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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
MIR. NOsENTHAEs BENEFIT.

Chickering Hal was filed last night by IN
audience which had come less to testify its apgre
citation VI the valuable work which that excellent must
cian Mr. Joseph Mosenthal, has been doing here In
e0-York for many years, than enjoy the delightful
music which had been promised. The programme was a
most attractive for Miss Beobe Mrs Fassett and
Mr. Beckett, who returned from Europe only
few DAYS ago. were TO sing Mr.. Richard
Hoffman and Mr.. Bergner were to play, and the
MeudeIssohn GIee Club, which Is heard IN public
only AZ long intervals was to send IT'S services OF
course the suriD OF the Club d which Mr.. Mosenhal
u the conductor was the most interesting feature OF the
concert for aside from the rarity Of Its public appear
ances anything perfect Ia ts way than IT'S WORK
ono very rarely hears The chorus is not very large
one nor are the voices rue by any means OF eXcep-
toual quality but ~ is in the exceeding finish Of lis
singing that it ezcels. The parts are admirably
balanced; the quality OF tone produced is
excellent, and they sing almost unfaiingly
in tune which is not az al universal characteristic OF
male chorusos; the promptuess and precision Of then
attack are pcIfect the shading is wonderfully delicate
In snort everything that the careful and patient tram
lns of most efficient conductor could do FOR them has
been DONE Once IN a while their work seems 10 be
uttle mechanical but with so perfectly trained
.ranzation as this s this be helped. and II Trey
lack something the spirit ana yigoT Of some of the
German singing socotes. they also happily lack their
raughness and faulty mtOHaHGn. II B gtcal
by the general public for they would 40 much
TO elevate It's by showing 10 what is too seldom
found here, nearly absolutely perfect accuracy ia cLsel
Miss besbe sang two songs by RuJusten very charm
iDgy aud she also sang with tine club two songs 10y
Frauz Abt Mrs Fasscj sang couple OF Spanish songs
and Mr. Beckett who has greatly improved by his
Masohera" Mr. Hoffman played a couple Of compost
rCns OF own, Mr.. Bergner played Pergoie7e's
work OF the done ia Mr.. MoseatAa's fine part
song, "Blest pair or SIRENS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15

Mr. Chandler to Illustrate the dilemma into which
the Solid South are forcing the Northern Democratic
Senators But regards Mr.. Eaton. 10 be said that
they are not er0wding him of the bridge" lie -
backing of During the ne a bitter comprehend
ana he is now as rampant in hs advocacy Of this
reasonable States rights idea he In 1861 or az
anv Southern Democrat IL to-day. A year from next
Fail Connecticut elects Legislature which viii choose
his successor IN The senate: and though Mr.. EatGn's
uferances appear s purely voluntary instend 81 dc
taed by the caucus righteous and loyal sentiment
OF his state VIII heartily repudiIte him. He VIII get
such ducking beneath the waters o. oblivion as nc
won't recover from during his mortal career.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
TIE TRUTH ABOUT SOUTHERN POVERTY

readable letter on Southern Poverty,
by Mr.. -olnu Robinson. for many years AEricutufi
Editor OF HE TRIBUNE, wall De- found on The hst pae
After looking over the reader T b. apt cohcIuue
the winning often heard FROM southern orators
about the impoyerishment OF the south through we
ravagcs ~ the should he taken with IN allowance
The truh ia, the South has had ample ume with any
thing Ike energy and Industry, 90 have recovered from
the effects OF the and get fairly the road 10 proc
perity. The staple crops large as they
nave been SINCE the war; but the white men, ilch OF
DOOR do not work. The negro does al the work worth
mentioning. and the net result proves that ne nus
worked effectively since emancipation Is before iDe
M.LLLrs. Lle nLlEr MunL. rs lazN over.
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THE RIGHT KIND OF BTNETALLIsM.

Such bimejdilists as Dir. McCullOch and Cen
eral Walker want to have Europe reverse Der policy
rlry know that this would raise tne value oil silver,
which h. now depressed and thai such restoration OF
silver nom ITS degradation 20 Its old place OF equality
and honor would give more wisdom and safety 10 ire
silver movement heIe They are bmetailbts 10 pliuc-
pie ana on this basis But thar does not mean NAT they
in favor of making - or 80 cents worth OF sINtl
dolar SIN les, that they would approve the unre-
strrte lssue OF such Grbascd coin still less mat thc}
would advise this dangerous experiment 80 long a Eu
rome ne ses To ire al Ter npon any such basis There
is growing teu4rncy again toward bimeta.llsm, Out
with such rational and experienced men as ~. MlCt-
loc II rs upon sound principles ana within SAFE bound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
A HIGHWAY RoBBER AT ELEVEN.

