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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
MYSTICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
~ II -....,,,,,,x .opc.rt &c Mr. 'Ehtmo

At the ninth evening concert OF Mr.. Thomas
pouular series 1t the Academy OF Music Tonight Nine
Madi will be the soOis and the orchestral mem
bers Will consist OF Menielssohn's Italian SYMPHONY
,bn halet mus c TO RubusteIu's Nero " an1 BZets
sut,c LArle.ienne" ON Thursday afternoon the pro-
uu,e Will be a. follows. the concert belonging 10 tho
Young Peoples series:
Marche ct Coresc ...." Teine lie saba" Gourod
FTeysCb uet1. '..-......-.- Ne3er
-. Il. Oy he Brook " PlsiOfa. symphony .bee'"'Feh
L1,et Nnr,e ma .ion ...." teranors" huJinseir
" 10 ioln OLleato. Nj L. schmidt. Hantcl
s,,,,.. SOM --.-.... 4 rudeIs-phn
JI1fs so - Lon ging "..... schubert. BOehm
MI. UttO Oestere.
"Scencs NaTOlllaines' hAsseH0'
Apiommas tue harp player, VIII give two rcI'dls Oh
Tomorrow afternoon and evening in stenway Han
our new opera " Der Trompctcr won "a EnSen' teN'
after the famous poem OF Victor Won Schehel music by
Kaiser will have It's first performance in America AZ
tnr Tla.ia Theatre next Saturday evening
The second concert OF the Philharmonic club VIII taKe
place on next Tuesday evening at ChickcrlnS Hail. The
solo nerformers will he Mrs. Blanche Stone Barton So
prano and MIS-. Richard AIuOid, piano
The ST. Georges Gee club VIII give their second con-
cert OF English gees ana ballads 1T Chickering Hall on
Thursd,y svening Janu ry :. when they Will be AZ.
.slrd ,y Miss Uoriousc IIerse, Michael Banner aud
Carl FlUr.O.
novel and popular feature has been recently miro
duced into the musical programme at Days Theatre
The baud is reinforced by dozen children who sing
chorus to Il new composition. made expressly for Mr.
Days Theatre by Henry Mdner entitled, Ihe OlhueT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
MIR. COURTNEYS CONCERT.

At Steinway Hall, last night. Mr.. William
Courtney gave the last of three song recitas IN which
had the assistance OF the Courtney Ladies' Quartet
composed OF the Misses Ada &. Hard, Louise Enge aud
LizNo seymour. and Mrs. Arthur c. Taylor Tho pro-
grammo was entertaining one, though the MUSICIANS
In the audience perhaps little surprised to hear
characteristic German partsongs, written for male
voices dixie Z6ners "Millers Song. for instancr sung
by four female voices Mr. Courtney had arranged his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
MISS ANDERSON IN BROOKLYN.

Miss Anderson appeared at the brooklyn
Theatre night beginning all engagement that Is 20
last ono week. The house crowded In every part
Indeed the tickets for Miss Andrrsons Brooklyn
engagement has been almost unprecedented Sho ap
pehrcd IA Gaaiea and Cidrce, and sue was welcomed
vim svmpathetic admra ion and applause. Both these
have recently been described III TINS place.
aud only needful 10 tomrk that tho opportunity Of
seeing this distinguished actress Is once more placed
within the public reach She wllI appear Tonight AS
ROsdLiud ana on Thursday night as Pauline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

Well-infoImed Jerseymen, 1t seems, lay a
finger alongside their noses when they READ
Keeper Laverty's rose-colored report upon the
success of the "piece-price " system OF labor
now used in the New-Jersey State Prison ana
looking in the direction of Governor ApDeu
they smile. The reason whereof is that AoDett
proposed this system and Laverty is the iond
adnrer and supporter of the Governor in his
aspirations to be United States Senator. 1t IS
greatly to the Governors advantage OF, course,
that his method of working the convicts should
prove to be good one. His friends say that IL
will entirely offset the harm that has con e 10
his political prospects since it was known that
he helped on materially the reputation schemes
of the City of Elizabeth BE that rs it may, we
shall know the truth about his prison labor sys-
ten when the Supervisors report is made pub
lie. What the latter says will rest upon Official
data what Mr.. Laverty announced may nave
been his own conclusions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

