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MUSIC.
LES BRIGANDS.

This bright little work, one of the most
sparkling OF Ofenbachs many sparkling operas Dounes
was given last night at the Park Theatre by NINE
Aimee and her associates 1t very successful when
was last done here some five years ago, and II was
greeted yesterday evening with signs OF the most DC
clded approval by very large audience. The music
is very bright and pretty, and in Ofenbaehs
most Characteristic vein, end some OF 1t mas
become very popular notably the chorus OF bganos III
the first act, and two other numbers The pest
OF the music Is In the concerted pieces. though Omen
bach has written song especially Tor IT,
LA Maaguena," which Mile: Aimee sang
with great success The pleasantest feature oil the
performance was the excellent acting of NM Duplah
and Juteau. They both exceedingly good, ana ID
the case of NJ. Duplan 1t was much the
best piece of work that he has done TINS
season. All the parts indeed, were well filled. ana
while there were some OF bitches incident TO every
frsnighi performance, it passed of with uuch spirit
and yivacty Les Brigands" Will be given this AFTER
noon and tonight after which the theatre
will be closed for the Summer. Nile. Aimee ana me
rest of the troupe will appear in Boston on MONEY!
evening. In regard TO Mr.. Graus troupe, u must po
SAID that he as presented 10 us mucn lne sLroEcs
opera boue company that nave had IN New-l orh III
long time Besides Mile. Aimee, 10 contains gO0u sIue
err and actresses III Miles Raphael, VaIot ana bauurt
a capital tenor in NJ. Juteau and anmraDie coneuiaihs
IN NM Duplan and Mezeres. The latter is almost INC
best actor that we have ever had In operd-Ooune
NJ Jouard the baritone, also very GOOD anu the Ouo
rms and orchestra perfectly efficient Inc fah ibe
atre viii reopen on September with Mr. Sothern'
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OVERLSSUE OF M4RKET RAILWAY STOCK.

PHILADELPHIA, May 30.-The report OF
David W. Sellers master appointed in the suits of
SWAIN ct al against the West Philadelphia Passenger
Railway Company, aud the West Philadelphia Passen-
ger Railway Company against sundry DEFENDANTS mas
Just been completed and will be fled on the sth OF June
next The report establishes the liability of the Marker
Street Railway Company for the stock set aoat by John
g. Morton late president that road for which ever
issue he Is now serving sentence of ten years I'm
prisonment The report shows by whom the oyerlsshe
is held and the aggregate amount advanced upon
il is about 81 100000 IL states that OF the amount OF
authorized shares Of the company, 5000 were duy
Issued I'm obedience to charter These shares were
worth SIG0 apiece before the oSerissue was K1oWi'
The total amount valid shares beng certified 3s SVVV
and the Overssue being 92G7-making an agGirgale VI
II 207 sharestne master finds that each snare, reGu
lar and irregular has value of N74 and traction Ihe
charter OF the company authorizes only lOOOo snes
but an act Of Assembly authorizing corporations 10
increase their capital stock, permits n 70 DC 'htt
so Der cent which Will leave only 2ZO7 shares snort OF
the numDer be met. Following the report Il inc ue
cree ordering the company 10 pay 10 me various houer
the sum Of SIS each share or stock, WIN lntFtst
from maturity Of the debt for which the same Is he
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-31
ART RECEPTION AT COOPER UNION.

The twentieth annual reception of the Male Art
Department of Cooper Union took place from
O'clock until II last evening and, as on the pre-
vious evening the entire upper portion of the In
sttuto brilliantly lighted, gaily decorated with
flags and flowers, and thronged with the
art students and their friends. Peter
Cooper was also present as the night
before, and seemed highly pleased with the
favorable judgment which was passed upon
the pictures on exhibition. lie apparently glad
TO see each of the great number of persons who
paused TO greet him. A we-known artist who was
among the visitors to the gallery was heard to Re-
mark that he was surprised and delighted TO find
so much proficiency exhibited among the pupils.
He had never visited the gallery before and had
supposed that the pictures would show only play
attempt at excellence. 1t was explained
that the students who enter the Art department OF
Cooper Union in the main those who have
"A decided taste and exhibit more than ordinary
natural capacity for artistic work. They are not
forced into by parents who Oyerestimate their
ability, but choose of their free will to take the
course of instruction. aud good results are IN con-
sequence attained. This evening prizes VIII be dis
tTiDuted IN the great hall to a number OF those
students whose progress has been most salts
factory during the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-31
SITES FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.

