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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-18

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DEAR SIRs-Havng had some experience with the Rich
mond Tooth Crown can attest its great value and give
strongest Recommendation. T. A. RDBERTS.
Yonkers, ". Y.
90 BRAyER-ST, New York, March 81, 1854
ORA SHRFPTELD RICHMOND & SHRFPIBLD:
from useless operations them accidentally learned Al
the Richmond Tooth Crown process called upon ar
Horato Dorr 12s Broadway, wnOm referred The
perfectly appearance his teeth without plates
satisfied that determined the operation
performed have had these teeth for and
can assert them the perfect piece dental
mechanism produced my food with
natural and do suffer the Of plate
Thanking you most sincerely, am dear airs, yours
d. V. N WILLIAMS
UTICA Y. N.,NOv. (, 1881
RICHMOND SIfEFPTRLD 20 West 32d.sL. NewlOrk:
BMEyI take great pleasure In stating that ia
miar with the Richmond Gold Crown" method ~ restor-
teeth which have been down by broken Of by
faces and gold settings be firmly attached 20 them,
originals The process is rapid AN PAINLESS and The
suit perfect.
valuable invention should be known where in
order thai n0Tunates be spared the torture having
their teeth extracted and the annoyance OF artificial plates
Tie teeth restored by natural in appearance,
clean comfortable and useful cannot express TOO warmly
admiration for the "GOLD CROWN" triumph OF
sncl surgery thanks for the benefits you have
yours, EDWIN dUICHlNSON, NJ ID.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL,
NEw.YoRK. WINDSOR HOTEL, Dec. 10, 1881.


Drs. RICHMOND & SHEFFIELD - 49,,
DEAR SIR-I consider your process Of attaching teeth
teeth the lost wonderful operation ID
dentistry something needed by every one VINO suets
from decay teeth this method need lose
teeth retain each tooth in Its beauty ana use
You refer % me DESTROYS OF iurthef
know ledge relative to this work. Yours truly,
80 wALL-er, NEW YORK. Nov %, 1881
DR.. SHEFFTELD - -. l.,
DEAR SIR-I four months since put In
settings" The moment they were completed
good work had been done for me- ana every DAY
since and pleased with II. In my Judgment
your Crown setting Is the best thing for elderly persons
that has yet knowledge In the art OF dentistry
MY teeth much that they sensl-
tive To the touch of food that forced always
take and then the pain which they gave
ms eating often such made me absolutely dread
the approach for eating Your Crown Setting
furnished instant complete and lasting remedy for all
trouble. They positively splendid am truly Yours
J. L. HATHAWAY.
Nos 8 and 10 WATERsT.,
NEW YORK. April 4, 1882
NesSrs RICHMOND & SHRPPIRLD No 90 West 32d.st
DEAR SIEs-It gives much pleasure 10 say that after az
severe test Crown Process as any one cOuo
only complete success but very
wonderful invention which believe will revolution
OF dentistry recommending all renuS 10
go yen before they have another tooth eXaeted Yours
very truly, " ~ NJ "fAi'
80 BROAD-sT, Ngw-YoRK, April %, 1882
Messrs SHEFFIELD & RICHMOND -
CFNTIPMEv-Your "CROWNS" and excellent WORK
MANSHIP executed have given entire satisfaction Can
with pleasure recommend them. Very respectfully r
~ FREDK r. WEST.
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Nxw.YoRK HOTEL, NEw.YoRK Nov 4, 1881.

