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QVmasfiiunte.
Anun"s Tm-?ATni: g:18?Mms, Bass Hens
sVPATrMrff OP MUSIC 4:Ie- lu.ry of the inn.
AMKItl'AN ART (iAU.EKlKS?U a. Ba. t^ C p BS- Bs
li.t?:?l..n.
AMKKI'WN Tlli.AnSl.-S-T>? a*ssatng ghow.
ATt.A.NTP' QARDCX. to to 64 Bowsry l.'.-i.ir.r f.n
!?? -, ?sad Tan leviii?,
BIJOU TMaTATRK S:13 Maatetslaa
I'.r.oAiiWAV THsaATRgJ t Mms teas-Oasa
CASINO s IS?Vaudeville.
?Ml.? Mill's -niBATRli-S Ai? The <,..antry Sport
DALY'S TOKATKaV-t'.lg Tlie Tw?. QmtttSMS of Vernna.
RDI N MURSB I YaagevS!.
I'MIMltn TIIKATRB -*.:??? The Mssn-iToisrs
fifth .wrxn: I WS I If S 111 MM IvWa I'uher.
?.ARMIN TMSATM -*:>?*- Uttle Christopher.
ORAXD i'UXTIHL PAIaACsVS to 11 p. m.--ShOMSUI ?
'.'. Patents an?J Invention*.
If Mit KM OPERA Hi'CSE- -8:18?Th? Fa'al Card
HERALD BQU?RE THEATRE -gilt Ra> Key
1K..VT? THTATV.V. -S SO The Founrtllnr.
fStVrxa PtaACX. "1ICATRB g:M -Ohne r.e'aeut.
KOSTKK S U'AJ.S S 8? Vaudeville.
MAMSnN SQUARE ?MIDEN -10 a. m. to 10 .TO p m -
fusasmias of OesSsuas
MBTiioroi.iTAN CAFWtUt it or se--s- dm sj?allmra
LYCKVM THBATRE- SSO? Ttie Case cf Rebellion? Sesin.
PAIaMSflt'S THMATEE 1:11 OesBtp,
PAST.'U.- I ? VatidlVllle.
FRO? Ton's- 10 a. m to 10:30 p BS.?V.laSlVtn.
?STANDARD IllaUtlW JIBS IBB Much Johnson.
STAR THPftTaiT t'lft Tat (?id Hoaaaaat4Sst
?Sub? lo G.bt>frtisfmfnt3.
Pntc'Col.. Psge.Col.
Anviiements .11 6-SlInstrurtlon. ** M
A?:- Pals I'.'! Est?t* ? ? i>??ur??? ?? -VWIng? .11 8
ptutkers and Brokats. 11 , l/,ii Notices.10 4
p.ard niel H??oins ...S ? Murria???? t?i DsstllS.. ? 6
Hu?ir.?-t.? Notaess. S l Mlscellaneoui .19 ?J-J
Business Ouaftces- v ? "? ?o? .?faniers.1<> 4-5
IHvldend Nottcei.11 4 llares . H ?
Dressmaking t? ?! Ptflisasajs . .11 6
IVmveatlc ftltuan : ? l'ul.llr NoMoe. 8 4
Wanted . i? ?-H ll"al Kitate. I r?'>
Hiir?.t??t?in Advti. 5 <4 I.allroiKiS .H> 6-'l
rtnsnelal .11 4 .?ole? t.y Aurtlon. 8 6
i-r ? Elaci?n?.. 11 6 School Atr-ti'i?. 8 4
y,.. -i, . . Il 8 Spec.al Notices. 7 ?1
Haip ?Vsnted. ? 4-*.St??ambosts . S fl
Har?as and Csrrlagis i' l?Wlater Ksiort?.11 I
Hotel! ? ? W?.rk Wanted. I? 8-0
Dn?inf6?3 Notices.
Pr Hasbrouck makes a specialty of extracting
teeth ?althou, psln slih na??. HARVARD Bt'ILDINO, T2S
6T1I-AYI1 . Cor. 4JM it
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Femi-4V?.-kiv Tribun*. !(n .Set?.
Tribune Month!). IOS .25 et?.
Pestsga iir.-p.iii bjr Tl.- Trlbsas except ?,? hereinafter
?tatrd.
CITY POWTAOE The Mw rtjqslr*. thai a l-cest posti
?Ismp he nttlxed to every r< pv i>f ?he Pally. S
Bf Semi-Weakly Tribun? mailed tm local delivery in
v?w Vor? City. This poptase Brost ho bsM by i'ib
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Trlt'iine fn.tii s BlSaXllBler.
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. and M?xleo), 4 cents a i Sunday
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RKViTTANVBS.--B??nv? by P4SHS1 Order, K-ip-ea? Order.
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Not". If ?ent In an utireglatnrej letter, Brill be at th?
nsnsr's ri?1*
OWIt'SS OP THF TRIBUNE- Main offl-e of Th? Trlh.
une ir>4 Kan ust . New-Tork. Vain uptown offlo?.
1.2,2 Pircad???? Adflresi ?!l eorreip<?deBei simply
"Ths Tiihune." New-Tork.
At Iks HARLEM OPr1 ICES, ISS Ess, Ob# >Tir'..1r???l-and
taer?v,f??i-.t ?i". w??t Ose-hnndred-and-twenty-fltth
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BROOXLTN OmCtt*.
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Xm^tTk??iXilt) Znhxnxt
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
MONDAY, MARCH 11. I8??
9
TWELVE PAGES.
ML NEWS Tills MORNINti
Foreign?The Japanese raptured Teflchantai,
wtth the iofs f loo Rsra; the Chinese fled, leav
!ug t,0M (lead and dying. ? Emperor William
la gaperintendlng in person the arrangements for
openinn the North S.-a an! Haiti r Canal.
I>ird Kosebery Is gaining ?n Strength.
Domestic-.Senator SdJCton unn.nin.-ed his
views in Una with Mayor Stning's <?n the pr '
p.isod reform legislation for New-York City,
1 Hotel men are imlipnant over the Gal
lapher Klovator bill, and will take stops to <!?
feat IL ti Itejiiirt?? from ("uha Indicate that
the revoluti ?n is praotlcallv at nn end \
?Thais wa= killed oil Nahant, Mass. - Bllsha
Rniith Thomas, Protestant Eplaeopal Bishop of
Kansas, is dead. ==-= Ex-Presidenl Hsnison's
condition is sotnewhsl Imps, n I
City and Bnburbsn.?Further revelations
made uf peculiar Beth ads of Joseph A. ('. .
of th?- Hoard . f Kdu.atlon. -r^r? The Rev,
Thomas Dixon. Jr., reslfrnej the pastorate of
the Twenty-third Street Haptist Chu. h. tss -
Much Interest was manifested In the city in the
e.-lipse of the moon.
