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New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
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g H. snyder Ssydsr o. I bsl " k IA % : - a Wsb
H. Hoaen Bslense and wife, Fer and siie g. W Foster
n Ryass a Bird Miss G. Long, Jones and wife
Mrs. Gown. T. White, j. * CnehAsl q u ooefi q, nonsoA
stsggap ,p wife dr. Opeubyu H. b. Duuhan, Mis ayne Ms
Rro.u .nd child F. char1s and sie Miss Rohan y SS p j.
Harley HArrson r. a. BabOek W. W. Law, Mss CAse Mss
Walton J. T. Morse.
PRoM RIO JANRIRO-In steamship Ontario NAV 2oR Lindsay
aua vile Webb. BWad Psles Lewis spimaa brocSe
Haze 4 Newbo wife aud ihree daHgher A. Hresi and vile
nj i. Armstrong WI bid q. fIumhuil g. Clarke
and vie J. Ks,rns, wife 1Hd s65,; sas d. M n a M
TER, and gran5llughtsr Wanna Mis- A. Pae'ily Mrs
Rsrosss s a iIa Ds Frps T. e o r ssalos J. v t Bsae
v P yarierer s. r vAeryH. Huehasoa An LsA Dooias
Il. kOdngus Robert ouondt = - " a. HoiAes
J. p Brown. Mr. X r barwieE, J. Johnson Mn AneiaA
PROM HAMBURG-TH steamship SsstG, May a-sehuyer Van
Rus,aer and wife T. AinEon sud "s kdstnA sne
No.. Hniwr Ait Consul ThsoorC g. euck Mare fhomasen G.
Mass asd wie Otus HenneIte Dyarsnuh kuArd Ner
Antoine Rosa hei hemef Aaoh haef hrs' Ffedn
mai Mr.. Weuttien Anr. sanger 4. T. hitist
PROM sAYANNAi-fa stoIashp huhisrtk MAY Nv. W.
Palmer we, cnih and servants Joseph B,nnu ,sa VIE u
B,r,s and danghteT, M houznon.
M h. NAron. L. and le r Fisher A. fAnnely, e.
H. Ward. Siake o. Cohrn it, l. ID 1ose J. T. carer Dr. J.
PROM HAyRR-Ts st,anship WI Parts MAV 2OMr wdS
ortb Mr. uI Mn Pral, three Misses fal tse
hr,u ami hre Ad Mrs Hogn and MI iad
Ma Guna child, servant Mr. ia. naAA NJ ison, MS lea
ley Mr. Bsuunon ohd M HuimHun, Mr. Well Mu Pasan
sd enid No. GssaBd Mr. Fs-re Mr. Mrs Geroe lhs cb
drn BahAar M Germ. Miss hAnihaun Ms. Nefth -
Mi,s Fischer, miss HslmsnH, Misc fslt, Ma AnSa MT
NJ Cnda Bunoe MrA Lincoln M btsse Mr. aas 49,
M sniaer NJ 40 d' hsHs esliIrh Ard eI,' - s oss,
Mr. HarimAaa M Ms JaneAu. Miss Co0e, M snd Ms y.
NJ ami Mr. snd Miss QaintAu M Csns MI Rasrs Ar hofeh VI
NJ Ind MrA BiuuuAtt and children. Mrs BsJsef NJ ~
Mtoisrnau. NJ wd@s[ Nj and Ma .i's So.
! Mn wubsrisE Mr. PeTnsur NJ aad Ms, 't-' H
| M-s FIls1nt NJ Degelyl NJ Lsss, No A'a'''.-' & '
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