The Citizens Committee organized under the
auspices of the United States Board of Trade met
Thursday evening at the Windsor Hotel, Elwood i.
Thorne in the chair. Samuel A. Haines, chairman
OF the Committee on Sites, said that Drs. Sayre.
Bell and Hutchinson, had consented to
serve on the committee and would consider
for site between Nncty-seventh-st. and One
hundred -and-Tmrd-st.. and First and Third
aves and containing 1,O13,OOO square feet.
Albert s. Beckmore wrote i letter fayOrng Man
hattan-square as the best site. Congressman Cox
in "A letter wrote Il introduced tue bill TO which
certain citizens of York and will do the same
for every body who represents any eemen connected
with this business. 1t does not look like general
Legislation but nothing Will be done unless a full
hearing Is given to those who interested IN the
various plans
Secretary Price read paper giving statistics OF
the eight Worlds Fairs held since the first one IN
London 1851. The next meeting will be held at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel on Thursday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-31
ADDITIONAL TR4DE REPORTS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BuPFNo Nav 3O-The Board Of Trade rooms were closed
to-day transactions place Central wharf ~ FOL
lows bbls Flour AZ unchanled prees 1000 bush No
lizard Milwaukee 81 10 1900 bush No. Mixed c3t-
er corn al 4Og do 4Uls; 100 bush No Chi
cago oats at 34c 1000 bush I0wed Caneha Barley on
pryate terms Freghts free shipments at nc
Tor Wheat and 4c for corn Pine Lumber To- AOanY - -
Ia New York 81 80 per thousand Rail Freights EOm lay
Unchanged; Wheat size; Corn &C., Oats 4c. 10 New York.
Receipts rall-FlOur. 5000 bbs; Wheat $4,000 bush;
Corn 81 500 bush OATS 10000 bush; Barley 100 bush;
RIVE 800 bush; by lake-Wheat 4Ob69i busn Corn ooo-
4Si bysh Shipments by rafour 100 bDlS; neat =
$500 bush; Oats. 1900 buShi B0reY,
800 bush; Rye 24OO BUSH by canal to lidwaer-W heat
so O46 bush; Com 1903 bush. Rye l6bt bush TO inter
mediate pOTnts-Corn. 1903 bush; oats ll6lo bush
WIlsIyGroN y. C., MAY 3O.SpLrits Of rurpentna que5
Oh &c Resins trim strained 81 O71 Good strained ~ 40
Crude Turpenjne steady Hard 81 Yellow DIP 81 GU VIZ
gin, - 10. Tar quiet ~ 2c Corn steady Prime Nme'
55c.
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DIED.
MISUNDERSTANDING in New YORK City, on Friday. tho
3Oth INST Joshua Atwater OF CatsSil n YIN the 'Jd
OF MS
AsFR-At Irvington y Y Thursday, MAY 90, Maria
Eraser A beloved member OF the family OF tho late Asa
W1rthiugton e.q. 90 the Sith year -. her age.
Funeral ,.rvce. residence OF Mss NJ r. Worhlncnn
TryiagonOn Hudson, saturday, 3lst inst, al $50 p n
Train leaves 42dst. depot AZ 100 p. IN
GLASs-On Wednesday May 28 PhGbo Jane eldest daugh
Ter of John and Isabella Gla5s. ageJ Fl Years.
1880 on saturday May 81 az the
Tedelse OF parents, "a Beekmanplace, and AZ the
ThrtysoVenth Street n r. Chufcn' between "a anu "a
ayes. a y. IN. Please omit Towers
uULgERT-In this city Friday morning, May 30. Mary
Elizabeth. wife OF William Hubert
RcIves and frouds family invited 20 attend her
funeral on Monday June az 1880 O'Clock, from her late
residence, Al West S7trst
KAHsTFDT- In College Point T.. T. Thursday morning
Say 30 Henry karstedt, a native Of osterode harz
Prussia
teTnoon, June /. att y N Please omit ho"oIs
LUnsus-At Mountain station, y - wednes lay. the
viii hs hed his lgte residence, az Noun
tnu station OF the $40 tram nom foot ~ Chris
t0pher BagcIysts M. ~ H. Il H.. saturday morning,
the SlstInst.
THOMSON Newton y. J. May o. Susan. wife OF
Md Thompson, the G4th year OF her age.
Funet services on @ttdrisV May 81 at : p. M.
Friends invited 70 attend without further notice.
RADIO Anna wife OF nathaniel ICoSer and daughter OF the
late J. Dlnforth.
NOTWITHSTANDING, wednesday. May 2S. Walter on.
bert Wright. IA the 25tb year OF bis age
invited the
No 1853 weet i4h.s. Saturday. May 81 at O'Clock H.
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1-ho -.-1.ti Eorll

