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, 1877-03-08
Eaneexnlnx MI. l,oxnRn.

The Tallahassee {Fla.) Sentinel quotes Mr.
purman'a assertion IN Can.reas ttlat !" Fe4u
fullest s1.ent by the speakers ind managers Of
both tslea i,n Florda}. aud that at no time Dur
tng The calllpaisn Or fFu!n any portion u tue
sfato can,e up any cry of Intimidation, With ono
ur Two minor c1cepkluns," k,,a aida; ~ Yet the
wretch who uttered those worls bus not dared.
Tor fear of personal VIOLENCE, to yotu In Ills owl,
county for six years last past. Ami the last
ttnu he did put in all appearances t1lerc, he Was
su,m'nsrsIy escorted ont hY persons who, IN ths
recent campaign, proved themselfcA by their
agts worthy TtIdeultes."
, 1877-03-08
The CHICAGO TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. MARCH 8, 1s77

cncc Of mind and crol bravery threw hIrnse!f
upon tho back of the animal, nut his hnnls
around It's threat, AID cndrayorrd " choke
II Ibto anl'jcctfon. But the for;mfdus nct,t
lug over, Il engaged In ficrcc tussfc with
tho INN. by 4 liberal use Of teeth and claws
II finally compelled tho keeper to release H. And
4 then started for Che opposise side Of the shc5
lowed quickly and RFsspcd the animal by The
tail i,eforc II hal proceeded many 1tept. Tho
pauticr, sutpriaed by tts novel method Of II.
tack, dashed through the ahrinklnk crowd II
people In the sncfosuft, scatteetnE thcfu right
and icft. The Keeper held % usnfutly to tho
beasts caudAl AppcudAge, notwithstanding IT.
struggle 70 Get loose, until i re- onder
out again, and was once mora tackled by the
keeper. 4 second tErne the panther rushe'i
through the crowd, making no attempt TO mo
lest any one, being too closely pressed by tho
This ti1,c tho panther ran out into the ynnl
next to Ells street, In rear Of the she'd Hl,ern
the cagcs ara kept dragging thc 'teeper over The
ground after II. The now furious beast pro.
Ia climb trco ciose 10 tue br1tk wall. IN this
attempt. however, It wAs folled by the keeper.
who held OF, tanaciols1y 10 It's tall. BY thsa
tltoo tue keeper Of the elephants and thu chief
Ing to capture the truant, rnanaged to get a
ropc around It, neck and thus choke Il Into tnb-
lection. It waA then dragged 10 tho cage, which
was quickly nude secure after the pAnthes's e.
cape, and preparations made to restore It To Ita
old home. Thc other four pantlers, alter pcr.
ststcnt efforts by the attendants, in tho way Of
beating and punching, were male to go into the
end OF the eaga fastliest from The d0or. They
wera then buErteatled at that end by placing
boards through tie liars. T1lis done, the door
was opened and the captured panther thrust
luto tho cage. Atter it was put In It Tesistcd
fof soi.le time all efiorts to remove tho ropes
whlct, bou.,I Il. anL Il vas rot until It was
chokctl nearly 10 death that this could be ac-
coMpiaLed.
, 1877-03-08
TWEEDLEDUM AND TwEEDLEDEE.
Ef1p York TItns4.

