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, 1881-07-02

The program for tho ovon.n9 cos,vort was in
mnny respects oho vt tho most attractive iu tho
entire snrles, md yet It did not GILL out I'M audi
enco that could comrare with that OF the provl-
otls evening On Thursday oyuutug thoro were
nenrly 1.,0O1 In Attendance, but Init 0ygutt1
tliuru could hardly havo hoon ,nuro o,oO In tho
building, Including chorus. Btlll thls would
be considered an itnmeaHe audteuce for a
musical UccAston, and 1t WIS worry cuthualastio
ono. -, = "
Tho program opened With Abt'a "Dsuuncn
Wunlesbar." whch, though weitton TOR tho lust
Fest, was a,I,tg lust evonng for tho lirst tlu,0.
Tho full clurus Wus tAk0u by tho l,5UU yolcoa ut
tho Hund, tho solo chorus by the GcrlpAntA
AiannoFchor VI Cincinnati, MID the solo by Mr..
lsommertz, II Is not Xreat ooMposl ton In Any
sollae. but IL IA well Hot 10 shnw OF chorus and
willis not particularly striking or evel !uterost.
lug, II Ia eA4y ulsa flowing III taeody, simply har-
1nonlous. onl lntalixIbte enDugh to 10 conpra.
hendod by aly quo. Tho .nllas chorus wna very
e6eotlvo ln its work, but the solo chorus was
l'naulmlty 0r sympathy. Mr.. llommortz him.
se!f nads but little out os his solo, and fat!cl to
rcach souo ol bis hlgh uotus by roasou Of
hoaeseneas. which spc,uIA 10 trouble him Mupl
froa wcssrs ,.ryaatae W % % waa H. ~ Uaaaias sHs
snn sIn l.S lsay ~ = ,, W. h hsStinssc aa oea!,
:sss 4 y s:s ;s$$
bus il failsd 10 niako ~ ,nuch IT, lmp9us.: t,S:
sion upos,n y, a, ne aul!enee. Tic Third NUN.
u, SSs ssssa :" ii !s ~ e y:
s;en:9aoras 9t ptlests, St,l bar SonY soo Gy ST.,
tair tas s'ses ssS a.:se d Is g.. e..
lnoMy, snd wei! adaptod u, i ilrsu chorus. rho
S " ILL., @ o yStH sIs sns,s Whis s r.: ~
bplendtdly sunY. Nr. fee,uMestz sAnx tbs zulu,
, 1881-07-02

How M1lvaukoe.Cttap Played II on
n NUlloHyaFrtROilor.- .t7'. -

How a m1lwaukce::Cttap Played II on
#s.r,. N unllnxv. .tsrf.nt,rrt e..7.. =, :.
nm, =, ~. aa,,s -. CO., v.aec,
oao ot sno co,.s ~ Iantea' aMuon oontalned
address and geu,iumau1y dameanor, tho other
coaraer rol,ohnr nm NJ whoae waik In I,1o had AL.
o.1.. ~ 'a., sss vs. ,". 80 W
dontly not ocen IN piano 30 e!evated a. that OF
his Wallom compnnton. Tho last namedt Jacob
Flscholl. Of Milwaukee, wins about tn, te, lib.
oratos, t,eauso ,ho man whou, ha ma rot,hoa III n
.a.va oee"1.o NV '."A "tuus W u"e tocpao ~
inc Cfoain Clty uaa Foeovefoa tue property Ut
whloa ho had boon, deprived, aud therefore rs-
dane. Eiis cell comnmn,on. A,ersndnr ~
1,..'" J., w.. W.1., ~ -.
bakoF, ~antoa W NOW fork. Cty TOT q forgery
which netted him about 81, 100. knew ct tho good
fortune which WAS abo,lt to befalI bis nev- found
rriar1 ,nr rovng ,,nr she nid ,,d r-.s;,,o..s,,.
ssnA ,"Ia ""H' ~ us ~" ~ Wv asu
cap1oaeo taeoEy OF "Rouoe auonH eaieves, 10"
Quoated him to deliver to a. certain Arlatotrasla
.,rn - ,s1thha,s r.. -an.nns .,ht.s s w s"sss
nau ~ .s aus ,a..sn mas.a sne w ",
pFco1atol = note n!!ea Wta sWeet fare"olts and
but little more. Flschall sat him down Ia
tbru,cht urofn,ind md eoncatvod brilliant Ii1on
, 1881-07-02
= AT SPRING LAKE, MICH.

GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Jniy LA planning.
mill ut Spring LIKE, owned by the Cutter l.
Sayihge Lumber Company was destroyed
by fire ut 81. IT,; also, two small dwellings
owned by tflo Company, and largo quantity
Of plancd lumber, including two carloads on
tho trAck OF the Detroit, Grand Haven 4
Milwaukee ilailroati. Total loss, about Sls,-
600; insured for $1,000 III tho following conl.
paliies: Western Mutual, Chicago, 5000;
'rradesmcn Of New. York, Nnrtherli Of
Wntortown, St. Paul Of st. Paul, Mechanics
mud Traders, Star Insurance Company,
unllsyersal, susquelanua Mutual, 5000 to
$1,000 eucl. -,
, 1881-07-02

TIM newtplpers In This country would DO printed
with the rhanoea ii favor ot tho former. III
'ot0snE. tie extended I. wclcntne to NJ ihe t1Mt.
of.tnn ct'rrcstu,1dente to vist tho r;N'ns OK the
Nil. iiESliy wATTE1lsUN,
Of tho Loulsvl,!o C;hsrter, Jbur7al wae called
lIo was reeeisea villa welcoming piaudIts, and
axx7ssssS: .ea u: H presently m en- so!teyc M M that for for
hies 6efors wo i sat dSwn. md her; / hays II.
.re'..iy bud t,E Eood meal and now I at,, ~
pss psssase my sbessh sst ~" rl.h 'sts eeu s' ~ y
asu.,x:lird Of passaeo t,avn been 'tetalnc,, II
VIZ s,{ t. sn ss % ~ s1o%s aas
heard them .nx twslse ys,rs nxS: whom th!s
oonsratu'ais @ is u ch!caxS lint thsse sonz bird.
have e9!ne ayaln. II Ke!'Itiesy. whe'lG9 ~! ~!
sanysrfess sveFy t,,onts e tae year: r. truth.
ts ssiy sess'fSst esn Rsnas: xs III asS IT. %
ana ~ tr|yu good E'!i n,,nns no, deny tn
eMeuaaon. on contributed " iha people of Keii;
sacAy to The C1ty Or Cincinnati; tApptanso.1
5 NJ m SRS f Ksn,1Sky a9e sssF nss so3
Nov: H;n Tying IeI! !x!Sasly toxiys t. Ch'easo @
WHAL N6HlHEh4 Huh wv Gu ~ =
delighted IL know that you have tnken 80 klna-
III this. tho grcntest 9fft TINT either Kentucky or
nny othor pArt Of tho world call give to my col1l-
munty., tApplnuse.1 know 1f t,othsite which
c,t,i =, nloya1u, and Inspire mud irua,len Il com.
nlo Bny Natonn1; institution Of nttalt. lap
piatlsc, have ito diubt TINT It ie tho destiny
Ut this country, As tho Old World grows
0Ider,-grows more eiFets,-to SECURE.
parity BY Inheritance and partly by cmVrAtton,
i'll tbut tnnkes ttH Old WArll 80 attractive to
those who have @ not seen i. have NJ doubt
rot merely the sent vt wcnith OF tho world, but
That which tue wealth Ut tho world ts a6to to
sqlnp!y-tho slsIg.y scat of art OF tho world LAD.
hsva atald eyer to see tn!s sanserfost It. being sg
iove u,,islo-l am not only tho otd crory Of I'LL
these !oyely and aear peop,u wno nre amusing
thure was uue tfne In my 4 70
wheM ny hlgaest aap!sauot, Tas t9 oo profGs. r.
misfortune u the people who hnppen to DO
burel BY mo day " lAy mat TIE loss nf IN arm
produced them q very bud editor In lieu of Il
very great. musician, lGrcuL IluRhtot.]
, 1881-07-02
How They Caught sho Canary,

A pot canary belonging to Mts. ". s. Dalch
escaped trosn the holaS Monday und took rrfuxo
ta tho maple troa At tho south eutraneu D: t6o
1uwt.t Hall. Its teCatturu was pruGlcEf,
that for u, tlu,o Gntiiut! al. efforts III 10.
luton. Janatos Minzay, hawoyor. WHO always
"c9lnos up u tie scCAtch In Rn oxiHenoy, usIl-
lxed tho h4st, ena turning stream otl tne feash.
orel fugitive. tho latter spon dr0ppett aud was
eaEcFly 1aughs " 1pys Who w1ro Watching tha
birds is doulucd equal 10 slo ld-lash!oned ono
ct spt3IxlnR salt ua tholy tails.
, 1881-07-02
WEST POINT.

