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New-York tribune., 1879-05-02

conscientious dramatic critic OF The Boston Go-ee
recently written comic play for Miss Alice Harrison.
Mary Anderson appeared at the Detroit
Opera House last Monday Eradne and on Tuesday
acted Pcrthen'd Her success decided and br'nt
The theatre was crowded and the popular Young
was called NJ the close oi each act.
Dramatic readings and poe .ical rectations
were gwen last nigh az Chick ring Hail. by Miss lra
French assisted by Mr.. George Vandcnhof. ". H. g..
Chairman and Miss Colboune. The procr mmc included
serchons from - a6espeGre, Sheridan y Dickens.
For the matinees of the "Chillren's Pima
fore" Wallaoks week the rrices will be reduced
10 Go cents admiss on. seat ST. and family
circle 20 cents. Tie manager am that he viii
make favorable arrangements Will 'ciDois.
The regular theatrical company OF the Stan
dard Theatre IA playing this Setk 10 the Novelty
Theatre IN William burg, in most L.e" This piece
had successful at the Sanda rd early the
Miss Nav Davenport takes benefit Tonight, when VIII
occur the 2'Jth performance OF this play by this COM
pany.
The benefit of Mr.. w. w. TillOts0n, the
very popular treasurer the Park Theatre, Will take
place az that mouse this 4ing Mr. Tllotson has Sc
cured attractions very ,ual order. Among them
VIII be the charming sketch old Love Letters" Gl-
nerts dr ,ht comedy, " EnCuced." duet, "Nhon .
Lutte IA m W. hrp," done bY Miss sydney CCwcl and
air. Jtnes Lewis. and fhe Charge OF the Light
Brigade" recl ed by MiRs Ada Cavendsh
New-York tribune., 1879-05-02

the community. English autbors granted certain
privileges for term Of years These privileges expire
by limitation AMI excep when projected by treaty, 10
nos extend beyond the Q tcen's donin0Bs Now 10 Is
proposed % allow English autaOri the same pgyl,ges
IN the United states whic native authors enjoy, under
certain Limitations waich are oled for by public inter.
ests aud Immediately Is outcry tbe other
side because the hospitality not extended te
Eng isa Publishers. Bus ~ lave ntimafed this out
cry does from In glisl authors. Many Of the
st eminent among item have already sizniiea tIeiI
cordial approval % fhc Amerc 20 g.ew aud admit the
farm of he prigcioe that cDDrslglt in the Untcd
states must be scared by manufacture ana publication
here.
IN insisting upon this poiu- American publishers de-
mGpd no surrender witch they are not prepared 10
make themselves. Tlcy 30 not propose g. pu~sus
American anthors upon EnR sh soil. insist
thr rigAt o. compete with English publishers tGeir
own ground. Tier pOsit0u - one whicn j. amply
Justified uy CONSIDERATIONS Of pgDic nter'st AMI the
rSht when every country possesses tO establish ne
basis upon which auens shall eHlDF privileges within
haN cogniuOB OF right" when tUuth every righs
OF authOrsuip which s guaranteed By Engiisb law
En-l authors u recognized m tne proDosed
American publishers II places EDgIsn authors
equal footing with American autiors: u fact.
0ny rcal objection wnca The Times make % IL
open 20 English Publishers English authors under-taBd
this fully. They have, IN many Instances, taelt
adhesion to the scheme and n % -hpuI % nOugat
fhey VIII have the pleasure OF knowng IT. frrat
entirely due 10 fAe selishness and cupidlrv Of
British publishers. Who ir-.,t tnlt Engigh aithOrs
them. Az AMERICAN EDrsOR.
Nctc- York May l. is70
New-York tribune., 1879-05-02

