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.c.n,xv or Nrsc-" Lucia IA Lammermoor'
RtJoI OPERA HOUSE, Lawn Tennis
BooTH's iH.ATRR-' Hamlet . ,,,,,..monie Re-
hcarSal NIL,
nuy's fuF tTRF-'' Needles aud Pms,
uNhihi 49, ,vrxrt nv aTI,,-" Incomar.'
UAyTni.y's lsh STREET IhEArRf~H'''s ''
Perry. - =. .r,,ol T,r,,c
E.pL ,ur NrsE--" Tue Logon OF ftohor
S,x FcANC,sCD NINsTREiS.
sT,xp,rD 'ri.kIRE-" N0riponS ,,,.,
I MOS orARE 1HEtTE - Tue BGnkci DduSn'oi'
NIL ,CSs THEATRE" Tn, GuV'nor
ASSOCIATION BALL- Lecture
1uiCkrRlNG HAII-Passiol Paw
NiAsoNiC fMriF-is'cture.
NETs,rOIITAS toSCERT HAII~-f 'ir - ,,.,or
SEyESTEENT METHODIST ErIsCoPN CHURCh-hu'oi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

The Democratic journals which berateu
President HAYES for taking cOgnizance OF the
condition of the elective franchise i'll the South'
would have had him ignore the results Oh inc
Congressional Investigations and the frank au-
missions of politicians aud newspapers al
through that section. We commend to these
critics the utteranccs Of General Chalmers, OF
Mississippi, reported in orr Washington dis-
patches. General Chalmers passes among DIS
Democratic admirers for a man OF " honor
and vet he openly commits himself not only
TO an approval of tie shameless frauds TO
which he owes his so-ca!led "election," and
which aroused the indignant disgust OF me
ljcESbprg Htrald, but also TO the general
policy OF suppessmg the negro vote 10y any
means short of public crimInaity. lie says
he Is in favor of maintaining his partys con-
troll by using every means short OF violence
He enlarges upon this senlmcn'-" every
"Ineans," he says, that wit or money short
"of cpcR bribery" can command. The reader
should not overlook the candor OF that adj
iective. General Chalmers is evidently III
favor Of the starvation policy OF Alabama ana
south Carolina, in favor OF intimidation Hght
uD 70 the line OF violence, in favor OF work
ing upon the fears Of the negroes by any
trickery that "wit" can devise Or any inilu-
euce that money may exert "shoit OF open
"brIbcryr Ii this is Chamc rsism, he says
al am rather proud OF it, We leave the
picture to the contemplation of h0nest North
ern Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
UCSIC.



THE THON AS-JO,EFFY CO CERT,
The SIC nd ol the 1houas-joseify concerts tooa
place It stenway Han Yesterday If ernoon. TIE
audience was large and XII dy disposed. md
though il was compo ,ed CHIEFLY OF ladies', "a matinee
audiences are wont 70 be. the applause was not less
general and earnest than at the concert On Tuesday
evening, though l. was less NOISY. Both "7. IAon't
and MIR. Jo.eiy were warmly welcomed when they
app.area. and each number was followed with az
tentive interest and appau led with intelligent ap-
PROBATION. This vas he programme:
suite 80 >. Roman u z"t
Rafael Joseay ,.r..,
" q f,p-,e' a apri,s -..... Schubert
.Couso'a'ion' 10 ,----------- .~----.--- ...-t.zt
'H""'"' ''''" MI Eiiac' jo.eG1.
i'' '''" Mi. nerm mn Brandt
Fantasia Ru rs % Athens .- -.--. feetho'eh'Li'@'
The cou.ertos wIlch Mr.. J0seiy mas chosen loi
these concerts by Beethoven, Chopin, Last and
Hrpse!t .r completely from one another IN char
acter, and afford ample room Tor the display not
Gully Of ms technical powers. out II his yer,alit,
his Intelligence his tbouGhffuuess aud his sy'lP--
tuy with different ard widely di,slmIlar schools OF
compo,iioa. In none If them, h Yer, IS ne } key
10 be more happy than be as yesterday in his per-
forlnauce OF the CAopln concerto. The mlrSed
characteristics ~ his style. grace, d,.acy
colored tone, when he produces. lis abundant but
always discreet use OF tn. tempo rpbIiO, are eape'
calIy adapted 10 the ftuug Interpretation OF
Ciopias music H. playing o. fhc opening allegro
WAS aroad aud fnfclOle, but not noisy TIE romance
was rich IN poetry and sentiment, aud the hond1
was given with deli.htlu! bro AMI spirit, y1t
with extreme grace aud deiicacy But tho
greatest BEAUTY Of the performance Wi, its iul-
ness. condolences and is en.re freedom from *
ageeratiou and striving after effect and symmetry.
The excellence of lhomas's accomplishments ba5
come to be "a twlce-to'd tale and still one IS not less
asfonlshcd with cacu new one Indeed. so com-
plete Is his :, mpaihy and 20 perfectly IS The work
of his band blended with tina, Of the pianist that
one loses altogether that sense ct "acc0mpanl Ing
which one feels with most other conductors Oh
course this Is only as should be, blt it l. seldom
met WITH and i. must be a delight TO Mr.. Josehy 10
play with such support, ~ it IS delight 10 US 20
hsfen to II. The List selections were admirably
given, with color that rich aud vared, Int
never garng, and with amazing mechanical per-
fpctIou.
Beet Interesting Suite was % well done that 1t
ougnt 10 have bet II extremely Elective, but Il vs. -
not for "A large part OF thc audience was very aie,
and kept comm. IN with each pause between no
movements. 30 tnai baf its beauty was lost mo
dramatic Tgel Overture was capItally done, and
tIe Handel Lirgo. which seems 10 have lost none
of the popularity that IT gained three years
ago aud more was warmly received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY or BROOKLYN