Ti.e Weather?Forecart for to-day. Decidedly
colder, local showers, follosred by elonrlng
s-eatheT near the coast; northerly winds. Tem?
perature yesterday: Highest, 13 degrees; lowest
3.1; average, 42T?.
It is egB*B"tgd llint Mayor Stron?' will sssOfl
turn his nttmition to tli?? Board at Kiliicatiou
Mad rid It entirely of tin? Taruniany f?lcrneut
which has ?lragpe.1 Into the mire of politics a
department which ghfttlM. aliivi? nil others,
hav?- been kept out of It. Ther,-f?>rc the otflcitil
rnreer of (Jomrnissionep coulden is happily
nefir its end, for he certainly has been OBS ol
the most objectionable? members of the board.
The Tribune showed last week how he violated
the law by receivins; pgf f??r lectures, nrxl tt>
?lay It prints an account <>f how he mixed his
business, thru of soliclt'ir for a life insurainv
company, wirb his dut1?>? as a School Commis?.
sltsiir He should not wait t?t be nniov.-d with
the other Tammany Commissioncs; he oucht to
???{? down and out nt ottCC
Assemlilymnn Osllaf-'her's explanation of how
he came to introduce his extraordinary measure
re-nilrtnaT that all elevator ?shafts shall b6 In
closed with walls of iron, stone or brick, do't?
not exc-ns?. him. He virtually says he didn't
kn.?\v it was loaded."' The bill, he dt-claros, was
presenti-,1 by lilui at the n-quost of nnolher
man. and without a full appreciation of what
It meaut. Even If Mr. tlalhiirlVr Is n vouuk
iiutn, serving Ids fli?st term at Albany, he
sbon.d have known better than to propose so
prermsterous an amendment to the building
laws, nnd one that would Involve the useless
expeuditure of so much money. However, he
now admits that It would be unfair to make
the measure apply to buildings already erect?-,!.
The safest and wisest tv.urse la to kill the hll
altogether.
The scepticism of the Kentucky Major who
liet ten dollars to a thousand that an eclipse of
the moon would not take place at the hour It
was "billed" by the newspapers to begin, was
lacking in this dty last night. IMdently pretty
nearly everybody here believes In the sclemv <>f
astronomy, for windows, roofs and street
corners wer? filled last night with persons who
wanted to see the eclipse. Their faith ?.vas re?
warded, for the affair was In every respect 1n,
accordance with the programme, although the
clouds Interfered sadly with the view of the
phenomenon. In the observatories, advantage
was taken of the eclipse to amplify to some ex?
tent the store of sdentlflc knowledge, and there
were doubtless still some human beings to
whom the affliction of the moon was a dire
s-ortent. What a misfortune It Is that some of
fiur iis;i',?ii'?iii.ds cou!,I n?it bass witnessed
phenomenon from the anmmll of i*on?r*Tnlt**ni
Th.- pr?Mx?Qtatiorj of medals nnd m m ?y wli
took pl?tre on Ihe Ti ? - ??.?lay was
!-???<-<i-r:i;ri- -ri of the heroism display?*-** ?in; 1
fourth officer snd five of h?>r crew in the rp
atorra of hist month. Off the Long Island ah
the big ship sighted the schooner Jessie II?"-?
flying si-rnals of ?li-dr?'?? A boat was launcl
frota il)-* Teutonic. !?tir so '? rriti,* were
??-v - thai Ha all oasjupants had to ]>nr tn
aftef nu li.'iir's straggle. Captain Caroer
however, iirmiL'iit hia ship to the windward
the ?,?!!",?ri?"- and, t.:i,l?"- this shelter, the ?t
of the'Reeves were enabled to reseb the T
Pinie In thcli- ?lory. A fjold medal was given
Cnptain Cameron by the Life-Ssvlng li.nevi.li
Association, of Sew York, and through bin ?v.
distributed yesterday the medals snd cash 1
the foarth oflic?r and his ii\-o brare men. ?
.sense of n danserons duty well performed
certainly ??ratifying, but this mibstaniial app
elation of ;i dsring ?ico,* will i?r> none the 1?
welcome on ihat account.
Th?. anixmiii-.'iiieiit lli.it an offer of ffflOO.C
had btto. made for the property of the. Chor
of the Holy Trinity, at F,d.'y-?..v.,:nl Bt, a
Madlsoo-aTe., eren if it ?vas declined, traggci
the questioa, When* will this shifting
rjhurcbea stop? On?* after anotbi r of the boJ
Inga nrhlrb base long i??'?'ii Identified with i
religious thongbi o? t!i" ??y have been ingulf
In tin* tidal wave of business <>n its aortbwa
course, it is to be expected that this ??-ill ho
pen below Fonrteenth-at., ;ind ih??> mind of i
public bas been ?u part prepared for the i
moval uptown of severa! (*ongregations n?
domiciled between Ponrtcenth and Thlrty-frf
sts. That the tJttB?j hand of ?'omniercc shot!
b?> ?stretched toward church property .is far i
as K??rty-s?-conil-st. is one lndlCStlOQ of the ra
idly rhsnglng relations of business and ret
dene? tJUarten In this ?ity.
TO im; LEGISLATURE.
I'entlemcn .it Albany! Make no mistake. TI
Issues at stake in ibis t?>?vn which depend upc
your action ar?' nol purely local; imr an- th?
the Issues of email politics wrapped np In il
award of ofoces, distribution of patronage an
promotion of personal ambitions, They ai
questions of high principle and momentous coi
i-exrnence. i~,?r though ihey appear * ? concet
Immediately only this crea I community s':-n:
gling for deliverance from the thraldom ?
rogne rule they reach much further and strili
much deeper. They Involve the question tli
agitation of winch is now general thronghoi
the country whether municipal governmem b
honest men foi honest men Is attainable, ?
whether all large communities must be cunt?-:
with government by lawbreakers for Inwhrcsl
ers, and make the best <?f It. Do n<>r belitll
the Importance of thai issue. l?-> nol for n mi
mem delude yourselves with Ihe notion thai i
il confined to this city or this State. I; Inclnd?
the whole country, And do not forgel t??
thlncs, jrou who are Republicans! Pirat, thn
questlona of municipal administration have ai
snnieil within the last y-ear an importance the;
have never had before, and the irre.it body o
voter? have yet to 1?" ronvlnced thai both ??
the old parties ms now organised are nol equal]
ineompetenl for tip-ir handling; seeontl, ihnt th
Republican party la on trial. It made pr ?
before election. Will II rede m ihem? P?*ndlni
the answer n great many ni?ire rotes than <?"?
stltuted the majority in Xoreml>er are held ii
poise, 1? it s-? hard gentlemen, to be honest
! Is not an exaggeration to say t1-.' upon Ih?
answer the future of the party largely d< p '
nay, more, Ihe future of free Institutions; for i
Hi?, cf.it party, whose boa si Is thai i' has ."1
??-.iv? kepi Ps own and maintained the publli
faith, n??\v deliberately repudiates Its obll
nnd lietrnys Its tnist. what hope i? lefi for m j
gorerament by party thai is nol troncherous
dishonorable and degrading?