part of the entertainment to variety Of styles
beginning with two songs by Handel. and including
some fine specimens or the German Lied and some Ger
man and English ballads. In the English ballads he
achieved his best results artiscally though the finer
music that of the German songs. OF English hal
lads he sung HOdson's Tell me. Mary" Brahams TIE
Anchors Weighed" Percys Wrapping Old Stair" tho
familiar Drink TO me only with thine eyes" and
{" When tho heart of q man is oppressed with care
from The BeggSs Opera the latter in response to .
recall The audience numerous ana Ill complete nc
cord with the singer ell rue evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

ing. they are not Democrats. Mr.. Cleveland
will have no difficulty In filing the office I'M
less he is too particular. 1t will be noted, by
the way, that Mr.. Lamont says the Preside Mt
will not be in a hurry about appointing Mr. Ac-
toms successor They hardly seem to remember
in Washington that Mr.. ActOn's term expires on
Thursday of this week. Who will be response
bic. under bonds, for the funds III the Sub
Treasury after that day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
GRAND OPERA HOUsE-MR. WILLIAMS

MIR. Williams, an actor who with more IA
miliarty than good taste announces himself as Gus
appeared last night Grand Opera House and gave
perfOr in farce written expires"
ly for him by Mr.. George Hoey' entitled. w. VIVA"
yiohty Mr. Wuliaurr 10 sufficiently we'll known to
elias. OF the public in this region and his SIKH
and good hnmor in representation Of comic ana &C.
centric Germans has found considerable favor with per
sons who are easily pleased. Mr. Hoeys farce involves
one Of these comic Germans in angle OF emDarrass
mens and perplexitios, and Mr. Williams ensoleu "
sneak and te sing dialect and to create the enect Vi
frOlc. -, -e.o,,o ,r-,.,
ces with which the stage is now overwhelmed. aud IL
Is neither better nor than the bad average OF us
KIND Tho songs and recatous OF biz Williams were TO
ccved with abundant favor and were loudly appiaudca
by considerable company Of pleased spectators
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
THE cHILpREN's CHRISTMAS CLUB DINyER.

WASHINGTON, Dec. % lSpeciaD. - lho
Chdren's Christmas Club gave o annual On erta'n Gus
to the poor children OF the city to-day large eom
pany gathered at tho Armory OF the Natoaai h''o,'
whore upward OF thousand little boys ana Siris "0
their Christmas dinner and were the recipients oi -
bestowed by members OF the club MISS Neiio 80.
the former president of the club andnow one Oh
presidents came over from Now-York to assist tHo
nrosiisnt Miss Molhe Villas daughter Of the Pos'hAs
General The two rosy checked young slrs "''. ~,
pretty contrast, the one brunette ""'
other a blonde. They. with o'iVr ar,
MISSES acted as Mattresses AZ VEG lam.
and all wore white aprons and little wn'''
deckcd with pink aud blue ribbons AP ~nnrra sou Of
od. as.st,nx as walters were Gaotaho h0ei tTotaen
th- Me xlcan Ministers Henry Niss ana Io ~ Wis.
the latter grandson OF the late senator nv Emory
o in me littlr CHESTS were taken 10 tho $50 t6res
ON abuses They were u all slLes Anu 's''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
4 VIEW oPERl F0R TIE cASIyO.

Mr.. Conrcid, the stage manager of the Casino,
arrived ia town yesterday with the latest German sue
cess Johann strauss Gypsy Baron" II Will be al
once put into rehearsal at the Casino so a. 10 be H.
etliur,s follow AmOrlta' as soon as that sHaB
cs no draw OF this however there Is no present IN.
ItraTl0n NIr. Conreld said that The new opera was
irea,ly established rs great success in vienna lie
r. Win h,in models of scenery and costume Sketches
,,',, sccurrv and costume being elaborate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
SELLING SEATS FOR AMERICAN OPERA.

The sale of single seats for the season OF
American opera under Charles E. Lockes management
began yesterday the Academy OF Music Inside OF a
few hours the sal Amounted TO over $1,000 and tho
hnnxe Tor the lrs night nearly sold out MI Locke
m,ere that lie sale exceeded even Ills most sGn-
uIne expectatiOn aud said that prosperous ason
seeued 10 lie assured. The opening night Is next Mon
iay when Gaetks Tanning of the shrew" whl be per-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

Several of our philanthropic contemporaries III
Wow of the frequent deaths at hotels from Dowins
out the gas have recommended that conspicuous
label be attached to each hotel gas-burher'
printed directions for the guidance of green guests
II is to be feared. however, that the suggestion IS
of no value. The chances are that person "no
J,.s,,t Lrov epouqh TO know not to blow out the
gos doesn't know enough to know how to read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
aew21prk DaiIp gribn,le
rouNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1855.
The NEWS Ills MORNING.