Bernard Havley, age eleven years, Of East
Fifteeut-st. arrested last night for snatchng
rocket book containing - and gold ring from Mrs
Margaret Frank 80. U6 Leonardst. The police say
.t Young Ea7ev has been arrested for burglar aud
hat i, two brothers. wI0 itte older tuan himself
have both been arrested for various OheucCs one OF
Them ls now serving fern Ht sing sing.
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HARD WORDS TO ~ EATEN NEXT YEAR.

We object TO the candidacy of Samuel d.
Tldon. because he Is neither great man nor -o"u
uau. Tie Chief Magistrate of the Nation should pos
either the other at these chl~acJer'tlcs
IIden should he nominated by the Democratic paIb'
ana elected, ne will be the first man Who hiss success
fully pursued tie Office vita the -eurvy me. noes OF
politician. We have had unit Presidents; never q
political trlcksier. Samuel j. Tildeu unht for ID"
Presidency because be repres and the natural
product the era and the most corrupt mttnus
% Anne lean politics He was original; the friend ana
compeeI of Tweed whose overthrow BE afterV&rl as
sisted and unou whose he To power, hypOltc-
ally clyIng reform, rcinrln, TrIuIm.
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A. Z. ARM-TRONG s -.

The Constitutional History ~ Rug and since the
III, llou-ieud. b. 9lr Thomas Er;ns
&C. 3. vols, p 20.
Democracy 10 Europe. History. By sir Thomas Frs
kline nay, e.. B. q vols @Fu. -.
Dean StanIey's sinai AID PHc-t ne, IN connection With
their History OO1red A7p- aLI Plates. FO. .FO - D.
Archbishop french. -lndy Of " ori.. NcE eIiuln
from tHe asi English ellon revised v' l-in' ST 81.
Good Errlf-h. Popular Errors In pm.oiogv By b. ;.
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FRANZ RUMMEls RECITAL.

Mr.. Franz Rummel VIII have his second
pianoforte recital at stenway Han this afternoon at
900 o'clock. BIS programme will be as follows: Pre-
lude and Fugue, minor, Bach-Lszt; Sonata, op. 81
No 2. q. Moonlight y, Beethoven Fantasia, sharp
minor Oh. %, Mendelssohn; Etudes sympboniques
schumaun; Nociurne, 0p. q, No. . Chopin Barca-
role in G. Ruhnstein; Etude, book No. 9, PagaDini-
List: Waidcsranschen, Lszt lie Eosslqu0l. List ;
Invitation a la Valse Weber-TausR. Mr. RummePs
rst recital was Thoroughly successful and this one
will aSSnredly be not less good
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CHARLES sCRIBNER,s SOY

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JUDGE P4CaER Si5KWG F4SL

HuADrLpH1A. May 1.-the condition Of
Judge Packer which been critical for upwards Of
ree days. changed for The better somewhat suddenly
thi, afternoon The judge continued TO rally giving bis
rI-sfc,,rs strong homes OF ultimate recover. The
judge had another relapse ar II O'Clock TINS evening
however. aud appears 10 be again sinking. lie was
yery low aJ that hour.
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5recial Notlces
FrcidrichshaIl Bitter Water.

MANS Mission Earfh-A thorough Medical Treaties
Indicating now Confirmed Disabilities may DO removed Tho
expereuce years study observation and professional
the agencies that Nll insure Restored II t
hoo Vitality sound conditions Of Health,
that have Oyertsxod statement
OF the Obstacles TO Marriage and OF the means ~ renoys
thetn mall 25c currency or postage samDAD Aldrass
Ascy AuseuLn Anatomy and SCIENCE H. LAO brOadway Nf
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HEn-oRLEIyS PRfP1RiYG ~ TINE.

NEw-ORLEANs. May 14.-The Auxiliary
Sanitary As.ooalou has abaed the nuisance Of Locust
Grove Cemetery by coyen4 OF TWO feet Of earth sown
with grain and grass. All nterments are now made in
fine now ear.tery tlree and Gne1aif miles from thocif
HE ufapirq grounds have been covered with coating
f. lee a IatU.
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H0TauC0N. o-000D = o..

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Cherry and Oiyer-sts. when John Burns. ruinan,
well known 10 the police. came out with pitcher OF
beer He invited Mathews % take drink. Mathews
refused. and Burns struck him On the mead WIN tIe
pitcher making bad wound Both men were arrested
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GEORGE ". CARLETON * 90

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MIDNIGHT WE1THER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS,
N.nLonsi. fnr he nnat u hoirs.