St,u YerA JtMss,
Our Paris corresdondcnt, writing under ditto
Of Feb. 10, says: IA little Incident has Just
occurred which shows how tho public mcn Of
Franco nro controlled and governed by party
and partisan splsit. Tho otller day tho Journal
D0tetA noticed tho death OF sKommadin' In
tha following tcrms; 'We have tho rrEret 70
announce the death Of Gen. Chsnrarnier,' etc.,
and Just below IL 4 succeeding paragraph: I'VE
llavo also to announce the death Of II. LII
P0mmcllcc, Deputy, etc. Now, II ta not 1t all
likely that q single reader will lind anything out
Of the way I'll these two sentences, but
Tho next morning tho Radicals came out
with very sevcrc articles against thu
Government, which had o1preascI la 'regrct
at tho death ut ten. ChangarTl!cr, but had not
expressed regret for tho death Of n. 10 Pom
Incllet. 1t must bo evident to every rcasOnA-
bic mind TINT the writer merely dcs1Frsl 10
change his location In order to avoid q Fepctl-
ton OF tho sarllo words but tho 11ailtca1s weto
very angry, and threatened an Interpolation
The difference In tho feelings Of the Governs
Incnt waa evidently duo to tho fact that tho
hitter was Radical Deputy. Yesterday m0ri,-
Ing tho Journal U1tcsef contained tho following:
"Eratam, phrsee in our edition Of
yesterday-'Wo have also 70 announce tho death
-was lnscrted by error for we have the regret 10
sanonnco the death Of II. Le pommcllrc.'
"Tlts sounds like q piece Of pleasantly, but
tho NAlicals wera 50 soria,tsty inrGnAc.t about
tic matter that they threatened to mako 1t o
question ,lo Cubiuut, aid II. Jnita ShnUn hns-
tened to give satisfaction to the susccptibilittes
Of ht8 tiaItcai friends aud cnotntes."
, 1877-03-08

shameful fraud Attempted to bo pcrpetratesi
lust spring under thu management of Our Eouth
Tnwn wurthics, Eyans, T1Iornton, Phillips, e. a.
There has HecTIic;l to l,e Au"lt pr1fouM fntfIf.
fcrnnce OH tho part of the people tu Evans'
desperate sttenlp&s 10 aeizc M oIlIcc to which
l,e was not eicctcl til st 1fuw that he hAs bee1l
f0tlcll, 1t would not be OFT Ut place To show Mr.
l.lncpln by Soma public expression that bis fsm
alhgrefce 70 right are Appreciated. II.
, 1877-03-08

In fhe CneefaEor of tho tfth inst a rorresnotd-
~, a.;n. ,na nreSas" ,uS ar =; r"sa. Hn 1,sno,
ent uescf1ocs Inc puTchaee OF cakes oY aeVe!
dog At Greenock. should Ike to to allowed
to help preserve tho memory Of most worthy
dog-lrlcnd Of my youth, well remembered BY
'nany no" living VINO kne" atcenw'eh hosptal
some thirty or hve-ana.tnlrty years ago. AT
that time there lived thero doR.pcnsloncf
1Ie W.. ~ ,on'ea ,,v Il, Thonss I,.r,1v whon
ns.,. ""' ~ .>1..s.,9 r.. ~ "sn
upse1uof lNe'sons AasoS!' "ho q. lne ssa'e
time eonstitutcd hiFl penstoneF, at TIC rate OF
suyca Iife iron, drowning lust opposite the
ssn,s,s,.., ~, ~. 49,. !ups -. w
nosp1n'. i"' 'na' t.s,e ae "a' poo. s'sanse'
nna warrant dog.-fnendless' Bot thenecfor-
tios h,,naaf at tho butchcr's shop. at
h. dtd .i.o NAM .notho~ o,fr n;v.,,
~, ,,', h" ,,,,aro,3. sIsas- W"n, . ~.
,,,,1 .o ulm Wy !,io1 nuesou. a' eI1.. o'y - -s
that might SEQ him buy his own neat,-whtch
lc did with Judgment, and due regard to valuo
lvb,, ,.,,t,,, -. c,To, y, bin, r. <vo,,,a -,
arriving at the shop, place i on tho counter and
rust lis noso or pa" upon It unsn hc received
teo ohdfpeaHyn0rths nor would any parnuaslon
1nuaee nm 10 e1Se up tno co1n 1or the usual
smaller allowance was young child Mt the
time, but bad . gzcnt ycneration for "lIardy,"
and remember him wel; but, lest my Juvenile
nlemory might hnye been In fault, I have, be-
lore WF!t!HE tnla letIet. eonpaIco my rccoltec-
t!ons With those 81 my oldere, who, a. grown
pconle, knew " llaruy" Tor many .y!ars, and
co,lirH1 ali tho above facts. IhcFcs indeed. was
Tue right dog ID the right place. faaeo 70 hls
shalet = ID. G.
,,,. r,.-. ~,
When student At EdlnbnrR, en1oyed the
ir1chuahip OF brown retriever, who BELONGED
70 nshhtoneGr III Lot9ian street, and who WAS
Seftalnly tho eieYercst uoG haVe ever met WILL
!!c was t1crefer uoE than tho ono deserlled "
a. l.. W'.' oecailse ln knew the RELATIVE value
1s oI gertain " coins. IN too m9rninE, hu Was gcn'
csn.iy ~ DC scen seateu on tno stcp OF Inc nsn-
fnoll9cr1 tiot'@ioof' waiting 1of song; Of nss
1hany tI'ehus TO give pun acoppof. when no
l!a1 go1 one. ~ trotted away to bakers sIop
IcW ooo.s oil, anu uEofpc1 tne com On tne
ceuotes, Il retaemheF slghtiy tif y tws!sa q
Alteen yeata ng9h hA weakness ~as " soda
econes" u he dEoppeu 2 h2ltpennY on ING
eo!!nieft he was eontente4 Win one scohoi nut1
u llG hali ElVen penny, ha expected TWO, ana
Wouta Wait ~ INC sscon1, aiteF Ne hau eaten
tnu nFtl, unt'i nc Sot H. lHat NC knew e4acttY
Whcll he Has ehtt!oa 10 oha sconc oniy. ana
Whcn lie Ought " got two, Ii eertaeu, lor sted
htin often. LAWSON IAff.
A oor..,a... ,.,,o,e,, ro,,, ..,,,.x. ,,..
a coitii,esponaens KIT, iavoroa Your feadera iast
sfia.I! MtHh MINI W ntescatlns ahesuotuo NJ
t.elnhenco III 1e!otcneu 70 tne uso oI ,lnney.
Iesanlt no ~ fcIale W instance o. uofb lntei-
tniEcAce ~ tatetaAee W t0o aay o1 tA4 "cek.
sonto tnIeo.ana.twGnty Years aso1 ~ tno ,l!ahey
" LUG Gantcruusy Ffuvlnccy NeH EcalaE't1 tlscTc
, 1877-03-08

