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casO0, q single dose effects
such q change Of feeIlng a0-to
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Until their case is finally disposed Of and it
appears whether or not they were regularly
and lawfully dismissed there may be good
deal Of sympathy felt for the flremen recently
put off the force In this city for alleged pilfer-
ing OF some lunch material left in their charge
by Commissioner Hume. The manifestation of
sympathy in an issue between employer and
an employe, and especially In an instance where
1t is claimed that power has been unJustly used
by the former, is as proper as 1t is natural. But
In this case the real interest the public has in
the matter is whether the charge against the
dismissed men is true or not. rather than as to
the sufficiency Of their dismissal. If they could
not keep their hands Off edibles and drlnkables
placed in their charge, or even left without pro-
lection where they happened to be, 1t is clear
that they are not fit for the position Of firemen
whose duties often take them into houses
where many articles small In size but of great
value are exposed to view. The fact Is, that
f1reman's services are more important and con-
f1dential than they at first seem to be. Not
only is muscular strength and endurance need
ed to fight the flames, but also sound moral
qualities, which will enable their possessor to
resist temptation. II these men are guilty as
charged, the public verdict will therefore be
that they ought to be driven In disgrace from
the force, |hether the Commissioners have
technical power to discharge them or not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02
The bad quality Of the gas lately, causes a
loud enquiry for the gas inspector.

The New York Times has sent Is corps Of in
reviewers to Chicago to get the views of the
leading men of that city about the chief politi-
cal sensation Of the day-the approach of Grant
and the prospects of his denomination for the
Presidency next year. The democrats did not
express themselves very freely on the subject,
but the republicans were quite unanimous In
the opinion that Grants nomination was proba-
bic, and would be tantamount to an election.
They hold that the third-term objection is not
operative now. The objection to third term
is that President In Office, desiring longer
lease, has the power to set up the pins for his
own denomination. AS Grant has been out of
Office one intervening term, this objection can
not apply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02


The work begun In the Georgia legislature by
Col. Aston, who was murdered BY Cox, OF pro-
curing repeal OF the law authorizing convicJs
TO be hired out, is being carried forward by
senator Boyd and several others. The system
Is described as brutal and inhuman, The con-
victs are worked from early morn TIL late of
night. and only half fed and clothed. In some
camps the mortality among them Is as high as
90 per cent. Bioodhounds are kept to track
those who escape and altogether, IL one half
that Is told OF the system In the halls OF the
legislature is true, 1t is disgrace to the state.
Nearly all the conv1cts are colored people, and
very many OF them have been sentenced for
comparatively light offenses. 1t is charged
mat the lessees derive large profit from sell
ing freedom TO convicts who are able to pay for
IT. or who have friends willing to pay. Such
convlcts are permitted to escape while at their
work and are never recaptured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02
Double Sheet on Saturday.

The advertising columns OF THE STAR con-
tinue to be so crowded that In order to give its
readers their quota of reading matter another
double-sheet will be issued on Saturday. Yes
terday there were 60 new advertisements en-
croaching upon reading space. Advertisers and
news dealers will please send in their orders as
early as possible for the enlarged and extra
Saturday
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FOR RENT AND SALK.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THos I. wAGaAMAN. sls Seventh ssrssa
(OhAnges mAde Wednesdays and VaturdaYI)
Three-Storv Ho4.aea Foy Sol.