FoRrIGN-M. Grevy reelected President OF the
French Eepublic. - Expected resignation OF
John Bright - Opinions of Liberals on the
irish question. - Wrecks on the coast oil New
brunswick. 60 French Department election.
DoMEsTIC-A negro chained to a Tree and burned
10 death In Alabama. - Meeting of determined
miners in MonOng lhcla Valley. - The vacancy
at the Sub-rreasury. - Lawrence Jarrett 5
presentation OF Victor Hugo's Hermann III Phl'a-
delphia 60 Edwin Booth i'll Boston. == ONO
and Mississippi bondRolders. - Ihe LaWtoh
murder 60 Clgarmakcrs msled 60 An an
archIsts address before ministers III chicago -
SUNDAY newspapers i'll Philadelphia.
CI1Y AND SUBURBAN.-Mrs. a. L. Stewart sued
by an architect. - Nine. MOiJeska'S son mar
RED. "A new scheme for railroad under
Broadway. - Testimony before the Gas Com
mittee. = A man severely stabbed III Brooklyn.
death of Charles b. Ransom the gambler
- Discussing the merits of cocaine =- les
t,mony in regard to notorious places In SlNth-aNe'
&C. Slight fire at the Manhattan Club. -- An
inouest begun in regard to the Pelhamvllle acct
dent. - Colo value of the legal-tcnder silver
dollar (4l2l2 grains), S7.45 cents. == Stocks
opened active and buOyant and later receded
under sales for reallzatlons
THE NrATHRR.-l tribune observations IN olcat'
oligbtly warmer weather, followed by cloudineSS
and possibly I3iu at night Temperature Nc''ei-
day: highest, 4l'; lowest. 81 average 3oie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

The Poughfeepsie Eagle notes tho appearance IN
that city of the most wonderful Lady skatorai
artist in the country" 1t is only when the though'
full student of comparative philology suddenly en-
counters such word as skatoral that he lully
realizes how much weird majesty is woven into tue
texture of our own versatile and elastic EnShsh
language.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
TFNNYSONIl


Talk. talk. talk
Til the air turns blue, NJ c.,
Win u mad desire 10 utter
The thoughts that arise in thee.
All, well for the funDyman
That Springer still Is there
And Holman Ohjectulates
From the fastness OF his lar.
Alas, for Richeeu,
That his voice 10 heard no more
While the lion agitates the air
With atwist-extracted roar
The doOdle-gush flows on
From the Capitol on the Hill,
But we sigh tor the touch Of "a vanished ya"P
''0 Washington IIatohet.
English election stories abound The terse dispatcn
70 Mr. Glasgow I'VE are SEVEN" indicating that a the
Liberal candidates in that city had been elected mas
been surpassed in brevity Mr. s. VIII being eec'eu
member for the Montrose Burghs an Arbroach aumrer
teegraphed In cougratulatiOD " HalieuJahG 10 which
Mr. VIII promptly replied - Amen !!
The President has been presented with Handsomely
hound copy of Minister CON's new book Inc VoIuhlo
has quite history. The unbound sheets were caIIleu
by Mr. ConstantinOple and there D0uhu III Eehu
Inc Turkish leather In genuine Turkish style Inc pres
ent quito unique one, and excited some alleh'oh q"
the White IFOuse.-lCncinuati Enquirer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
A SUMMER IDNL.

SUMMER lDlL.
She pretty lassc.
And he was "A lauuty lad;
They sat upon the scdshOre,
And they watched the breakers glad.
lie whispered To her softly
As hr looked down IN her eyes;
And her cheeks were turned To crimson
Like the tint OF snnsrt skies.
And they kept IL up all summer.
And each gossip wagged her head,
Aud het that III the winter
These two would surely w0d.
But they didn't for the lady
Whom the lad wed mnnihs before
Came down and yauked her husband
BY the ear from or rho shore;
Ind lie Sat there neyerinOrc.
Nv. j. Henderson In Washington Star.
The Chinese woodsawyors In Portland, Ore have q
sgn language VI their Ow In which the sigma are made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
THE TALK or 1HE DAY.

