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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
CONDITIONS or RAPID TRANSIT.

What the Rapid Transit Commissioners have
done has been in most particulars well done,
but the selection Of legal routes is not the
building of rapid transit roads. A great step
forward, it is. after all. only the first step.
There are other conditions precedent to the
successful construction of road which the
Commissioners and projectors alike should
carefully study.
The Commissioners have located irc ,.r... g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
THEATRE COMIQUE.

A reigning sensation at this theater is tire
Shooting Match between the Mu.gan and tine sAi'inufe
Guards This Is droly managed. an rs sht at u err
topic Of vital interest," 1t has the advantage az fresh
well the merit OF opposite iun The visitor 70
the Theatre COmque may long and much d'ersihoo
programme and be- of the enjoy ment Of something
comcal New plays are underlined. and NcssIs Harri'
gan and Hart by and BY to effect their reap1aancs
the Theatre Conlque-where they are aycres OF long
ATM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

Messiah We hear ere trumpet voice o. the Shofdv -
nouncng the New Year and the weekly Sabbath and the
various forms under which the Redeemer looked for
sre symbOlized by tho changing character Of the
music, tho idea Of hope ever reaching for
ward and disappointed being ingenieusy
conveyed by the persistent avoidance Of perfect
dence. All this Is admirably done, and yet 1t takes
strong hold upon the listener because there Is little In
spraii0n in H. Arthur Suyans thernss are OF lighter
character, but they treated with considerable free
dom. and he shows rich vein Of elegant melody. All
these composers belong 20 the school Of MendelSscbn
They are not cOpys's hit they have gone step
beyond their distinguished rnsster, indeed Of
that school will. TIE last aim Of the Mcndelssohn
school Is the creation OF beautiful FORMS not the expres
sor Of poetic impulse and Mendessohn, II TO uA
not only developed but exhausted IT, Hence In English
orchestral music, which shapes itself entirely upon thst
idOzed aud elegant mode discover real vitality
With characteristic British todlty 1t has stood still for
aquarer Of century while the rest Gi the world has
been moving
Henry Hugo Person, TLo died at Lcipsic In January.
1873 spent grea. part OF his life I'm Germany, and his
music is much German than English I'm its charac
Ter In the symphonic Poem chosen for performance On
Tuesday he adopts In its fullest extent the FREQ poetic
style Of List, discarng the formal restrictions which
his cOuntrymen have agreed to consider essential!
This Macbeth" ia programme music pure and simple
md indeed cannot be understood without the copi0us
upon the Unlike List, who tales one or two com
parativcly simple themes suggested by the poem hs
undertakes to Illustrate, and develops them In harmony
with the general DRIFT Of tho text Mr. Person dssecta
the whole play by scene and tos to depict each
salient situation In appropriate music The concert bills
Tuesday referred TO Act II. Scene w Of Shake
speares play for the key TO the symphonic poem.
but in this will be found only the motto
Of work. Hours dreadful and things STRANGE" is
subject is really tine entire tragedy Here for instance
VT have the March OF the Scottish hosts here Lady
Macbeth reads Der husbands letter; here Macbeth be-
holds the airdrawn dagger; this trombone soo is the
First witch the answering cornet speaks for the second;
the flute and the strings play for the King at supper;
murder rcmOrse the dance OF the weird sisters and the
closing BATTLE all have their symboca or descriptive
passages. 1t is something more than programme music;
1t IL panorama music The IA too crowded. Tho
picture is both fragnentary and obscure. But 1t Is
OF both force and brancy, and II the audience
had enabled to understand ts drift would proba-
bly, have made marked impression In 1t at any rate,
notwithstanding obvious faults recognize that pho
nomenon in music, progressive Englishman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
XALLACK,S TuEATER.