NIay.YoRK HOTEL, NRw-YoRK, Nov. a, 1881
DIS. RICHMOND & SHEFFIELD - .., . -
GFyT RNRN-Your Growing Process has opened new
an dentisry demonstrate that the hollow nerNe'S
tooth Is living The surgeon docs not eXtrac achg
bones while they periosa life, You treat the Ioos
suricaly when placed I'm healthy condition you adut
strong Dramatically sealed crown, which preclndes az
placed than satisfactory Refer any
one Won q Very truly yours. &c.
O J. s. ESHELMAN, M D., Philadelphia.
NKw.YoRK 03l 5TH-AyB, Nov, 10, 1881.
DR.. c. NJ. RICHMOND 49,. ~, -. ..ou
DF Ar SHIT gives pleasure 10 that the crown 0per
alton Won performed for two wears ago WOndeIu sue
cess consider great achievement In dentistry ana
cheerfuy recommend am. dear sir yours WIN respect
Ny DRAR SIR-The professional service you rendered mo
two years ago stu proves satisfactory cOhgfatate
Won ON being able through wonderful discovery 10 CON
tribute 80 much the comfort Of others Very truly y0nIs
'4''' ~ HENRY SANFORD.
No. WEST 45THsT I
NEW-YORK, Nov. !, 1881.
Drs RICHMOND SHEFFIELD Surgeon Dentists No 70 west
2d-st, New-York City .,-., 49,. ...i,. y,
CHNrFMRy-I gives pleasure TO set iorth the merits V
vour process Crown setting. which in NY Judgment Is
above every other heretofore known or practeH
by tho members your profession. lour Deuthu nSe
the barbarOu- custom OF extracting tee
aud annoyance OF wearing pae III
the mouth Crown Setting has given so much comfort anu
member OF family that cannot 10 OnS
commend invention and pracce 10 ie PuDo
JAIL 'V United States Army,
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J. g. MILLS windsor Hotel G. X. CHIPA1AN, Treasurer
CARTER 70 ROE 81 PITNEY, % Broadway pa NJ II
Walkers {, HARLES IL. GREEN, II Church5ti l. - NJ
RpnnLlvn. General ARNOLD Governors Island = DER
way. Captain W q. HITE Louisville, KY. MI. IL i'SI
H. r. TAPPiN Of Thurber & Col J. W. GEoO Cort'andt-
others.
Mr. uENRY HAvFMEYER, Mr.. CHARLES HAVE
T. r. GAMBLER MI BILLINGS LEARNED, MT COY IL;
Statcs NAVY: Mr. l.. d. COURTWRIGHT Mr. JOHN
JOS rs. esd; CLAIBORNE FERRIS. esq wv MILLS
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REFERENCES. BY PERMISSION.

MEYER Mr. CHARLES I. TIFFANY. DR.. @. II. WYN
Ia n Or PALMER Mr.. POTTER PALMER Hon. w. +.
SCHFRMERHORN; WALTER $. CARTER, esqj L. and @;
esq; JOAQUIN MILLER, j. HUGH PETERS, General
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The following have written Like the above and hav
ScGied, sheffield, to whom refer you:

of Ross Company Academy OF Music G. O. JONES, Albany
FROHdAN. Manager Madison SQUARE THEATRE JACOB
pOTTER Lieut. enaut- Colonel and Deputy Paymaster
ICKSON 67 East j6st.. r. r. De Wis iE ~ MgTrayis
FIELD Mr. LONSDALE. Manager STANDARD Theatre IL l.
Judge SCHIEY, ~ BrOadway Judge WATEkBU Il y
ST.; JOHN s. BEECHER 98 Front-st.; +. B. LOOMS, ex
pEFEpENCFS ny PERMISSION,
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lad crown operations performed

". Y. HoRATIo DoRR, 1913 Broadwayi WAITER 8.
STETTHEIMER,6 2 Liberty ST.; WILLIAM II. BELkNAP,
JAMES A1NSWORrH. 46s BTocme st. W o. ANDKEKs.
WILLARD. 1907 Broadway JAMES OBRlEN, Victoria
Lamertine.place; f. DUNCAN SNIFFEN 10 West t9thst
Governor cf Connecticut Park Avenue Hotel and many
KOoP, Mr. LOUIS c. TIFFANY. Mr.. 4. II. wELCH, Mr.
STORY, Mr.. \. II. Amy Admiral G. I. BOGGS, UBite1
s LEIAND esqs; Mr.. j. p MORTON, GEORGE o.
BRANNAN, United States Army J. w. BROWN, JAMES
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19

