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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-13
THE GERMAN SAENGERBUYD.

CINCINNATI, June 12.-TO-night has been
gala for the saengerfest both In quality OF singing
and attendance. Fully 1000 people seated before
the opening OF the concert, and the total attend
ance will probably reach some hundreds more
The concert opened with the German Warriors Oath and
Prayer written by Ferdinand Moehrng previous to the
breaking ont the FrancoPrussian war; and was in
sprcd by interview between the King OF Prussia and
the French Envoy, Benedetti at Ems. Mr.. Remmertz
sustained the solo admirably, and the chorus was ex-
ceedingy prompt in its movements The second num-
her of the procra mme, an aria, :" An Ppr1da" by
Beethoven sung by Miss Emma Hecke, OF this city
This was followed by chorus for male voices
Take Wing my Song" sung without orchestral
accompaniment. Miss Helen Buatka, Of Chicago, sang
an aria from the Magic Flute She was loudly APP
plauded " God, FathPrland and Love-" serious but
beautiful composition by Ischirch fairly given nv
the full chorus Of male voices and was followed by Mr.
Whitney with a solo, Honor and Arms" which won an
encore closing number of the first part OF the con
CERT was Easter MOTung. Madame Alvsleben sustain
rig the SOLO supported by the fun orchestra chorus and
the great organ. The concert closed with Paradise
Insf
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y.

Observation-Disclosures Wednesday June H. az the
residence OF the brides uncle John W Cond esq by the
Rev William OrmistOn, ID. D.. Franklin w Anderson OF
Ruoklyp y. v Ida NJ daughter OF the 2te william L.
Lockwood OF this city No cards.
RABCOCK- WFsTON-At Montclar y. J.. Thursday, June
~ at ~ o'clock by the Rev. A. III Bradford, Robert III
Balcock NJ. D., of Kalamazoo Mich, to Lizzie clinton,
daughter Of the late Il. L. Weston.
FoIFY-VFARTT-rn this c'tv residence Of Edward
scbeu esq. wednesday. June IL, 1873, by the Rev
Frank l. Norton Rector OF ST. Johns Church. Troy the
Hon John Foley Louise p. W. daughter OF the late
Charles T. Heart, esq, OF Troy.
HoUGHTON-wATTLES-A the residence Of the brides
parents Wednesday June IL, by the Rev ChaIles W.
Homer DR. owen Il. Houghton to Nellie Alden Wattes.
both Of Brooklyn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Christ Church, BroGSiyn'
Wednesday June IL. by the Rev l.. W. Bancroft d. d.
charles ~ Howard Agnes Ruth daughter OF the late
Decius Wadsworth. esq, all OF BROOKLYN. NO cards
IoHRKE-oAKLEY-On Tueslay, June 10 al the real
dencs OF the father by the Rev. Howard crosby o.
Emil L6hrke Jennie only daughter Of James 3 oakley
OF this city
IyNCH-ROBBINS-On Wednesday. the llth Inst al the
rr.snce brides parents, Brooklyn Heights by the
Vety Rev Thomas Scott Prerton Mabel daughter Oh Dan
lei 6 Robbins to Peter w. Lynch of New York.
DECENTRALIZATION Wednesday, Juno IL, at ST. Nj.
chaes Church. Rev. ThOs NJ Peters d. d. assisted
nv the Rev John p Peters, Phi d., William X Peters %
Helen RUSSELL daughter Of the late Henry A. Heise all OF
New York
vERNAM-H UBBELL-On Wednesday, June H. at the
redepee OF the BRIDE by the Rev John p Newman D. d.,
Wliam d. Vernam Laynia Blunt, only daughter Of Jo-
W. HuDDel lr. NO cards
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r,egr Young WouEN GRADUATED.