TAree-Story Houses For Sale.
Cor and North Capitol SITS. mod. imps, 9 rs ,OGo
i! liz s % mod @aa tm as s sSSS
a4 ~ St NV. MOO imps 10 5000
; So e SIS s mo- ImPs 4"SS
1929 Columbia st. n W mod. tmps., rs....... $500
Too Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale
12l4 Pa ave Sc. mod imps, IN. m l.. rs. 80 2o0
fills ii st. az. bh Ha mod imps Rs. sSSS
sS S51 Elm ms Ct 4 Rroit Park. h; 5000
!s5e l!th 5. t.ie mod NOD in os
Il TO III - mSrtle st. 3 h. m mSd mps @
Unimprore6 Property For Sale.
Va and n: 7, aves,. bet 2dth and 2lst sts. n =.
y s PssiS s *; Sss ana - s # s
BET IT, H. ana s1G q sa s s.s per ssr
5 55 :: s e. t -. .nS s.: L. Fl 3
1917 st., bet. and D sts. s.w., per ft......... 20
Houses for Rent.
1S041S06 Conn. ave. w. m. i, l6 rs per an. 81 900
t6s iith st. NV mo Sa imp es i ss
l423 Pa ave. NV. med. inns, - 5000
900 1lth st. sw. store, mod imps, rs...... 50 90
l3lS st NV, mod imps, Srs............... $500
$50 18th sw., mod. imps, rs...::......... 5000
81 Gay ct. Georgetown, mod. 1mps IL rs. Is 90
1s27is2s 18th st NV pI mod imps. 900
!924 l4th st. NV, mod imps., 90
59s st ne mod maps rs ...... 1900
226 ~ ST. s.w.. mod mps, s rs..,.,...,.,. $500
1lbl 18th st. n W.. moo. imps, s rs...,..,,,, 1900
4s Myrtle It, n 9, mod. tmps z rs.........,. u 90
1887 st. NV. mod. imps., 6 rs..........,... 12OO
20 Grace st., Georgetown mod. imps., rs. 10 90
14l2 Sd st. W.. mod mps.. rs............. 1000
DIP Park Place n Q, mod. imps, rs........ 900
Foundry Place NV, mod. imps. rs..... 1000
e. cor. g. Carolina av. and 10th st. mi 1000
40 18th st. NV. store IL rs.............. $3.50
Sc. corner 18th and NV. store, rs........ 1000
The above is only a small part Of the property for
rent ana sale on my books; For complete list see
which can be had application ct my ONCE on vail
be sent by mail II desired.
Loans.
826O0, 800 at per cent 81 COO at 8 per ct,
Auction Sales.
14l7 SIT. -
On THURSDAY. October I'd, at D. M, At valus
bic un1mproved lots in square 1872. octl-rr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02

Mr.. McCullagh, editor Of the st. Louis Globe
Democrat who first applied the word boom to
the Grant movement, says he used the term In
tie sense that 1t is applied to a sudden and
Irresistible rise in river; he wanted term to
imply that the Grant movement was sweeping
everything before it, and he chose the word
1tbO0m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02

1t is not necessary nor wise to cite the fact
that man recently became insane after hear
ing Col. Ingersol lecture as evidence of the
wtckedness of that eloquent gentleman's teach
ings. AS is well known, great many persons
have lost their minds after and in consequence
OF hearing sermons OF the most orthodox charac-
ter. The difficulty in such cases is generally a
constitutional one with the nearer, rather than
with the speaker or his subject, though Of
course in some instances both may have an eX-
citing effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02

The products OF the sterile state of Maine
have heretofore been briefly enumerated as
granite, ice, and good young men; but it would
seem that gold, silver and copper may now be
added to the list. In addition to the discoveries
OF ''paying ore" Of the precious metals, 1t is
now reported that rich copper mine has been
developed In the vicinity OF Mt Desert in Han
cock county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02

A GOOD PLAN.-Combnin ana operating many
IA Crtiels il enc vast sum has every advantage OF
capital with skillfu management Large profits
divictd PRO in, estments of $25 to $40 00O.
Circnlsr, with ful plsnstons no al can -uaceed
in stock dealings, mail. free. LAWRENOE Il co !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02

Some important suggestions are made in the
communication elsewhere upon Consumption
aid Waste Of Water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02
DERRY & BROTHER.

ouf siock is now eompiete in all departments.
In kilks, Velvets, Ratins srocsass D,..a aooaa
Pesns, aousefarnish ng GoSis, 90, &c
sep2s-St PennG. avesssse, cor. 9th Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02
LOB SALE
BY
j. r. OLMSTEAD,
1920 NEW YORK AVENUE,

