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plaintiff was n party to the deception. He (AIr.
tclstonl heard the figures announced and he
assented by his silence to their correctness
The subscriptions were good en- ough the coun-
sci added. Tor Gclston TO receive the money OF
the poor members of the church until he (Gela.
toni paid back to himself part OF what was due.
and paid other debts of the church
Nelson Hamhlin, who succeeded Mr. Gelston
rs treasurer, testified that the books received
the irst day Of tho effort to raise the debt On
the occasion Ofthe effort made by the Rev. i. |.
Ives 500 was paid ~ Mr.. Ives for his services
and afterwards $3.50 was paid to Mr. Ives for
services in helping to raise the church debt on
q previous occasion.
The case il to be continued to-day when Mr.
htmhall will testify and possibly Dir. Talmage
:. Edward kimba aborcd with the state Street
Methodist Church In Springfield, Mass. on
debt Next sunday he promises to raise the
whole amount Of the debt. ss5 900.
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Passing the cerunca,e Of Depo.l, nm.

wAsHNcToN. Feb. l0.-Mr. Morrill, uien..
VI called up 30 the senate DAY the House b direct.
ine the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 issue. in exchange
for lawful money the untei states that may be pre-.
scutcd for such exchange certnras ~ deposit ~ the
denomination o sn tearn- interest at the rate o three
per cent a wear sud convertible al any time with ac-
rrurd int resi- into the four cent bonds described IN
the rounding act AMI the rooney 50 received shall Doe
applied only to the Payment of tic ave twenty bonds ia
thr Wplc prescribed iY said act
The 81 nate Committee nu Finance reported an amend.
mont making the rate of interest an' yer evutum Instead
at g per cont
Mr. Herman Dom, Y moved 90 amend rs 10 make
Tho rate o ut rect yer cent lie sa the object o. tins
hil Wa Co enable ltt>uu, having small earning Co. .Uu
niulac enough 60 get So or slNuhuui Nj krruuufs
Amendment was agreed 60 and mo hl Tcal third uuie
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nuTcllER-oGDES-,l -. ~ the residence of the
brides father. by the Rev. l.. A Ostiauler. En,-h
butcher OF New York cit, to Fannie Ogden Vi owceo
FoLEY-GOUTET In san Francisco. Jan So n the
church Of Ngtic Dame des victories. Henry Foley 10
Angel fhnis GoIief
HAMtLTON-MOORE.- Cuthbcrt ia. Feb o. the
Rev. 4 l. Hamilton. u. u, ct Andrew Female college
FER ct l,r r e Wore 81 Weston ga The hrii" received
MfIIAR-W AGNER-At the re.if.itre al the Lrtic's
father. Mhitesboro. y f.h =. o., thc Re-, T.. Ri,nri
smith, licnry " Msr at Cuci, y Y. 60 hatc NJ only
dausNtrrn ElWuri Nn-ntr
fALhER-G AkLit At the residence " the hri1r'.
parents. ou Wednesday. Feb >. 10y thc IrN 4. Van
liouton. James Palmer to Katie carrie sll OF this
CITY.
QutNN-CARR Feb 7. by the Rev Dr M.ti. go his
Residence Thomas Qairn late VI Dayton, 10 sarah carr
OF New York.
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HOSTILE INDIANS.
Little Wolrs Band RobbinE n Wagon Train
Capt. Ferris striking Large Trnil.

OMAHA, Feb. l0.-A despatch received at
department headquarters to-day from Fort
Robinson says that the Indians who murdered
Moorehsad and three others on Jan. %. and
Little VOLTS band Of Cheyennes, in all about
100 bucks. well armed with guns aud pistols,
and having plenty Of ammunition. recently sur
rounded wagon train and took all tho pro-
visions, but killing no one. They gave one of
the men OF the train silver watch they had
taken rom Muorohead. There wero no squaWs
or children With the party.
Capt. Ferris tclcgraphs from camp on Snake
liycr that hs has discoVclrt large trail, ten
DAYS OF Two weeks Old, leading southeast from
BHrdWuu's Fork There We're evidently be-
tween 800 and 500 hcai %. stock, ANA many
squaVS and children IN the party. Capt Ferris
Wll follow the trail until II trrmlnuirt.
The Cheyenne prisoners from Fort Robinson,
en- route for lonvenworth. twenty-five in NUM-
h-r Including Wild Hog and Old Grow, arrived
here to-day. They left for their destination to-
Might.
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Horn Drunk aud Horn sober.

