
ersbip has many advantages, and especially this one,
that an Eastern man is not much exposed to local
Influences one nom the West.
Joseph Cook has been appointed Supervising Inspector
Steamboats, tor the Eighth District nf Detroit, vice
P,ter j. Ralph; W NJ WOOdcOcE. Collector Of Internal
u for the Nashville CFennl District and Chas. H.
Ingalls,, Examiner IN the New-Or.eans Custom House
wee H. T. Dreamer. removed.
Gen. John ". Aues, a OF judge Ames. OF the
Supreme Court Of Massachusetts,. but now resident OF
California, today appointed Survey Or-Genera OF
that STATE.
Iucius Northrop appointed United States Dis
trct-AttOrncy for South Carolina, vice VIM stone,
moved.
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THE PRESIDENT PLEASED WITH HIS RECEPTION
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS FINDS WORDS OF AP-
PROvAL-
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-The Washington
Nation will, tomorrow, publish account o. an inter
view with President Hayes upon his return from his
Southern Trip The Nations reporter called upon him. at
TIE Soldiers Home, early in the morning The President
stated, in reply TO inquiries. that his trip had
been most agreeable one free from all mis-
haps on the railroads, and otherwise; that the
weather mad been exceptionally fine, and that his
cepton had been, during the whole trip. exceedingly
cordial enthusiastic aud gratifying. His opportunities
OF observation nc SAIL were good those Of the
newspaper men. but that far be ape 10 judge
the Southern people as enthusiastic and loyal TO
the representative Of a common Government any.
The President also stated that he hoped there par
tcular south, that Southern and Northern interests
identical and that the OBJECT TO be considered now
Is the unity OF interest improving the material pros
pcrity Of the country In reply to question that his
trip being tie first Of President since the war, might
be beneficial in haTmonzing the general interests OF
tie country the President said that he desired to
learn the wants and conditions Of tue people throughout
the Union that people the best judges Of the
effects OF his Southern visit He summed up the inter
view by saying The country Is apparently recovering
from It's extreme business prostraon, aud the agrcu-
tura interests Of the South 10 have felt tie hard
times less than the others; and believe that the
Of good feeling the North aud South Is entirely
permaneut and that they their expression
VI community OF interest"
There are some incidents connected with the Presi-
dents t1p which the newspaper men IN The party over
lOOsed private gentleman, VINO witnessed the acts
which he describes gives or TWO incidents Of inter
est At LyDcnburg, Gen Jubai A Early refused to call
should call him. he owed bin visit said Early
~ plsnte two batteries aud brigade OF men one night
IN greet him In the morning but when day broke nc mad
gone away" Early n still unrecOnst1cted. At Orange
uowt H0ase. Virginia wien The Pfcsden1iai Tram Was
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THE PHlLADELPHIA SCANDAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26-John s. Morton,
President, f. Stokes, Secretary and samuel r. IIuhn
Treasurer OF the Market street Railway Company. and
Geo Vlckers Private Secretary to Mr. Morton
rested this afternoon charge Of conspiracy to cheat
and defraud the company arrests were made the
instigitIon ~ the new President and the Board of
Dir ctOrs OF the company The men were taken before
Magistrate Smith and held for nearing tomorrow. Sa-
uel T.. HUM failing give $4,000 bail, was Locked no,
aud VickeTA, who could not furnish $4,000 bail.
Morton gave $4,000 BAN for mis- appearance and stokes
W held ms rrcognZance. u Ii understood that
warrants are the of the other Ouspirators.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ne,c- York Hofei-Ex-Gov. Horatio Seymour, OF
Utica Congressman Julian Hartrdge OF Georeia &
yvsoch-COut Auguste ZIcby and Count JOS p1 Hchy VI
Austria 49,. Windsor H0tJ-Sr David Weiderh rn oI Lon
don ana Gen George Magee OF Schuyler CDun y ~ -,
run AreRus HOie-siOrt"n Ne Michael OF fnlaoslPi"
Bishop Neey Maine the Hon. Robert H. PruyD OF Apa
nr gnl col r. O. stewart Of London Brep0oH House-
John W. barrett President Of the Baltimore and ONO Ran
70 C0mDauy OF the steam ship RUSSIA
81 Jamea HOisi-Mathew ). QUAY, Secretary OF the toh
wealth OF PENNSYLVANIA, and Peter a g. Nldehtr o fh
oe mia IS nyterant Iiofss-Gcn. Quincy a. Glm re- w.
A. and Prof. Charles Ru y Of Paris Eoersu Hnr-J ~
uackay Of san Francisco T5nseBishOp Joseph =
Talbot Indiana Ciarendon Hoet John newell cen
efal Manager uf the shore and Nichlga southern M
road 49,. GtiseB HOie-Tomas Dickson President OF ,"e
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company ext essiah St
phen Sanford AmslerGa y. " and ex-senator lich l.
Lewis Buffalo ...HOlfaGn H0use-Warner Mllei, 81
Hefkmer and y. GuiOrd, OF tue Baltimore ana UNIV
cd
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A uAyAGERs RUMoRkD TROUBLE.

