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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-07
THE OMAHA FIRE.
Nkw HAVEN, Conn, Sept. o, IS

FOUR MEN PERIsHED IN THE PLAMEs-AN
IMPOSING FUNERAL PROCESSION.
(tY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OMAHA, Neb., Sept. o. 1873
As far AZ known four men persisted In the flames 10
the burning Of the Grand Central Hotel and one In
jured fireman has died since. Their names arc John
A. Loe Low Wilson, Henry Lockfeldt. William NcNa-
mara and Aionzo Randall Other men are TN issing
ana their bodies believed to be In tho ruins The
search s delayed by the falling walls The iuosrAIs
OF Loe and Lockfcidt took place At Trinity Cathedral
this after noon and that OF Wilson ut the United Pres
bytcrian Church. All the places OF business were
closed and drnped in mourning Thousands oil per-
sons were unable to enter the churches The hro
departments OF Omaha sud Council Biuns we're pres
sni, and the combined procession was over two miles
In length No such tribute to the dead was ever
known here. McNAmars's funeral Will take place TO-
~ orrow at tho Cathoic Cathedral.
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A LUNATIC ASYLUM HORROR.

DISCOVERY OF DIssECTINe ROOM IN THE
LoSGvIEw INSANE AsYLUM-wHAT Is DONE
WITH THE DEAD BODIES OF INMATES.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEEALp.1
CINCINNATI, SEPT. 9, ISIS.
The trustees Of the Longview Insane Asylum, a
State institution, located at Garbage near this city,
had n special meeting to.day, when Mr.. Andrew Null
lane, one OF their number, made . charge that DR..
Miller tho Superi ntsndent oil the institution, had re-
Gently established a room IN the building for the pur-
pose Of dssecting me bodies OF the inmates who died
thsre while under treatment. HIS statement was
further supstantiassd BY the story Of assistant.
named Doughorty, who says that tho bouies Of four
or Ave patients who died this summer,
were thus disposed Of and alter they
had got through With them tho flesh
and other portions not used were shot through
pipes a sowcr, and from thense Into pond In tho
noghbornood. Hitherto tho patients dying thsrc
have been given decent burial at the public expense
n their friends did not claim Their bodies This
laton created quito sensation In the board Of trus
tees Miller, Inc superintendent, has been In the
asylum only about three months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF TIM tHIRr SIGNAL OrFicER,
WASHINGTON, sept. I'll A. NJ.

OFFICE tHlEF SIGNAL OfPicrR,
WASHINGTON, sept. I'll A. NJ
Indications.
For New England, colder. partly cloudy weather !;
near the coast occasional light raio, northcastery
winds and rising barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States, colder, clear or
partly cloudy weather; winds mostly northsastorly
and rising barometer
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys warmer, partly cloudy
weather; occasional rain; variable winds, mostly
southcasteriy, and stationary falling barometer
Tho rivers will remain nearly stationary.
Cautiouary signals continue at Key west and are
ordered for capo Henry, KITTY Hawk, Gaze Hstteras
Cape Lookout and Macon
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FOX HUNT IN MINNEs OTA.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD. ]

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ST. PAUL, Sept Q, 1878.
The chiei sporting event at the state fair to-day
was fox hunt, starting from tho west edo OF the
fair grounds and extending across the coun-
try for six nile. twenty-five riders followed
the hounds most OF them having had prior
EXPERIENCE Some OF the amateurs came to grief at
railway cutting. but another won the brush. ono
YOU lady papied the hunt and rodo ad mrab
over the country taking al fences aud dncncs with
out finching or mishap. SAnother hunt Tomorrow
m orning will be joined by several ladies.
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SUPPOSED TO BE DROWNED.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE uER,Lp.1

VNbHTNuFUNt oePts v,
While young man named Lucien Duffy was gun
ming near Alexandra yesterday he across some
articles wearing apparel near tho bank Of Hunting
Crock whose situation would seem TO Indicate Tho re-
cent drowning In the creek Of william H. Minis, for
mcrly q soldier Of Company b, sixty first Nov York
Volunteers The articles were q straw hat vest, q
handkerchief and napkin. pock textbook In the vest
contained the pension descriptive iist Of Minis allow
ing him S24 monthly Tor tho loss OF nose righs
eve and = letter IRON General y. @. Barlow recon.
mending him the Secretary OF War for appoint
ment under the government There was also n receipt
for registered letter mailed to L. Forbes, OF Stock
br iuae. Mass.
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A SHERIFF SHOT.

