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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-29

ELEGANT TIRSTCLASS AND MOST
II DEstRABLY.L0CATED
SUBURBAN REsIDLNCE,
StTyYATvp on GROVE AVENUE ABOUT
QUARTER or A MILE WEST
OF RIcHMoNDs
AND
yMuspIATELY OPPOSITE the RESIDENCE
OF CHARLES Il. WORKMAN. ESQ.,
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, UPON THE
PREMISES,
ON
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1885,
Att O'CLOCK p. NJ.
The property consists r. TWO ACRES OF VERY
RICH LAND; DWELLING, with seven rooms;
Kitchen. with four ro0sns; stable. carfiAgs-house,
&c: all well built and IN perfect order. me yaru;
which i well shsded, Il BEAUTIFUL. This Is beyond
ques ion oae Of the hand omest, most complete, and
Attractive suburban residences around kichmonu.
An inspection Is all that VIII be required 70 SATISFY
one OF us worth and convenience. special attention
s Terms: II Fay. and made tno~p at sale.
GEORGE y, vAskON SON,
ar % Ausu0peers
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RICHMOND. TlED's POTOMAC 4. r. co.,
RICHMOND, VA. November 7, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER s, 1879,
" trains On this road vii rsR a. follows:
NORTH BOUND.
a.l2 A. NJ, leaves Byra-ssrees station daily Tex
cept supsAysl; due a. Wasningt9n
lie P. NJ; Baltimore, SEQ r. VI:
Philadelphia, $50 +. ~; New f~k
1905 r. n -.
500 p. N. leaves Byrd-Street station daily; dus
At WAshisCon. s23 L. N. Baltimore
1929. r.: Philadelphis, 3.25 A. NJ
New York, e:45 A. ".
400 p. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAls i1
Junction. leaves Broad stTeet sAloA
daily fsroswf ssrtaysJ.
SOUTH BOUND. 40,
IO.lo p, NJ. arrives At byrd-ctreet etAuos oalp
Except sundaysl. Leaves Nsr lof.'
Sis A. NJ; fhilsielpnis, llAo ~
NJ; Baltimore, $3.50 p. NJ. Wnhlhs'
TOE 5:Z0P. VI. Allie
Il:4O A. NJ, arrives AZ byrd-Street stAu0s daif
leaves New York, 1000 r. VI. Fnu'
adelphia, l:1o A. NJ: Bain,s"
4:5b A. ~: Warrington, 700 a. m.
e4s A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN NtNss
AZ Broad-street station .'sir lesosp'
snudaysl C.. A. TAlLOH,
General Ticket Azeal
TT n NYKRa. Geserai Ssp@tateudsnt
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! w,t,p SOME on fHa srakxTs-- cArTuRkp
Axp pRor0Hr BACK TO THE 1kNIs-'"s
DY1xo SNOWMAN.
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CnArPIN, STAPLES { co .Auciloneer.. Sc 10