II was reported yesterday that Charles X.
Thorne sr would soon be Obliged to give up the man
agement Of the Lyceum Theatre. account, 1t was
asserted OF Improbable business. reporter Of THE
InBfNE inquired at the box office for the lessee last
eyenin-, bat the ticket agent Informed HIN that SIR
Ihurne was "out." Mr.. Sands, tue treasurer when
a .kod whether there truth In the state
ment uf Mr. ThOrnc's embarrassment, replied Well
We can't remain here and continue To lose money,
but" Then correcting himself he continued IL is
optional IN Mr. IhOrne AS 10 how long We remain
here" actors stated hat Mr.. ThOne would pro-
badly give up the management on Saturday.
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JOIN MORRIssEY ASSERTS HIMSELF.

BrOOke's Hall, No. 361 BrOOmc-st, was filled
last night with the Independent ID mocras of the I'll
Assembly District, who bad met to elect delegates to the
State Democratic Convention ut Albany and to listen to
speech by Hon. john Morrssey After the election
which resulted in the choice of j. M0rrissey, Joseph
Shannon and Richard Wohtman, Mr. M.rrisscy was IN
trOduced, amid great applause. Ia short, character
CALCULATIONS and approving comments On tine part Of MS
auditors Mr. MOrTissey reviewed hI, career l. s
latDre his OppOs on to Tdmmany Hall, and MS efforts
in bcuu. OF tide wUrlungmrn.
" have represented districts of NewHOrk i'm the Leg
isla,iTc for years he saI0, and II any Tonight
wants call account Of any ste hardship let
IL Thought " - uulng rGhl, aud think stiil
Whenever have tried 10 do uytling Tor tie working
mcn, Idmmany OppO,eu me. We wanted 10 pass tne
Ouubus bill, which would nave made roduct of
$500. JOO and defeated Introduced Joint res
OluuUu last Winter 10 reduce expenses, and it went
tirOu senate, Dut in the House rimnany. l1ean
JUuu Kelly-Ianminy IS nothing else than john Kelly
came up 10 oppose II. asked john Kelly If the
prscs Of NcW-lurk CITY could be Icduc d. Yes he
said, 'tncy the wages OF the hicucn aud the DO
iceIhen, and the school tacners, can be cut down.
ASKED ulm, II there could be any more reductions. He
sad. No Why, all the time, tue four cUroners
drawing $si OOO the Excise Commissioners got 600
when - 300 enough and tho Building Department
100000 wncn they acknowledged that 10000 would
can't he cut down. Mhan You going to reduce
expenses why done yOu begin with your $1,000,
siry aud not with the poor la lorng man" In cOnclu
sir MUrrssey tank ii the YOCrs Tor the honor
ieTrcd upon him IN maKing nin delegate and said: 1
Lave a.Ways Ired to do what c0uiu fOr You. and il
haven't much us only because nave always been
opposed by Taninany. Now tbcy'n tell you VINO / am
.Iuhn Morrssry! But viii tell you, 100. voice
'Wc you ought TO hnow.1 dont fear To have my lie
known. There acts III u which | regret, but they
can never say OF me thGt stole public money"
were made Tor Jimmy Hayes" but Sir. Hayes not be-
ing forthcoming, the meetin- adjourned
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CRrlLs AND CAsuALrIEs-RY TELEGRApH