Our candidate for Governor Is no stranger
to the people OF Ohio the Nation. He has both
National and State reputation, and good He
both liberal and stalwart. Iu word he is Repub
hcan ana all that the term implies. He IL great
ganizer aggressive worker and wherever there
may be work 10 be done he will be there, and
need fear that the party cOlors will be suffered to trail
any time from this day to the close OF the polls in
October, when the great Republican victory will be
ANNOUNCED. A civilian having been nominated for Gov
ernOr the Convention quickly concluded 10 call SOL
dier L. M the second place and the choice fell upon
of the most popular exarmY officers 10 The Wcst-Gen
era Andrew Hicken0Oper, OF this city. He Will
a togger Of strength. Popular eI-sOldiers also
nominated for other leading positions the ticket
men, TOO. well qualified for the performance OF the du
ties of the departments which they candidates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-31
A REVIEW OF TELEGRAPH MESSENGERS.

The first battalion of American District Telegraph
Messengers, about one hundred In number. were re-
viewed by the president and officers of the COM
pany in Lafayette-place, at s o'clock yesterday
morning The lads were under the command of
Robert T. Tighe, Lieutenant-COlOnel. A pla-
toon Of patrolmen led the column, fol-
lowed by o drum corps of fifteen drums. The
four companies composing the battalion were COM
manded by Managers J. G. TuIrill, p. p. Byrne, II.
W. KilbOurnc and l.. j. McNicker squad OF mes
senpers with fire extingushers brought UP the rear.
The bows were dressed in their familiar uniforms
with the addition OF white gloves. They performed
there several movements with admirable precision.
After The review they marched out of Lafayette
place into Broadway, thence to fouTteenth-st TO
Third-ave and up that street TO their place IN the
Decoration Day procession. lhelr excellent march
ing and neat appearance called forth many express
sinns of commentator.
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CHARLES sCRIBNER,s SONS

