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New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
u1rsIC,IAND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Haverly will open the Lyceum Theatre
March 81 with the Oates troupe in the comic opera
OF " The Little Duke"
The Count of Jones is at it again-this time
al the s. James Opera House. somewhere in the high
latitudcs OF Broadway. as Lord DundreGrU
NJ. Paul Bernard, one of the best French
musical critics. who was for many years the staff of
the Rcrue # Ga-ete Musicale ded Paris the 2it
ult., at the age OF nitY-One
Mr.. Edward MollenhaueTs comic English
oyera the Masked Ball." will he produced tonight at
the Lyceum Theatre with the same cast which has been
giving II for some time IN Philadelphia.
A NOcturne for the orchestra by Mr.. c. F..
Daniels Of tnis city attracted favorable notice At the
last Chckcring Hal symphony by its clcarneSs
OF form and ELEGANCE OF melody.
Mr.. G. +. Rowe has co-labored with the
author OF the novel Of The LaaVenwOrh CaSe"-Anna
Catharne Gree and a dramatic version OF mis- story
will II iutmated bo produced at local theatre later
IN tae season
The temperance here Of Mr. Frank Mayo
places again within the pubic reach source OF refined
and romantic pleasure. Mr.. Mayo comes forward as
Dory croclca character to which h. mparts idylLc
charm as Wr as the substantial grace o. a generous
maHiiuess alike OF temperament and action.
DIR. Damrosch will bring the first season of
the Nsv-YOrk SYMPHONY Society TO imposing close
by the production next Saturday of Bocthovens Ninth
sympnonr The Oratorio Society will furnish the
chorus aui tAc quartet will consist Of Mr.. Mary l.
Swift, NJ IS Emily wuart, Mr.. Fritsch and NJ Stod-
daid. The concerts under Df. DamrosciIs direction
have bccn muc' the bcst OF their class given III New
YORK s season aId naturally they have received the
gr,at"st share Or the Iubllc favor.
The next appearance of Herr WilEelmj in
NeEYolx VI! D BE- ~ the Philharmonic Concert and Re
hesrs2 ol Apfi : AMI 5. The lovers OF viii be
oehghtcd carD that during the month OF April he
viii play here IN series of Chamber Music SOrees.
Toe striDg quartet VIII inciUde Dr. Damrosch, Mr..
scb~arz Glr Bcsgucr, and several pauSt7 VIII De
nto al tAa .ltcrtIllIn. ntS-prODdDiY netSfs PuHcI
hGmmC', MI, FAD Mason, ana Nine. Carrth,.
Joachim, the violinist, is said to be appar-
emily about 0lt, years Old. Of diGhed presence and
Serious iel, wO dsains all the usual personal adorn-
ments OF tae stage performer, dispensing with dla-
mOu1s and tuCCss SUITS, ana entering upon his task
VIII au 1Ir h.c! Enthusiastically pT0clans that no re-
sbrua yO.ir playing important ana WeISniy mag
,eF ana not as means Of displaying musical gymuds-
1es aud tickling the ears OF the multitude
Aayer Scharwenka, the composer of the
concerto winch produced at DR.. Damrosch's
last concert made his debut In London recently, and is
Pronounced pianist of the very first rank He is
pupil Of Llszt and in regard his playing The eqdemy
rays tina. "a" Is in the best Of the term artistic.
MS touch is eNqusitely clear and lac has the power OF
producing The maximum OF tone with the minimum OF
AetOn Dis quiet and OsteDtatOus manner In re-
eshng contrast to that OF many paBsts OF the present
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
THE DEMOCRATIC ICPROGRANME PLAINLY STATED.
From The BGtDiCre G'zctts tiCfH.)
tho nl1In husiDnsS of tho

IT, IhtItIOFtt httIHS IHU UItIH UIsIHtSS vi UIU
session pass with ~ ,ile delay a. possible
bills repeating tur Objectionable laws, and send them 10
Mr. Hayes his signature II is asserted BY those VINO
claim know that HAYES viii veto tncm. Then ihc A-
preparation bills should bo passed with the repeating
sections put agdn riders ana then the day OF
adiournEent fixed and other legislation be at
tempted II Mr.. Hayes refuses TO sign Jhe Alpuprd-
toD Lil- passed Dy The HOnse and Senate upon ms
head val rest .pOu,Iby OF opposing the Will OI
tho people blocking the wheels of the Government
Let nm however, Gaic to touch cent of money that
has 10. been appropriated 10y Congress to its specific
purpose. and lie W h. become liable 10 impeachment. II
JIavrs refuses sign bills viii place himself
The wrong and put f. au1ocracy greater jeopardy
tnan hi. hLtcrers suppOsc
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
MIDNIGHT THER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis FOR he rdst 81 hours.

