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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

Her dropping eyes, pale Lagssrd features. tot
tsriug walk, detected melancholy expression, OK.
cite our sympathy. Poor frsil woman Hh!
don't some one Get the Samaritan By telling her
that English Femsie Bluen will cure her rapidly
and svundiy. They are prepared expressly fol
such aliinRs, and never fall TO cure.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

THE Turkish government seems in
disposed towards carrying out the pro
visions of the treaty Of Berlio, and
another war seems to be impending.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

GRAND celebrations Of the anniver-
sary OF tho Bastile have been held in
France, and among the French resi-
dents of this and other countries.
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Dyspepsia Is disarmed Of itsterrors, by the use
Of Bailey's Saline Aperient. Torpid liver, bilious
ness, constipation, &c, are cured by its use. All
persons prefer II to nauseatlng pills, its action
being so prompt and pleasant.
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An o6cisl decree has been publishel
granting fall remission Of the sentences
pssesi spoo the ooa1snisis in France
y 100 and isJl.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

Hon. WM. II. BARSUM. Of Connect
cut. has been unanimously elected per-
msuent Chairman ofthe National Dem
ooraiic Committee.
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l37 Darling Bessie OF the Lea.
laS The kiss Behind the Door. '. -2 ]
lSs III Remember You, Love. in Ny
Prayers.
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143 Dancing Around with Charlie.
LAG YouAay Look. but You Mustn't q
Touch.
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100 There's Always Seat In the Par
lor for You. IN
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ia Nearer, My God. 10 Thee.
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1863 Say a Kind Word When You Can.
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~ Strangers Yet
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iSO Willie, We Have Missed You.
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Wav. .-.'
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242 farmers Daughters; or, Chickens
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
IIIil

ACUESoN- -sutdenlv on Friday. February p, Enya.
eldest daughter of tdc late "illam ahd mary H''s'n
Veotiycs a1d friends are invited 10 acnd tho funeral
,v,ninF. 0coCk. irlm the resdf1rF Of Der
sister Mrs. David campbell $50 FultonsI near Raymond
rn'c,arot s', al Bronxyille on TUESDAY.
CHAPMAN--uddoaly at Rye, on FRIDAY February p $780,
amanda O. Niir % n. +. Chapman aged - years
NOtre 81 funeral hrreAiei
CRANE Al nrr rlcnae, East i3dst. F-i gy, Zebra
ary ~ Caroline NJ, wife o. william y. Crane and laughter
p. ". Merriam.
%otrc oi funeral Iereatter
DENTON suddenly ~ Teva,, on Mouiav. February o.
1890 Iuniius. Denton, in sac 9th year O his ago
Notice of fiI'f f.tl lfredtt"f
New burg and 30ston papers please copy.
Fourth Day 2jth. 1880 at Glen Head. l. l..
Giieon Ftost, i'm his S3d year. , a., ,, .
neav,s amt trrlt. invited 20 attend the funeral AZ
Natlnccock Nceunei ousc second piY' INN" A".ih Is|
-...-.,
OF the 10 r.. 90. tram from liuitoi'a FOlht
uoRT31-In Brooklyn FebrIar, 23 after short illness
N.II. stewart. and adopted t1utt
fer E,zaacu ID. ard lra j. Iuthu, Of CutcAogue, i l.,
whore r,iuairs verc taken for iniorment
,tccswAN-pn Friday 27n inst. Michael be'oyed hus
friends 0i the fam w. aud noso Or his brothers
i1 NV james John and Thomas T. wallace are respect
f1iy invited attend rle funeral IN uesy, March at
residence 52J Wcst ofh st. theuce
to the urr Paul tie Apostle. whore s0le1 high
mass oi requiem VIII be celebrated ior the ropOsc oil his
SOUL
ppr(e,r-u santa r. NcwMcvco on Tiursd,y February
2t o pnrumOn tatte A. H., wg ui l.. bradford Prince
ana Iiug tor Dr. = Russell G. lds of tls city.
WEKs-At Cats February 20 Helen Dudley, wife u the
Rev Robert Weeks, and daughter OK the Late Francis
|
FiaerI at Luke Church. Catsh, Monday March /. at
| Carriages will meet IN train from NewYOEk.
] Intatnuut Al Groenwooo
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