%-he commencement OF Rutgers Female Col
- hich was held IN the Church Of the Disciples last
-, attracted very large audience. The mont
~, nlatform was u OF flowers. which
"a, hoen presented by friends to the graduating
-, oecupyng seats on tue PLATFORM were
ostaent and ex-president OF the college, DTS
-. = N Anderson and c. W. Samson, the Kew. Dr' W.
nan and the Rev. DR. Hawley. OF Danbury' Conn.,
r. continent among the interested spectators were
~, 9,hauncey NJ. Depew, ]. H. Taliman' Dr. Eras'us
N'' N, Edwards Hull, II. y. Ayeriil Professor
az Martin. The Rev DR.. j. I. Elder and T. W. hoi-
pe'V Tns exercises opened by the Rev Dr. MOT
nraysr After the reading OF the German SAL
gan address BY. MISS Lille A. Aiken, essays were
ua.' ~ a,eereu ut noe mbcrs OF the graduating class
read ef tb isdielory had been read III Eng.isl anu
When Lily r. Anderson spd hefecc1 = sos
Latin py me degree OF ArfiaE. BaccataWea Was
respectively ne president Misses L. A. Atken h -
conferred by .os sppdcySen " IN Dodge Hall, X T.
Allerton, ~ Insson aud +. l. sturges. Inc honor "
Hersey Ius The mead OF the class was
erHduutn and Hersey. their stshdine la
Misses An. .hst n was found tmpossioie 70 srs
equal ~, either Tho degree OF ATmn@ a1 a,
nrst piaee sas eopferTed upon MAI! wa,L,rs 81
In eou,.s Chambers Hall ssrah mana dnsrse of
Chariotio nn samson, ana the honorary ~
May WsshiYS Rohipson, Emma Carmen SMITH nueIIno
NJ. on barau amd Lizzie NJ Burns AFTER tns uesrv.s
Ward fatoss .nr.o he floral oherings W 'N $500
had been IN strlbuted b. j. A lrflug Dun
lug class OF Board Of TRUSTEES vi Inv
lege 49,. xvas held by Dr. and MIS- . x.sesss
rees ~ shs college after the 90" "sA'
were c0pciuo"@
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DIED.

Elizabeth n On gssday Jgne Of ~ s 1r
tn@sra services will be held Friday 49, at
the First Presbyterian Church.
Rssuves and friends invited 10 attend.
suddenly al iryingtono9 Hudson on "efnes'
Faners residence. in Irvingon saturday June
Train IL leaves Grand Central Depot at pm.
DaILFY-Tn Brookyn June III, 1879, Emily I, wife OF
ss1e. and trends are respeey invited
funeral from her ate residence iSZ BSshwek & @
requested not send flowers
DECKER Suddenly Thursday, June ~. Jula E. Red;
field wife Thompson W. Decker IT. III the 26th year oi
her age. .., Il. ,.ru a.. 49,. M, ,u-,,o, o.,
an. the 6 .% are ?H
27thsL. saturday June H. at O'Clock p. m
DE FoREsT-In New Haven. Of pneumonia June 10, wl.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to attend the
Friday 18Th inst. at 3 o'clock
Eastern papers please eopy-
DRIsLERs on "Wednesday night At her residence
IS ioth E1aoeth s. wife o. Henry prisler and
sh INST, at O'clock. friends Kindly requested NOT
TO send flowers.
pfELp-suddenly at sOurhwick, Mass. June Mrs clar,
lisa LanR. VIE VI the late Matthew d. Field aged %
years.
LAwRFNCE-Entered rcst. Tuesday. 10th inst the
Rev T. Lawrence, u. d. Pastor OF the Church OF the
FUNERAL services viii be held Friday lsth at O'Clock.
P%sSoS to which the Of The parish ov
sy s please a. s s e
LEAvENs-M Passaie, n j. June IL oropsen a. son Of
a sas asy 10 ne ra.a SATURDAY.,
June IA, at 4 o'clock p m
s S "a s e s dasPs Of tn. Holy
Communcn. Of 6,hAve and 2Oths st. ON sAtnrdAy
June Ia.
uERRIIT-suddenly at whitesone. l. l. Jone IL. sarah
l. wife Captain Israel Merritt aged 40 years mouth,
PnnsrsI al her late residence whsstone Friday June Is
Al o'elock y IN
pAIxER-on wednesday, the ilth inst Arson swim
~ ths late Jshn and Cypta III Pslmsr aged ~ yezrs.
RELATIVES Of family at those OF HIS brother
Thomas Palmer invited 20 attend ,ns funeral SERVICES
the llth INST. % O'Clock p N
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
TIE LOCAL THEATRES.

The usual summer lull is perc eptible in the
,o,trs Mss Ada Cavendish in the character OF Mss
c,,iJt-at Waack's Tatatrc-9fers the most important
dramatic theme Of the hour The play cannot be
AooeA An agreeable and the analysis OF character
oses wonder horror, pity aud perpexity rather than
ssep sympathy The Miss Grih OF the drama Is
csanrcd somewhat from the Miss Crit Of the novel, in
hing made the victim OF treaohezy and the TOOL OF
.,-ope and malignant will rather thanh any
an active agent OF wrong But even this modification
sc,s not entirely redeem her from atmosphere OF
rpuson The great charm OF the part is, unquestion
.ny the splendid mqnner OF It's embodiment by Miss
C.ycndish This very remarkable piece OF work
,d those who omit To 10 will sustain positive loss
tho other theatres the established entertainm
src Of hight order " Horrors" enacted by the Rice
Srrrrsc Party may be seen, with occasional smile
af he Union square Theatre Sasburys TroubsdOurs
continue % represent The Brook which is fresh
mi might as It's nesakC-at the theatre Of the San
Ir.pcsco Minstrels The "PnafOrc" prevails at the
srardard. Haverly's and the Madison Square. Miss
srge schott the ilusOnis be wondered at In the
Aquarium.
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NEW BYLAWS FOB THE UNION LE4G UE

