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and he is keeping four others in reserve.
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THh PENNSYLTANIA C4NTfSS.

Clerk of the House Edward Mcpherson is
doing more hard work in the than any other Re
,ubc,u orator He was the first to take the stump and
has been speaking constantly sine the campaign opened
Secretary Belknap is in Philadelphia. but is
unpears To be general feeling that the best place for
lnembers of President Grants Cabinet dNlnS politcal
campaign is IN W Washington
Gov Hendricks of Indiana is TO speak to
the Philadelphia Democrats tonight at Concert Hall II
l be Interesting TO observe whether the atmosphere of
the Est will alter his views the currency question
The D,iuocrt. of Eastern PENNSYLVANIA not anxious
i0I soft money speeches since the OHIO election.
The PiffsbHrgh Commercial, which is under
stood to be owned in large part by state Treasurer
Nsckcy ha- been attacking Col POllct the Democratic
candidate for Treasurer, with peculiar yindlctiveneSs
The colonel appears has endured this as long IA he
cares TO- and Ia speech at Franklin he hts back hard in
the following fashion: Robert ". Mackey cannot turn
over 10 me- if elected State Treasurer, check or cert
cate Of deposit in the Venango National Bank for the
sum Of - 900 nor his deposits in the Commercial Bank
Of Erie for some 81 600. viii receive from two
broken bankers my county his claim FOR HIO.OoO'
money gwen them deposit, belonging lo Tie STATE III
Mr.. Kenble- Judgment against banker in Crawford
c unity for $4,000. given to secure the payment OF
state money! in the Treasury cash. VIII not
take II nor will receive the obligation OF Hart. Caughcy
x Co. for $1,000. This man Nackel, my accuNer whose
dirty ring organs have beIied untold ISLANDERS uOh me
If mad account tome the peoples state treasurer
will first be made to understand he = required, IN
gcntlcndEiN and honorable way thai the money ne mas
been entrusted with 10y the people mast ne SHOWN 10
been psid uut ia accordance with the law, by honest
verified vouchcgS. and nor la O1nS to political faV0rtcH
with The payment OF annual interest to MN as an III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22

York J. By4ghtroan philadelphia schr j. A. nhwsFce
do; bark N NJ. Maven. from Portland sae1 zis,, "Is
George Burnham. Palmer Portland schf J" ," MIDWIFE w
HaiIy,x N 81 lOct. 90 Sailed. brig wesiwooi for Porto
@Sr,yz.s, oct 2O.-Ariyod brig 3. Y. Nichols Chase
from Bangor. - ~. o. ,s, ht1 co,,e,s,,t,
Pr 1G ~ s. oct eIcIcarsd ship Acadisn (Brl fer
Porand bark winburn Tor Honduras phg h"r'cS''" 'o
ST. JOIN ~ b. oct 2I-Arrived, brig Haze, from Boston,
Cleared y. X Clements for Queenstown .chr Lorne
for Boston.
TYBEF Ga. oct 2l.-ATyed, trg James Iandells lBr.l
from sunmersde. PEI Sailed, bark Emily Loniher tBr
WILMINGTON. v e. oct 2I.-Arived, bark Behrend gGerl
from Dublin: sailed, steansh Lucille Bennett baltimore
Arrived. 10Th. bark IsfsoL from Antwerp. .
NEWCASTLE, Del oct 2l-NooD- Passed down, schr. Mr.
DHrAwaRp BHKAKw.fEH oct. Zi-Blig Nellie Antrim lei
for phiadelphia during e night sh,p o3nstsnee sm
gibraltar Arrived steamship Albemae, rom New York
shDs Osf Pauline David and bark Hermelne are still un
AsioRi, o. oct 2O-Arrived ship Benz. se~en. Pencil,
BRuSswcK Ca. oct Cleared steamship Montgomery.
tH,RrsIOV Oct 2i.-Cleared banks Louise (Nor). for
Liverpool. Yarmouth Brl, for IIsyre.
ana amue Mona iany. Gcorretosn A. Haines from
Perth Amboy: VIM D. Aangam AID J. b. knosirs. from
New.York: Eleanor Jane nom kichmOnd Momento,
HOh0ken: Thomas H. smith Marion. John Mill T. from
sailed schr, Geo Hotohkss for NewYorE; All
POBLAND Ne. Oct 2lArTiyed steamship Falmouth. from
Georgetown: Clara smith. from Philadelphia; Kate T.. Lust
from CLEARED steamship Eleanors JOHNSON New
NEwOREAss, oct 2l-Ccared. bark Azea for Barcelona
Arrived ~ TIE Passes ships ObeIon, nom Lycrpoo scotia
from Bath.
posi- I.0i Al, :. C., oct 2lSaed schr j. II. stckney
BALTIMORE Oct 2-Arriyed steamships John W. Garrett
from Ne" YORK Ilocnce Frankid from fhadepha barks
Beisy udo CAoI fr?m Hy1si; "Sir Tpm o Isnsro
Woodwarl. for New. York.
SAVANNAH, oct, 2l-Auiyed, bn3 James ssndvel from
Sumrncryiie PEI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22

