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, 1879-02-14

Facts Of most curious Kind arc Oh record
concerning the c0urt.cards or honors In France,
during the evcntful series Of years when King.
Republic, and Emperor took the lead In turn,
In esfacing tho signs and cmb'cms Of ROYALTY nt
The commencement Of tllu Revolution, the
change did not destroy tho passion fur plny.
either In intention or effrct. 1ty granting free
dum OF tfadc to the cnrdMakess ftfle mnntiiuc-
tire having been till then q State tnunopoly}
more facilities for play than ever wcre sfFo,dca:
But tho passton pcrsccutlng Royalty extended
to bEta Of pastcboard as we'll as TO more i.npur-
tant matters; kings Rid queens Ut all tllc suits
were proscrited. Tho kings were supplautcd
by saGcst saSante. and mathematical pcrsunages; ;
tic queen Ind to make room tur Indies entc-
mattral Of freedom OF marriage. Of worship, uf
tue presst md Of comtncrcei while tile vaicts OF
knights were displaced by Roman heroes, war
rtors, and oven snns culottes, according to the
tasto Of tlle artist. When the military nchtcvc-
turn to the Revolutionary fever, card-plaYers
evinccd liking fos Tic ol1-lashlOled court.
cards. Napoleon, when llg beea.nr EmpeYur
turned Ills eagle glance to the pictures on play-
t!on of Kingdoms. Tl.e painter David was com.
tntssioncd to prepare now designs; and during
d few years many artistic packs were produccti,
For some reason Or other, thoso designs did not
bccoma popular; card-players askcu for the old
pattern, and their domu1 was complied with.
littEo other alteration 10 make IN iI.u current
stylo Of pfaying-carus than substituting tie
icurde-lis OF tl'clr house for the caglo Of tllt
Empire. Some attesnpts have been inaue III
new md more graceful designs, but In vain; tic
winners Of four by honoss at whist stLll cling
fondly to their dcar old apsurdly-grotesqMe
p!ctnrc-cards. Tho backs aro ufteu very bcallti-
ful In color ntnl artistic In design, but king,
queen, aud knave retain their nondcscrlpt char-
artfr.
, 1879-02-14

ToIEno, Foh 1a,-GnAls-Whcat firm; extra
wl.ito Michigan, 0HNc asked; Dsc bid amber Mich
tRan. apot, Osc nsked; t)7tsc bid; March, tB:ic
bid: salea April, 81, o1; No. 2 red winter, spot.
No. 2. April. a01se; stay, 3So asked; 37a4c bid.
UatH lut! aud ur ctuuscl.
, 1879-02-14
NEW ORLEANS.


NJ" onsEAss. Feb. 13.-FIoun-stroug md
a.sass; sopertlnc, 81 e5; Xxx, SETS; xxx, 81. oD
stW'i; high rtadca, $l.7as15. GO.
,, uaaN-com-Actlvc but lower: white, 42.i@
s1;'e' Yellow aoc. Oats quiet; 3lGe32!tc.
saAs' MEAL-Maskat dull at 81. s5Gel no,
~ n11-Dull and lower; prime. $13. 80; choice.
~ sEosis.oSs-rosk active; old quoted strong At
p''oeio.0o; now, s10.75@11. 10. 1.ard-De-
msOa tai' aud prces higher; ticrco hold ut 0si6o
'ae; kee'' s1oo9175. Hulk meats nrtncr;
uu'ue ,ls'. -. quoted, loose, 10; packed, 4;G4.:c;
III ~ ~ o3S5hc; clcar, b,4c.. pacon--Donnnd
,i.e. ill., HIM. aucar'eurcd, hr,n At sI0Iic, AZ in
c1 cn1R'a'8r-Narkot n dull; Western rcctlaed, 81. .o5
70 ons'uhk,aoCoaee ns'ws 1,t firm; Rio casgoos, ordinary
tpp i9's tn a,Glo1c Sugar In Gool deulenu; com
sT9Sssso.o sooa at, GS,nsn 4k6e; fair to fully fair,
aa, ~ a74c Molazses ,les biIt arm; com,aul,.
.ssir; Il tGtmS to choice, 53lc. Itics, market
"AAs- klsuasr al G7Xc,
, 1879-02-14