AND SALB.-In pursuance OK the de-
/ cree OF the Circuit Court OF Buckingham
county at its April term. 1850, In the chancery
cause " Brown 4 son for, &C., ~. George Booker,
The undersigned commissioners Will oRer Tor sale.
at pubic auction, In front OF Buckingham Court
house, on the
Inn DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880,
that being court day. the REAL. ESTATE OF George
county and referred 10 and described In thc papers
and proceedings Ia said cause and not tnclnding the
real estate conveyed by 6eorye Booker 70 Csm mn
child Marv Louisa Booker, by deed dated Novem :
Der rs. 1878. The TRACT OF LAND TO De sold
ACRES OF FIRST CLASS JAMES RIVER Low
GROUNDS: Two HUNDRED AND NINETY
FIVE ACRES OF SUPERIOR CLEARED HIGH
ACRES OF HEAVILY TtNBERED WOOD
LAND. IT'S Immediately on the line Of the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad ana .oonI tsfee es
BEAUTIFUL BUILDI. .G-SlrE IN plain view OF
the river. with grove and orchard adjacent there-
to. IL has all necessary outbuildinss, aud me
cleared high land and woodland Is extremely
fertile, while the fairgrounds are among the very
beat on the river IL - convenient to churches ana
n IS believed that there IS a vein OF line magnetic
ore running through The farm IL Is rare that such
handsome aud valuable prSDer,y Is Oh the Market
Said land will be sold subject to debt OF ff,pQO
with interest thereon payable annually from me Isl
day of January. 1880, AT the rste OF per cent.
mr. anbum, aud 70 be mpound,d II not promptly
naid and which is secured by trust deed executed
by Georae Booker 10 VI. VI. Gillian and >. ID. Hors-
ley, trustees which IL OF record In the clerks once
of The County Court Of buckingham. The prinel-
nal OF said debt 10 only PAYABLE upon the order or
Inc Chancery Cont Of the city OF Richmond. on
the majority or w. W. Akers' WHO 10 "D""s 'e''n
teen years OF age. - -. %
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough 10 pay costs or
suit and sale say about scotland the Ihrther suh
OF 1900; and as TO the residue OF the purchase
money ,here shall-b a credit of one. Two, three,
four and five years, equal Rsialments. bearing il-
day al
denced by bonds of the purchaser. with good per-
.onaI security, and the title retained Us additional
security. ..,.,,,,,,..,,o 40
Commissioner Camm Palteson, and any OF the
commissioners will afford any Information desired.
X. T.HUBARD,
CAhN PATTESON,
JOHN Il. MOON.
THOMAS >. MARTIN,
j. ID. HORSLEY,
Commissioners.
An communications addres sed TO Capm PatteSOD,
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|GENTLEMEN's, YOUTHS, and BOYS
notice. Ladies having One articles Of apparel Is
yelyeis, eashes, Ribbons Feathers. seaFfs, KID
Gloves DEseeee ehswls. sacquess Ac. 70 Be cleaned
shetf vsrk dona nhnaak Curtsins dyed. Russ
sss si s;sS s;s:s s;:' s ns
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rwUss. MEDICINES. ~s.

rWUGN. NEDICINE&. are.
COUGHS AND COLDS.
We ask the attention OF all who are affected
with any $3.50
LUNG DISEASE, COUGHS, COLDS, AND
BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS
TO OUR - - x,.,.,,
EMIT sion OF PURE C0D-LINER OIL Win
UYPOPHOSPIIITES OF LIME AND SODA.
IL A. the surest and most permanent way OF curing
coughs and colds which lead To pulmonary diseases:
IL nourishes aud builds up the wasted and weakened
system.
PURCELL, LADD Co.
Riehpond, Va.
r.ka M other az a substitute. sel0
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WEST WARD.