I"??r many months pri? r lo Ihe S'ovi
ti??n th?. dtlsens of New York had b??-n horrifie?'
day after day by t?*stimony l*ef??re the Kennt?
Investigating Commltt?*e which dlfu'losid n
?lltioi* .?f rottenness In the Police I>epsrtm<'ni
nii?l ?>n the bench <>f ihe Police Court thai wai
Bomethlng more than disgusting or allocking
it w'is sbsolutely alarming. Hon?**l citizens
startled by exposures of collnslon ???Mi criminsli
and p.'irtnersliip In crime on the part of thl
trusted oiii'-frs of the law, which opened k>wet
depths of ?bpravity day by day, liegan lo set
clearly that their own desperate condltlo** WSI
of vastly more congruence to them than any
ques'iou of politic?: <?r party. T?. thinking men
<?f all parties one ov??eshsdo?ning question pr?
s'-nted itself. That was, How ihey could he
dettveied front the infamo,i? B.rstem ,ni<i?-r whicTa
iiclihcr lif?' nor property was safe and ;i"itii"r
public morals nor common decency regarded.
An ?uprising followed. The Committee of Seven?
ty nomlnsted a candidate for Mayor <?n the
platform that "municipal government should
"be entirely dlv?o*?*ced fr?>m party ?politics, and
"from selfish pe**?*sona] ambition or gnin " Tiie
Republican party in convention unanimously
confinned Ihe nomination, "cordially approved
of the iilctfiirm," and "appealed to nil ritbteus
".?f the ?ity of New-York, regardlesa <?f party
"affiliation or Inclination, to Join with ns in one
"determined and unlie?l effort to rescue our city
"from the corrupt Influences <?f the despollera
"of Tammany Hall." The votera of this city, by
I majority ..f -I.'..???), Kitjd that ?vas what they
want?'?!, and sa M it in a way thai mea01 m ,re
than any rots polled here for many years, in
every ballot <?f t!i<* i..4.imh> casi there was fibra,
there was pt*trpose there was tsore, then- tsrag
? cry for (Udiv.dani ??
Ci'titleraen at Albany' Yon are fi?keil tn do
nothing but redeem thai promise and answer
that cry. i'nies?. you are m??-.]y misjudged and
inl?-represenTc?J not by your enemies but by
.??nur friends y?i?i art? making delays and quib?
bling ??ver trivialities and te?t*bnicalltlea at the
dictation of a man ?whose relations with the
***?Vapc?flara <>f Tammany iJai?" have been >>?> In
timat?*. nnd who has ben In su. h ri?se
touch with the Polies Dctjartmeni whicb
has basa atowa ii? be lirede?ratal*dy
base ?nil ?-orrujit, that be was able t.?
bargain ?with "??in f??r th?. placea now held
by two Pi'li?'?* ?\JbmmtMlon?**rn, nnd to nss than,
at will for th?- punishment of enemies and the
reward of friend?,. I>?i ?yon think ?'??i can do
that ?viU) perfect Hfety? That .-.t bis bidding
you cm trille ?vitli and deceive IM.000 ???ter?.
In a matter in which Hey ara inore Intensely
<>nrn?*st than lln-y have been in any pojltlcsi
?piestlon rince the <i\ii War? And ?I.? you sup.
po?<- that tlxsi? IM.'??? Will have MtMlfl t?. say.
no lnfluen<-e to ex?>rt, ii|, ig your Imniisliate con
atltueots when they cuiue to pr??uoui)ce thulr
i verdict upon your official action and either pro?
mote >'"'i or send too into retirement? Make
i..? mistake, gentlemen. These J.M.OiW roters
mean bosiness. They srani the reforma Ibey
voted for in N'orembeT, They warn them with?
out conditions?-and without bargali? trltb
Bosses ir yon do nol give them whal they
; ?want, Ihey can offonl to wait. Bnl r< n! l'an
1 \. ?i afford to cheai them?
MORE P IRKS FOR BROOKl I *
Another <>f the advisory committees appointed
by Mayor Schieren t,i devise ways and means
for public inr?...vein.-nt.? in Brooklyn lus m ide
?ts report, bul as Its function waa to gire ad
rice lu ref.'p'ii.'e to the acqalremeni of addl
tlonal park lands f^r the city, its report Is ad?
dressed to Park Commissioner Squler, with
wiinni the committee worked In cordial co?
op.ttion. The report la an Interesting and im?
portant document, and the conclnalons of the
committee will be a.?*epted, <>;i the whole, aa
sound and saHafactory. If II dors not ^'?? s i far
.i-, gome entbualaatlc advocates of public parks
desire, it shows how Brooklyn with a compara
tirely small expenditure may enlarge it? park
;ir.':i to i'.'iti'-ji.'ikI in some degree with the de?
manda of iis great and crowing population.
The committee proposes lb? purchase of about
1,00*1 acres <>t' park lands al an estimated ?'.?st.
of $2.1100,000, in Its work il was guided and
sided by Ihe firm of which Mr. Predcriek Law
i ? .- ? | : th?? head, and II Is Interesting to
note Mr, Olmsti l'a statement thai lo gire
Brooklyn as large n park area proportionately
;i? New-York City bas would make n?rcessary
Ihe acquirement of i boni l?.Ot-0 acres. TI.nm
?
mitten has certainly not prred on the skle of
.'\ ?ess In recomn i tiding the purchase ?if one- \
half as mm h.
it seems Impossible to provide for a large
waterside park, which, In Ihe opinion ... many
?_-o.nl judges, would be one of Ihe be*! things
possible for Brooklyn, The committee, how?
ever, propose n park Including ill" Dyker's
Meadow property near Port Hamilton, ami
overlooking Oraveaend Bay; anortar on the Bay
Ridge shore, embracing part of Ihe property In
eluded In the -Shore Driveway project; a third
.?i- Bensoohurst, also commanding a Rood rlew
of Gravi-send Bay; and a fourth fronilng on
nrtalca Bay, In Ihe vicinity of ('anarsle By
far ili" largest park reconimentle i ? mb b ? -
h ime of the high I ind to the ? isi of i'ypress
lllllg Cerneti iy. on the kickti lie of 1.-?:..: 1>1
und. This is fluelj \\i--l. ??!. ? i h spl? ad Id '
both to ihe north and soul i. It Is pn p, -? i thai
between .'?"<? and 70U acres 1?.- purchased here;
ihe land can be procurcl i i reai nal le ?
und it < an lie m ide Into nn atti ictlve park for
a moderate outlay. This r ., :i Is readily ae
. ?? isible, . specially from llit? eas -a ? f
p. .. ,1;, -. \ nther sit?.'_'"-?i?'!i of Ihe o intuit
leg and :i good one i ? thai a ? ?odlnnd park
1... ? usbllshi d soi between V
Park nn I ( 'oney Inland, ? a? ? n etil lo tin rail
rond lines which trnvi rse il ' '? rrliory, In order ,
to relieve Pn ip ci Park from il ?? ntimi
picnic parties which r imer.
