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New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
MUSIC-THE DRAMA.
ANOTHER CONCERT TROUPE.

Mr.. Franz Rummel, the pianist who appeared
last night at Seinway Hall member of the AhaiEa
Opera Concert Company artist OF higher rank than
the public probably suspects He is young man. with
a plenty Of dash and brilhaney, excellent training,
and great technical accomplishments. Ills ambition
appears be hGh his style is free and daring his az
tis;c feeling strong aud miss something III his
Interpretation of such works BeethOvens h2t con
ceroclearness in the reading for example and rhyth-
mic distnctuess in the phrasing-we must remem-
her that artists are not ripe al tWehty-hNe
4 greater man indeed could hardly have made deep
impression with concerto accompanied by so bad an
orchestra rs thai which disturbed Mr.. RunInel last
night The vOcalists of the troupeadies and gentle
men OF various degrees of meFit-seeued 70 please
small and demOnsrIive audience but their efforts call
n or n nO eXtRudel criticism,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15

of muscle and VIII held three lost suspended In
the air He was not strong enough 10 drag from the
abyss two men and a To stir, TO yield an inch
even might be certain death to alsnd they were far
beyond the reach OF human aid. He shouted to his
brother dangling at the end OF the rope Ice on both
sides Of him. snow above him. The brother answered
he was alive unhurt and ready TO help means could
be devised Hans told him TO cling the icy SLOPE cut
steps 10 and mount aud be quick about IT, for ne dd
not think be could hold on more than half an hour
longer. Mr.. Wainwright had kept his aka He handed
ChTisan, and the guide about cutting the steps
as Hans had suggested. After almost sulerhumau cN-
erOns be cOntved TO crawl to the edge oil tho ere
vase his brother gave him hand then the two unit
0fOther-in-law.
The .COmte de Chambord has been the
leading figure in another Rcyaiist buresqne. On the
anniversary Of his birth "fdcnty Iee" celebrated
ssinte Anne dAuray, the Bishop OF Vannes oieint
ing NJ Iambily the orator, and among other fool
sh things he said "God desires 10 see tho principles
and the emblems of the Revolution destrOyedi for
France always the eldest daughter of the Church, and
the Church cannot perish Therefore in wngt Nation
has the Intervention Of God been more frequent and
more evidentf Remember TObiae, Charlemagne and
Joan of Arc Remember also the Intervention Of Sante
Anne OF the protection OF Mary; 10 yourselves
that the Archauge Michael is the defender of France
The speech was greeted with cries OF Yve e RO The
auSOn TO the Intervention Of SaiDte Anne specially
concerned tho Comte dc Chambord who, when born,
called by the ROyalsts "renfant du miracle" IN
fact the Duchesse le Bcrr having no son, made Pill
grimage TO Sainte Anne d'AuEay aud ip due time the
present COmte de Chambord was born JUST seven
after his father had been stabbed on the steps OF
the by IDUyC
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
MORE FEVER IN A FEW PLACES.


MOBILR, HELENA, AND CHATrA"ooGA SOW SUFFER
ING-DIsrArCHrs PROM VARIOUS STATES.
Nrw ORLEANS. OctiI4.-The weather is clear and
pleasant. The number of deaths reported is 20; of
casea iS3 Total deaths 35l0 total cases. II ,720.
MOBILE, Ala. Oct 14.-The yellow fever is on tie
increase here. K. W. Fort, Secretary OF the Board
Of Trade, died last night at spring HE, with tie
fever.
CHATrSyOoGa Tenn, Oct. l1.--E' gistrar Nmde-
man reports seven deaths and sixteen new cases for
the twcnty-four nours enGed at o'clock this after
noon There are 900 cases in the city Cool weather
has prevailed for the hast two days with an increased
death rate, and decrease in the number OF new
cases. We have been disappointed in our expecta-
tion of frost the season being werner than II has
ever before been known to De. The Vulcan Iron
Works which WAS the only mdnulactOry III
operation berc was coscd Saturday for want of
skilled ha nds tu-uwng many lahJroT4 ont Of work
C,IEO oct 1t-Dr LIKE p. Blackburn, who was
called fl0m Hickman to Fulton ky., this afternoon
10 decide the matter Of the disease which appeared
thCrv short time ago, pg"nonu'cs FOUR oi tue Gees
now there ~ those of RCuulut AcliO" lcN'l' lHcIc
we're 10 nr,g cases uT deaths to-day.
OsNKA, Miss, Oct. li.-No new cases and no
dsaths lo-da,. The sick are getting on sitSfac-
nfY Groyr. oct. lf.-At Lebanon Church there
was one new case. but no deaths to-day. Intal
of cases 10 dat, 40; under tloa mont 80; A Dry
Grove there ware no new cases, but Two deaths To-
~, svTyGroN. Oct. l4.-Dr. Woodwork this after
noon received the following dispatch from Nicks-
burg: Lieutenant Bcur"T has the FEVER. ! puI-
pose dflgrHu tine boat here where every aNslsIan'o
can r had ut satisfied of the safety ut the officers
and crew Will wIr you Ben. cTs rOnd iion daily.
HELENA, AK. Oct 1.-THE yellow fever has al'-
pearcd here. There are % ca''s oi sickness IN toWh.
len now cases and deaths are reported for the last
f,rfv igh lDurg
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
Personal.