,,,..ror, o,,ers-which she declined
"a, the company at she Grand opera; meu". ooln
y native Of her success has been STRUCK anu ~
80 - hor: magnho card receiver IN oiona,
-, eus and his lute has been sent 10 her VIZ"
OeAiuN ,,rts ~ the president and members o. the
many CO. oi.t,on. NJ Ambrose Ihotnas mas Nrlt,cu
lsii,1r IN rommeuddtioI, aud "a Iouho'i mas e'
a dinner for her. II, o,-o1
rba Fmperor William was greatly moNeu
~ t,,r,, of the recent ATTEMPT upon ihe me o
,no car. Ii, immediately seui TO ms hepne" " i'""
.1,,r,i, message OF eoBgratulauou upon n'7 oS'"p
mi IN mis- uncle fuu details OF the event he
-, how when taking his usual morning Wa'A
nan sccascd and then fred at nm: enr Deiuc ne
s-n,s he sur4uC back and TOOK - ~ - f l, u,f
u,urderar pursued AMI contih"eu ~ ~
seIzcd by some passers-S' r.,
What goes 10 the making OF a hlhg Oh hns
land i'm these last dsysi The Lona'" run eN'''''
a. 40 ma ,iable mood. SETS forth the merits Z" INC ne
,,,,r,Dt AND 81 nat are they He 's an carry riser,
tnopb be goes N bed late; he Is Keen sportsman '
80. he IL fond OF whist aud dancing, an unim-
go .rn,er OF tobacco. and the inventor OF popuir
-. ,,o5 " lemon aud soda" The best that can be
ms man destined rule the greatest en-
-. ,der tne sun with dependencies IN every quarter
en- bs * hat there nothing bad about hiTn Yer IL
- much mat ne free from the oid-fashloned savage
-,cas of kings II he has the foibles Of Henry inc
,,.+b ina i without his ierccties u he likes whaf
Gore tine Fourth liked. II Is Win something oi UefntA
,g, which will Keep htm ON insult lg DIS SUBJECTS
and not ElNeu 10 lllSehuoss uoi hi'
~ an overv-eeunc appetite fOT personal power. Upon
tbe whole he need give the English people no occasion
Tor apprehension
HoyG K0NG, May 1.-General Grant has ar
-,ved her. His health j. good.
PARIS. May Limited States Minister
Moves gave grand dinner Wednesday IN honor of
y W stou-htou. Minister 10 Russia, and Horace May
r,r5 Minister % Turkey. Among Tie guests were cx
Senator Fcaton. MARK Twain" and Messrs. F&lrchid
ami stevenson.
RFRrrN. Nav 1.-The Emperor William viii
,,rr In This city on the sth Of May. The grand Spring
military review has been postponed 10 the 2Sth inst
The Car Of Russia viii attend tine EmperOrs golden
wedding coming here from Liyada By the way of War
saw He w,u return 10 80. Petersburg the lSth OF
Iiua lie W d pass the SUNNI PsterhOI the Imperial
rrsileucs. and return 90 Livadla Ia tle Autumn.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-02


