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MIR. CARRIERS RECTAL.

Mr. Henry Carter repeated at Trinity
Church yesterday the experiment which he made last
week Of giving q number of selections from one WORK,
and Of composing his whole programme OF them anu he
vas not less successful with Mozarts q" Requiem" than
with Haydns last words OF Christ" The Requiem
IL very beautiful and very interesting, and II is NOT
well known at all to the great majority OF those who
attend these concerts Mr. Carriers selections were
mos. iudicious for while they not long enough 70
prove At all tedious they at the same time presented
almost all OF the and most attractive parts OF the
work The transcription also was all excellent one, f0r
conveyed lie effect OF the original with remarkable
fidelity and n was exceedingly well gwen by MI Car
ter lie PLAYED after tht conclusion OF inc Requiem
music very Effective arrangement OF the hln'IuJtn
Cho. which dispayed tine noble tone Of the organ 70
adur1r AZ. .fxau
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BRUsH-rn Brooklyn Thursday March g. J. Theodore
Brush In the 6Otl year OF his age 49, ,., u, . 49,. , 49,,
trends OF rho family are Invited 10 attend the
funeral at his 2te residence 10 II Gaat place
send flowers.
BURRELL-At Little Falls y; y on Wednesday, the 9th
,ns;.. Harry Buuen in the s?d year Of his age
Funeral viii be held at his late residence Saturday
the Sth inst. at l o'clock .. IN.
CLAYAt Elizabeth, y j. on Tuesday. March after lin
gerng Illness Henry Clay "a 3s $Sd yea, % n,9 age
are nv OF 10 attend funeral from late residence At
Elizabeth on Fri Ia, Itn ipsi., al JclJc6 - NJ
Pittsburg papers please copy.
ERsKINE-On Thursday. March 6. John Erskne, In the
6Sa year OF ais age. 49,. -. , ~, ,.,o ? .o
No 81 p aud A. ~ Greenwich Lodge, o. o. f.. are
respectfully nyitei 70 attend tie iGnSGa on so
sunday. It particularly requested that no
HUNTINGTON-In Lebanon Conn, March L. 1879, Deacon
FGneia FRIDAY 80 the Second Congregational
Church Norwich. Conn.
HURLBUT-On Thursday morning March 0. at Hoboken.
81. Mrs. EveiDa p. widow Of the late Samuel HurDut.
FahSr, services on SATURDAY March g. 10 O'Clock H.
the First NJ. Il. Church. WashingtO1-st.. Hoboken.
II M MaFS" ka as GarrSon ae 81
Funeral from II E. Church. RhineDeck saturday March s.
Carriages will m. uptrain from New York Rhine
trlIu TO NewYork.
s aftr bef illness Gern9S yoaerst daassSr Of
Elizabeth II and the Rev DR. A D. Lawrence Jewett and
granddaughter OF the late Rev Dr. Dickinson, in the th
Reye, and friends OF the family are invited TO ATTEND the
funeral saturday morning. at IL O'CLOCK without further
notice.
Philadelphia aud New BrunswicK ON papers please copy
KENNARD-At his residence, Masnola.aye, Jersey city
Heights. March Is, John kenn1rd.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
LEWIs-At White Plains y. Y, on "Wednesday. March s.
1879 Willie Haned, eldest son Of Joseph H. and Deborah
A. Lewis agoi Ia years and months
Funeral Satnriay 9Th lO from the house. ami
at Tho Memorial NJ. f. Church. al O'Clock
Interment at UniOnVie
PFARSALI-On Fifth Day Uhpr3fay In the Sls year Of
hi. az Gilbert II. PeirsaIl, formerly Of Flushing. L. L.
invite ATT ms funeral from
IN, ate reslenCe No lGi 81 st. Brooklyn, on seventh
quested not ID send flowers
KOOT-In Bloomfield j. March 5, Amy Theodore infant
dau shter o. H. ana j. C. Root
Suddenly the morning OF the 9th inst Leopold,
son Of Wte aud Leopold schepp aged motifs and III
days. o,o
Funeral from residence of his parents 322 MadsOnave
on SATURDAY. March B. at 1880 a H.
WAKFMAN-At southport, Conn, az midnight March 8,
Jesup Is. Wakeman. 800
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MLINIC.
TIE pAMRoSCH-PNNER sOIREE.