The fourth centenary of the birth of Gior-
gione the painter has just been celebrated in Italy
King Humbert, of Italy, is reported to be
far from we'll He looks pale and attenuated, and his
chest is affected
The King of Holland has sent his portrait
to Dutch colony OF San Francisco with the gracious
suggestion that the gift is not from King but from
citizen 70 citzens."
Mrs. General Sherman is quoted as saying
that her husband first aroused her admiration at
the early sge ten years" because be caught rabbits
better than any OF the other boys
Patience AlbrO is lady living in Foster,
L. L. al the comfortable age Of l02. sho is said
marching through the village with his regiment
Mr.. William Lloyd Garrison saw on Mon
day the sxueth anniversary Of his apprenticeship to
the trade Of printing He celebrated the day by setting
in type rom memory Of mis- poems He was en-
teFtaned dinner by the NewEng gland Franklin Club
Professor Watson will not leave Michigan
University The authorities have added $500 10 his
salary and have given him assistant They will
allow hun $3.50 for incidental expenses-expenses which
have hitherto been borne out Of the Professors very
moderate salary.
Dean Stanley has been i'll in Albany from
nervous prostratiOn, induced by oyer-exeron during
his recent visit West Point Some hours Of absolute
quiet served ~ restorative. The Dean will return 10
Eew-York about the 2Sth, and viii sail for England in
the BOthnia early in November
John MalOney IL poor old shoemaker SELL
ing slippers about London streets says that he
Queen victoria's life when she child Of three lie
declares that she WAS thrown Of pony carriage
Kensneton Gardens aud would have been killed
riOusy injured II he had not caught her suddenly.
Mr. Gilbert De La MatyT, the new Con-
gresham from Indiana has been Methodist preacher
for twenty-nne years. He IS said to be terribly
IN His lower Jaw closes like wise and
TO open spariDgy for his words which he uttcrs In
deep voice that gets lower instead Of higher when
b6 reaches climax"
The late Earl of Dysart was a thorough mis-
anthrope spending much Of bis life in complete soil
tude ~ possible He dDed every day on two mutton
chops. and bis only amusement TO visit sort Of
Buebesrds chamber, where he permitted other soul
70 enter Here he kept his title deeds aud other
documents, which no one but himself allowed 10
see said that tins fact suggested 10 Dickens some
OF the details OF the story OF the recuse In Great EX
pectationss"
The Emperor of China has the power of con-
ferrug the oldest decoration mentioned In history. This
Is the Yellow Tunc which is made OF yellow silk and
has the back dragon the arms Of the Chinese En-
pre- embroidered In gold and black SILK lis the most
distinguished order In Chna and IL conferred only 90
extraordinary occasions. Only two Europeans rave
ever received 1.-THE Enghshuan. Colonel Gordon who
rendered great service TO the Chinese Government dur
ing the Iaepiug rebellion, and the French engineer
Gguel, vEo built military arsenal in Northern China
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15

