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that State, nr some similar wise GRAND. Per-
h"ps Mira, Oates knew all this; At any rate her
mind and heart we're aes on that drawlng.room,
Sap!tc tue tact that, when the car arrived here,
Nlss Cavcnd!s|l purchased the drawlnK-rooui
space, rs the diagram showed.
TO, when th1 O&tct troupo came bowling Into
the Union Depot about o:15 p. IN. Sunday, thc
star Of the troupe Immediately ensconced her
self In the drawtuE.room OF the "eanRamon."
and vnwed hy all the frlzz1cs Of the 0rasM
DHthtI.e that "shs wouldn't get out-no, tl,at
she wouIttu's.' Tie rest OF Tie party proceed
eli to occupy the ten sections, and n. felt happy
nn.l Mrs. Oates defiant.
Presently danger loomed mp In the distance
~ Miss Ada CavcndGh. under fntt sail and
r'loted oy MF. Arden 3: Smith ~Mt|orm he-
noro right down on. the "sangauou," and
sought, by sErtue OF her checks 10 occupy the
citadel o. comfort yctept the drawing. E.roon.n
Hut. Mrs. Oates waa ohdurate. she didn't
Cavendish an'l her CHECKS. Would she move
outl Sota ldt of It. Mover. She Just planted
herself down on the rcd plush more firmly than
ever, and vowed by al1 the VodH with whom shn
bad personal or passing acquaintance that "she
And 40 Mercy .Ntrriek, al!as Jnne Shore, ether
wise Mfss Ada Cavcndlbh. who Is naturally \
lady. had 10 take a scat In tho body Of the car
AMI avail developments.
We'll, Fowler, OF tile Missouri paciac,-Mr. F.
Fowler. tlM handsoms aud polite General Pass
enRcr Agnct, who had the Oates crowd undor his
WInE-Nas puzzled. He tried to tfaAon With 1lG
O1fcs party-he might a we'll have reasoned
with ! Wild engine. ting oatcs crew insisted
that ihe "Saugamop'' had been sent down CT
presaly Tor tl.em,-whtch It hadn't only they
chose to think 50. Anyhow, 1t vas drawing
room Or nothing with them. The Pullman
authorities offered to give the Oates party the
whoe OF the rexutsr Chicago sleeper that was
Just ahead, and transfer liz passengers TO tie
sstnneanon, giiying tllc Oates all The car to
Themselves. But the regular sleeper had no
drawiug.room. What Mrs. Oates wanted vas a
drawfng-room.-tha or misunderstanding
rootu Or bust"
And all the while Miss Cavendish Was waiting
quietly. like a little lady, fnr her rights,-for
her drawing. room. And traln.tiue was getting
uncotntnoniy near, loo.
Afr. Wickr, The Superintendent Of the 81.
Louis Division Of the pulItnun Company, saw
inc hell'gercnta had 70 he paciaed somehow.
ffe took tlle regular Chicago sleeper out u Tue
train, and put on the "t;rrmanc.'' a fine draw
lug room car. .fis. Cavendish very kindly tom
zentcu to occupy thts drawinR.ruon, nn'l guvc
up tlc field Of ''sansanon to Mrs. Oates, who
realized. probably, tflat. even With lady, pos
session ts nbout equivalent 10 nine points .of
railroad law. with a little politcneas thrown "a.
hut, rs 4 railroad 1uan said. ''Loas OF folks
mers glad when the train pulled QUIT
, 1879-02-05

Nine. Ia Chappeile, the little French woman,
Is still pluckily cu2aGel In her great task OF
wn1ktug 2, 100 quarter miles in as many quarter
hours at thc Folly Theatre. She Is feeling re-
n,arkably well, considering the tremendous ex-
erl[on which she has undergone. Shc Is walk
Ing much slower than at first, but h full OF
hope, and confident that she will pull through
md become = successful rival Of Mime. Anler-
son. There Is no reason why La Chappelle
should not succeed. ~ she has heretofore DE-
monatratcd her ablllty to defeat with ease the
best female pedcstrinns In the country, and her
physical condition c.nIncntly fits hcr for the
,ask she hos NOW undertaken. Before beginning
tho present walk she conaulted Dr.. dunno, who
sud that tbc va. In good shape for thr contest.
lie has sfnce seen hcr often. and viii act ~ her
medical adviser thsoughont the louR journey.