John Horn Of Sc Willett street. who is score
try u benevolent society wa accused ly John Joskel
100 rit street OF stealing Sla0 from him Horn, who
seemed stunned At tho charge when asked ly Justice
Khtcth what De had to say, hnrst out sobbins was
drunk when called on my friend Jeskel, WHO keeps a
saloon had several glasses Of beer In his place, sd do
not remember ythlug until the police man came 10 my
hou-e tla morning Hni arrest 4 me WAS 3sionsi q
lle charge. and asked the uiiccr 10 search p1
his doing So was tlun.sr-trh'k seig him 'akc th"
money aut of niy pocket ! don't know how truk the
money Vt ms feua Jr,ktLn The complainant ully cor,
rohoUrd Horn story Jrsk' hsi put linn into his uWl
bedroom 10 sober or 70 his Aftcu .hmtut ON cutrUN,
the room two hours atrr, Horn and The money were
gone THIS is strange cis," Justice hlbrcth sad as
lc cWlfsiffel Horn n q cell
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strike ON the metropolitan Road.

Early yesterday morning before the laborcrs
employed ON the Metropolitan Elevated Railroad began
work the foundations Tor the pillars VI the elevated
road DO Eshth avenue Superintendent, Conover ordered
reduction Of tie latorcrs' wages from 81 50 10 si25
ON hearing this tho men became much excited squad
n mon az hon street iuflurd nuc amt marched
wie o. other men work. aut every man ioinsd
them They then marched u O. 2s street where either
men worr At work. amt they also stopped work. Thou
they continued down Ninth Tar Eighty thTd
street, aud Hll the men there knocked ~
About tNu Thousand men are eullnvcd on the road
from Eshtl turl 10 i4tsi street NJ John = Cunhyor
The Superintendent says that nine cutIs " the men c.
r0yed were Willing io 20 a. work but mat few grnm.
hirr. uctcd the strike Tie mon the contrary say
that thc rcdu, uun IL NJ Couoytr's work.
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Mr.. William Courtney last evening offered
TO the public the first Of his series OF English
ballad concerts, on the stage at Chckcring
Hall which is fast becoming tho shrine
OF this dainty and attractive form Of
music Had the entertainment been matter
Of friendly invitation among knot II amateurs
and personal acquaintance, II might have gained
cert IL can hardly bee called a SUCCESS. or indeed
be- treated ~ quite fair t. an audience war
ranted in expecting more agreeable entertain
Tho programme, although well chosen. did
not M amy point but one rise above the level II
res pectahlc anutrurship in the execution. in
spite Of tho efforts Of "A number Of ladies and
gentlemen. who. with vocal octet and solo. and
flute o1hguto and piano stroyc to inluse Il with
Tho one brilliant point in tho bin was tho
singing u Miss Henrietta l3e"be who gaye
Cny WILL worn 9gllad, Shf WandGred poYYnq. -
cncorcs. The Little Maid Mlking her Cow"
and Sulllynn's 80 II Was Dream
While her voice shows no dlminution in that
silvery clearuess and deicnte flexible quality
which have made her 50 noted In her special
line Of ballad music. her artistic develop
ment seems steadily progressive. In her rem
drring ~ SullNNn's Dream especially. tho
purity and refinement Of her plrlsing and the
tender melancholy OF the expression were fully
up 10 her highest standard OF mrrt.
1t deserves mention, rs enhancing Miss
Boobies merit. and going far 10 explain some
that tho nccompanist of the evening WINS
probably the most oXaspcmtlug representative
of the guild ever seen al Chickering liall or u'
pdriibus. His consistent Woud"nurss and felic-
itous kuack at numbering would have disron-
ccrted any ono but a. singer rs phlrgmntic ms
himself, and the performers got on best when
they disregHrded him most entirely.
Mr.. Courtney SANG very uecoUahly llodson 3
ballad. Tell me. Mary" Jaryis,s song, " The
Love ~ Long Ago. and, with Mrs. Courtney
BaIfes duet IIst. Dearest. List lie has a
fair voice and method. and sings with great
warmth II expression, but was evidently sun r
N IA fIf All { oh
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Mary StohI's Death.

