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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-15
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-15
CLEAR HEAD.

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-15
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the RADICAL CURE succeeds when all
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PERFECT EYESIGHT.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-02
READING FOR The POOR.

The New-York Free Circulating Library
Association hos opened its first library In con-
vcnently arranged rooms at No. 80 Bond-st.. and
ia now ready to receive addition to the contributions
10 is funds for which its Ways and Means Committee
are asking donations Of books
The applications the part OF those using the library
show that even the classes who are not able TO
pay for tho use Of books, there Is strong
interest what my be Gu led good literature standard
histories narratives OF travel and the better cass OF
nction aud of books for young people. are much In
Demand and It is for volumes OF this kind that
the association now appeals the public. There are
thousands Of houses 10 the city from each OF which
could be spared few good books that have done their
service for one set OF readers but which can still give
pleasure aud In attraction TO hundreds Of others
Packages should he srnt NJ. SO BOnds, addressed
10 ths Library Committee, or the committee Will send
for thc desired receiving advice that they are In
readiness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-02
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr.. w. H. Sherwood recently gavo three
panO-forte recitals IN Chicago
Plapouette's "Chimes of Normandy" had a
run Of years III London.
The composer Verdi received, on his return
from Por1s to Italy, the Order Of the Crown OF Italy
Wagner will personally conduct the revival
Of Tristan und Isolde" the Lepsc Opera House in
June.
IN Guarany" by the Brazilian composer
Gomez has recently been produced vita success in
Lisbon.
SuppG's "Boccaccio" is to be sung in Boston
by the Ideal" company during its present engage
mept there.
There is report that Ambrose Thomas is
to write opera for the young American prma donna.
Miss Mario Van Zandt.
At the fifty-seventh Lower Rhine Festival,
TO be held Mt Cologne at whtsuntide, Cantata
BY Ferdinand Hitler" Night" will be performed.
A performance of Julius Eichbergs Doctor
OF Alcantara will be given in Kingston tomorrow
evening by the Newburg Opera Company.
Dyorak, the Bohemian composer, wxOse
savonic RhapsOdies and Dances have recently become
known here has published operas which have been
performed ut Prague. .'. ..t..... .....
Professor j. X. Paine's "SpriDg Symphony"
the latest Of orchestral compositions Will be pub
Ilshed by A. p Schmidt OF Boston, soon as sufficient
subscriptions have been secured. ... -
A new dramatic cantata, "The Fall of
Babylon composed by Professor W. X Nasn' OF 5yra-
euse was given for the time Inst Thursday in that
ci.y II was performed on the stage and In costume
Mrs. Osgood has been selected to assist
Nine Abau in the chief music to be performed
during tho Leeds Festival, that both the principal
sopranos ut this important festival VIII be American
sinRers ..' f..
The directors of the Liverpool Philharmonic
Society hayo elected Herr Max Bruch as their eonduc
tor In tue room Of Cir Julius Benedict resigned Herr
BEueh now spends large part OF his time in England
where HIS works have become very popular.
Several operas have been prohibited by the
Government at 81. Petersburg. among them g Boris
0odunOw," by b. MuSsogorski, Tho Death OF Ivan
the Terrible" by ~ ToIstoI and "Wassissa Melent
ierya1 by H. 0strowski. Political reasons were as
signed 49,. ..
Mr.. Arthur Sullivan's "SOrcerer" has re-
Gently been produced Boston, with decided success
by the "IeSl company. 1t Is one OF the cicverest
and most amusing Of sullvaps operetas aud II is IN
fortunate that when II was gwen mere Ssyo"' 'oe
company was utterly incompetent
Several artists are mentioned as probable
members English Opera company to be brought to
this country next SEASON by Mr.. strahosc''' AmonF
them are Mre Marie R0ze, Mics julia Gaylord, Miss
5osephiDe YOrke, Mile. dc Beiocca, and MessrS MAS
Packard. Carleton and Comfy
II Is said to be practically decided that
Performance OF Fanss." with Mme Nilsson win begin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-02
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, R. l.. April 30.-The long lists
of cabn passengers bound to Europe, which appear In
the New-York papers several times week, are not
pleasing reading matter for tho real estate
agents and others having unrented cottages on
their hands 1t begins look Newport well as
other Summer to suffer by the departure OF
so large number Of Americans European cities
large plumber cottages still without tenant, and
unless the rates are reduced 1t 10 believed tnat the
words L" TO Let Apply to, VIII De frequently seen
during the season many OF the fashionable thorough
fares.