WoSDERs WILL never cease. Here
is Senator Voorhees,, the leading In
diana copperbed of the late rebellion
prancing before the nation as the most
determined friend and champion OF the
Union soldiers. Even senator Bayard
has ceased calling the soldiers Lincoln's
hirelings.' Nobody, however, suspects
that such q virtuous spasm of con
science will ever have force enough to
induce the Delaware Senator 10 make
speech in favor of enfrauchising his
A., 900 constituents in his own city and
country that have no yoice nor rep
resentation in the Legislature. chat
would endanger his seat in the Senate.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19

f. Perkins to the n York S'ar.
"How are the times IN Pradford"" you ask
"llArh, darned hard, sir; eighty cent. oil
You ought to strike Bradford on ninety cent
oil once. Things would no II booming then
Theatres can't play to eighty cent oil. Coupe
circus PLAYED to ninety cent oil and grca
guns, what = crowd. Dollar oil AMI the gam
hlsrs AVID the yellow ha re, women from
Pittsburg and Buffalo would l0.i down the
trains.
what would two dollar oil dO'n
1.-TWO dollar OF BY heavens The p1pula
ton In the of regions would double Ia a
week. Haverly'1 Mastoion's, Hi Heury's
Min,tras and Nick Roberts Humpty
Dnmpty would paper every fence or sidewalk.
Powirr.taced women in seaskn domans
would taks all the carriages and make the
streets look like a perpetual Barnum's circus
procession Two dollar oil, ,ireat guns
man Bradford would boil like hell with the
lid on"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19
PROPOSALS.
I gRDPDSALo

iI'N'A Pt'Abit
4 -ROR-
tRADit4ti.
1B7i'E oP THE STREET COMMISSIONER.
30. IN Asst IXTH STuEEV,
WILhlNBTOh. DEL. Ian. Is, 1892
sealed proposals. VIII ne receive in the box
~ the Jlly CUuIcii Chamber until ! - 0 clock
j.. m. r day, January 10Th 1882, for grad ing
the led Of Rodney street, between Delawar
avenue aHt lowering avenue. TIC amount
NJ material ~ be removed is about 1000 cubic
yhrIS. Inc stone must be broken sma |
g pugh - he ussd NJ The clty stone breaker.
where tho said stone must be taken aud de.
pos ted ny the contractor. he dirt to be
taken add Deposited Al such places a. the
street Commissioner may direct providing
The i!FtaNce VI hauling IN not g aater than
ave squares. The work must be zone under
.h1 direction "pi supervision Of I. a street
% nm'S Gncr and must be approved By hin
J. lore IT VIII be accepted by LLe committee.
me work must e completed within 81 days
ffoln the ,iue the contract 10 award d BY CT y
Iuuhc.i to'c cry day Thereafter the CON
tCtoIOr must pay to the City Oi 1lIn.ast N.
til" sum Q, zen roIlJr. A 5ond wan security
Ia tue sum Ut one hundred dollars must ac-
company oach proposal for the rood taith Of
the bidder and too pevsDnur pereuLg 10 whom
the r0htract n J be nw tdot mn give a
bona WIth security in the Suul u ono Lnous.
AMI do!'hrs 40 % da-Lntee Tor the faithful
performance the contract. fho coiulnittoe
re- eve toe rignt +" REJECT amy lid thRt thsy
d not th'GA it viii be % The intorcpt &C the
CITY t. cupt
Az hId. must he prcp0riy sigpod sealed
ana endor cd "i'r0lJG1It 'or grading Hoduey
strcrt'
Any tartho- t.fo'naLon mat may 30 de-
t.rtu VII he furnished on Application to
i.i.YN"H "''r ct DJmn',,"unr.
| ~ nrdor If the Opening -. Gets Committee
Is F. TOW N,F,S u Chairman #, r.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19

though Jerry Harrigan has but
little over two months to live, he takes
time in his preparations for death to
announce that his farm of eighteen
acres, a quarter OF a mile from HockeS'
sin and worth $1,000, IS for sale, and he
wishes it all fixed up before his execu-
ton on the 24fh OF March. Those de-
string to purchase such farm are re
ferred to Levi G. Bird, Esq.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19

IT Is understood that President Ar
thur will decline to take any action III
the Fitz John Porter case, believing II
to be the exclusive province of Congress
to determine the matter. This does mol
look as If General Grant was the pow
er behind the Presidents rhrone, and
those who made tfs foolish prediction
are beginning TO realize their mistake
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19

