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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
rNTHrSIlSMIN IRELAND.

LoNpoN, May l7.-Archbi,hop Crokc, Of
C-n. making AN episcopal visitation tn his diocese,
and - every here receiving tribute, Of popular cniht-i-
a-n. At Ballngarry hr received an address from the
Land alr and. m reply expressed warm -yinpathy
fpr the people and rp,ct Tor The political a~rociAiionS
~ the place and for the party which made ita stand
there IN ISIS At Mulimahouc The streets were decor
ntcd with riumph arches and eycrgrc'nH the houses
were Illuminated and bands played National airs Re
plying address the Archbishop referred 10 Mnltina
hone A. the birthplace of mrry trnc Ir-lnrn which
lllu-ion VIA received with cheers for "ktckhani.'
Tho Arohh. hop urged the people while standing
nrn, by their rights 10 violate the laws and not Ia
norst the po,, or soldiers. who only doing their
duty Nothing he said could rsist united people, and
thank Cod they were united the bishops, prc'ts and
rcoule were all of one mind lie was proud Of Tip
pcrary but especially proud of 1ipprrarys Imprisoned
member ~ Parliament. John Dillon. Tho moment the
Government put IA man in prison, even II he knew
nothing Of him bcurc,hc concluded there wh7 something
sound In him and that the Government believed t'fo
was something dangrrous in him by means OF the pres
cnt agitation he said ireland would become prosper
GUS and contcntcd country H.. , ..- ,oo 80,
The Government anticipate majority OF over ioVon
the second reading of the Land bill II b,I,'u lhdI
twenty seven parncteH viii ndhrrr 10 non VI ~ h1
lion 10 leave the House before the division on the D
taken ....,,,.
AT meeting OF the Land League at Duhhn yt-t'r"ay'
the Attendance wa- larger man uSin!. ~ ~ 80,
uounc,i that the weeks receipts amounted I" A-No
casual reference by one ~ the speakers 10 tc 'nto
OF the ndvtsabtly general strike against lnc PIy
ncut OF rent elected applause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
TIE NEW ITALIAN CABINET.

LONDON May 1s. The correspondent Of The
Iimes at Rome says that the new Italian Ministers
are all well-knOwn men of enlarged de IA. The Left
party in the Chamber Of Deputies haYe united
against it, An ap zeal to the country is thought in
evitable. For Premier Sella to obtain the required
majority in the Chamber at least 200 seats must be
won from the Left. he Stdnddrfs correspondent
~ Rome says: " All the leaders Of the Extreme or
Republican Left assembled ~ Florence anl sent a
strongly worried protest TO Victor Hugo against
French violence in ruBis7
PARIS May 1s.-Several evening papo published
special dispatches from Rome reporting the exist
nee Of extreme agitation throughout Italy in
SEQUENCE Of the change of Ministry. There were
demonslrations last evening at Naples, Florence,
a mob, and number of persons were wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19

