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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31

The trainers of fle pio.o-'d Ciy Charter
seem to hnvo lost isht of che essential piinci-
Mica which should govern ali such legislation.
ro reform tho 20 eminent of this ciy-Nhich
..dIy needs rcform-oue OF TWO ,ogI. es must be
followci We mtst take a long stride 10 the
di,actlon of fewer ptarere. more direct respon-
.huitv TO the pes ple. aud an election oi those
.0cers les all the poople without interference
from Albany. Or 81 must acknowlcdgc that M
q civ of -uch dive -so clements. having so large
a ropulation unused O. f,pnblcau institutions,
th. democratic ~ -t,m breaks down under the
nroblem ~ mum .iral government and some
other system mutt be tesprtcd tao. IL was The
hitter fcoy ths underlay The recommends
,iops 81 the EVarts Commission, which pro
,ii,1 that r. eat, -Hou.d he governed, a. to its
nnunc,s hv it, u.1uHrtr-. just ~ cor Grafton
&. ynveued hy n. stockholders, and refused 10
r,cornige the night of those who did not pay
tnx,s 20 control he spending ol them The
s,.,,m never had % TRIAL. ami m AT sCrl,srsncs 50
A. may hc said hat ihe same thiDS j. true OF
hc avst,m Of po .nlat government Ia" people
~ Nv York CO, havp nj had 81 full and fair
.t,,,, An a g,reftfis0 af least, to show what
,b., cam do A. governing themselves No
chatter lett.n,i ~ will ever accomplish practical
.ond rcs,,it. whI,h doos NOT c'thor increase the
sbn,,. of the PEE BE- u che government or admit
HAT nn ah.on.,i, d,mogiauc government In
municipal matt O. is a failure.
The proposed CHARTER docs not comply with
,,,h,t of these rules 1hcic is still another of
.,..nt importau To-. Which " opeuiy dctCs. Par
ties are expected to legislaic in THEN own inter
"a hut for ths public good M the sumo time.
Ne marty has cvel gained "a the history of this
STATE. n, unkering With the charter of New
Yo,k. unless n was cloaily shown thpt thoro
vas "A public need ior the change. Is - mere
n,,, triumph The greatest success of William
NJ 'Twoed's ,aiocT WAS The passage ot his
rta,tpl. ard ,ei 10 vas the immediate precursor
,f IA. downm II uv Republican panty can
,,,rt,,c the Ilt, Gu,ciYm,nt uo c,tzcn viii
h,.,,uagc the palt, abs reasonable and proper
.l,nntt,,,, id eau obtain n so doins. but 1t thc
E,uubuc.n p.rs pu,l> the CITY Government ia
,i,e,s Simp, tor sloiis, aud the public gains
,,,hnu. the parry will inevitably and justly
COME into COZ i'mlt.
Nh Suahaa has frankly said at Albany that
uts C,arter va. intended Co strengthen The
p,nnhneant II NJ >ur,hau suploscs that the
n,nubRcan lurts can bc strengthened by the
,,.ation IA st. name Of "a Cay Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31