NEW yo1tK, Fob -. -i,.1sincss continues mod
crate with commission huuscs. Cotton goods In
stealy demand aa1 1rm. with IN advance oil roar
makes of f3no brown shcctings; prnss sfur:let,;
g:nghams and dress gouta In fair demand. Woucsi
goods quiet. THO NH!feliH ,says Alfred Kane.
senior partner Of Kane, spring i Dale, dicd to-
day Of pneumonia.
, 1879-02-14

S5fFfdt nfEpafch In 7hf TFf1'"-
KANSAS Clrr, Fob. 13.--UMAiy-'r!e Price Cur.
Tfnt rep"rts wheat receipts Tor lie past week,
7o, o2t ba; shipments. u, mo bu; firm md hteher
No. eash, Bic: February, B5.sc; No. cash.
a1.sc, February, SIC; No. cash, &c. CoEn-
1fccoipts IL: tho unst week, 6u. gS4hn; shipments,
l. 1Dt bn; ltn; No. caah. ~ aic; February, 25Gc.
, 1879-02-14

CLEVELAND o.. Fen. 13.-PErNoLEuM-Un.
changed; standard white. Ito test, DC.
OH Clrr. r.., Feb. 13.-pErnoLruN-ataske
opcEed stcsdy. with sales at n7.1c. advanced to
00Hc, closing offered at NBsc: sh!pnlcnty. ~, 900
oFs, asssaEtn4 Il isu!eaet'pe: ~ vuo % Ss1
craey hctiyo; crude, 81. 1Hsr Ut rrrKrrH for ship
ment; seltl.ed, Dtic, iNi!niclphia delivery.
, 1879-02-14

UOtvo,, =, =, . 3N73IVNs
ttu pupc,. ~, ~, -FLouH-tn fair demand; West.
d. t+sSon.sn "a s.s,sn.s extrut, sl0o9p4, 10; A,upesot4
if.n. ~ ssS; = ho; wintes whe1,y, Ohio md Mich.
aoo: =, :,aGa.:5: 11llao!s aud luuiauu. 81. .00Cn
asat. ,.' Ioa'a' s5..sQt0. rs; Wisconsin and MIN.
~; wistcl w. ptoess.. sprln1 wheaty, SU.hUia
.aga4,s--ta.,"s ,"asata. 81 ou417. 10.
ssstie. Os,. atn ausi out htm; miexd and yelow,
sni1.d, Sss1sHes sMs1aHs t!itase: liz. j whi,e and NJ.
*ax4t i, bpu II, 7.t10 hrlsi coso, 60. o0o bu;
, 1879-02-14

BALTIMORE, Fob. 13.-FLoun-Acsiye and stroup,
t!lh IN upward tendency.
GaAiS-"heat-Wcstesn steady and firm; No. 2
Pena1lVanss red and No. 2 Western winter rcd,
'7't and February unchanged: March. 81 1,07M;
Aph, $1.0SA. Corn-Wcstern strong an.l an
atuFs dcs1apa: Western mixed, spot aud Februa-
II aAGH2ic; March, 44,sGt44i&c; April and
ka!, unchanged; steamer. 4+!4c. Oats snirly
,s!'e and stcady; Western wtl!tc. mixed, and
tssnaiJtanta unchanged. llyo dull and IN.
hAr-stealy and unchanged.
peoy!sloSs-lasy and unchanged.
-. atfFER.tuiet and steady; prime to choice West
t!n hacked unchanged; roll, l6GD1Tc.
Enthusiastically and unchanged.
+ttsEae tstsstEaaeeLEuH-Quiet; crude. sac; refined un-
&C.. tGHo.rEz-Dnl and easy; Rio cargooa at 110
MusEr-nul and unchanged,
changed. f'' VIZ ''s""' 4a'es A"" u''
~. n.e;1rEsmFour, 1 oo7 brla: wheat. 10 zoo bu;
W., ~. Vo0 by; Uats, 4, 1tlu ha.
oa'f2sS1s-"he heut, VI. 500 bu; cora, 01, GOO bu.
, 1879-02-14