where che is forced TO remain by the illness OF her
mother
In London there are 1875 amateur and pro-
fessional choral and orchestral societies giving public
performances. Iu the United Kingdom there up
ward OF 700 such societies.
Mr. Maurice Grau's French Opera Company
will play farewell of three weeks the Fifth
Avenue Theatre beginning March g, with Ala File de
Nine. AngOL"
Mr.. .Theodore Toedt, The tenor who was in
the Carlota Patti Company. which recently broke up in
San Francisco, is now singing Ralph Raekstaw. in
PnatOre" Company, IN that city.
Mr., Jostffy will begin his series Of concerts
at Chickering Hall Monday, when he offers "CbOpn
Night" playing both the ccncertos and the Andante
spanato and Polonaise Mr. Carberg to lead the or
chestra On Wednesday Joseffy will give the first of
series OF four chamber soirees, and Saturday there
VIII be another Chopin night
The programme of the opera this week COM
prises Lucia" tiarimon), Linda" Nallerial LA
Favorita" Cary, and "sonnambua Otarimon) for
the matinee. Campanini is announced for all these
operas except E" Linda"
Miss Julia Gaylord recently made her first
appearance as Marguerite In GouuOds Faust" in Lon
don, with Carl ROsa's English Opera Company. Her
performance Is described being only moderately
cessful, her acting being better than her singing.
Of the choral works given in Great Britain
last year, those by Handel head the list with 10
formances, 90 of which OF the Messiah" Men
Ehlaa"
lhe iirst Crystal Palace concert OF this year,
happened to come SchUberth's birthday and Mr.
Manns the conductor. conf posed the programme eXclu
sively OF Schuberths musc. The great C. Major SYM
phony was given. well portions Of the
ters first symphony, which then heard for the first
time III London
A concert was recently given in Cincinnati
IN homer OF the seventIeth anniversary CAopns birth
dav. Mr.. Werncrsteuhrccher. a veteran Cincinnati
musician. who pupil OF Chopins played two Of
me " 'zurtaS Miss Cranch, Mr. Jacobs Ohm. Mr.. Hart
deeen and oiher wcllknOwn Cincinnati musicians also
took part IN the concert
The London Philharmonic Society promises
before Easter number Of works by English com
posors Among these are IA symphony by Arthur Suli
van overture composed sy for the society by
sir julius Benedict. and perhaps. new symphony by
Mr, f. H. Cowen Itis not certain that TINS last work.
which is not yet completed viii first played by the
Philharmonic Society
IN imitation of Wagnei's Nbelung
cycle OF plays, and partly Offset TO II, several
German cities have instituted cycles Of Mozar operas
in which several works OF that master given
cess ION. Or. Edward Hanslck. the most distinguished
of German musical critics, that fresh and
Iul performance OF MOZarts IN the day
cannot but have the beneficial effect of teaching
feel more simply to hear with greater pleasure. a. 20
sing letter"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
MIISIC AND THE DRAMA.
MR.. CARLBERGs CONCERT.

Nr G. Carlberg produced last night at Chick
.,ino Hall. for the first time in this city. the
,rbcle of Meyerbeer's music to Michael Beers
Sroma of "Struensee" " consists of an
ovsrture on a somewhat grand scale. which is
,,e,lknown in the concert-rOom, and OF
s,sven melodrsmatc numbers-that is to
cav of pieces intended 70 accompany
The action and dialogue; only one OF these, the
familiar Polonaise is suitable for independent per-
formance all the others are short, and if given
z,;tbout the text would seem fragmentary
A synopsis of the drama, enough to give
norsons who know the story Of Struensee
some idea of the matter Illustrated by
the musician, was rccited by Miss Genevieve
stebbins with greatnteligence. grace and dramatic
force. The music OF Struensee :" exhibits in a very
brOht light some of MeyerbeeI's greatest Gifts-his
wonderful mastery over the instruments of the or
hestra his sense of color. his instinct for striking
eocts and his profound scientific knowledge; while
Tho overture is considered one of his strongest
Uorks in that branch of composition. But " "Struen-
seer shows also, to any one who wall take the
t,onble TO compare it with work of the same kind
scbumaun's "Manfred"-that Meycrbcer was not
really poet and the perpetual repetition Of the
same theme however happy it might be in an eX-
tended drama, is likely when the work is COM
nressed into a hour to confirm many of us in the
common opinion that the composer was poor in
melodic invention. The performance energetic
and ruthless The orchestra was entirely without
delcacy. and the small male chorus used twice be-
hind the scene was by no means good.
The "struenseo' music preceded by a
..Symphonie Triomphale by Hugo Ulrich, and by
Mozarts pianOforte concerto in ID MINOR, No. :,
cleverly played by Mime. Rachu The symphony,
we believe is a prize work. 1t is wrongly an
,ouDced hV Mr. Carlhprp IeW to this city. 1t
was PLAYED here about 1889 under the direction Of
Carl Bergman. probably about the tImo Of its
original publication II may safely be assumed
that modern symphony which has been twenty
years before the world without winning a place IN
the standard repertory will never become current.
Ulriclis composition IS carefully written, well IL
strumented and not lacking in certain life and
movement. bat il makes no permanent impression.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
MUSlCAL NOTES.