Special Dtspateh to 7hs Chicago Isfount.
@ QUINCY, ILL.,. July 1,-Jamcs Pollock, a
young gentleman Of this city, who WINS
elected m the alternate IN the selectlon Of
West Point stutlunts for this Congressional
district, hsls been notified 10 present himself
Aug. 70 for examination, the first choice
having failed to piss.
, 1881-07-02
At MANaTlELp. O.

MANsF1ELp, o., July 1.-The extensive
brick planinK.in'Il and other buildings Of the
Mansfield Lumber s. Building Company,
covering over two acres Of ground, took fire
and finished work with which the rooms
were crowded, Was dcstrowed The loss
was: Planlng-m1!!, SB00O0; green and ill,-
islled lumber, $4,000. The Company atn-
p1Oyed III hands, who will be thrown out uf
work, Insurance, S2s 600.
, 1881-07-02

The alarm from Box a7O asa o'clock yes.
terday morning was caused by u tira II, one.
story frame building at No.. 81 Jefferson
street, occupied by A. Y, Pitts. as foull-
dry. Dau,age, s25. i
The sttIl-alarm given to Englna Company
No, at2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, was
caused by a, small blaze arising from an oycr
heated slnoke.stack In the frame building
u Fuller, founders. No daMage. :. =, : :. :.
, 1881-07-02
wYLLTANfS.

NonrH ApAxs, Mas, July 1.-presldent Gar
field and party. numbering eighteen persous
will arrive ut Willtamstown Monday. Secretary
nlalno informs President Chadbourne OF bis in
Mblllty to, attend. Attor. Commencement tho
Presidential party 10 TO tho White Mountains,
Presldent Garfield and wife wlll be guc0ts Of
tho hotels arc engaged tor Commcncoment 1t
week, nlso private apartments in the town,
lucsta at0 finding accommodation IN neighbour
tho gr@ndost over held at WilllanatoMn. =. n
, 1881-07-02
THE EAsTEt, n sDo1Ertrs.

THE EASTERN aOCIETIE9s
As tho program published by tho Press Com.
mittoo of tho sanRorfcst has given n desorIp-
ton Ut all the Fosts hold In tho West since t8io,
Tns TRIBUNE Wilt supplement what Ia wanting
In Tint uthorwlso oxcaont Hurk by giving n
condensed hstury Of tho Sanxertests held in tho
East. The tirst Fest held In tho East tpuk pluce
at philadelphia On tho 18th and 18th Of JUNO,
1880. In t. participated tho following sootetios;
hlAuucrchor, 1iedcrtatet, sangcrbuud, EEntracht,
md Caolla Vcrolut all Of Philadelphia; Gesang
section Of tho soolat Neforinors, Liedorkranz.
sangerbund l., BAuRerbuud H., and Elntrauht OF
Naw a fork; " htedersranz .:, and nanlcr gesanE
.ad w. sanses ysseia: q i,etheis,a. iKi H. i; II
n isl1, at Siadison, Ind. only ivo soaIutlss viii
aas asG Il m TRs @
Es!,lus: iis was the founder q tho phi!adolphia
yoarS Wh tic past I'll ton ~ ycass sss s,o sanrerfsss M
tnn,l hns been acld +, The Esat an now 4 y tho n.
sSer Ssnuaertest Tor tSi she 70 Eas1 EansS aarinx a
s.H' mex. ysart :, ,IuyItati9ns have already bes;,
tho sanRsrtests held ID tho East may not como
sas M Saseps sds S @ VII esn nfsSay sosy
, foi 3 3WolIis|siss S tSo saeSa4 4 I'll lal.inSrs she
.sird n Wv Yark 81 she th $lst, a, ia 'e oi
sho otchestra unaer tho lou ioadesshp " Peot. Il
raur: Kossuth took part In this sangerfeat.
aS 's @ 5Gf!s ~ "a s?a 1 q {, s IE sss
si1 sr5 b Ha g! 1y ieadss sss
Ct June iss5, HERMANN. iesder: Al ihIs
SanKerfest It was concluded. to hold
The seventh Fest was celebrated at Philadelphia
era, l,e0o s!uaoss bes!des tnoso living in fnlin-
Ssnor a ,Ra sa ahs su a5 h " yus sa 5
sa @ s!nssEs aRd A. Lensco M s r. londs
With 2.uA slnRers took part In ibis Fest. md tho
i!rat prlza was, awarded to tho I'hiiadclpha
q: 'snta IL 81 sees
s, IL sss,,.Sss is :; + +" Ill., &:
Haar. II was the iifst Fest Celebrated after tho
War. md ll3o NJ singers ~ took part. The tirst prize
sfshaa e. wss essSt sss e IN 'S
hs Ssesra SSxps aF sa sa fSa
yesrs lead too a., 6lt the roasoas ~ora. oheIy,
e. r. tollows:,, The eu.uTo nf ,onE and inuso ii
1870, received such IN ilnpotus and had pro-
gressed 20 far, that the. .delnanda mado IN oonso-
st ~ s :seat, ssS eos n4
g!omply With them. Many ot tho societies
dld not practice enough: the rahearaals .wera
sIngGrfosts bad been .aaIy, neglected. and tho
81 . "Hnairort than anything else: Farther.
more. tho awarding Ut prizes TO participating so-
ele.les tor TIC oest singing had oaused much
tion 0t tho societies, md tho thorough. training
o1 the grand ohorus bad bocn almost Abandoned
, 1881-07-02