Springfield tHaas.l RtpNS3IcdN.
Swinburue's now poem about Thstrau sud
Isenlt. which he entities "Tbe BailIog al the
swalIow,n appears In the Independent In advance
Ut i.s publication IN England; and that journal
prunouncea 1t unllle its pscdcceasors, and tells
" It demands and rewards study. We can
hardly think che poem ranks with 8wlnburnas
best writing. Yet tho legend has been common
spoil Of poets, and ttmust nceds be u1aster-vork
ahai takes our attention at Ill. and # ia fome~
thing d tribute 70 eay this does take atten-
t1ou II is written tn rllrmcd pentaYneters, Tho
Morrts verso, and ia liker 10 Morris than 70
Bwinturne's self; yet the noticeable thing Is a
resemblance 10 Tennyson,--not, however, in the
weartsomc length OF the sentences, which are
most elaborate involutions simple. Tho like.
ness to the 1nurcatc Is not due to the ktnsllp of
thu story with hts-part Of i, rcnembeI, Is
Ased Ia that stsangcst II the Idyls, tho Last
lines as each reader will make for himself. As
specimen Of one OF tho Worat passages. take
this, than Which We can scarcely Imagine rnIlkeI
honscnsc-part OF the description Of tscults
The ~ et hss lss9hs aesh VS. made
A OF ltght-woTcn and sro1nbeam coloft1 sh1de
More fnc than uaoonbsatns: has warm syelids
A. snow aun- stricken that endu.ps thu suu.
And through tholf cuEled AMI colofed clouds of
Luminous fashes, thick a. drsam, In sleep,
The spFinss Of untnssinabie eyes:
A. tho wares subtlet emerald Il pierced through
With ths utmost hcayena tuaxtrteshjs blus,
81 al an.orous nor ~ eoior aad 'it itnniieatsd ] liqas
Undcr tho gnlaan guard and gaze 81 noon,
| 70 gtowed lhetF a'ste,t dmorous ssfe!!rne.
| With hcfy dl[Icrencc and deep Interchange
Iarrplttadis eE qiort<t .ansa}orn
a' se Stnp peeauy seo
And now adfe with Art1of Of tuc gold.
, 1877-03-08
SUPERVISOR LINCOLN.
N sA4 EuiioF Of IAA |rttuNt,

Cn1oAao, 3iarch TIT was = subject Tor pro-
found rongratutat!on this tnorulng to SEQ the
civ Bank Officers So Worthlly occupied All
Iolior 10 Supervisor Liucolu for the 6rln stand
10 took 70 psvyent the cop.umsaattaa Of tho
, 1877-03-08
CURRENT GOSSIP.