The LATEST ON-DIT in political cir.
G'es at Washington is that ex Senator
sarge +, il to % appointed Secretary ot
the Inferior TO succeed Secretary Kirk
woJd, hut that the latter is to be sent
a. Minister to Vienna or Berlin Mr.
kIrk"oot with his unsophiSticated
"@tern manners and hair full Of hay
seed would De decidedly out Of his eIe
nen' in the fashionable capitals men
tun,i
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19

WHAT TERRIBLH offence has Balti.
more committed, that "the ablpst editor
in Delaware" should be invited tn take
editorial charge of a paper in that city?
Let the monumental city Clothe herself
in sackcOth and ashes. Let her mourn
over her past transgressiOns more BIT
tcrlv than ever Rachel mourned for her
chlldren-anything to avoid the threat
ened punishment Of the importation to
her midst Of this brilliant editor. 1t is a
small credit in his favor thai he declines
10 aiflCt two cities.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19

IN FORMER YEARS the citizens oi
Wilmington would have been consider
ably exercised on account Of the failure
of the ice crop, but they are not in the
least concerned about it now, since ice
is the same price any how whether
gathered at home or imported from
Maine distance of some seven hundred
miles or more.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19

NE"NpE has taken occasion 10 come
on ttIm among his Northern ,Ce-ciilf+
to say jha' a storm is likely to SWEEP
pyrra large portion Of TINS continent
n't tween tie 20jh and 22dins,ant, which
will be- marked by general gales and a
'oo" or Min storm. It. ~ 70 I've par,
'tc l,ar'y vevnr4 along the .Aah1ari Of
tn Middle NtArs. THOSE who believe
Ernnor tell. the trl'h have thr.o days
ia whinh 10 make preparations heiore
IN NtLlL Il LNLIi.A-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19

KENTUCKY keeps up TO its name a.
the bloody ground. While the excite
ment attending the trial of the Ashland
murderers is at fever heat, word nov
comes of a farmer who killed his wife,
mother and two daughters, and then
like a man with returning good sense,
went and hung himself
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19
uVTICnR.
NOTICE

|Nori'k
REUBEN SArTERTIwAITs,
Trustee,
under the last will and tes In Chansery,
lament Of William Hay
lett, deceased, New oastle
vs.: County, S.
FREDERICK kLAIR, Trustee,
under the last will and Cause Parti
testament Of Ann Hay ton:
lett, deceased, ct al.
In pu issuance OF an order " tho Chancellor
in the above cause made AZ the september
term 1881, all persons having any lien or liens
affecting the Interest or estate OF Reuben
SattherwaIte, trustee under the last = Ill and
tesla ment OF William Haylett, deceased,
Frederick klAir, trustee, under the last Will
and testament OF ann Haylett, deceased,
James haylett t, Emily Robinson, Mary south
gate, Robert Haylett, william Hayiett John
Haylett, Henry haylett, Ann Platten, koset-
t. Francis, Emily Oswick and Elizabeth
Banch, or either OF them, in the lands and
premises to which said cause relates, are
hereby notified u die petition setting forth
the nature and amount Of the same in the
office OF the Register in Chanccry for New
Castle County ten days before the third
Monday. in February, A. ID 1881 aud % ap-
pear and prove said lien or liens at the ensu-
Ing term Of the Court, before the rising oil the
Court Oh the third day of tho term.
ANTHONY HIGGINS,
Whining on Del, Trustee.
January nth, 1882. llleO
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19

Delaware aud Chesapeake canal scheme
there is no good reason why
all the country West and South Of
Ohio, should not do the same. II thu
canal opens up nearer and cheape
transit to the sea-board for Cincinnati
lit will do the same for Chicago, st
Louis and the Pacific sea board States
and all the South that finds a transit L
the sea- board now through Baltimore
Unjust be alike benefited with Baltimore
when such powerful States as ONO
West Virginia and Nlrsini. will CONF
TO the assistance of the smaller 81 ite'
Of MARYLAND and Delaware in support
of the scheme, there will be a better
prospect Of securing aid from the Ma
tional Government than has been per
Iceptible heretofore. OF course we may
lexpect the great States of Paunsy wanna
and New York to be opposed to the en-
terprise, because it would aetract trade
y -. .,-.,..,e,.o, .ho,
have made Philadelphia the greatest
manufacturing city in the United
States and New York the metropolis OF
the nation. That the South aud West
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19

