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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
vi leave her wharf, foot of 9th street every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at $50 O'ci KIP m. touch
hg a. P1ney Point Point Lockout and Fortress e.
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH TIE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
fare TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 81 50
Round rp fare TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. 4 90
Steoud cas fare 70 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 80
list fare TO Pney Point and Point Lookout so
Round trip fare TO Plney Point and Point Lookout 2.
fare To Ilney Point and Point Lookout. 20
isettrmIIS leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
Ac SAL II.DASS. at five O'Clock IN.
TIE NEW YORK STEAMERS
yOhN GiBSON and E G. KNIGHT will resume their
uil~3 i'ty ing Iler Al, East River New York every
81 IHAI, at four O'Clock pm, and Georgetown
ever lHtRSDAI, at O'Clock am. For particulars
splt5, u as-nt, b3 Water street GEORGETOWN.
ickets and stateroOms be secured al general
one, ol5 10th street. National METROPOLITAN Bank
6aldis y o. Ticket Office. 1851 Pen1isy ania ave-
hue: ST Mart Hotel, and boat.
ocS3 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
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STEAMERS. &c.
- Ik--I-NssDIAL'.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

On and after OCTOBER LIST, 1882. the steamer
ARROWsMIfH will leave her wharf foot eth street.
at |. am: every MONDAY, THURSDAY aud SAT-
URDAN for al river landings On MONDAY as far
as NGminl Ferry On THURSDAY, ST. Clements
Bay, stones wharf, Cobsons and H0ward's Nonlini
and turrloman. On SATURDAY. CurrioInan and
IeonarutOwn.
he steamer MYSTIC leaves every MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAI and SATURDAY at D m Freight received
Tor al Landings the Potomac this side OF Leonard
town. JOHN L.. WOOD
O3
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THE HANDSOME IRON COTTAGE ON FOURTH
STREET; BETWEEN AND STREETS
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER SIX
TENTH 1885,, at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of the
premises. shall sell the above cottage to be removed
In forty days from day Of sale.
TERMS CASH THOS. j. MYERS.
OF dts Real Estate Broker
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TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Tie following are the oDeninc ana CLOSING nrss>x
a the New York Stock Market Uo-day as reportei
10y special wire 10 IL IL Dodge, $50 18th street
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PUBIC lanUS not yet taken up is acres.
The report asks for one hundred additional clerks
DEAp.-First Auditor Reynolds to-day received
telegram from Huntsville, Ala, announcing the
death OF Hon VIM. M. Lowe. Of that state.
CHANGES IN THE ARMY MEDICAL CoRps-Ffrs
Lieut. VIM. W. Gray, assistant surgeon, viii be
relieved from duty In the department Of Columbia
for duty. Capt. Richards Barnett, assistant sur
geon, department OF the Platte; Capt. Louis W.
Champion, assistant surgeon, departme MT OF Da-
kota, and First Lieut. Louis Brechemin, assistant
surgeon, department Of Dakota, will be relieved
and report to the department of the East for duty
The Courts.
CRIMINAL COURT-.JstdQe MdcA rth,fr
To-day, George D. Livingston, Joseph N. Young.
VIM. j. Wilson, VIM Kennedy and Jedediah Git
tings. were returned to MI vacancies the petit
jury. Wilson Smith, assault, pleaded guilty and
nne OF $50 and costs imposed. Joseph ID. Cannon
90, forfeiture set aside: washington Lewis, DO.
years each In the Erie county n. ~ penitentiary
to Is DAYS in IAN IN one case and iso In the otner
+. Lawrence. nuisance; noue pros
While workmen were repairing house In Nor
folk, Va. yesterday tormeny o1atding noSse,,
they found the BODY t 81 d wne mn mae aan1 n00ve
and the skeleton OF another.
The New YORK and Brooklyn Association Of Con-
6asssd resolutions asking n: BeecSer to rec s
slider his action Withdrawing from the association
and expressing concurrence in his beliefs
There were IS new cases OF yellow fever at PEN
sacola, Fla, yesterday and deaths. The whole
number OF cases 70 date Is LAOS, OF which l2
were fatal
The Ballou house. at North Adams, Mass, was
burned yesterday by an incendiary.
Daniel Camp died at Pine Blum, Arkansas, yes
terday, from eating by mistake watermelon he
had poisoned to kill melon thievea Three OF his
children who part0ok OF the melon are likely TO
die.
At Cincinnati yesterday Henry Kemme, car
pentef, fel nom st xayiers church spire, 90 feet
to the stone 0oor and was killed
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