Ptirtherm >re, ih< - i ? exi ???
lent r?.mmendai os regarding t!i?- establish
? .if u niimlier of small parks In sections of
? >|ty uol now pi < kli-d In Ihls r? pe, I
The r? pert Is gihal os far as It giHi II
to us to ? ' ? I the
construci Ion of ;? irkwnj *, In order
the rarl his pleasure gr ?und
f. itter oughl ?i"- i" !.?? lie "??? '? 1 now win .
]:?? ;.'\ n : as, - ?v.- have stated '??
?
|i ,-,??- u? Issue of collUI
?.?. ,:i i: .1 be i- . nlss l?le after II ? Itj -i!?? ????
i ? ? ';'i;.mi ; II ?' ?? :
term It, a K expire ou the Isi of n< si ?Tai
unless there Is li p? stponemi ? I of I
w hen PI itlantls I ? ?mes n city war?l l ' ??
laond arm ' i i ?
Iy ni".ti ill :
on the B ? !?' .'?? Hrlv? a y, n s h
beating will h?? held to-day ?if course, ihe
chance of Issuing ciuntj t? -i ' - .
>xcnse f - extravagance, bin t. ? fault ? ;1 be
found if the city am
dty now pi ; ' ? ?
Till JOY "/ FBI l IV. tl>l RS.
i in.-.- ; re ' ?' "?? ? ? >i ? of the
!';?"?? Trader te mse, i In ?? is i.??? ??? r
' i ? do half the liai ,. lie tried to ?i ?. |m
? r for? Ign u
Ing, and, v insequeiii t el . -i
I'l Bpltl ??'?.??. Ill?' Il| . |,y
wldcli c i el. have lucen ? In aj? ned, ... i ??-..,.
Trad, i' aaj s, Ihe !?? b, gins t.. |q
. i? ase With SOI.- : x t, 1 -1. -. : i. -. he te] ihls
was just wiii! he expected and desired l..t
bis claim be ronaid red, then, in th?- Hghi of
curren! facts.
Sine January 1 Ihe Imports <?f drygoods at
New-York have lieen s:::.::?.". ins in vain... Tills
>* the Invoiced foreign valuation, and as ihe
duties have l.a made wholly ad \.d.rn on
the mor?. Important imported g.1?. there Is
palpably present the strongest Inducement and
the easiest opportunity to escape duties by un?
dervaluing the goods But at ihe valuation un?
der ihe generally specific duties of last year, the
imports to Un? game date were sji,031,?_? ,\ . ,
thai Hi" Increase In Invoice \ due has i.?-.-,,
sin.iiii.Hiii, nut quite so per cent It Is n low
estimate lo put the undervaluation of such
?zo.mIs ni 10 per cent, bul ihls would make ihe
difference about ?120.000.000 for about two
m ?nibs, and nt tbe por! of Sew Vork alone.
That would mean aboul sin ?.mu ?mm for the
whole counlry In ihe same time, and nt tin? r.it,.
?if about 1170,000,000 In a year on a single ktsg
of protlucls. Al ihe rate of wages In ISOo or
is;c. the difference In Imports musl take ihe
lin-ail from aboul 112.000 American workers, to
?:iy nothing of the producers ?>f materials und
supplies,
it Is something t?> think about seriously,
How can II be good for this country to turn
this large tinny ?>f Industrious workers out ?if
employment, In order that $17.VsJ0,0ts) more
may be paid to foreigners for Ihrtr prslucts?
The country loses the labor ??f those who are
forced to be idle, and l! has to s.'H.i bonds or
gold abroad lo pay for the goods, it lose? the
demand for farm products mid for produc?a of
nil other Indus tries, wblcb ihe 112,000 workers
would maintain if permitted lo work, In excess
of iln? narrow demand resulting from their
scanty consumption when living on tbe charity
of others K ?metblng like half a million homes
are affected, who can tell bow terribly, aoi only
In their happiness and their comfort, bnl in
their health, their morals and th?-!r ability in
bring up loyal American dtlxeua who love their
count rt.. Tlie man Is to tie pith d, even if he
jnu-t also i??- eur-.'.| as be ,- In millions of
Ani"r;?-nii bom ?. win? Is responsible f??r this
dreadful degradation of .air workers and their
families
Even ih's is nol the worst, for tbe 112,000
who are Idle must perforce s ? ;, employment
with all tin- di-spcratlou of Deceaslty, and In
doing so musl Inevitably affect ihe wages ..r
those who are yel employed. In the textile In
dnstries there should be il least i.no p, r
sons employed, receiving aboul t2iNi,noo,OOn,
bul if one in .-very flve la desperate'?, striving
to find work, and preferring even the lowest
wages to pone, tl.ffecl upon all who are era
ployed la Inevitable, first |? one shop, and
then in another, tbe mannfartum* who can
not afford to ran at all ir they must undersell
Brltiah goods aud yet pas what bus U-tiu I
American wages, pr-.-?? to their employes
?resumption of work, if ?hey ??ill take .<4 where
,1,,..,- ruied to gel So If they a?*,'?M?t and start.
tnni alone compels other manufacturers to ask
reduction la order lo continuo ?it all. .80
Hi?, wages of nil the textile w?t?rkers are forced
,; ,,.., ,-.,i ? ,- ,! ;?, n m ?? amounts lo many mill
!u,,s. Tbc full force ought to cum |20a000,000.
bin with n liTth Idle, and the rest reduced a
fifth, the ?!-r.-.'K" In wages must be not f;ir
from sTii.iNM.iNwi yearly. And this Is In only
one .li-parum-iit or At?ericau industries. How
much ??f farm products would this loss of ?vages
buy? And how an- we to pay for the vastly
lacreaseti quantity of goods Imported 1
TAMMA?T TAI II ATIS.
Tammany was always deceitful, it played all
sorts of fantastic Iricka with tszsble vnlua
tinti?! ami tax rates in this town. It higgled
?sritb figures and raeriflced the public interests
f,,?- ??-i: In order lo d?.Ive the taxpayers, it
maintained a low las rate by Immensely exag*
?.'crated, improper, unjust ami Indefensible valu
at Ions It made enormous advances in the vnln
atlona of real estate In Xew-York .'ity. even in
periods of the worst business deyrasslou. In
the bardesi <>f bard tlmca Tammany pul up tax*
aille ?aine?; liei'e ,s,i thai tin- cimuiiiiiity might
be dehldc.1 with th?. idea that Tammany ?vas
carrying on ?1 frugal and economlcsl ?'ity gov*
' ernment, and lliai the tax ratn was carefully
kepi down I?? moderate figures. Xever was
tin-re more preposterous trickery practised by
any municipal government. Tammany wan
stealing rigbi and l?*ft, and piling np ihe actual
burdens of ibe taxpayers year by year, while
pretending lo lie prudent In tl.rtpendltura of
>f)tiblli* fund*. Taiiiiiinny wem lo ihe 1/cglaLi
Hire over and ?vi?r .main, and securwl huge Is*
sll,.? of city Imnda t.? pay for vas1 ???lieni?