y
Tie hual puO ic rehearsal for the second concert
of the Philharmonic Soc ETY. Of Brooklyn Will take
place at tue Academy OF Music IA that CITY tins af'
ternoon and tho concert itself Will De gwen to-nor
row evening. The programme includes Handefs
&" Ode on ~. Cecllias Day" Schulnanu's Fourth
Symphony ID mnor), the SAM selections from
Slegfr.cd that were given At the Pkil'
harmonic concert in this city last "a.
u.i,ly, with McsSrs. Tower and lrumauL.
LIsz y Symphonic Poem. "Orphrus.D and twp
churuses a ID the Turk iSh March from B,ethOyeHs
Ruins of Athens" The Tehearsal viii have added
interest because OF the first appearance of Biz
Thoma,s Brooklyn caorus, wnlc1 has been N
training for a couple of m utns past. PART II lils
New-York chorus sang ut the iaStcotcert OF the
Ne York PnIlhlr monic, and Il cIgtally, so tat
,xcelleut work Will be expected of the Brooklyn
giu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

(,ovorufufutS come and Government 90 Mere III
N,W-lo'A O''S' o"' '"' '''' - Wv
If Congress wants 10 DO popular thing lev II IroP
all attempts 10 Ius2ie the Eieclorli c"u ana 50
about reforming the system of electug Presidents.
Tin. s,.ste,, - rrstv. rIctrfv and oulworn. There
G'gI, = ~ b. A., =. a. "re
There i postscript to the Bayard-Conkiing con-
trovatSv The UiTuipJf0n Ncrs gives interviews
with NUMBER al ps"n'n'"t GU" rs " ",o
say mas 'hey near" pH'' .''''" ''''
reW'paper report ""cl "c '''"'' a. '"''''
his words ll'' ~ ne SpoNe '"e'"' i"' nam " ' ~
steHogriphcr Who reported ih' Spee'h u "'t'"c'"
for the present but ne i described as Democrat
that the char es made Nv tn, Delaware Senatorln
his Dover In'ecn were IeP'"eu "5 '''in ~ '0'' ~
'oNh az" h"''''N''"-
4 word Of ADVICE to the Democratic partv-pull
down your Vest. 1t is rather late in the century
for United States senator to speak of John Brown
Il an old sconndreLD
a., ,,,r.,o
Secretary THOMPSON rltS % "o'" ." u" VIZ "'i"0
doctrine with orc hand while gra ping the French
pon.,,, Canal scheme with the other He il a
-, 600 ,is ,,o,rs but bo will bava IN let
N3I"u9 ll'. iui ~ ~ No. thr ' " " ~ w. "
20 Ills S'iP vi WV VI VI 80"
e,,
MONSIEUR iloo,np,on "'l ~ P"'' "''''i''o 10
1901, .,..... 1890. :; ..
In''' j. H'"' P'''''', ."
"'"nS ~ ''0 o'' ''',, ,,;..,
'AV,'V"' 80 -, ,..1.
es' rrle.'t H. pro.iIont bo,ynvsr Pr''cb the
- ~ 3 - pi,bt. n,'',Ie ,ra, crawl ar ~
'ou' '''' 80 -
IL Sonotor Rrown going TO lead tine vanguard of
SoatH'rh PFo@r"'S Inc opPo''u"'N II d s''nu
one. ana II ~am't Il MA" WI" 0o"i"E0 an" ''''"'
Some of the country papers think II vastly slgnn-
cant that Governor Cornell made Journey 20 Buff
f,lo ,be otber dav in company with tn Hon. Rich
-, -, III, DIV. NOT ,,o,,nif,. ,I,o tbe f,ct,
taal ne ma. p u, ',n i. HthH R,t ~ VIII"
Senator Butler has been talking to a newspaper
CORRESPONDENT about aTlirs in Sonth Carolina. 81
tell you sir" said he. " ii no longer question Of
o,litics with ~ We simplv have one pro ,ositlOu
49,, e., ii - . ,li +.,. t,, ,,,,,lo
s'aills Us IL th' '''''' anu ~ - w" ~ WV = ''
OF the North SIOUlu understand IT, W . IRE TPSOlNCu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