The protector OF the walk was soMcWAzt un-
fortunate In the selection OF building as the
Was The best that could be secured. When the
walk WAS frat begun. tho audiences we're very
mcroscopic indeed, but now TINT ten davs hnrc
gone by people arc beginning to take m Inter.
denye grows larger, anti the applause with
which The walker Ia grcetca as she shoots out
OF her little room ut the lett ot the stage every
time the bell strikes ts loud and hearty. Thus
wy'i, but Manager Davts has found
It necessary to station men near the
pillars which support The gallery, ss. In her half.
uslecp moments, the Madumc Is apt to walk
against them md tnjuse hesaeif, As soon as
sic reaches her dress!nE.roon, after onplrttng
quarter OF milo. she falls Upon tbs bed, ar,l
In al instant ahs Is fsst asleep. Bnt, when The
he'll strikes, sha bounds Into tue middle OF the
room, and Is on the track again before her eyes
are fairly open. In snt <bof her energy, how-
cvcr, tlse Immense stsain upon her physical fne-
ulties arc beginning to show Itself. an,l sh.
looks ha:garl, nnA is what horsctncu would
| call ia little grogsT," but not dRnrcF~
oasly %. of M !a,c !. @ her feet . hnvo
careful trestlneut. During ihe past few days
she has been the recipient of several presents
from admrers,--mostly ladies,-amone them
being a whip aud a par OF walkinE.lrGgiugs.
al II u'clock last night tlc Madame hnti com
plctcd o78 Quarters, the last one being done tn
, 1879-02-05
OATES AND CAVENDISH,

a Lively Little ltumpus fset~con Two Ths-
attic&l stars Over Their Right to Certain
KleeplnE.Car Accommodations IsetweSn
1T. Louis aud Chicago.
st. Lonis 0laos. i'snocrut, ftb. 4. '"~
The last casc of icu,nine fuss which tllc
0ioe. Democrat reportcr Ia called upon 10 chron-
tclu Is that which Afforded 50 much amusement
at the Unlon Depot Inst night, and which Is do.
cla1etl 10 hive ia some manner compensated tho
sporting public for the pad loss 1t sustained by
the polcu interfering with The ks!ly-DwYcr fight
On the Comique boards on Suhday afternoon.
1t ali came Of Mira. Alice Oates aud siEss Atla
CavendIsh wanting to 60 to Cbtcsgn on the same
train. II there hadn't been 1rawln0.rOom
slceper on tic tvatn, nu! II that ulcepcr haIn'k
been tho Inest HAT ever tho Puitnau-cas areht-
tects turned out, 1t would probably have been
nil Ftctt, but both actresses wantca the draw
tuxsuo,u, a,lu each insisted she ,cuu'd hare It.
II WIS tl,s .ttw .Ea3daifs against tie 0ra,A
Uuehess, viii. odds and betting slightly Ia favor
ut tic .ftp .4uY1a|<H.
1t srs,us tho Uates troupe wcro up ut Kansas
City, and desired " ride 10 Ehtvasu, via 6t.
l.ouls aM The great ssee! bridge. CAarllo Ward.
| Ut tho North Missouri, taw Sir. Miles, na1a4eE
| VI tie Oates crowd, VI kausas City, and aerGca
| to rescryc slcrninE.car accommodations for tls
ptrty ftutn II. Louis.
len secltons WIS lhe space required. a,nl Mrs.
uales wautrd drawing room, which Charlie
| added lle rrrsoel tIlrEs would ba no difficulty
tu getting tho accommodations wanted frutn 81.
Lous. Accordingly Ch4siIu catus tu st. Louis
ulsd SAW Satu hutght, tho festive pastebo4rd
axcnt III tls Chicago = Alton, who reserved
tllc LEU seettons with evident pleasure, alni
marked The d!ugram of the Chtsaxo slscpsF ac-
cordinEly.
Whea asked about tho drawing room, Sam
sa,d Miss Ada Caycnlish had already s'a'ken
fur the draw.nx-rouM from 1t. Louis tnt hlea-
20. Tic also exp!2tucd that the regular Chicago
d Altou sleepess di1u's have apy drawing. g.ronii,.
and y uoesn't appear that saa sold Mrs oAsss
puy drANlhs- -FUOul sp2ltt III that cur.