??liii-li were Intended to enrich Tammany con?
tractors and Tammany officials, and ?li?l enrich
ii,, %e 11 ni : actors and these ?>tli. i.tl--.
The whole wicked Tammany conspiracy baa
no??- 1.n expos?! and laid bar??. The boldost
?1;. login for Tammany Hall are now silenced
In- the ??verwhclming proof which la before the
iHjblli'. ll Is shown in ,'i way thai cannot be
.1 ,-. 1 that t'.i" Tammany taxable valuations
n .- tremendously excessive; thai the Tam?
many inlsgovornmenl waa heaping up ihe issues
of city h nds al an appalling rat?*; thai every
:. my mlsgoi imm ?m t ? ? 11 ihe com
;,. Kxtravagance and
prtHligall ? were in reality Ihe rule witit Tain
m ,[i>. iim? 11 ?I Ibe exception, If plundered lbs
trafn ling. Ingenuity and energy.
It tra? always active, alert and vigilan! for ??[?
portunl ? for fleecing Ihe people. The whole
vaination and lax-rate business were hyp ci I
cd Tammany hutnhiigs, and lbs consequences
lo tb ' -' ?eri? us
MONET AND BUSINESS.
A ;? strictly en?* luragtng,
1. r ?wild wll
.11. l ,??? weaker than s n*eek ;ir ?.
: ? ., ? husfnes? 1 : -
? ? ? enl does not show
? ' ? addition f?f th?*
v ? units for $:i.ii'??;.'-i*o
. ? ?-. ;?? l the bans 1 ha??? re
-.? ill Ii are n h -
ertlflcsti s foi gold
, n< . .-? ? ? ? :. '!'
inn it
. spot is of 1 I have
? ? ? fact thst eg
;.:.- ship?
? Tress?
? 1.11 nil!-. ?*? ?
ll 1711,000 for es ii
lion of the 1 wer of
? ?? it? conUi ' l
. ? pletion of payments for
? ? . . n s 11er
?. for the pro . four weeks,
?? ? en .
ras hut $'. 1
; -1 ? ? of stap es, base I n ?f
' 1. .- . mand, bul upon
? : . : : ?. . ". m, >- ? - - ? !.t -, tea?
T tl n m trk- t has
i last ???????l?. ? n
lurtl ? ' ir will be
?s*? I ?:?> 1 tbte 11) be
? ? ? to gr.??sr eottui
!???'-. .- '. f,,r earriei ?. manu
The quantlt) srhli h bas
g the m mth ; ties
. . . ? ?
110 in ten daj s it (towing s
. ' ?, en 11 ?01 ?
l.l . Th? ?to ks of Amert
, an In 1 it, re and abn ?ad, ha? ?? de 1 ".t?- l
: this month I - Ins? FmLMM) Isst
!?'?'-', whl h i? nol much K.im. in
? the fscl thsl the risible stock of Ameri?
can : I ?>s larg?'r than in 1892, and la at
lea t ; ?? siuch more than enough for half a
year's ? ipply of the whole world in short,
.. :?'?"??ii hales i ?me Into sight from thla
time on, agalnsl m.000 In 18*?*, h r?. ? t should l s
.? ? ? | imptlon of American cotton be ?is
large a? 11 was In 1M1-92, there would l? lefl
ovi r n< xt Sepl in!?- r about I 100,000 bales Amert?
, .
wi.? it :i so rose, though onl) ab ul half a
? .. -. .,1 i hi? on .? uni ? .- ? j ? ,i : ^ about in Jut ?
t?? ??:?: : whi already sustained ?.r thought
pi : sble In v lew of conditions ai the Weal
Thi e report ? i rulari) ah iut thla sea?
son thai Ihey have little Influence. Th* differing
estimates ' - ill? i prop statisticians about
tin- quantity of \?to-.it In farmers' banda March i
have the less weight because some of them srs
t i < I i ? ird In view of known facta, and
the n st pretentious statistics of wheat In sight
are also as all? l with unti ual vigor by some aa
being wildly ;?! variance with local re?cords
. : ? Qovernmenl rep >rl - were completely
Grangerized the n irket? have had nothing i?-t
t i- t in tie se ? it or pretended Investi
; gatloi i to n upon, be ?use ? v. n these have
proved m irer rlghi thsn official reporta Wesl
? in receipts sin ? January i bave been 4.*?.?? ?.? km
bushels lesa than las? year, which but for the
extreme bad n ather and Ion i?n ??? would war
| rant some Inferen ?? Export? since January l
? bave been onl) IS2.5M bushels more than lust
' ' '' It would l.ne ? r the mosl astonishing
? ; in nil comm?**rclal history If, under the
? this year, the farmers had nol
beld over much m? re of their grain than usual.
? The strike of ab ul 30,000 men in coal mines,
building trades, teitlle and Iron wprka affecta
bul a email pan ? r the population, snd yet it
musl t.i some gxti al n due? the consuming p rwer.
? It 's the i.. ire a mlsf n tune because, while the
ronfldence to pn lit ??? and to pun base at whole?
sale appeal lo h tve pe? , ptlbly Inores ted ? nos
Congres? adjourned, the ?m? barrier In sight Is
I the insdequscy of rets I distribution. As a con?
se?iu?*n ?? (here baa been mors than usual secu
?nulai . b) n inufsajturera snd whole?
desle? ? ?nef thai after two yeara or
more ? ? ? in I econom) the pcjopla must goon
replenish theli supplies, if spring trade proves
Isrgs these (.pie will have the bast of it, though
If it does nol the setbsc? ??-ni be sil the more
severe becsuse of tins ?Accumulation Th.? Iron
Industrj uppears to be largely sustained by ths
; enormous demand for bullding purpoaea und the
( ability to en t great steH buildings mors cheaply
thsn ever gives employment to tunny thousand
Iron ?\ork.r?. who would otherwise t,^ idle i?
rause of the remsrksble Btagnstlon in the market
for rallwsy materials Ths demand for airs
, nsils und bar Iron v-m* better, but no rnste*rlsl
advance from extreme low prices I? n? ?CSd
In the textile ?voik? the In.-rense of R0 p.-r cent
1 In Imrvirt? ->f drygi..>?1? c?-er last year Is clearly
, !'-;t. und fend? to depteaa the wage? of all labor
I to employed. The detnitiid for cotton goods bas
been stimulated by the rise In ruw cotton, and
will take off part of the accumulation at the
mills, transferring: it to dealers, but there is
scarcely any evidence a? yet of material !m
provement In distribution to ronsMimars The
Woollen mills that are at work at all have rather
laravr orders than a week ago. but are more em?
barrasscd by th?' frequency, and In many -sanea
the obvious Injustice, of cancellation of or?tt*
given some time since. These are so numerous
In low-grade and medium woollens as to gusjsjsasl
that cheap foreign stuff may be largely taken by
many In place of domestic goods they had i'on
tracted to take.