MONTANA DIFFICULTY RESULTS IN THE
FATAL wouSprSe OF sHxRryr RALsroN
HELENA, Sept. o. 1878
sias Ralsop, sheriff Of Gslla,in county, was killed
a. Bozsmsp, NJ. T., last night while attempting to
prevept a difficulty between NJ T. Williams and
CoIoneI Pierce. A pistol Ia the hands OF Williams
was discharged with The above resuis.
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CUBA.
! THE ISLAND.

HURRICANE PAssKs OVER THE ISLAND.
HAVANA, Sept o, 1878.
There was hurricane al Santiago do Cuba yestsr-
day, which passed In a norhery direction. II entered
with remarkable velocity. but moderated as 10 went
out II Is feared much damage has been done In no
ORE NAL aud Central departments especially ut Colon
and Car dsnaa The weather Was sQually at Havana
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ORvIL GRANTS INSANITY.

The condition OF Otvil!o Grant, who Is confined In
the iunatic asylum ut Morristown, N. j., shows q
marked Improvement He stiil labors under his
gigantic speculative haucinations but his attending
ply sicians confident that they will DO able 10
work q radical cure
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FLORiLTNE,

for teeth aud breath the best liquid deutfce In
world 1t thoroughly cieanses partially decayed teeth
from parasites living aninAlculH. leaving Them
peXry white, imparting delightful fragrance 10 the
breath The FRAGRANT FLoRILtNE instantly all
odors arising foul BeIug
partly 20 of honey soda and extracts OF
herbs ana plants II Is perfectly harmless and delicious
sherry. -
Londou En- gland, and retailed everywhere.
Price IS cents
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will SHOW the changes In the
Temperature Tor the past twenty toar hours CON-
parson with the corresponding date Of last year.
Indicated by tho Thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy
HERALD butiuine) No 2is Broadway
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Tue hades Of night we're falling fast
As through the city's streets thore passed
A lovely maid--her cheek Was bright.
Her breath WAS sweet, her teeth were white,
Aud ia her hand was her won't.
She bore aloit her sozoDoSr.
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DlrHTHERIA.
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREAriiiSG.
BY nH lsi'Sysd's READY siy Di"a RELIEF
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Looseness, darrhe. cholera morous or painful dis
hs:: ns are ::sppia In %
inflammation ne weakness or asstnde will follow The
''' OF '"' =" :" &CaEs AND PAINS
u S. s arsa the s
ncys pains tho liver, pieurisy. swelling OF
j. MI s:T
Price 30 cents sold by druggists.
DIR. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,
perfectly ,.ssl.ss elegantly eSasd for the cure e all
nervous diseases hssd.ehs constipation lndGsstisn.
ay.pepss silioa.ae, billion. fever, i, am Of III.
s 70 ses r Ws,: 20 seats
A.-rHE' FALL FASHION HATS, FOR GES.
sCnkID's, Lis Nassau st. price. So
The shades of night we're falling fast
A lovely ad--hsf cheek Was bright.
Her breath WAS sweet her teeth were white,
She bore soit her sozoDosr
WHY HAS sozoDoNT
become the stable dentce of American simply because
IL 10 impossibe to IT, week. without peresiv
ing its hygienie OBJECT upon teeth. the gums the
breath.
A-sELzER BRuNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL wArkR A. STEPHAN a co, - New St. solo
importer
A. KNOWS FALL STYLE SILK HAT ISSUED
to-day. Price So. III broadway and firh Avenue Hotel
AN EFFEC UAL WORN MEDICINE BROWNS
vKmSvrcK Coxrrs or wosN LozksGss 70 cents box
BILIOUS DISORDERS, LIVER COMPLAINT,
Cos;ivene.. &c are speedily removed by pr D. JArsss
may be taken At time without risk from exposure
Sod everywhere.
DIAMOND EARRINGS, 2 CARArs, PUR. WHITE,
sii5 great bargain. MILLS COLEMAN, lsD GRAND st.
FOR CONSUMPTION. WEAK LUNGS, COUGHS,
Bronchitis Asthma. General Debility Loss Of Apostle
or Poverty OF tho Blood use
wIXohEsTgRs nYrOrHosPHITe or
LINE AND SODA
An Acknowledged specific remedy. proved by twenty
raies 81 and - per hottie. Prepared Only BY
Sold by druggists No. 80 John st, New York.
FALL STYLES FINE SILK HATS, 50 20, WORTH
50; ts3 DeRnYs 81 9O) 10 New Churcn At. up stairs
INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY, BROWNS
bowels cole. rneumati,m and cAmps zoe.
PoMAERY "sEc" CHAMPAGNE
iiocs wiSss
Jousun trcrcs
tLAkhr NiSks
The Wines Of the above hrs class houses perfectly pare
and wholesome tor sale At all principal vine dealers and
s'' CHARLES gRAEr. sole Agent.
20 broad ST., New York
Fragrant Aromatic for the breath. 81 80
hos doE IA. FILMING CO., ITO Liberty st
SINGLE HAT REfAiLED AT FACTORY PRICE;
fall STYLES ready fire 80 siik liAr. 81 ~, fine DKRrY
81 81 worth s3t specially hue Hats ~ New Churcn
EUROPE.
A snLEY's norhL. nkNklErrA, 81. coytSr
able Bedrooms. bsautu " furnished aad moderate
charges. ladies' coffee aud drawing rooms smoking
billiard rooms; hot aud cold baths
RICHARD MICHEL. Proprietor.
RHIsroL HOTEL, LoSpoN. hgKLlNGrON, GAR
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A.-A.-A.-R. X. X.