PROVIDENCE, Il. L., Sept. 26.-ltobcrt Sphinx Mel
Tor drowned in the Blackstone River at
WOonsOcke this morning.
SKowHEGAN, Me. sept 23.-This forenoon large
grlndsOue Mari COZ factory bursted, fatally
lu1ng George Butler anu Fank Lewa.
CINCINNAu Sept. 26-HarTy Levine, claiming TO
edit New YORK trade journal arrested this
morning charged by Chicago salesman VITA having robbed
him OF fliJ.
POUGHKtEPsIR n. Y, Sept. 26.-Charles w. Scho-
field coffee pedder residing Westchester County
was dead Clubhouse At Blilg's Gap, Tuesday
ngut. Heart disease II supposed 10 have been the
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Sept ga stranger, giving
the of Charles W. ia late OF salem, Mass.
found dead to-day Ia a boarding house. lie
looking IL supposed that he committed suicide
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. 26.-In Burrillville. on
Saturday night Herpert Browne ayoung OF goo fam
ily being refused admission 10 house Of fame
balls his head. TWOsu,geons called failed
balls ny probing Browne sill about eating
sleeping a. usual.
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CHICAGO BANK OFFICERS INDICTED.

CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-Sydney Myers, Presi-
dent Of the Merchants, Farmers, aud Mechanics
ings Bank, which suspended last week, was indicted by
the Grand Jury to-day for the ENLIGHTENMENT OF 500
aud was subsequently lodged In Jail default II 100000
bail The Grand Jury also indicted the officers of the de-
funct Protection Life Insurance Company "A charge VI
defrauding its policy holders
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-A prominent Re-
publican North Carolina that the Presidents
appointments that State have gwen very great sats-
faction and have encouraged the Republicans ~ more
decided action than they have akel Tor years No dis
satiSlac exists among tue North Carolina Republicans
Presidents policy The oi-iine Republicans at
time mad feared That DOckery number OF So
called old ngs would dictate the Presidential appoint
mcnts but THESE recommendations in nearly every
stance been disregald,d, IL discovered at
tue men tnry h.d selected generally men of
sufficient character.
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THE LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
SERVIA PREPARING FOR WAR.

LONDON, Inursday, Sept. =, Is17.
Telegraphic advices from Belgrade state
that seryla is about TO demand the withdrawal OF the
Turkish troops from her frontier-a demand which is
likely preciDate serva has received 100000
from Russia and continues place her troops
footing
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GORANSKO CAPTTRED.

LONDON, Thursday, sept. 81, 1877.
special telegram to The Times from Cetinje an
nounces that Goransko Ia town in Herzegovina
has surrendered to the Montenegrns.
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CURRENT TOPICS AT TIE CAPITAL.
4 CUNFIHINIE VIII IIL INDIAN0'
NAsHiNGToN. " cdne,day. sept. 20. 1877.