4 Coroner's jury found yesterday that tho
death OF Mary Magdalen stohl, a chamhcrmad. was
chargeahe To- stove ting lire 20 her clothes 40 1873
West THIRTY seventh street ON Tie ushi 90 Jan 90 TINS
Nrtlct given n tr face of the testimony of nine
nd Li-Hr DE Wolf. 40 the master OF The house
VINO ~i mat DE burned spool ga tlr stove ami Acci.
drn'aA Threw tlr burning fragments uuiur her dress.
ami that t itc.s th - nrc Dc luokrt hr dp1r ami
AWAY. hHNIu- the sir 90 mr. nitr When au Htut rrs
rurr ulrust tr ioor tc lrl ran out ifn c ward ant
There the tame. tnNcurct her She dird two days later
iu Bellevue Hospital She was ~ years Of asc.
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toHuoS Ptt,s- PartT-Nos R92 500 s2l no .01G snI.
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More Pinarores Set Sail.

There is something bordering on the alb
surd in tho way in which the theatres have
taken up sullivan and Gilborts comic opera.
Such n thing probably was never known before
in the history OF the stage OF this city rs the
same play being performed at once at four OF
our principal theatres. and q burlcsqu' on the
huresquc at tho Ministries. That was the case
standard. the Finh Avenue. the I.ycruin md
Nibos-and His Mud Scow Pinnfore' az the
san Francisco Minstrcls.
IL is hardly necessary to say that some 81
these were very crude representations. The
turning OF actors into singers Is something not
10 b, done at moments notice and most II
those whom we have se"n in the piece have
acted and looked as though they had not quite
gotten over their astonishmcnt at the sudden
At the Fifth Avenue Theatre. the opera WAS
brought out last evening with cnst including
as BdiG"sp' Mr.. j. Ii. iigrmc,t rs SIR Epsepi
Plri,. Mr. tamcs 4. Panie- ns apirin Gnpl,l,
ran and Mr.. Henri Laurent. uie under Mr..
elsewhere. ~ Ralph R1rtsHcr. Thru"rcnuial
Max Mar tz'k sat in the conductors chair. and
looked quite rs much out OF his element as the
The representation was not smooth ono. tho
piece not having heeu sun 'ieutly rchearsed
piece. was not uu % tho mark. Perhaps hr can
sing and PERHAPS he can te humorous. hut 10 rs
very certain Dee can't DO both 40 once. and with
the part % So JoS,pi falls MT.
Miss lilan 'hc tOrrili-tha CAPTAINS daughter
made q very iuvorat !c impression. She has q
VOICE Of much beauty, ana is really q clover
singer Rud an intelligent actress. but she
dressed the pint In o most extraordinary and
unattrartlve way. Mr.. Laurent In splta Of
He does much moro justice 20 sui
livan than % Gilbert. for while he
perfectly understands aud renders the music
~ the one. D." fails % catch the spirit Of tho
other. In fact. That is the criticism that might
be- made on the whole Irrformun zee. except. per
hnus. Ia" part of Hfir-ihut the actors all take
tho matter too much IN dead earnest. and seem
to forget that the whole thing is piece 81 rail-
lery. mock sentiment and hurerque ueeds
t. have litto OF this spirit infused into the
n1nuuer In which IL il uluVpd
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rrot.... from ,Me cn.halle unlnn.