Senator at the back part Of the room. Tho Senator
opened the dispatch from Washington, adjusted his
spectacles, read the document, an then calmly
handed il TO his friends 1t was perceived In a
moment by the frcndS joyful exclamation that
Senator Robertson had received news of his contr-
nation Senators came hurying from all
parts of TIE chamber to congratulate him
and business was To- lporarily stOpped. Amid
the confusion Senator WOodin heard moving
that the Senate do rise and report progress on
this bill The motion was carried unanimously and
Senator Lord resigned the chair to Senator Woodin
who mounted the steps leading to the Presidents
desk with cxultatiOn depirtcd on his countenance.
Turning TO his associates when he stood in the desk
he said: " Senators, have the honor to announce
that the Dispatch which hold in my hand tells Of
the unanimous confirmation OF William II. Robert
Collector of New-York." A storm of applause
followed, the Senators all around vigorously capped
their hands end the spectators
Senator Robertson sat pensivc.y at his desk. lie
was overwhelmed by the enthusiastic reception Of
the news of his elevation
When the applause had ceased, Senator WOOdin
laughingIy said: 81 hear that senator Sessions has
made a motion that The Senate do take
of five minutes and. without wait
ing TO put the suppositiousmoiio Senator Woodin
declared it carried. The excitement had not vet
subsidized, and therefore one was surprised when
Senator Sessions leaping upon his chair shouted
with all his power: Three cheers for Senator Rob
ertSon!" About half the Senators followed Senator
SesSions's example and all chcercd wiki sbe same
the cheering had died out. Senator LooIns,
y lank, gTay-haired man, VINO every ono
thinks resembles IN features Abraham Lincoln, fol-
lowed the example of Senator Sessions lie shouted
"Thrce cheers for President Garfield" Cheers were
then given again and again for the President. Only
three or four Senators did not join in this Last
demonstrations They are ardent fricnls Of Senator
Conkling. They looked da1ed and one OF ;hcn.
Senator Mills, turnlrr tO senator Noofin, said
"Who signed that dispatch to Robertson about hIs
confirmation I"
Senator WOodin smiled and replied "What in
doubt about It's commences Oh. 1t - sent by
good man. aud We have three or fonr more like it
Senator Robert .nu then called the Sci ATE 10 order
and officially adjourned It. As he going doS
the steps Of the desk he turned to Tire Senate and
said " desire 10 say that the nited states Sen:.tr
have complied with your request for prompt and
unanimous confirmation of my nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19

many years Of his public life in your midst He well
Iners the high honor given to him. cOngratu ate YOU
upon the happy termination Of this contest No con
sttutOna ground has been made against his contrma-
ton, and both President and people are to be CON
graduated upon the result
Senator Sessions spoke next, saying:
FELLOW CITIZENS: To ask me to speak 10 such con-
course OF people Ia draft upon proverba modesty
believe your sen iments 10 b. In sympathy with four
hnhs of the American people In sustaining President
Garfield In the firm course nc has taken upon
his choice % william II. Robertson Collector OF the
pou OF New FORK. No suspicion has ever been cast
upon Judge Robertson but because the President has
chosen Kim for this Office. Hnd because he was
not acceptable 10 certain few who artune
10 dictate party action, the great Republic an
Samson has sought to tear down the pillars Of The party
We Will not suler TO Nc done. He has played boy IN
this matter and he has the sympathy will ne
have the support OF the party that has 80 long sustained
hun.
Assemblyman Hustled who was the last speaker
sald
FELLOw-CITIZESs Tho people OF the Empire State
ate to be- congratulated pom the action OF tho
United states Scuatc to-day In confirming Judge
Robertson. No filter could have been selected Of
the position, and iI the end It will prove 10 D"
isc action both in the interests Of the Nation and the
ReT lblican party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
FOREIGN NOTES.

IONDUN, WtlNt-'Ii5' My \" I7oI'
Nh Oroo, has confe ferrrd the order of the Garter upon
the King OF sweden, at Windsor Castle.
Traffic ON the Mont Cents Tunnel RAILWAY, Nhich was
hiarIrJ ly the recent land slip, has been resumed
NJ. Engelhardt (dodcrate Hadica4 has been eiocno
President Of the Paris Municipality, defeating Lacron
IrreCOnCAaOicl -. a.,
renort on the st. Gotthard Railway shows that the
nitro line including the tunnel, may be ready for trae
by the DC gincng OF next winter -
The new Hungarian loan Of Rl0oooVoo hoinini'' ~
per cent gold rcntcs, for the coh''f'ioh % ''' '
- T.. o,rcct,d to ir more than covered IN Lon
Ion alone The scrip Is already quo'ed al - poI oo
premium -. ,Ao p,..,or ,ron,i,r. ror
TELEGRAM from WolosEea, on inc huS''an hoAN''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
REJOICING NTHE STATE SENATE.