T1LDEN's DREAs1.
1sat ma down 10 ihtnk awhile
Or wtlht courke 10 pursue.
Iscl1 aslccp, and dreamed 4 dttara-
o would 1t were all trnri
All, Jesi ms taonght occupied
Tho Presidential clair.
Around me were Ecf0rmees bnlds
E'cn nItly Tweed was there,
And in hfs thna pardon i,e,d y.
Which bote my ptlsate ata'-
1Gayc Il him because I feared
Ny former pal wuuId ''squcal.~
The House WAS all contd desire:
F7eforniers n The core
Were tet to "rcconstruct The South"
And look tbs war.clAlns o'af.
The senals was Dem m'cfaue TOO,
And lent lts mighty aid. 49,.
The bills wcro duly paased hnd stSpsd,
And anas!Y neso pald.
The Radicals thcn raised Tho cry.
With such hotrld din:
"rou said yoo'd veto at auch bills
II gea wese eaty Ia"
Said I. ncwarcl my Northern friends.
And keep this fact IN view:
VIC Democrats now hare The powtt,
and moan 10 uta It too. -.
And then, methnught, heard aouud
Asof c1xnklng chain,
And SAW the Negro on hi1 way
10 slavery again. ~
listened 70 hts etaaklng chatu.
And to his heavy tread:
Dcholdt cried I; tbe WAx 1ss thsn
4 fatlufe, "A said.
Then suddenly started NJ,
And found twas all dfeamt
Aud 10 tho alutntefer, AlAst
Things arc not what they seem4
I
I'll hasten now to Uncle Sam.
And pay my taxea-thcn
wilt retire to private life,
And nayer "fun" again.
ONsLow, la, Ma1chG. G. 8.
, 1877-03-08

l. aid eazlu1utkos. s4ula capacity. md luo AEgan1
bu7uera tn Surkiux drcE. fy1 n4. cual Saa
rxxay lauod4eua 1910 tyan. laauas II u. !.
HANNA. Elpk2ktt, LII
, 1877-03-08

f1AsH PAID FUR bo,ks-pla PRICES rA!p fO4t
" stAn4arL vYfk4 VI Auy kiuu. st&lI uE Hall -
CuAIIN'S, cpsusg Madison kal UsAta9sA ".
, 1877-03-08

FINE OFEQHTUHlrK-AkW kACHlEE3 Ar
a hAt;ItEa :ksx Wtlsons s3sssa: Msea.; "a -.
very low Une ygsy elvEaut pone.ll chs&ps lkUkuk
r. GuiiE T. CO.. ~ ahd 10 WAbs4h-s sv-
T,ois sALE-sxw1Xu AucuINx s on ALI KINDS
r and btflesL At SIu SIS. aud ~. Etety inAellAa
Na1r4Atel prSfG aud haA Ca1l t1i4 wssk
n h41 Lukaast tEots-st.
NEW AND LATEST IMPROVED BiNGEK NA:
~ ehDrs. noL ltfeu week. since Manufactured VI
upwaIai chlueut peto and walt4atsd- b. I.
LAksEN. at1 ExAt ul.aluu'sL.
htEW LATESt SlNlEtt. fat: HOWE, Us: VlC1tit
~ 4Al: einsss Nv. !, $33. MAEhtuns pAIfsi. 1li
hltLu hlntksi chsA tsAt ~ oaJ ~
k83lSul-sk
ATURAAsE.
IfcKN1TURK, CAKKIAuE6. AND AEEcttASblSk
l. stuftI ~ lowest tAtHA IL 1tN uGupI NhlSpa&s. !Q
W. AsutQess Mslo4l tus.sy u et<s VsaI ke1 salAa
, 1877-03-08