WAsmNGToN. Feb 10.-Mr Withcrs Dem
Va presented p. uton To the S,unte to-day from the
Catholic Young Mems National Union protesting against
the d,crmmHuoumudc 10, the United State, Gu,crnurnt
iu the appointment ut chaplain, IA the ami navy
by Wlrn Cathode s. IIlcrs AMI scaWtu arc deprived Of
tlt heu'nt 90 their rvigDn. ami an the appointment of
Indian agents. whereby vast uuWI 600 INDIAN, who
are ttfhn'.s are plnct IN charge of drnomiaa ms IN
which they have no ante rest nr cuuu lturc.
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Major Henry II. Leech. who died In this city
on sunday, broker In philadelphia some years rgo
and then estimated 10 be worth about million dollars
lie had travelled In the Holy Land and published an
entertaining volume entitled " The Letters oil semi.
mental Iiior aud his return Ia America he sought
he NJ ea~' in = uxntnHs home ~ Che.tnnl ul near
phadr iphin But Black Friday stripped nun OF RIl ana
hr ctins New lurk 10 enter up1r new e ~ Jour
tnlist ~ pay, entitled black FRIDAY" which was
produced iu Niiu's Theatre, WAL Ice remembered At
The time ot he death De vas menihcr Of ne stan Of the
If,,.M iir was about 80 of The funeral
Vices are 80 performed tomorrow m the Little Church
Rom he
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Daniel Gillen. late official dog catcher OF the
Eleventh ward. and his brother John Gilcn were ac.
cu.od before Justice kilhr. N, yesterday vt burglary
John McCanu u G2 East rric nth street said. 81 was
awakened at 90. lnrG SUNDAY morning hV uci- Ihor
MI Anne Mullen who ti ma, that size had seen Daniel
Gcn aud hs brother forcc opcu the donr Of my store
hvnW hastily ran down stairs and found tive hundred
dollar, Wu,ti ol my good, taken away Justice ki
broth cid the Gtllrtis Tor trial.
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The Lyccum Theatre presented the PIN
aforo last evening with n cast materially diff
fercnt from the one with which it has recently
been played at this place Of amusement
Tho difficulty about. this representation ~
icrior character. Mr.. Frank brow hns
greatly improved in his performance as Sir
Joseph Porter. md they have an excellent UWF
Deddeve and pretty and attractive Captains
daughter. The chorus was ahominAhle, must
cHlly considered, though they acted with spirit.
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The Hotel Royal Seized.

The Hotel Royal at Sixth avenue and Fortcth
street has been sccd by the shcrn Judgment for
1851 in favor OF VIM NJ Ylicss Co. against the Hotel
ROYAL Company. The company was Incorporated in
1870 with cauital oI Sfnn invested ia furniture and
fixtures They had lon lca. ~ the hotel AZ as % ID
year rental, iut recent! ran behind In the rent
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1MCSElfENTS.
"M..,eo. n, the erana Opera uou.e

Mr. Joaquin Miller's new play OF " Mexico"
was produced ut the Grand Opera House. last
evening. before n fairly large audience. with
Nine. Won Stamwitz In the leading role. How
ever stimulating the climate OF Mexico. its pic
turcsquo people. its local color. and the com
mon eventiulness Of its political system
may havo been to the poetic instincts
Of Mr. Miller. thoy do not appear
to have inspired him to any very lofty achieve
mont in his now drama. Tho cheap sensation
alsm Of n familiar and not too highly esteemed
class OF periodical literature and n weak and
stlted sort ~ sentiment that stalks about in un-
conscious blank verse. make hut u very mixed.
confused. and commonplace whole.
The quality of Mr.. Mncr's poetry is distinc-
tive and strong enough in It's way and there Is
not little in its general method and spirit that
would loud one 10 look for something similarly
characteristic in his dramatic work. But his
muse becomes iuractable when IL Is ncccS-
snry 70 convert his favorite material into
self within the distressing limits of
nrnpahiuY and common scnsn. He chnfcs NJ
restrictions OF mere fact, ignores all principle
81 dramatic construction. forgcts the difference
between quality ana quantity, and p0s~"s by
easy stages " increasing iUcOhcrcncy into the
lnmlnar ma painful region OF the penny
Nothing couldwcll he moro homogeneous imrro-
bablr, or Inconsistent; aud, disappointing ms II
must he 10 Nr. Miller = mnny admirers as well rs
those who hoped 1t would prove n happy op-
poftunity for Mmc. Won Stamwitz. IL cnn only
be said Of 1t thnt 1t achieved Il uuiet. but en-
phutr failure. II wns well mounted; the open-
ing scene. with it, picturesque volcanoes and
the view ~ au eruption NJ night. being uartlcu-
lnr,Y siriklnr. and the others prepared and set
with equal tusie. Nine. Won StumwtZ struggled
bruNrly with She unhappy uul tmpracticahle pgrt
OF ponres IorriO. ut was hnii'd a. every stop by
either the inherent vacuity and tnadcguuey OF
the lines. or the uitcr incongruity Of the situa-
tion ana context None 81 the other parts were
any custer of solution while the two low COM
edy characters. barney OShed and d. PDpg'
were simply funny enough ~ intensity the
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New Trial ror DIR. Lambert.