Cosar: A sketch. BY James Anthony Eroude. NJ. \.
vol Syo, CLOTH with portrait engraved On steel and
amap ~ %.
Old CreoIe Days. By George W. Cable vol lGmo. eI
Clytb. 81.
The Witchery Of Archery A complete Mammal OF Arch
cry. BY NaGrce Thompson VOL small !-mo eiotn hlus
trated, 81 80.
TheO Miss Crespigny. Two new volumes. Each VOL
l6mO, paper 80 cents.
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on tho day Of dedication Despite this fact the unver
sy was popular only with the poor for the first hundred
years At the time of the Reformation its income was
less than 5000 Its property and various endow
sirge Copcuhagcn by the Swcdes IN l65S ana 1923
patriotism OF the students saved the CITY ana the
country The university destroyed in the great
fire 1928 and ~ t1e b0mhardment OF the city by the
English IN 1907 The present buildings were erected IN
1896 The University OF Copenhagen STANDS hlgh
among European institutions OF learning, and It's innu
ence on the life OF the nation has always been strongly
exerted for freedom and progress. 1t boasts library
OF l6O 900 volumes and 1000 manuscripts extensive
museums, and four large institutions Tor the Tree MAUI
tenance OF poor students.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-31
GOOD ADVICE TO THE BLuNDERERs.

The time for discussion has passed. The
majority members OF Congress win themselves admit
as much. Ii is a good time now to end the nonsense
Perhaps the minority members would like nothing bet
Ter than that the appropriation bills should fail they
would expect Indignation of country at such re
suit 10 count TOngy in their favor But that result
would be a public misfortune We believe that there
are Washington wise and patriotic enough TO pre-
vent It, the majority members ought 10 do Is to
pass the appropriation bills without irrelevant matter
TO pass the repeating and amending clauses as separate
measures, if they choose, to make record and then
forthwith 10 adjourn and 90 before the people with It.
Unless they do this very speedily it will be believed
that they are afraid to meet the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-31
A FORTUNATE COMBINATION.

As it was the sentiment OF the convention
that soldier sh uld be named Or
more fortunate choice 10 recommend the ticket 10 tho
consideration Of the veterans OF Oh) than General
Andrew HiekenlOOper could not have been made. Re
garded evory aspect, whether political, personal or
geographical. the combination OF the civilian and the
soldier, the Stawart aad liberal, the northern ana
southern divisions Of the State, strong as the
convention could possibly have made. 1t will not only
unity the party, but inspire It with confidence and
thusiasm and shall be disappointed II II does not
sweep the state by majority OF 21OOO IN OctOber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-31
NEW.YoRKERS TO BE INVITED OUT.

ATLANTIC CITY, N j., May 3O.-At meet
ing of the residents Of this place held here last night
was agreed 10 Join with the Camden and Atlantic Rail
road Company in celebrating on June the twenyhfth
anniversary opening of the road and the ncorpor
alton Of Atlantic City which took place 1T the same
time IL is the intention invite about 1000 guests, 10
include leading business men Of Philadelphia, New
YorK, Baltimore and WashiugtO ARRANGEMENTS lot
their entertainment in course OF PERFECTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-31

IrvgRpOot MAY 3OThs weeks circular Of the Liverpool
co Rroeer association SAYS: Business In Cotton has
heen limited aular Although on Monday
rfcss slightly advanced descriptions declined on the
wesk American very limited request ana genera
declined al sea small demand a unchanged
nrice Futures opened weak with great pressure w sell ana
ined arthug during FTdaY and saturday IhrIe nave
since bern very heavy fluctuations but Thursday they
were .eade at a decline the week OF sgd. Tor the earlier
and sd more distant positions
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be checked. The Turkish Pacha will be compelled
by unseen Bulgarian bayODets To carry out the laws
of the Commission not only 10 the letter but III the
spirit. While the Bulgarlans are quiet they VIII
have the moral support of Rus ia Scobeeffs words,
however show that he at lie So does not expect to
aid IN Bulgarian resistance to the Treaty Of Berlin,
when resistance would threaten all Europe with a
bloody war,
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HENRY HOLT 81 Go,