THE INITIATION PIE RAISED AND The MEMBERSHIP
LIMIIED-PICTUREs SHOWN AT THE RECEPTION.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Union
League club was held the clubhouse last evening
Hamilton Fish presided. Last April committee was
appointed, consisting OF John III. Hail. Ehha ho"t'
Luther K Marsh, Benjamin X Phelps aud Artemas H.
Holmes 10 revise the bylaws of the club. AT Inc
monthly meeting ir May the admission fee was Ialsed
from slOO TO $3.50, and this was regarded as
the most important change IN the revised by
laws as they were adopted last evening
The only other material changes were as follows To
repeal the provision allowing persons who have resigned
OF been dropped for nou-psyment OF dues to be re-
admitted without fee to establish the powers
and duties Of the OF the oung fund under the
name Of finance committee, and of the building com
mittee upon the required for active opera
tions substantially In accordance with the various
resolutions of the club and It's committees restrict
ing the action Of the committee on Ambiguous
TO the limit of membership increasing the
number OF the committee from to thirteen. and
making two negative votes prevent tho reeommenda-
tIou Of any candidate for election limiting the non-
resident mem ship TO 500 aud Increasing the num-
Der necessary to maks quorum TO 100. The other
changes were IN the main b accommodate the varou.
bylaws to these provisions and In some easeA TO
improve phraseoogy and ebvate ineonsiste ncieA
Fosty-four nonresideBt members were elected, among
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HARPER IL BROS.


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BOURBON BALLADS-NO. 90.

by ne Rae sas tS ne :d aa;fPGls
a. Tresideutal veioesl
say. all We Bourbons bold
In the Democratic fold,
DO OuI hlunders in this Congress need apologizmg
Stu we choose the middle way,
For We wore the Blue and Gray.
And fought with both the banners in the war.
We are proud of the narration
OF this simple circumstance;
II You want m explanation,
GIVE Proctor Knott a chance
stand back and give Proctor Knott a chance!
An men with Bourbon traits
Obey and love the States;
The Nation Is thin ana gauZy etuence, al most,
A iaek-o' lantern chased
By fools along he waste
Oal cannot owe allegiance TO a ghost!
lis Cassy emanatiOn
Leading freemen such dance.
ID, YOU want an explanation
give Proctor Knott a chance
Stand back and give Proctor Knott cbance'
When Grant and General Lee
Met at AppOmattox. we
Dropped our muskcts and surrendered and the fan-
KEGS did the same;
For twas plainly understood
That both sides had been equally 10 blame.
Both. in tbeIr humiliation,
Promised never more to prance;
II Won want an explanation,
Give Proctor Knott a chance
sand lack aud give Proctor Knott chance!
Let :" his Fraudulency wrote.
None but legal voters yOteV
c.ch bascneSs! for the Government to Keep the
ballot pure
Marshals 10 eufOrce the law
And catch felOus III their paw
$50 freedman such an outrage can endure
We viii stop their pay and ration
If towards the polls they glance;
If Won want an explanation,
give Proctor Knott a chance
Stand back and give Proctor Knott a chance
All Won little boys stand back!
Mind Your eyes and hush youi clack!
~tap throwing green perslmmOns at tie Georgia
kangaroo!
Don't the Buckeve bear eurage,
Quit the New-YOrk monkeys cage,
The cIrcus now is coming into viewi
The Bourbon bulls of Bashan
They are paving IN advance;
II Won want an explanation,
GIVE Proctor Knott chance!
stand hack and give Proctor Knott chance!
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-, n.en stripped bare. and the peOpie had
vineyards nv nore than week.
'0s'rcu ~. Cbourko is said to have expelled
Geno, o',.,snurs no fewer than 10000 persons un-
from a. vim passports, and accordingly not entitled to
, n me capital similar expulsion has taken place
i've :" -. ara in the other large towns placed under
~ o,trol BY decree of the Minister OF the In
,.scants bsggars, and people without visible
o. subsistence, Instead Of being sent to their ma
AZ hitherto. will heneeforth be bundled of to
Wv. % a. il has been called, Nihilaris. A few weeks
81 C,unt N,colai KoskooL wao is connected with the
,rs families IN So Petersburg, went on journey to
o,v and the afternoon following his return he left
- nc with toe intention OF visiting his solicitor
has been heard Of him since and all endeavors
.,-.ce ms Whereabouts have proved fruitless. The
-, "a. an extremely wealthy young man. OF regular
SSt The superstition Is that ne has been Kidnapped
- Nh,rsts A. q hostage behalf OF the revolu-
s 81. condemned 90 death at Kew koskool Il near
u.usc,n of General Ghourko. Tue NhilISts already
CO.., a c~e such hostage, General VAIL. Governor Of
nl-lcv wao was spirl:ed away the day after he
hu 49, charee OF krspOtkin's duties Recently the
,enf received letter from him, saying that his
nt,r, we're about 10 hang him as reprisal for the
- nfjou OF DubrONtu.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The Democrats IN Congress are as useful
Dbl. ., tf,rcuc, cement" Thcs have reunited the RepuD
lc. rty ana il is a. good new We have no broken
cr,cAtIy ON our hands no"'-lfor'IAu theJ fIcsS
tE-.J
Jim Anderson must look 20 his laurels. lie
la- passed for the eli tmpon liar, but Is III danger Oi
.1Iur ont on first base Louisiana Is now SEEMING up
s4u.d Of men who eau just walk around red-headed
s.l.- Hartford Post (kepJ
Nj Tilden is again becoming popular. IL is
vafe rgtlfoad socK hui even this viii not be enough
h. insure hts rapid trausi to the White House-IPhla
A.-.hIa Press lHepl
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BURIAL or COMMODORE PARKER.