T,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctionter.
TWENTY FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL
MMh,fEEN9STs H HaGkET PAHL9R sTTTEs FIEK
fhbtTs fEEeASP MoeuE + NA ANb bREs
ShaS fGtAaFkP f = TOILET WARE CQMMQDEs
OTHER SEPARATE LoTs AT AuGTi itc D-''-D
On SATURDAY. OCTOBER FOURTEENTH. at
win be sold at Twelve O'CLOCK good e chance to
o12-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
THREE-sToRY PRESS BRICK FRONT DWELL
On SATURDAY e ocf Fol fF463UnkTEENTH ~,
at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, shall sell. i'll front OF Iii
three-story Press Brick Front Dwelling House. ALI
riodern improvements. Must be sold The owner is
Small cash payment; balance in notes of SIS per
oiS-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
TEN O'CLOCK. will sell at public auction. in front Of
Duncanson Bros. auction rooms, 9th and streets
One Horse;
One Neary New Phaeton,
eh3Esss All parties concerned pIsass tsEs
S6n MN,ANsARP7RqoF DWBLLING AND STORE,
OF Ell ELEVENTH AND NJ STREETS SOUTH
On MONDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER SIX -
TEE TIL It 4:3o O'CLOCK win sell, in front of sJ
the premises part Lot square a99 fronting 30 feet
proved by weli-bult Mansar roof Dwelling and
Storeroom, now occupied as Drugstore, doing fine
business Inns is one OF the best business stands in
Terms one third cash. balance in one and two years;
notes to bear per cent interest and to be by
dee Of tTss sf 2 en at sale
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NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM

~ Z" 1UI.h, hUIIEkDAM, AMSTERDAM.
The frst-class. full powered Clyde-buft Dutch
Steamships of this Line, ~
AMSTERDAM ROTTERDAM. SCHIEDAM
EDAM. ZAANDAM, +. CALAND
W. A. SCHOLTEN. MAS
CARVING the Us Mails the Netherlands leave co1
pany Pier, foot of Sussex street Jersey City, N j.
REGULARLY every WEDNESDAY for Rotterdam and AM
UteTiam. alternately
First cabin. $50: second csbir. $50: Storage 500
b CAZAUX, General Agent, 81 Sort b William street,
New York. For passage apply to W. q. METZEROTT
4 CO. 925 Pennsylvania avenue WASHINGTON
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HNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE.

TINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE.
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF HOUSE 1886
STREET. COMPRISING ABOUT TWENTY
ROOMS. REMOVED TO MY STORE FOR CON
NENIENCE OF SALE, EMBRACING A GENE
RAJ COLLECTION OF PARLOR, CHAMBER
AND DINING-ROOM FURNITURE IN GOOD
TO be sold at my auction rooms SATURDAY OC-
TOBER FOURTEENTH, 1882 commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK. No postponelnent on account of weather.
E. T.; L w,iIT r =, Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct. olO-dts
TT,HE AUCTION SALE OF
Il UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
At F. sEIINGER's Pawn and Loan Office. 1877 It'll
FOURTEENTH, 1882.
o10-5t FOLEY Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS on
By virtue OF decree passed in Equity Cause No q,
1923, Docket II, win sell in front OF the prem sa
Uses, on TIL RSDAY. NINETEENTH DAY OF294
OCTOBER. A. ID. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. Lots
2, % and 20, reservation c. fronting on MARYLAND
avenue and on Sd street west.
Terms Of sale: One-quarter cash; balance in SIX
twelve and eighteen months; notes to bear six per
cent interest," and to be secured by deed Of trust the
premises Sold or all cash at option of purchaser Terms
o be complied with in days. otherwise the Trustees
cost OF the defaultng purchaser after giving five days
pubic notice OF such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington. DC Conveyancing and record
ing at purchaser cost Adepositof $50 on each lot
No. 452 street northwest, rrrs.oo,
&. G. COLE, Z trustees.
4O2 9th street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. o6-d&ds
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in Ireland"f "What happy solution "oulu ~ 10
OF many problems could engineering sclehcc' WHICH
has done so much. find means 10 move 'n'' uHo"''
Erin out INTO the wide Atlantic lar enough vi ion
us IN Give her full scope for independence and sell
aoyoIonmoptl They move houses and churches IN
America. and why not an isandF
This VIC must say. is not the only literary
Flemish in these excellent volumes. When DTS
Ophant tells us that a certain line OF investigation
- is little possible" we feel tempted to ask her il
sho knows of any that arc Hmuch possible"
When she speaks of "a. considerable deal oi
leisurc.r and of De Quinccy's habit of "detracta-
hop.~ and allows herself colloquialisms when
would hardly he tolerated in newspaper we
wonder whether these are the fruits of her STUDIES
in English literature Her style is not careful anu
often il is not digniied But she is always en'ol
tanning and always natural her sense oil huuio' IL
ouick: she has the faculty in which clever "oino"
especially excel of hitting of a character WIN "
single epithet or a ludicfous comparison Sio
Bishop Heber, for instance, male Twin vi i'
Romans. and she styles De Quincy "curlou'
little monster Of literature" Tho eHecV VI me-
humorous and epigrammatic strokes IS uouoieu ~
their audiences and bOldness ior lhsV"n00' ''''
sentence: Perhaps il requires the zesV ol W"
seriousness. that were we NOT some"H"' e"Po,'0'
orrsoIvcs we should not enjoy them, which has
disnosed snch as have come under his spell 10 re-
card Peacock with something like enthusiasm" -
not only incudes an acute bit Of Characterization
but derives a particular force from being wholly
nncxncctcd. Mrs. OlIphant is notably free from
the fondness for paradox which is such dangerous
nitfall for critics, hut she has a tendency toward
independence in her Judgment, and IN tie course VI
her comments upon famous works ana lalno"S
authors she startles us sometimes WIN Driiii"h'
flashes of common sense.
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Might leave him life to look again on loves own
face.