FOB SALE
]. F. OLMSTEAD,
1920 NEW YORK AVENUE,
ON STREET. BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
HRR Bh EHfHH IF
Window, rooms and Bathroom all modern i'm
proyements and eonyenlencss. plenty of store
$3.50; terms very liberal For Rent at $500 per
Also three large new Stables in the rear of above
Houses for sale or rent.
ON TWELFTH STREE 4kEhT BE TWEEN 8 AND T
Atwo, story pressed brick front House. 6 rooms
and Bathroom Lot 2lXlOO. VIII take good build
ing lot in pant payment.
BUILDING LOTS
CHOICEST LOCATIONS IN THE OrTY For SALE.
ON MAssAGHUsETTs AVENUE.
TIL. o GoF hnt Eth fH RE sTas a, m tho
widest , Park and and fin finest Avenue in the city Tns
sds q tss having 70" OF trees
ALL AssEs:MENTs AND TAXES PAID.
to an alley the parking in front bens nearly ss as
BALI the area OF the Lots; within 400 feet of tine
TERMS LIBERAL TO PARTIES Who DESIRE TO
BUILD.
ON IOWA CIRCLE,
These Lots have two desi aoe froDt- one Of
twenty five ct on the Circle the other on K,nxm N
court, street fifty feet in width. Parking II feet
wide
ALL ASSESSMENTS AID TAXES PAID.
The remaining Lots this side Of the Circle
have recently been sold to parties who propose
building fine residences Terms liberal
on MCPHERSON sQUARG,
CoRsER AND FIFTEENTH Sr.EErs,
Sixty feet front Oh K etreat and lag feet IN Fiji
tenth street viii subdiyide IN skinx tvo Lots on
street and one on Fifteenth, or three on FIJI
tenth two alleys 20 and so rect in the rear.
ON STREET.
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS
Aoloining the Lot recently purchased sud now be
ipg putt on by Admiral Eng. ish, twsDtyihree fe.
tont oy aDout enc hundred and nit. en- d, ep, IT.
zen Ioot soe alley sep3o.3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02

eoUR HToMAcH, Sick Headache AID Dizziness
hop bltters curtswith few doses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02

A BIT ECHOOL-l3IS HIREET-Opens for its
~ Tenth Annual session SEPTEMBER 18th De.
Pamtine. Evening Olasses In Mechanical Drawing.
sep31Ms Mrs. 8. T. FgLLiER, Principal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02
The New York Election Inspector
MIDDLE.

The time prescribed by law for the appoint
ment of election inspectors In New York city
expired Tuesday night, and only three out OF
the four required for each poll were appointed.
The two republican inspectors allowed by law
to each polling place were conceded and ap-
pointed and then third, taken from the anti
Tammany list, was agreed upon. This left still
one mere for every voting precinct to be chosen,
and over this one the fight is raging. The two
democratic members OF the police board de-
manded the selection of anti-Tammany-
ties, while the two republican COM
missoners commended that Tammany should
have the fourth inspector. Tamma-
ny Hall applied to the supreme court
for mandamus to compel the police board to
show cause why 1t should not appoint the
fourth inspector for each poll from the Tam
many list. The mandamus was issued by Judge
Barrett and made returnable today. This was
generally regarded as an indication of victory
for Tammany, and scarcely had the order of
the court been made public when Mayor Cooper
cited the police commissioners with the ex-
ception OF Wheeler, whose right to seat is
pending before the courts,) to appear before
him at O'Clock this afternoon and show cause
why they should not be removed for having
failed TO appoint the four inspectors for
each poll, as required by law. This
order OF the mayor Is looked upon
as flank movement, dictated by Tilden, to
prevent the mandamus of Judge Barrett from
being made effective. Should the mayor re-
move the police commissioners or cause the
two democrats, whom he controls at Will, to
resign, this would leave the board Without a
quorum, and 1t would not be practicable to
carry out any order Of the couIt directing the
appointment of Tammany inspectors. The
affair has assumed a shape that brings the
ShrpW6pSt pOtipianS and wire -nuIlprs Of NaU
York in sharp collision, and the outcome is
watched with great deal of interest. Accord
Ing to the best legal ability, the appointment
OF three inspectors for each poll provides
quorum, and allays all alarm In regard to the
possible Acknowledgement of the CITY, 1t is
held that three inspectors are sufficient to
open and conduct the polls legally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02