Itls stated that Chief Justice Waite has worn out
five robes since lie took his seat on the bench II
hc were TO Put a cushion on the bench his clothes
wnuldnt out 80 fast, and he would hnd the seat
mucr more comfortable. lNOrristown Herald
The Dy STIR thinks that Clergy OF this city could
AT tho same tine M their churches and empty the
looms on sunday evenings by Offering free pul CON
certs IN place the prayer mectng II Is not very fiat
tering sure ask the preacher to stop talking and
play subordinate part but then 1t Is sti loss aatterng
TO preach to empty benches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

Platforms hlyc become means of making wrecks.
THIS exp ANS why it il that "A single plank in the
National Democratic platform has raised sucn
havoc in the party. II is the Civil Service plank
lligaIns and a few Others blew 1t over upon the
track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

A policeman who has committed brutal assault
in brooklyn SAYS that he was under the Influence
Of quinmc He sh oud consult eX-Aldcrman Thomas
Shells for 4 cure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

Insurance Superintendent JOhu A. Mccall has
res gncd his Office to take an important position
in the service of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society. The corporation gains bat the State
loses by the change. Mr.. Mccall has shown
answering fidelity to duty, exceptional dill
gence and excellent Judgment. He has been
successful in checking abuses, in strengthening
weak companies aud in excrtlng an lnvlgor-
ating and elcvating influence over the com
NAMES dong business in this State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

The damage inflicted in a Roman Catholic
church in Chicago is an exhibition OF pu1e
malice. Nothing was stolen but the pictures
the priests vestments and the ornaments for
the altar were thrown down. Happily this kind
of thing does not often occur III this country
There are good many scOundrels anOat, but
they seem to have a scuse OF decency which
prevents Thorn from Decorating churches. This
piece of vandalism is only the unhappy eXcep-
ton which calls attention to pleasing rule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

If John Bigelow declined because he was a ifienu
of Mr. Tildcn, what was the reason william L.
Smith accepted c"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

Ii the President is holding back Mr.. John
Bgelow's letter lest other Democrats should
also refuse TO become Assistant Treasurers, he
is taking unnecessary pains. The management
Of the Sub Treasury is hard, and there are
other men besides Mr.. Bigelow who would
hesitate to undertake it, but, generally speak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

In the Court of Common Pleas. General
Term, Judge DAILY yesterday delivered an opn-
ion which is emphatcally on the side of good
morals The plaintiff i'll a divorce suit asked
for an allowance to pay the expense OF hiring
detectives TO ptocure a certain kind of evidence
against the defendant; and the Judge IN the
court below said nO-nOt cent. That decision
is how affirmed Public morals might be still
further benefited by legislation excluding en-
ely evidence of this kind obtained by hired
spies. 1t is generally in favor of the party to
the suit which has the more money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

There were two amusing, but at the same
time irritating features in the Excise Board in
vestigaton yesterday. Several policemen Of
the Twenty ninth Precinct swore that they did
not know that such places as The liaymar
ket and "Tom Gould's" were dlsreputable.
This is little TOO much, and forces the public
TO the conclusion that these officers are either
extraordinarily stupid or untruthful. Next,
the counsel for Commissioners HaughtOn and
Mitchell objected TO the admission OF their own
testimony before the Senate Committee, Oh the
ground that it was given "under duress.' DO
Messrs. HaughtOn and Mitchell wish it to be un-
d,rstOod that they did not tell the truth 70 the
committee, or that they cannot tell the truth at
all unless they are forced to DO 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

The latest scheme to build a Broadway
Underground Railway is supported by the
names of many responsible men, and therein 1t
differs from other projects Of its kind. The
obstacles in the way OF the undertaking are
great, as these sangune capitalists Will soon
find ont; but with the rights of other compa-
mes out of the way, with untold millions in
their pockets and with the consent OF the
properiy-owners along the line to give them
moral support. the new corporation may be
able to push the project through. 1t cannot be
denied that the means of surface and elevated
rapid transit in this city between the Battery
and Harlem are inadequate to our needs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

II is given ont that Mr. Randall has sufficiently
recovered from his late Congressional reverses to
assure his supporters that he expects to continue
to spell pg-ron with large "P."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-16
DIR. LYElSlt:'S
Wonderful Hernasl nvi=OrGtOr

Par ulI.itiy pfv MS all M ,tntti Losses
fr,,u the ~ ten tones the nerves, 8 re,ig; neils
the muse eI caecks the tste. in>l -urate- the
W lie ssste tid ores the ,IH,c cd t"
Hat AMI Happiness.
inai WeISn.s.. i.o..rf Maan a'd etc = owing
t. :, com ication ctlu o'Ah'RRHr.A
with HYPER lE rHE;i, Sn ch requires Gu
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Pence Of Enyi CORA or. So. 't,se- If
battles, $40. sen, te'ai,y - idre i. coy red
&c ire Y n IN "serv ,tipu.
lost D " ri Il -!.-c &c bees rec t Patti hts
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