Might leave him life to look again on loves own
face,
And high from heaven suddenly rang the lark,
Triumphant and the far first refluent ray
Filled all the hollow darkness full with day;
And on the deep sky's verge flnctuant light
Cleaned. grew, shone, strengthened into perfect
sight, tn. ,or
As bowed and dipped and rose again the saiPs clear
white.
And swift and steadfast rs n sca-mew's wing
Ii neared before the wind, as fam to BRING
Comfort and shorten yet its narrowing track =,
And she thatsaw looked hardly toward MN pac c
Saving "Ay the ship comes surely; but her san Is
black.D ,
And fam he would have sprung upright, ana seen
And spoken: but strong death struck sheer pc-
tween, "
And darkness closed as iron round his head;
And smItten through the heart lay lTlstram deae;;
And scarce the word had flown ABROAD, ana wall
Risen ere TO shOrcward came The snow-Drlght SAIL
And lightly forth leapt GanhaTdlne on land'
And led from ship with swift ana reYereht manu-
lseult and round them up from all the crown
Broke the great wall for Iristram out ALOUD.
And ere her ear might hear her heart had hearu'
Nor sought sne sign for witness OF me WofG;
But came and stood above HIM newly dea9,
And felt his death upon her and her hcad I'll,
Bowed as to reach the spring that siakeS a urouOnj
And their four lips became one silent mouth'
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Jnetrucilon.

For BOYS and Young Mcn-City.
BOOKKEEPING, arithmetic, pcnmansmp;
private lessons open all Special inducements
offered young Wishing 10 acquire thorough business
G. during the months. NH4IMAN5
COUNTING ROOMS. l.i"5 broadway Room ~
I II. MOR>E'S Classical and English school,
~ ~ stht, will reopen ptemb %; number OF
pupils limited thorough preparation orcol"ce and scen
ac schools FOr circulars, &C. address until september ~
J. Ii. MORSE. Cotuit, Mass.
NER. NEWELIiS SCHOOL, 1j5 West 13d-st..
WI aims 10 combine with the usual preparatory
PRACrICA l. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUCTION. Laboratory
aud scientific DcpartInent. Professor IALLOCK.
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For Young Ladies-City.

I University Grammar School, l ,4Sl Broadway
~ 42dst (ijth Year. Primary, Commercial and
Classical Departments NJ. M Hobby, W. l.. AKIN, Principals
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NEW WORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WAsHGNGTON, n. Y.
Established 1854
superinendcnt-JOHN b. HAYS, NJ. D.,