b-arlug about the same relation to E""o gov
eminent 20, Bauun''- woody horse 10 am Al"'
.f.eI a. c.nnof dis.ia .r,i,h between th' dis ri-
button of pa,rona.. add the distribution OF ic-
dnr.d tax bills The system proposed N d.
Charter D. incougruous aud so obviously dis-
toitcd fol political ends thHtIt cannot command
tc respect of rhe public. The Mayor j. ao-o-
u.cy striped of the power o.! appointment
winch is vested IN Board. consisting. so lar a.
tic arpain.mcut. are concerned OF the Mayor
and ,he President and Vicr-Pre,ident of the
Board of Aldermen. The Nice-Prsident Is
elected 10y the minority, and 60 make sure nat
ino R,rubHcans shall have the NIcc-Pr,si-
dent. Dr. is p1ovd d thlt thc Aldermen shall be
elected bv Assembly Districts. These three
officials, acting IL concert. can contIo. the
Beard OF Finance and Appointment, every m'm-
hoi of uhc, has vote upon financial matters
This EoaIG VIII make the appropriations. mus
three officials. who make al the appointments
c,Y also coutro. the leyyug Of taxes and the
r,rcr1.ilir, az the money. Hce would be the
CT, Govcrumcut-wi;h three members, instead
Of four a- iu 1Vccd's day. 4 system more de-
.t,uct.yl. Of that executive responsibility which
is tho iouuda ion of al' good government, more
hlOl, 90 iuaugulatc prohi-acy and corrupt bar
.riuin- I'm the cry Governments, better caicu-
lated .o corrupt both paruc, could hardly be
imagined
There ave numerous other objections, If these
are uof ,uficicnt In some cases. such rs t"at
of tire Department of Public Works, where the
m4ri.dc-i,,d single head already exists. we are
torrfom backwards ard the Department VIII
have two heads. Bat i'm all these changes there
Isu mere pIctrncc of doing good to the pubic
rhc total reduction of salaries provided for Is
nl.lif amt when compared with the reduction
tHaf might D., made. The Republican party
..u,3 political advantage 10y really
reforming tie 1oycumcuto cd Ibis city. In M"
~,a'.i,. bl ihr.c is too uucl politics and too
I HI.'.f. .,,m. and DO ,lould he beaten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31
Idle rLrLRN OF SAMrEL cox.

Mr. Samuel Cox was absent from the House
duriu, that great three days exhibition of the
Democracy last week which began with def
orce and the cry of no compromise II We STAY
81 here twelve months" and ended us usual with
AN unconditional surrender Had he been In
his Mace ho wouid undoubtedly Lave added
largely 10 the volume OF discussion, and rem
d,rcd valuable assistance TO Mr. Blackburn
both Ina tie opening chorus ana the final wall.
Tie House and the country missed Lin. Mr..
Thomas Turner vMnly essayed to make good
Lis Mace nrd relieve Mr.. Blackburn occasion
ally of The responsibilities and cares Of leader
shin; but Mr. homas Turner lacks versatility,
is limited IN his vocabulary and his range, and
his one gc~turr-aIm thrust forward and per
ncndicular from wrist 10 elbow with fist
cleuchcd-groWs monotonous With repetition.
Il was one of MIR. Cox's own occasions. stormy
time and all men were wondering, a, the iii
mastering went on. what had become OF the
Mother Gays Chicken Of Congressional debate.
Thomas Turner did his hest, and Nh Town
shcud. of Illinois, was NJ ridiculous as possible.
and Nh. Blackburn PLAYED well his usual Bonn
ha to- but It was fclt by vii that an essential
element of the show was lacking. Samuel Cox
was absent.
lie has returned however And signalized
his return by n proclamation that he Is "agn
the Diplomatic Service. He broke ioith on that
thcme ON Monday. I he system. lac says. Is
useless. 1t doplctes tho Treasury and Oh,
Government gets no sdeQuatc return for the
expenditure. Nothing 81 alousrs Mr.. Samuel
Cox M e. see the Treasury depicted to paw
officials OF the opposite party. What he would
do would he e. strike down the salaries of mcu
whose only business seems 10 br 70 dho al
~cnfcs listen to the gossip oi men VINO are not
@ IN s,mpathy with republican institutions. and
return home al pleasure, when not s.ailvdnt
mg Though Emope.' Mr. Coz, 30 VIII be- ob
served take, high -IouHd on thls as up.n 81
great questions lie opposes t,c Whole dr'c
matte system b,cau.o--'i ve catch n's meaning
it is the hahi, Of our Minister'S 20 torei-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31
NrwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY N3lNCH 81 1s7U