n very different affair. Wilhelm friedcnann though nc
did not inherit the genius OF his great father never
theless composer of striking originality and much DELL
caey, and this Fantasia In an admirable example OF his
style. Nine Goddard gave the Allegrctto charm
ingly. and her playing Of the Rondo Allegro
admirably crisp and delicate With the CHOPIN
Waltz she less successful for she has not al com
mand tho dreamy pathos for the proper inter
probation Of Chopns music but In the brilliant Thaherg
Study she entirely recovered her lost ground One OF the
best OF Thabergs pupils. she gives his music more sas-
factoIy than almost any have heard, for she il
fully In sympatlf, with 1t.
Nine Goddard had the support OF NJ. Sauiet and MI
Tom Karl. NJ. Sauret in capital vein, and gave
Ernst's Fantasia on airs from "Otheo" admirably.
There was scarcely trace OF that persistent nat
ting which has often marfed MS Worh
this season. His best effort was Nieuxteupss :
Revere. which he played with more than usual care ana
i'll which he showed much sentiment and expression As
an encore which he well deserved. he played Manfh"
by weniawsk Mr.. Karl contributed song by Adc'
and Ely Mavourneen," from Benedcts Lily of killaf-
ney." The audience not large but decidedly appre-
ciatye, and the Recital was On tho whole success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22
LEVI Il. FAEON.

Levi b. Faron Chief Clerk i'll the Office OF
the District Attorney OF Kings County, died suddeny-i
is supposed Of heart discaseat his home, at NO 36l
Unon-st Brooklyn about $3.50 yesterday He had
been overwOIked for several days account OF an acc
mutation of criminal business before the Grand jury ana
in the courts. Mr. Faron born in this city SO years
ago but moved 10 Brooklyn in early bOyboCd lie was the
Younger brother OF eX(Ontroller Thomas H. faro who
taught him the trade Of mechanical engineer, and EN-
poyed him hi' assistant when Mechanical Engineer Of
the Brooklyn Navy-Ysrd. He was aftcrward Deputy
Controller under his brothers administration as Con
trocr from 1862 TO 1SGs, aud WAS subsequently
clerk of the Quarantine Commission. He was ap-
pointed a member OF the Board OF Education
by the late Mayor Kabhesch in 1868 aud at the time OF
hi death was the Chairman OF the Law Committee OF
that Board He was admitted to tie bar III Isl aud
served ia Chief CLERK under District Attorneys MOTIFS
BittOn. ROdlran. aud WiISOw. He leave, WIDOW anu
a daughter years old His death was announced III
Tho County Court Yesterday morning. ANA allcr eulogleS
rad been delivered bytssistan District Attorney Moore
eXJndce Norris and CouIiy Judge Moore tc Court WIS
odioliped Tor the day. Mr.. FTrOu widely known
and esteemed. President WhOch has called special
meeting uf the Board O Education Tor this afternoon 10
take action in memory Of its deceased member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22
CATTLE MARkT'r.

