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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
Mr.. JOSEFFY,s CONCERT.

i = Is very fitting, this concert season will be
1uoshf to close by two Of the most brilliant per-
snees OF the year, that for the benefit of Mr.
4 .sdore Thomas. which was announced Il few days
80 and Mr.. Josefy's final concert, which takes
Z ee On Wednesday evening. Mr. Thomass plans
mol Published, 20 1t cannot be known yet what
to do; but he will be hard
% 1t to devise anything more
tni than that which Mr.. Joseiiy promises us.
- MS programme: Jupiter" Symphony Mo-
~ concerto, Schnmann. played by Mr. j oseffy)
4 am. Carnival Romain," Berioz Piano Solos
\ = nnof fugue, Bache; Arietta di Balletto.
Is eseny; Invitation q 10 yalse, Weber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
iicliqious Nolitco.

Auihon memorial Church. JSih -, v.si Of 1b-avc-
Ta,i"r stINiu,. choral 'omnuli0n no II q. choral
prayer, AMI SUNDAY school festival ~ Iht Rev. Il.
HLBER NIM IDN viii preach
Calvary hurch. corner 4Laye. aud 2letsi-lIoly Com
muiisa ~ Morning Prayer, lI;luy api li'y Com
mIou At u N,Imoa by In Rev h.. y. POTTER d. d.
Of e. illn COLLEGE.
Church ofthc Heavenly Rc.t," 5iLaye, alov. ijfh
ST.. hr hey. T. = nov LAND, -. D., Rector. DIVINE seE-
vice, la u. ! 80 o. ln.
thur, of the boly Apostles corfrl Of 9Th Il and th
ave. Icy BRADY =. hA'kt s.. Rector N"ulI- sriFifo
and holy ruuuuN. 10 o. lyt sing sftrc ~ 40 81 fnnn
M Ery. HENRY G. ioTfER. D. D.. l.',',r II Giace
'hpch Anthems rendered by choro sixty No'"-.
Church Of il,s strangers Mrrc,Ts' mar ~tis'.-I;s
Res 90: DLLI~ Riu Plea. today AZ 1880 morning. and
900 evening. al dee seat, ait as a;- me.
Five Points House oi Industry. -" - WORT - N'.
i'. o. L4futi sup 'uatt fIIairu Nitl'' r'i<
sunday 90 uD tiYis. Iuhic iu .iiih b,s u' " 'Das
4,d SECOND. hai'i 'ipih.I- cafa' ~i'y dr,f't.
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81. il
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DO ID A interested ln,!rI 10 aiithl Sui"'t;
I.r toH-tfIi. fi,A OF fite Ecli -"l'
The (hursh Temperance ~ocf IA puNf fhtr' nf WI
h. lt.I 200 f tIg 90 fr ioly lI.fy ,nti'rn Md'l-'-
ar. g.. 49,. CO., Tuesday lNruin9, NFr it 81 "'"h
Hltu &c. D. FEtiAM -"'uiuf 90 ih' tiIrh ui i-tland
Itu .r;au'" 80, 49,. "id '.Is,r An a'.flo,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17

Tausig played by Mr. Joscfy)-Conccrto
No. 2 List trlayed by Mr.. Josefyl; In
PRODUCTION and Finale, Tristan md Isolde"
Wagner. There will be an orchestra of hundred,
and the conductor will he Mr.. Theodore Thomas.
There is one thing about Mir. Josriiy S perform
anccs during the past winter to which ve wish to
call attention. and which ought not TO be OYER
looked, especially at this time This is his i've
generosity in PLAYING gratuitously for all
sorts of charitable purposes The three bril-
liant rtcitals which he gave Mt S.einway
Hall last winter were for the benefit of different
charities. and from thcm he himself rc1p,d nothing
whatever, and there have been count ss occasions
duriag the year when. at a very scf; ou COS, to HIM
self If time and trouble. he has riv"n his services
quite freely to aid some church other like instu-
ton. There has har lily been n week this winter
when we have not had 10 notice something OF the
sort the columns Of TIE IMDUNE. Here seems
To be CAPITAL chance for those to whom he ha, lent
q helping hand in their COOL wor., during the past
wear to show some recognition of lis service, In
eycry sOrt of good cause, which will not only hc
aiprial benefit 10 him. Int a welcome assurance
that his kindness and amahliuy are not foTgottc1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17