Ill lauEe tlla,l psobabu that Mrs. 0ates
touud OUT just how tEe ulatter Stuod. antt ihat
sLe leasne1 illat y sleelxr with dfaw!nx-FooI
| bad bceu sent duwn IruIn Cnlcav, III tlacu VI
the ordinary Pullman, for Mts Gavvndsh's le,ie-
IT.. Perhaps. sou. sllu learned that thu *ivcpcr
ka.,t WIS l,r ''Sulk kaluOn,h uranI-new Pullman
Lrawiax-rooll s4i. gotten up lnost gurseuusIy
uuu lnsi!el tn ts1ht wuo1, lka l!!c famous Aotcl
| r4rs Nf tue Ceutral uiyh!oa ol The +. Il. T..
Company. lie Sane4u,ull WI. onu ot the
lau pta ears Nhiri4 II lad been lntetle1 tu
tuiis.ea M.th ll!sr VI il!;n"is legislators un u
flsIt ~ s.l4e Ut u.e lnsttlai!vhx VI learnluy lu
, 1879-02-05
AN OlEhGINOUS FRAUD,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. IA good deal Of ex-
element In political a1l Official circles prevailed
here today In consequence Ut the argest late
last nght hy detectives ol Harrison Astoway,
State Coal Oli Inspector, Just "a be VIA. board
iny tbs irain to lcuyv stae city. The NJ
FUR WAS qMItu mystvslous'y conducted, aud
from tlle fact that no warrant VIA served OF.
Attouay, The detectives saying they received
iilrtr os.lcra from The Foreman uf the usui,u
Jury, The nsreat has bceu deemed = very aebi l.
lrAsy proecetltny. To-day As1uwAy va. brought
Lafurc JuuGe IauglIlia, vi te Criminal Cour:, uu
be,ct wsssan4, aud placed u.hlsr 81 ,Ogo touls
tu answrr III t1sdlrtGlent. Clifford Ault
chist Clerk at,l Deiuty u Attu~ay, . young
arrested to-Eay OH i bsurtl- warrant aud uut
ult.ier bonds lur w!iiuil. refusing ~ pznIutu
tLc b1u,4, u l.r Gu4i lA..e..v.s oltlre ue4uss
, 1879-02-05

himself by bidding for thousands Of shares Of,
tho "se'lcreo" system, got in just 'n tic nlrk
fortune on lint, tou. That short. tharp. dark
eyed mat Ia Dan Yost, Who was 5o1nlrrlY Pr.
satu secretary to Gov. Stanford, md who they
Bay, Is still backcd BY tic Pacific Railroad mag
nntc. Stout, pudey
II. y. nonKE,
who stanfa near Yost, and who operates chiefly
for other lar9e houses, IL tho tighter OF tic
Noari. Mot, OF co1lrae, That pugiIlellc eneonn-
ters are frequent there. D!sputcs-say two
nefnhcfs contca.Ing the purchase of on: block
e'sc by a show Ut hantis among the members,
who. II may bo sddcd, rarely know what the
difficulty IL, hut simply vote for the stde thcy
happon to sit on. There arc nutto a
nStieeabie isd, TsumbnlI 'E isudkn Ss %e...r, ss
Noble, aud Charley Neal, thr Bcrrelarv. That
healthy, vigorous lonktnE whttc-tn,tttachet ren-
tlcMan il franklin L.wtnn. wlH' ras segrctary
within year ot two ago. vhic. atand1nk near
him, a Heorgc e. lltckox, ONT OF our noted
city phllanthropistst and the father nF several
charitable institutions. That tall elderly zen.
tncat new mining districts nre frequently tn-
trusted. OF eoursa
THE oLD PIONEER NEMnARs
are fast disappearing from The Hoard. Henry
sel'1nctdell as gone u1 TO Europe, Antl Is there
enjoying the wci!.carne.l fruits ot hfs labuss.
rlct1 whn iii vi, II. ,Inci iii, .nc
sa.x' mi Ann,hsr .h.snte" T. .fast WtKsn1x
,l,at nc1toario,,. hcnr s,'.i ,s
afirr hcinu In md nit ri III. no,ri n,,Hni"r
fort,,nr III. uosri tn,ssc. .inrk ~. s;ncc
H.. Jen,r,,',r srs'1lnn IN mi. .nj ra,;.o
witch /. rscoontx.H hr liz RosrdMhnt d.ah h.cnu,c
inilv NJ rre,ter rar,ty. nnnIer of f,cn,t,rrs
St,w,vrr ar io.tir forvorJ !" III. ,.r;r;.sos n
ncrrn;n. j,rk's ns.i,nr ,nvs,atton ~ ~ .,innsr y.
pnrl. ~ ~ En,,rih ~ .friy eIthur n, tnn ~.
catejsn In thr 1sosde nomfurnr or al III. al t,ranI
iintcj. Tnjs tnyitntlm i,as hc.n NJ ncrrn.rI' tnn
, 1879-02-05
FIRES.