A-A.-A.-R. r. Il.
DYSRNTERY, DIAkRHEA,
CHOLERA MORBUs.
- FEVER AND AGUE,
By Railways READY RELIEF.
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
DlrHTHERIA.
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Average temperature Tor corresponding dste last
year ....-<...s.,. W a
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Libraries and books bought mmense collections receive
daily catalogue OF fiction tree. send stamp.
LEGGAT BROS. Bee kmln At op positc Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-07

A-sELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL wATkR A STEPHAN co, ~ New St. solo
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WHY HAS soZoDoNT

become the stable dentiricc OF American Simply because
IL 10 impossibie TO IT, for week without pecsv
its hygenc effect upon the teeth the gums and the
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS

n,
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
relieved la u few minutes
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
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SNAN.-
Fragrant Aromatic for the brcath 81 80
hos Z doz "a. FILMING CO., ITO Liberty st
SINGLE HAT RErAlLED AT FACTORY PRICE;
fail styles ready ire 80 siik liAr. 81 ~; fine DxRrY
81 worth s3 specially hue Hats ~ New Cburcn ST.
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EUROPE.
a sHLEY's HOTEL, HENRIETTA ST.. COvtNr
Auardeu. Lond nCentralls situatcd large. comfort,
able Bedrooms, beautifu ly furnished aud moder
charges ladies coffee aud drawing rooms smoking and
bin ard rooms hot aud cold baths.
RICHARD MICHEL. Proprietor
DRIsrOL HOTEL, LONDON, BURLINGTON Oar
Ddens This large hrst class family hotel in the oest
situation ~ London. u newly established In the Con
tnentsl Style and furnished possible comfort
aud modern improvement. excellent cuisine and wiuss
Proprietor, "A. EfsHLB. late OF Meutces.
EDWARD rATOS SON, BREECu-Lo sDtSu GUN
Land kihe Manufacturers by specis appointment TO Ills
lAts BOy al n shness the Prince COn.ort,
los Mount 81. Uitosvenor square,. LoGdon,
~ Gevrxe st.. Perth " u.
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DIR. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

perfectly tastees elegantly coated for this Of all
the stomach liver bowels Kidneys bladder
Diseases headache constipation. indigestion,
dyspepsia biousaes bilious fever. alton OF the
bowels piles and all arrangements OF the Internal vs
Warranted to effect positive Price -
psr box DR.. KADwAf 90. 81 Warren 81.
A-THE' FALL FASHION HATS, FOR GES.
temcu. are ready for Inspection and sale ~ ESPEN-
SCuEID'S, LIS Nassau st. price. So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-07

I I'VE POLITICAL GOSSIP.
lIrot the latest and reliable ard the
speech OF John b. Hsssn TsutoniA Hail. morows
| SUNDAY MERCURY.
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A. KNOWS FALL STYLE SILK HAT ISSUED
to-day. rrce So III broadway and fnh Avenue Hotel
AN EFFEC UAL WORN MEDICINE BROWNS
w n or oRN MT box
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AMI SFMEN1S.
The Preach Opera Bouffc.