uo.,,s .,, , ra.cni py;ynrc letter 20 a friend
that while raumluy WI Wd'r no 'lic"'''""'.
>upper, rldcu our organization mas no irn"
,ia.e ror a.. w- intend 90 nave. mn IA 49,
NJ i ..1 fae fll vote of his party ioi the lu,nuvi
Of D.r,,cr.,ts Who VIII stay away from the polls
when the barrel IS on tap won't amount to an ohln'-
bus load
That income tax suit isn't the only one of Iildens
which Will come to trial in November Inc great
'fraud" suit viii be decided by verdict OF the peo-
pie 10 che same month.
The Third-I ermers are getting their issues mixed
Genera Grant Is creating something OF Democrallo
boom for himself IN the South by saying that tho
country needs as little government as possible
Whether uuiustlv or not, this Is construed I'D tne
South TO mean that he is no longer In fayci OF
"strono Governmont" Meantime, IN the North he
H. rrge1 a. the -. strong man" who can be depended
upon 10 keep the South in check. lie can't MI pom
these characters, and tho only point TO DECIDE If
whether he or his friends are the more aeCui"'0 u"
terpreters Of his own views
Asa boom booster TIC Uorld ncwspGper"falls lust
short Of being tremendous 1t took mp BayaId early W
the season and succeeded in few weeks OF uhiell'
ting labor i'm sending him 80 OF the hed that
De is 10 longer connected with 10 even bS telephone
More recently it ha. been fostering m aut-Illden
boom in Pennsylvania It announced oy way OF
Washington on Monday hat the election OF Dee
gates from Beaver County Is reg lrded here ms ue
mollshng Mr. IIlden'- chances Mt the Convention
beyond bill hope" The Pennsylvania newspapers
are wondering how thls curious rum c0ud De
wrought by the three delegates tlom Beaver county
since they are all lideu mon. 1t is queer
Town,hcnd has achieved rho phenomenal nofo-
r,etv of being the wickcdest man In the worst Con
gress tins country has ever seen.
General Leslie Coombs reappcars once moro I'D
uolIic, "a a feroclous unt-HIden man. lie saws ne
doesn't believe m rldcn M all, and wouldn't vote
for him to save his life His lack Of nerve has cost
him the venerable and Irascible Generals respect
n the Republicans put zap decent man ho thinks
1'dcu will %, beaten More than this. " II the lee
publicanuomiHce is anything short Of being horse
tlici ar % hou.ehrcaher nc viii beat lilden' lhlS
A.. vigorous Language. ard deserves some rcb1le
T., General Is % vtry odd man. and # me o. % he
e'.l,d Che service snou'd hc psiiolmed by some
Democrat Who rs vithiu 0u'rfer"t Gc'ninR !"
least oi hi- ago. MONTGOMERY Hilr Is the only Wn
who has both tine age AND tIc pr per amount "l lh,
don devotion. Ir. rcbukr should o. d4l-lsl ''eu
On puh'.r. and au admission Zee charged. mere
would oc "a largo house.
In contest which VIII result I'm giving Che WIN
ming party control o' DO" country Tor he rest of Ola"
.turg. j., Tire K.puh.,uu party strong eroagn 70
uc,aut tae Democracy with % tt,t-c.lo7 ls'u.' /"
rot whY teA, tHt n'o,lr-' '~NI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31
MEssRs. FISCHER AND PRIMER.