SPECTACLES,
y MICROSCOPES, AA
OPERA GLASSES, ~ W
THERMOMETERS,
BAROMETERS,
SPY GLASSES, &c.
Catalogues sent on application.
F. W. MCALLISTER,
Qate OF Philadelphia,)
OPTICIAN,
sep303m Sc LEARN gton ste, Baltimore, Md.
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PROFESSIONAL.


DR. NJ g. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 725 14rH
~ STREET. over sinms' Drug Store. Nj g.
tEous Oxide given for the painless e1trso aM3344
Teeth Of every kind inserted All operations on the
natural teeth performed with and satisfaction.
Attention is called to the pleasant and convenient
location of this Office. Three lines Of cars the
door. sep1-1y
MRS. DIR. FULLER makes no charge for de-
u ecribtng and locating disease without asking q
question. Come and test her. Northeast corner
10th and F sts. OPP. St Pat Church. aug30 5w.
HORNs. BUNIONg, WARTS, DISEASED NAILS
" It Is gratifying that DR SCHULTZ, 903 Pa. ave
Cup stairsl msy still be consulted Painless scientific
treatment Ladies and children attended APPLY
nR. T. M. TALBOT, DENTIST,
~ Removed to southeast corner It'll and S@
streets nsrthweAk Teeth inserted ~ per Qy16
set my28-1y
nB. DUKE, DENTIST, 919 TIN street northwest,
~ between I and SITS. Beautiful Sets -
Of Teeth, IS; Teeth filed, 81; Extracting A3~
without pain. 80 oents All operations war - q
ranted. oct81-;y
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ON 4 STREET

ON STREET.
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS
:, Adjoining ,he Lot recently purchased nd now bs
tpg putt on by Admiral Eng. ish twsnty-ihree fe-
teen foot size alley ~ sens.;,st
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ON IOWA CIRCLE
on MCPHERSON souARs

CORNER AND FIFTEENTH Sr4EETs,
Sixty feet front Oh etreat ana lag feet IN Fiji
tenth street viii subdivide IN akinx tvo L Dts O,
street and one on Fifteenth. or three on FIJI
tenth, two alleys 20 and so rect in the rear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02
EDUCATIONAL.

SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
~ CORNER 1rH AND l. STREETS NV,
gives education for real life to sons and dausbtera
The course comprises Penmanship. Spelling. Com.
position, Correspondence Business Arithmetic Bin.
sic and Double Entry Bookkeeping. Business Prao-
dces, Political Economy, Commercial Law, and Leo
lures Day and Evening sessions. Open for recep-
ton OF students last Monday in August and there-
after For particulars visit the Collese or adiresa
auee1y b. O. SPENCER, PRINcIpAr.
THE ECLECTIC SUMMARY, l4S4 o a. Mr
and Mrs z. RICHARDS principals, begins is
third year September 10th, with FIVE GRAPES OF
males and females. including Teachers clasa The
method OF training Is new. Number limited Oaii
ana see. aug42m
DoYS'S GLASS AND MATH ACADEMY Ciii
IL REOPEN SEPTEMBER LIST at S2l Pa ava vast
OF arse for common branches per quarter - ana
Charge for higher English, Latin Greek
French and German Observation-Disclosures. alS
Call, or send for Circular to
CHASE ROYs, Principal
Evening class at COS Pa. ave- east. per month as
augl94m
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HaI, UctoDef 6tn, and conuIusa LII i H., Ts,,, |,
sir ce last year e1-ept that the chstr OF Matssia
NeGica will be filed by Prof. p. W. PRENTISS,
vice Prof J. d Riley deceased In addition to the
usual Lectures upon the essenti. branches OF
Ne dical Science, special arrangemente have been
ton IN Anatomy. Chemistry sna the use Of the mi
croseope under the ersooa1 direction OF eompe
clinical In TIE various hosritsls and dis
lection IF the college affords easy transit (by street
csrs) to the several hospitals and govern ment de-
ductory Lecture by Prof. PRENTIsS at Sp.m. on
MONDAY. October 6tb In the college building
attend. The regular Lectures viii continue daily
at s 80 m.
For circulars and particulars address
A. F. A. KING, NJ. D., Dean.
ser8-lm f26 18th ST., washington, b. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02