DETROIT, Feb. IL. -Ftoun- Firm.
0nA1S--Whcut frnlcr; extra. 0Sc: No.
white. D9c; for February, D5ic; for March, D1afc;
for April, D84c: for a1ny. u1Gc; for June, Sl.u0.
NecelpIE, III, 10D bu; shipments, L., 23J bu.
, 1879-02-14

nuFTALo, Fob. 13.-GnAlN-Whcat firm; no
salcs Corn quiet; !. 100 hu old high mixed At 40c
In store; 10 cars new on track a 3s1ic. Oats
neglected. Rys III light demand; no sales. harley
, 1879-02-14

1NptANAroLtr, Ind, Feb. 1;'.-I1ous-Qulet at
SO. alG13 15; Eecrlpts, 4.bD0
1nA1N-Whcat trn,cr; No. = red o018ac.
Corn steady At 3t9sc; May, :3hGE34!sc Oats
firm at .oG2a,ic.
PnovtsiuNs-s Shoulders, 3sf6s3Ac; clear rib, 4alc.
Lard, G4o. lIama, 7A6l79ic.
, 1879-02-14

0swrGo. Fab. 13.-GnAlS- Whcnt In fair d.
nanl. No. hard Duluth sprIng, Si,10; No. {
Milwaukee, Sl.oO; No. 2 red Wabnsl,, 81. 00,
C1rn ilrm; No. = Toledo, 43c.
, 1879-02-14

-p@--~ u,,.,. ,,or, IN ,uoxt IA.
=. ,,p.ea1't Of m'seH eH.ot " 10, oo(, hu nj nc.
Vt u sr ,tors quoted a. aoc o''' No. ''""A"~'
tps o,t. l. oon bn 1T ZIG. ,~,,,co, sha,n
r,n,l,,ns.-iios 'toa"s,s ..,,h fn,r show of rucc.
.,,n,,,, hut clotea H.aes' ,n.. ", w tor Fobrun,y,
sr. ,ets.',; "ea'e'% m March, % so. a591o. 40 Tor
,,toortta TO hrs new, feo'aes' ~ ,s1n ~ ~
a1os:4; l.:oo 9.'. ,n., morn active and higher.
p1' ~ vt, quoted At 5..@5'sc f9f hcasy e,kn ~,
Fls ss t., n,es; Western qnoted az 4::ss:ss y. a'
~: P,sv,o1 s..F anS'stss'w .o w.. ns
-. ,,,f.t ind dull. win lo"k .'s for cn,,v ,,o,
,,., 4td ve's '!a't Fsqaes1 M s1f en.;r. en % -,
IN '4. ss. oues quoted down 10 so'to' e'o''us Ut
n1, s'I;5' ,.,u,. ax,
rIlow-,odeFately ae.'se, p..' ~ as.Ssf,.:c for
sro,vs-Ilsw quiet nat sleaoi q. one,n1
ssS. snoa redn!ng Cnua; retlncd ~ last ano1ea'
tslf w. tyo,trT: satca Of 201 brls a. 81 .07.
Ntttki-" -.s.,., o1ottan for grain III much
..,t,, ,toue,t At generally Ateau'el' lno"s" .'.s
"s.Ai, higher ratcs; for Jisesllool enRseenleh's
qa''Yaa q.a \. 1tean,, 1,1oo bfss hoHr, OF through
s;fpsp r PCT p'; 1000 1u wheat at Cd p'F '"'
laooo sa corr It hasa rel ,ss'.,a,.s w W.. p,.,
vas. s"'@ reS. ,e.'1:a 1s'1cor7"s-aae, 1s at osdo
Sf* lo"s' s,o,dv. February, o. G1c; March,
94t: !utu1fs 49, 49, ,t,x IN noc. inns IN tt,c.
d ;1e; April, ".s'c; ''''' '"'1"~' '~' 1
~, ID. o0c. ...-
se9. "et,oncer: receipts, 18, 600 brlH; s,lpcf
tt'u,t a.ad western, 50. 3oap3 .o5; common to good
.,,. T. gooa 10 eosco' 80 ~, vSla =, ,nu ~
xst shsat .stra, - l'M,tss'sn. ezra oa.o' o.. ee
oaW; Il n. sSas.oo. ~. 49,.
, 1879-02-14