Mr.. Adolphe Fischer aad Mr.. Max Primer gave
charming concert last night at SieinNay Hall,
which vas attended by - tar audience and inter-
uIptcd hy much applause Mr.. Primer gives ms
81 few opportunities 10 eujoy the line qualities OK
ms art that ms occasional appearances IN public
are c,pcclaly welcome; and Ia the eutrrta.nmcns
of last evening with It's bright varied and
thoroughly musical programme. he seemed 10 hnd
himself IN cougemal company. All The selections
were good and Miss SheiWlu. the vocalist had the
taste 10 choose songs IN sympathy with The instru-
mental pieces.
Mr Flschcrs yoonce.lo has been hear before IN
New York. 0ut we doubt whether he has really
shown u~ hi, eminenco rs a performer until lass
night He gave some admirab q playing IN the
Sonot. f., piano and cello bv kubin>te,u, opus Is.
a vrrv beautiful and interesting work, which
nr.ut,l ia, uroeramme. tie Displayed his powers
NOR. tullN OBJ the Fantasia by Srrvss on Caraitts
" . cara memOra.' one hardly knew whether TO
wonder ino-t az the purify of his tone the irre-
pro,ch Ole accuracy Oi b., execution. tie strictncss
of ms rbythu or the elegance Ol MS style. Every
uorr even 10 the most pad aud difficult passages.
WAS peYfcrt. he surrcd nothing lie tried nothing
m " lch Lo was not absolutely successful lils
double Stops were marvellous. several times IN tho
,ours,. If cine F4ut9sia he audience found Il I'M
p,~>hi. to t,ir.n tloW dcmou-trat' ons oi drilght
and ne wa recalled with thr CREATES enthusiasm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31
rAnk rnEAuKE. nROOKLNN.

Tho attraction M tie BROOKLYN PAr0 Theatre thus
Nc,l * the comedy of "Nive,.' with Miss Adelaide
Detchou. Miss Pearl Eytiugn. Mis-, Anne Edmouson.
Mr.. George Il. Edeson, Nh ". Daudgr. IT,. aud
Others. m the cast. Wives was byou lit QUE
early an the season ~ Days Theatre IN this cityI
aud IT'S su5,equ,nt production at the Brooklyn Park
Theatre IA February was successful. IL now, 40
corhngly. gcNIyed there.
The appearance of Mis-, Adelaide Detchon. Of
Boston. ~ Ignes. on Monday mght. was antci-
patcd with interest BY those who had seen her as
Heb,, Ia tho Pnafore. "a patt IA which she dis
played mischicvors sprighJlines- d;.snng vitality.
md q winning charm 81 droery, although
with some tendency 10 exaggera ION. which the
requirements of the maie SUbuueo Part of .i0Res
enabled her 90 avoid Nirh "A charming person.
- natural simplicity of manner, this lRdy made
q lovely pictup among the brilliant setting, Of The
play. and lto Joyous character gtNo ample cppoT-
nuity fnI her fresh aud fascinating Occurrences "
ndu3cr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
EDWIN BOOTH AS MACBETH.

Last night at Booths Theatre. was ono
Of those occasions that vindicafe devo-
tion to the dramatic art, making u an
honorable principle and noble passion. Far toe
often of late days. the votary OF the stage IS con-
scous of such an excess of trvality such vast and
apparently everlasting aggregate of nonsense dis
played upon 1t IN every direction that he cannot bus
deem himself humiliated in bis own respect by
any sort of contact or association with III
70 meet now and then. with great actor
spendidlv endeavorilg to interpret greas
play, is to be persuaded anew OF the
inherent excellence Of the drama, ana
to be consoled for the loss Of many
hours that have been souandered in ths
contemplation of its possible Stiffness and patude.
Such a comfort afforded last night In
the spectacle at Booths Theatre. The house was
densey crowded in every part. and tho
vast audience-bright, intelligent, and en-
thusiastic-saw with the deepest interest,
aud honored with the heartiest admiration, great
achievement In acting.
Edwin Booth has usually begun Lis New
York engagements either in Hanld or Eic'drd III.
On this occasion he effected his reentrancs
IN the character of MGcbah, and he gave one Of tbs
most truthful perSOnatOns of that feud haunted soul
which ever in orr time. have illustrated the dark
and terrible spirit of that tremendous tragedy. 10
might. perhaps, be wished that Mr. Booths Ideal
of this part could De conveyed WIN Il"
much electrical LIGHT aud with as beautiful
L.. - - ,,cr, ,,,sa,va
hn'~h' 'hiouRh the '"'unu" u " f.Ia.,'
physical personality. The a"'ui} iorio'n
might Of Il nature that il dazed and
10 t ,,,r,,, ,,,r,I lies of evil rlj.rlt seem
"'''' ~ ,.r.., ,b,, IA
more pdthe.'c' rs mus 'A'i''''' wa"
seems when cystallZed ia a slender H''e'
o,d o'most aerial Ggurc .uch a. seems
''' - .,,t,t. ,rl..r. - n lack in
It''u 'l'' ''''' '"'" '',. ..,i,. -
de earlier portion OF NE b'",N' =" 80
b.L ~ certain element of cr ftns
H o.l of co,,,.. th.r, is a lack.
.. ~ ,lt ....,,.,,.,,i. fl,,,cal
go tine latter p"it"a' "i 'h'l v"''"""' wy
endurance which alone can -iNud o." idih ol 'no
,.riu,h.IoY, and fre.zia, I'M winch t.is eitnf Il
,....., ,.,.,.,... d.. ..,....fs.i anil slim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31
nh. npEKA.