BpEtsat D4apalcA 70 The CHICAGO 1TbUns. q.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 1.-Henry
Stowe's lumber and shlngle-,n1ll. Ave miles
west of Orono, III this State, burned this
morning. Loss, $1,000, with no insurance.
The cause Of the fire Is unknown. Stowe
was cutting lumber under contract for the
Ost0rli0ut & Fox Lumber Company, Of this
city No Lumber was burned. ~
, 1881-07-02
A TEMPORARY ST0pPAGE.
Et<etnf {3tFnnfrh IN tYka m r.. ~ NJ ht.sx

= 7''E"sF<7s
LA SALLE. July 1.-The Do Stelger Glass
Company Ut this city closed uIolr works for
tho summer. yestarday. They have done
very successful business during the past year,
l.low Factory, and Uulon Cual Couipniiy's
s!lnft hayc both been temporarily closed for
, 1881-07-02

Immediately after the coucort last ovontng
the Orpheus Singing Society Of thls city threw
open their largo reception. room III tho ExposL-
ton Building to their frIonds from nil
tho noc'etlcs. and hold a very enjoy
ablo "commerz." Genoral Invitations had
hecn oxtsEded to tu0 mombats Ut tho
bcr avalled themselves OF the opportunity Of
fHted @ them to meet and have = conylylal time
fest Assooiauon. Tie largo room was unooiu.
fortMblo crowded during tho hours Of tho 0ntar.
tatnulNnt,. but Germnns arc used to crowds,
anu thO1r On1oymenr was not nIArrgd Iii
tho, lcnst. Thu magic "Eini zwett drci!
tlori funf! btfE' which is tho alRnal for drink
inR. WINS heard gu uli stdue. and tho foatny
as FREQ as tho Water IN the lako outside. Songs
wero slnR by sblolsts 4nA choruses. and hllArIty
Orphous was votel Il sucocss 6y tho Visitors, and
tho members Of the 80olgty will duuhtIcsa luux
bo remembered by their gnesta.
, 1881-07-02