these are by wenty-seycn composers, who represent
nearly every large country in Europe except Eng
land itself which has not one There are nine 6 r
mans. eight Frcnchmcn, seven Italians. one
Brazilian, one Pole and one Russian. The repcrtory
is chiefly Italian. however. for tweniy-sX of tie
siXty-onc opera, which compoSe it-ucarly onc-haf
are by Italians. Three Of the composers were
nohlcucn, the Duke of SaVc-C obugg. Prince Pouit-
comfort IL Wagner and those who with him dread
" Judaism in Music" that the cho~cnr acc l. 80 HrI-
rrcly represented on The list II contains hui two
names which are mdcuilhly and euPhalcalIN
Hebrew. Those OF Mcycibcc and OF VI. Cohen ol
InLI..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17

DIsINrEcTION or SHIrs.-In devising a sys-
ten for thorough d-nfecrion Of vessels board Of
which casc- ~ smallpox had occurred. the Austrian
Go,c~nu,ent through tts medical experts resorted TO
ihc following method sulphur to the extent OF twelve
grains per cubic metre Of the space TO b dsinfccied was
first burned ia M carhenwarc vessel or basin placed In
e c.u,rc ~ mass ~ sand ~ prevent all risk OF fire
every article of cnng, all the linen, etc, were hang
acior. the cabin the latter being then hrrnrtifAly
closed for three hours and Riitrward exposed 10 the
strongest possible drnu-hts of air for twelve hOnrs
finally. The. walls floor. ceiling etc, were washed VITA
one kiia ram ~ lime or onchaf kogram OF chloride
OF zinc, to every hundred liters Of water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
MISS PlRLorS SCHOOL NOT 4 FAILURE.


To tie Edftor Of me Tribune.
SIR: The paragraph in last Mondays TrTB-
rNE relating 10 Miss Parloas school Of Cookery, does
that Institution an injustice The school has been better
atronilcd during the just closed than ever be
fore A. early the spring OF lsSO all places IT ire
private classes 90 De forin, for lSs0s1 were engaged
and since that time Miss Parloa has turned away D. oba-
BIS more ladies than could bc contained In dozen
Cl4s-- To- i.moustratiye lessons have been largely
attended both in and ~ the city. In every re,pec
TIE last has been the most prosperous year o. Inc schoO
md i-s Parina West because she desires 20
l.l.nr I'm q larger fcl ". Y. ALEXANDRA.
LnsiOn, April l.. Isl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
TIE BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC.

The sixth and last concert OF the Brooalyn Phil
harmonic Society will occur at the Academy Of
Music in that city on Saturday evening nest, III"
public rehearsal being held on Friday afternoon
The concert will be of unusual interest and viii call
out all the forces Of the society both vocal ar1 in
strnmcntal. This i, The programme Scenes from
L" OrFhcus." GlUck. Miss Cary. chorus and "rch"s-
tral; Pastoral Synpaony. Beethoven: "Salyo Nc-
gina" Aichngec: Gypsy Life" SChuInann; suite
Alg6Ticnnc Submissions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17