No. Mail leaves Richmond daily. except SUNDAY.
ers for Portsmouth, Mayssille. AMI Cincinnati
Connects closely at G0rdonsyille for Lynchburg'
No. 3 Express runs daily. CONNECTS closely N
GordonsviiIe for Lynchburg.
Virginia Midland Express from Warrington con-
meets closely ut GordOnsyille with No. for Hun.
tingtou.
Virginia Midland Express from DasylBe an,
LyDchburg connects closely at Charlottesville with
No. for Huntington.
No. 8 Accom- ~ collation. leaves Richmond daily CT.
eept Sunday, at $50 p. NJ, and arrives al Cor.
louisville At 7:l5 y. ".
No. II Mixed leaves Charlottesville daily except
Sunday. at 4:20 +. NJ. on arrival OF Virginia MD.
land mail from Danville aud Lynchburg, and ar
riyes at Williamsou's az 1:15 A. NJ.
SLEKPISG-CARs No. from Richmond 70
White sulphur. on No. l from White sulphur 10
Huntington.
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connects for Farmyile, Lynchburg, and al
points in the Southwest.
h connects for Milton, Y. e.
G. connects for Asheyille and all points In west
North Carolina.
ID connects for Macon and all points in SOathwer
Georgia.
+ connects for Jacksonville and all points in Flo
rids.
connects for Macon and all points IN seuthvftt
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, ano
all Texas points.
G connects Tor Selma, Meridian, Jackson. aAd
Vicksbure.
II connects for Galveston and Gil Texas points.
Trsinr from the abOve-named points arrive IN
Richmond at 4:43 u. NJ, $50 a. VI. and $3.50 i. NJ
Trains on North Carolina division make connec-
ton at G0ldsbOrO' with the ". & W. II. II. 10 AID
from Weldon aud Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawing-roon ana Sleeping CHs
run through Ola Train No. - from New 1OrA ahc
Richmond 10 Atlanta, Ga, on Train No. ~ rom
Richmond TO DInyille. 49,,
Bon Air passenger train leaves Richmond A.
p NJ: arrives AZ Bon Air at 7:ZO y. VI. arrives
AT CoaIfeld at 1880 l.. NJ. Returning. leaves Coal
held AZ 3 A. NJ. Ron AIR at $40 A. NJ, and arrives
AT Richmond st $50 A. NJ
A messenger coach will be attached 10 train leag-
ing Hichmond $40 l.. NJ arriving at Bon Ar ~
6:54 r. NJ, and returning leave Bon Air al $3.50 J..
81, arriving IN Richmond at Z. VI. daily eKoeDs
sunday.
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast, and
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay over checks givea on local tickets
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
T. N. X. TALcoTT. Gesersl superlntendent.
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aErAnTURE OF sTEAsexs

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old ,.&~
IL Dominion Steamship Companys ssstsslnsa
steamship WYhNOKE Captsin Couch, will sail
FRIDAY, October 1si, at o'clock +. NJ.
Freight received until IL o'clock NJ.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for-
varded with dispatch to all points north SOUTH east
and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin-fare to New York, Sl2: steerage, SO and
-.
For freight or passage, apply to
6. W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
Sc 29-3t COmpany's Wharf, Rockets.
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No. 2 Mail leaves Huntington daily, except sun
day. The No. train leaving Hunt ington ON Satnr-
day lies over at white sulphur from $50 4. NJ.
Sunday TIL y A. NJ. Monday.
Virginia Midland mail from Danyille and Lynch
burg connects closely at Gordonsyllle with No for
Richmond.
No 4 Express &C. u. 9. and p. r. steamer leaves
Cincinnati at Ii. NJ daily, and Is due AZ Hunting
TO Richmond.
No. 8 Accom- notation leaves Gordonsvllle daily.
except SUNDAY. at 5:25 A. NJ. and arrives az Rich
mOnd mt q A. NJ
No. 20 Mixed leaves stanton daily, except sun
day, at $40 A. NJ. Is connected with AZ GOrdOns-
Vile by Virginia Midland mail from WashiDgioa,
and arrives at Richmond az T.. NJ.
SLEEPING-CARS on No. from Huntington 70
White sulphur. On No. from White Sulphur %
Richmond.
For rates. tickets, bagg1ge-checks. &c. apply 10
II. II. FISHER, Ticket Agent, Cbesspeake ana ohio
depot, aud A. w. CARRIER. Ticket Agent. s26
Main street, Richmond. Va. ". NJ. :. DUNN,
Engineer and SUPERINTENDENT.
CONWAY II. HOWARD. General Passenger and
Ticket Agent. - II
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP NfTfA
" COMPANY. s9<s1es
FOR NEW YORK,