Congressman Starkweather has returned his
back pay to the Treasury.
Gov. Smith of Georgia says the debt of
that States SoO365Oo, of which sS265Oo is IN bonds
A dispatch from Columbus. Ohio, says /:
There large representation here from all parts OF the
State 10 attend the Republican State Convention on
Wednesday. Gov. Noyes Will De renominated by accla-
nation, and the indications that the rest Of tho
ticket will be made up follows For LieutenantGOv
ernOr y. IL. Van Voorhees,. Of Athens Attorney
John Little. Of Greene State Treasurer Isaac Wech Of
Belmont; Controller. W. T. Wilson, Of Portage Mem
ber Of Board Public Works, Philip HerZOg OF An
gaiZe supreme Judges. William Whlte, OF Clark, anu
Walter Sloane, OF Erie. James Monroe OF Oberlin Will
probably he permanent chairman OF the Convention
The salary grab Will be vigorously denounced.
The danger which threatened the people OF
the yth Illinois Judicial District the election Of in
competent the Supreme Court seems TO be pass
ing away. The feeling against the falsely-called
" Farmers" candidate, Mr. A. NJ. Craig, Is growing
stronger every day Tie President OF the Farmers As
sociaon OF County, the President Of the Gales
burg Farmers Club and the Vice President OF the State
Board Of Agriculture unite in publicly indorsng the
candidacy Of Judge Lawrence. and in denOunciag the
convention which nominated Craig IA having been com
posed largely OF bogus delegates They assert that ne
farmers O their region do not regard the action OF that
Convention OF the least Importance whatever.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
DRAMA, MUSIC AND ART.
THE DRAMA.

FIFTH AVENUE THEATER-MADTLEIS AOREL-
The new play of "Madeein More" was acted
last night at Fifth Avenue Theater r the first time
More than LOO persons its performance followed
its progress with eager attention. and greeted it, from
point to point with emphatic applause IL Is remark
able compound Of French morals German sentiment,
and american shrewdness II purports to be the work
In part Of Mr. Mosenthal and in part Of Mr.. DAILY If
We say that IL Is the well known Leah
done into what the current technical jargon
calls "a society play " shall briefly indicate
its character II say that 1t deals with the theme OF
Fernando" and the incidental attributes OF "Ca-
mile we shall indicate It's drift II add that part
Of it is repulsve and part Of it sacregious, shall
mildly state what might, without injustice be uttered
In harsher language Its time is the present. It's place.
Vienna and Linz; its persons. 81 in number. ladies,
gentlemen and the usual human paddings its story the
tale Of one who plunged into sin whom love tried
to save but whom inexOrable destiny ruined and de
stroyed It's picture is pathetic; its climax is horrible
its eaching-totay VOID. II comprised in four acts
and written in prose, without OF stve flashes
OF wit or bursts Of eoquence that ali extraor-
dnary. II superbly set. and II ably acted.
Miss Clara Morris a real triumph in It, being recalled
after each of the last thaee acts II viii undoubtedly
keep stage for considerable time. Further remark
on il is now impossible.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