ALLEN-srdaenlv on Firm Dav Thursday. Fif,h Monih
Isf Mary wife D William j.. allen, auA dau shttr
of tl. -ate Jacob A. sutton.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
CIARE-On Thursday nighi J. n her residence. 20
Harriet widow oi tlo late Joseph care I'd tA'
Ssth 70. her age.
Notice of tunerai hereafter
FFLLOWI.s- -Suddeuiy. at Auburn, y. T., May !. 1872
samuel NJ. FeI0Wes, or BrOokyl, \. T.
NOuCe OF funeral lerealtet-
GILLEs-On Wsiaes iay April 30, Thomas Giles, agc %
wears . months aDd days.
Relatives friends rt4yec.ly llFei - stt-hi Ie
funeral SATURDAY, May from h4 ate residence I3s
West th-st- az / .. 10.
JESKINsCn wednesday afternoon April 30 Lean vile Of
Charles jenkins. ..
late residence 40. 22 Monroe place. Br0oEyl, Oh friday
May >, az O'CLOCK y. m.
AcLEtN-Ar the residence of his CYRUS p Melon in
Dundee. y. Y, April 80, William Mclean OF this city ase
reIsves ana fsuds family. o his son. the Rev.
Alexander Mclean. oi the Newl Conference in
vfr. attend the funeral ssrces on day next MaY ?
a. ocock the Be- fort street NJ j. Chucn IA tais citf
which hc was FOR nfty years IA Oi1cal member tise
omit uOwers-
Intermen a. Hudson V y
OIIy-Sudlenly OF pneumonia. Thursday Hav l. a her
r-.dence thIs city Ju ~ widow % The lac stephen
Ohm D. AM daughter OF Tie sto Judge ames Lynch
Notice OF funeral heretreF
PFARSOS-In Jersey city Tuesday April % 1873 Su
san A. wrfe Of " ilAala &. Pearson.
peIa44 and rsuds ars iaYsal a-tend the mineral
vices r',dnoo u hen faer. isaLc J. Van loiOres
esq., NO. 2sl Iorkst. Jersey CITY. on Fr4ai' May : a.
1880 3. ~.
The remains viii TO Passac, y =, or ntefnonL
SKrDDY-On Thursday InOraiEs isJ lu.I Francis -.idT.
iu seth ~ his lGs.
Relatives and irisns respectfully Invited 10 ateai ais
funeral. Monday lu Jth iHs' ai su 81 -i'i
from hs Church H0y rrnitV corner 0f iZlst lad
Madison Please send uO d1Htrs
New-York tribune., 1879-05-02
INTERNATIONAL C0PYRIGHE
A REPLY TO TIE LONDON TIMES By A SEw-YoRK
EDITOR.

A REPLY TO TIE LONDON TIMES By SEw-YoRK
EDITOR.
70 the Edtfor Of The Tribune
SIR: The tone OF the article on international
Copyright reprinted IN tAls mornings TRIBUNE from
Tn. London Times of April 10, is so thoroughly and
charaeteritically unfair and its statements mic
leading that, in justice 20 American publishers, It
should not be all0wt pass unnOticed. No who
has watched the OF the copyright controversy
I'm the English press eed DO surprised by the oOutemp
tuous and offensive manner which The Times adopts
when speaking OF American publishers Tor. with few
honorable exceptions. English journals are quick 10
resort to abuse and misrepresentation. when argument
fails them, in any controversy with Americans And
here It may BE- noted singular fact that, IL tae
Copyright dispute this abusiyeness Is always the
interest Of the English publisher For many years the
leading publishing. houses OF this country have been
terma Of the most cordial intimacy with English
authors and while inc latter have always favored an
international copyright it would DO hard to nnd an
instance Of complaint tho part tnat they have NOS
been Justly aud generously treated by their American
ushers / am confident that every Engliah author
of stincton will take offence Ut the OF The Times
AS vel AS that Of tho and nippant pamphlet on
International Copyright recently put forth by leading
publisher OF London
The rrn,. sneer, at the provision advanced by tho
American publishers that English author must pub
h,h IN tlis country, through an American house iu
order to American copyright on the ground
that It deprves the author of the rights Of ordinary
rossesslon Of property" The writer forges that the
laws country expressly deny the existence oi
property in literary productions For the good oi
New-York tribune., 1879-05-02