New OnLEAEs, Fob. 13.-,CorToH-Weakcr:
msdds!ng, Ohc; low m!d.lElng, Ohc; net receipts,
1,D43 nnlcs; gross, IL. 1D0; sa,cs, 1900; asocx.
:173 0B7.
, 1879-02-14

aally sneh,.s' Feo. 13.-pEruuLxux-Nou,t
Flava-a,s crude, B54GIs,ie; 7pducd, D., 6.
a&.A: nsaset nssxet dull; We.tcrn ex,5ay, 81, posa
4ssesA s1tss fsmily. In lots. low
, 1879-02-14

When Christian W., King Of Denmark. nall A
Wait n tho t.c,,rt of King .lomes +, ,ra, ~.
.arnsn,s y, ,1a n.1acn s.ra ".rr,aa - =. .'s ~.
e.!ouo"ie =. .ne p"'".s "s'u ea1'acu u nost
abandoning their sobrlcty a,Ml rolling about IN
n ,tntr of intox,rotton. aOpc dor.n sov. 5Ior.
r,ann 10 rrsat fcnst VA, re,d. mi ~ w. ,,,naa~
lhs IeUsescntanon a, " so!on'on III lt's temple
nnu ine EuI'ns ,a.o,. - ns ssusea o1 sneoa "as
hnye been matlc. before ttlcir Ataissties. H,tt'
alas % all earthly things do fall to poor moi.
tails In enjoyment, SO did prove our prcscnt-
men,, ment aefem. n. he !auy wv w.o oan play w
,ti ,,nr Mn,nstio. hi f,r.,a.ti,,,. , ~. W
asislur fo fln: ca,lspy, oycrsrt her casket into
his Uanisl, afntcsty's lap, allI fell ut his
ieet, tt!9nEh l rather think It ~as IN Ills
tsi. taeG. MMsn .t. "as , ,,.t, a1J ,nsay nu Sen.
,"aisr Il, rr'n Iits Slo.,v I'm gn, ~ ' @ ,,,I ~
a ,a%G H. s III H. nuac" u ts sn St up & ai, M
Iii 't,, mi hmn,hir.f h;suscif f,for1. ,,ar 49, ,,'i
wns rarrr,] ia m inner chamher n, ,oiS ~, ~" u
i,e,l If atntc. Tl,c eutertan,nnt ami s.,w vent
torward. Now did uppear in risIi dresses | Iiopc.
,u,t wi1a rendered. ber G,1,lrnynrs 81 ,ycnl th"t
s,," ,si"rrw and i,nnc1 t"y wi Il orc.,so h"r
i,rcyty. Fnith was fhn ali a1onp. fnr nm c"r. ~
tain she Tas nok ioued wi;h rooil works. antl
suet - thn % ' attoss II ~
rrru wratf, si,n siI tscnyrr INTO thcsa ri h"r
ssttnn,Innts md n,,,rh cntrarv ~ l,rr ~ se",.
iraur nit Xiii Ind o;' t,r, na,rs ot tinsc wno WI
n.,,,s,. I,rr c,,uinv, Never in mr. flmnnnsa MS
+ ftfiyahctni ,lnvs" conrlmtics thc fncr,inns
;ntrit. !" tit,l srn srl7 tuc|s of rod orirr Ills,
e'e''o'' '''' to'f's's.
.,,r ~.. <,,-,,,,
CAUSE AND CURs oF SNORING.
writer III the se'e"t:Ho Aionhtv tells ho"
, 1879-02-14
LOUISVILLE.