observation-disclosures b. HAYS NJ. D.
X OPENS SEPT f. 1882
Boarding school of the highest grade who's" Threshold
end ana scupuOusy followed 10 mould nj early
the Intellect youth by science the will by Obcdience ami
the feelings rcgtOn separating these three Uet
requisites instruction. discipline. religion while hing tor
every profession
situated ON Washington Heights about ten miles up the
Hudson sixth Avenue Elevated Road u
lJJthst Carriage, always IN waiting Timely noti
the superintendent meets the arrival OF any raln
beautiful and healthy p cc-on an emnenco com
delightful scencry-Or attractive sur
roundings along the rfamef banks oil the
Hud.On. It's buildings are unusually hpmellke
here Of lani attached IT, shaded ana IN
terseced by oak grOves, ahOIdng ample space Or play
grounds.
French. German aud Spanish spoken.
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES
DACKARDS COLLEGE will open for the
for the year Monday. september 4, with everything
fresh Don't FORGET it, call Vt Rooms 800 Broad
way during weeks IN August send for circular TO
.. >. PACKARD President
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madson.ave. and 4ithst, Hts for the School Of Mines
Stevens Institute sheffield &c, and hnica professions
Glasses In Architectural and Mechanical Drawing.
COLIN late Engineer Corps, u B. NJ and Professor at
Naval Academy
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A T Misses PERKINS,, 2,02l 5th-ave.; terms per
~ year $500 with musical 5000 Circulars above
HOME COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR
GIRLS. 2ll9 shave cor l3vth-st Board and tuition,
so PEI quarter. September b.
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V'HE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,

Il No go West 50thst. opposite Central Park,
A. GIBBENS and u. REACH, Jr, Principals.
Reopens Monday, september Is.
One Of the oldest select schools for Boys
city them when Old To at and school
prepares them business college nine pupils passed
special this
49, Yale ~ Columbia a. Three separate departments
Primary, Intermediate and Senior Regular Commercial
Course. with Professor OF Penmauship and Bookkeeping
Both Principals Teachers and work with well for
their pupils Building centrally located, and devoted
enrely this school Sanitary and yentlatng
OF most approved kind large gymnasium and
Classes Ina ply sloal CULTURE. lunch at
Catalogues By post Calls received alter september
from till 4.
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Law Schools.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

Tho twenty fourth annual term Of this institution com
rncncs Great J0ncss Newl ORR, ON Monday me
~ dav OF Oer next continues until June z 1883 Inc
course of study collegiate The degree
of bachelor OF conferred such students az pur
sue the fun and pass the prescribed eX'mn atlo
Fellowship Of 1900 per year VIII DC a"aIed hoI f1i
tons of ts Faculty hereafter announced IN 1885, lh9
$50 and al succeeding periods - continue for three Year,
graduate shall excel In general prJnclehcy abu at
teuti0n o the studies of the course.
For cat.logues. address y o. Great JOles-st.
THEODORE w DWIGHT, Warden, &C.
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Miscellaneous.
pdnrml Araoemes.

ALIEN DODWORTHS
y CLASSES FOR DANCING ,,,,,,r
NO 6Sl FtFrH-AVENUE
VIII recommence Saturday, October IA
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COLLEGE.
Both Sexes-Country.

G1Sn At Hope Ladies' SEM, Music and
ID Zs)U. Art extra. ROBT c. FLACK TaTrytown, Ny.
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FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
n from New.York: children receive a mothers care.
Mrs H. q. MORKELL, Manhasset l. l.
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DYE SEMINARY RYE, NEW YORK.-For
IL narticnlars addres, Mrs. ,. j. LIVE.

CRAWFORD, CONN.-MRS. RICHARDSON'S
> English French and German Boarding and Day school
Tor Yam Lad iesr -.
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MISS AIKEN'S English, French and German
w Boarding School for Young Ladies' Stamford Conn.
Circulars on application.
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1nstrucfion.
For Young I.adies-Country.

HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
- town, n. Y. home thorough study fs
opens September 10. Mss II. W MErCALF. Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-06

HOUGHTON SEMINARY for Young Ladies.
Advantages unsurpassed For Record or catalogue
address A. Q. BENEDICT. Clinl0n v Y
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MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day
VA schoo FOR Young Ladies, Tarrytown, Hudson,
vii rnnrn Eluf alnlDr
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TTHE CONSERVATORY of ELOCUTION.-
ASH 5thaye Glasses and private instruction Address
Mrs A-iNA KANDALL-DIEHL. Principal
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rWARrHMORE COLLEGE, reopenlng IN