Nj N.pt,'n announces that 'he performance OK
" The iiasuenots - Oh FRIDAY nigh VII terminate
with tle .raui duo ol EdOh and Id.cHttae IN tho
fourth oct rnc omission OF Tie 18th act Is not UNI
CANNON , tfead, and We SOC mo- 0bjcctol to Tho
cii,,N mi ,ous,ra interest ~ reached I'M tue fourth
49, anal a' Though tucr, may hr enthusiasts who
would ike go follow the oralal through blood and
t,mo to The very end. there Is NO doubt that tho
olrr. IA us lutcgl1ty Is iupracuctbN long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31
GENERAL NOIES


one oil the local committeeman III lIc''n"
writes to rue 'nsi"n House nave just nee" Id
formed chat mru and hs "f' DOM Ah'h' 'lAh'y wears
of ag", who were in Che h'0l 't receiving money nom
tncii chi dren m America hut VINO nave NOT received
any for the past tr" ""h'S hf' h snch t'lrloc cir
cumstances that thef remain IN hea moS OF the d'F ["
"N"l p''",,',~ a." d" '','' 49,, ,'' Ian "a
nv ~ MD prctrr to dr vlrle he, are bread cas-
popuilr.s. and almost homeless"
There was uproar IN Philadelphia theatre
,i Monday 4 ss...I bon t,oa. q i ....ri, hat been
introduced ON ur Stage t.th ma lcl ~rccr-. The str
tain had gone down and tuc .aso was crowded with
.ci,r4 and ctr,s~os N-r, WAS led arolv 10 MS cage
mo fen feet hehiu; o., W Ihumu-ou og Forepou,h'.
r,,ho, h,, "a .b,r,e di.,, tpci,v ru.tat rms u,,
h'ht q tcH' ''-' ''' ''''. ''i"''''' .'"''"~ ""S
ebed tine uu'S ca4r. lI4t s soon v helrd
..... 49,. s.. ...t,...,.. r..r..,.., .,..,i,t
J"'A '' ''9' "',' ''''' ''' ''' ''" WIN" ''
u blt at one o the iron Nnf~. witch parted aS th"hNh
had been .Ic uI Wood. IN . tVIl'lms another bar
..s.,,,.ti, 3D.. ,i..,.., ,.,s Al .hia Aas Jo.e -n
I - 49,. ~. -.
Ql'NN '".. stu '''' ''' "'' go. '' Do" '"'.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31