foutsvIItE. Fob. Ii. .-Ct,7Tox-stcady At 0:lc.
FIou.-Firn; extra. 50. o0G3. III; family. -. 10
al. 76; NJ. l. 81 +.o11t5o; fapcy. 81. RIG + 10.
0t1A.s-Whcat ttrmer; rcd and nn,her, D1e.
Corn firm; white. :Nc; mixed. SIC. 0nts-1tar-
kct dull; white, 21c; mixed, .1c. Ityc. iDc
8Ac. bulk meath steady.
WujxKf 81, u,
, 1879-02-14

FroNfa, Feb. 13.-llto,twIAEs-Firm; 200 br1
at 81. OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

The session of the Aldermen Yesterday was
the ycle,t meeting The present board. The feeling
toward che Mayor the part some Of hrs supporters
and the recent removal OF TammaHy officials nave EN-
holdencd the Tamuauv Democrats 10 bring on sharp
discussion. Soon after the board convened yesterday
Alderman Roberts presented the following resoutIon
Resolrcd That the Mayor OF toe CITY OF Sew-fork be-
ana Be s Crcby rcQue- I'd o. report 10 THIS CdfL "hd
MY exist such vacancies IN tie one" 81
po,c. CummissO should not b. tled, ana why no
nominations have been mad" 20 his Board Of Aldermen
order that their consent NAV b. gwen % appoint
mcuts IN accordance witl The directions 81 the ely
charter
Alderman Roberts, in support - his resolution shd
that he mad for three months for the Mayor 10
discharge his lau duties directed Dy statute lAd
official had a contempt for tEe law as well as Tor
iAis Board ana 1t broadly minated that 10 was
engaged 4 conspiracy to place MS OWE minlons
Office.
Alderman Ha-Was sucn resolution offered when
Mayor Ely Il oHice I
Alderman ROberts-MayOr Ely sent IN his nominations
IhiA DAYS Of tie vacancies, but they were hNt
confirmed. He promised from day 10 day 10 SEM ~
other names. did do such resolution should
have passed NJ thar time.
Alderman Burn.-Docs the gentleman know it is the
lst OF Aur.}
Alderman Roberts, did not realize It was fool day
until ,aW Alderman Burns ri+e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
LovG MIND ELECTIONS.

The annual Spring elections for town
orcrr. were Aehd in the several towns Of Queens
md suffolk Counties. J.. l., yesterday. Except 'l
rl..liug AID NcvtoVn, where tao STRIFE was
l,.tv.,o lie candidates for Supervisor, "a" vote
NO. lf.ft TIE vote IL Suffolk County was also hghL
IN. following candidate were sacr's-f'l; p,
ut 1ck,.fhon DEM & hector. ! hn Rider tDenl Nr%
80. -uu.r, 500. John l. Van N.-,s1L. t.'pD unh
inc Supervisor. EtWITC \. trT'uco Dem. HrAI-
lid -rDefv.s-l Charles ~ Crin-n'. tk"pl EeceiVef'
Inn : .golH EaD1 Tr1sure- kow~I Lidridsr
,i.nl. Naft.i Hem cad. supervisor. Jo u y. 'EtA
,p. e. C,li-cter J.~sc T. Kcl-rr Rrrl; oyster Bay
nm. VISOR George =. Downing NJ.
suffolk tuuut y. far a. heard from ;-NheeF l~lhn
-,r.rvl-.r DE- q. Sichr D"WJ; Huntington, super
v,sor -trrh.u Rogers G.rpl; Bdh'l"n' -up'rEEl-.L
CEaIirs T. DI-yed Drml; lslp Snrcryl'3r 5et'y
WICK. tf.rrJ. BtookhAv,u, sdprriiS II. l.. bhh'r
,-Ui. -,ufhoId. -uptiy.SuG. Henry A. hrrNes DEM.
-out uamptO lue poll. were hed Ia IN" Mclh"Hi-
CLurru where tlr ladies proyiGrd dnncr AT -
,rt.re The proceeds we're given 10 no church.
Al the local election ia Fiatbush Yesterday turbu-
int ruy,d undertook 70 control the voting Programs
~ ass.toure were sent 10 the PulCe Department OF
RrookIyu Inspector Waddy, with seIs ean. IoscIs ana
tV,yr men we're promptly sent 60 the polls, AMI The
election proceeded quietly Six special deputies were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
THE EAST RITER BBIDGK.