At ST. PAUL.

Ebfta0t W&p0lca 10 d6S 1EspNH3
S1. PAUL, Feb. A irr broke out In the
Music-1Ia!i Blotk, corner Of Third and Wabasha
streets, about .. m, starting, II fs supposed,
In dark wood-rooln OH the second floor, prob
ably from match being TT there during tho
afternoon. The fire spread rapidly, when 1t
broke through the upper floor, autl tic Aresnen
found the roof too hot when they reached It.
They were afterwards ordered to light the fire
from the streets, tho walls being regarded as
unsafe. At this hour tl!e roof and upper floor
have burned out, aud the second floor ii about
destroyed. but The walls still stand, With the
flames still raging inside. The building was
erected In 1sT. on tho site ot u fire
occurring In 1871. Owned by Warner Bros,
auetionccrs. The basement was occupied by a
iob-pdnitn0 office, the .irst 1oar by Myers 4
Lyle, barhcr-shop aId bash.ronms; the SECOND
Hoor BY Dayid O'Bsten n Wilson, |. Y. d.
Heard, ja,nes F. u'Brlen, l. ElIIs, and Stone Cor
mali. lawyers. The upper 1,or Waa rented to
musical aocietr, and wos divided Into concert
ball, dEntnR-tlAIi, at,ll ante-rooms.
Following Is a statement OF the amount OF
loss md Insurance: +. Warness, building; loss
s1hOo0: insured, $l5.000. Davis. Wilson k
U'bricu, loss $4,000; insured, e..,GO0. The Mu-
steal Society, 1oss &4.DOU. j. v. y. Heard, loss
$1,gN; insured, $l,UD. Myers l. Finch, loss
G,MD: Insured, suk0sD u. u. Lasnble l. C..,
loss Il, ,5tN; insured si.UO.
al, Nrw Yurk: AlcTtlRuts', New York; Liver
| nool Ss Lnndon 4 Globe: British American,
| Newark; North l9ritLtt1, Koynt, Manhattan,
| Hartford; Home. New York; A.tua. Mr. Dick
| iuson lost sotnethiuE by water; covered b.
$4,000 tnsUr4uc6.
, 1879-02-05

should bc capable OF representing smoothly and
with more than hvcsage ability. not one Or two,
hut my, cnm:t'y ri merit thai tnsy fail ia their
wny. Tin Representation OF "tur BoYa" was Il
favorable example by which IN Judge of tl,rfr
intelligence Individually, NM, tfr ronplctr iar-
mony y hich elIaractrrzrs the ensemble. To Judge
from this one perf0t ttnanrc, the Criterion Is in
our optnion thoroughly disciplined nnd we'll
ba1ancrA company Of competent actors. The
play WIS given with conscientious sttention to
detala which fairly Justified The pretenst"ns Of
morc than ever n wonder that 80 bright o
cO1ncJy-onc Ut the bcss that Byron mad ever
writtcn-shot'ld have met with s'icl d copt re.
repttHn everywhere IN. America. As Inns been
the contrasts arc Just those that do not appeal
tn the hutnor Of q republican people. 10
generation which l,as been rearcA IN tic fai,h
that IN mans man for a that"
there sccms nothing sprcf71ly rsdtc.