AN ouTBuRsT OF JOY AT THE NEWS OF ROBERT
sos's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR THE coll
iEcToR AND PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
tsos TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRBUNE.
Albany, May 1S.-The news of Senator Robert
scns continuation as Collector caused jubilee in
ens s1sse Senate to-day. Even Mr.. Robertsons
poh.ies' opponents joined heartily in the demon
sls'oa owing 70 their personal regard for him. All
svaen tne session news of this character was
tooked ior' AID as one of the Administration
SeAa'onS expressed It. preparations were made
~ c,feus." While the Senate was in Committee
= l1e mole ovsran insurance bill, at 1:3o D. M,
~ neWs came Senator Lord at the time was in the
sa'k ana Senator Robertson was talking with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19

ports that the Hebrews there have been attacked by the
popace aud all their houses destroyed Three hundred
and thirty families have been rendered homeless and
have fled into Galicia
Ihe Guion Line steamer Arizona, Captain Murray
rom New-fork May TO- for Liverpool. which reached
queenstown to-day, arrived OF Crookhaven at O'Clock
this morning, having made the passage in days,
I'VE hours and thirty minutes.
AT Newmarket to-day the race for the Payne stakes.
for threeyear old colts and nes, distance one mile,
two furOngs and seventy three yards by Mr.. H.
Ing plato was won by Lord 5idmOuth Ten ran, ncud-
ing Mr. NJ. II. sanfOrd's threeyear old chestnut ny,
Useful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
FAVORITES BEATEN At PINLICO.

BALTIMORE, May 18.-At PimlcO to-day
about 5000 people present The track heavy,
but the very good The first racea dash Of
mile for all ages purse OF 500 for the winner,
trance money for the second hOrse-was easily by
Colonel Sprague In l:452. Kitty CLARK, the fayorite,
iifth AT the finish
Tho second racc-a dash OF lis miles, for all ages,
purse Of $3.50 for the first horse aud $50 FOR the second
was won by Oen four lengths ahead Of Gcnmore, the
favOrtc. Time, l:59.
Tho third racr-A stceplcchase over the trial course
about la miles, for all ages, Weller weights purse OF
500 for the winner-waH won by Derby, the fayOtc.
The gpntlemrn's -tecplechase by Professor H.
H. R0wand, ~ Johns HOPKINS University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
MIR. ROBERTSON CONGRATULATED.
EXTRACTS PROM SOME OF TIE DISPATCHES THAI
POURED IN UPON HIM YEsTEIiDAY-MR. MER

1 EXTRACTS FROM SOME OF TIE DISPATCHES THAT
POURED IN UPON HIM YEsTERDAY-MR. MIR
RIFT IN ALBANY.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUSR.l
ALBANY. May Ex-senator Robertson tonight TO-
ccived over n hundred dispatches congratulatng
him upon his confirmation as Collector. Following
are specimens of some of these dispatches
Warncst congratulations Wa. NJ GRIER
BOssism appears TO have fallen In the ditch.
The undrrsiyn Republican members OF the Illinois
Senate ly hope that YOU will permit cNSenn'ta
% & r'%D q pTYqS & M m6n can 1--we 'e
without their exalted ard patriotic services;
Now carry the var % inta krica iA anu 8 G. G. MILLER I
The American nng ~ the top " the pole. II never
waved more boa 'tihIl,y over Katonah. JoHS KS9x.
A. there Is ,i, IN Israel the Utica gold 1-h finds him
scf stranded high and dry in the centre Of thc grass
Accent our congratulations EVERYDAY happy here
Accept my warncst congratulations. u. {. CTViy.
Tho victory will ho incomplete unless supplemented NJ
Albany on the Senatorial question II can hc and sh"nd
lc done. ANSOS g.. MCCOOk.
Cn,RLEs J. Kr1LFN.
Collector Merritt Of Ncw-York. arrived here by
late train tonight and Immediately went Ia the
room of Senator Wagner at the Dclayan House.
where hc found senator Robertson aud a large mum
Der Of Administration members Of the Lcgis-
laturc and was heartily received. Senator
Robertson informed him that hc would lot assume
the office Of Collector NJ Ncwlork ill the closr Of
the session Of the legislature. Senator Robertson
said that he deemed IT lis duty 10 the people Of his
district TO remain and fulfil the duties to
which they elected him. 1t would be- to
his pccuniary advantage nj once to assume
the Office of Collector hut all his lifetime.
his friends state hc has rcfrainrd from looking to
his pccuniary advantage in any case of duty.
The frcnis of Senator Rockwell are circulating
petition for his appointment Marshal Of the
Northern District of Ncw-iork IN place Of Clinton
MCDUugal, whose term has 81 Npircd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
MITIGATION STITISTTCS.