This company win dispatch sne OF their speneis
steamcrs-0LD DOMINION, WYAN0ks. MAN
HAITIAN, ISAAC BhLL, aud BlCHMOND-
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAi a.
hgs water. ar. -
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex'
They iSve splendid saloons, state-roons, and e~0
The fare, accommodations, and alterations are IN
surpassed. =, 49,.
shlps going nortn land ut Pier 81. North river
foot OF Beach street. ships coming south sail from
pier AZ, North river, foot Of Christopher street.
Cabin fare TO New YORK, tlz xtoeraxe, " ans
Frelghts for points beyond New York forwardee
with dispatch, and go charge made except actssi ED
peases incur red.
Freight received until O'Clock r. NJ. daily.
FOR further informatioa Apply TO
GEORGE w. ALLEN CO., Agents.,
Hyle odice CompsAv's wharves. PockettA
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DICHMOND, YORK RlVERsrrsHaJ
hAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. SakssS2xs.22.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTh
TON COMPANY,
Through-freight route between Richmond IVA.
am Boston, Providence. and all New England cities
steamers leave WEST POINT, VA. GU eacf
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at IL noon; con.
aeciing with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston utd Boston an'
Providence Railroad ria West Point. Va.
n. 4. DOUGLAS, superintendent.
Z n GROSFR. General AgcnI, ap3
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COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned formed on the 10Th OF Septem-
beI 1880 co.partnership for the purpose Of con.
ducting WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY
GOODS BUSINESS under the crm.name Of
F0URQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE CO.,
III. FOUkCUREAN,
ED. ID. PRICE,
JACK TEMPLE,
w. Is. COURTNEY.
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BY Chaffln, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" SPLENDID THREE. STORY lR0N-FRONT
STORE. NO. 1409 VI Nm STREET. KNOWN As
MARBLE HALL" NOW IN The OCCUPANCY
or n. SCHWARZCHILD, ny AUCTlON-By
virtue Of decree of The Chancery Court OF The city
Of Richmond, entered on The 26th day or June,
1880, in the cause of Thompson and ats. the UNI
dersgned thereby appointed a special commissioner
for the purpose, will offer for SALE on the premises,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 80. 1880,
AZ AZ O'Clock 7. NJ, the property located AS above
described, the first story Of which is occupied as
clothing and Sen'lemen's furnishing establishment
and the upper stories as a dwelling.
The building, occupying the entire lot' fronts
about rs feet on Main street and runs back about
los feet 10 a wide and well paved alley.
The desirable and central location of This property
and HE fact OF It's being occupieA by good tenant,
should commend II 10 the attention OF Investors ana
business firms.
TERMS one fourth cash; the balance In equal
instruments, PAYABLE six, twelve, and eighteen
months from the date of sale, with interest a. per
cent for negotiable notes and the title retained until
purchase. money is all paid and conveyance ordered
by the Court, HENRY w. HOBSON,
Special Commissioner.
T. @ ~
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CHLORAL-THYMOL PROPHYLAC-
TIC AND DisINFECTANT
should be used In all sick rooms TO cleanse the apart
ment and prevent the spread OF contagious disease
Its odor Is pleasant, and its power in destroying
noxiou, germs remarkable. sprinkled on q hot
shovel, Il reaches every spot In the room.
Prepared by J. BLAIR Druggist
,u27 corner of Broad and Ninth streets.
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DICHMOND BAZAAR, Or
Nos. I43s AYD 144o FRANKLINsrREET.
THIS DAY
at 0 O'Clock we Will sell registry OF a number Of
EXCELLENT ANIMALS,
amongst which may be found several first-cass for
city or farm PURPOSES.
3 YOUNG, WaLL.BR0KE MULES,
1 YOUNG COW and CALF,
l TOP. BUGGY, in excellent order;
/ LIGHT CARRIAGE but little used;
NEW TOP-BUGGlES. of late designs;
NEW OPEN-BueGiES. OF late designs;
/ VERY CONVENIENT PORTABLE HORSE
POWER.
JOHN b. DAVIS, Proprietor.
E. b. COOK, Salesman. e2e
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IL II q - ~
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RIU.
~ WAY.

SEPTEMBER 10, 1850.
On and amer SEPTEMBER I7TH, until fur,b..
notice, msiI tram NO. leaving Richmond al a.
d. viii connect al Huntington with ohio r,v ~,
steamers Tor MI western points.
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vIssoLUTToNs a PARTNBRsHIPs.