BtFFNo. oct. 2l.-CtilLR Receipts day 80 head,
making total supply for the week thus ai lOlGj he CT
jps caTs-26 cars which through COusgnmenis anu
sale herraganSt 400 cal, for me same time
recrips thus far 81 f2 cans less aud
week last There was no market
10 day. the arrivals being All through assignments
good cattle the Ufrke; the Eas'"In dealers
supplied returned home; about 20 ears Oh through
stock shipment Tomorrow only few otd lots OF
common sufficient sales made for maTketabe
quOta 0nS go, -,-,.
SHRFP AID LANES rrceI!ts to-day. loo head making
the total supply the week thus IaT 62Go head AGAINST
for the tiUF last week, difference ~ tf
run thus Of tS0 head more and l22HO head
for sam, week ias wear market dul slow unsettled DC
M, light bIi good lots have been offered this
majority being from mtfiuE to iaif some III ilet
prices quality 81 offerings ~ last wcrks quota
lions nj common quality ~ IA &c. "H. while others quot
10 SHEEP ~ iir Oi, and irdrin .o poo
here &C. on best quality Of pfiugs not
after, while 9ial,r are almost eniry ne
uhroi, mostly Of
abOn. l.SGO head haze been drO'ed o.
since report CdnNa heer tNeharl aytraLing ~
u q lg,: Ohio sheep ranging from so lO2, ~ 80
- 81 -: Michigan sheep averaging S?092aA al ~ 400
~ 4j0ti 20. $1,000.
os-Rrreius to-day. J. c0 head making the total supply
for The wrr far $500 head. against 1880 head oi
M week dim in The run Tor The wttS Is
FAR "a more 1890 head DI week last
the market was duh SLOW the supply being uah
about Ob head disposed tayinc
the ylrts uLSut: IotfrrS, - 90 ~
heavy hogs <ak>2j tir majority o " sales ~ hta'' hngS
were for city trade and that Of Workers for he NeWi
trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22
tSSFNGERS SAILED.

FOR HAMBURC-ra steamship KIopdoct, oct CIV.
Eliot Tcttr aud LADY, Margaret W. Pete j. II. Poe
,uIr, VIM SteNar Rev. r.. l. l.. Gluts, Miss blanche n
low ard Mr. H. J. Fish John = Eis and lady. Master Ellis
p g. Gr,ith Albert Drcyfuss +. ". Mrlilaufer II. ~aen
bach Antonio pr, VI crr PeGa, II. y. nassegtcn,
IT, Kuunp Mr. llumrr e. ". Antilles. J.. IL. La Elphrgt
Mor j. g. Russow. julius Ebere lady and children. Miss
aroma Reich -
TDif SAVANNAH-h, steamship LirinGsfoD, Oct. 2l-
Mrs : r Brnton i. &. Sturicylnt, :. F. Myers, j. &.
Mills Alfred Mills. Jacob Tayor, Mrs rbos johnson and
r,ld J. H. Crosby and wife. o. G. Bentley, WIFE, and child
Mn. a. Thornton and child. Mis- \. p Lawrence, Ms. G.
NJ Roe.r. Miss West Miss r. NoOd'Id Mss f. Nopiiort,
Nrs T. j. and Miss " osb'rl, Miss Nbales Mt>
H. IoYdrn. Mis-. Joy, Geo. Damon, Robert Bonntt
Miss B. Osborn, MIS-: Bali Jas l,e'e:, Jas Wright W t.
Tinker nelson &. j. Em,gy, " D. a T. Ransom, Miss j.
Ioran Netso. Michael O'Br'n, G. H. HOFFMAN slon
B1cthCcl Robt Gibson, Is. II. Ctum Peter Welsh, Martin
Bulus. -,
Geo Iuchau 81 chan ard hil.r'n Charlie IL tnon
Mrs Onions Hannah Onions, Miss Clara Gcodha. Mt
and Mr, Rachel BoSnan ueo. Bchht ~ Ihoman
Mrs DE rrttou, MIR. Annie Cunningham AID Children
James DOueall Mrs Dou-a Geo IL Bayly Miss MARY Jane
M01it, Miss Ellen Dillon -
ron RlEMIDA- In sfsdDship (GniipO Oct. 2l-Jsmes
R1wrs J. +. Burrows Mrs. H. NJ Olmsted and child, Mrs
cameron nurse children. Miss Firth Ms, Fowle.
n Dixon MIS- Dixon ". Cos e. g. Butterhcd. J. II. FINN
inphan IT, Miss NJ. Onstcd, Miss VI. Ohm ted, IA. NJ Ohm
.rd T. Olmsei. Miuptnny, Miss Gr-sell, Mise cameron
Thomas H. Pitt H., Pitt lnghan g. Martin, Mise
Hughes Mrs A. Tenn, Mrs Walton and child Mrs. query
Mn, l. T. Onry and infant Masters Olney, Thomas Rob
erts J. H. GIney Mr.. Jones. VIM. Wilson Mr.. Hyiaad Mrs
IIaland ID. Porcheron, u. W. lint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22
PENNSTLT4NLi TREASURY FRIIbS.