The message does Il -, ds the Democrats
hoped base veto the O.t' J the Hl, aId tuclt-
fore uahe possible 70 meet uT sci 2FatnG tine apru-
ur1atlou from the repeal l. goes 10 The merits OI te
matter controversy, aud ca}us FOR the 'deru Gov
erumeut the .nt tine Army IN aid or tie mar
Sh.s protect voters ana reprs disorders at Federal
elections or. other 0rds, tO discharge duUes winch
tac Democratic theory reserves TO the state govern
menJs exclusively. We THINK there can Dc little DOUBT
tuat ON tins The Democrats W n The long run, DC
beaten thOuG.i tLcy viii doubtless owe Jnclr deIeat
largely tne lfe Army small. They can
Lot max. II appear that IN It's present dimensions IL s
dangerous police force, or Is anything but ponce
force; they convince people that tAe Federal
Government needs lice force 70 execute the law
Je observed however. Ih4t tlOuEh there nave
been threats OF the Pr dtnL J1us lar Jierc
has been no coercion uin ana ieei very certain
none viii be attempted TIE Democrats have got 10 the
end OF = very silly business and VIII now probably re-
frau from utterly disgusting country by voting tie
approximation or else cOnunue the appropriation OF
lasf ye.r uut.l DereUbeF.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-02
OBITUARY
SARAH JosEPHA BUELL. HALE.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-Slrs. Sarah j. Is.
Hale. ior bali a century tho editor OF 6'degS
LGdys Boot ded syening IN this city, az tae resi-
dencr her sou-in-aw DIR. L. b. Hunter Her remains
viii De inferred at Laurel 1ill.
Sarah Josepha Buell. Hale was born at New
port, y. H. IN 1858. Ter education directed by
her mother, by brother college student Al
nineteen years Of az. she married TO Mr David
Hale. wyer Of much promise IN his profession. lie
died IN 1922 leaving her with but slender pecunltry re-
sources and with five children 10 for Engaging
IN literary pursuits, she Produced a volume entitled
The Genius 0f OBLIVION and other Original Poom'.'
This was printed FOR her Concord " H. IT, Is23. nv
The Free blasons, OF which fraternity her husband
had been member In 1877 she published
I" NorthwOod," novel IN two volumes In
1873 she became editor Of The LGGi Adgd
='Ac, Boston monthly publication. As odit0r OF
this periodical she widely and favOraby known 20
the reading pubic. when it united wiib
GodeVs Ladys Bo0k, Philadelphia monthly, in 1887,
Mr. Hate was the editor the JOINT publication. She
at has time always busy. Ia 1888. she published
- Sketches OF American Character" and " Traits OF
American Life -; az in 1885, Grosvenor Tragedy
founded the sto Jf tie Execution Of Colonel isaac
Haync. Of South Caroiipa Her Florn's Interpreter
OF the fanciful Language Of flowers, had sew
eral years ago reached sale OF 900 copies Hale
did variety OF work, edited cookery DO0hs dc-
tonaries 0f poetica quotations, juvenile stories Tor c-
-
WITH q very large sale There we're printed als0 fron
time TO tine volumes oi original verse, which perhaps
did NOT sell 50 well aS Tie cookery books.
Mrs. Halt's most important, certainly her most
aDOli0us publication was Drnfed in 1s63 10 was
eutiued " Nomaa's 4, cord; OF Biographical Sketches
OF an DiStng nguished Women, nom the Creation
10 tine PreseuJ Time ana was Lrge
octave Of 9J4 pages. The bulky compilation,
which must have required great industry. may DE
recommended as convenient and toleraDy sae 9ooE ot
reference. OF the matter original and valuable
IN 1856 MF-. Hale edited selection Of the Letters Of
inle. de -evigt' and ia lhe same year like selection
from The Letters Of Lady Mary worthy MOntagu'
comg catalogue of Mrs.Halcs productions would
De % very long one. Taxing little or no part IN Lhe
controversies OF tie day. ana not appearing TO Ieel
interest either in Right or lsns, she gave
her iie almost entirely to literature o. healthy and
harmless, II not very lofty, KIND she wrote good EhS-
l-1 aud she Possessed good tdste Her pos.tloh IS
editor a widely circulated magazine, was a re-
-pOnsD one. and dled 10 cOnsCentlOusy. Her Od
ago serene; her amiaOe manners made nor society
agreeable and she possessed fund Of recOleciI0ns
aud anecdotes which received many aud ready Ls-
New-York tribune., 1879-05-02
GENERAL DIxs FAMOUS ORDER
THE REV. DIR. MORGAN DIX POSSESSES THE ORIGINAL
LETTER.