NASHiNGTDN. " C.inc-taAs rtpt. 20. l-af.
The large allegations from the Sioux and
Arapahoe Indians a; their own request. III con-
ference to-day with M william Welsh of Philadelphia.
Cen Crook aud Dr. I0gin agent Of the Rod Cloud IN
dans These Indians vii, 10 is believed, OWING 20 this
friendly conference be willing yield wishes o.
the Government move toward the Missouri tits Au-
tumn, provided that the Government VIII enter into an
with them TO allow the selection OF arabic land
within their territory, and have gwen 10 them ind
vdually and IT, Dad reservation Gen. Crook cX-
presses the strongest confidence tac determination Of
these Indians TO be faithful allies the Government,
but SAYS they cannot be disarmed il they to live
the presence Of border ruans VINO swarm on the non
tier The Ocalaa Sioux. OF whom Red Cloud is Clnef,
express prfcren for the Tongue River country, while
the Upper Blulcs Of whom Spotted Tail the Chief de-
southern regiOn of terri oY, border ng "n tie
White RIVER. The AIrayahoe d.lcgati0n desire TO be
united with the Snake Indigus or So~hours, they
u9utlly termed Ihe ShusOhs an the iel Ol"ul ana
Spotted Tai lddian are under the SUBDIVISION Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. Dr. irvn was ihtr agent
FOR many years but ID now transferred 1" tc yea iGId
Agency. The DOCTOR win Gen. Crook ana ar Welsh
favor tots change and when t.js manifested tie
Arapahoes embraced and kissed them all ter TIE say
age fashion. These gentlemen h&d d long conference
this afternoon with crrtary Of The Interior the
commissioner OF Indian Ahufs ana MI H"yj Ine last
named viii ntor upon the duties OF Commissioner within
few days. Al the request OF the Pre-, dent, The consul
continued Tonight 40 the soldiers Home, pre-
pa atory to the OH al interview Win Tie Indians To-
morrow. Al OF t.ee indians, with Gen. CrOO6 ana
cut. Carh, visited 81 ady gallery, where photographs
made Of them to be added 10 tue collection now On
TRYING TIE RODDY CONSPIRACY.
In the Criminal Court to-day the evidence
was closed II the case Of Sawyer Hdnes, Brooks and
Roddy indicted for conspiracy TO defraud the Govern
ment In Response TO dDeeS tccuD' served
the Secretary of the Treasury Assistant Solicitor Of the
Treasury James h. Robinson, appeared in court with
several boxes OF papers relating TO the Roddy claim.
The Assistant Solicitor made long explanation Of the
papers One Of the papers read affidavit OF Cen
W. H. Morgan. the effect that Parkman aud Brooks had
been arrested during the under Of Special
Agent Root and placed solitary confinement, whore
they one; bat j. iOt az. cared 10 have spite
against Parkman and Brooks tbat their steamers
lett tied the Wncn they ed, and
their whole immense business was broken up by tue
arrest In TeguttA the prosecution offered evidence
DEM ing the transfer 0f bonds 10 A. j. Lock wood The
arguments will he begun Tomorrow and the will be
given TO the jury in two or three days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
ANrtTAMMANY LEADERS IN CONFERENCE.

The Conference Committees of the anti
Tammany and Independent, Green Democrats met at
Senator Bxbys once yesterday afternoon 10 complete
arran geneuts for the election of united delegations
Albany. All the members OF the Two organizations
pressed themselves satisfied with the basis OF union
ana in favor Of demand upon tue Albany convention
for nall Of the representation from tbs cry. The
Independent Democrats will send delegates Andrew
H. Green, Nelson j. Waterbury, Rufus i. Andrews and
William II. SeeOr. Oswald OuendOrfer viii Of tne
German delegates.
The XXtn District Anri-Tammany Convention last
evening eiected the foil wing delcg AMI alteaes
the Democratic State Convention: Dcegates-E. Il.
Hart Francis VI. BixDy, and DR. Frodne Mierson A.
ternates-J sidney Goldsmith Deus a. spossey, aud
Mcuitl Hahn.
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DEATH OF COMMODORE rRAnEY.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 26.-Cosmodore James
Madison Fraey, u. s. NJ died to-day at the age Of
eiX
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HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Ga NJ. $50. noon. 76'. 80 NJ, so. hdn9htoF'
Highest dnrng the day, S0'. iyowesi. o.
Average. 607s same day. 1875 599.
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TnAT T0RMENT 0F BABYl

STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases Of the
- Genorative ORGANS radio sy and speedily cured Ohcs
hours D % HE'S lsY A. DANIELS ND. ~ Leou-ionW
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before Justice Forty During his crossexsmnston Lowden
ACKNOWLEDGED having lived In adultery with another
woman for several weeks
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IAunounccments.l