DYon SATURDAY, 18th inst Elijah Brady In the soth
Rsatyes and friends of family respectfully invited to
attend funeral service on ruesGay evening 10Th inst
The remains BY Harlem Railroad to Mount Kis-
CoFFIN-In Brooklyn the 18th inst, Merab Coffin. in the
Resiiys and friends are respectfully invited attend the
funeral I'd day. the 18th inst at O'clock from 1873
PierTepOnt-st.
HALL,-Martha Hall in the 77th year Of her age.
NOuce Of funeral hereafter.
HooD-suddsDly at Liverpool England october Is 1878
of gastric fever Robert Hood formerly OF this cltT aged
KINGsLAND-on Sunday. october Is, Ambrose @. Kings
Relatives ana trends family invited to attend the
from his late residence. NO H. 5thaye ON Ihus
flowers be sent
KoENEN-In this city on sunday morning, October Is,
drew Koenen. aged S2 years months and II days ,,.
RsIsrives ana irenis are invited to attend
McCUNF-At her residence Philadelphia the inst,
Rachel Of the late Clement McCune OF that city,
MARSH-on 18th INST. Mordecai L. Marsh sged % years
residence Of his son, Dr. l. Marsh ~ West JerseySt.
MILN-At East NewYOrk. L. L, Sarah NJ wife Of Charles
Frendsof the family are invited funeral services
AZ Conversational Church Tompkinsaye near De
London England. and Edinburgh and Dundee, Scotland.
papers please copy
Hotel 59hs Edward starr eldest son OF En- A Nichola
F1ncra at Danbury Corp wednesday, the 18th inst at
TraInleaycS = 42d st. Depot at O'Clock a. m
RoBERTsON-On Sunday October 49, 1873, Henry L. Rob
eTsdn e1 Register Of the Department Of Public Works in
Relatives aud friends Of Eey'Cns Lodge 2s5
anu ioI - NJ are resnsctfmiiy Invited 10 Attend
the funeral wednesday, 10th tn, at O'Clock from his
4eanSstSG S(S FsiSShSS io omit ri ao%Srs @ t-''D'
RUGGLEs-on October 19 Glen Ridge Cornwall orangs
County Osaie, wife OF samuel b. RugRies OF THE
FSnsa service will be held at Trinity Chapel 25ts
Tuesday, October Is, at lO:3O q. ID.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
THE PORTER INVESTIGATION.


TESTIMONY OF COLONEL MosBY, AND ROBERT LIN
coin.
General Jubal A. Early testified on Satur-
d.y in the Fz John Porter investigation at Governors
Island, In regard to the movements Of his
rigade at the second battle OF Bull Run.
The presence OF Colonel John S. MOsby, the noted
Confederate cavalry officer, caused large at
tendance yesterday. Several other important wit
pesses were examined, among whom was Robert
EXGoVcrnor Newell Of New-Jersey, testified time
90 ON behalf OF General Porter. that President Lincoln
aid in 1854 or 1865 that injustice had been done
TO General Porter aud that he intended TO order
GesTm of the case In consequence OF that testimony
President Iincon's sons testimony introduced to
show the feeling Of the President at the time OF the
Colonel Mosby the first witness ia about fifty years of
age OF medium height with an erect soidlerly bearing
HIS testimony went to s93" tne position 0l o seS
Al that time Colonel MOsy on General stuarps stan
ON the night OF August 20 he rode WITHIN n mile and
halt of TnOroughfsre Gap recOnnOite, and his
turn FRONT place. In the darkness became separated
from Genrral mart 4na uia NOT axa Se sc 5ash h LEI
IN the rear Jacksons centre but afterwards went with
regiment to support the s h hSk Where Trs ne bn6S9
hghting with musketry artillery hrlng was heard most
OF the day He did not know that oaeks3n's lne was
broken through day. He sw Pelhalns battery in
iees cooneI 10 John b. Taylor OF Reedsve, Penn testified
IA o the position OF the lst Peunsy Cavalry
thar day Robert Lincoln sad that he had cOnversa-
on with his father D, oba6ly In January 1865 about
while his father was considering the nndihg
OF the court-martial. President Lincoln showed
him note from General Porter TO General Mcdowell
which said II judge by the fire that our forces are
beaten and shall withdraw" His father was strong
In condemnation OF that letter, and sad, Tue case
would be Justified IN my opinion, by the sentence Of
death" Robert Lincoln did not know OF the paricu-
lars OF the case whether hs father Lad then examined
iR Robert j. Merritt W H. Ramsey John Duffy, william
Bayard William Reddy and William ii. Hope. all OF
Pennsyiyaua, testified to the position OF General
Reynoldss DIVISION on August 30 and as TO their knowl-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
GENERAL NOTES.