While Gnvfrnrr.ent revenue actually improves,
compared with the low av?-rage for the last five
months, It Is not large < nough to warrant rrujch
hopefulness. A little more sugar romes In, and it
Is stated that a large proportion of the old
whiskey has ?rone Into consumers' hands, but
compared with the same week In 1893. the re?
ceipts last week showed a decrease of $1,100,000
In customs and J.VW.OOO In internal revenue, and
all receipts for the month have fallen Jl,".?2.00?l
below expenditures. The demonstrated ability .?f
the syndicate has become the chief reliance of a
Democratic Administration ns if this mighty
Nation, Intelligently governed, ought not to be
Ftr??n?i^r than all the syndicate? of bankers in the
world.
?There Is a good deal of talk ah.iiit bunding
nowsdays Bui the pe?opte of Jiew-Yorti do n it
mi'iin to be buncoed out of the reforms f??r which
they voted Ins" fall.
?? a? ??
Tic long-standing frontier dispute between the
English colony of Guiana and Venesruela has
now assumed such an scuts form that decisive
action ..f <>ne kind or another can no longer be
d layad. Il Is te be Imped that this action will
lie |n the shape of recourse lo arbitration. an?l
that President Cleveland may se?, his way to
atone for his grievous mistakes ?n connection
with Hawaii by contrlbatlng lo bring about a
satisfactory solution of this conflict.
__ ? ?
in an Interview published yesterday, f*r-? : ;? r ?
King, of the Park Board, States that the r.-? et
of Mr. Vaux on the Harlem Driveway waa
ii lopted sessral days sgo; that Mr. Vaux w.(-<
thi-n dire? ted to 'urnlsh plans f??r this w??rl< snd
that he is mw engaged in preparing them.
This Inform?t!, n Is so gratifying thai we hardly
feel In s mood to complain thai II '-vas ooi i
? i the public as ?.?on as the board I ?oh actl n,
This u the natural order of things The people
of the dty take a watchful Interest in their
parks, and they have s right t?. know how they
sre being administered. In relation i i the
mlttee, composed of Mesara, Olmated, St. Qau
di n ? an l others, Preal l< at King sis i says that
It never wh? the intent! n nt the b ar?l that
hould aci In any other way than as sd?
of the board when the plans of the land?
? ipe archlte t came nr? for approval Thla
I ? ? ewa, ind the Commissioners will d ?ub -
it th"ir next niectinu set themselves right
on the record end modify tv.e i.ngusge of th?
original resolution, which has placed them i
? ?! -.? in 'i they t.-??? : ntend I to i
i ? . avili be a complete restoration ??? ?ii" ofllce ? f
design to its true fur tl ns. The \ ?? pie of the
.m- ? ? I?- ? ngratulated ??n this happy termi?
n?t! n of the struggle with a maj r.:y of th,
Park Board earrii I on ' r month after month in
the pr.-?.?. in the Legislature and In the ? ? i-ts.
Tl Park B ard, the ofll rial designer ' the
? i and its engineer ?it last itand iri ?
r relat ns to each oth r ai I to th i s
The l i-e n of the United States .- .- reme
??lti th- Hate patent rase is Indisputably
.?1 In law, ?='iinl in equity and i- und in the
public Interest, It tend? t-i looaen the ir<?n shroud
with will? h pitiless monopolies try to rush the
life oui of ihe prosperity of the common p, iple
of America.
Emperor William's project t<<r an Internad nal
congress t.? bring ab ut i ms definite save,
srlth regard ' trt, r;,:iits of private property In
time of naval warfare i? due t?> his conviction
thai II will be utterly Irnpo.-? Me * provide tier,
msny with s navy of the drei rank srlthout ?
crushing th. - untrj un 1er i b irden of ibso
lutel) Intolerable tskstlon Oermany, h wever, '?
ha.? a large merchant marine snd ths young :
r ii f.iir?. n?>t srlthout reason, thai In ths
n.;,: if a war under th? renditions
In force she would suffer enormous '-,?'?
that her commerce would be crippled In
quern " i f her Inability ; ? aff< r l the i i >p?-- pro- |
te tl in to lier merchant ships The Bmp r
fore desirous of se, uring Internst! mal recog- '
f the sun:.' riKhts of private property In
? i .i srarfare ij prevail In warfare ..?: imi. a
doctrine which Great Britain rateg ricall?
fused to admit at the Congress of IS54 P
n henlohe Is now engaged |., ? la.] ?<
'?^lanK'? of views srlth the varii us foreign Govern- ,
menta on the subject, but it may be doubted :
whether Ktij-land and Pram " will be willing t..
accede lo s v ?position which deprives them of
one of their principal ineHns of ? terctslng armed
pressure. f?>r th? mere satlrfii-tlon of Insuring
the safety of Herman ? miner ?? In time of war.
?? -? ?
Krorn the appointment .?f Professor Wilson t,>
the l;V>atmaster-Oeneralahlp it may be Infer? i
thai Mr fieveiami thinks ;t is ,i theory and not
a condition that confronts the postal Ben/Ice,
Kn?-lp. th.? ti\ IrOBaSthie ni.ir.k n w- it? R en?. I*
n il only barefooted hlma-Hf. bul h.? is the cause
"f th?? barefootednesa of others Inasmuch as he
ciij.ins and enforces that practice on a'.l his pa?
tients of whatever detrree. His presence now In
the ii ?!>? City is doubtless relsted to the Pope's
condition, which is frail and precarious the pre?
vious administration <?f the water curs having
dons him little ?.'.?id. Knelt? carries >>n the tradi?
tion of Pre'.ssnlts, obscured somewhat In the
.?.nt practice ? if hydropathy, its more vigor la
features being softened down Prelesnlts, like
his Bticcessor, prescribed to his patients th? bare
fool cure, i"it tlie record of these results Is n >t
authoritatively certified, it is probable thai
then, as DOW, there were numerous cues will "h
it would nol reach, the Holy leather's at thla
time being one ?f them.
?