the Customs district Of Baltimore, Boston.
Detroit, Huron. Key West, Minnesota New
Bedford. NewOrleans, New-York, Passamaquoddy,
Philadelphia and san Francisco during the month
ended Apr 30 1891 1882 passengers OF whom - 800
were immigrants. The number Of immigrants arrived ia
above named districts during the months ended
April 30, 1881, was iiO,Sl2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
LOUISTILLE JOCKEY CLUE RACES.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 1S.-The second day
~ the Jockey club races opened with the Alexander
stake for two-ycarod colts half mile. The race was
by Burnhams Carley b.; Babcock second and Blen.
helm third. Time, j3it seconds.
The second raccLouisyie Ladies' stake for two-year-
old hlcs. bali milewas by Shawhan's Bayaderc
Beatrice second and square Dance third Time, 53ii
seconds.
The third racc-a selling race FOR all ages mile heats
Oh by surge in lI69t and l:47l2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
RAVAGES or THE ARMY WORM

OswEGO, y. Y, May IS.-The army worm
has made appearance In this section, destroying a
kind, of vegetation Several fields Of Grain have been
DESTROYED aud hundreds of acres ~ pasture land have
been stripped 0f every thing Reports from all
parts ~ 81 iwrucc County indicate that the
Of the extend the whole ~ Northern New
York. Serious consequences are feared, and many OF
tie farmers are greatly Aglidtod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
SUIT AGAINST 4. T. sTEwARrS ESTATE.

WINDSOR, VT, May lS.-ln the United States
Circuit court here to-day. Judge lIOyt II. Wheeler pre-
siding the Of Alexander stewart, consin OF the late
A. T Stewart, against Henry Hilton, executor Of A. I.
Stewards estate argued The point under discus
sion whether the action should Doe further pros.
e"nted hy the former attorneys M"ssrs httenden and
Hubbard OF New York. who acted for Mr. stewart
whether they should accept settlement ~ the be-
tween Judge Hilton 0nd the present attorney ~ Mr.
Stewart, Judge Barrett. 4 decision not reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
TALKS on SILVER.
LoSnoN, May Is-Ghe PArIs correspondent Of
The Tini<s SAYS:

10 ~ N
The Tiules says:
Sir Louis Mairit stated ~ tho Monetary Conference
yesterday that India Oia engage not 10 change her
system ~ free lniuagr ~ -Nrt during period to be-
nftcrVAr lNcd. provided certain numh,r Of the prin
clpnl states would uui,rtAk, MAINTAIN free mlntaGc
fi the -c o. nod riti- of lJJ to l. II the iall
in sl,rr continued India might on the discovery of
rr-h gold mines nr -nIr other opportunity reluctantly
htrr into the rtruL-c Tor the possession ~ the only
metal IA, INK urIu u. .ruaf!unal a~i7 i" rNhori"i
Frame, aud America to be- ur"rri irum prr-cNrrlng
IN an effort which kr al great rripru- requires codra2o
nnL patience Mr. llowtS speech was de- utcd to PROV
lnr t n r, Il .du,-- uf the United states In enter
INK the Conference. America, ID" sh Wha not auN Nous
foi iaract ior hcr precious metals but for her AZ
rcutural produce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
PROTESTANT EPlScOPAL COUNCIL.

D,xvu1r Va. May ls.-The eieh'y-slxth
''',, ., ,hc prote,,ant Episcopal Church In
- , -, a., tho church Of tie Epiphany in this city
,nSav Bishop Francis r. whttle OF the diocese pre-
s, Bshop Pcterkin OF West Virginia, IL also p,. sen,
There aro seyentysevea clerical and nho6 NJ n,dcrs
ara se%tr,ted tomorrow Several imporhht sauyeSS
viii be ac led upon VI tis session VI tLe coaiaeu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
Cr-BA AND sANTO DOMINGO.