S.sdIn s Jasa MG Colombo Mr. as.5a NJ ss's Dsss' :.
B<srn Ceares yersant. M snd nrs brnnneH sss
chid M Msousr Marsce. Hiss rOsaafe MT Ofset ~
ssuT-u Ds Mr. Pom, Mr.. Rmbsnd fpd oniA sr
Abaie L5uiier Mr. and Mr. Bsngon na ioaf -
dren, Mr. B0unAo,ai. Mr. Lad, Mr. Levy M lager
Alerandre Mr. ani ar< Wys and tso chlA9fel M
As:ser Coi6nbani Hr schaspp NJ
Mr. sore Mn smith MIS- aug Miss Sohleder, M and - SON
finr chdrsu Hr Ashe+ Mis- CaTni Ms Hsynes nh -
Mrs Boissssn ZAlard Ms HHmoBs ~ Pte Mr. OaHn ~
BiFrrnois NJ Baroone M seminar Mr. snol bE brf..sm ~
Bsshf Mr Humben vi Peungaet. br heft -
B4rii. Mrs bD4champ, MI bu ~
CaranT NJ aud Mrs dOe chis, M Poas NJ D'pfa -
YFet. hr BagsAsd-
PROM LIvERPOQL-Ea sausslsD Frases asT - Mr. sai nr
o. Richardson 4n1 Mss z a q D. RehAfosss
Master A - Rcharssa NJ and Mr. Dennis LeaE W. AsT
knsse Miss kim Csvs Mrs snd tso chrri X =, S.9ao
james Nat Pat Mho8sJ r. Mffb.om. iaarl ss1aiH.a %
lhar Cunnghm Mess iadorf 0nF Mons AAEnus Panf n's
Seaa Ayissre Aeas yo~sPh Ropp Mons A. L. osfomierG -
FfDh LlNfkPDOL--fd affqmsttD. IVY W 89tF1p Nay -
Ms n. A. Bnffs ssf diss N. sylor hs a Eifof MS
q q. Halp.n, Mis- HapiB, Miss T. HsBn NJ a hsips.
Miss a. H-ipfn. AnsteT q. Aialyn, M nc,Srquooee ~
Newman, j. ". Resh. Nm Howe and chiN, dss Hs-.
Miss A. Rheinsnan q seymour Mrs. s Hsryn NJ heisarr
Peters J. White, s. r. uasSy Mss ~ e.. Gpdl Me, Posse AFS
Warren, M Hansn tdy and tour ohren H. H. Hsru 1re-
Miss ST. Cry j. p Denaes and laiy' hsssr Dsupsor No
Ch1.sin. r. NJ. Csh D. q. Lrber Mrs - fnekson. Ms X l.
Mitchell Mr. Mundsy ard ladT Ke aEl adv A. rh0mpsaz.
Mort g. Bnsh. j. ii Ao r. CroTal. J. Cs-tA O Csha " n
Warg
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
PRINT Cloth MARKET.
PAovrpEsca L. Nay STbe Print Clotb msfet i unehASge
CATTLE MARKETS

PEuIpx1rHa Nav -The for Beef Cattle this week
d and prices o1e1ng lsrge amounting 70 about
oO1 b-ad from b0le Tor isr " good 1@'e
n, Cl oee and Extra aud from stdSie . 70, gross.
demand for sheep god aud about V hea
"a ,,,.es rspon1 from .Te . Pair Good and "a 0sc
for Choice sheep sold ron 99JP head Tor Con0n
WooleI At 81 y head for Common
goasrbrrr vas ba this market and sales
.ow The reached i head ald corned bogs sold a.
nom sBQ5a 100 n. net, and slop at 81 ISeS7 -
change note N tbs market herc IS ns' HA
30 head sold st from 500 % each
W,raRrouN MSS MAY 20-BERF CArTLKRecepis gs8 bead
send better week add sres asking &C. more on I've
s,gbt, OF SO 25Hsl0 IS Extra % S0r Sl0 h
Quality ks0ss second quality, s60s7i third quality s3999 30
yrslr calves sold az =b0S9
ssKRp Sp HB,-secepts beld the supply OF Northern
,h-ep being last usanee oa good lot a OF
s5Gs4 eaeh extra e99oS' sPnas AnO' |w
aS2
CHICAGO MAv 2aCate-Reeepts 3sni market eIiremelL au
.I prer, sea- oaer Choice steers sell AZ p 90
with droy-s i5 Good Bacisr Cows and Cheroke steers
brought - ciossi dropping shipments E@p
Hog-lye du 900; prices wesk and 0seFi early sales
AZ ~ for Extra bat Al close - % Was about h
ootsde shipments b.50h -. 81. a..
a . 5OGPL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
THE CTrRREYT OF LRGIsLATION