Pal Mall again expresses It's surprise that
England which Is deeply interested in the maiHto-
Of the relative value Of syer with reference to
gold than any other country should have resOutey
its against any attempt to reDOnetze that metal
The matter is manfestly OF Increasing gravity 10
the Empire The loss by exchange India is cal
culaed for tie current year at SI5OOO0O0. and there
is nothing whatever show that they have arrived ut
the limit OF this serious loss But the effect of this is
just precisely what would arise from dangerous shock
10 the credit Of The Indian Government that 10 say it
increases the amount OF interest loans from Great
Britain nearly so per cent If added under that head.
Poi Nal regards It as very remarkable that those who
suffer largely on thelr remittauces for pensions which
they may derive rents which they may receive
IN India payabc ~ silver, have never attempted any
action on hs subject; although TIE Nboe question OF
Is surrounded 90 ordinary people win 50 uch
difficulty that they accept shfInkage or Income from
such cause as a result as inevitable as an eclipse
There is one English lady who has had
enough Uf Alpine climbing. Mrs. Wainwright and LeI
brother iaw undertook month ago the ascent OF the
Pz PAur, OF the BeInina group. They TOOK
witt them wo guides brothers-Hans Grass and Chris
tan Grass The climbers were corded together. Chris
tan Grass went first, next TO him followed Mr.. VAIN
wright then came Mrs Wainwright, and the rear was
DFougnt up by Hans thick fog came on. Chrsiian
went too near edge, when ibe snow suddenly gave
way under las feet, and be ien down preciDee drag
nz with him IN bis fall the English lady ana gentleman
nat Tie rope strong, ana Hans Grass was man OF
ngante strength As be saw his brother disappear, he
eS himself insgnctVey backward, aud bY sheer force
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15

BELGRAvE-KIS GsFoRD-On september 26, at 81. Judes
SOuth KensngtOn London England by the Rev Charles
W. Begraye Rector d North kwollh ieieestersiTe as
sisted by the Rev BrenChcy KingsfOrd Dacres T. O. Bet
grave Captain 7th ar OF Ulsters Regiment TO Louisa
Carey second daughter OF John kgsOrd OF 35 Qneens
Gate Gardens London and granddaughter OF Daniel Parsh
Of NewYOrk.
HARKER-LEWIS-At the residence Of the brides parents
Wednesday October g. by the Rev. w p Abbott Lewis h.
Harker TO Fila T.. daughter Of A. H. Lewis.
HARRIS-BARNES-on Thursday, 10th inst, by tho Rev.
r. III BarneS Al the residence OF the brides brother + h.
Baues Francis A. Harris o. Philadelrhia 10 Emile daug
ter Of the Bent Barnes Of NewYOTk Ctt NO cards.
LYMAN-TALMAGE-At SOmerville, n. J, "Wednesday, Oc-
tOher the Rev j. +. Mesick d. d., Frederick Lyman.
Conn and Mary daughter ot the late Major
Thomas Talmage.
sMITH-TTTUs-In Brooklyn the Sd inst at the rest:
Elias Lewis the order OF the society VI
Friends, William I. Smith 10 Annie Titus.
Al Notices OF Marriages masi De inaOTssd wim J1ts
4y,JE
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the pat 2l hours

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, | q. m.-The barOm-
eter il highest on the South Atlantic Coast, aud south
ery winds with clear weather prevail along the Atlantic
Coast but with partly coudy weather in the Gulf States
Ohio Valley and Lower Lake region. The barometer has
remained very low with high 5Outherly winds cloudy
ana rIIBy weather N California and Nevada. The pres
sure is lowest IN Iowa and Wisconsin and the Upper
Lake region where threatening weather and light rains
are reported. with opposing cold northery and warn
sOutherly winds.
Indications
For Tuesday In The Middle Atlantic South Atlantic ant
Gulf States falling barometer warmer southeast e
southwest winds. partly cloudy and hazy weather Tot
lowed by rising barometer temporarily an the West Gull
states.
For New gland, stationary falling barometer
warmer southerIy winds and partly cloudy weather.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15