4 MILLION AND 4 QUARIER OF cILNioNs TRACED
THE CUARGis AGAINST THE RING VIRTUALLY
PROVED.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21.-1he Committee
Appointed by the Pennsylvania House OF Representatives
10 investigate the affairs OF the Treasury have agreed
upon report stating that their investigation has deye
oped the following facts:
First That from S6i To 1874, there appears to he a
yearly oycrchargc the interest account on the pu
debt different Treasures taking credit FOR paying
mare interest than the state debt bore The grand az
lrgac thus uulawiully taken rom the state treasury
i'm the clry en- years would amount to the enormous sum
OF ~ l2:3Ol Is.
Second That from 1870 to 1874 there appears to have
been an excess premium charged IN the purchase OF
gold 10 pay interest goG-Jcarlng bonds, amounting III
an la Si2i I27 o. Many other minor fraudulent trilns
actions under the notice of the COMMITTEE Dul
IN, go here mentioned are the most important.
In referring to the action OF exTrrasurers In refusing
TO appear before the Committee the report says: Cer
tany il fair that all the charges made are
true "a, the TrcaslIrers do not appear "hen lawfully
subpenaed TO explain or deny them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22
Nj SIt.
NINE. GODDARD's PIANO RECITAL.


At no time since she has been in this cOun-
try has Mime Goddard been heard to great advantage
AS AT her piano recital yesterday afternoon The pro
0ralpe or her share in it, was more extended ana more
carefully selected than any previous occasion Her
selections comprised SchuDerUs Fantasia for piano.
ON ~ 80 Variations an original AIR, op. 80, by
Reetboyen a Fantasia by Wilhelm fredeianh
Baen a Chopin waltz, op. "a, No z, ana
Study by Thaberg The Schubert Fantasia
I. one OF the most beautiful works IN modern
niapo music full Of poetry and INSPIRATION and one
which while ii mover for instant sacrifices the musical
idea for the sake of display requires an ARTIST OF the hS
order for 10. proper rendering Nine Goddard seemed
throu ghout in thorough sympathy with the composer
and of course her technique left little to he desired
The Mnue was given with decacy and clearness' anu
the egretto while taken shade too fast was perfectly
executed The only drawback ~ the performance
M the piece was the same lack OF brradth
and individuality which Nine Goddard has
shown in almost everything which she mas
nIayed here The Beethoven Variations are chicny OF
interest a. showing the ingenuity Of the composer ana
giving an opportunity for the mastery OF dlffcut p""
age, on the part OF the pianist OF which Nine GODDARD
,ook full advantage The Bach Fantasia. however, was
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FISHING TON TOPICS.