THE FIRM OF CARDOZO, FOURQU
Il REAN & co. was mutually dissolved OH the
9th in staut Our books will be found at
CARDOZO. ALS0P. MOSBY CO.'S,
NO. 1905 MAIN STREET,
at which place all accounts due us can be settled.
we will be greatly Obliged to our friends for an
early settlement as we are anxious TO close our old
business. CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN q co.
CO.PARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned have formed co.partner shp to
be conducted under the frm-name OF
CARDoZo, ALs0P, M0sBY & CO.,
at No. 1905 MAIN STREET:
w. A. CARD0Z0,
Il. ALSOP.
J. b. MOSBY,
4. z. LYONS.
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All communications addressed TO Capm PsIte.on,
HOwardsville pOst-Of1ce, Albsmarie county, Vs.
will be promptly attended TO. e 10
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FINANCIAL.
THE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE IT'S, ~
DUE 1920,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.

We Offer for sale limited numter Of the aoove-de-
scribsd BONDS ste97 so and interest," the company
reservins the right 70 advance the price from ums
20 time without notice.
We recommend the bonds ~ . good and sass ~
curity. s,e.
The bonds may also be had from any OF NE other
ssock-broksn IN the city Of Richmoad
DAVENPORT D co.
uy1J etoek-broksrh
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, R. T., April 26.-RObert Hoe and
family, Mr. william Post Mr.. Townsend and MI g. g
Rowland all wel-known residents OF New-York are In
town.
Tho Rev. c. n. Malcolm, D. D., Of this city. has de-
cned the call recently extended to HIM by the Church
of tho Holy Comforter OF Railway. NJ.
Mr. Arthur Bronson, OF New-York, who Is now In Eu-
rome has his cottage at Castle HILL near the en-
trance to the harbOr to Ss NJ A. WOOlsey OF NORWICH
Conn. ,,.-,
Among Viewpoints well.known Summer residents VINO
have recently sailed for Europe are tho following: hr
naptel Torrance, Mr. A. D. Jessup, Mrs. A. A. Low ana
MIRA Bloomfield N Moore. ...s
he Babcock Cottage. on DeBolsaVe' mas Deeh ren'eu
10 hirs, 4. j. Foster. OF BROOKLYN. g.. A., r.
riet n Pond, OF New-YOrK.
The Hotel Aauidneck opens May L. -
Governor Van zandt has taken possession OF MS new
port cottage. 49,. r..oo.o cotr. %
Europe during the present year
The outlook for improved sewerage Is not very en-
Tbe Gray Cottage adjoining the aristocratic club
house on Belevue-aye., has been rented Tor pnoto-
nh 0nllarY,
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DIED.

III ILL., =
ANTHoNY-At Tenshy, N. T. Sunday 2sth ipst. Ann1e
s e u rsny on T
day, 27thtnsE atl2 O'Clock. ls4r ~
DAILEY-suadsnly. Aprn 20. Eliza widow Of wilIism
e.
MassacL usetss papers please eopy.
JoNEson saturday April "a Lynds L. Jones In the s5a
Funeral q the iouse, 2s2 East BMncst Brooklyn. ~
HALI-At residence, Poughkeepse. N. r., saturday.
April wife of the late Dr. As4ne Hail
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral on
Tuesday. April "a. at2B.m ~
Of the late Christopher Landau SD year sss
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited -
attend the funeral from her late residence on Tuesday,
April ~, at O'Clock p. m
NILLER-on sunday morning, April 20. Of diphtheria
Miller aged years and 10 months 2.
Interment at smthtown l. L, Monday. Friends arsre-
Questei not to send flowers.
OLWELI-On Friday, April 20, at her late residence, -
West lGth.st, Maria L.. wife oil James dwell
Notice of funeral hereafter it -
PoTTER-Harriet Btrdsa in the 21st year Of ner age
Funeral Tuesday, D. m, as 10 East 33d.st
EENwICK-At Fortress Monroe on Friday evening" tho
23d nst Lloyd wife OF Jamee Renwick and daughter
of the late william H. AspinWalL
Relatives and friends invited 20 attend the funeral nom
m It is particularly requested that flowers sent
RUGGLEs AT Washington Heights. on Monday morning,
April 20, Ellen Buckley aecond daughter Oh Henry l. ana
Maria A. RURgies, in the 10th ear Of her are.
Funeral services on "wednesday April % d ococx M
at her fathers house, 161stst, Washington HciehtA
morning April g. Rachel H reict OF Isaac C. Wkon aged
73 years and months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
MUSICAL NOTES.