CONTROLLER KELLY To PAY THE AMOUNT DUE
FOR THE BRIDGE WITHOUT FURTHER OProsI
TIoS.
Henry c. Murphy, Samuel Hall and j. :. T.
siranauAu the Committee VI the BROOKLYN Bridge Trus
tccs waited on Controller Kelly Yesterday 10
learn his INTENDED aeu1n IN view Of the de-
c.siou OF the Court Of Appeals. Mr.. Kelly
replied to the committee that Do would issue bonds at
oncc, md would pay she s-5DoOo asked now. aud
would pa eZjOOoO more IN MY, and 100000 .
month thereafter until the whole amount. 1886 100 Is
pa j.
Tie Controller said that under the Law OF $50 he
had the power deduct the utrrs. bonds issued al
rer cent THIS Ac ha. not done heretofore aIthuuSI
ID EIouFv the interest deducted from 10" primo
a J. paid TIE tTgr amount or interest accruri
oy.r -.UOCDu. leave, only ~f3G.O % De paid ~ Nv
YoIl. Mr. Murphy said that TIE large amount ~
interest would probably make . nee tsaly Tor ibcn 10
apply TO a., Lrgs.lurc for further rrlc! II Will IT,
urr about ~.5OO 900 comp sc the bridge iaA4L-
inc Total txrcl.i'ure about Sl3,7JO,OOO.
Az adjourned meeting OF u, bHaSr trustees was
Guiding Mayl. Howell. Controller -tsnmciZ. Henry e.
Mummy and d.. -auIud Hal The meeting
wac IN cx.cJl..yr session. TIE committee when
waited on Controller Kelly reported. and general
discussion OF The 20 be- done took place lie GATE
Tor rrsuulu. Oprfrog. not named. A loss ot slE
fncr.t's has been caused by the delay. II VIZ reGnr
mat Gre Jr uo iuItnrg decays 20 complete Tue brhtr
u.xt year BIDS for the needed material VIII De gwen
ID >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
SPRLAG FLOWLAN.

The monthly exhibition Of the New-York
Horticultural ~ociety ne Yesterday afternoon at their
rooms No. 30 Wcs' TAgjy-ta rr,-st., by iar the
most successful Of the gear. both regards
the quantity and quality OF the fora. display
aud the number OF visitors Besides the Or
binary flowers OF the seasOu there was an
unusually lnrra collection of valuable orchids conttsf
utcd mainly Dv Mr,. NJ. J. Morgan. Mr.. BUSH and Nr.
Isaac buchanan. Among the more attractive nOveltier
were choice VaIrgated naples from %" nurseries OF
MrssTs Parsons sons. of Flushing, ana spe, lneu
ne golden oaA. by T. %. Pars0ns. Very refresh
lu too among tue SNOWY cLOtcr were Tic modest
ulu2 flower hardy hcrbHcOu- p"reuuiais furnished
by WOolsOn CO. o. Pa-sac. J. There were COW IDs,
hrouf yolct-. aurmOues forget ur-lut- Hu,tuaIa-,
me graceful native C.4ypAO and many oth"f'
with the smell OF the woods and meadows about
Them whose deIc tie beauty more t.-l yus.-
tr- the growing interest II this class " p-d1t-.
M wilson Hunt, president Of the society ''uducirt
be xr-es al regular meeting. and an Instructive
papr u the history hIOs ana cultivation 81 he gal
iolus read by Mr &. J. Allen of queens j. L. VINO
ia he largest grower OF bulbs iu the country, ana a
r.coguized uthorty IN this branch Of Horticulture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
MUSIC
- PHMEARN0NIc -.