THE CURRENT OF LEGISLATION.
PAsAGE or THE GILBERT ELEVATED RAILWAY BILL
BY TIE sESATE-FAILURE OF THE NEWSPAPER
CLAIMS BuL-ITEMs IN THE SUPPLY BuL-THE
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION BmL.-A NEW STREET
Hallway IL NEw-YORK-EX-sHERIFF O'BRIEE's
IAnas-THE TmRD-AvE. ELEVATED RAILWAY
I'LL PASSED BY THE AssEAlBLY-PBovIDING
RIALs FOR INSANE PERSONS.
yRas r1sE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
LLBANY, May 2O.-The Senate, this morning.
Tased the Assembly b 20 change the route OF the Gil
tsr Elevated Railway The chief provision of the bin
a tat which prevents the company from erecting It's
srueuro over Broad ray between the Bowling Green
nd chamOersst that being part OF the route esab-
lined by the Commissioners. The newspaper claims
b failed 70 pass by a single vote. On motion Of Mr..
Arphy a motion 70 reconsider Lid the table.
wch gives friends Of the claimants another chance
ne deficiency bill known as the supply bin was to
d reported from the senate Finance Committee, and
- ade special order for tomorrow. It's discussion
vi probably take up the rest Of tBis week II WILL at
alyeuts, be- impossible Tor the Legislature TO adjourn
bete the middle or end Of next week. Tie amount
apopgaied bv the supply bin has been cut down about
nOOOo by the Finance Committee; but II remains 10
0eseen whether the senate, ana after the senate
thAssemby, VIII concur IN the reductions. The new
NatO appropriation IL reduced TO 81 100000 and the
olsOard Of Commissioner Is retained intact No ap-
Pfnations are made either for The Poughkeepsie
lime Asylum on the E.mira Rcformatory The proyis-
ION the act Of 1867 under which tho County Of New
fS has retained It's share Of the taxes levied by the
5s until December, Is repealed. and the iaxes VIII
heater be payable from that county In April
lndasts.all Exhibition D4l vas ordered " third
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21