this !, tI,. l. cc.'' IS oi ii
tuj 81 r were uu' .u. u 49,
certainly not have ~ 1850,
-rc Is. f.om personal ~ 'Lt.I.I
Otto ~oul la, I'D doubt - 'I". ""'
at thc sight OF Amcrcaf er-".-.''l
Gates and listening 90 I' ~ -.
/ Heads and Lords and % e. ''" '' '' WI? -
'. III, ,r,r A publican institutions.
~ 80 r.ot l,uld On hi- iudigna-
/ tim at such nrepuhlcf .l. ~.
| strike down the sys,,ul . '"' ,.t1
least until a Dcmoca'S Ill .'..t
appoint a new SIT OF W
''rr, J., .l.,.o will sag hat for Mr.
- NJ, ting" of somewhere
last week whcl the wh(e '""nuS ""9
for HIM to help BhckhI "u" 10" ,'''l.u
Thomas Turner IN tic 4 "'o''c' ~ ,,..a
OF tie calivantlng 4 "", '"'''-' Co.
/ Is not IN good taste. ~ '. "''' "'''' -
| 9s 10 sly that services 81 b." "'
/ bv Mr. WashbuInc, q ""'''''
| take but q single in-taa 70 were " '''iJ
=, ~, ,.,,.i;...,.a,A IF his public life. Bnt
~, ~. go, 4 rest partiSauship; the
| nciciic,s brutality Of II ".''',
| samuel Cox houcstly q 'N 49,
| have II Republican AGt '''N. '"'''" w ~ !,
need any Diplomatic \ '' ', .so
away with il according y ''" II,
! only thing he is d. .' =" "'l g.
! would like To ahoish1 "' amy
/ abolish 1t, nj least IodL4 "'"' 'i'" ~ .'.
/ il under such stiic1g '"
! TRIGGER vi hout the & '
/ Congress frs ohtuuA '' '"'""'
state, M1rshals arc '''''''''' "'" '-.'' '''''
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remodel .rl a. .-nr Dol. rna'n on'F es..r.A
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r rI. s.rlfe Committee on Pensions l.s
f..n|.I .n inr.rfInt report on th" pension s,'
a.. tII Zoo tho fIK.ton ~ state aHi No
t...f ...I,u ls reported iu 'ho Leg stature a-
A. citation. tas lrd m San fun''cn.
o.....fI....t i.n Houston Yesterday. ard wlll
ZOO. ISL. Dricln. this evening Co.,. The Spring
u,....f ..r f.uninna JOCKEY l.uh op'u"i B
t..A Shout. M.drtater md Loug law were thr
t.....s. o. DO e.n1fr. Nr Carpenter opposed
A.. W.IGs T,u UU on constitutional grounds
lU, Oou.nnr and Diplomatic Appropriation
Ia. ..,. p.s. 10 o., tlo House the Army Appf"pri-
49, IiI sss repofiedi fhe braolcj & om"ns c n
ts.t,I election case vus considered
ttr, Asp ttnpnnsN. Tho metropolitan Mu'can
of,tf. .,... opened eslerdaY hy President llnlos
p.,.pnons wefo elvcn to tho lros.d dent ~
Ioln ..oh A.t.r nnd john lnylor Johnston 1
H.. .lofel steward 600 The police boat tcueoa Wa
bufae, to I.atu r--a- Andrew ". Hfocn WIS Ap
poi.t.l pafk Commissioner H-z The hrhj Dom
osfsf. ...n~l To- coli foi = efa'e Convent on ''-- a
me ing oi the American Fish Cultural A's''iS '"'
ve.hst Nv a. Kemhio left the city, 1--a
4. ,..t,b,sfef County supervisors we're elected
- ,oont De- es.op~ sirvcd from hoston. r-
eia.astt Voadlord looturcd Ia hro'A)no th'
e.sth -- Ooid value Of the lcssl. tender si'o
ALL, ,t.is atain.l ~ p3 cents Stocks iuegularl'
.eI,. hat g,u,nslly higher and closing excited ""'
sffenf
rts Wt.tnrr.. trturv local oh-erra'ion- in
Al. ..,,trer and cctf ur p1ttl} .loudy weather
T,.rrooi,. ei yesterday Highest a. lowest nv
sssiHt. az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31