The Democratla patri ?t who "points ?vith
pride" t.? the record of the late Cotis?mes? has nol
been beard of since thai body adjourned, All
signs Indicate thai he has t iken t.? Ihe Broods
it is somewhat the custom in these closing
?.ais of the century to lament lbs decadence ?>f
literary style, and to .assert thai all that is left
.?r that subtle and Indefinable quality has ?,,.,.,
monopolised by the late Robert Louts Stevens,m
and Wait.-r Pater, ami bv a handful of present
survivors whom it would perhaps be Invidious to
minie Bui those who make that complaint can?
not have read the current ad?rsrt lee meats with
sufficient at|entton. Are they not Sawmptars of
sty:?'" What illr??ctn?'ss and simplicity they ex?
hibit' Wii.it brevity, in which the calculated
Cost l?er line, does nut s.udldly obtrude its??;f,
though It may lie In ambush therein! What
lightness of touch, us ?if the flying swallow upon
the lake! The writer takes tlie reader Into the
closest confidence at >?nce. His tone Is from
grave t?i gay, always Intimate and sympathetic,
and his chirruping, are as those of a bird on a
bough, a.cotiipanled with like confidence, that
the world not only awaits and welcomes, but
also believes them, students of style should not
disdain his unpretending leaflet?, Kja >? real^
creating a new school of literature which may
s.mie time come to high destinies. If the greal
truic.-dl.-s could be SVOlved from the primitive
goat Bong, what may not be aapectsd from the
splrlt^il preluding, of these twangers of the
commercial lyre? It Is certain that they have
made advertisements much easier to fead and
aaalated In promoting familiar and agreeable
sentiments between the seller or commodities
and the purci*??jsor of them. Hut the ?trl?tj?/
I literary quality o'Chrdr work Is what glvf-? it its
chief Importance, nrnl It may be that In timo the
days and nights which the stud? nt was form-rly
t f- itnmeiideil t?? give to A?l?'.isot) may be a?lvan
, tar.eoiislv tran?f"rred t . them. It l?. eu-iy y.-t to
! recommend su h a changa, hut who knows what
I time may bring forth -the old ?tars of H?*ht and
leading ?oiling down the sbyss and th.- sans OSSBJ
rising out of It, fledged with as'-endant beams.
1 The no?'ellsts and is.?a>lst? are nut to usurp
? uni'hallenp.-i ail the laur.-i?. Th.? ,-onfeetloii.-r of
j advertisentf nts Is entitled to his ?hare, and It
, shall not be mir fault if he Sotn not get It.
PERSONAL.
"I heard the oth??r dav," BSJTS the hVIHor of **lss>
?i ?a Truth." "i story aboul i-urd Dsfferia ?vhieb
g.ie? to show his iibiiity as i diplomatist. When the
Frer.eh ?'?nvrnment had det.-rmir?'l to have a I , ,n
of Arc dem'.nstratlon th.? Freru'li sllnsMev of For?
eign Affair? went oat of ?::s ?viy )?> explain t> assj
Amlsssssdor that this wa? In no w.iy htrnfltsj
against K.i^'ind l/?rl Duff-rir. ??on"irr-d bsjJ
pointed sat that aa the *r?a*?*gun?*llana had ? itedsa
1er raecutlsh it srss fully realised In Bulsn-J tnat
the d?monstration iva? strains! Burgundlana The
Frenchman bad to concur ?>' this. 'I ?hall be luppv
to take I'.irt myself In the pr ..????-ion," ?ul \, -*
[?uff-rin The Frenchman smll? i ?t? ? sickly wty,
"Nay more," continued l.<<rd Dufferln, "h?^ \* t
i.'.-ntl^man at my Embassy who Is a llnesl ?l'-?.?ni
sni of iii,. Lord Ta'bot of tha' day II- too, will
be delighted to J ?In.' The smile beeami 11 r- ?t?kW.
'In the ancestral hall? of th* bead of hi? family
tier? i? possib!) th?- armor ??f the l.,r! Tslbot of
the dayt of Josn of Are; his descendant would w?ir
It." Th>- Fr.nehnrm Chang? ! the ?ub)ect i I 'he con
versa tlon."
Count Capri?/!, the ex-Chancellor of Oermanr, has
I . . ; ? i to -i en l .m In leflntl ? i-1 H?
will go Bret to itil?-. and from there - He
ha? spent the winter In Oen? ?vs. Hs Its i Lai
"in greetln ; visll ira," - ays 'The Phil i lel| ils R??s
. i " "i|-r?ii- Mesrob Kiretchjlan, the Arm n,
wh ? la In th.? city for the parrs???*? ' ' Iverhsj
!? atures and holding r-ublle meetings i i ? sj
piitil!,- s-ntim'?nt ?gainst T'irii sh .vr?? III s In bis sa*
?.-... .? Kintr) us i th? Oriental I trssa of ealutail n to
vary ptmslng ? rr--?? In ordlnarj ??? I r?
clasping hand? for .. ban h take, he r. bis nsgesa
to hi? lips .-ml the? i ? bis f?*-rehead, signify .- by
ig his ll| - ? mark ? f affeetl m, an I by i
Ing the forehead, ? nur!? of b-twior li i
lady ?,r .-i cburcb dignitary, a low, i
\,,-,? i- 1
nind ? th? lips ai
?ul In greeting a person o Is
exe, m. ! 'it- mo? m< nts In all I liutasTtoni -?
?ery gra efu in i ful' ?f mesnlng. ?
not fall to have In pr? ??? ? upon turn a
ire ??f the i-xpreaalon and ?tsjnlflcan ? Is
i . ? - ' lae
"
!'r?,f ssor Ernst Curtl is, the famosa ?ir-<-k - h lar
and o . :? i the m II ? ? I i o' *-' ' ?r
ted with 1 - ras re.
? and
!' | ? ? ?
?'. rsl John i:. Mulford, of Savannah, S Y.,"
?ary? "TI ' i' -? " i.? In tn- ? and
Hatch, of M t tl ? ?
i , : - - . ?? ? ? s tas
S -in '-"2,
whteh nominated Tilden fer President, fler.eral
for I Is an N? w
v ?ik I temo rat, -? . ?? Vr.il* tan i c -r
of Exchang ( Pederal Q rs>
meni it Colonel Hudi
. ; ? . ? ! n tl ? ? rt '?--?' 3
b? :u. For ( ? ? di
,i? ?ell
? ?.-?? | ? .-? of pris?
.? i? , nducted i) der a t1??t t trj<-?* by these
tentative? f thi respective 0 ???"nient?,
y ? in tero ::?? ?? ?'? sg ?Uwy ar- the
matusi
???--?
? " ?:.i
?prll, IK'S Between ? '."? P ll
? ; ? . -i :??:..-? ? ? i w?re
? - . ' -?
.- m : ? f wh ??. si I
tlm of all ?
dent? ? "' . \, Il ..".?;? ? ? : rd
u itch.?? ? . :V>*
- ? . i ? u
would be of gt . ?
and of inva the hi -t
war p"i ? i
l?h? ? cal ? .m ? n n tua ..in bear?
titi m .,? h .-. ?-.. irlng ti-, i; t; I O? ?1
un-? ?if th? m.??? i-oiir:-, ii ami human? ffl t
e??r tilled ? .?.?? i ?ttion dnr::.^ t?.- I'l? War.