WA>HISGToS. Thursday. Oct. II, 1870.
\ very Interesting fact i'll connection with
the loss and destruction of fractional currency is a>cer
tanned from the Treasury Department. " is very well
known thai the Government is yearly the gamer by
large amount by the disappearance OF small notes and
currency But the figures garding the three and i've
cent issues OF fractional currency when il j. remembered
how many of them required To make dollar. arr
particularly Interesting The Issue of these notes ceased
in April. 1869, az which time there had been Issued
YGO2 900 of The determination Of three cents and
- 7OO.OOD of the hye-ccn series. Although over SIX
wears have elapsed there still outstanding $4,000 III
thrce-cent NOES, and over S,-1OOoo OF the hNe-cen
lssllr.
P0s,inas;eg-Genrral Jewell had long conference to-
day with Col 1hos A. scott, who here al his re
dIest with virU still greater dispatch in the d-trl-
button malls ~ The south and ~Ouih-Wc-t Col scott
ac1uiesred wells StJns and promised 10
extend ali the riclit"s that may be desired.
The Secretary of the Treasury has ordered that the in
terest iyctwenty bonds falling due on the lst Of
November next be paid without rebate from and after
MoudJY ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22
PUB . 4 OPINION.

Where is Sam CaIyf is il true. as The
NLNloRK 1ElBt>E conecure9 that nc IS i ma a@Sl
Cleveland LeaGcr tHcpJ
We don't feel beaten by the Ohio election,
and even II We did we -ao'ld not give up the toh9.i
buque Telegraph DEM
sam Cary might he used a Il wind mill, and
IN that capacity up of The factories which ne
vent over, bocausc they stood sun ana WORKED nut
llerre Haute Gazette Rcp)
MANY of the country Republican papers of
Ohio ae ont in favor Of Gov. Hayes for President ana
Gen WoOdorl Of NcwYorll for Nice-PreSldcnl Rather
thin material 10 plaster the Union "lth-l'ieNeIahu
Faindcaler DEM
Mr.. Gladstone denies that Turkey has asked
him TO tinker fer finances. The Turkish heai evdenlg
yearns for Eucr aud Kelley Let these great hu"nccrs
Hartford Times lDemJ
Bayard secs his chance. He is walking right
that's about all he can get Delaware has more popua1
ny than NcwYork with the Democratic masses through
out the country unless Waist. comes down heavily with
money Wilmington dell Commercial RepJ
The Democracy, then, has not been defeated
IN Ohio. II mas1ucradng Democracy thai has Deen
oVtrbfown Democracy under ial9' CARP anu uii' d
coOre stolen the enemy, III the VAIN dhu
fatal aud oowardly and miserable hope "a catch votes
rom the Zoe at the expense OF ,he fCna RreS5o anu
The following unguardcd and incOnslderate
remark Ia from I'M TEBr SE Coy Iilden ana senator
Bayard the sole surviving Democratic canddale7 0
the PresdeucY." Where, should Ike 10 dSk III;
TRIBUNE. does II iustriOus wal Governor joe
iaIkeri Is he forgotten he dead Ley Jersey eu-
nors rehuke TIM ImBJNEs cold ncglect-lJelseI oity
Herald lIndJ
No one who has made himself familiar with
lhe real dr OF the Republican sentiment III the odIe,
prejudice but must admit that had the issue in Ohio
oesn purely financial one, the Relubicans mRnt naNo
cratic party might have carried the state, elected their
man and given the weight Of OHIO to the Hiihous iha
non lunacy but for their disastrous alliance WIN INC
Roman Catholic Church in its political eharacter-
cleveland Herald (Repl
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LATEST SNIP NEUS.
For other snip Ners see Second Pdge.l