Wilhelmj is expected to play in Cincinnati
this week.
Mr.. Franz Rummels first pianoforte recital
will take place at teinway Hall this afternoon at half
past O'Clock.
DR.. Won Btilow will arrive in London on the
10th Of month for visit Of two weeks From Lon
don he goes to Paris.
"The Pirates of Penzance" ran successfully
for about week In Richmond and seems TO be making
good impression wherever it Is given In the South.
Mr.. Emilio Agramonte has had testimonial
concert rendered him by his pupils and friends II Will
take place at CnckerinR Hall on Friday evening.
The MendelssOhn Glee Club, Of Philadel-
phin will give at ChickerDg Hall Thursday
evening Of next week. Mrs. A. II. Darling, contrato
and the mixed chorus OF the Club Will take part In the
performance.
This evening, at Chickering Hall, concert
win be gfven under the auspices OF the Alumni OF 81
Johns College, as testimonial 10 Professor Felix Simon
who has been for nearly quarter Of century teacher
music 10 the College, and IN the course OF bis bonored
life has also been tie instructor OF many well-knowu
artists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
MR.. BERGNER's CONCERT.

Mr.. Bergners annual concert is always an inter-
esting entertainments and the music which nc
offered his friends last night at Standard Hall was
even better than usual. He PLAYED, with MIR. J' ID.
Wilson, Rubinstelns excellent sonata for cello and
piano, Opus 10. and several solo pieces, including
an Adago by Hummer, and Fitzenhagens
Resignation" this latter beng accompanied on
the cabinet organ by Mr.. Dietrich. In all his
work Mr. Bergner showed that rich tone. fine taste,
strong feeling and technical accomplishment which
we have admired in his playing for so many
years. Mr. w. G. Bairds noble baritone voice
was heard in number of selections, The
most effective of which was Dudley
Bucks spirited and poetical Creole Lovers Song
The programme closed with Mozart's quintet in
G minor, for two violns, two viOlas and cello, in
which the instruments were held by Messrs. Brandt
schwarz, Theodore Thomas. Matzka and Bergner.
Thomass appearance with the viola being the
signal for especially hearty applause. The quin-
tet is beautiful work, remarkable for strength,
animation and melodious grace; and the. third
movement played with mutes. ia an exquisite ex-
ample of tine characteristic Mozart AdaRio, instinct
with elegance and tenderness. This was executed
with great smoOthness, and the performance OF the
whole quintet. indeed, was highly satisfactory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
JOSHUA WHITCoMB.

Mr.. Denman Thompson appeared last night at the
Park Theatre in his clever character sketch of Joshua
Whitoomb The impersOnation is remarkable for its
almost Photographic accuracy in reproducing the
pecul!arities of an old New-EnRland farmer, with
his awkward manner, his quaint turns of expression
and his dry and kindly bumor. 1t will be espe-
ciay interesting to persons familiar with this type
in the original for they will recognize in 1t per-
feet picture of one those odd characters rough but
warm-hearted, which are still common enough in
New-Hampshre. 1t is the comic side of Uncle
josie character that is emphasized, and it is
through this that he has gained his popularity
The piece which Is In parts melOdramatic. is very
slight and serves for little else than to afford Mr.
Thompson q chance to introduce his amusing por-
trait The support is generally efficient, and there
are two or three coed incidental songs and dances
introduced. The audience was kept in shouts OF
laughter the greater part of the evening, and
showed the heartiest satisfaction and delight.