NEW APPORTIoNNENT BILL
The bill introduced by Mr.. Hustled in the
Assembly on Monday materially alters the Congress
siopal Distrcts and is an amendment his bill passed
la. session. The following list Of the districts as
IS proposed to divide them with the population and the
votes for Governor the elections Of 1870 and lS2:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Population, Sec STATE 1871. dqysuor Is7a.
Hoe eomps,,a 1870 Rep. Dem hep Lib
Goasts,''..... I os 1908 OSl.... Hs9 lilo
Isl "a. sb s,b eth. lO.h.
I2th, anu - " 'tso 8foos -. 49,. "a, -, -,
THIRD DISTRICT.
and ? N WARDS Of Brook,
In ND elst Ward of
ssd ctv a. bounded b, Sec.
Observation-Disclosures. s5i 1874 tLsO BlSs'Itscs 'n.9a
FOURTH DIsTMCr
oh Ward of Brooklyn "a
bounded oJ sec t. Zap
iith 18th 10th. l-th. 18th
Of FIisusb fI,lsnd.
Of KSs....... ss1 s7s Io5s... 1924 I'll, ,ass
PiFTH DISTRICT.
Ist 3D. ID 4th sth. stb 9th,
I,.9 B.Slos,sl Rms sBa Gov, ....
sSoP, i.snas.. 1881 5z7s 1885,. SsOl 1862
SIXTH DISTRICT
III. iltb and 18th WARDS OF u..., .os,,
hcg-l g-lork.'.s.s'.'..'. l4-tS 80, t''A'''' WV
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
w Yort'.. l67s IRA saOs.... 7Oeo SsIS
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
9th 18th. 18th Ward,
~. .h aEa sSa1s,tssls3 1889 fsSs7.. p7o1 200
MIMI DISTRICT
So rnuch Of The 10th Ward
lie. between 10Th aid i0Ih-
Eta. 7.b-ave and Hudson
hiJSi, Il,s ,ua lns I'd a waras Silss as :. is,
Da71i Greet iiigh.b,lys .- .s,,
GlG HulsoH HveT.....i il21'ls tlls flo''''''' '' '
50 uueh Of ib, 18th War
Is east o. shave. sDd -
Wa wsTi S.e.s,. q rs f. 81 1850 us. sO n
ELEVENTH DISTRICT
So much Of the 2o'h y.rd
st. and 7lhsves. and
Wsris as !, o stb-sve.,
,11 ,,.i ii.t IL Ts.I Ward. - =. m h. .sss w..
R,slsrs s712s 1871 fItsUI.... oo' 's07
r., c.,,, I"hLi IN Ia Ia gS ssls 1880 IOs
rIIRrRESTH DISTRICT
P1ina3 M | I'm lgs sns t39rs Iiss.... Is,5S2 Biis
FoURrELSrH DISTRICT
ASs.pa l1o6s 1855 IlTt.. lIyA 1913
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
UIAer Greene. 49,. ,.sSo Il. au
sLxrrESTH 5, OIsT5'f ssi5 fi-ss... l,1 ilo
sEyENTEESTH DISTRICT
' issII7 lssn l2s5. ised R'
EIGHrEENrH DISTRICT
Wsrren iei' ,aa N'''l eass eig7 7G75... ioeoo sei
HISETEENIH DISTRICT
A. Lswrruce AMI frankhu - 80 ,aa c-u
| lOdutles. iaufI ll'l' f'-''''
/ TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
| Fuion Hamilton, Moaisom
/ -rv. sarsozA. ami schelee ..,- ,-a.. IA A
tsdF CJaniiea.. lJitaI tosi A9i''''' 49,
TWENTY FIRST DIsIRICr.
Ds-, ,,,oues ...... l1, N3 lsEu l3ToT.... lS1 hS0
! TwESTY-EECOND DISTRICT
's, 's,.i'T, Tssfls, - tston 1898 II 49,. lT1p l1zSe
| TWENTYrHIRD DISTRICT. -, O.. -,
"a, CauutY .... no O8 A 80 sf,o.... lzSl iV'es
/ TWENTY -FOuKrH DIsTRiCf.
/ Madison and oEEego cean- ., ,,,,, ooos ua Iog,,
ira..
TWENTY FWTH DISTRICT
ouondaga and Cortland Conn - -, s,,o ,s -
uas...,..,......ss..ssss..L Ls~o LsS1 s'AA''' A-' -
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
GOgERYMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFiCE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WIgHTyGrOH ID. C.. Wednesday, May q, 1871 a. m }
S,piopsis for he past hcenfg four hours
The barometer continues nigh with SOUTH
eoserv 10 winds and cool CLOUDY weather
over the Middle and Eastern states and Canadai the
barometer h falling with nOTtheasfery ana foutneaste-
w winds clordy wea and occasional rain In the north
yest and upper lake region, and thence 10 the Lower
Missouri and Lower ONO Valleys souIeasteIIy winds,
dimnlshipg pressure cool cloudy weather on the lower
lakes and thence 10 the upper ONO Yaleyi nOrth-
easterlv winds high temperature, aud cloudy weather
In The Gulf aud south Atlantic States ana Iehhessee'
" Probabilities.
For the Middle States and LOrer LAKES, sloriy dtmtn,
iShiHg pressure, soHheaser'y V'aS' o'""y "'u" '''
rain. g., -, ,..... .o,.b
east4ry aud nOrtheasteTy Winds cool and partly cloudy
weather. 49, -. 49,. 90
For tie Northwest and upper lakes, snd thence 70
Missouri and Kentucky, falling barometer, sOuteAs'eIy
winds warm cloudy, ana rainy weather. ~
For Tennessee and Gulf and south Atlantic states
rising temperature and occasional ram clearing IN the
Western Gulf.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
LATEST SHIP HEWS.
Tor other Sa.p Sers ',, s>eoadr Pas,.I