iAH LARGEST FUNERAL PROCESSION EVER sEEN IN
ANNAPOiIs.
ANSARLIs, Nd, June 12.-The funeral OF
,,unodoTe FO1hal A. Parker late Superintendent Of
~ 'S'A Academy. took place to-day. The chapel was
pp afaped In mourning Us well several OF ihe
SAn u the academy. Throughout the city nays
- boisted st halfmast
"a. ueral ssryices were very imposing Ats O'Clock
49,, ~'on q cadets under Lieutenant Solely ihe
e. VasrF under Lieutenant HAycoes, inc
n. Gard. Captain Louis Green. ana
ssei tue naval vessel unde. charge OF Licuten-
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TEL into line. the Go venors Guard taking
an ine services at the chapel were conducted by
Nv ". 5outngate, assisted by Chaplain Robert
ppnnsen, United states Navy. The paIlbesrers were
nearAdmrals jenkins, Wcvien Don aidson and Wv man
Commodore Stevens, Medical Director Maxwefi and
commanders Greene and sattig The coffin was borne
The funeral procession. which was the largest ever
witnessed here. proceeded TO the Coyernment
Semetery, where the interment took Mace
TIE services were continued nj the grave the
marines hiring salute The officers and professors OF
me academy and the officers OF the PruSsian ship
Nymphe were in the procession aud also Governor Car
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rnE OpDs AGAINsT EwING.

FFUI ttitlfFFTIuFf NV8'''''
The opening of the campaign Is not pro-
pl0us Tor Mr. Ewing. The success OF the resumption
policy % secretary sherman Is As complete az tns Bill
sy victory over the Southern COnfederaey and he mas
tueoseded already In reducing the pubic burden ny
hfrc tnan thirteen millions VI dollars year taken
su- The b0ndnolders Income. lie maintains his Treas
~ reserve. The balance Of trade is IN our fsvor Ihete
AZ solid evidences Of returning prosperity capita -
credit al over rates than ever before. II IL the object
" NJ E~ing's oandIdaey TO spoh sli this BAT une
F vietence OF special championship oi silver iaiis
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6petia! Notices.