The fifth soiree of the New-YOrk Philhar-
monc Club will be given next Tuesday.
The first Connecticut Valley Musical Festi-
val occurred IN Hoiyoke Mass, about ten days ago.
Miss Thursby was enthusiastically received
in the concert which she recently gave IN Chicago.
Henri Ketten has been giving piano recitals
In Sacramento.
A new musical organization. The Bach
end Handel Society" has been formed in Chicago
The Company engaged for the performance
d"The Pirates Of Penzance" on the Emira route is
vigorously damned IN The Elnira Aduertiser
Mrs. Zelda Seguin was advertised as Carmen,
with the Emma Abbott Company at Charleston last
week.
DIR. Francis Huelfer the famous musical
sritc author OF the adorable work The Music
e the Future" has Ia preparation history OF OPERA
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg is still III Paris,
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Fc6 -. l q. m-Durng the
greater part ofycsterdav the movement m the barome
ter was rapidly downward. Partly cloudy and cloudy
weather prevailed with light rains during the third and
fourth quarters The temperature ranged between 43'
and 54o the average 1852 being 3OAo higher than
tho day last year. ami lA' lower than on
FRIDAY
CIondy weather with occasional light rains followed
late in the duv by clearing aud colder weather. may be
expected IN this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
DE LESSEPS AT THE LOTOS.

COMPLIMENTS TO THE GREAT ENGINEER.
A BANQUET AND ADDRESS OF wELCoMH-REPLY By
COUNT DE LRssRPs - SPEECHES DY NATHAN
APPLETON, CoNsUL-GENERAL BREUH, CHIEF
JUSTICE DAILY AND OTHERS.
Count, do Lesseps was entertained al
the Letos Club last evening, where
he and several of his engineers spoke
of the Panama Canal project. The guest
of the evening was introduced oy
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, the President OF the
club. Speeches were also made by Consul
General Breuil, Mr.. Nathan Appleton, cher
Justice DAILY, F. F. Marbury, esq, and Others
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT

TH,tcdnOHs.
For the Middle Atlantic States, falling barometer.
southerly winds cloudy weather and ram, followed by
rising barometer. colder westerly winds and clearing
weather
For New England falling barometer, followed by
southerly WINDS cloudy weather possibly fOl
lowed sunday night by colder westerly winds. rising
barometer aud clearing weather.
CatiOn1ry signals.
Cautlonary signals continue from Kitty Hawk t0 san0y
Hook ana are ordered from NewYork 10 Woods HOl,
and cautiunarY oshOre signals continue az lhdianoa
Galveston and POIt EAds.
TRIRIrNE IONAL DISSERTATIONS
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
P4SSENGERS ARRITED.
FROM ASrwERp-nY STEAMSHIP Il
a Coating of Real Diamonds

on pure surface These HUwHREYss PARIsIAN
DIAMONDS and SAFE only Humphrcvss everY Store
perpetual "rhe Cr,let Of describes them. Mailed
free. lie has agents.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
4 STEINER STRUCK BY 4 SHIP

The steamer Rhenbira, Captain Canon. from
Cardiff, and the shlp Marlborough, of
Windsor, n s.. that arrived last evening.
cnne i'm collision when of Sandy Hook in the thick
fog. Both vessels sustain damage, but 10 what
tent could not be ascertalned last night.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
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France since the First Empire. ~ James Maclonell
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The AudiphOne, of which mention has
hitherto been made. IL about to be introduced into
Europe, 10000 having. IL Is said. been sold In this
country. From the announcement elsewhere it would
seem be often aiact0ry. even for lhe totally deaf
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ay INSURED LUY4TIC Kills HIMSELF

COLUMBUS, Ohio Feb. 2S.-John Martin,
the patient IN tho Insane Asylum IN this city who
mitted suicide lew DAYS ago, had $4,000 pOlcy on
his life in the NewYork Insurance Company.
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The IaIer- d reanic Canal ana the Monroe Dprtrine,
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS
Rssirfctsd 10 books or ne last thrss mJls flI Iicr1,t
heretofore the literIry PR.
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Religions Notices.