Mr.. Steele Mackaye arl hi, theatrical complny
have returned To Ncw-YOik, aud will appear TO-
morrow night at the Bijou Opera House, in Won
81 Last" succeeding the Acme Oliyctte Company.
which eOes to the Park Theatre, brooklyn. SinUl-
taieousy the Conley-Bartnn Olivctic 1ronpc viii
appear at the Fifth AVcnHc Theatre. Succeeding r.
Owens, whose Man from CatiaTduguS will now
be conveyed IN tie direction Of that more cong nial
district. II seems pity that hi, delightful lnmoi-
Isl and excellent comedian should have his brilliant
nlents aud high reputation associated with such
p ffiyolous and stupid work .....T There viii
Music next week The Voyagrrs in South
sm Seas" has departed from boo'lrs Thct-
ne. The season al the San Francisco Theatre
IN last bat two weeks longer 800. MIR. BaruIIn =
khow la, been closed in this city, TO be rcoponcd to-
morrow in Washington. It's popularity has been
S Ssrya "a n1e, BSSphass of H
now night, and Mr.. Dighy Bell will make his reap
pearanee Felicia" is 10 last one week longer
scan INC for April 70 in Camille and for Apr =
tn "Raymonde." ..... There was no Performance of
: Hazel Kirkc" at the Madison Square Theatre on
nsual. The original Hazel kirke" company by
he way will be seen at Niblos Theatre. altcr Mr.
Peueicanlts engagement Is ended lilloc Iay-
ior' ambles along in undated prosperity at the
fi drawing good houses, and giving general salts
faction.
Ms. Barney Williams. widow of tie lamented
irisl comedian. has restored the drama OF " The
Comic Soogah" 10 its author Sir. Charles Gaylcr,
and that popular dramatsi announces that he Will
revive IT on the American stage next season, with
NJ. Georgc Clarke III the principal character. Tbs
msival should prove interesting event. The
pece Is well remembered for ITS romantic interest
I'D its picturesque treatment Of Irish scenery and
caaraeter; and Mr.. George Clarke hls had ample
experience IN acting Irish parts. and Is well known
- posses the attractive dramatic attributes Of
Ynghtliness, humOr, dash, and neat mechanical
y hnkh
NJ Joseph Murphy. acting in Mr. Marsden's drama
The Kerry Cow" II the Easter attraction at
~ Irand Opera House. 80. Mr.. Lawrence Barrett
~ town to-day, but will leave this evening for
~ West Miss Geneyievc Ward acts this week
IIncinnati Mary Anderson appears tomorrow
ashf In Nashville, and the 2lst inst. in Louis
W.; The intmation, put forth by The Londoa
y EGd, that Edwin Booths engagement with Mr..
s sshg. AZ the London Lyceum, would be cancelled,
account of domestic ailiiction, proves to have
- Incorrect. Under the circumstances that sur
soana Mr.. Booth continual and exacting employ
Seni much To be desired for him. aud his friends.
oesdingy, will he glad to learn that the
q SZesum engagement is to be fulfilled. John
3. eCailough has arrived in London Mr. Jefferson
sApected at his country seat III New-Jersey in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
1rlrlL SrOPu ~ .iNA.lNSIS.

GALVESTON. Tex, April ia special dis
rntch to me Nc,rs from Little Rock. yesterday
t,ys: terrible storm swept the northern
part ~ Drew County. levcns hon-c- trees ana dr.rN
d RoIdv. three houses were blown down some vnu'
nir cattle were killed bedding and other clothing "eic
4 a. Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
LIEUrEN.lNr GEWr RESIGNS.

CmCiGo, April 1G.-Frcdcrck ID. Grant has
forwarded his rc.i -naion First Lcutouhnt IN the an
Cavalry and aidc-dccamp tahh the local
rank Of Lieutenant Colonel To the Lieutenant General
Of the army Mt Grant will accept uo.ltion In the
employ OF the Chicago, Texas and Mexican Central Rail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
MACMILLAN n CO.,

The Frs -h Poci-. Complete 30 ;ur Yo.ll,~. av''a ,ry
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S.u yic,r> on Irrauii or Ir.l Land Grievances mi
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J.B.LIrPINc0Tr ~ CO..

Rcur. mud Fingers. \ Romance. By Uaei.y ~ ~.
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GEORGE ". CAKLETO, ~ CO..

solid for 1imlhooly. nrw political @irt hand om'y
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~CRIBNER Il WELF0RD.