WASHINGTON, March "a, l a. m.-Thc ba-
rometer chest in the Atlantic Coast States. and low
Wisconsin, where storm Of considerable energy
central The temperature has fallen In the " H.
ole, South Atlantic aud Gull states; elsewhere tcre mas
been ssnt rlse Light rain or snow has fallen in tnc
Northwest aGd Upper Lake region. hut ear weather
prevails ihc South, South Atlantic AMI AiG' St1tf
Suufhw s'cfy winds prevail in the Lake region, Upper
" ppi and ONO Valleys and nOrthWesteriy Wines
In the Middle states and NeT-Eagland
TIdicdfIOnS
For New England partly cloudy weather cold north
westerly winds and rising barometer followed by WINDS
shiftng t. sOutbCry falling barometer ana pOh-
sibly by rain.
For the Middle Atlantic States, clear weather FOL
lowed by Increasing COullnesS. and IN north portiOns
By rain. Od nCTtL6ry backing tO warmer sOdtheTy
winds and falling rOmetcr.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
SUNDAY EVENING CONCERTS.

The concert last night at the Grand Opera
House lost much of its interest because SgnOra Pas
calls who was made her debut that OCCASION
was i'll. and unable to appear Di Murska sang,
as also did ROspat (whO, by the way sang
much more IN tune than last Sunday, and
TagIapietra, and Miss Markstein and Mr.. Kapp
played. AT Booths Theatre Signor D'Aura conducted
on orchestra and NJ. Remenyi and Mme Carreno
played and Miss Gertrude Franklin There was
also concert at the Broadway Theatre, where there
were given selections OF various Sorts from drum solos
10 An aIla ROssini.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
TELEGRAPH COMPETITION TO STOP.

louisville, Penn, March 23.-On and after
April | the Western Union Telegraph Company Will
Withdraw from the territory operated by the Phadel-
phia and Reading Railroad Company. Tnc Withdrawal
Wil affect number ot cities and towns In
this State, IDciuhu: N0TristOwu PIOCLlXyiiIc,
PuttstOwu. Beading, Pottsyllic, Tainaqua, Siam
oklu, Harrisburg aud Nilliauspurf. 1t u under
stood hat an arrl cement has been Cf,cted 10y when
the receipts VIII Ice pooled ha,r very satisfactory
10 both companies Il ls understood that the contract
covers a pcFIO1 OF fifteen years.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
@ Q S r S c RIFT
2::A5 q. n
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
FOR LORD CHELMSFORD.

EXPLANATIONS FOR LORD CHELMSFORD.
LONDON Monday. March "a, 1879
TIE Post and Times state, apparently on au-
thory that Lord Cnclmsfors letter has been gener-
ally misinterprcted. Il does not imply that either
Lord Chelmsford or Sir Bar!lo Frcre Ia eager
cast of his responsibility. In consequence OF the
prevalence Of sickness il was Lord Chelmsfords duy To
provide against "a contingency which might leave the
army without "a rcSpOn Sible ch.ef. 49,,
TIE Post declares The report that LOfd CncsIOfu nas
been aupeT eTseted Is nnfOunGed.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
CHARLES ~CRiB>ER'- SONS.
y

CIcaniuas of Past Tears loi}-i~ By the Right lion.
Nm. T.. Gladsiole vols. IGno. prlce per Y''lhe 9
The Age Of the AntOnlne, by Roy. w. Wolfe Capes.
Vi. \. lbmp, C.Oth, u.
The FinnI Philosophy. As issuing from the harmony Oh
science and religion. historical ana critical hiTndclDa
Bv Charles w Shieds D. d. IL D. Second elluon revised
! vol, Syu, -
Wnlian, TaIIen Brynnt 4 commemorative address ds
lv rIcrr thr New Historical society ~ the ACa1
emy Muse December 3D. 1875. BY George Wlnam Cur-
tis svO paper 80 Ceats l2no, co.b. 10 cents
Goethe nsA Schiller Their lives and WORKS IncnlinI
cnnurnaryo by Professor IL H. Bye3en, VI CO~
NON I niyeralty. ono yOuIne l.m0. elotl. 81
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
FREIGHTs East FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, March 23.-The Vandalia, Wabash,
and Chicago and Alton three OF the 1--we pool ncs run
ming east from here, res0l' ed, at meeting yeser
tav 10 restore freight rates, ard from to-mOr
row monday the rates to New-NOrk VIII be
and on rolilth class .reigh 20 cents. The OHIO and
MIs,ssipp ana indianapolis and ST. LoIs nave not yet
slrult ID what they viii do.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24