Now that Mr.. Wales has entered upon his off ,ial
duties tber, Is one more Commissioner ofParks who
knows that ca,Iia.r drives in pleasurc-grounds
were not made to be blocked up. the gravel walks
which lead ~ the hilI 20 the proposed SIZE of the
obclisk start from the drive, upon winch pedestrians
are moi allowed The path. arc % accommodate the
people whose carriages must halt before HE nll 10
gave chem an opportunity to walk up ana inspect
the Khrdive's present. Mr Wales knows that IN
well dcs gned park, there circles and concourses
where carriages can turn halt, ana he knows that
some IL cf of this sort would need to be DEVISED at
TINS point, and more lawn turned MO gravel If he
had not already suggested neater solution of tho
diicultv-that L. t. point the nouolth down Fifth
ave. aud rear it in the Plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

has been any settling of the building. II TINS
is the case the fault lies necessarily with the
first architects and builders. The public,
however, will think less of the question vi
personal responsibility than of the TACT tnat
the amazing extravaganza displayed IN the
constitution of this building may have ta'ieu
to provide for the most important detail OF
all-viZ stability.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

ToRrIGN-The Chilian forces which landed on
the Peruvian coast were 10000 strong; they cap
tured PIsco after feeble resistance. GO The PARIS
Te,pps asserts tiat England and not France should
take the lead in settling the Greek question. -
John j. Mcchi. of London, has failed. 60 The
second battalion IF the Rife Brigade is ordered TO
Ireland.
DoMEsTIC-The annual report of the Chief of the
Bureau of Statistics has been completed. 60 y
dinner i'll honor of General Grant was given in
Washington last night. 60 A number OF vessels
are icebound near Sandy Hook. == Two children
were burned in Virginia yesterday. - The an
nual meeting of the chesapeake ami ONO Railroad
was held III Il chmoud Va. 60 The National
Board oi Trade continued its sessions at the Capital
"A committe OF the San Francisco Board OF
Trade has sent a telegram to Admiral Ammen, ap-
proving OF the Nicaragua Canal project - In
Albany yesterday Charles a. Burt Killed Sarah
TraverS and tuen shot himself III presence OF his
wife: - Judge Patterson, OF Baltimore mas
gained a verdict tor 967. 900 III SUIT against H. L.
Attrill 60 defect has been found III tie ceiling
OF the Capitol at Albany
CoxGREss-In the Senate the Education bill was
further considered. --- IN the House the Pension
Appropriation bill was passed; resolution for a
HOLIDAY recess was adopted recess was taken by
both houses in honor OF General Grant.
CITY AND SUBUhBAN.-Tbe alumni of Hamilton
College had IA reunion last evening. 60 IL. T.
How land yesterday accepted the position OF Pres-
dent of the Tax Department 60 The actress
Gabrielle Du Saudi obtained damages against Steele
Mackaye. - The Church of Christian Endeavor
was readnitted TO Congregational fellowship ana It's
pastor was installed. - The repairing OF Fulton
Market was begun. - Charles p. Chnch died.
- Gold value of the legal-tender silver dollar
4l2l2 praIns) S7.43 cents. - Stocks active and
buoyant, closing unsettled at reaction.
The Manufacturers local observations IN
dicate clear or partly cloudy weather. with lower
Temperature Thermometer yesterday: Highest,
So: lowest, %: average. 32Ss'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

The Executive Committee of the Worlds Fair
Commission. after selecting site ana examining
II aftpTward, has taken one more step. a syndicate
Of railroad officials been asked 20 say that theY
can get there II this report satisflcttH the next
essential will be an assurance from some
competent sanitary engineer that the basin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
RRANcH orFICEs OF TIE TRIBUNE.