.io',s in tic arnearanee Of = we,ithv
huttcrman In n wesl.iurnshed dsawing.roo
nrul 50 We loss the nth and :nasFow Of the fun
which to nn English audience IS Irresistible.
necessary i. enter, and We only aliuc 10 It fur
the sake Of showing that Il IA trnoossibte for
American actors. placing 10 an American au-
diencc, to preserve in their rendering Ut stcl,
iocai, tic original 'aavor. Mr. Markas's rer.
sonatton Of ierkyh 4Htdsl triek was ~ faithful,
A. artistfc ptcco Of acting as VIC have seen,
nut excepting thnt Of John Owens in Tic samr
pRfL. tie HEaHh Clearly tl&tlNcb anti nmHe-
Ing potlrattu1c Of tic retired luterman,
l,nl makes It very amusing. IT, has nut
caught the genuine cockne7 accent, but tApses
occaatonal1y into something that has a tang Of
tho tlibcrnfan This " minor b!etn!sh. how
ever, on performance which Is oslcrwI'e sd-
E,irabc. Tile two types 0f youngladrhood
drawn In the pcrsons OF Nary nhd 2" "a ~ ro'e
And acceptable representatives IN Mias Louisa
sylvester nnL Miss Emma Pierce, who Mis-
Mary Davcnr'rt acted well the part nt the
GOOD, trim, kind old maiden aunt. VI the two
Hboys," III. Hopper a. Ia 1>t Cham}nsy WAS
the moro aecensabe, giving Us III bis s'e!ueason
clear Insight into The true mapt!-
mesa OF c.asacter that unlcr'es his
apparent snobbishncss, and he makes fair
attempt, Mtltl good enough, to initiate The Eent.
Inc London drawl. Mr.. Roberts Was tnat,ty and
straightforward 10 his expression of the char
acter uf the youpEcr -H.dd:7s RI, an,l perhaps
he u correct In hia rendering al a part Which.
although evidently nut intended to be 80,
becomes the least interesting OF the two young
lovers. A capital BIT Ut comedy pottrattuEc
was done by Miss 1iardncr Al. ijstfndd, tue
lodgtne.house hlnycy. Sir. Egbcrt's Sir
GeoHrty was drtincatci with srfupulnus
care, and made good contrast
In Its ridiculous rtcilsty to The absurdtsca Of
the hustcrman. The best merit Of the perform
aure, II should hc repeated, lies In tho cVcnness
which characterized Ill the Darts, and It would
seem ungeuerous 10 cav,l at individual detctcn-
ties when the general effect was 30 wholcsniar,
40 desirable, nnd 50 we'll appreciated. This
evening Caste u will hc repeated.
, 1879-02-05

prescnte.l ru aralnst Attoway, but there Seems 10
be no doubt that one will be returned In day
or TWO, and that The charge a0ainAt him will hc
founded on the statute referring 10 mall.
ccdous. oopretston. partialfsy in Office; ana
thai fraud WIN bo the prine,pal Charge, htsctl
upon testimony which is sad to have been given
before tic Grand JurY BY wholesale petroleum
otl-tlealers; That for long time past the OIL sold
hv Them to retailers In the city and countsy has
fallen short Of The Official gauge from two u
four gallons per barrel. 1t Ii also e1uecteI that
An Indictment OF similar nature will be found
against UeDu&y AbIe
, 1879-02-05
SPORTING.

8pseioI DtspdttA to 7hs tribune.
SKw YonK, Feb. 4.-Sosson di1 some pretty
playing again tonight IN the championship tour
nament given BY the J. II. Brunswick d
Dalsu Company. The Chicago fa7oFite
etlualed his former largest average ot
his greatest run. Prof. Rudo1phe kept the
house amused BY his rood.naturcd prauks. both
players combining 10 make The nrst perfect
score Of tic tournament, not = "goosc-
egg" being gathered on either side.
slossoa gave Rudo!nhc little chance to show
Ills fancS shots, ana playcd the gains steadily
from the first inning 10 the close. lie opened
with III aroms, Kuloiphs following With
]. alosson counted y In the Sec
ond Inning, mud Rudolphe shot ahead
with runs OF 20 and IT, Tie Professor left the
yorica in difficult position, but By q very flnc
"lonR draw" and a few earoms, sfnsson
brought thcm snto bin favorttc position on The
n!l and began some Of bis hne md
delicate nursing" flc quickly counted 100
Amid enthusiastic applause. md continued to
ring the chimes on tue Iyosies In Ills fntnltab!c
style, turning to and cruising The top rail- und
acnd!ng them gliding softly down tho lett rail,
while Rudo!phe cried "Timet" "Ttmel"
often. md engaged IL whispered conversation
With the referee nbout his adverasrT's play.
lie elebes, Keeping steadily on tlctf Journey,
had rolled out 200, aud started tn for another
hundred OF more. They were kept under
mtstcrty control until thu a30,h shot,
when they "bruke." Tile young expert,
however, played an admirably calcu-
lated "round-thc-tab.c" shot. md ihc
balls slowly rolled in perfect position 1t the
bottom Of The rixht-hAud rail. slosson made
"foul after counting go caroms. Rudolphe
made 4. and s!osson u. The score stood, SloS.