HAVANA, May ls.--Captain-Generll Blanco
received to-day dispatch from the Ministry assuring
him that he is to remain here ~ Capain-Gener'i'
The recent negro revolt was on the plantation OF MI
Stuart An American II was caused by an attempt 10
rescue three Nanigos" members OF an ar"ocI"'''u
for the killing Of white persons who were n'"i
sASfo DoMNGo May G.rwenty persons are on ,ln trai
,or h.n, iu,nlirufr i'm u conspiracy discovered soue
tiie ago There has revolutionary OutoreAA 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
LIE INVASION OF TINS.

LuNpoS. May i9.-Fhc Io',ss correspondent at
Tunl- says that the heir apparcn; has hrcn ~nn-
moucd tu tire palace aud ,any prc,>"d 10 sign a
document acknowledging the prot, toratc
dispatch To- The imt,s from Con,tlntluopc SAYS
that The Porte rNrcct- diplomatic aid iron Germany
with REGARD to luui~ 10" trbc, throughout luuls
are sending l,ttrr- 20 the By accusing hrh OF
TREASON. and threatening to raise the banner oil the
~nllIl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
AGITATION IN ITALY.

GENERAL ELECTION EXPECTED- MORE GERMAN
SOCIALISTS TO BE ExPEIIRD-THE LAND LEAGUE
ENCOURAGED.
There have been popular demonstrations
against the rev Cabinet in several Italian
cities. general election is expected. The
entire arrangement for the transfer of
the ceded territory to Greece is to be
completed to-day. Several Socialists are to be
expelled from Lcipsic. Archbishop Croke has
mace strong speeches in favor of the Irish
Land League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
THREE MURDERERS ARRESTED.

PIERRE, ID. T., May 16.-On the evening Of
MAY II three men with Government horses arrived at
Fort Pierre. One OF the men seriously wounded IN
the breast and hand. They arrested on suspicion
OF being horse thieves This morning a detachment VI
soliers arrived IN pursuit OF theID from Fort Ni2Oaa
They are the who attacked ranch ana kpleu Jo
bordeaux and wounded another man, and shDr.,lu
killed Lieutenant Cherry, or the 9TH CataiIy
s.ut i'm pursuit OF them. They are ThoufS 'sSnsrt
Lanes ual.irad and - Roberts. Great eAuit'ineA'
Irrvails and there are threats OF lynchins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
SOCIALISTS To BE- EXPELLED.

LuNpuN. MAJ ia y rim dispatch 10 ib' Daily
Nur, says: "a lafpo' uumhcr OF Socialists will
shortly lee expelled from Leipzig nciudng pfohI-
bis three leading mch;sr- of the Rcl'hstas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19

Canlinaed ON Rinh Page.
, 1881-07-03

GlTUATION WANTED-AS VALET.
~ nmanuensis, or private secretary. by young
HIM. Address o l. II, Tribune Office.
, 1881-07-03

GTTUATION WANTED-BY a YOUNG
NJ man ~ butler; good waiter md careful driver.
SaYt
, 1881-07-03

GOOD ROOM, BY 4
D lady for the SUMNER In private fumilF+ near
Union parx. References given and required Ad-
dress MONROE x BALL .j LII SaIIc-5L
, 1881-07-03

.GITUATlON }VANTED-BY 4 COMPE-
~ tent huusekeeper. Home more an object tim
Would assist in care Of ind sewing for small
Dlfice.
, 1881-07-03

CITUATION WANTED-BY 4 RELLA-
~ bic girl In private family; city or country =50
r+r ives
, 1881-07-03

GlTUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
~ sirl for second WORK Ur housework In Il private
family. Call ut l41j lndiana-ay-
, 1881-07-03

C1TUATION WANTED-bY AN AMERT-
NJ can widow Indy IS years of aEc und fully compe-
tent h0usekcepcr for bachelor OF widowcr: cuun-
iry preferred good references given. Address u,
, 1881-07-03