From The R0cbcstsr Democrat dHd ChrOnfci9 (Hcp)
In vain do the chairman and Kelly and the
rest call like the sIor-lOy, upon Seymour to The
truth IL that majority of that committee IS in bad
way Gramercy Park Is ahead, by cunning and uEscTu-
pu OF course bur still ahead; ana the very
Dir may grow blue with Iammany Oaths, without much
promise dcveraucc from the thradOm Of the hated
There does not seem to be 50 far promise Of
that harmony over which sUCh stunning leaders were
written a few months The battle is on and
the scaps viii fall, but it looks II they all TO
a Iildau's belt.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
6ueslnl Notices.

Bangs & Co., Auctioneer-. $50 Broadway.
MONDAY and UEsDAY. March "a anu 20. at $50 D. IN.
A COLLECTION Or CHOICE BOOKS:
STANDARD WORKS IN HIHrORY. BIOGRAPHY
TRAVELS. AND BELLEs-LErTRES;
ALSO,
VALUABLE WORKS OS HUNTING AND FISHING :;
SOME AMERICANA. THEOLOGY. AND
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.
The books generally IN good condition. many OF them In
handsome bindings.
Dentntry OF Every Description Tho very best,
laWest terms b. DTs. WAIT & SMITH ola stand No as
Last 23d-sI Call and examine specimens and references
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
If II comes TO q game of "Starve-Ou
NEW pTTAere OF THE sIINTR QUESTION.

From re Nee YOTE COr"eIcGi and FfrGpdo' Chronts
This week silver in London has tOuchcd
43i M The loves pom; # ha2 ever tuuChtd except for
brief pauicky period in 1876. The present quotation
has been reached not through sudden tai from an
exceptional clu>c bHi by gradual lowering 0i Vaiun
under the WEIGHT OF many advrr.e influences.
Under such circumstances is il not ear what policy we
should ursucl Europe has attempted C. throw silver
currency and she - bitterly suffering
forit W. bccv2 that IL 5 against the interests OF COM
mcrc'al development and progress in The rlt that
this shOGld hr done As he price lines the suffering
becomes greater and is lead NJ t. change OF views IN
Great Britain Shall not then help on tilS ITCc,
OF cn GtCumct by stopping our coinage OF silver do
lars virtually tell Europe that VIII have uOtl' To
with silver until trey help restore II 10 its Od
placcl Our present action not only cnCs ~ SuppCrt
pucr but thau that. II Is encouraging Goldstand
ard countries with the belief that shall final he
compeied to adopt silver solely and give gold II We
withdraw and ct the in operation work ont
Their natural result The eud cannot he dOuhtiu We
trjst Congress will give TINS suDec. Tie consideration
its Importance demands.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
Tn,nrsE orrlcE. March q. a. m-Tho barometer

TRiRrSE OFFICE, March u. a. m.-Thc barometer
saturday morning, but began TO fall rapidly on the
coming of the Ian storm (,ee heavy line on dlagran
.hc downward noy,men; continuing until close Of
the dJy Yesterday the movement w"s UPWARD dutlng
the greater part OF the day (sca light 1nt) PAFlN
cluudy weather saturday morning was followed nv
cloudy weather with light ana Heavy rams lrom lI:3o
a. n until midnight Yesterday partly clOudy weather
aud westerly winds generally prevailed. On saturday
the thermometcr ranged between 33' ana 33'. the
average brug 37 lower tLau Friday; yesterday Tue
Temperature i2 1t noon bat fell to b. at mid
night the ayerarc being 10 higher than on SATURDAY
TAe amount o. moisture IN the air Is large.
Clear or part ~ cluu y weather, possibly followed late
in the dag by ght raIn may be expected IN this city
nd n today
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
AN ENGLISH VIEW OF THE PRESIDENTIAL OUT
LOOK


At present it - not TO be denied that the
chances the Democratic side altogether favor
OF Mr.. Tidcn. On the Republican side one seems TO
any prospect of uniting the party and arousng ts
enthusiasm except General Grant. The significant
manner III which the RI publican journals record every
act and every word of the President Is sufficient
proof tia; his travels not watched by his COuhtryen
ont OF mere CURIOSITY. Fortunately Ter him he Is Tar
away She OF immediate conflict, and is not
suilrd BY the StiIc. At the same time his friends
taking that his name shall not be forgotten.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
CENTRAL Park ARCHAEOLOGICAL OBSERVATORY
Prominent ARRIVALS.