.~--
-, Mrs Nellie Brigham lectures for the rrst
free Treno, Han Los broadway: Musical and
lhdr,ns Lyceum at 23O D. 10. socetys onlertalnment
Wednesday
An, or Memorial Church. tsih 81. ges' q ota ave-
Tho rev H. lEBER NEWTON will preach, Al IL an. on
The Character Of Jesqsy li sPa snxo al
st745, to Young Men on = Puhty.'
81 Unity Chapel, Harlem l2sth 81 West Of ave. II
NJ. Rev ri - ELI y; FELLOWS vii preach subject!
strangers welcomed
Church Of tire nenyenly Rest.
fifh.ave, above t8tbsL,
The REV. pH. ROWLAND. RECTOR
Divine scruce IL % No. and . D. m. -
Wednesday, p m. sermon by the Rev. d.. J. COTTON
5hllh'
Charch OF the Holy Apostles. corner Of 2sthst sud
9th-av tho Rev. BRADY r BACKU~. Rector Of.-MWuing
b. anchaRcy OF It Pauls, ha2ei rnnity parish WfD.
NESDAI EVENING service at = sermon by Toe Rev. Dr
Williams oi ~ teoibes church.
Church of the Atonement. Madis0nage. anG 2sil
servicrs Al AMI ,tertor TIP.
FANY viii oaiciae and on @T NDAY. February ~ at
T. "Cslet aud tho Englsh Heioruatou.' by Rev.
Arthur Brooks
Church ofhe IIo', sepulcre 74ih cast of AN ave-;
HoIv Communion At no. 80 ooi,cE fveaug PRAYER II 1
O'clock. aily service at p m. scats a'Nay- flee -
First Presbyierlan Church. 5h ave aud IN ,i the
~. and p. M strang,rs ale c'rdia.ly invited
Five Points House OF indgsrry, 80 81 Worth s; wM;
r. BAtN ARD 9uperinle noe nii,i. ,,, ~ ,s
large church Donations OF shoes and s,co1d hand
clothing earnestly desired
SEWARD Pasor-Serviresa II e. Text. February ~,
sa,lcct stunning cvis against ,he
Of a religious lle.' sunday school Al lJJ a, m.
society for Ethical Calrure.- Professor FssIIX
2Sh inst Ohicssring HalI corner 5thave lnd lshst
are welcome subject superstition and Religion"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

ANOTHER ENGLISH Critic on Mr.. HENRY
JAMEs.-Pcrhaps the best Of The this quarter IS
not only reprint hut not even written by English
What l. the particular excellence OF Mr.. JamCss
novelist lie makes everything quite plain foT thc
reader He fills up all details. He spares palma
bring ont his characters into u relief There moth
ng slOVenly about his whiting Many OF our ahiest
nOyelists, especially women, to write with sort
sympath etc ink. which requires holding IRE
before The words become plain. Not so Mr. James.
TINS is Mr.. James's secret-he gets upon good trms
with his reader. But TO DO this, Thackeray did a.,
ard Mr. James stl does It, requires not only great
deal ot humCr but also great deal OF art Westminster
Review.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

IHE MISFORTUNE OF DUMAS TIE OUNGER.-
Had NJ Dumas been content to tread n The Of
his father. and honestly TO DO his best artist
he would hvo been very considerable pcrsonaec lie
aud3cy his ingenuity his Intelligence. the ceverncss
the patience ana the skill with winch lie writes. would
have found legitimate employ ymeDt and the dramatic
world would have been the uchcr and the better hy
admirable work Unfortunately, however, Tor all
# us. tho artist III NJ. Dumas had a kind Of mluIac
brother who determined 10 be moralis aud pro-
and. being much the stronger succeeded
bending fhe other to his aud forming him after
his likeness. The consequence q thar hi- pieces
are most OF them sermons in acuOn.-lTue Athcu.eum
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

WEDNESDAY. March B. and following EVENINGS NJ
CLiN TON HALL NOW ON EXHIBITION.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

Pans Nine KAISER. from PariS mounts rspsln
ians and gu KINDS OF iy articles s20 Jthave ue1r .0t