Nile. Aimee's French company began n
short season OF opera boufre. last evening. at
the Park Theatre. The brilliant actress was
surrounded by the same gallant company Of
artists that have given life TO 50 many perform
ances in former seasons, prominent among
them being Mezicres. Jouard Molard. Duplan
and Mile. Duparc.
Their long tour through the country seems
not to have tired them. They put into the per-
formance Of la Marlolainc. wickedcst and
most humorous of operas. the same freshness.
huoyancy. color and vVacny that make the
French stage the first in the world. and the
very repose Of a French actor more cX-
pr,ssiye than the acton OF an Eng
fish ono. One cannot hut admire the
wit and sparkle Of the dialogue and tho spon-
tanelty Of tho players, however much the play
itself may TAIL 10 commend itself to the moral
ties Judged from tho intellectual stand
point there is nothing but praise due
To such a performance; Judged from the
moral standpoint It ~ irrrtrievahly damn
ed In the coming week there Will
be change 81 programme each evening, COM
mrncing on Monday evening with the spirited
Vie parisicnnc:' and there is a promise that
before the season ends les ClOthrs de Corne-
Vile. which has found such favor with the au-
dlenccs of the English opera company, under
the title Of The Chimes OF Normandy will bo
brDurlt ont
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BECKwITII. II Providence, X l., May 2, Truman
CkRR0iL-ln San francisco. CAL Aprll as susan
Frances Carroll daugher of Edward aud Catherine Da-
c0NE-In Easi Iaiiain conn, April ~ Mary Amber.
sou rect the late Deacon Israel Cone the oath
= DhEwgy In BROOKLYN; on Thursday May p Robert
Drewrv, In the pth year " his a1c
Funeral wil take place from the residence Of his sister.
81 ilari .t hosn on sani1E NAY . a. oeIock
. r. ftd9y ssF @IS s4d pa g ib H yss
OF her age native Of county Roscommon parish Of
Drumarikeenan, ireland -..,,,
yited to attend her funeral RON her late residence 5il
- av on sunday. May o, at ia A. NJ lntornent In
FLXIiKRry on Friday May , Johannah wife of I'd.
Relatives AID friends the family are invited attend
the funeral from her late residence, Greenvile. j., on
MERRILL lin Norwich. VI, May /. David Merrill. aged
IioDiFs - AZ Brownned, Nc MAY ?. Lancaster
Il,'is.ss e aged lOI years native Of panycrs Mass
Lcepcr. a native Of BROOKLYN, Y aged - wears
AMI ~ rggs9MoS % war; oOnn
oNElL-In Newport r. /, April 29.sarah o'Seil, aged
.0BRlEN In San Rafael, Cal, May ? ". l. o'Bren Of
lie began a. saloon keeper near the Excange in San
franci.co went into stock operating and died worth
PlLKsoN -on Friday. the 80 inst Israel Person. in
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully in
vied 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF his sou
sunday. 5h inst at2P
pSsa g'Gs as, gS"'f 20 can, Morgan
payIs aged % ycers lie Tess cspan in ,r zee, wars
Monterey and war The United States against Mexico
Rev fhdma.J Russf oi the riossn fgieop"i curan
aged 20 years father OF gen Kruger Of c United states
Army, and 70, many years rector OF chrsts Church.
ToAL~Ai NJ. late residence Montgomery st., this
city charles Toal, IN the 10th Year OF his age.
iNotcs Of funeral hereafter g.. a.
William Il NoOiman, formerly ut NeMbuTypOrt Mass.
aged - years. months, and 5days
Luke. Cos Cob Conn. Monday. May q. at 1880 O'Clock
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MR. BdRREDd's FORTUNE.
Recovering Amer IA Heavy Financial Disaster
-Prospering In san Francisco.

There is happier sequel TO the story OF
the Barreda mansion in Newport. reprinted
from the Boston Herald in THE SUN OF Thurs
day. than therein forcshadowed Mr.. Barreda
did lose nearly the whole OF his immense for
tune. amounting to millions. and was reduced
to comparative poverty. He reserved. however.
a remnant from the wreck and this served for
the support OF his wife and children in comfort
If not in luxury. and, moreover, supplied him
with capital to begin business again. He went
10 sun Francisco two or three years ago, and
thereafter with almost every one else falling
around him, was very successful. His orig nal
fortune had been partly inherited and pnrtly
acquired. and the business ability that enabled
Mr.. Barreda TO augment his patcrnal inner
itance till IL reached millionaire proportions
has served him in good stead in his second
struggle for wealth. He Is now said to be on
the high road to fortune. and the time may
come when he again may bc the possessor of
the magnificent mansion that was too unlucky"
for James Gordon Bennett to buy.
While Mr.. Barreda has been successfully
struggling for fortune in the West his wife.
son. and three daughters have been living In an
unpretentious. but comfortable dwelling in
Forty seventh street. and are visited by the best
society. but their social life is necessarily linz
tied 10y their now comparatively slender means.
The pleasant home in Forty seventh street il
soon 10 be given up. however Mr.. Barreda.
tired Of living alone has sent for his family Ia
Join him. and they will soon 40 to San Fran
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A General Court MnrtIaied.