dItlonnl condition that she must meyer ask hls
nas F wenen BE- zane to hor she Accepts
for ber, prveiatms that ~ Is !nnocens. ,ohnste,
haa pars s'&yss & ~ ~ aug dotcs eit,s
sSsSo s!asad fren to ee5ss' a tns b. e 1s III:
sSa, cs vo, ~ r tnn a yar
anu VII! sustain T.. accent tho cha!lonEet ana
mr. hn"r g s e4na9 to itnssn ht a.'d &c TO ny yn1or
haant aug e uasen sb1 % o son eo sa
Saa. tSeis aas asa aaq an"oanees S'a CO.
'h' ie. ase ans 10 rH .sa ash g NJ s,.suo,
NJ NS s1s Inust disiato ~ ax6t:
xaalnst S shs is' aH: asssasss sss stssnp sp sa'''
And g 's' sho eon1atant.' a os s''''"''' ''A'A
NJ xuiia or ~ Viz Ssss snchantse.,ts f tsa adop.
ss; ss7sS r.? S. t. sPss sass 81 5sssss s;'ss ,oa
~. ig.5 at,l on \! Il. aao on Us WI.
'sy syen m II
Knisnts sueeossiveIy 1o!a IL tho prayer, @akiag
hasinonIo .eueet. Iha cotnSas takes piaes.
1ttram.s,ld y speedily oyerpowotea snd at tho
cesas sS shsus III Il 9s
inG that reachos hight Vt sub'im1ty 1nd drA-
'natie ' power rarely fo,l!,d n conc.rtel music
sui OF tho Immortal group stands prominently
oat Among ati other wo5ke o. its class " ~
Third, or "Eroica." beethoven made an in1o-
vaton upon the usual aymphonlc forrna bY
ss yFatons ~ ~ TIE far na'o 10 11st as b.
Of tho sonata s T. to chsra!
RIVE d T. yS nas tup 3
in the choral sympbony ho went stIll furthor
, Gna cnployed 1 chorus % With % yarlHt!ons IN tno
strong rescnoance TO the former. And Deatho-
wgn ~ S,tnsSlf I desstiGes . 81 the symphony g. being
arser o1 sqe
Schiller's ~ ~ Frtu!c. tho "ode TO Joy" was
ssSss Gy ts fe n s psro II no
forinauce be mud ct,neclyed tho ldeh of setting
theso words TO musio. In letter to schillor'a
t sm nn We co. ,h9 tS!ownx
at tho ase " 2, wua Just entering upon Ills
setna paesheeS etfisisS ID s Is s tx st'ea
tn1 @ ssnsGiar1s f9r yous m Of whoh Should iike @
paao SRoso SR usoal ,asns & eM eso!s sa ao,or @ ep
ons, aud whom tho Elector has Just sent to
lt.,I Y!ci,nM 70 Haydn. He Intends to O. compose
Ia l5v1 md the symphony was not performed
Tnt!l 1sa IN 1sli qa attempt te ss.the words
phoncs. In, lsss, among the akatchos for tho
overture in Top. l4l, and tho mass tn D, other
a2 s g q, sn9s sss ns% so 81 s%sa &c
n tr!ple someenea 10 common time. until vt
Length 1t resulted In tho prcsout magnificent set
Taethovon did not use the whole Of sohillors
woFds' nor has he = wed them IL tho order y
mont puzzled si@ very IN much. more particaiar1y
how. ii counoot tho inatrlmentul and voeal parts
oi Iost6ovon " '~'~ '''N
VT may. not bo unintercsting to notice tho
way IN which ilosthoyon introduced sehillar'a
symphony. At that timo was seldom fruIn liz
aa soa hSfsTe o,esey e e osssxS bis
fos th|s IN = Witch possess, bear wsnsss 10
room lE uulled out To mo, = hayO itt ha ve itis
, 1881-07-02
AT CINCINNATI,

CINCINNATI, O., July Fire at 81 East
Filth street to-day caused damage amount
Ing to $1,000. divided between Joseph Kline,
the owner of the building, mud I. Pille aud j..
Il. Topp1elnan, tatlors. -, :: !. 80, :.
, 1881-07-02
The New "Belt" Likely to Crowd
the Other "Relts" Out Of
Existence.
Jay Gould Wants q New Union Depot
at St. Louis-Henry Willard to
Arrive To-Day.
War Between tho Iron Mountain. and
Te1ns s. st. Louis Marrow
Gauge.
Peace Between tho Atohison, Topeka 4
Santa Pe and tho Southern
Pacific.
FOUR BELT ROADS.

~ TUu1k DEIsF soADs.
Albert Keep, President, and Marvin 1lugll-
1T, Vlco-Trusldent and Gunural Manager Of
Inn Chicnro 4. Nnrli,wusnr,. n. + poltar
t,,eaa' tu IcuKu 49,, NoFMesetn; - =. tos!ers
0onuiNl ~ nin'tager UlicaRo' burlington q
Quincy; Eslj9h Smith. OF Boston; md ]. j..
Tucker, Genera! Traffic Manager OF tho ILL.,
nots Central Katlront. met yestofluy In this
ctv mn; ni."S n,n,ror ,;nl1 rntI,yo~ on,n'
s.sy NM ~ s"M'.eu ".".Ael ooit 1u't"as cont~
p'tns' 5'l Witcn ls 10 % KNOWN rs Inc cn.cago
Be't Railway Company. Nlr. 7. j. Potter
Vjcc-prust,lent nnd i. n Tucker serrntnry
mud ,t,raua,,r"r srl,o.n t,,.an ,,i. ~is,,
anu.t,..s au uusu. .,' anese t',eo oeels Will "so
constitute tlle EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
ganlzcd here during the last few months,
One WIS by the WESTERN Indinna onnthsr hv
c"cr,,o I,,,,,ta,, r,,,1 .,t,... ... ~
, 1881-07-02
AT PORT HURON, h11CH.