Kindly E1Yen our Akk1t1Atlon ny tHe
authorities, who have ve.y generously f9iasesa ,s;
our sacrstary monthly sasteinen'.; ba4laSa tnls
~. proact!ea 81 aoaat ef uis actually zoo
suout enc.nfth of tic milk produced. tho other
.four. nftha bctux eonsumsa by PloaucerH-
9ae. .f Ts ssss, ss I'd sas y ts; s % a
Esiesa sa. S s1s ts Be- soagraalaed, s..e,a5lns
~ additional revenue Of wealth to the state. The
1 : y II It a.
sltlon In june and UctobcF brought ont gssst
humber Of comnesisoss, especially u Tho October
falr shawins. aho Wvtt Garfield oil both meilalr,
which viii b. prcsented TO ths successful compssl.
t.. sSaf sHs sss Him
Illinois, ana satisfactory to AZ % sceston:' Ths
Rys Se.s o
spso' ja! nsIt ,pp}tss,iSa, b: b: sssn
rnse.- rasy aS sss open 10 she world; would ~:
gsst That edmmittsu b. appoinsed 70 srta"So ,of s
Representation Ut tho American pf9onet, 70 semo
sseturs. sasos may ~ i viii d no good but
III etrot "o inust not neglect y thess eppedd
t1n!atea. Advertise tho slpsflortly OF oof psoo'
nels, and tho demand will " greater,
opr Aast,catlon ri ~
aud hs ~ tho trads ws lonk 10 Tor IN outlet ol oas
sSsllus produce, viz. refrigerator t9ons ios Ut
~ ss1sa ss. e IL
buard, but there il stopA. Flesh Lssf il now car
lied II large quauttls. acce.s.ally to Great mt
sl1, aud Why not butter, The depreciation O.
something cuosnaons. bot tho way LOW sessns sleas
tesvsd shis hrasy !os.. so..nstes e. of 9ut A.;
lssu on shs Atlantic COST 70 aseanas With tef
Steamship eoupsnlrs for lns ussns Of rtfslEsfsto1
EuAasoeftatiau. u The question q g. adaltiona a.
with the loases Incurred under the present systen,
Al your last uectinY Ia Fhiiadephla resolution
NA> adopted praying the Leaia!atutss ot ths dtGe1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-15
CONKLING's ENEMIES CONFOUNDED
All OF the Senator's Friends 10 he Kept In
Once-Mr. Exnrts,s GrIexnnce

WASHINGTON. March l4-Aftcr delaying
Major Tylcr's commission as Collector Of Buf
fao for two days. Secretary sherman ordered 1t
TO be delivered to him to-day, and h. starts for
Buffalo this evening to arrange about his bonds.
Con. Sharpe is hero tonight looking after his
next term Of ofllcc rs Surveyor. and has re-
ceived comfortable assurance OF further con-
tinuancc in official life. Other OF Conkling's
friends have been given to understand that
they will not bo disturbed. and such signs
Of fight on tho senior senator as
appeared two days ago have disappeared
Mr. Eylrts il said To- h' tho only man in the
Cabinet really anxious 10 fight Conl;ling and
he has something t. say. of his grievances and
Conklng's hlghting niluru e on his own pO-
litical prrferment to nearly every nun in
Hayc-'s conf i"nce to whom he talks. Hayes.
however. has madc up his mind that the only
path 10 quiet LES IN Keeping mon IN wher there
is no reason for turning thom cut. and he viii
keep in Cpnkling's friends accordingly. Wheel
or Is the only unknown laHpr In this matter.
II" can begin the fight If n wants to. but no
ono knows whether he wants tp. Applr5utly
h" docs not As Il conscqu"n.. 90 of llny,s's poll
cy tncrn are nSion ishingly few New York rs
here. Richard i. Hawkins. William H. Beach,
and one or two other men before the Supreme
Court are nearly all,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-15
THE FRAUDS ON THE REVENUE


WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Commission
or of Internal Revenue has issued n circular to
collectors in the South. in which he says that
the frauds against tthe revenues and the deter
mined resistance 10 tho enforcement OF the
laws in portions Of the Slatassof North Carolina.
South Carolina. Virginia. Georgia. Alabama.
and Tennessee. have become 30 extensive that
the ordinary means for tho collection OF tho
revenue have. TO very great extent. been set at
defiance. and it has become necessary. in oer-
tain places. TO call upon the military arm Of the
Government to protect the civil officers in the
performance Of their duties. The use Of mil
tary force for the collection Of tho rovonue s
not desirable whom IL can bc avoided, and should
not bo long continued: and the ohcct now il to
so strengthen tho hands Of collectors with u
large iOrco OF deputy collectors to aid in the en-
fOrcemcnt OF tho laws that at an early day tho
mil itary force may be withdrawn.
Tho Commissioner says IL Is the dctcrmna-
uon Of the Government to break up nl frauds
against tho revenues and 10 that end the efforts
now being put forth for that purpose will con-
tlnuo with undated vigor ultl that object is
accomplished. and collectors and their deputies
will be required to give their whole time and
attention diligently and faithfully to the per-
formancc of thcr duties. Allowances will be
made for the pay of thrco additional deputies
for zach Southern district. These deputies are
designed specially for the duty of suppressing
the Illicit manufacture, sale. and shipment of
spirits and tobacco in said districts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-15
FOUND DEAD on RUNWAY TRACK.
The Probable Fate of y. kingnn. whose Fail
urc was Recently Announced.

Sr. JOHN. y. b., March 1.-THE Drily Tcle-
graph Of this place hns received the following
from Wexford a station on the Interrolonial
Railway 10 miles north OF Monckton. and about
l3O mil from hero:
The body OF the man found on the track hore
on Tuesday morning. is undoubtedly that Of J..
K.n.'9n OF NV York. whose failure was rrcrnt-
~ announced. On tho body wns found ss77O
~ United states bonds. American anu Bank Il
Lu..and notes and gold. and also "a god
watch md chain. rs wsl Us other uri-
cles OF iew'ry. Among the latter wa-
a pair OF sleeve stud, marked y. X:
His over and under coats were mad"
spr t.yely. l66 ot ~. and .9lS of 10. Thrr"
were also found q rr'ript for lr-l-rla-s
pas,agr from Portland TO Liycrlool,. p.r
steamship Scandinavian, in favor OF j. ID.
Moore. signed iy Parser GrorE" u. Andpr- On
of IGlilN. a hotel hlll for ono day board
against Moor. aud visiting cards with the name
J. kin-an.' h'ngnn wnS eN!"nily irhy"-
In. undrr the assumed nanr of Moorn. H. loft
Portland ON Salur lay, arriving al llaliiaN N
sunday. where in took the train u' 80 L. VI.
On Monday. Wa thW lutnrrnpniHl Hallway, for
kvrr du l.pup. Wan the train stopped 1T
thi- station Tor WAY 'r, hin-nn, II is assumed, left
Ia" Pullman car nll went ubuut ljD yards down
rclt on Il pile of fence polls whore he cui
his throat and hpin WRISTS with pen
knife. The latter Nds hd close g. whrr'
he had been smtci. from the appoarnn
Of the snow TIA. loss OF blood must hayc been
great; hut falling - cpmpl'te his suicidal pur-
poles - the ira IL. Oser which lbs body lay, and
We, run over ly il' ga, lHc train.
1utrrrrp0r, create thr impression that Kin
gan death was u iOul murder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-15
noo.n,. Thcau. A "trip to the Moon.