! son, 3o4; Rudolphe, 40. Rudolphe played
45 vssy pretty shots, among thcm n og
his famous Ine caroms. slosson followed with
half dozen position shots, gathered The balls
on tho rail-, ulid started them on sccond gxpc-
itton, running g.. Two inntngs later Slosson
counted III, 4nt OH The eighth inntnK ran the
game our With 81, 1sudolpha hastng counted VI
all told.
Sloseun-l0, g, 97o, l0, II, 10, 1T, nl-Go0.
Kud6lphe-1. go, 16, 1, ~, &. 2, 1-u4.
| A1erage-Winntr's.. 76; Ioscrs, 114.
Tlmc-0he hour and ten minutes,
The game this afternoon between Sexton and
Hciser was long and tedious, Sexton tnkinR -
| innings to win the game, Wh!lo lie!ser's total
| couut was 3G1. Hext11l'a rims wero 128,
G2, mil e.; uescr's wcrc III and
| -. Tic game tomorrow hight between
| Sexton and Schacfer Is anticipated with mucb
| excitement. II has taken two years Of icgotta-
tnns to bring these two players together, and
| shc result will show whether Sexton bus bectl
saving himself, or really has lust Ills gtlp oa the
| game.
, 1879-02-05

EAs7 SAatNAw, Mtch., Feb. 4.-1hc residence
Of Charles Pasmont. Supervisor and Justics ut
the Peace Of BacnA Vista Township, was totally
destroyed by fire this afternoon. 4 set Of
records .l,d the books OF the township were
destroyed. Loss, i,a00; INSURANCE, *s5o. iu
The Home OF NeW York.
, 1879-02-05
ONE STEP FROM SUCCESS.


Edison op1y Troohl.d row viii, H.. c,n
ro.ipn of tho Platinum, In rt,s Lamus.
Tho Subdivision nf tho Electric Light aut
tho Measurement OF tho Current Accom-.
plis1,ea.
Nae 1"Fk Horia, f<h. ?.
,.a,,., a &c" usys ago INC rhsladelp'''a Estai"9
At"tHn puolisoeu tho following edsortal:
ri,.a ,scg ELLIE ~ % ueTlnnl,,g 10 prevail t!mt Mr.
OF lis TO remain steadfsst hc viii sr. r. sns @
m early dtmoustrailoo Of tie truth ~ hts cta,,n
that it Ii I practical euccess. When hc iir.i
announced tliat he had solved tie problem Of
dirldln9 the light aud OF adapting it to dunes
liz uses, there was q yery general inclinn,it,,,
to accept tic story With absolute confluence.
beeanse Sir. Edison prorcd by bis previous
things which had been regarded by other u,e,,
IA Impossible. hut, after ali. tho Drouf of ihu
pudding is ju the calling, n,,i thc worl,,. aftrr
waiting patiently for Tie puLllc display oI u,
1t wns heraliod, viii bo disposed. uniess Sr.
Ellison shows hts band, to sunnosa that Tia
Edison electric jghs ut,I t1ie Kelley motor vii
have 10 b. ranked Together us cnterprisss nh,sh
fornlanco.'' '"~' ~ p-
ys.,,,d.v -anox,.- -, H.. t,,,.,, .z,.,..,r.
r1Isan s,I .sp ~. ~. =. .n T., "'a ,'.'tssi ai1'
1u'son anu asked nun Wnat ne thought OF suct.
unk!nu remarks. "Wcll, j." said he, ''tllosc fcl-
luws In Philadelphia aec great rtop1c. f'yst,au
experience nj ,hcu, teforc m rn, uor,,,nm -,
,hc r,cr,r,c ll,h, far H.. .,.a -, ~
IT, ~ ~ ss ,s- 'asa w., .. .n .an's pun
ing each step take. l ain working for COM
pauy, and It IL nv business to cIye them 1,cr-
fect sys,.m n slectr1c 1,oh,,n1 Tnan ,nnr r..,
arat with The puu,lc.,, '''EN' '"s' 'e' >A1
"How Is the electric light getting alonri"
nskcu the reporter,
Mr.. Edison led the war f,om nj, 1,bor,torv.
