The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

MESDEIssoHN NIGHT AT GILxoRE's GARDEN.
From all the indications Theodore Thomas will score
q success In his season AT Gilmore's Garden. Tho
attendance is steadily Increasing aud Is losing much
OF its grimncss. Tho smiling faces OF happy
young coupies were seen last night along
the walks in abundance. and there was
absolute chesrlulncss within the quadrangle
Of reserved seats in front OF the orchestra. Tho
nsthetical, who occupy tho front chars OF that
charmed space still, is true. that oil
ship in the orchestra and us talented leader which
seems to say, even here, o Theodore, lord OF vi
bratng strings. have to protect YOU"
They close their eyes In rapture during the
andante and brs,le up and look inspired durrg the
allegro and appiaudj though they were bestowi
a beneaiciion. The converted Phstino fingers in
front OF them, and learns the outward expression Of
classical themes dvlney played. On the iripgcs of
the reserved chars. threading their way through
the patches OF etioaled grass, and around
cool fountains, moves the mass, happy
and drinking In the strains with evident pleasure,
not aged in drinking iced lemonade or sherry
cobber through straw, or mayhLp dipping into tue
amber lager which ionms at inodsrs.e price
gramme included the delicious "Calm ut Sea-
a quartette for French horns, ",ymphony No.
the overture, nocturnc aud wedding march from "a
Midsummer Nights Dream" The fairy overture Is
Su. oil the other pieces were heard %
advantage aud played. need II be said, with
the accustomed precision and SIKH oil the famous
organization. Tho deligt tful symphony fairly
all hearts IN the audience and the beauties OF the last
selection, IRON the exqulstely delicate shading Vt tho
overture TO the joyous Dare Of the well known we'd
ding march aroused still wider enthusiasm. The
musicians OF Tho school OF the future given us
nothing 50 glorious IN hymenea music
The concert was noticeable also In bringing before
n New York audience Miss Fanny Kellogg. Boston
vocalist OF high merit The lady has rich soprano
organ, aud clear la tone and flexible.
she sings without effort and reaches her
ELECTS by purely legitimate means Her FIRST
"a ,faItru n
tvss and technical difficulties. She gained we'll
need OF applause, but at present any singer at
You cannot. keep everybody still, and In tho piano
passages tho trodden gravel gives IN I'M
welcome obligato How hard is on the
the listener. sInionco-crunch, crunch, crunch.
lnfelice. crunch, crunch crunch" was how the open
ing oil Miss kellogg Aolo sounded last night Why
not iinoeum something OF less resonant natureY
The gravel would be all very well Tor
to Mr. Lingards '.on the Beach at Long Branch,n
but with Aendelssohn's .inielicc" II was unhappy
indeed. Miss Kellogg also sang Mooy's "Clochettc''
2nd song OF isuberts for an encore.
loncsuo ana piano, by Mcssrs. Bergnsr
aud Quicken. also deserves mention. A waltz by
TO grasp better, and the crashing overture TO Zampa
were the sops to the popular Cerberus, and sent
everybody nome IN good humor. The programme Tor
ihls svsnlag Is q briuant and varied one.
THE AouARrUM--AN INrAsTiLE MoSsrRosITY.
There IL now on exhibition at tie Aquarium
pair, formed OF children SIX months old They were
born in Canada, OF French Canadian parents and are
probably the best representatives or physical maor-
nation cxtani. To the professional eye they or II
may be interesting, because OF the suggestive
ness that attaches 10 two bodies united In ono.
Unlike the Siamcse twins. thoy have only single
pair OF legs. Measured from the hips upward, thcy
are simply 1ettor v. Both Of the heads and bodies
are fairly dovelsped-one moro than tho other-and
the other shows stne weakness OF It's formation by
smaller ana latter brain, more Insignificant leg, a
disposition worry and liability to suffer from dts
ease The entertainments 10 not q pleasant one.
Neither young girls nor married women who
expect some tme TO be mothers ought TO LOOK
the abnormal picture. Pretty the baby
or the babies may scom as they rost concealed In the
swaddliDg clothes, there 10 something dIsgustn. in
thu thought that tRcy must eventually become mere
exhibits IN medicsl IN useum. One OF the httle
has good head aud under ordinary conditions
might live. Tho Other belongs to lower degree and
In both brain and muscle shows the curious results
Of nature when natures law Is encountered by inter
ference Judging from the appearance OF the frame,
therefore, one oil the duality will not long
Professional men may Wow them some advaI tage,
but beyond this small cfienteis difficult to
ceivs how anything but the most extreme OF morbid
curiosity be graihed by tho sight OF maiorma-
ton which God has so clearly made HIS mark.
The curious structure feeds In the usual way In
vulgar fractions, without reference TO stLc other
fellow" anu Is a far exemp ncation OF the Shakes
psarIan thought tnat there 10 Providence which
shapes our ENDS rough, hcw them as we will.