For other ShtD NCrs ses Srf0uI Pd1si
ARRIVED
ecss, surveying enn Bsebss C'pt A. Howell GsT wast
esrsslip oatsro sorun J,nro Apr 1' Bh z9h Pzss.
buco Nsy Para rbo.s 4h Etb nlss ard Osss sW
s, r,v, rB,l Y,rt7r liverpool May 10 Qresn~a~-s
mn .Iih usdse ana rs.s. to Chs q grsneklTn-
steamship louisville, 1roaeA SayasRaA VIA MA ' ''~
Sans1io pembroke lnev Brl Williams, cnrs May s'1
% Ss M San Svsior Sesson saunah With de ard pu~ ..
steamship Metropolis SiesrsoO Nes0eaus Nay stA H-s-
.nd pass u G a. MALLORY Co. .
seagsinp isase Bei Bakem lstspai oy P'Si A's ''~
Sh udso. and % O Od Dominion steamship 60
steaanp Albenare Read Bermuda, uae aud '.ss 70 i-
Bark N,rtis W Brett, Drri, Mai.u,as p iAy, 9Th
sosss
ws o mol. Mel Berry Mt.Hlas = lays s5 '"s'A
BArk Liners lltaLl DAlero Trspan ~ iavs sth sst -
BARK Joan g. Hal loi NeyDoulh y So DaD0an Car3eh's = @
sars snanre Cyorl Hnyo,rg - a,y', With ahah
Bng iSoF Fr1incksen - Etb
Bg iamss0u M LIVERPOOL Dickinson, RIO Gfan DO sui q s'F>
Brg E1or Mayor Of and da,. from Baai, -al Droaoe
Bng TuroE l0f Porna Corfu as4Hras p ias' -
F:dS 9.hr, .i Bgssss . Geo. II ;;T: -iss . a%Sst
Gerrsh tof EastDor Armstrong. wiaaor s. sss
se5T Isasa smith of BrooEsv. w.bsr I,esoHy. a.J.
shf Mar, MC,un Cof Bangor. Savl.sh savannah l.,
selr samson Samson. Guartau,ns o a'y'. nth 'pz
ac Douglas Haynes toi Aag-sia AfrI l'-A ehe' ~ aAF%
With cedar fdslie NC
SAILED.
Steamships Rising star FOR Aspin-a; Moro caste % li.s~~ss
Fribj9 Tor hhnDurg iTgo io' a.1a9aal l,t .g s. >
SlND-Sunset moderate. y r. eoldv
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEv-0ELEAs' hi s-l l 'sa,sso % %,oI KBsls 20
rs Sa.si y5,s. liL Ne" '''' Ai'''' ''-
Bosrs NJ, 2o-Arved ,to,nsbio Achilles Phsasiph.s
FoET MoSnos Va Nav o-Arrve Express. from s. r
CnAKLxs7oy $ C. Msy ssesnships Champion. ~
LqaatoI. rti.-seigaa Merre.ta ron 5osos
JAels.o. no%Ss SsT.rorl
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
Ayes. 81; Nays. 90.

When the bill passed, it received @ votes. There
is a good deal Of excitement here among the
extreme Temperance men over the veto, and they
say it will have the effect of forcing the temperance
question prominently into the arena OF politics.
They say that there are two secret temperance Or
ganizatOns in the State which contain over 100000
voters who viii hereafter vote solidly together ON
this issue. They have already issued a call for a
convention Of temperance men to be held in this city
June %, to consider the situation and determine
upOn future action.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
rwErrysfxTH DisrRIcr.