Whitney, OF New.orleans who has takeb one of the
Livingston Gotta and to Mrs Thomas g. Gibbes and
Franos o.. French Of New-York, and 10 Lieutenant w.
A. Bache.d der, OF the United States Navy. -
The establishing Of teegraphic communications De-
tween Block Island and the mainland will be appre
ciated here The wire will oe literally patronized Dy
the Summer residents and others or Doth places.
Cottages COnancut nave been rented ~ Professors
A. g. Hill and William Cook, OF Harvard College, and to
Mrs Charles Potter and Mrs. Richard j. Arnold, OF Pro-
vdence Professors Agassz Rogers, Cooke aud Eust,s
also OF Harvard, who own cottages here wiOccupy the
same during the coming season.
The estate, known as MILESTONE" where Bishop
BerBcrey res ded has been rented to Mr W. +. Weld
OF Boston, VINO has arrived for the season.
Quite a number of prominent families Will taKe pos
session OF their cottages next week.
The foundation has been laid for new house for Mr.
Edward Mayer, OF Hew-York.
Mr. j. H. Pssitt OF Philadelphia, has sold his cottage
Perry.sI. to Colonel A P. BIker. Of Governor Van
The Hotel Aqudneck opens on Saturday.
The new villa for Mr.. W. II. Lewis, OF New-York Is
the only house in the place which is provided with not
and cold SAT- water The water ia pumped direct from
the ocean by engine In Mr.. LewIs's cellar.
Mr.. ". G. Weld of Boston, has rented the MILESTONE
Cottage.
The King Cottage, Beevue-aye, has been leased to
Mr.. = W. kodman. Of Boston.
Mr. Isaac y. Phelps, OF NewYOrk, has taken the Brad
ford Cottage on Kay-st for the
The Curry cottage, Bath road, will be occupied by
DR.. Beverly Robinson OF NewYOrk.
Professor Charles W. Shields, OF Princeton College, has
just the Russell cottage, on Harragansettave
The stockton cottage, Bellevue-ave, has been
leased to MIS-. I. L. Chckerpg, OF Boston.
Colonel W. Z Prince, U. s. A. Mr. Joseph J. Cooke, Of
Providence; Mr.. T. f. Gushing, d. II. Barsow, Mrs. D.
W. Holmes J. S. BarstOw, Of Boston, and Mr.. Will
lam Edgar Mr.. H. :. Fearing, of New York, and Dr. E.
=. L. Arnold OF YDnkere, n. " have taken possession o.
their cottages for the season.
Mr.. T. NJ. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hoe, Dir. and
Mrs. Isaac n. Phelps and Me- g. p WetmOre all we'll
known Nrw-YOrkers, are III the clay,
At noon to-day the Numbers or the Rogers High
SohuO listened TO address on "Sir Edward Vane," by
Professor DlmaD. Of Brown University.
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DIED.


CoLBURN-on Friday, April 80, George c. Colburn, n bis
63d year. .., .,.-, -.
SUNDAY MAY , from Church tho HOLY Trinity, AID
sand Madlson.ave at H. Friends are kindly requested
NOT to send flowers
JOUNSTON-Charles, on Friday, April 80, att e. IN. -
Piuera rUm his late eSlnonco no. Wess
53d at Monday. May 3 at o'clock w. H., thence 10 ST
Stephenss Church East 18th st.. where solemn requiem
mass will be offered the Of hrs soul the remains
will then conveyed 10 Calvary Cemetery No howers
KELLERAt his residence No Sll 6thaye on Thursday.
April % Peter Paul Keller OF tho firm Of Hunter Keller
a Co, ia tho 40th OF his age. =. r.
nnera services tate residence on Sunday May at
D. m.
NIcoI-In this city, Friday, April 80 $780, Cora A. No
ble wife of James c. NicolL - -. =, 49,.
mineral from her late residence No l20 Vest 23d on
MONDAY May g. at 10 m Friends are requested not to
send flowers. - -,...
sAYRFa-At wuchang China March /. Rosa wife Of the
Rev William s. Sayres, formerly OF Jamaica N T., and
danghter OF tho late Hon. Charles Hopkins
sEIIGMAN-On Sunday. April 20 NJ NeWOreans. Joseph
atyss ana triends are invited attend the funeral
Monday May ~ o'clock from his late residence,
No 26 West S4thst No lowers. .:' - ~.