? many nther?, Colonel Hatch nur, ,u . ?
vetuerday t. the Hon William I. Wilson, ol
\':rgin;.i. ju?t appoint?*?] Po?to*asl .- ?? ; .-?... ?? >
?i-?- I thr?'uuh hi? hands ?i? ? iir:-?n r ?? ??.?r, l?v
ItiK exchangi ! by him it city l'on- and Mr, W -
lit him Ii l .. ?,?.-?-.'- t
.n. ,. .? i' ?u bs i e '.a
charge ;?.? .? prl?. n?r of ??.ir l have never lorgol i
fr ?tn thai .????r to ? id:. r'.\ beartmt. :r
genuin? ?urtee? ? ? th ind Interest ) ?t
in .--.'.-r:, pr'.? ?tat en that i a,
i .-i ? ? .- t kindness ? "
' ; :. : i. M u i for 1 .m 1 Colon? Hatch
p? lied I : . ? ' ? |||
men on b ?th - ' ? ? ? ibllsh t hI.?toi
d? nts ??: in.? n ,-?.--: -, i
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futur?
MUSICAL COMMENT.
THE ril'Tll PHILHARMONIC < -N,:.KT>
THE GERMAN LIEDERKRA.VZ
Th.- fifth i Of PI I . ty,
?\ hieb took put )st Saturday evi .?>?,.?
? ? " ?? than ??: Unary brill in ? In ? r.toroed
s bite i ?? of .'.'i .-','i li. lit fan let Btu -a con?
duet? ? and .? quitte I hlm?-lf ol '.ad.
mirai I? l-'- sn unexpl is mi <).? ? re?
gramme *a-;? bai ? riginsl f?)rm, ihs
tu,-in :e to "lu.- Ueisi gel ? ? - ? - a,
,- t.'.mi?. i Insti n f the desrript ; .. ? of
l.e:wi.. n-,o t.? ma* ?? ,.--????,.. i
Berllos's ? i ? ra "Le? Carthagi ??
substitution s ik- ? no ry to .but
K??.- It .i p.irt! .. ??-? f"r ' ??? p:*
lude ??.i? played with stu<pen??Joua stMUi-rtty and
t-at.-l.Mir .i.i-r.t .? quarrel mlghl i- picked >?ith
Mr \.. foi the mi lam? temps
of the perl rman?ce, which ass .? UitU . X
as was pis ght In ?vidence In I rtl?m
? ?? the pt? rherebj ?*
m.-.?it? in diminu?
wind Isstrum? nt? W .?ku- r so ?,ri
, , ? i-?? ih? .- .i tamen ?who ; , - Y
plsj at dm try-nul In hi? com? *
0 .1? thr.-c numb. : - In the schi ti'-? "'
Mi ^.-.l?.? playing t? ?'
Tschalkowaky's sulti i? ? ?
Ni.-e t.i.- le, great can i I
-, u of ,i. tails ?a in- part ,,: Nlr ?"? a 'v'n
sere brought to notl ?? b) I ban I ,lf
the suite, which, ir.<?- tbe prelude, was ??"'te
worth) of thi ?; ? ; ?. entrai glory ?f the sso>
??< n the perfoi m? I ?> <??
Before tbe Philharmonic Bo let) M. Tssys i? s
vsatl) different playet than be la si thi B*undsf
Bight con? i'-. ssttsfsctor) ..? ii?- bas alway? besg
?it th?-?r latter entertslnments No U>v< l*
to th.. soclet} could t?<- Imagined than his i--rvs?
tion nf the Beethoven concerto t?jr thl *et?i
and the devout manner In which n<- perform? ? '?"??
noble ' task ol playing It. And srb?n, sfter Broas?
In wonderful enthusiasm i?> his ??<>rk. b? - ? ?*"
mentad It, ss he had airead) dorn ut the pii^al
rehearsal on Priday, wltb the Checoone b) Bschj
the audience ??.i? made lo feel that the) bad beeB
privileged to ? : ter Uusfa ? Innermost ssnetuar) im?*
presstve si M ITsaye ??.?? when he effi ? ; ,"?'
entrance In American r-oiMtert-rooma ai tbe tlr??*,
concert ?>f tbe s? ,-ii-t?, last November, he ??.?? m?'r?
Impressive on daturda) evening li??i..-i. ??c ?sa
???.luc?) and a parallel In the memories <?: many
-..-.ir- for ?1-11 ,i ?omplete conquest >-f suck an
audience In hi? performsnee "f the ist?s?*srts
there ?>.?> s iu?ei? blending al sensiMus charas
??un loftiest dignity. As t..r his p. rformar. r of
the Chsconne ???? know ?>f i.?% reading ??.?rthy of
comparison with It, ?o Imbued ??a? u <*ith the
sjiint ol romantlelsm, so full ??f v..?nutt-. so ?vesi
?n affectation, ??. free from t>? i.u.'.rv. ?.-t ??> ssrious
Mi>i chaste. There ??.u .i in?;.- admixture of vieux
lamps in the i!i?t of tb< t??o ?*sdensaa ?.'.roJuteJ
in the concerto,
PolUiwing the custom Issugursti l .? ???up'.e of
\.'jr? sgo, the ?;? i um Ll derkrana tsst aight gave
a publie concert In *?3ara? ..- Hall, wltb the ii?*ip
of ''ran Kos ? Sii.-.i.-r ?imi litir Qberbsussr, of the
?Osrman ?ijicr.i, sad U. Yoaya it ??i >-:?rceiy
>?vir to the J'llu-lou? fr.cii.ls ol tlic I 0 ?
seanied t?, fe. i the Incubus of a sluggish and uncer?
tain ,?.?-oiiiiiiiiiiiiieii; .ml |...i-,h?I Viriixt.-nips's Bal?
lade and Ivioniiise bul liidlfiVri ntlv. The male
chorus sanir t?et;.r than un.-il, but tli?- perf'irmance
i,\ the women's ?-hoir of stosart's "i'ra?il? s?aiK''
utvi the spinning .horn? fr. in "The Flying Dutch?
man" was ?tr?>iixlv ??igK.-stlvc of ?h? cinmrn-?
iiiiiinie she, Herr Oberhauser, the rua!? chorus
ii'l the Symphony flo-letv'? orch???:ra unlt?d In a
?erfortnance of a cantata b? the conductor of. the
.led.rkran?. Mr. Heinrich 'Z?lilner. entitled "Die
lunnenseh'acht.'' which, ?lice the symphonie poem
?f ?Ik? name by I.lsz:. was sufge?te?1 by Kaulbacas
painting of the battle of the Huns.

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