The Court Of Appeals has ovorrnlcd tho
ruling VI the lower CONT that convicted Dr Lam
bert Pre- sident o the American Popular Lie Insurance
COMPANY nud has Ordered new trial DR. lambert
was convicted q perjury IN making az hMs.I iF""du
lent sIiidA1lt " the evlhDanJ Gnnual HtaiehivuL
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ArrIved-MoNpAY.F Eel. 10
s. Germ anic Kennedy, Liverpool Jan. % and queens
town aist.
IS Norfolk. CLARK. Philadelphia
- Harrisburg, Worth. Phuadslphia.
- John nihson, Travcrs. Georgetown. ID. q.
- francouia. Rragg. Portland.
- Npreus HHllttt. Rostun.
hark Viola II. Hopkins liurkins Rnuen.
Brig Laura b.. Shcrrari. Caricnas
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Business Notuts.

Chanomile Blood aud Liver Ptils DIR.
CnANDLENS-rurcly vegetable and tasclc~s. no noN-
iuusdrrs iVrmaia each packHgc; all know what they
taking, cure dyspepsia heartburn. dizzncs-, nl-
rrcsSivc breathing. cOsuvcncss sick headache. pain IN
the hack shoulders. kidney affections nervous lie
hiiv costcd tongue and all impurities Of tic hnui 2Jc
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Marine INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALSASAc-rnts pAv
sun riSes.. 80 sun sets..... 80 Moon rises II &c
HIGH WArEH-rnts
sandy Hook 10 AZ Gov Island II SO Hell Gatc. - %
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now only e. 20 POMEROY TRUSS co. 74d broadway.
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o. s Bonds and all other marketable securities taken
in exchange at market rates
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should Phillips PAiHtahlc" cost Liver ulIn com.
huAuun Win lhu-pho-N uiuuus. II lmds up weak ,ys
trm, With astonishing rIpidW. All druggists, Depot .
Plutl sL-AtG
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BANKING AND FINtNcT.tL.

NEW YoRK CITY Sc, PAYABLE IN Ig2a
BUFFALO CITY Is, PAYABLE In 1880.
JERSEY CITY ~. payable In 1873
OswEGO CITY u. payable IN 1899.
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Browns Bronchial Troehcs viii Instantly
relieve a cough colt or hoar-rncss - cents
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For Immediate Relief OF Coughs and Colds
use the popular remedy. roricr's Cough Balsam.
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Use Olhnrs Tasircss Cod Liver on, with Lime and vii
Cherry, sold BY druggists. Depot BoWerY-AdV.
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Rheumatism, SciatIen, LumbRRo.
The best known remedy Is Benson's CApeins Porous
Plaster Far supeIloT - common porous plaseTl-Aie
The New York herald., 1879-09-25