PiHh frcnHe Hofel-COngressma Hester Clymer,
Of Pennsy Ivania liam Chandler. OF New Hampshire
W Baruum OF Connecticut; +. W Cote Pr 81
dent OF the Nashvie Chattanooga and - Louis Railroad
ami enrra 4. SChOonmaser IT, Of AL
baHy RreroCt HOJs'Slf Hugh Allan. Of Montreal
Union SGurrg HOtSi-Iicut' nant Commander II. g. White
T. :. York Hotel Con grcssInan J. A. Hnbbe of
Mich E,eyct n, usePre-dent NJ B. Anderson Of
Rochester University IGrk ArcHrc Hot-C0nCress man
Joan Hammond. of Crown Point \: f..;:-.M NtRot1s
HD'- Con 4. VI. Wadlell ~ North Carolina
oraGn Treasurer A. c. NO7es ~ Penn.
sslysuia Mcr0psLt Hotet-tX senator James Wood. Of
Gcueseo y 4iJemGTe H0tcl-Senator Henry Butter
field. " Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
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New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
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New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
NEXHAUsTIBLE N COwARDICE.

The submissive disposition of the Northern
Democracy - iucXhaIstble ite cOwardiCc Suli,
there Is possibility the existence OF Northern
Democrat will not turn his lack upon his friends at
home, will dare that the ordinary workings
of THIS Government the payment of its employees. the
progress Of ITS publ works, the stability OF It's finance
Of It's credit shall not perish in order that nal
lot box suffcrs may go uudctrcted and UNPUBLISHED
crime. What the South demands unconditional sur
render. IL VIII nd that there is Sucn thing an ir
recOrcL cLaDle N1rth.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
GEORGE w. CARLETON & 90,

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bound, III %.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
.ONFORT FOR THE RURAL DEMOCRAT

tTf 10 me ft'HbJ ICfhtHG JObI hHt lHtj)
What came with TIden's control of the
Dem cratic party of this STATE 1875 ana 1876 ind
what would come with his cCutrO in 1879. II
would another retirement OF Democrats who have
not trained III his camp prOstitutcd tner manhood
to viii. II wOuld mean the restoration OF tue min
c0mpocps to their il and offensive mastery 1t would
rave followed tAer nag would be without Influence
Perhaps Democratic harmony can bo secured oh lnls
basis. is itc possible that, with their past
experience may be willing TO place the yoke upon
their uccks.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
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New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
FOUR POSTULATES.

From TIE CthcIHHdt CJIHWcTctdt lIad.I
l. Randall was i'll New York City four days
between Congresses.
2. Tilden has Iuade more than million dollars since
he was candidate for the Presidency.
3. Thdeu and Randall friends, and Randall was
reelected Speaker.
E. Tden's trends say his health is good rs that of
Judge Thurman.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
A NOTED BREWERY DESTROYED.

LONDON, Monday, March "a. 1879
a Vienna telegram announces that the
famous Drcher Brewery has been burned and that
several lives have been lost.
lkOr other f3r5iJn ysiO3 First PIgs.l
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
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A VERY RIGID VIEW OF ARCHBISHOP PUECELLs
rror 11e nreprps ,.'i Ioaio, yonrnqL

Surely the very best course to be pursued is
to educate the pubic 10 the understanding that in beng
Ded rcspUnshe for The cOmnlssioH OF crime Or O
social errors, should hc difference bcwPeu the
Archbishop and ire meIbest citizen except in this the
higher aud the moro Influential offender tie moro
serious the breach OF trust and the the pun
ishmCut.
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AIDE. RANDOLPH & 20.

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New-York tribune., 1879-03-24

the charter forbidding an Alderman from holding
any other office does not apply to Federal ofnces;
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HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs, NO:
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