Tia f.ln, Committee of the Legislature on
Ts,,tion tas pportod O. h.l which is design q
b. .srure the equal nsot'n Of National and
ST.. B,rks AZ ahstHcf of thc oill re- si'cn 10
ont Allpn, correspondence.
IN, vote of ,hc Hons, Committee ou WAYS
and Nr,n. a. place upon ihc free LAST nll manu-
tetnrd ralv, wood pulp etc, showed so do
,,.,,, 4, ,n.lorit, ior che change Thar TEE House
.,,,,. almo., certain va take ilc Same nctiou.
Mr. Manning ,- Indignant Chat luF thm NJ
sbonld have credited lgatius ponnc'N i''h''
thsp h,n.,lf with thr tumpu .i'ion 'i th"i 'N'i'
or,t,u,,, mas oi lics known itl"li "n tie
u,nn. .,f, sest case. u NJ. ID 'nning wants
A.. ,r.,,, - n ~ shall haV, iti hut llonnelly'
.ho 4. ,,all, proud 81 bis ability ~ tell "a thou
,apd l,.. M q Thousand qatrtei h"uis' VII ne
seE,icvsd
Tho New Ofk Exhibition hhl gave rise w
the SENATE yesterday a. an lntetcstine discus
tne al lho right ~ Cungi,ss to incorporate TEE
,,,,,,y a. loo assaniscd Tor that purpose
ue..,s Carpenter aad Eaton ioiucd hands n
,n,,o.iiinn "a the bill the latter with especial
..V.r,iv. invariably ioivtnng w the props as Il
p,hih,s,on 40 a show senator Cancnic, 'a
,.,k A.. Il, constitutional lawyer Is good one
INT h,s arguments against the bill are not
Iu,ly to mcvail IN. incidental powers Of
g.n,,, =, have heen construed io cove many
l..s h, neiiosn works tbun hts
A, f,imuud lisnllol .oiuc hinnr uihtN's
.... ga. vae.t. hood of senator
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\ o Cincinnati viii take place. as
/ heodotc Thonas's direction,
to suppOs' that II will b. al-
she troubles IN the College OF
4 tcrprscs havc always been
\ now under different manage
/. Peadlctou. the pre,idcu of
Iou. has issued % circular re-
cbcts. "Appreclatiug rs they
lc'er and Importance II tie
1d. % ~Ivs this aWounceman mt.
o., anxious hat in tho matter
nc greatest musical event OF
udar tHc leadership of the ia
gsl Tho local pm nc should
ltages thtn those afforded TO
puce. With this M view we
oar past iavOrs - 80 ash Won
ur Information Season rick
riormances. SO; auction Of
place April 10 aud 20; bids
above the cos OF each sea-
thm teu tickets SOLD 90 one
90 MAY ! sea ou tickets will lee
ont huuusi single tickets sold
luglc tickets with reserved seat.
.n ticket. 81 Applications Ton
hc made 10 the secretary. Carl
e. Johnston, Buildings. Cmcn-
,ould accompany the applra-
,ns viii bo executed IN tine order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31

NJ. Fdmuud. distilled .omc hnne mht,cs.
,,,J,, npon tHe vacan. head ol senator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31

The MAY Festives
announced. under |
and there no teasnI
lectcd M any way hl
Music. for the two d
distinct, and they "a
mont. Nh. l3dmund'
the Festival A,soci A
spcctiug tho sale OF 4
dothr National chi
work they have 100 a
the managers "are n
of securing seat, Tor
tho ace and country
nous ihcodoU lhu'
have no greater adv
PERSONS living az a 81
~ tar presume upon
to publish the follow
cts for the seven u
chuicc of seatu to ta4
- hereccived over
son ticket; no mnri
hidt from April ~
sold at go each W y
only alter May 3i
81; single admis,l
season tickets ma 2
A. G. Adtc. Ruonf
natl. 1l,e monc,i
ton. nud comnif
oi their lnluiltNI -
llicu has Il
hIslci,omIuItIos
!. l- uulsrnhl