THE REV. DIR. MORGAN DIX POSSESSES TIE ORIGINAL
LETTER.
To me Edtfor Of Ths Tribune.
SIR: read with astOnishment in The TRIBUNE
Of Yesterday the following item:
TIE original letter written General DIX 70 Lieuten
ami C.Idve at Nev-Orlcsns. and containing the IA
mons order: II any one attempts 10 hsul down the
american flag shoOt him on the spOtW IS owned by a
Ar Bsnnetr " Terre Hautc II has plaoo ia a loan
exhibition In that cIty.
cannot permit this statement 10 go uncontra-
dicted. The original Of the famous dispatch. here
referred t0, is in my possession, and has been for
the last sixteen years Soon after the dispatch WAS
sont rny father, General Dix got the original from
tina telegraph Office in Washington, and gave IL TO
m, for safe keeping bad it framed and hung in
my house. aud have ever since that time treasured
It with the greatest care 1t has been seen by hum
dreds Of people, and duly admired. Two photo
graphs Of twere made bF Brady, ono the size of
the original. the other not larger than a visiting
card. Ii is, perhaps, of these which is on exhi-
bition at Tcrre Haute. am. very truly yours.
MORGAN DIX.
Trinity RectOry Nac- York. May 1. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-02
PC3LIC OPINION.

Under Mr.. Pendletous system a Cabinet
officer might be set ~ IN the House and bored al day
Dy such person Springer wltbouE being ant 70
revenge himself with yOte.-fBaltim0re Gazette
(Dem)
1t is The NEw-YORK TRIBUNE that pro-
poses CONSTITUTIONAL amendment prJ1ltug thr pun
ucauOu OF Con gtcssiULa soecces at the public Expense
Better let the boys blow of thti' steam. 10 VIII be
cheaper IN the long run Portland Press (Hepl
Governor Hendricks commits, and continues
20 commit, the folly of rusling into print As matters
stand, hc has The public confidence respect II he
does not look % H. he VIII fail INTO certain dsreputc
which no man can survive-l Louisville COurier-JOurna
(DcmJ
The views of Senator lvid Davis on finances
very removed fton pi. Ite la Matyrs. and
the name OF Davis iS being urged certain quarters
for the Presidency. take privilege OF naming the
full tickct-Dgls and Dc Ia MATyr. Don't you the
echo . Indiana polls = JJurnal (RepJ
New-York tribune., 1879-05-02
The scene was here

The scene was hereabout> the characters, 2
rising Young merchant ali pretty woman. H. BAD "a
affection Tor her; snr liking l'r h'Wf SD flnr nffalH
batrOthpd Al-er time she found one that she d.1ut
love him well enough tO marry him. aId tae tcA Hls
broken Of II was "a severe blow. and De- st gg- ei
under but hr fought we'll 'r himself protested mat
hi. fe ed asked u Sue could not learn 0 iove
him. and iu all did the proper thiug. -ue Vas un-
movable. however ana Ef sally alo Dc nranf Took ~
leave while bis eyes We're full or gathering tears he
babe ms fltcruZ llreWrl- tntu co.eu lHt cunr Hp n
his hopes. moment Inter ht opened %, topped 'iek
into the rOom and. with t-Irs l his voice. bros ni 7
muFmured. hope thi- VIII aaac 40 diH' ucc abnau
yuur coming % tDr store, Miss ---; aud iaat Your
mother will continue 30 trade with Ms. sIail be uappy
10 give the usual discount. Our stock Is large AID
varied our am 70 please" And the door -sut finally.
leaving Aim alone with hs grief.P0rtand Qle Press.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-02
4 RIGHT VALIANT WHISTLE FOR COURAGE.
L----- E-e RL-L-..Le Ln-.-L- LL.A.-

Now, the duty OF Congress is as clear as the
u0uuay sun Iluusr pass tD legislative Executive and
Judicial bl Win same rider receive the veto OF
fnal dsO-iOr tUc reasons OF te veto apply cqua y 10
that. Then Cons cess must Jour IL Is tht Oue-ndn
Let nothing cloud the uaKl csiy 0l tne Issue, The
one power against tt pepi ~ IAe iIee OALOt-
box against tle standing aTIy!" Upon shat issue let
the Democracy cone Dcfos the country at the next
election. The veto a lander, folly OF desperate
uart7. Il gives O. victory {. tic Democracy beyond
tl pe-advpntule n they have 'he manhood 10 grasp IT,
Ii uutce Democrat II a bond Ol brotherhood closer
thau they have know for many long years. II bushes
INTO oucr all lesser QuesI . strs spleudId eu-
tbusasm chat needed the time 10 leL the people
speak Oul The r,salt j. NOS uuUutld.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-02
,rps cAssANnRA PITss-