Money I'm its Relations 10 Trade aud Industry. By
Francis 4 Walker Professor m Yale College l21o, 81 -.
Handhc nix If Practical Phy- By Fre'srcl Guthrie
PHI D. &c Professor the Royal school Of Mines LONDON
lGmo 90 cents
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BOURBON BALLADS-hO. "a.
ELAINE OF MAINE

mo in a n,fnor Ken by Confederate Brigddtsrs N
the crg JoT jdudaHam potttttees Ar" 1s0oef'
lie is always in the way
Blaine of Maine
And IN session every day
Raises Cain;
When his prOddnG makes us roar,
Then he lacerates the sore,
I'LL we holler more and MORE
Blaine of Maine.
He is slippery as an eel,
Blaine of Maine,
And he makes us fellows feel
Mortal pain.
He is scattered everywhere
Put your thumb upon HIM square,
Then you lOok-he isn't there -
Blaine OF Maine.
o, we want the ballot free,
Blaine of Maine
Then promise you shall see
We 'uns reign.
Liberty Let every man
Vote rs often as he can
That's the Democratic plan,
Blaine of Malnel
To the Mississippi's mouth
Blaine of Maine
We would free the Sunny South
From its chain,
TIL the white folks have their W y,
And the niggers all obey
Ruled by patriots in Gray,
Blaine of Maine.
How he boxes us around,
Blaine of Maine
Now and then we're on the ground,
Half insane.
Frequently to grass we gOj
This Is temporary, though,
For we rally from the blow
And prepare TO eat our crow,
But he stands us in row,
And he smites us, high and low,
Til we shiver in our woe,
And he keeps us whirling so
That we have the vertigo
Blaine of Maine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-31
AT TIE CONFESSIONAL.

From The Ok0tOHa l.fSS) StdNs
This Union is just as hateful to us to-day,
lust az abhorrent ana just unnatural it IN
SCI bur we have come back 10 stay, and, wnat is
more we have come back 10 rule. Why Because the
Southern people and their sympathzers in the North
constitute quarter million majority OF the population
of ne limited States.
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sCRIBNER & WEXFORD.

Riding RecOIections. By CO. Whyje Melville with
spirited illustrations by Edgar GIocrne Crown svo coth ex
ira. 80.
Pleasant DAYS Pleasant Places Notes OF Home Tours
~ Edward WaOrd IT. A., late scholar OF BalOi tOlcke
oxford Editor of Country Families SC. crown SNo cioh
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The Bourbon motto Millions for the State
we live in but not one cent for the General Govern
ment.-I philadelphia Press tRep)
The truth is Tiden is strong in Kentucky
and his Is due to the weakness OF MS 0ppo-
selves with the idea that he Will ever be President
LOUSY Post (Dem.l
Let it not be forgotten that Charles Fosters
popularity is not a thing OF day He wears well. The
returns Of five successive Congressional elections III
Northern Ohio tell the st0ry-OhO state Journal (RepJ
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LIPPNCOTT & Co, .

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AsUIT FOR F0RTY-FITE THO USAHD SHARES

SAN Francesca, May 30.-Martin White has
brought suit against the managers of the Martin White
Mining Company for recovery OF $4,000 shares OF
the stock of the company and $4,000 cash, on account
OF the alleged failure defendants to pay OF the
the indebtedness OF the according to agree
ment, and for assessments wrongfully cHacted from
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facn had and marta Head covered with sCaDs

on face head parts OF body Head coVered Win scaDs
and - 5....
cnT JuIy Have large and one small box
ann one bottle Of the Resoven Ny face and head and some
nars OF nv almost raw. Ny head Wss covered
win scabs and sores and my suffering was fearful
had rcd everything had heard 81 IN the East and West
NJ case was con ered a had one very skul
bvsean said no rather IT, ami some OF them
fbink now am only cured temporarily think not. 0f
have not particle Of salt rheu about me and my case Is
con wonderful has been the means OF selling
ere9t many OF your Cucura Remedies IN this part OF the
country. -.,.,, .-.
Mrs. s z. WHIPPLE.
Doco,ur Mich Nov II, 1878.
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Walks In London wish 100 illustrations. Two Volumes,
emo coth tie two volumes IN one lZno c1tl - D.
Walks i'm Rome. l2mO cloth. % 80.
Wande rings In psia Wh Illustrations l2mo. cloth 81