,o,ions in the minds of thinking men the necessity
- dealing summary, without reserve or compromise
s.,,n the trafac intoxicating drinks Whetner lne
,,re has come rallyng the pdblie sentiment OF n
,ouptry or The State on this subject whether an
canvass would bring out the temperance VOC ,aars
onnected with other organizations Wh i eSa " fsIia
SUiv longer to remain IN their former po''@o @ SShrre
dDty leads whether 1t be in forlorn hopS s- % true
mai pTocessi0n bold t TO De the part oI e'Si' "
10 foil INV
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
BARNUM Az GILMoRE's GARDEN.

Barnum's Greatest Show on Earth was
beheld at Gilmore's Garden, by 1000 people last
night The display Of trained horses and ex-
merit horssmaushIp remarkable. Carl An
tOny introduced two trained staliODs, Mameluke and
Pgcha, and the six black TTakeme stall
lions. whose beauty aud training seldom
e1uailed Tue Six stations performed great variety
oi eyouOus In perfect time and very gracefully The
enthusiasm over LOrsemauship reached a climax when
G. W FISH appeared. He performed the most dhicut
fcats with marvellous ease. Among tho attractions OF
tbT. sbow is giant who stands eight feet in hs
.tnckiugs and weighs 600 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
cBANGES IN OpEE4 PINS.

Mr. Mapl,son announces that owing TO the
,o., t,.t Nine. Gerster has not fully recovered
from, the effects OF her recent ocean voyage, lie
"a obliged to change his programme, and VIII
not give la sonnaubua" tomorrow but
+" La Traviaia" In which Mile Minnie Hauk VIII appear
as yioleaa, and sienor Frapohi as ALFREDO. on
Friday tue second subserlDtion night lie Nozze III
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS.

Mr.. G.. Carlberg has gathered up some OF
the members Of the Thomas Orchestra, and announces
series of Symphony Concerts and Public Rehoarsas at
Chickering Hall With Mr.. Carlberg, Dr. Damrosch and
Mr. Neurndorh all at work, we likely to have as
much symphony music as we need tliS WINTER Inc
pu lie VIII listen to all the Candidates for Ihumass va
cant place with benevolent attention. and VIII give the
palm TO him who may earn1t
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
DIsAFFECTlON IN RUSSIA.

LONDON MOnday. Oct IA, 1873.
The Berlin correspondent Of The Times tele-
graphs that Notwithstanding the fact that policemen
aud military patrols scOur tbe streets of st. Petersburg
revolutionary rIscards cOntnne TO be posted IN that
city Pamphlets Of ncCndiary character are secretly
distributed and threatening etterS are addressed 10 the
Ministers and leading mt mbers of the Government
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
KImbalI's Caiarrh Cigarettes -,-.,,

Mans Mission Earth thorough Medical Isoatlse; 1s
indicating how Onafned Disabilities may DO ,s Te1S
practise showing the agencies that will insure Restored a,h-
that have been impaired BY oyeraTod PSweS sane 81 sov
Of the 9SsIaGes &c 20 or nS hostage STAMPS Address
sec'y Anatomy and Science l. l46 Br0ldway NY
New Medical Work skin diseases a9d impurities ,- q the
from the authors Drs JACQUES and BRoDIh UnVersity
place, NewYork
Nex in importance 20 reliable medical the
character the remedies prescribed and used Dr. Under
SG.oa P apa m the bghes medical AUTHORITIES where
mild stimulans required For sale by druggists and fam
~ S'O''' r. X F. B. THURBER Co, General Agents.
Post once NoneeThe foreign mas or the ~esa @ eadla. %
TUESDAY at for Enr3Ps BY steamship 6 MSarSB ParSB
wa SG Rns, via Queenstown Ccorrespondence
France 10 be this steamer musL be specially adj
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britannia do mails DenmarE 5wedeP and MOI
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October l5 The mails for ayana Lave Lave 0stor
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san Francisco october 2s p , r.,,rs ,,o.,u,.s,ar
Post once, Sew.YOrk October IL 1878
sure Care for Lung, Throat and Malnrial Diseases
'RYE ASD ROCK" Az PREPARED BY ME- SOLD
BY LEADING DRUGGISTS AND RECOMMENDED BY
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BOTTLE. n VAN BELL, IS CHAMBERsSr- SEVEN
DOORS WEST OF BROADWAY. -
Republican IN Ientral COmmittee-Re monthly mess
ING al Republican Hail. 33dst, near BTOadWay TINS Niuo'
day) evening at O'Clock sharp. ,, =, ,,1 r,isnt
~ JOSEPH c. PINChNEl' freSius"~
soLoS B, SMITH NTH {seerotaries.
pfroum mtf T:3p O'clock sharp
Haee'i"s Va ' ~ JOEL W. MASON, Chairman
The Republican Naturalization CSn,s,Te asTer of Cn@t
m D. RL 48b Peas1 M
hMnst receive applications ls sess ~ ~ Chairman
DistriCL Associ1 ions EObhhA " 'A~~O'
o. BEYKRLE. Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
Igaro vim take the place Of aLa TravIata with the