- restored building Both admitted College ana
Prenartry school Under Of members OF the society
of friends The main building destroyed by nre vti
month last bas Leon completely reOuit enlarged alnl
lifted up with all conyeniences Thorough instruction
Literature Mathematics and the see ices.
New scientific building containing LaboJat01eA eral-
ing rooms, machine shops and all applahce; los
pursuug a thorough in Chemistry. Mechan.cH anu
Iiy Engpeering. Tho next term opens 9th month SpII,
10Th Apply carry as other things being equal places VIII
be given the earliest applicants. . .,, - ,,,our
For full particulars, address EDWARD II. AA"AhH'
Prest, SWarthmOIs College Delaware CO. Pehh'
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DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID This Dav and Boarding School for Young Ladies
opeu september ~. CHARLES t. WEST, Principal
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brightly ont beneath n high forehead HIS oval
face is OF ruddy complexion, with prominent,
clearly cut features and generally grave suDoued
eXprossiOl
Since Gr6yy handed MOnsignOr Czacki the Dlretta'
n good Story has como out at Gambetta's expense.
At the famous diplomatic dinner given at the Qnal
d'Orsay by the last-namcd statesman, when the
guests were passing from the dininR-hali into the
salon. the Papal Nunco, who walked first as senior
member of the diplomatic body, suddenly turned
back. The host advanced to inquire the reason.
have forgotten my bat" explained M0DslRDOT
care that all the guests heard him; hop" soon
to have the honor of myself handing you another"
Morton McMichacl's statue in Paramount Park
Philadelphia, unveiled last week. is Of bronze, eight
feet high representing its subject in sitting pos
ture the right arm extended with the elbow resting
on the chair arm and the left hand holding pair
Of Eyeglasses. This was fayOrte attitude OF Mr.
McAlichael in conversation. The MASSIVE pedestal,
eight feet high, bears the inscriptions, on front
right and left sides respectively, Morton Nc
Mich1el"" An honorcd and loved citizen OF Phla-
delphia," In commemOratlOn OF civic services ana
private virtues, this statue was erected by MS Iei
lOw-citizens.'
1t is believed that Mr.. AlcOtPs illness is, in
measure, due to the journey he recently took to
Connecticut to revisit the of his youth, which
was roo much of a strain upon him, physically and
mentally. On returning to his home he said that
probably he never again would leave it. There
after Boston was the limit OF his endurance in
travelling and IL was while preparing TO 90 there
that he was stricken down on Tuesday last. On
Friday morning he recovered consciousness so far as
TO motion for his spectaces TO be brought 10 hlIn
that he might whe her he could 8 Ill read.
All Hungary held a national festival on October
10 when, IN Buda-Pcsth, was unveiled statue Of
the late poet Petoef the patriotic bard of the strug
giles Of 1SIS-'4O PetOets fate is shrOuded in InyS
terry. He Joined the army in Transylyania under
the Polish General Benz and was with it at Schaes-
burg. But at that catastrophe he disappeared, and
though diligent search was made for him for years
TO this day no trace of him. clew to MS fate has
been discovered. The bronze statue mo ielled by
HusZar who executed the great statue OF Deak was
got up by private subscription at the initiative OF
Remenyi, the violin artist.
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NiIrSICAI. NOTES

The sale of season tickets for the SYM
phony Society is going on at tue Academy OF A'
Mrs. Belle Cole will sing the alto songs ID
"rhc Messiah" at the performance Of the oralSro
Philadep hia on December t. oy the Cecllan oo'ieV
Mr.. Adolf Hartdegen, the well-kno"n VIZ
loncelis formerly of Boston. has removed to tns c1'
anu oined the Thomas orchestra .,
Theodore Thomas's New York and BROOK
lyn Chorus Societies both IN excellent cohditoH' w
examinations are strict, and many Applications "'
membership are declined.
The new symphony by Frederic IL Oowe-
which Is TO be produced at the first concert OIL lno ~
York philharmonic Society is work Of great oe anSi
and will probably surprise c0npolsseurs oy us p
and dignity az well as lis mel0dc charm -,
The sale of seats to new subscribers iOi "
Philharmonic concerts in this city will begin to'inoVs
and the sale OF single seats for the Brooklyn eO0',S
will open on Wednesday. Both organizations 'oN
I'm unusually prosperous winter, the demand ior So,
tickets having been beyond precedent For INC u! 10,
night IN Brooklyn the orchestra viii be enIarseu Win
uiTcrs giving no fewer than eghtyfour ssrlnss,
twenty first vions The effect ~ Dand OF tn. h
"A house like the Brooklyn Academy VIII DO SUPERB
The New-York Chorus Society has laiu ",
an excellent scheme Of work for the coming season
will give four concerts and three public renoa',s
Gounods " Redemption WILDE produced cary :"
cember and so confident tho directors OF
OF this work that they announce repetition VI
I'm the same month. For the third concert We nstn
OF Bachs larger cantatas. " len hato 49,. from
merniss -; and for the third some seiecvoIL' Ths
Parslfal" not previously given III Ne"'lwmn o tha.
chorus viii number 800, and the Ofchestfa "'' "
OF the Philharmonic Society.