DETROIT, Mlch., July 1.-Botstortt's E!e.
vator Mt Port Huron, c2ntalnIng q, 600 busll'
els Of corn, burned this morning. Loss S4O.-
COO; insuredfor S25, ,OOO.
, 1881-07-02

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 1.-The Iron Mount
aln Rnlroad having declined to take freights
to points In Texas on tile Texas l. St. Louis
narrow gauge road, except at full rates to
Texarkana, tho point Of connection Of tile
two ronds, Col. Paramore, President Of the
Texas H. St. Louis Road, has, Issued orders
to Ills General Freight and Passenger Agents
TO reduce passenger tarcs to three cents per
mile, and to make such freight rates as will
secure the business between tic competing
points. II looks Us though this war viii be a
bitter one. 1t grows out of the fact that the
Texas & st. Louis Is extending its line
through Texarkana to st. LOUIS through
Arkansas OH route parallel to the Iro,,
Mountain, which will mako It u competing
road for all St. Louis aud Texas business.
Information llas been received here from
j. r. Goddard, General Freight Agent Of tho
Atchison, Topeka i Santa F6 Road at Dos
ton. that all difficulties relating to trafic be-
tween that road and the Southern Pncillc
tave been amicably adjusted and TINT freight
TO NIL polnts In Now Mexico, Arizona. and
Southern California, rs woll .as to san Fran-
cisco. Will BY taken from and after to-day at
the old tariff rates. ''@
, 1881-07-02

A WABASH BRANCH COMPLETED.
Special Dtspatth 10 1hs Chicago Tribune.
Quincy, Ill, July 1.-The Quincy, Missouri
s. Pacific Branch Ut the Wabash Railroad
was completed this afternoon to Trenton,
No., 40 miles west from tlis city, The local
have gone out by spuelnt car to Join tho peo.
ple of Trenton In celebrating tho event.
, 1881-07-02
EAsTEIlN PAssEyoEn RATEs.

CINCINNATI. O., July 1.-The Eastern pas-
senger rates have bcen worry shaky tor weeks
past, and 1t was believed that railroad war
was imminent. Last night tho roa.ls reaf-
iirmcd tho old tronclad agreement with pe1l-
mites, and tue rates for tic present are To DO
maintained.
, 1881-07-02
Z uI8 l'hIltkt 0lNnIspI1 uH1oIISchA{E
IN l4onttun
Won LuaNI1 van ataath0Yeu
allteat 6ntx.

The symphony commences In. an entirely dif.
fcFant way from nay other Ut the nllo, with u
lion. 4ild yot Introduces tho principal subject Ut
tho luovotnent. y cot1menes* plan!ss!u.O. the
seeopl ftultMs and 'cell0s AuKal0nted by tho
horna III unison. taking tho uecotu panltnsnt, fu-
lowed by crcsconio to i ciIsaax wher0 al tho
Instruments .gayo out tho snalu design Ut the
mDyetIent, which IL a succession Of Vague. uu.
certain "hfspcrings, followed by mighty cFes-
eh9ly tint. There Il an emphatic chanRe Il, tho
Sehsrxn.H Hr surond movement, which Id y wildly
whirltuK fugue, a. II Beethoven lutunde1 not
only ChunXo from tho melancholy and despair
Of the Alkyri, but 4 chluxo to the fsrthest ex-
tfome Ut Intoxicating pleasure, Th!s Il kept
, 1881-07-02
III Antwerp, In tho 'lrst half Of tho tonth cunt