SITUATION WANTED-BY A WELL
~ educated German lady either superintend II
household rs Gorerness. Subjects-thoroM1h En-
glsh fluent French acquired In Pnrisl. German.
-. Address a. Ii. SCnuLrE. Etatlot-st-, St Louis.
, 1881-07-03

FJ-O 4 PARTY WITH 5000 WILL tal IL
J. stlnry or give interest In de*lfao.s, ,,%sx s
ness- VIII secure by mortgage on chaFr29s!. a ~
lunds on Inns c. s. n. W. H. IT, Address - ~
1ffu t,1fiYn
, 1881-07-03

WANTED-BY COLOKED
~ girl, Us taambesuaid In IL private faulty. with
good references Tall for three days u All penrbUr.
, 1881-07-03

LAUNDRESSES.
GITUATION WANTED = BY A COLI
~ ore1 lady, washing In private fanlily where they
lure stationary tubs. Tall for three days ut az
iru
, 1881-07-03

GITUATION WANTED-BY 4 YOUNG
~ Scotch girl accustomed 70 good families, seq
olld Eir. tnn bring good references. Apply ut ~
, 1881-07-03

pOAkD = By LADY GRADUATE,
u where lessons in vocal OF Instrumental uusie Or
cIoc,tion be exchanged for board. Address = H.
yEihuQe office.
, 1881-07-03

CITUATION WANTED-DY Il YOUNG
~ mnn vino can write II good hMud and IL willing
to do anything: furnish good references. Ad-
dress " |1u Tribune. nttrn
, 1881-07-03

CITUATIDN WANTED-BY RESPECT
~ ubIe ndule-u.ed woman {with refercnceJ, re-
turn England with family who ulAy be going over
hhfure Sent. /. Address for DAYS, Z IL Tribune.
, 1881-07-03

GTrUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL IN
~ Il rtnt,class, private family to DO second work
, 1881-07-03

7II0 WABASIl-AV. - NICELY FUR
lfJC nished rooms, With or without board, in \
nrir fam
, 1881-07-03

A ny SUMS, 500 -. 600. TO LOAN ON
IN furniture. machinery, horses carriages, et:, and
other collateral; delay. Call at31 ooath Clarx-se
HrlI and ID.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-12
Rad Roads.

Mr.. L. W. Stidhsm drove to Newark
ThursAa~ morning to cal. sale on the
property OF Samuel G. Wilson, aad in
the evening the roads were 50 full OF
ice and water that he deemed it expe-
dent 10 leave his horses at the Deer
Park hotel, and return to this city by
the cars. He visited Newark again on
Friday morning in order to call q sale
at the lumber and coal yard at the de-
rot. Mr.. F. c. Stidhsm in driving TO,
Chadd's Ford, TO call sale of COWS,
found tho road almost impassable, and
at bridge a short distance this side Of
the Ford, had to turn into field, where
in conseq uenca OF the fog, he lost hia
way and it was only after driving a
considerable distance that he got ia the
right direction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-12
Trinity Church Choir.

The Trinity Church choir will give .
Grand concert at the Opera House on
Thur4day evening, February l7th, 1881,
commencing at 8 O'Clock precisely. The
participants are the choir OF the Evan,
Qelical Lutheran church Of the Holy
Communion, Broad and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, Mr.. Charles Pilling En-
gleman, Mr.. W. Ii. WalbAum, Mr..
William Northcott, cornet soloist who
will play America in four octaves. The
marvellous boy pianoist, Master Angus
tus Victor Benham, wonderful prod
ixy Of music will be one Of the party.
These with Trinity choir, under the
efficient leadership Of Mr.. c. B. Rhoads
and c. T. Howell, aceompanist, will
make musical concert which cannot
bs excelled. The Trinity choir per.
sonally assure the public that this
concert will be found eminently wor'
tbv Of their consideration and patron
ACE. The orchestra chairs and circle
will be 50 cents and the gallery will be
IS cents. Tickets for sale at G. y
Thomss & Co. = and at James Il Webb's