NFw-YoRK-N1. 1 .23S Broadway. corner thirty
6rst-st: No. $40 SXth-ave.. bet Furty-se9enth ana
Torty-eighth-,is; No 30S West enty-thlTd-st.'
cor. Eighth-ave. No. 760 Ihird-ave, corner Forty
seyenth-st; No 90 East FOurtc'nth-st; corner
UnIon-square; No. 2.3S6 Fourth-aVe. tHarlcml
WAsHISGTON-No. 1872 Est.
IONDoN-No. 20 Bcdford-st., Strand.
HAR1s-Nn 9 Rne Scribe.
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can be healthfully drained. Testimony on THESE
points and Others is needed now, and the testimony
must come from trustworthy authority. II inwood
is the best possible site it readily be demon
strated and the selection will be sustained by pop
ular approval and the Endorsement OF the Comn'S-
sion at its January meeting. But people have grown
weary Of the mysterious shutting Of the Committee
and the wild statements of irresponsible and IN
terested persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

The extension of the " commission" or "5-cent'
hours on the elevated railways is the partial redemp-
ton of the promise of the companies. made at tue
time of their opposition to the law proposed In INC
last legislature to reduce the fare. At the tlme
Tbs TRIBUNE argued that it would be unwIse 10
compel the companies 10 run at all hours Tor nan
fare so long as the railways were unInisheh ana
still experimental. We believed then and believe
now that the companies will in the end ma IL 10
their interest to reduce the fare to the uniform rae
of cents; but we believe that il will be the part OF
wisdom TO let them Sc their way to do 1t gr l"uay
They should also consider whether the time has not
arrived for another concession to the general con-
yenience-the rnnnng OF allnght trains at proper
intervals, on the Sixth Avenue Line, as well as on
the Third Avenue Line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

Poctose Jrrc IN ne Uaasd states 80
DAILY TRIBUNE. w
DAILY TRIBUNE without Sunday). year,. 10 W
SUNDAY TRi UNE. lyear....--...-..----------. W.
MFEKLY 1RiEUNE. ar. .-.--....... W.
sENlWEEgLN TRIBUNE, ear.......-........ . W
idre!s THE TRIBUNE.
'o9 New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
Aew-5}otk Daily Gribaaa,e.
FOUNDED eY HORACE GREELEY.
TIE NEFS THIS MORNING.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

Abuse IL % terrible boomerang and - be effective
needs Ia pc handled ~ !iciouly as VII rs dexter
ouslv We have atev hll much throwing ~ rms
DANGEROUS weapon. ana are thre t'neI WIN sll"
more: thongh the llI-surcess Of those who have
ENGAGED IN the exercise m <ht we'll warn tnen 70
de,-t. II H. safe to say that abuse of an Innocent
person nylrlblv rec)il, On ihe person ntiering u
without uru1 the Object OF il. Even if the object
of caluul1y be gully the chances IRE against the
"mu i.snccr." for tnc blows b. not ell or fairly
delivered ley are almost ,are to bring as much dis
credit ON the person assautinea rs on the assaulted
THIS HON IL Is addressed to those who will probably
not understand It, aud VINO vii continue to be
blackgua.ds ~ heretofore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

The appeal for liberal gifts on Hospital
Saturday and Sunday, which " Ill be, this year,
Christmas and the day following, has been is
sued, and will be found summed up IN our local
columns. The methods to be followed IN max
ing the collections ale, in general, the same
rs those OF last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
Tnsiness Nonres

Tnsiness Nonces
"ALoEENEY BRAND
Tuy a'wavs 'oNlr.,7lI- 80
PETER T. HEERING'S
r.,ohlisnsa ~ Beware OF Coun;erfeits.
Cold Medal ISIS. PARIS
p,rreror nv apoptnents 10 the DANISH Court ana
IL r " fhe Prince OF Wales. 49,, ,,.,....,'
JOHN DtNCAN'S SONS
AGENT for the Uni al states
QUICK .AS A WINK!
Mr. PocEwooc while " Europe secured new an Vauspi'
1roccss Tor ma King Instantaneous Photographs ne hi "
iradrced the process IN his gallery anu tthss 'l"Vu
{ atults quick asa Wink. - OH'i 'i'"''
rial ards per Dozen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