fWrNff SIXTH BtSflCf
csyars wayne, and seneca 80. zx -, q, 80,
SsUnnes. ifV'f h''~'
TwRNTY-sEvRSTH DISTRICT.
Ontario, Livingston, and -. - 49, -.
Yates COaniess... lOJOH Hes o,Ie'''' s'4" sfe"
TWENTY -RIGHTB DBTRioT.
Tloga, Tonphins, BroOne - .,c 80. 49,.
and Schuyler Counses..... 2fsD tly lVsi"' io'" iS@
rwENTY-HISTH DIofkICi'
Chemusg. Stsnb-n and his- - -, 49, ,.,,-
ssny t0anues. b5bz los1 lLr'''' ''' ''
THIRTIETH DISTRICT. - -
hoaroe and Orleans Cosne. 4' 81 1891 hS4.' D'"o N'
Thirty FIRST DISTRICT
htagara. Geneses ard Wyo- ,..o, a..
nIng Ioanues IlfSW ISIS ts'''''' i"--~ -
THIRTY-sECOND DISTRICT. 80 -
Bne County. 1857 Jeo.... HJHo l5s
THIRTY THIRD DISTRICT.
Chauauqua and CitarsuKus o,o,
Counties. ........... IO128 1000 6fOl.... 135S3 ssOJ
Vote for President iPoraon Of .bs Ward named essnaed
The only changes made in the usually Democratic
districts, beginning with the County OF New-York ana
running ND to ana including Albany In the XVII DIS
triet, the counties usually Democratic are thrown 10
gether The figures gwen do indicate this, but u
ster and schohare. with Greene generally Demo
cratic The vote given cannot furnish accrats com
parative statement of the strength Of parties H would
appear that and possibly districts made Re-
publican IN NewYork City, while OF the other dis
trics the line Of the apparently mads up
as TO return Republican Congressman.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

TIE LEAYTrT SALE.


The Messrs Leavitt began, last evening, at
Clinton Hail. the sale OF collection OF modern paint
ings including few by II. L. Rolfe. deceased Below
will be found list Of the pictures sold, with the prices
paid Several pictures that were withdrawn will be
offered again tonight. with 81 other works:
Bss,-- The Promensts" $50
Boulanger-- Grand Plaza. 10 GhsHt." $50
De Beul-" The Youag Illsr,,' So.
D. B. siS GsSo1 IFs fs. SPH1f P'i s5@ 5''s SIS -
D. K.Ls W and " s,iasH t rom Or PA'o'" $780,
De vosel-" The Oh FERN" s6
B:yS.-- B:ys.-- Ssissf. ifelss.yc c'l:s s:o SO
Dli.5s-a DBaiis Ist.rior"Fbs' ,ll,s' ssersi" siis
Eslaout-. l,. Teaching @ ibe /. oIoa'n'' ytl 81"
GsOnsi---' The wnimil," ~.
Gs:Ii G1seisasrI-" Biby's RIDE sG
Hsfr.sllI.c, Tis,I.,.ll. c,,ii, .7l.s5Se' 51S ga
Hulk Lindsclpe and Nsras." tl'
Hulk" % the French Coast" Sl5.
Rl'ESa Rla1Ter-~ Cot,sFs ia ths Woods" s4s
Koss Koek -, L,na,saPs and y,es a the Hague" sao
Karl..eS-.y yiss Of Grsa9alar1ls, France" saS
L-ctert- " Coast Scene" SiL
L7gensun-.", The ArTaor'I,r ssoo
LIkh0rst-" shepherd an Flock, so
Morei-' Lird'ciue and hZuIes." 90.
Aunevst- LanaseApe - -:
Pseras-.. Bnbrodsrns ~ 50.
Piiiee- tle Iee-Ssszealsnd Holland" sisa.
Bsya.JsA,- T.. To-. " gInh9s Car, C.5i'' tIis sIs
Kotbe-" Landscape and Castle" . 0.
Ros erse-" lntsuor-J light Efsot" Su
Roth" Bsvanan Llnlscape' sl3
SaTrr-" Ltndscafe and Cattle 81 %.
Stevens A" Gathering Flowers" So.
Stevens. L-'Tle StsreOscope,' ~ q.
Stro-b-l- Interior and RguresH $50
Van LeempLt.n-' Chickens a.
Van I.eemputen--"t 1ckens" flE
Van I-emp zen hiCkers anl Ducks" A.
y4n sehenle-'Mslket sceae-, AsdlelEbt Rsec.- SIS.
Velrenlu-.I Ia tbr FIELD SO
.Poultry.' -
WaeIn-"WOo3 Scrne,' 90
The following paintings by Il. L. RoIfe were sold at
the order OF the late 3. T. Tsdale:
The Last Strugre-from U.k North Wales" s2To
from The severn" SIS
Trout 1nl GrsyHg nom River Wiley salisbury North Wiltshire,
EnglarI." : ig5.
LiEs Trout from LOugh-Seagh. Ireland" sles.
Fish from River Lea sos
lshI River Thames" 500
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
MUSIC.
Mr.. THOMAs's CONCERTS.