LIEBIG COMPANY,s ExTRACT OIL
MEAT. To be had Of all StoueEAApfrs, Grocerf
and Chemists. Sole agents for Ete United States
Wholesale only) @. DAVID & co., 43, Mar
Lane, London. England. mar13-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02

ON TWELFTH STREET, BE TWEEN 8 AND 7
STREETS.
A two-s story pressed brick front House, rooms
and Bath. room. Lot 2lxlOO Will take good build
ing lot in pait payment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
MUSICAL NOTES.

Nine. Rosna Yokcs will rejoin the NOkea
fami, when they return 10 this county next FAIL
Mr. CHI. Fritsch will have benefit concert
Gtsemway Hall on tie 22d INST. The attractions Oh
the occasion Will be remarkably strong, and inns very
popular ana excellent singer ought TO meet WIN large
Aeasuie Of success.
A concert for the benefit of "0ur Girls
Guild" under the MANAGEMENT OF Mr. George Edg'r
Montgomery and other gentlemen. will DC given to-
horrow uIghl al Lyric Hall There WI! DC NUMBER u
Distinguished artists concerned aud the attractions VI"
oeot very unusual n,turr. Miss BeeOe VIII sing COW
shs Spinning 80 r." Mrs. Kicc-kuOK VIII sing Li'%
King Of Thule" aud SIR. Reueuyi Will PLAY the leEcLde
,.seently composed Tor MN by NJ V sIlch, VINO VIZ
sseOnpaDy him. aud so Chopin NOcturnr ava HallE
ar edt VIII sing aud Mr.. Quicken VIII pay ana
tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY. Thursday, March 6, 1870.
Senator Eccesne to-day appointed additional
member of the Committee on Cities.
The bill relative OF In the City OF New
York was passed to-day by the Senate.
The bill introduced by Mr.. SteRman, amending the
charter OF Brooklyn at three years the term OF
office OF the assis antkeeper OF the City Hail and the
keepers assstankeepers and engineer OF the Municipal
Department hui dngs.
bill which Mr.. wendover Introduced to-day pro-
vdes that person soliciting insurance shall DO held
to be the agent Of the party thereafter Issuing policy
or rene wal upon the application procured by him. any
tnng IN the application OF policy 10 the contrary not
wlthstanding.
The bill which Mr. wagstaf introduced to-day for the
relief OF the OF tho 9Th Regiment Armory directs
the Controller OF NewYork City money sufl
cient to the Of the arory formerly occupied
Nv the SIN Reg meut the rent o that building from May
1870 10 February ls 1873, when 10 destroyed by
fire.
In the Senate to.iay the bill relative the duties OF
marshals In NewYork City was reported favOrably. A
bill was introduced by Mr. Jacobs to incorporate the
Germana schiitzen Bund Rifles, OF New-York City
ASo one Ielatye to the common lands OF the town Of
Grayesend. Mr. Oakley introduced a bill TO amend the
charter OF Long Island City. The bills passed included
one aboshirg the office OF trustee of the Of West
chester.
Mr. Deane's bill introduced to-day, abolish certain
fees OF the Sheriff Of the County OF New-York and pro-
viding other compensation IN lieu thereof provides that
after The expiration OF the OF office OF the present
Incumbent. there shall be wed 70 the Sheriff Of the
County Of NewY0rk, for services in receiving and dis
charging prisoners, for collecting statistics relative
tneietO Tor making statements and certificates
vici0ns a. provided BIZ law aud for all services
IN connection with the commitment, conviction and
dlscharge OF persons confined on criminal processes
except persons under conviction OF capital offence
reasonable compeusa which shall not e1ceed the
sum OF $1,000 IN any one year winch compensation
shall be IN lieu OF all fees compensation heretofore
allowed Tor such services and shall be audited by the
Finance Department OF the City OF NewYOrk and paid
as Otucr euCn charges paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
GENERAL LEGISLATION.