NWT0NSl5 10r NE D18I = HoiUa
WASHINGTON, May -, 1 a. m.-lhe barom-
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GuIf States and Lower Lake region. whore soutnery
winds prevail with partly cloudy weather and numef-
GUS rains in the Lower Lake region. The pressure mas
risen IN the Southwest. NJrtuvcs, and Upper LdHt IT.
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except ram in portions OF the Northwest ana upper
I4sc region Numerous light rains have been reported
la the north paCIAc Coast region.
IidicahOnS
For fhe Middle Atlantic States and wEngiard. ilil-
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gi toy Oh the coast, occasional rans stationary Oh
higher temperature.
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SHELDON & 90.


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CATHOLIC PUBLICATION ~gCigTY.

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"'The war! The war The war The war 7
You'd think Old Brown was marching OBJ
What do they talk about IL f0rP'
says Eaton, Senator from Conn
"Why call the hated muster-rollf
The war The war; IT'S TOO absurdl
n makes me-why, upon my soul,
almost wish iI hadn't occurred"
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STRUCK DOWN FOR DECLINING BEER
James Mathew, Of Cleveland, Ohio, was
tanding At midnight in front OF Burkes beer saloon
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nay -. L a. m.-EZecp;iEr slight
fall 10 hc afternoon, tHCle was very Attle change w iA'
barometer Yesterday. Tie weather clear and partly
c.udv The tefnnerature ranged bet nce1 GO and So
tlc average beIg a5' lower than ou Tuesday. Tue
Amount of Inoi- lure Iu Uie air IL SSH large.
Wlru.r and clear or parity c.aGCy weather, win
chances ~ light rains late 300 Tie day may be expected
IN TINS city and vicinity to-day
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Frarv natriotic man in the North, let him
no TT,Riican or Democrat Is indignant at tle outrage
fteTapted upou the National honor by The Rebels TIo
hold seats in Congress ana their dOughIace hies TAU
gnsta Gfel Kennebec Journal tlshpJ
II has become clear that the extra session
of Congress involving enormous expense ana
t,Ie business interests Of every description, Is tno
ii - criminal conspiracy, the turpitnde OF when is
NOT essened Dy the fact that IL has turned OUT W 10
political bIunder.-lFroy Times lhopI
THE DUCKING WHICH AWAlIs EAioN'
IRON The Y0rwleh BulIstsn thsp) -,
This IL n striking figure of speech which
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
GEORGE p. PUTSAn,- .OSs..

Res,ri,sd 10 books Of T,ns' my f1'r'rt
heretofore me LtsrTry Jtg1
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION AT OGDEEsBURG.
OGpESsBURG, n. Y, May 14.-At the city
election here to-day the Democrats elected James
porLar Mayor William Peters, Recorder five Aldermen
md one supervisor The Republicans elected seven Al
deruen and three supervisors.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

full character Obstruct the flow of the sacred oil
through the golden tubes Of its ordinances and offices ~
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AIenav. Julius Could. Anthony oroaa0r Arthur IT.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15

soda emona de, refreshing and healthy summer oeyer
re. HANBUhI. SMITH - HAZARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15

Washington, D. C., May -, 1870.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-09-10
HOusatOnic Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


lassenger Trains leave NewtowD. going North at
i0.47 a nI aud $50 p. III. Going South, at GLE
and IL 40 y. H., and 4.65 p.
Express Freight Trains, going North, leave at
Il. 40 p. M. and 725 pm Through Freight lO.35
y. m. Going South. Milk Train ut ..25 p. m. Sun
day Milk Train at T.45 p.
l0.47 a. and 5.33 p. Trains connect Al
broobfad junction with trains for Danbury.-
IL. 0.47 m. Train makes close connection at State
Line with B. II A. fast train for Albany. with
Saratoga 645 p. Dl.. connecting with the popular
Chicago and St. Louis Express for the West
5.33 y. m. Train makes close connection at
State Line for Albaay and the West. arriving in
Albany at 1905 y. M. Saratoga 1890 midnight.
Passenger Trains leave Hawleyvle. going North
at 1857 u. III. and 5.44 p. Going South, at 6.0j
a. m IL 30 q. M, and 4.45 p.
1887 q. m. and 544 y. Trai ms connect at
Brookfeld junction with trains for Danbury; also
for Albany and the West.
Express Freight, going North. at 1.2O and $50 p
m. Through Freight at 1885 p. m.
Milk Train. going South. at 7.05 p. m. Sunday
Milk Train at 80 p. III.
Milk and Freight Trains have passenger accomo
dation.
Passenger trains connect with Shepaug r. Il. to
and from Lit .hfeld. At Canaan with ct. West. X. r
Through tickets sold and baggage checked from
Eewtown for Albany, Saratoga Buffalo, Suspen
sion Bridge Niagara Falls Chicago, st. Lonis and
principal points west. From Hawleyvile for
Albany. Saratoga, Buffalo. Suspension Bridge or
Niagara Falls.
II. d. AyER1I4I. General Ticket Agent.
l.. b. STILLSON, Acting Superintendent
Bridgeport, Conn, August lst 1879.