"AtAH oSthlHta tttC upultAlEuL III tNc 0lu EuIlu.
, 1879-02-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE 1,rAlESYI CONCERT

r,,. ..a.. a,,a.t. fo,i... s,a.s,x .,.,a., as
' @',"s ,,.,,,' 4, "po'. 1"e"
othef' nlhel1'J nus haru'Y Eone ocIofe
1semcnYIis lcre, differing from the great Ger,
man AZ widely In Ills school OF playing Us In Ills
nhv.inno. In fart. lie tyle. If III" two man m
'niyh, almost be inferred fr1m thrfr ncr,oo. ,r1
faces. The audience was very large one, asId
hcforc lie had finished tic Otello Fantasfc lie
ha, awakened q degree Of enthusiasm which
hatar. ~ .,o,,,1 ,v.. orcr ,oc,n,. n,,,o., -
frenzy of excitement The old saying that com.
paTtsoDA arc od1ous does not apply to parallel
between Wllhent unl 1lemenyf, for there Ia no
quicker or surcr way Of estimating The latter
inan N a COMPARISON .s WIN INC lofmes. lhe Two
tncn arc both great gcniuscs, and yet nre rs far
arart us The poles. Wthc1mj played to the head;
NetncnyI 10 tho heart. W,,he,mrs tono
,vo. hrooI ,nL m,tcs,tc orL fun ,y
wa .,,.'" p.'s.',.,," T., . s"n
masculine lo'set Aeu'enyIa !" s"eet' aelleate,
a,hl tender. Wilhelm1's 1htohht!ons were at.
soutc'y pure; Rcmcnyi sometimes sacrifices
,on.s. ,rhirb !. horn NJ rcno.r. u,,,.,., hs.
power ""1en 70 UT" ., teppss, H.neu5, aa1
TINT hfo aliH passion whc,a tnrni. sIr' nih! 1as.
i rian,e md nocisa sra ts
d!1'crcnce oeiwGcn tNem 1hat tllefe lt between
beethoven nsnl htrlloz % cum nposcrst Or between
az antique statue ai1'l n!Ehly.Wroaetlt picture
q tbs modern ffehc' eehool. lhroaorc
Thomas covered tAn GFonnu very complcteiy
when he SAIL tllat Wllhc!n1 pslycn to the mil
eieaus nnti Hctncny! to fhe musicians ana the
osiIcf people. The 1ulicst listener WHO n1Hht
hear W1lhe!n1 unnIoyeu could not help bciug
stirred By Netneiyi.
1iis contrasts arc very Dfona: IN the Chop!r
Nocturno AHd the srhuboFt "scrchut!e,' which
~ gave ioF an encnre1 an! ID tlu hrat OF the
Paganni EapFirc!os. Which is slow movement,
he played with exquisite tentlernrss' md A.
ttsnes with aeliehcY almost feminine, prodair-
inE tons full 81 sweetness al"l peculiarly
dreamy. fascinating eject. Agan, 40 III tte
Hungarian, melodies. tho 0tell, fantaa!c. and
the sccoild fa9an!n. Caprlcclo' Win fcryor,
technique 10 .!mply houndess' atld equal to
any emergency. ~ this fespect ne IL
tho peer %, Or my living PLAYER we says
heard. His art is not rs great as
WlihelErs, tecause H. "a never 'Halest!e
or grand, but his influence upon ns audience ~
far greater. ltis sl!npty slsrtrify!nr' stfanEs!y
blnsten as compared with Yon buclos. Ills
hnwiug IL often eccentric, a1id there, is gro
tcsquerie Vt times IN hts work Tint closely up
proachcs tic sensational, but it'cre ls t'o oppos-
| tuntty tO crtt!cise such PLAYER lis swecrs
crIticisun and overr sort OF objection away., a
mau with tue temperament oi IN ifefErK might
pethaps dsscct his playing, but unlcss lie IL ut
e'se but tIu potent spell OF l'tc 1ascsnatlnn
wh'cn tn!s Eteat pate' Metss , .af,,; afuamu nl.l
s ths eis,1',,S nhan,1nn ~ ins ,yort e'''
The o,hrr artists would have given an cxrel-
lent concert Of themselves. Mr. Quicken