Old prurv Lime. Tuy Ylr-' Rocoii,cinu, Of Aui'or
NriH. 1891 Ai"-.r Iiy El"Drd string Vols l-Ah
t.uf4. ti.
: Hi-iory OF GIrrL sculpture. From me elfi', TINS
'H. IHI.Ifs Us, \. =. N.IIaF. ui o.. i ti-l
1ir- ru W.th .H ..tTaflu- Royal ~yo. ,.o,h.
Ilur-: some of Their History ami Use by \.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17

Richard V. IIamctt will hold an important
sale Of BrooHyn Real Eeate of the Globe Life Insurance
Company ~ thiry-lve houses aud sixty lots wei 10
Gated. AID desirable for investment. on Monday Arril
- ly order Of James D. Fish. esq. Receiver nj Cole
Mnrrhy- Cy Salcsroon. $40 Fultonsi. Brooklyn. This
IL q rare opportunity for investors of real estate -.
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CHARLES >CRIBNER'- sons.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17

Library Sra. \ rn4,,r-1fon between tt.irf. iO't
a. i... .tplr. li Juna A.u.f. ltin ,"il rNti. 3D.
llsicry The Free Trr lie Movement ~ ing'and ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17

It WAS asserted by eminent physicians AZ
their Indignation meeting that typhns. typhoid and
Iualaral disorders prevail to alarming extent,
for Viii Or Holmau's Pad II not only sure proven
tive lut ala alb. Olutc cure -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
HEArY syovrILL on MT WISHWGr0N

Mr.. WAsIHNGTOS, y. H., April l0.-u mas
been showing here since the afternoon u the lith Inst
T,r, T.. uorc snow on the summit and the drifts ARE
rntcr than nt any time before this winter The baron
rfrr Ia low, the temperature IL NJ ~ uhu THO
wind velocity Is 100 miles from the northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
JAsIT- II. O-GOOD co,


Iifr. stories Uud Poems Of John BrruHhnni. ''nr y =
ur,. t.l. Illustrated - i..iud hy Niism Ni"', SKA
l1i'f .|t.. it'. -ira,., rh'i'h'. So
4 Nunris-. Nohirmhu. iAc ila.ll volume ihH' pl''o
a. % f..' ktHIn l1ilu >tf'-
. Iair .sarbrrinu. ~, ,rs Flames IrieDa BgiariI
o., Nul.i..r. l,u.. brlItln'. bound. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
MINING SUSPENDED.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1G.-The Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron Company ngrecs to stop
page OF work ut the mines for three days next week.
provided the company can work on full time the follow
Ing week II il understood that this acceptable TO all
perBOus Interested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
MESSIAH NOTrS.

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guinea, but - Nh'-i'n'--i.' i""." MUM" - '''
Mr. William T. Cae, u',nt.. viii give % second
q, opuirr MATINEE" 20; Che,rrur ll'u ON ruc- 'av
afternoon al oclo,h. Ass I4'.nruc h". 't.I
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Mr.. &aun's famo"- ''r..sof ca,.l."l c'''.''' . ~
the Crystal lai.co o. a.Hn. h"s "'" a-."i
twenty-five years. o-, il Z, eG --t 70 t.af .ro-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17

rbr ISInp'- N..i,r nri Oihcr Poems. nv John o. Wat
trr NIfh unt .il lnitla pu" volume no ti iHr ~
oupf,llov Iirthbny Boob. Artaurod hy 'lali tie
H.. Int. viii 4 mn ruiII,s ."ff.u Ind II iliu,
tiiIun.. -.,ulrc l~mn il,t. i.liy -ianitd, -.
The Lie md Correspondent oi -ir tuhony Pnniiy,.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
DEATH OF HAMILTON H. HOWARD.

ROCHESTER, n. V, April 10.-lIamlton II.
Howard, appointed Consul TO Puerto Cabello, Veno-
zucla by President Hayes last February, died to-day.
lie Lad leave OF absence Tor sixty days
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Dinner and Ten SETS. &C..
from Paris, Limoges. Dresden, Mintoas Nedgwcod,
Worcester. &c.
Fish Game, Fruit. Coffee and Ice Cream SCth,
Crystal Table Glassware from Bacrarat,
Japanese Porcelain anh CuriOs,
Canton China,
Fancy Ornaments for Wedding Presents &C., sc.
New articles constantly received from our houses In Par
Limoges aud Yokohama.
HERMAN FROST & co. Importers,
Nos ~. 60 - AID - MuTr.ysi
Largest assortment IN the nc state. at low prices
FuSsclr. ice trcntn delivered 70 fE les c per quart,
by the gi"H To Ghuuics, -Jc per quart i.siaDilshtd
1851 No. ~ Bible House.
Henry A. Daniels VI. D., ~ Lexington ave, near 2Sihst
Hours la ! and to
Attention u f,fuficlufn
The IrirdTichebsii Biierwntrr j. the SAFEST snre,
Iciary against t0u~iip patton and headache.
y. VI. stewart. steam Carpet Cleaning Works sond for
80 ltI.ttp.
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Gneeial Notices.
80 A.