NOTlCE-TO DELlNQ UENlS OFtlrY
~ and school taxes for ISL bills have
been rendered and called for and the year
bavink Expired those who wish to avoid
trouble had better call ard settle, or we thall
procte led to collect the taxes with costs.
EUM UNn PROVOST,
DENNIS KANE.
Office No. 10 f. Sixth street, between
Market and King. Hours, sa. III. to IL m
to band tOsp II. lang lat
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19
NOTIUE TO WATER RENTERS.
WATER DEPARTMENT,
,. ". Dor. Sixth and King sta,
Wilmington. Del, Dec. LIST, 1881.

The bills for 1851 are nou:ready and paya.
BILE at the RegI trar office, southwest corner
Of Sixth and King streets, The law requires
all bills pSid on or before January 81, lss2'
the face Of the bill those paid during the
month Of February. 8 per cent additional
those paid during the month Of March 10 per
cen, additional, aud any amount remaining
| unpaid after April lst, 1882 the registrar is
required to have the fsrrules withdrawn and
suit Instituted for the recovery of the amount
due ana the water viii not be let into sue h
premises until such arrears, with assessments,
and two dollars for drawing terrules are
paid Office hours from 9 a. III. to 5p. IN,
daily. THOMAS ii. DOLE,
decl-2m Registrar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19

"GunrdIan Angels''Is the name OF a society
Of ladies in Washington organized for the
Purpos, of keeping members Of Uongres-
D'er. The nsinuatton here implied il scan.
dalous. Members Of Congress never yet
drunk.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19
WILLARD HOTEL LOlypI
lAsh Of HEBRr".

oNLi WILL. A, \,
LoursvrLL., Ky. Se, =, \
| Resolved, Thu,,b. |.
aoners consent 10 . IA "
drawinxo the Willard ~ ~
day Of February, w. NJ
viii not consent 70 s1y IVY, NV l
Of the same. '1As
ny the above rss0lp,'a,- :, y
and will DO had on m. ,4 l.l
distributed back 10 , ,%' ,9Alh
II enough tickets ara -. :. ~
the drawing will be f.5 ., u
Will BE- given through Ii, - y.
- LIST " PM, M,
Tho willard Hotel with "'lt
Ito Fixtures aud rurO,,.
One Residence on uresn 's W, Y
tine Residence on Dr.ss , w
Two Cash Prisss, each A wv.
Two Cash Prizes, each e.,
Five Cash Prizes each Il ~
Five Cash Prizes each 20
fifty Cash PRICE each ,l's
Ono Hundred Cash PM. 49,.
Five hundred Gash prtre. ~. w
one Set Of iiar turnllur. "
ono Fine Piano. .'.
One Handsome SlIye, Ia.
100 Boxes Uld Bourbon W,
Five Hundred Caah Pr,1s. '','
10 lsasket Champayne. /. ,"
40 boxes Fine Wines. ,0
10 Boxes Robertson d. u.
~ Boxes havana Cigars q. :
Five Hundred Cash rrip, =,
AMOUNTING TO !,
wHoi = rIcKHrs, tn H.Lym !,
keilitth nee may he made,
Express, Postal MONEY ma.
Mall. Responsible Ay.,t, ,
points. For circulars. .1ylr, d.,
tor tickets. address,
augS+-e0ddaw ". &. n
willard II ,e.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19
sU-nlGHr CALLS Attondea to p,orrr,
ZINE fkOOERIES,