TITAYER- In Brookyn May !, william Henry. OF Ab.
bott H. aud Kate Bloede Thayer 10 months old. p.
wALBRIDGE-oBT Thursday. April 90 Wells D. walbridGe.
rSSeTa services on Sunday May $50 M. from his
residenoe, No. 229 West 92i.st ..'' ~.
WAICoTr-At Charleston Sc May Eva c. wife Of Jos
eph c. Wacott and daughter OF Henry W. and carolin
johnson, OF NeW.York =.
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited. '.
POughkeepsle papers Will please copy o..
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Tho candy orc are rot yel connected .nl II NAV bn
veral weeks before the aTIsis who Work nooh ~ s
II w "a n II was square Of 90 Thlaery huns ~ I"Se
fr I'M nav. added iyucn upon toneh ara com tIe
npuIre Blu, the fOWPTy talcRet thar irE's ne "r IN
tlc teautIul oleandrTg the naEt- bloom NJ cereuS WIZ
ira Anow-white flowers, the canon OF "ln,g T
that oyerLaugs the whole, WIN ihe piMh w, Us ~ w
whose dc lcate body gives so much ne anu ~ ~ sei
thc forrgrOund-ail tcsc with tie DunarcuS oi s
hutterl es aud nredes Tat glance ana sI9I,t1 u
evrryV Lete, are brought 10 their I'm p'rIe'tluu
whole result cannot b. gr.Hty ON rem ION vii
we now see though the lowest part OF tAc en- ~
no doubt be greatly improved when 1t IL l'lSneu io
water wants leht and reflections ana lis Color - w ~
strong willie tho called snor, at inc cIt Tauts
seems To us to be broken mp very decdeuy-a nk foty
easy 10 90 if n be desIrod with shells anu tos' u
even with Il mermaiden or two. 49,, - o,d
We are not so much 10 congratulate MIS- hhecel u
Mr. Tiffany on this successful perfOr ance a. our
that supG work us Tins been undertaken " SUI in
pcople. The spirit and enthusiasm that unlhate d
lady in her determination TO strike OUT new pdu, "I
in dining so 10 nut into the hands OF women hcuin vs.
bread.wiDning that shall sweeten toll win HOpr
and pleasure-sucn q spirit 10 rare IN euy
community, and 1t has been undertaken III III
EiIhOnt long consideration, not without me InSuss
conseIousnrss of fitness the task And Mr linaIg
has SET an example which is huding many iOll0WTS ~
bringing ais MANI artistic accomplishments ana MS iiv
nee TO and here alone. the arts OF ms
m their progress 10 excellence. This present tioin
ancc beautiful 1t is, may be ogtgrow, p. ~ ~ fo
glass which shows us many more tflumpns suHo " '
low so happy and so generous beginning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-02
FOREIGN THEATRICAL NEWS.

A burlesoue Of al Trovatore," by H. j.
Byron shortly be produced athe Olympic Theatre
London.
JOAQUIN Mlller's "Dantes" was presented at
sader's Wells London, on the 26h ult, by Mckee Han
kin aud his company
1.-THE Shaughraun" was revived at the Lon
don Adelphl the oath ult with Mr. Boucicou't as
Conn, anu 1t mot with success.
Mr.. Warner the much-praised reprcs 'nta-
tive Of COupeau, IN Drink" Charles Readcs ECs'h
version o. m - $50 % t. aPpI3 To at the PAN"
Modjeska was announced to appear ycStcr-
day afternoon al tie Comt Theatre L,udon, III m EGs-
l>h version Of L. Dame Gan elias" il IS not very
long ato that Clnhi!c" IN any form, vas forbidden III
London
Anna and Theresa Goldoni, two aged
descendants OF the Italian Moefc nave been forced
nv extreme poverty, TO enter "A hospital At Nenc -
the town which ia so proud Of having given birth 10
their iilustrOus ancestor
At last something has been produced on the
Paris stage too rsquG the most rcckcss French
TASTE Itlsa cOmedy Le Grain dc Bciut6," which was
brought out recently tho Gymnase, with some success
l. is by NJ. Pierre pecourcees sou OF tue wcl-known
dramati>t.