MR.. THOMASS CONCERTS.
For several years Mr. Theodore Thomas has
devoted Thursday evenings at his Summer garden to
performance OF a higher class Of than that
which forms the staple entertainment other nights
OF the week and bis plan has met with very decided
favor. This year he Will pursue the course, aim
Ing however at still better things than before and for
this purpose the orchestra Thursdays will be in
creased and slight addition will be made 20 the usual
price OF admission novelties be produced
from time to time We cannot doubt that this announce
will be received with general gratification and
that the class OF cultivated people who have at
tended the Thursday heretofore will be at
tracted still strongly that the orche stra has
gained so much in finish and in reputation.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

A grandson of Patrick Henry-Capt. P. NJ.
Henry-died lately in Washington.
This is a sketch of the late Alexander
Dumas. by one OF his cotemporares: The figure Of
drum-maiOr the limbs OF a Hercules In all their
cevabe extension prominent ips, African nose, curled
head ana DrOnzed face. Scrape us hide, aud We nhd
the savage underneath"
The French General Count de Segur, lately
dead the great Of 93 joined the French army as
private a hussar regiment, in 1922 He became Mar
shal MacD )nalds aideecamp at the bItte OF HOhen-
linden ('' on Linden when the sun WAS low >. he was
attached to KING JOsepn's service IN 1916.
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps is thus described by
The Boston Times " Her looks fat contradiction
to her writings which to represent her viva
ciOus heathful person. OVERLOOKING with hope. But
the CONTRARY she rail salOW. ami very ill., and wears
q bright AL hCr costume 70 gave II cheerful
giedm."
The Rev. John EaglestOn, d. D., of Buffalo,
who died the sth inst, after brief Illness
was one Of the most popular ministers In Western
Pennsylvania. and the author Of work on
The Basis OF Union between the old and school
Presbyterans. He graduated from j. fersOn Col
1888. taking the rst hOnOrs class OF 50 stu
dents
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
Winthrop, Buchanan County, Iowa, wante

NW''IItJf AN''t1f
metropolitan and 10 have at least some OF the DIS
eases n not the delights OF great cities. boy was sick
with something Some said 10 the ague, but pthe rs
avOWed 10 was tine ANAL pOX. One dOctOr said IL wah
Another doctor said 10 Mt Parties were at once
formed small pO1 party, ana an autismall-fDX party
winch upon principle rcluscd 10 be vaccnAied Inen
another boy ia the family down Win tho same
comp aiut. A learned doctor from ludcpe udcncc was
summoned. He declared lt was smull-puk. The anti
EuAlp pox men sent for another learned doctor lu-
dependence but unfortunately he said ~ was small PIX
TOO closed the matter and also tine schools. Trre
have no Inore cases hut tue sVIsil-pOx are
triumphant
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
Suetlal NonGes

stephens Episcopal Church. Ferty-Hth east %
Sirtbay-sius he hO Communion Ascension Day
uhtklDAt ~ n rue Rsete Rev Dt PklCh -i pIeses
POsl-O ce NOteerc nails of Rarope iunug TIE week cad
ug SATURDAY Ny - 1879 vii close hs once MkDNhS-
DAY, At ol m THURSDAY, n a a., oa SATURDAY
atlt and q "a. THuA l. JAMES. PosinasseL
SOHnd and Hearna, Yolce aud speech, TIE LXpla-
nation of uusical Harmony wh LsrtoaA thEos aenr-s
By frUi kalcgg. ~ fRiBVAk LECTURE EsfoA no =