OMAHA, Neb., April 30.-One Of the most
important courts martial since the close 81 the
war will be- held at the parlors Of the Grand
Central Hotel in this city tomorrow. for the
trial Of Gen. A. V. kautZ. recently commanding
the Department Of ARIZONA. The principal
charge against the defendant IL that he violated
M army regulation forbdling an officer writ
ing or furnishing for publication any matter
regarding military movements, orders Officers.
&c. In this case Gen. kauz published PAM
phet review ofJudge- Advocate General Davis
opinion Of Kautz's Official action in the case OF
Capt Campbell Of the Fifth, Cavalry, who was
sent, need 10 dismissal. but whose sentence was
circulated privately In the army. This trial
Is attracting considerable attention. especially
in military circles. both on account OF the high
rank OF the officers composing the court, and
by reason OF the peculiar nature Of the charges
against the defendant. II is the FIRST time in
the history OF the country 10 which the ques-
ton has arisen whether an officer has the right
to impugn the motives OF his superior. as eA-
pressed In official papers. The following is the
detail for the court Brig. Gen c; G; .Apgur.
Brig. Gen. George Crook. Col. Q. l., kllburn.
Assistant ommissary. General OF subsistence;
Col j. H. King. Ninth Infantry: Col, W. i. Bar
ry. Second Artillery; Col. I. q. Pitcher, First
Infantry Col J. T.. Smith Fourteenth Inian-
try Col G. II. Smith Nineteenth Infantry Col
Rufus Ingalls, Assistant Qunrtermaster- Gen
eral: Col. j. n. Palmer. Second Cavalry: Col. f.
+. Flint Fourth Infantry; MAJOR II. Is. Burn
ham, Judge Advocate Of the court The court
will Be open TO the public. The defendant will
be allowed to employ counsel II he secs fit.
either an army officer or civil lawyer.
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IIaye. Knew Of the Frauds.

Prom Ne .tfktHht Consolidation.
Dennis says that Moves, who was Haycs's
confessed In Florida, knew OF he- events
when they transpircd. when he was pressing Dennis
TO In the Aachua case. Dennis SAID III put
me under oath YOU will Iosc your casc, for will not
swear to lie IN TOOL along all eau VII get on the
stand, and then II Is business won't swear falsely"
Al this Noyes told him he needn't swear; and after this
admission on the part OF Denns depended the Alachua
count correct The whole crowd caucuscd together
and the repcntauts all affairs discussed openly
In the caucus twa simply impossible that the thing
should not have been known by both sections Of the par
~ It unfortunate that there Is little to doubt
that Mr. Hayes himself knew OF the frauds by which he
put IN office Dennis told that he had the most
positive proof that Hayes knew Of every movement that
made In Florida and that he would prove nat the
proper time by the most undoubtcd authority.
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Miss Thur.by'- Concert.

Miss Emma Thursby gave last evening, at
the Academy Of Music. her farewell concert
Her name is sufficient tllisman to draw to-
gether an audience entirely filling the Acad-
envy. The orchestra was led by Mr.. Frederic
Clay. an Englishman who has made himself we'll
known in this country ~ in his OWN ~ tle COM
poser of several excellent caniatas and Of some
songs which have attained very great popu-
larity such as She wandered down the Noun
tain side and The Sands of Dee. the former
OF which VI iss Thursby sang in Spouse to "a re-
call. after an aria 10y Paccini arranged with
violin obigato by the famous Belgian vioiinist
Ariot.
The brilliant staccato passages Of this aria
displayed Miss Thurshy's wonderful execution
and clear. distinct method Of attacking notes to
the greatest advantage. whilc MIR. Gays song
Of impassoncd sentiment in an equal degree
defined her want OF power to express emotion
and pnthos or to give color ami warmth To the
musical thought. The limitations Of Miss
Tnursby's art are very sharply marked and are
such as TO make il impossible that her singing
should be heartily enloyed outside OF that mar
row field in which her supremacy is unqIcs-
p.I