For other ship Ners see Second Pdgel
ARRIVED.
st.am.hip Gen whitney Iaett Boston, with mdsc and
mass 10 METROPOLITAN steam ship Co.
S;ram.np old dominion, Walker, nchDOnd city Point, and
Norfolk with mdse pass Old Dominion steamship Co
scbr Exeter rendlcton, Rocklaud with lime.
Schr r. AIcnlarius. Lord ItOcklaud. With lime
Schr Ro-alene rOOke Fail River Tor Georgetown
ID. c. - 80, 40 ro,,
sCHOONRgs-RRER AND fOAsfWisk
NJ A. PredmOrr Providence. II. r. LILY, Provide nee.
FlaNav Providence. MARY ~ bioNn' fIONlueh'e'
Io. Providence Saiah wooster, iioNhehcc.
Excel Virginia.
SAILED.
Steamships Kop.iock Hamburg land anchored at Quar-
,ntiur,. Uny for London Georgia. for Glasgow
Roya Minstrel Galveston; Crescent city, for Havana
Cty OF san Antonio Galveston; Herman Livingston. uf
savannah Bell Richmond ship Helene. for Ba
mora barks severn. Newcastle; CIna H. for Cork Ca
mlla Queenstown. q. W Roosevelt Tor Havana brig ls
ion Dcnarara; schr White wing for feTnandlna
WiND-sunset. moderate W., hay On shore
SPOKEN.
oct lat lonl. brig sullivan, Perry, Nom Bruins
wick, Ga, for RIO Janeiro.
LONDON oct. 2i-Adsces received here from Gibraltar
announce that thu American bark Josephine Marker, Fos
green Grgeni lcr Boston which arrived al Gibraltar
leaky On the nth inst. IA ischnrging Tor repairs
DISASTERS.
Shin samuel Glover Perkins returned 10 Monteyides
lith inst leaxy and with rigging damaged
SCAT Hudson lof Rockland, from New.lOrk Tor Booth
Cgisu = ni, leaking about 900 strokes per hoar.
Irig robert Mex. spearng (Brl from Havana 10th Inst
returned the day leaking badly She
h-acL.d to save h.i caJgo
FOREIGN PORTS
HAVANA. Oct. 2O-Arriycd bnss Matte Is, from New
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NAVAL. ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-Capt. Edward Barrett has
been de the command cr tie Canandaigua and
placed on waiting orders. Lieut. Commander d. e. oodrop
Master, George H. Vents and CLAYTON ;. Richmond,
Surgeon Joseph fIugg Assistant surgeon 6 q
Corndon Chief Engineer -. H. H. WARRIOR Boattwain T.
Brown and Gurrcr J0in Gasking have been cett ned
from tauanGsigua and pgcr waiting ORDER Ll'm
Ensign Frank EleTy and Carpenter W ~ ~
detached Om the Canandaigna ana ordered
To ship New iamDsbirr al Norfolk Va Lieut.
Louis KINGSLEY, Master J. H. Iolso ana ~amJk, q neg
man have detached from the ludagua and ordered o.
the O-sip,e Lent NJ T. Book detached from the Osspee
and ordered 10 the Maryland At Norfolk, va Passed AZ
slant i'aymaster g.. H. PsuldDg IL detached from the
Cananraea 0r red to settle account. Assistant Eng
Henry HerwigOld Cadet Engineers VIM Is fgs aI
l. detached from the CinanaaRua ana
ordered the Plymouth. Ssilmsk.r H. W Frahkhnd ma
been the Osspee aud placed on waiting orieis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
synopsis for N. pna sperty- four hours

yVnODsts Tor me pnfl ITfWEtTOtT HDHTF.
The barometer has fallen from the lakes to
Missouri and Tennessee, with clear or lazy. warm
weather and southery winds. North-eastery winds
STATIONARY pressure and temperature and clear weather
prevail In the Gulf and South Atlantic States North
west to southwest winds clear warm weather. ana 10"
prcssurc in the Middle and Eastern states. go
TIE ohio River has fallen at Cincinnati and the Ale
gheny has risen at Freeport.
Probabiiihss.
For the Lakes the Upper Mississippi the Lower Mis-
souri,. and the Ohio Vale, =, fallm. barOn,trr s0ni-
west Winds warn party cloudy clear weather VIII
prevail.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf states and Tennessee
stationary falling barometer, northeast to southeast
winds and warmer, clear partly cloudy weather ana
possibly rain on the south Atlantic coast.
For he Mddie and Eastern states, faHng bdroneter
,cnr. clear ho=y reafher rih soh~e 10 sohfdS'
ride