FAINT 8ECoxp.
4, Symphony In II minor mo. n opn...s.u.. opn
soIa; 1;cika: :spiaa iss &"a's
h'is ~ py m!i: ~ G;4,n> " c1at g..itnnt ,xs,; tsr
Of the ". Il. SHeHGer3luna.
Tho tarst prominent compositions Of Wagner
wcro Inspired by tho ttovulutlon Ut 1Es0, md
wero set Of cnntRtas. His tirst opera. "Tho
FaIrlcs," and a second. "Tho Novice OF paor.
no." both failed. flo wns Mt this time Director
Of tho shoatc ut stnsdeuura, and IN cl,nxrtn Mt
his uperntic failures he Resigned, md in 1857 nc
ceptod d similar position IN K1nlxsborg. ffo
was Afterwards engaged ut lttya, and there com.
illcnced n comic opurn on 4 subject tnken from
tho "ThousanL md One Nights" This was
abnntunct1t howovcr. and be then went to fhsis
mud wrote tho first two ncta Of "Rlenzt" f1e
was shipwrcckci OH his way there, ami landed
without monoy and without friends. After ro.
n,aitlng thoro two yours and accommodating
nothing hn returned to Germany. Hero he COM
plctcd "Rte,,zi," at1d II had successful hearing
White on hts way to Drcsdon ho passed near
tho castle Of Wartb,lrg. In tho VAL
Icy Of Thurngia, which inspired "Tann-
ancoess, mud out.ot thia failure cntna Loncn.
grim" tho most popular OF hls npcrns, though he
tinast oxa1nplo Of hia powars Vi .dratnnto *.
prcsson Tho slory Of L,lenyrt,t, rarcfrais sni,.
81 ne aa b knsts 1S n SfS sS
mystlc eymto!lstn Of tho Holy 0rAat, tn!Mgsci
with The loca! Traditions Of tho Lower nl,ne.
mystic symbol Of Tic Christian faith. Thu story
sssat " so ~
IL his dramntio pooni !" rarcval," as sung In tho
eve Sscn chosen perform
the must intensely dramatic nuanccs or tho
drawing L0lkNUrftt to the 4hDrN In bis boat, lilo
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02
merited Commentator.

We are pleased to note quite reat little
compliment in an eastern magazine of some
note paid to some of our Dallas boys and
girls. =,
Two prizes had been offered, one for the
best essay on the house of Stewart and one
for the best on the events OF 1920. There
were competitors among children from all
parts of the world, not excepting China; and
while our Dallas aspirants were not the
lucky ones in carrying off the highest honorss,
they we're highly complimenied above all
others. After giving honorable mention OF
Waite Bowser, jake Menzer, Henry Mems
ger, Joseph Bein and Sam Hyman, the mag.
szine went on to say that "the papers most
noticeable for originality, vigorous thought
and much literary merit we're those sent by
|. certain school in Dallas, Texas" u is TO
be observed that in both instances the par
ties taking the. prize were older than. our
children who sent papers from this place
hence we can safely hope that our schools
are not so very far behind those Of SO much
older settled places than ours.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02
whois Mrs. gIBsIows

As this QUESTION 10 frequently asked, We
viii simply say that Bhe 10 lady o tor No
wards of rty yea has uniting " devoted her
time and tnienfs a. a female phy-lcisn end
purse prime paiiy among children. rhe n es
eepeciaIlv stuffed the constitution and wants
Of t1ls NUN rous cisss, ant, a. result of THIS
Effort ADD practical kngwIedEe Obtained IN
lifetime spent ns = nurse AID physic'an, she
has compounded a Otning syrup Tor enll-
dren citing. IL operates IKE m.sic-eiFine
7 ~ and health, ard d moreover. snre 20
tegulafe the bowels. In en- equence ~ thls
article. Mr.. window u becoming world -fe-
noWned a. q benefart1r q Der race chic ren
certafnly DO rice ~ and bless herf especially y
this the case In tnls cltg. Vat quaut - =.
the soothing svrup are daily SOLD 40 use1
here. We thlnk Mr. Ninslow hiss lmn.r-
tali1ed her nam. ~ this ~nlnsble artlcle,
ard We sincerely believe The sands ~ en- q
rsn have been saved nom AZ -nrly eraFs y ".
Timely uue ana that mllll0rs yet unflorn III
shars tie benefits. and unite IN c-ling ~
blessed. ~. mother mas dlscnargea ner GUY
- her suffering little one, IN or opinion
urfli shs hes given u The bsnsht y ~
Ninsl0ws soot hing strip ~ =, r.,.n -
~ Id nsu.-Iadies' Visitor. NJ y on Oiiy
sold b. ali drurEists = cents q boiae-