The Last >Oiree of chamber music by this
club to,s pace Yesterday cv,ulng al CnIc6ering Hail.
They had evidently made great EFFORT that their last
concert should De- the most brilliant OF the
season. and although ID point OF tAe size Of
the audience 10 uH4Gesdonably was so, - is IN
fortura, fiat IN pOut OF artistic merit the perform
ance was not all that II might have been. not 20 good
even l- most OF the earlier ones Inc programme was
exec .lt. There was an ct.t'tr by boccuerim'
Ountette rv schubert and B,otlOveus noble septete,
an Nine a. Nur-ka sang twic. Tho Bo"ch'rul Octrtte
Is charming dainty, me.odlous and graceful.
and III many respect, curiousy ko -he music Of Haydn
II ha three movements. the second ~ which, Mnuet,
has ,troh- family likeness o. the delicious Mnuet OF
BoceLer,us which MI Thomas made so familiar Lere
last year. and WIS So universally popular There
is something delightfully."- r0coco 10 oil TINS music
which gives Il peculiar charm, and the club
deserve, to1 tD4k cG for revIvuE the Occtte Then
Schubert Quiute-te winch is known The Trout
because sai bet's Bell+nOv8 Of the same name
forms TIE theme o. the fourth movemenJ is tnor-
ougu.y characteristic composition; strong aud mllsI
cianly. and showing IN an unusual degree TINS
masters marvellous mclOdic faculty. The
beethoven Srprere is perfectly wei. known here.
Az TO lie playing throughout The concert the
club was moi together 80 u, best, for u Was some
what rough auC uncertain, and ID r. was Lt-e air o.
selfas,cr'lon about 70 which not wholly pleasant
And vel on Tie whole, 10 good; vigorous, inteL-
gent. and She playing Of Mt Mills IN the QJnu
tettr Wa, pcC.aly 20 be praised. Nine. d hurska
attempted B-ethoyeu's great cOnccTtaria AM PerhdO,
but 10 vi- d CON araJiyc failure. The piece OUT Of
place on such programme, AID she has neither the
voice nor he breadth OF style % give satisfactorily
And Tue aria from l. Pre- aux Ceres anything
bu' thn- of beauty. For hotn she and M I'm, VINO
PLAYED violin ob cato ver. ont rf tune. anL the only
par Of 10 vh.ch was good was Mr. DuicKen's piano
forte accompaniment san d Murska had decided
popular success.
The Philharmonic Club bas done much excellent work
during tie past and IL is 20 be- hoped that next
year 10 vii continue its Concerts. Having he command
Of a number Of wind instruments, II Is
enabled 10 give works OF character which
none % orr other chan eT-mu,ic organizations
have been able attempt, works very charm
M I'D tI-m-slve- ana great value. There
s,lr uuuUcr OF compositions OF tHis sort with
which tlr public be made familiar and since
me club Lac definite and distinct field n its
u which o. work. Il would be great PITY II 10 should
not 70 Oh.
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pant OF nl-treatTnent OF prisoners In that In
stituiion. They agreed In statement that
IL was not an uncommon thing for the keepers 20 Dog the
prisoners VITA cuwhides On February Il ast they SAID
prisoner nam lie failed &C. comply with the rcg"a-
ton recurring 81 prisoners hold thei. arms ny ~ WALK
Inc throu IA the corridors ard he was stand IN the
hall" when meant Thar he should uut IN 10 dinner
lie did go To- dinner nwcyrr. ard when the lart WIS
vrred he was taken To coll where De- was llshed
with cowAidr Field who stood guard outside, said ne
IMAM 20 OV-. lf ~ ne tHcct OF ih'
VUHIsnInruj lie had 10 20 % TIC hospital
Maav Other instances OF but q treatment OK ps, ner-
were ven. Wapu asked by Mr. Fl"rO II thry had ever
planned t4o wJ.Ieu they answered nat they meyer
were allowed an opportunity Co converse win nj.
Sheveu he len eyrrvtin % his brother. VIII" j. one
81 head keepers ui t1c prison The statements 81
tho men wcrp reduced Co writing, and tAtj made
ailIar!ts 10 thrir correctness. NJ. Zero intends to
forward the statement. 10 Washington as additional
evidence Of the Necessity OF the establishment OF
prison tor Federal offenders, tue dtsira0Iy OF when
ne reported on id=t Autumn.
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DIED.