THE COMMITTEE On RAILROAD DISSEMINATION
APPOISTED-A STATE REFuRMA1oRY IN Favor.
IYRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBuSL.I
ALBANY, March 6.-Speaker AlyOrd APP
pOntcd to-day members OF the committee constl-
tuted by the Assembly. motion Of Mr. Hepburn, 10
learn whether the mplaint is just Of the Cham
her Of Commerce OF NewYOrk, That the railroads of
the stale are discriminating against the Port Of New
York by Offering III the Wrst lower rates Of
Transportation to other seapOrs. Mr.. Hepburn was.
Of course. appointed chairman OF the committee
succeeding him the following members: Hustled
DuguId. Low aud Grady. Messrs. Low and Duguid are
new members OF the Assembly and have yet to prove
their ability perform such task that which has
been assigned them by Speaker Mvord. Mr.. Grady
IL now serving his third term but is young man Of
little business experience Mr.. Hustled has always
shown himself be q thoroughly well-iufOrmed man on
railroad matters when they were under discussion. MI
Hepburn has also shown clear conception Of problems
Of railroad management
Tho bill recently presented for the establishment Of
refor1natOry Tor women met with very favorable re-
cepton In the Assembly to-day. Mr. Ogden, OF Kings
County stated that tho object Of the bill was
TO take women who were under thirty years OF age
from the jas md place them IN refOrnitOry For this
purpose SO 900 asked THIS year to buy a site. MI
Sloan SAID that young women put IN prisons
among worst posslDe associates ana were mere
contaminated he yOnd redemption. Erastus Brooks sail
that the bill departure for the State. Only
one STATE etts-nad refOrmatOry iOr
w0meu As a measure OF humanity and charity 1t ought
to meet with approval. Mr. Brooks gave verv inter
e,tug description OF the refOrnatOnos for women IN
England. lie believed that there few
persons SO wicked but that under proper
Treatment they could be reformed. The bill
wouln also AFFECT the poor houses of the State.
The poorhuuses were bad beyond description. and HE
HOSPITALS OF tie ate little better In OF Tue
hospitals the deah rate am ne children WAS horribly
HIN The good O tue state aimed ~ reform all
Thee abuses aud the should give them hearty aid.
AT the close OF Mr.. BfOOkss remarks the bill was or
dered to L third reading.
The Assembly then passed bill introduced by Mr..
Wad-Worth to-day at the request OF the Governor a
thUrzng the persons who are engaged IN stamping out
the eat to Kill the cattle whenever they deem
The act neCessaTy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07

The fourth concert of this Society Will take
place tonight Association Hail. West Ne"-Brghton
The artists engag will be as usual the fhlinarno'ic
Rextet (Messrs. Arnold, Gramm, Gant2berg werner,
LOwscs and Weiner and they will have on this occa-
sion the assistance Of Messrs. BOhm. clarinet Peper'
horn. and Neltz. bassOon. The vocalist Will be Miss
Laura schrner. who will sing the "Caro nome from
"Rigoletlo," spohr's "The Rose" and Rafs exquisite
serenade Mr. Franz Rummel will play Nocturne ID
fal and Polonaise "a haO by Chopin. and the piano
part in the fine Rubnstein Octet when pesSeu so
greatly at recent of the Club In this city, and
which u one Of the most admirable pieces OF work that
this excellent plan has given Mr. Richard Arnold
viii MAY sartsate'. "Gvpsy Melodies" with quintet
and the concert will close with per
fOrmAnce OF the Beethoven Septet The programme
sbg1ly attractive one and the concert VIII dOuDutss
20 eIpe