LUNDBORG'S CALIFORNIA WATER-Delght-
fully refreshing and grateful ID ihe sick room.
THAT Torment OF BABYHOOD,
Sour -0machs may always be led VITA the benign ard
popular carminauge and aid 10 sOu, MILK OF AAiNLsIA
Why suffer Neuralyia, Biliousness. or Dis
pepsi When VA BC-AKs INGoRANr viii cure Is Ncsey u
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Judge Pratt. yesterday, appointed f. A. Acker
referee in the foreclosure Of mortgage hed by r. Tag
against st Paus Lutheran Church. at HenrysL and
rdplace.
A coroner's jury on Tuesday night rendered
verdict OF Thomas Gillespie,
age sixty three. who killed September IL by falling
through the hatchway at tho Williamsburg Brewery,
The total amount Of valuation of real property in
Kings County estimated by the Board OF
1871 is s226s794l5; OF personal property, S4OI9s5O
making total OF $40, o9926J This shows
over 1876 OF s., 542,S5f.
James FallOn, an old man of seventy-six years.
who formerly owned large marble works Grandst but
reduced poverty. has been living lately Fifth
station While preparing 10 leave his lodgings yester
day morning he dropped dead.
Margaret kennIf. a girl to- years Of age, was
and instantly killed. September Is bv train
the Long Island Railroad on Atlantic Washington
The engineer and conductor claimed that they did the
girl until II TOO late ~ stop tho train Yesterday her
father. Michael kennif OF No 81 Underhf ave. ap
pointed his deceased daughters estate
der begin action for damages against the railroad
pany
Herman Schmidt recently obtained divorce from
ground adultery Dr. Dumke George
Gilbert and Milton O. Lowden. No defence
the decree granted charges Of perjury have
preferred against Schmidt by
denied having improper relations with Mrs schmidt
day the ar1 part Of hs EXAMINATION In the case was made
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WASHINGTON.
THE PATENT OFFICE FIRE.

eNR RESULT OF n--AN INVESTIGATION INTO ROOFS
OF TRE DEPARTMENis-oNLY ONE Fikh-fh"oi'
rrrvcp .prt IN THE TRIBUNE.l
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THE SOUTHERN TOTE.

THE PRESIDENT PLEASED WITH HIS RrCEPrlON-
ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS FINDS WORDS OF AP-
ppoXAf
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-14
DAILY GLOBE THURSDAY MORNING JUNE a 1s77

and bringing out some passages with great
power. At first his voice seems to lack
that sympathetic quality which has made
Fessenden such favorite, but 1t improves
greatly on acquaintance, and his second
selection. the romsuz, from "Mignop,"
won hearty inc IRE. He responded with
"Then you'll remember me" from the
Bohemian girl" which he gave with ex-
preston and feeling as well as great power.
he also sang Abt's "Good night" and was
heartily applauded.
The other singers were all familiar TO
Rutland audiences and satisfied the expec-
tations of their warmest friends. Miss
Burt sang her two songs very we'll and mar
rowly escaped an encore for one of them.
Mr.. Humphreys light but sweet and very
pleasant baritone voice was heard to excel
lent advantage in his two solos. The
"Benedictus" from Mr.. Miezke's MAS,
sung by these and Mrs. Mietzke, was fne
composition, well sung and warmly re-
ceived. Mrs. Mietzke's fine soprano was
heard to advantage in the trio. The piano
music was excellent and reflected great
credit on the pupils and their instructor.
Muslca'ly the concert was highly success
full and If it had been offered on an even
ing when there were no other attractions
would have doubtless filed the hall.
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Disease is an Antagonist

That should be attacked the instant he shows
himself. Don't walt. At him before his nails
are grown and wipe him out. The great alter
alive and invigorant of the age, Hostetter's
stomach Bitters, will speedily inruse such
healthful tone into your organism that It will
tacks. The Bitters prevent and remedy chiiis
and fever and bilious remittents, and eradicate
dyspepsia, constipation, liver complaint, rheu-
matlc ailments. urinary and uterine difficul
ties. 1t Is particularly beneficial when the
system has been drained OF It's vitality or is in
herently deficient In strength. The ner yes
gather from 1t both vigor and tranquility. But
while IL imparts strength and gives whole
some stimulus to the animal economy. 1t does
not unduly excite II like the cheap exhilarants
sometimes resorted TO uuder the erroneous i'm
preston that they can invigorate.