a." Tbos. T. Kirby. Auctioueer a."
BY THOs L. KIRBY & co.
OK EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING FREE. AT Dun
ART GALLERY. s45 DROADwAN,
opposite WsllacS',.
PART II.
TIE louis DURR COLLECTION.
Nearly Two Hundred
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS,
Including many
ORIGINAL EXAMPLES OF THE OLD MASTERS.
Tao entire coll elton be- sold pos ely without rcservH
ty order Of tie Executors Of the late
LOUIS DURH, ESQ, OF THIS CITY.
on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS NEXT.
COMMENCING EACH EVENING At O'CLOCK.
Albany senate thambcr.-MeNcan ONYX and sienna
marble wall nTram'ntaiiDns. graphically described
IN Herald # Marh 10, furnished AID erected by
MEXICAN ONYX and Manufacturers Marble Mant.l, Mouu.
menis, Wanscot.ng, liing, t0ani'Ts SC
DIR George 4 Reese of Brooklyn has arranged for
branch oc az IL Fast Jts, this city Tor the purpose OF
"GOLD ALLOY"
As a BASE FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH
This material has proved slF'lh faluc ~ HNfrfon.
ing the Inherently a-socated With the cheap
base, Of Rubber and Ceuod. IT. admirable rondutlfiN -
preventive oi he many Grased conditions 0i ~" monih
which injured by the presence Of Rubber amt rou "a 10
mol possible III Other material II has been adopted
by eminent practitioners ~ whom rcFence may DO
ninlc
Specimens shown az hi. Office.
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THO BILLS SIGNED.

ALBANY, April 1G.-The Governor has signed
the bills relative 10 opening onc-hundredandt~enty
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LEE 81 SHEPARD,
nnsfou
FORD-, HOWARD n HILBERT.

The New Life Of Christ. The legend Of Thorn a. lynnt
sccptc y James trcrnan clarke Cloih - -.
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Pioughcd Under. Tho story ~ m Indian thitf in'
Himself With an Introduction about Indians by ln,hA
1hramha bright Eyes u the roncas. lOn0, cloth I'LL
form with "A Fools ErT.Dd." IL
The Gospel History. continuous narrative W"yrn Tot
The Egangrllsi-. by James ~ nhns" 80,
mund Kkcl and tho ley Lyman Abbott, DID, IoHo' S''
lp cloth, red edges 81 -.
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sixth and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES evonth-sts. New
York md relative Tor the Improvement
OF alayettc-aye., Brooklyn.
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A.C. ARM~THoNG n son.
uolGIT0N. ,IFTLIN Il 90.

Unorv o; the Crn>udc-. rr Joseph fau'"'' Nhllnt
: ffi wlih utif.r aiA sHii''ii'hi "ts '"'s''t
I.t,. ,u.ualf.. tluNu $40.
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Guccinl Notice.

Crcnt Cr-nr! Wl..h for fhs GLo.t M Your ly" "
en-. .tr ilA. tb- Hll/E SOAP
Il,,u. , II Life I!al,nm ~ 80 NI.AEo uA~ 1880. '
tss, .I,Ii riI,, ~ Blood il,ri+. 10 81 2'of 1i--.t
Hurturr Radically Cured. pr. Mar.h- tr'AtH'At o.
.s' practical cSp,t.tlitt OILY
n..,.. 80 N,,.}-.i, 9p',lt" -. iaul Church
2, ~.,urr ,illr AurtioucPr t:co. 4. Lcn,ttt y 60.