ElNE GKOOEKlES.
we nave Just received q fine
stock OF groceries such as raslns, currants.
citren, lemon peel, orange peel. dates, tius'
lellies Of all kinds dried apples, 8; dried
peaches, 10; evp. APPLES, 10 evp. peaches,
20 cranserri1s, not those frosted enes, 10 cts,
per quart hs. Jacksocs Chester county
nome made mince meat. %; Ms Of the same
make apple butter 20 pepper sauce, 20 per
quart saut kraut, Is per quart 8 s. best
nee, 70; MS. french prunes, rs Ms new
currants, 70 l.auguyra coffee, 25 maricabo.
70 golden rio, 20 good tea, 40 extra, 90 !:
hne; % syrup, 10 cents quart extra, u cts. |;
golden syru", 10 California drlps, 70 sau.
sage and scrapple In ,de by Lewis Lamborn,
OF Chester county. We are the sole agents.
Tor cabbage In Thu city. Remember, for 81 30
cash We will sell bb. OF extra Family,
patent process flour; we guarantee s,tisfac
tioh or send alter the hJur and refund the
money, 80 you take no risk In buying hne
houf 20 ha, y 90 bag &c. flour Is extra.
jail at fORD'S Store, Front and Madison
nOy2a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19

We think that we can save
you fully 10 cts. per pound
on all Teas, and a loaf Of
bread on Coftces; therefore
if we can do this it is 10 your
interest to buy of US. And
to prove that we can and
will do it try our Teas and
Cohees.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19
Across the Continent

SUPPORTED by the charming artist
MISS t.At~ bI Ron, and the Greatest
Comedy company cXtant g. A.tAkDN ER
the funniest of all Dutch comedians JOHN
PLNDI IN his specialize. MASTER
Oh itLES nag En- in his limitations Of nat
K oncy. t93 laugh, in one play. lhrce
hours Of solid fun
Admission 3,aud 81 cents reserved seats
10 cents. Dan be secured Mt &. r. Thomas Il
Go. tire" days ia advance u,.tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19
NOTICE.
NOTICE
TO PROPERTY OWNER,
nOH REGISTER NOTICE.

All perasns owning or having dogs about
their promises are re lulred to h ave them reg
i2tered between the tlrst and 2Jth day Of Ian
uary. After that date the ordinance will he
strictly enforced against unregistered dogs.
WILLIAM }. MAA WELL,
declyfeb2 chief OF Pol ce
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-19

zoe SAL
Il eouvsni1
Thirteenth 4
side yard, (
condition. !
We VIII N
Wei evee,
stsn assd|
DrsllinI,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-05
GRAND OPERA IN AMERICA.

While all other classes of theatre
cal amusements have prospered and
iourished amazingly in all the principal
cities of the north and west during the
past ten years the grand opera has not
made any Roadway. The comic opera
has made wonderful progress, and has
absorbed a prodigious amount Of money
and vocal talent, while the grand opera
is fully as much of an exotic as it was a
quarter of a century ago. Our acade-
mics of music have all proved failures
as nurseries Of grand opera. 1t looks as
though the standard of musical culture or
of musical talent is not sufficiently high
among u people to appreciate the
masterpieces ofthe great artists. Posi-
bly, our popular education in music is
not general enough to insure adequate
support to large companies. Neverthe-
less another splendid and expensive
opera house is to be built in New York
City, at a oost of about a million dollars,
for the experiment of ~endeavoring to
naturalize grand opera in that city. New
York has never been deficient in enter
prise in the way of building opera houses,
but has uniformly failed to furnish q
permanent support to grand opera after
those houses were built.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-05

Mr.. Charles Francis Adams Jr. never
condensed a greater quantity of automatic
truth into a few words than he has done
in the following passage from his letter
to Congressman Page, on the subject of
a National Railroad Commission
Congress wants to provide a commits
sion with power which cannot be defined
to regulate evils which are not under
stood. in Q field which has not been ex-
plored. Such q method Of legislation
seems to me hasty. Finally, 1t has been
argued that . mixed commission for in.
qutry only is what Is now needed. NY
objection to this 10. that in this country
and In Europe there have already been
quite enough Of these roaming commits
sions picking up theories and listening 10
experts. What Congress needs to guide
1t. 40 l see the matter, is not more theo-
ries. or more abstract discussion, but the
positive results OF complaints actually
made and thoroughly looked into. Ad-
visory commissions never deal with cases
OF this sort. The surest way for Con-
gress TO arrive at desirable results will be
for IL TO provide a commission with full
power to investigate every cause Of com-
plaint.