Ballet, which for some time has been ahcy-
am broke ont last evening at Booth Theatre.
under the directing bog of IA" kiraliy. The on
ter'ainmont bore the title "A Trip the Mpon,"
ana h'louss. IL W. are 10 believe the hill t. the
order of comic. spectacular extravaganza. Its
merits are chiefly pictorial Story. IT has none.
Such conversation rs takes place ia il can hardly
be called comic, AMI ils pcrsonagos rely
mainly uppn the music and tho motion to
with "A large Int thin cirrumi, renee of fable.
Anl one cunnOt help wnud'ri why Prince
Caprie" should ma kru Journey H. another world
i'm ordrrto rnloy what We 1rr Nlr,Aly Surirlt"d
with in this. still be soos nnl hours some
stransr SIGHTS and ,souni9. iNrrr most Of the
former tpkiag the shape ul political illusions.
most uf the latter being SONGS sung ont of tune
10y the lunar inhnhtnni~ VI. 'lWpues Olf'n-
bach Is rrspons hlr for the plruuful Music
hardly beholieved nttho yiva"ious From ,hman
conceived the story or fashioned toe dialogue.
"" nt lenst ,gn he interesting. And ~" inter, 50
Of his production centres in lis exhibition. not
in lis moaning The ballet, which is distrh-
ut % without much rcfrrnn' Ia tine sequences
or si ,niN nu'oH, conilns several novel features,
costume. Esporialy is THIS Tie casr with the
snow dan - in the third nct, in which The favor
iLr premiere. Mmc. Pdl'ndu" VINO n'hieyod So
many pleasant trumpns IN SariHualalus.'
r,appears, and the Erot.s s'Iur artist, hrnuld
kiTlty, contributes scrios Oi comic sAltNtury
rha corps ofpramioros and ooryphoes Pa lar.e.
sornn- are houutlldi IN color hnd fresh ln dr-
sign. NJ - v q. llnn y. vino ciNi'is th" part or
Prucf faprioe, and is shot ny n monster cannon
to the moon, Is y WhiN ihl ihi'l >'ue
a trcs-. Wn.- voice j. hardly honey runu 'h ip
curry the allo-. nut VINO Nhlni- murn t-t'
mud shill in the melodies that M" given her.
Inc other players CONCERN # in mi. spectacle
4rr Mr. w. filAorat tn h"J; Nr W. II.
E&.o ES' Of n, M"; M'o;a. "M Miss $" forSar1o i.iiSS
The IrincoSs la,tasg' and Miss Jcnnie Hughes.
,isphodf, The NirlliyS wlln "ra crril'rd with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-15
fHrSiULNT>.


The manager of the present series Of
op rlti'' performances at thu Academy seems
to have taken the short road n prosperity.
Tasin. alvahi8c. ofthr wavr Of interest stirred
W. hy thr Bayrouih festival. and which has
found It's way to this country. he has set his
bark ui.on H., 'r"-' and RIDES swiftly on to for
tune. The Academy was cvn fuller
hs' night than on Monday evening.
II that were possible Tho opera performed
was Lohengrin.' which in its whole structure
il an immense advance upon the Flying
Dutrhman," though curiously enough it was
composed olmosi nj the same time-in Wasnrrs
earlier days. II shows how rapidly he ;d-
vanccd L. his conclusions. for this will hc iound
pfophhlY 10 u" midway iron ~" artistic point
Of 'Viewl between the Elyin. Dut 'hman md
The walk lr". which Inter ovrra Is 10 be
giyen noAi So /. FRIDAY.
In referring ip tn" present performance the
temptation i- Nrry strong ANA N'ry natural t.
coiHpar, t with that previous memorable ono.
puout. took lnri Bu' tii. would b. .bfio,, lai
unfair io "a" pr r.-"ni mana cement They have
taa nn ~" lost mat'rial al hand and have pre-
sent" tn" opera % the utmost oi thoir ability,
that there are singers her. ion our midst whonre
ahi' 20 glN"..uu hpul H. It were 80 furibir
elai'rHtr and complex work a., that whAh il re-
ceiN"d last night
Th.cust was as follows:
NNa@s Nas@s G, 1sGm .r ....... .........''.. o,l 3
n. M,irnr"ih ........................... I.hcn.rn
" fr,n ser Pa fis
NJ ra gr"'' ..''''''''.'.'''... rir r n .! 'ai
Much interest WIS fcr in the tonor. Mr.. Wer-
r'nri,h. who's Inst appearance in op"r. in this
the IHft with honor HIS Noire H. sweet and
pleasant in qual.tv though not v"ry robust In
action n" Nd- srn '"ful and foriNl". ar on the
whole. malr a favorable impression Tile latr-
II 50 ui tho hour az which tn curtain fell makes
il impnss hlc 10 rotor in detail 10 the ncriis of
thr lni ,ldua p-riYrmSr-. i, Mm'. fhpp.n-