to contemporary water colors and the second to
sketches and studies in black and white.
great historical picture by Delaroche, represent
ing the conquerors of the Baste carrying its keys
to the Hotel de Vile will be placed III the new Paris
Hotel dc Vile.
The French government has sent M. Homolie TO
continue the excavations commenced some time
since ut Deos NM. Girard and Martha. OF the
French school of Athens, have been despatched Oh
similar errands to Samos and Naxos respectively.
Rosa Bonheur has presented to the Spanish gov
ernment life size painting of a hon. Contrary to
the rule prohibiting the exhibition or works by liv-
ing artists it WILL ut her request be placed in the
Royal Gallery at M4drid.
To-day large gathering of arch@oogists meet at
Pompe to celebrate the destruction of the city. The
event really occurred in August, but the celebration
was postponed account of the heat. Fresh
vations will be started on the occasion.
The seventh of eight stained glass lights has been
placed i'll the window Shakespeares tomb. 1t
represents the "Seven Ages of Man" The window
has been paid for by means Of subscriptions by
American visitors.
The New York herald., 1879-09-25
NEW MUSIC.

"The Turkish Patrol.' By Th. Michaelis. Bren-
tano publisher. simple and excellent arrange
ment Of the march from "Fatnitzs" for the piano
forte. This unique composition is played by almost
every theatre orchestra in the city and finds great
favor with the audiences.
'Not Breath of Spring" Song. BY Anton Ru-
binstein. One of the great composers happiest
Inspirations 1t is exceedingly poetic and abounds
in delicate changes. The accompaniment is some
what difficult and very effective. Oliver Ditson &
Co. publish this and the following pieces:-
.-sng Again. Ye Happy Children" Song BY Jo-
seph L. Roeckel. serious composition. with .
nice sentiment.
"FunerI March in Memory of the Prince I'm
perial." By LIE Baron Such music lends new ter
to death.
ITO Be Near Thee" Serenade. Words by Long
fellow; music by Frank Glider. simple and pretty
song which Master w. H. Lee has made popular.
Tho harmonies in this piece are particularly we'll
managed.
Brighton Beach March" By D. L. Downing. A
spirited piece OF band music fresh and breezy as
the air at Coney Island
Crimson Lake" Caprice Brilliant. By Edgar II.
Sherwood. An airy and graceful composition.
"Pinafore." Caprice,d Concert. By Edward Hoff-
man. Moderately difficult and effectively arranged
'.Heaven's Chorister." Song. BY Giro Pinsuti.
Exceedingly pretty. but some parts almost note
for note the Same pisnoforte composition called
'"rhe Brook
"My Life Is Like the Summer Rose" Words by
Il. II. Wilde. Music by +. Boott Ordinary. but not
bad.
"You Say am Like Tiowret." Words by Frank
A Howson. Music by Mme A. Murio Cell. Very
frothy and suggestive of song and dance.
'Fatintza Lancers." Arranged by L. s. Bur-
ridge. Jr. Very easy arrangement introducing all
I,,1>l
son.
..Laurelside Waltz" By Frederick Salmson. Very
pretty. flowing aud graceful. Capital for dancing.
Published by s. L. Gordon 4 Son. who publish the
following:-
well, Should Smie." Words by George Cooper,
music by Harry N. Sawyer. This song and dance
will answer its purpose very well. but there is
nothing particularly original about it.
"The Gems Of Pinafore" Quadrlo. introducing
prettiest airs. simple arrangement. but we
never to have done with this operaa Never?
''silvcry Waters" Fantasia. By Carrie a. varley.
In the regular style of school girl show pieces.
"Alpha Gaiop." By Harry N. Sawyer. Mr.. Saw
yer had better end his galops with the Alpha and
not try to reach Omega
my Pretty Little Sweet Blush Rose" Schot-
tische. Same composer and equally poor.
''rhat Mastif Dog She Bought" Words and
music by +. L. Galbrsith. This is called o comic
song; perhaps 1t is. but fail to discover the
humor and think 1t pity that the mastiG dog had
not made mouthful OF the composer before he
put his comic thoughts paper.
''rhe Thrush and the Rose" Irish ballad. By
J. II. Higginbotham. There is nothing characteris-
tic in this song, the words could and wild
and the exclamation. "wirra!" arc introduced to
show that it is Irish.
''The Royal Arch" Waltz BY Harry N Sawyer.
Commonplace.