Knapp's Extract OF Roois-Druggist' and oeermakers
will find advantage TO this article 10 not only
makes the beverage IN market sold by
druggists generally. Depot. No 3G2 Hudson.st. n. ~
Nervous medaa essay eomprs ns ssret
of lectures delivered at kahns Museum OF Anatony New
YORK aud OF premature decline
dispataby how lost health b. reclaimed, aaorhs esa
synousis npemeus To marriage ahd inc e'nL d
nervous and ysca by beug the result OF ID year, er
perence mail 25c currency, postage stamps AlHes
Secretary KAHN'S Museum. UsS BroIdway. New YORK
Post Office Foreign mails for the week en finS
SATURDAY. H. 1879 Will close at tins ONCE On
1870 a. ior Europe by steam.hID "yon-
ing via Queenstown on WEDNESDAY az sa m. tof
Europe by steamship scyhia wa Queenstown eortesp'nd
ence France must specially adressed ana AZ a. n
f,r France direct steamship Canada. via Hsvrej on
THURSDAY $50 q. for Europe, Dy steamship Bauc
(cOTresDondence for Germany ana france
nn,l o. specially eszs and AZ ll:tO M Tor Enlpe
by sts1mshp HerleT via Plymouth, CherbourE anu nan
burg on ATURDAY, az 10 a. M. for EarUpe ey steam
slD CITY Chester QueeDstoSn correspondence io
Germany and and must BE- specially aidressed ana
az 10 m. Scotland direct. by steamship Deyns Wa
GasgOw and 1880 tor Europe ~ steamship MOseL
via Southampton and Bremen. The mAls fof Den nArs
sysaep, aud Not dispatched BY Hamburg and
bremen only. The mails for Newfoundland iexye
New YORK The malls for AsDinwa aud south "a
cine ewYork Ju1e To- me mails Tor Hayu
Jamaica Maracaibo leave Nesfork June ~ Inc mars
Tor Havana NexYOrk June ~ and L. The malls fog
ayt sayanila, &c. and Greytewn leave New-fofk June
mails for CHINA Japan san Francisco June IL
Tho mails for Australia &c. leave san fIaneiseo July
" THO5. l.. JAMES. PostnAster.
posf Once. New York, June !. 1879.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, June 10, L a. m.-The movement
in the barometer yesterday was slowly downward
Partly cloudy weather prevailed, with light showers
near the the third quarter and during the last
quarter The temperature ranged between Oo' ana ~
the average being $40 lower than Wednesday, The
amount OF moisture in the AR has been increased
Partly cloudy clear weather. with chances OF light
showers the morning. mas be expected to-day III th
city and vicinity.
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ONLY ONF SIDE COULD HAVE BEEN RIGHT
-. a. klhral Enlnlnq yguIflal lkepl

Ii is not possible that the cause OF the south
AID tue causr OF the North were bOth ." tIc c1nf VI
truth nd iustice" Both could be right. IN TIE
bloody aud deadly struggle which rent the anu TOT ou
Year, aud stu nils it with mourning. the lighNoos
Ismeipts were not equally ola both sides III me You
felefate cause was the of truth ana Justlce
then The Union cause was the opposite ana when sen
Lor Morgan irms the one, he logically aud DsVitAoy
usuta Ne The other In order 10 pay all proper rssPeSt
AID honor 10 the memory OF the Confederate dead II
Necessary to assert thAt they fought in Just cause
~ d. that n 10 reassert doctrine OF reOeon ana W
tA0s that its spirit IL sun cherished
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GEORGE p. PUTNAM,- SONS,

Is Life Worth Living by W. H. NhlOcS auihor or
The New Republic"
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sCRIBNER & WEXFORD.

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OUTO's DUTY.

II the Democracy Is oNerWhelmlnsy ue
f.tel u,, Octobsr fhc Coufederates will retire their
arrogance Viii abdte instead C demanding immediate
AID utroed Possession oil the Whole OF ue SOuI
H. ey viii be- glad To Oner arguments why they should
c0utlol anything and Instead OF insisting upoA bIsoh
blfu OT Chalmers the accepted type OF Ameiica',
statesmen T{Oen or David DAVIS will he chosen 10 lcfti
toe column ii gwen 10 stay TIC rising ue ol NJ
ltllOu that threatens TO OyerNhelm US all
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nOUGmrON. OsGoOD &C..

DetHfoid Romance. by W. H. Blsh0D Iit.le Classie
style lSmo. red edge, II 20
Color Kindness Its Dangers and IL. Detrcton ny
49, Joy Jeniies NJ D. Dptbslsc Azssehnsetts
and Ear InnImary &c.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

"Eloise ct Abelard,' GounOd's new opera,
g. nearly completed.
Ii is stated that Nine. Julia Rive-King is
s.u 20 appear a vocalist at promenade concerts in
Baltimore
The Vokes family have brought out in Lon
don % new musical comedy called " The Daughter OF
ell. geyIneDl"
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These Rrea, remedies IN curing AL skin scalp and
blood huInors where heretofore IN use tall because
they possess and original properties never before sue
cessfully mbned IA medicine.
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