The Southern papers delighted nj President
Hayess remarks IN the Message about the improve
ment If the Mississippi River but when General
Garfield spoke, in his letter of acceptance. of the
inheritance OF the same great National work. they
were all silent. Icl General ,,arcid+ views on the
subject are manfcstly of moro importance than
those Of tho outgoing Pr sld"ut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17


While the members Of Congress from the
mining States predict that there will be no
mining legislation at this session, there is a
strong sentiment in favor OF certain changes.
A Washington letter gives the main points Of
the Converse bill, which embOdies the princi-
Die hat mineral locations shall be bounded
by straight lines beyond which the mines shall
not be allowed to follow the vein.
The Democratic members of the House who
voted against an Adjournment yesterday III
horDr OF General Grant, and who pOintedly
reirained afterward from paying him any at
tenton, were for the most part OF the old
Northern Copperhoad school. The Southern
Democrats greeted him in a manly and cor
dial manner. In a small way, it's the same
old difference between the Northern and the
Southern Democrat, that used to be rs marked
In the slave-driving as in the votes in Congress.
After the State has expended the snug sum
Of $4,000, 900 on the New Capitol at Albany,
cracked stone is discovered in the ceiling of
the Assembly Chamber, and an investigation
has been ordered to ascertain whether there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

Some tangle of red tape has chOked off the
supply of water for the Metropolitan Museum
of Art, and 1t has been found necessary TO
close it, General di CesnOla explains the
circumstances in a letter printed elsewhere
The authorities should see to it that the diff
Guilty is removed at once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

Isn't IL about time tin nonsense of charging ONO
with every appoiatment Of c'z'n from any other
STATE. merely beclu>e he was born IN ono were
stoppeI! suppose thar rulo had been followed Il
few years ago. with Massachusetts, There was d
time when a handsome percentage OF the
Western Congressman were natives oil NaS'a-
eI,u,etts.-to say nothing of the incun-
bants of Off .es by appointment. Was
thatorvr,oson for raising howl either at MGssa-
chusLis or at the appointing power? Here is the
,s,hbir about .Jnd 70 Woods in point. Il has been
twenty years since he lived IN Ohio tie fought
through the war for his cz usuip in the South, and
has maintained 1t there ever since. How much
more would he have to do to purge Himself OF the
political sin of having been born IN Ohof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

When two Senators are found supporting bill to
pav 81 $50 20 the man who compiled the infamous
slave code which the Missouri border rufians tried
t. force upon the people OF Kansas in 1859 is it not
time for some Democratic or assistant Democratic
paprr to MAXI another remark about the Southern
clnlIn, hngaDnO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

Governments come and Government 90 here III
Nrw-York City, but the dirt in the streets remains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

Judgs Kclloy announces that he - candidate for
Speaker He doesn't want the Greenbark nOmiaJ
ton. but would like to De the regular Republican
candidate. This is unknd to the Greenbackers.
bnt the Judge cannot be blamed fer wishing 10
make the race on the stout Republican horse in
stead of stradding their spawned aud wind
hlnMn donkey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

If Congress wants 10 do popular thing lei it drop
all atf,mpts 10 luglle the Electoral count and st
about reforming the sy.tem of electug Presidents.
Tin. system - rrstv rlckrtv and ou1wOrn There
ought 20 toe stat"s mansuIp enough IN Congress TO
devise q better one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

A word Of advice TO the Democratic partv-pn'l
down your Vest 1t is rather lare in the century
for a United States senator to speak of John Brown
rs an old sc0undTel."
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-16
A "Or.t w ith MY
Customers

Two years ago, when | came
among you a stranger, you kind
lv extended to me 4 generous
patronage, and our relations have
been of the most cordial and |
trust mutually beneficial CharaC-
ter. [ am certain you have all
shown me that YOU were friends
indeed. and | have striven to
merit your confidence and pat
ronage, and now being about to
return to my old home, not be-
cause " ! love CeaSer less, but
Rome more," desire to give
YOU all some evidence of my APP
preciation of your friendship, and
have decided to offer my entire
stock of fGENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHING GOODS, WINTER
SUITINGS, &C., at greatly re-
duced prices during the remain
der OF my stay in Towanda.
The goods will be disposed Of
at a sacrife in order to close out
stock. Hoping to see all my old
customers and many who have
never visited my store, | remain
Faithfully Yours,
]. DOUTRICK.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-16
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