, 1882-07-08
Dr;ftwood Prom Sunday.

A large proportion of the music-loying
population of WalIa Wall,, slept late Sun-
day morning. or If they awakened early, 1t
Was TO lie prone, and recall the marvellous
playing of the Liszt Tarrentella in + Hat. or
the vocalizing tones of the piano IN SAINT
SAen's "R1manee" Of Mime. Rive-hmg at
Saturday nights concert. The concert was
not an eventloag to lie remembered by our Peo-
pie, even those who heard the pianiste, but
did not fully realize her.
One Of the features OF Saturday night 5
concert vas its peculiar grouping, aud upon
inquiry at the box Office, We find that 1t was
pre-arranged. For instance. three physicians
almost joined elbows. Half dozen laWyers
were collected together, As many people
engaged ID finances as a business sat near
each other Four newspaper mems chairs
almost touched, and there was group OF
music teaching people and students. But
for all this, TIE SAME distinctive feature OF
social isolation 50 characteristic OF Nalia
Walla, LIE was very marked at the concert
Usually at a concert or theatre, one or two
people will melt down the social barriers ot a
whole audience and link them together IN
friendly intercourse, but at this concert the
mos. cheerful people were deprived OF the
exquisite pleasure that Is found in a genial
social life Men sat upright, stiff and ingId,
while many Of the ladies' presented 4 statue
Ike mein.
Yesterday was the Warmest day % tie
season, and SO much OF polite, as may be
connected with the coming city ele1ti5n, Kept
pace with the thermometer. A good Il any
citizens, heretofore. little hee'iIug the
election Of municipal officials, were Tree
70 express themselves as decidedly m :aTor
of radical change in the membership o. the
council They are determined about the
change in the Second and Third " lr'l3, II not
In the irst. There are several cInhidItcs III
the Third ward. and the contest IS likely I"
brng out the full vote, and he 4 warm ii-ht.
In all part. OF the c,ty, the question of the
marshllsiIip is getting to he uppcrno,t. Il
l. generally believed that the appointment
Of Marshal Justice wall be such rs 70 meet
the sanction OF best pe0pla, while thrr" arr
well expressed doubts abo"t those as posi-
tlyely assr:t Il viii BE- made By his opponent.
Il is known that W. ID. Ly;s Is n sh1rer ~
all the business done 10y Mr.. EDhnson. and
the belief Is general that he viii De ma,ie
deputy IN the even; or the deieat q III.
Justice. IL is now positively as
serted that a place has been promised 1"
sam Kelly hy Mr.. Robinson. IA the cveut Ot
election How such an appointment VII
suit the cit zens here, need not be commented
or. at this writing The annual report OF the
city Justice published on SATURDAY Nho.s>
the work OF our present fore, ami u also
reveals the fact that while the city city jul
Is a paying corcrrn. 1t Is not made as's "t A.
a means rf eirichin. the officials. IL has
been possible for the present officers to have
kept the jul filled, 4ri TO have made -"nsId-
.rable money iOr themselves and eNprrse to
the city. bat they have not done it. Tnll
an administration composed "i sHch IN Il as
We refer to above, wall not ii" ihls, there Is
no ASSURANCE whatever. Oar ci,lZaEs a:e
booking at these things IN practical i},
and have, about concluded that ciaHgr III
tins department would work no good II me
city as I whole.