SgnOr Arditi. the musical director and conductor OF
the troupe received with cheers he appeared on
the stage Of the Academy OF Music yesterday by the m
scian He made brief address after the rehearsal IN
which be cOmpimentcd the artists the highest terms
The greatest harmony exists between the conductor anu
orchestra. signOr Ardiu serenaded BY number OF
prominent musicians of this city at lis residence ana
returned thanks I'm speech IN English.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
GALE nF ArGusrIN pALY,s LIBRARY.

The sale was begun last evening OF the coll
lection of books owned by Augustln Ddy. Clinton Hall
was well filled but the bidding not very spirited
The library contains 1l7 volumes, aud is especially
ric in works pertsinipg To the drama The brary ~
s",J TO have cost Mr. DAILY $4,000; and
YEAS collected wne he was manager OF the FIIth
Avrnne Theatre The proceeds OF the sale last evening
asr- aboni 81 700, and 225 lots OF books were sold
'sn,nng which were the following large paper cOIy-
rarr f Addisoifs Spectator Volumes 81 90 per vol
n',c. Ainswor,h's Magazine, illustrated by Crulk
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15

shank in II volumes So 90 per volume Bartrsns In
goIdsby LAgends illustrated by Leech and Crulkshank
volumes, s13 Bentley's Miscellany, with original
etchIngs by cruikshank in 81 volumes 81 % per vol.
ume The History OF the Engish Stage $21 B0swells
Life Of Johnson, with 900 plates IN o volumes. $25
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
REMENYI

Edward Remenyi, the Hungarian viollnist
viii make his fret appearance in America at sicnway
Hall, on Thursday evening, October 81 He viii he
assisted by complete concert troupe. and an orchestra
under the baton OF Mr. g. Carlberg His PRINCIPAL per
Iormance, at the opening concert, vii! DC Joachims
Grdnd HunRarlau (OnCrrtO.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
THE PARIS EXHIBITION PRIZES.

PARIS, Monday, Ger. II, 1873.
The Exposition prize-medals are to be dis
trbutcd on the 2lst OF the present month They will
be delivered by the Commissioner ut the end OF the year
nc hundred and hfty diplomas FOR grand prizes will be
delivered dat" above named. The great number
~ otcia invitations to the ceremony VIII render any
distrbutiOu OF tickets to the public impossible.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
Guerial Notices.

Advertisements Intended for the issue Of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should DO handed IN before p. m To-
day.
O Prostate and Chronic Inflammation or
produced by unsusDeced strture sue
UrethrOtOmehree type cases forty
pages Inrlose TO the author EDWARD II DIXON,
M D. Editor OF A" The SCalpel." 20 0th-aye.
OFFICE HOU RS: 20 TO- 2to 4. and TO 10 evenings.
Keatings Cough Lozenges are recommended by the iac
ulty coughs colds, asthma DrOnCtlS &C IheS Cohn
no Omum or preparation thereof
price SO cents pei box May he sent by mail
e FOUGERA Co., Gew.YOrs,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
SUNDAY CONCERTS.

AT the concert in Booths Theatre Sunday
night whem made hts last appearance for the present
I'm New-York. Next Sunday Mme. hi Murska viii ap-
near there together with Messrs. Fr1tsch hglapltTa
nj O1hers.