''As You Like 1t" has been acted upward
OF fifty consecutive times 1T the Imperial III atrc Lon
dom The representation is saId to be excellent In
every respect II is marked Dv peculiar features. One
of these is that the neurological ma'que in Which n.y.
aen appears as the central figure, is now made sigui
cant of the puptals OF RosatiHd and Orlando Since
the revival of As You Like 1t" at COvent Garden In
1923 this picturesque fancy Of the poet has not been
realized on the metropolitan Stage The wedding
chorus and incidental music were composed especially
for this revival by Mrs Tom Taylor OF whose WORK the
London press speaks with high praise
Miss Rachel Mullaly, known here some years
ago under the Of LEA Weber. and connected
with various buresque companies, has been having
hard time of it England recently, oil through un
lucky dragon saddle that got mixed up with the bag
gage OF her company. She charged with stealing It,
locked up over night photographed, measured" and
eubected various other indgtips before the matter
was explained she brought suit against the owners OF
the railroad which she was travelling when the mis-
take which caused all tins trouble occurred, but her
lacerated feelings were ultimately sOOthei By the pay
ment of &25, the apologies of the railway magnaes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-02

the season 1T Her Maiasy4 TheltTe. This VII e@
lowed by "La sonnambula" with MIC, EtY VA y ~,
American singer, and l1tef Miss hhhle Ii luA VIII '
her temperance as Carmen
The musical part of the celebration OF the
hftieth anniversary Of Belgian Independence winch WI"
take place Brussels next July will be OF cohsuefhoie
interest series Of operas by native composers WI" DC
given, viz: Orchard CGur d. Lion" by "reuyi :
"Qqentin Durwardb by Gevaert Les aGd F;
BeirnaiS," by RadOux grand choral ana ~
a. festival will also be held, at which ony music %
Belgian pOsers Will be performed
Of the various travelling companies last
week the Church Choir Company singing PIN
afore in Lsadvne. The Salisbury Troubadours were
in Elizabeth, N. j., the San Francisco Mnstrels IN
Providence, one of D'Oyly Carte's Pirates com
pan1es 1.-THE that sang at the Fifth Avenue Iheat
in Boston, Maurice Grau's French Opera Company IN
Washington Alice Oatess English Opera in the western
part of this State, Havery's Juvenile Plnai0re C9i
IN i1H , gP br IN LdSisye Next
week Emma Abbott aud her English Opera COMPANY
will he III Trenton, one Of Cartes "Praes e0lnp1H NJ
In Pitt burg, and Remenyi accompanied 9y hI9
ThurstOn soprano; Mr.. I. de Cele tenor and MI H.
Beale, pianist, will play in Oswego
The more is heard of LuCca's temperance
in Berlin. the extravaRant the whole ahair ap
pears Prices grand opera thcre range from oo Genus
TO SO per seat yet In some cases seats were sofa Oh
Change for from $40 S25. The enthusiasm OF the
uewspapers was as absurd as that of the people The
North German Gazette is quoted as saying And now
the first act reached Its end the artist passed the ladies'
and gentlemen Of the OPERA who approached her ID ne
frenzy; she retired her chamber, where II was her
privilege TO be tor few moments in her own keepng'
and perhaps TO 10 her mind once more tne en-
tire significance the entire conservation OF the evening
The whole business seems stu more ludcr0us when ~
pima insuted the Berlin pubpc dreadnlly' ana
threw upan engagement TO come 10 tins country III Il
pleasant 10 hear that her voice Is Us Boou nc c'Vi W
her acting even better.
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NEwyuRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY IssN-TRIPLE SHEET

saiiles Assembly. which arc as original as
Jean Paups quelrest pen-plctnres and as essen
tally f ench as The others are German
The worst of his history of the Yer
saillist massacres is that the mind faints under
the accumulated horrors which FOLLOW fast upon
the heels of each other. NJ. Camille Pelletan mas
evidence and sitting it. His work will be repub-
lshed in cheap form and circulated throughout
should retract what he said IN the Chamber about
n full measure of mercy 10 those vanquished by the
VersaillistS and grant O total amnesty.