The pleasant little Union League Theatre
was crowded last night by audience that fairly over
flowed the limits OF the theatre itself into the extension
at tbr rear The concert worthy OF both the size
and the enthusiasm of the audience, fOrt was unusually
deightiu Dr. DamrOsch and Nj. Primer are both good
Artistic they seem to be III perfect sympathy aud the
quality OF their programme last night aud the manner
Of its rendering were alike excellent II opened with
sonata nv Raj for violin and piano delightfully."- grace
ful meodious composition, marked by the me work
rspshjp and the refined character which are cOnsic
nous in almost everything Of Ra's Two Of the move
ments the second and third Motto Nlyace ana an
Adagio were especially charming, the slow movement
being fun OF peculiarly delicate sentiment and pathos
Mr. Piuncr played Llszts very trying minor sonata
with peatess and elegance II not always with sufficient
force aud the concert brought TO close by Spr
tied performance Of Schuberts noble fiat THO Top 99
by Messrs Pinner Damrosch and Bergner. Between
the iDsru1 entail selections Mr.. Franz Remmerz sang
with excellent taste Franzs lovely "Biite" aud schu
maDn's Ich grolle uicht." and he gave fine manly
rendering Of ringing, spirited song from Jensen
"TruWpeter OF Sacungen," Alt Heidelberg Ter RENE
Altogether the concert thorough treat ana VIII
cause the next of the series to be awaited Wild me
peisanes anucipatiOns for thus far the eroTmaucrS
OF the gentlemen who giving them nave Deen much
better than the first promise.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Nnnopsis for NE pasL - hours.

WAsuINGToN, March 7, / a. m.-The ba-
rometer fallen in New-England, with warmer south
erly TO westerly winds. cloudy weather and snow.
Light rains have prevailed IN the Lake region. the OHIO
Valley and the Midie States followed by clearing ana
slightly warmer weather, westerly winos and rising
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Indications
For the Middle States, warmer southwest to north
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For New En- gland partly cloudy weather in the south
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slgLt fal., loi owed by slowly rising barometer.
TrIHI'NT LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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WELL-EARNED PRAISE.

The Hon. Frank IIlscOck has just completed
his first term Congress He gained III tucse Two
years Of public reputation such as few men nave
gained in a lifetime 1hIs has been done as member
OF strcug delegation from THIS State. and In the
minority OF be Housr, where 1t is more difficult TO gam
position than the majority. The services and record
of Representative Hisc ok satisfactory to bis con-
stlturnts who among The most dscrllnatlng' w
tellgeHt and thOugh the country Tie has strongly
Ommendcd himself 10 their favor which IL attested In
his very handsome reflection and has given them
practical exhibition qualities which anofd reason
for Xpecng better and higher service rom nun
IN the new Congress and probably AZ no distant dal IN
yet more advanced position OF puOuo stewart
ahl
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THE CIPHER DLSP4TCHES,
March 7. 1879.

FURTHER DETAILS FROM THE REPORT OF The
POTTER neutrality-suspicious. AND TRANS
IATIoN OF SOME or TUE DISPATCHES
lGESERAL PRESS DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-lhe report OF the ma
iorlty of the Potter Committee on the cipher
dispatches gives the following account OF the way
in which the dispatches were collected:
Tnai In the Autumn Of 1876 the Western Union Tee-
grapn COMPANY gave orders TO IT'S employ o. at all points
10 OF fro when such dispatches had been cent or re-
ceyeh or repeated, 10 forward to us main ONCE at
HewYork dispatches nd copies OF dispatches relat-
inc 10 the Presidential election OF 1876. anu the sdme
Werr thereupon collected and forward TO New-IOrF,
where they were assorted In packages with reference
10 the points from which th'y came.
A general subpoena having been served upon the mem
Of Committee ~ the telegraph com
p,ny COMMANDING them 10 produce al dispatches relat-
Ing IN any way to elton OF 1876 before the Nor
ION Committee tue company directed MI Cary TO de-
liver 10 Mr. WI they, tue manager OF the company At
W,shugton all the dispatches "a his Charge, aud Mr.
whitney alter having aiken thertf M the 81 ecnc ore.
gon aud Louisiana dispa ches aforementioned placed
The res OF the amounting In number 10 30
275 In trunk, taking an Inventory only VI the number
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VISITORS FROM TRENTON, " J.
THIRTY THREE NEW JERSEY AssFMBLYMEN AT
Albany,
lBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE

IBT IFIEGRAPH 10 HE IKIBUNE.I
ALBANY, March 6.-Members of the New
Jersey Assembly the number Of thirty
three arrived in this city tonight and were
welcomed at stanwiK Hall by State officers
and representatives OF the Legislature OF New-forE
The visit Is "A return one Speaker AlyOrd and other
N.wYork Assemblymon having visited Tren
la.t Winter. The Committee OF Reception at
hotel consisted OF Leutenant-GOveruor DOrsheimer
Treasurer MacKln Senator Wagner Speaker Avord md
Assemblymen Holahan. skinner, lngerson and
Peek After the Introduction OF the New
Iersey members many members OF the
the Nev.York LEGISLATURE who came TO the hotel. "a
dinner WAS served IN the dining room Of the hotel.
About one hundred persons took seats about
the tables After the dinner speeches 10 re
snonse TO tOaats made by Lieutenant
Governor Dorsheimor, Speaker Jackson, Of New
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AN ADNONI1ION TO EGO SLOW"
Trorn IN, lHiILo NOntfrr lDern

In control of both houses, the Democracy
will certainly be held pOnsDie for legislation TO the
iu exent Of their power The extra session should be
restricted 10 absolutely n,crsary business and IS soon
Trqu I'd appropriation bills become law early
day for i1urumcnt Should he nxed tn re ought To he
attempt make political capital Of any sort for the
elections ,hs year, 10 pass any Huaucial measures
not specially recommended by the Executive depart
ment. Let the Democratic leaders OF bOth houses re-
member HE III this session they can DO ntte 10
help their party IN the Fail election, they can do much
inure H. Their wisd IN VIII be need 10 make
the extra harmless alike to The interests OF the
country and Of the Democracy.
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1t is most deplOrable that the country must
he subjected 10 dnOtn,r season OF dOnbt uncertainty
and danger through extra session of Congress- Inc
ALNth Congress continual menace to the inter
ess o. product indu try ana trade during the WI lie
period of It's existence and the XLNth threatens to be
much moro dangerous body; Tor II Will be ruled by
men who do not even pretend 10 the virtue OF patriot
ISM in the when implies devotion 10 the general
welfare. Consequently the President will he burdened
VITA unusual weight OF responsibility. AMI Will need
al the courage impaired by MS CONVICTIONS We are
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OF his friends ID that respect.
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TrlRJ'NT LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March z. a. m'-Ahe barometer
fo consdeiss!y yesterday. the fall beng most rapld
ng the ast half Of the day. Partly cloudy weather
WIS followed by cloudy weather, with hght snow ana
rain during the third quarter OF the DAY CedTlng
.rG r ar weather prevailed during the art quarter
Thr Temperature ranged between 2so ana Vthe aver
ace beng CLIO lower than on "Wednesday Inc amount
oT moisture ia IA, air 10 very large. -. .,.. -.
Partly cloudy or clear weather. Win sllght nanss II
eueratute may DC expected Ia this city and vicinity
,Odays
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THE SOUTH SOLID FOR srrr DAVIS.

There are comparatively few men in the
South VINO have any serious hiking for Mr.. DAVIS. BY
III he s regarded the prime OF the downfall
OF the COnfederacy. So long, however he s denied
his civil and political rights is sought 10 be degraded
because he President of the Coz federse States, the
SOuh Will he solid for him. II the Republicans we're
really DESTROYS to deprive Mr. Davis OF all power and In
1urncc they would force pardon upon him. aud insist
his receiving the pension he with hs blood in
AaY
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PUBLIC OPINION.

=. a year more Of resumption, with returning
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80 IN Name VIII be largely "a TeinUmDidnco only
NV'uand Pres tRepJ
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sn dominate indianapolis Journal QiepD
OuTlng the first week OF his new term Zach
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n,, ,tache. he rally looks young. He might
Ss Cr.wd for n mum OF fifty, though he was
p IN The Waterloo year
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Jersey. Speaker Alyord, Assemblyman Deacon Of
New,J'rsey, and Chauneev NJ Depew. Tomorrow
the NrwJ~rsey members will visit the State Capt.
to ding and will be formally welcomed by the Leg
i-lature.
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SERVICE Albany Evening Journal Rep}
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A mass meeting VIII De ntld al the BlOomingdae NJ F.
Church lO4tst east OF The boulevard on Friday evening
March ar O'Clock protest against any legislation hat
can In any Tear the budng and rapid eOm pieuOn u
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