Mrs. Cassandra H. Bliss, wife Of the Rev.
Ashur Bliss TOR many years a missionary among the
Seneca Indians, died at South Valley. Cattarau2us
County " Y. on April 81. Mrs Bliss born at New
Brantree Mass February II, 1902 and was a descend
ont OF Isaac Alerton, OF Mayaowcr fame She for
several years teacher in Massachusetts. She
rad in the Autumn Of 1882 10 1Ir. Bliss and with hhn
Iabnrad among the Seneca Indians Erie County until
1881 when tbey removed 20 CorvdUn, Warren County,
Penn. aud subsequently 10 south Valley. Ncw-forl.
Mrs Bliss was a lady of fine character, deeply beOY
bv her missionary associates and by TIC indians %
whom she was so long bcneIactrcss.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-02
5uerlai Nottee5.
FreidrlchShn'i Bifter Water.
re remedy Tor CBlstlpa. aud le4aIT

Uouse Cleaning the drudgerv of The season "a
maze -ssr, cheap and quick bV using JAAt0 IN l-tS
PEA RLINT the best washing compound eTci invent re-
QuiTes soap nj n your grocer ahA ~ Tor your
DR. Chandler's ChnlnomiIe Blood and Liver pills rodys
pepsa oppressive breathing costY1nrs~ Audrls &c.
Nervous ENtaustou-Am msilcal ossay 1omgrsas sar.b
Of ecures delivered Kahn, Auseum OF Anstony' Ney
YORK. And Curs ol prtUs-rs ss1 llo soNns l.
dizoutaby hes sth De- rsINnr srDrln- cIhr
syops Impeasnts 10 phrrAgs <nd sss .e -n' -
physical debility being t8 t1s4- " -l f1s. *
perrnre 25c currency or poatGse Stamps Abifs,s
secru lary kAHN's Museum. go 8ruAiFAY. Sr". noi-
Po.t ;,cs Nsucs-lns tOroisn WesS 20 mig
SATURDAY, May 3. 1873. vii close AZ ssis 'hcr N
pDnieucs Tor Franco u it %
soec1av addr..ses ~ tor France drccd Dy
.is.mship France va HsNrr ON til l-DAr al 10 . n
fo Eu~ee by .tsansshp Adranc, Queenstown lcorre
spoadenco for Germany aud ffahoe @1's Se sp"e's M
arsse aid ~ IL ior Europa BY sl-amsln 7 iaiA "a
Pi,uDutn ChsrDsurs snG Hamburg "a SAII tDAf Al II
m for Europe, stssusllD O4iF " IA, hone- VA
CueeTefovYn correspondence for Germany snd pooI
isnd unu.t be specially addressed aud a. Il u m, inr
s1oland direct by steamship Cficansa. va GsSg0W ana
Bremen correspondence ior Dtc4i bii
be specially addressri The aus
o. D,nmarK N0i dispatched DF Ian
burg and Bremen only Tho mails or - Doui
T,ro Tand &C. Will lraYe YORK Mar !. The maiin i0r
.,,ny.l .n outn Paoinc Ports will o.ys Nes YORK gri
ibe mala for Mcxco NesYork Mar 3 Tbs mails for
Nassan \ p leave New.iork MAY 3. The Bais l'f Ads
fra oave 4an Francisco Nav IL In0 mails Tor ChaA
an JaDan leave san Francisco May I'D. - -
>"" japan rHOs. 1. JAMEA Post assiss
Post ONCE. Sew-York, April ~ so
s.a. s,auaie. a rereshing and healthy summer beves
e.e. HANBURi, SMITH & HALAhb
New-York tribune., 1879-05-02
THE DRAMA.
HR RYkfaEIyS RECITALS.