ABBoTr-Thri Month 3lst q consumption at the resi-
dence Of his narents 427 East 52d iiaR son o. IN
Funeral srrvlces 40 Friends Meeting house 2Oth--L
(ramercy Park Fifth Day thursday ~ 10 CLOCK m
ALFoRDAAt Fast orange Grick Church \ J.; March 81,
sherwin infant son OF Charles u anu henIlea
Funeral al the Of the parents Harrison ST. Wednes
dav April ,, at 1920 a. m.
ANDREWs-On Tuesday, April l. 1879, Abigail B, wife OF
Enrrs AZ her late residence No 337 West HousOnst on
THURSDAY. Aprl 3, at p m
Massachusetts papers please copy
BALDwIN-On sunday. March 30 Charles Baldwin. in
the I'm ~ his age. . -. --, ...
wees residence, No West 2-d st. on Wednes
dav Aprl2 at 2 D.
BoswoRTH-ou March 81, 1879, Frances z PumDelly.
FGnera At hrr are residence 22dst Thursday.
April g.. al IOA N.
CURTIS-On Monday March 81 residence Of her
naw, J. Charles Applehy. So ~ B,niey ave- ave- Jrrsy
rsiv f-a. are invited N attend the FL
Heights at 3 % Thursday afternoon. April
Tn cars from Jersey City Ferry pass near
the church.
ELYOn Tuesday morning, the lst inst John Ely in the
Erfres and friends are invited 70 attand funeral
vice, At hi. late residence Prospec7t East orange y
C5 on a. i, sa-ng A. Brrcx church station Of me
Morris Railroad On arrival Of train leaving New"
YORK at l0.lOa n.
LEWIS tJonesvre Wis. March %. 1873 William Be-
tram formerly Derby conn., IN the 9-I wear OF hls
are
PIATT-At Rhlnebecs Y Y. On March 81. 81 rnermorta
william Plat president OF ationA IAS 81 q T..
late residence Rh,ncbecE.
sr0,v-On March 3d. 1873 Ann W Hull. widow n Joseph
u eioan in ~ 5-rh year OF hen age
P1ar INV asa place from her late resdenco 352 I3th
BrooElvn. on Wednesday A1rii = al 3o.c.,cS'
TEFDWELL-At Madison. Y j. sunday. March 20 attar
mort Illness Mrs.. CorneAa r. W'lo" OF George Irel
Reuves and friends invited 10 attend the tunerql ser
O'Clock arrival Of the 1890 train from New
York
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Miss Minnie Hank chose for her benefit pei
fOrinaucc the worn still popular opera. u Irova
tore" appearing Tor the first time Le,Hora Tie
audience greeted her effort, with cordlaDry that
peAtrdy rose 10 ea usasm. calling her out times
alter each act and fairy overwhelming her wltn flow
ers Sig:or C1mpau.ni prevented from singing hy
q slight co.j aud bis place va, supplied 10y sIgnor
FrapoU. WAo saug the part " IGArico without r.
hoar-a and scceptaby % receive frequent
applause and enthusiast encore after the always
popular ID gICla plrA" Siguor GJas,, as tie Count
gave l, ,uA 4.Urr OF the emit work aiWay
% from THIS admirable artist and Madame Lblache
Tereacrf her milling dramatic iMprrsOnailOp OF
AzUreE0 CARRYING Of generous share OF the hOIOrs OF
Tic evening.
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- m hour" I can tell you that too" was the
nv and he gave the number inS'antaneou'ly o'neT
i,6crs Of Bidders family have the same or si Two
powers hess simultaneously without seeing We
SooaTd George Bidders elder orothrr bs c6Y5 m"c
Wa ho .cTf in the Bible and give chapter ana verse
a.lN avt-S rdinary was ms memory
Ioxpox. April 1.-PriDce Amadeo' OF ltaly'
an. two adcs-de-camp paid brief VISIT 10 queen VIC
ana wv ,otar5av and afterv ard went 10 Turin.
ID'l@ a. an, nil. aides staid only haG an hour at Ba
venO - n IL. o..
.,1 r,rfv have arrived here. all well They Viii leave
=, r-isov next for siam. saigon and Hong kong