Mr.. RJMMELS REJIlAIS.
Mr Franz Rummel will give three recitals
5teuUay Hall the afternoons VI The 5tl she 10 ID
an t1r - OF 5iay. This admirable pianist made hs
frs appearance here under most unfortunate crcun-
stances IIe came % this country quite unannouncod
ane almost unknown, and AZ a member OF troupe IN
which no was the only artist worthy Of mo-
meut's co-sidora.iOn, a troupe which shortly
aierw1rd wont 10 pieces. In spito OF the
great disadv3ntages under which hr wss tnus
placed he went quietly ami conscentiously 10 work.
Gnc he had no sooner obtained hearing than ho 81
onee placed himself n sho 'front.' rank OF our plan
iA Hs las heretofore been heard chiefly concerts
where he Ia, played wiki orchestra, Dut excelenty
Is De has done iE cncIn and favorable mas beon the
impression that he has created. he b&s been able
% show 90 th-m his best qualities Is 90 IN recias that
se sufest test or good pianist Is found. For IN
sla ae has tho .d OF orchestra enhance Tic
nsills OF BIS playing 10 gioSs over its faults,
u ~ Glst stand what Is Is worth IN tsef. Ar. Rum
nes programme. the details OF which vii be given
,elrdi'rf very strong. He viii play among Ohrr
So the ChrOnatic FANTASIA and Fugue OF Bach And
s S bae,Sl.stz Prcindes and kngucs Ia uhnOr aud
srS- ie boctuOyeu SOnAias Op JI, Op II, No =, and
80 eAu number or Diec@s by McndelssOhD, Schu-
"A' CAopiA. LIszt, RuDmstein, and other composers
New-York tribune., 1879-05-02
WILLIAM MCLEAN.

William Mclean, one of the oldest and most
prominent members or the Methodist Episcopal Church
In this city died last Wednesday at Dundee, n. Y,
where he was visiting He had reached the age
or aightvseyen with strength and mental powers
little diminished For III y-ve years he had been con-
,octod with tho Bedford street Methodist Episcopal
Church. and with his brother John who recently died.
had done much, b0th by money ana personal service
t render one OF the strongest churches Of the denom
nation In he city Funeral services viii be held in that
church at 3 d. II. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-02
DR.. ELvY DEYo.

DR.. Elvy DeyO, who died ar Poughkeepsie
Tuesday night was a native OF New-Paltz, Ulster
County and was about syty-our years OF For
era years past he had been prominent in politics in
Pouehreepsie and had flled the positions OF Jail Ply
sciaD Member ~ the Boards Of Education, Health and
water Commissioners. He az one time also
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue and Superin-
tendent OF the POughKeepsio Gas Company.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-02
IANNs AID THEIR cAPF.

The care Of lawns Is receiving more atten-
tiou from year 10 ye4r lawn carefully kept is Que Of
ta most beautiful surroundings ol either country or
city home. To keep lawn properly trimmed requires
the II awD-mOwer, an article which has super
seeded all devices for the purpose. Gscat improve.
mpufs have been made them witniu few years, ana
perfection appears 10 have been reached IN the Pres-
dent Lawn Mower. wncn for thorough WORK and aura
billy is unsurpassed
New-York tribune., 1879-05-02
HOLD HARD, ALL

We trust that the body 10 which q message
extraordinary been seut VII preserve IT. temper
and dignity in dealing alth Il. 5ucn prOYuCatlO on 10
coutemptuOus indignation, we are sure. never
be- fore offered Congress OF this T. pU1Lc. Il 10 falls
being q deliberate aitrOnf ~ - because pEcIy
mugies m equal parts the i'm pudcuce OF It's
suIupOus. l. state paper tuat would be lauehdD e
fact OF rs existence We're not piuaue. IL
furnishes true measure Of .he bogus ship Of
a a dul eut administration.