Mr.. Wallack gives notice that the new sea-
son ut theater will shortly be opened with Mr. H. J.
Byron's comedy entitled " Our Boys" The engagcm nj
here Of the Julia Mathews Comic Opera Company will
end ON the 18th OF September change Of programme
is to be made next week-tne present being the last sta
NJ - The Grand Duclsss"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
Tup LARGEST CIRCULATION AMONG THE Best

THE LARGEST CIRCULATION AMONG THE DIT
PEoPLrTHE has it. The fact Is demop-tf7it" ~
the published figures and II four mOnts aIIc Lc pun
icafon before stunned rivals were ahe 70 utter
bald denial. Tie superior circulation Is SHOWN ~ nm
the American Company OF the New ork News oup
psny of The Union News Company and all the oer hea,y
Sesters In The certificates The advertising ageft ana IN
the onca report Of the Postmaster OF the CITY 70 the
General The authorities refuse IN permit the 1uter p
aton The figures on account Of the complaints OF rivals
but known that they continue down 10 masn" a
10 exhibit the relative proportions as Wnel u ~
announced, last April The orders OF the news
then and now demonstrate that TRR IRlBt NEs dSiy
sircn,son ia greater than the combined daily crcna.
tions Of both World while Its WEEKLY Is larger
nan the combined Of all its city rivals Auvef
Users no want informal these points have cry
eap az THE Publication once or see tne auco
OF INTEREST Advertisers among the special NoIces On
be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
THE BIG BONANZA,

We observe that the provinces are thr ,atencd
VITA doses Of the everlasting Big Bonanza" Mr. Dsl
Travelling Company. now at Mrs Drews Theater dhe
Arch, Philadelphia will soon start tour OF all tho
cities of the Republic Tns begins at Buffalo Gu Sept 20
The Big Bonanza and other pieces will be taken along.
and the cavalcade will be led by Mr. C. bud aud Mr j.
". MOrrissey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
TERMS OF THE Tribune.

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers. 81 per snnuln.
SxMI-WEyKIY TRIBUNS, Mail Subscribers, So per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. 81 per annuTn.
Tax SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready this
morning at O'clock in wrappers for mailing. Price
4 ceDta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
Business Noiiees.

INsUREs Men OF ALL TRADES AND OCCUrA-
v,oSs .yrIFKs lPR AND INSURANCE COMPANY
DYEING AND CLEANING.-Take your Dyeing
and Clean ng the NEwYoRK DYENG ASp IT, rNISG rs
7ABsINENT 9s 752 Broadway and 6lo SixtnaVe
New York and l66 aud los Perrepont st., BooAn Es1o
lshed q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
Nep'nork Daily Gribn,1e.
FOUNDED eY HORACE GREELEY
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1875.
THE NEVIS THIS MORNING.

FORFIGN-Bishop BOurget counseled submission
IN the law in regard to the burial Of Guibord, but
Threatened to interdict the place OF burial. -
President MacMahon removed Admiral Baron de la
Ronciere de NOury from command OF the Mediter-
ranean squadron for avOwing sympathy with Bona
partisan using dsloyal language. - The guam
tity and quality Of. the Danish harvest was above
the average. - The steamer Martin Wiener,
bound for Hamburg was supposed to be lost -
Setter & Sons of Liverpool failed; Liabilities.
5000 900. - Nicaragua granted subsidy to the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. - The Vice
President of Ecuador has succeeded to the Execu-
tive power.
DoMEsTIC.-Cyrus l.. Pershing was nominated for
Governor by the Democrats of Pennsylvania, on the
tenth ballot; platform was adopted favoring infa-
ton. - Prof. Marsh addressed the Red Cloud
Commission at Washington, in reply to attacks of
the Interior Department. - President Grant re-
ferred Gov Amess demand for troops to the Attor-
ney-General; tho Chairman of the Democratic Com
mjttee of Mississippi declared Federal aid needed.
- Heavy forest fires broke out in ST. Lawrence
Coupty.-Th The Indian troubles in Nevada ended.
- A witness in the Westervet trial said she saw
him with child like Charley Ross in horse-car in
Brooklyn. 60 Ottman's guilt in the Treasury
robbery affair was clearly proved.
CITY AND SUBURBAN-S. L. NJ. Barlow and Mar
shal O. Roberts retired from the Erie direction, to
be succeeded by J. B. Brown of Portland and j. l..
Walsh of Philadelphia. 60 John w. Ritch testi-
fed before the Legislative Committee on Quarantine
and Emigration Affairs concerning engineering work
at Quarantine Islands No. and No. @ - The
.,estchester County Fair was opened, addresses
,eing made by the Hon. John Jay and j. OConnor
Power of Ireland. - Numerous affidavits and
cable dispatches produced in the suit concern
III MIA IN ~
- Vanderbilt. Countess, and Vernango won the
races AT the Prospect Park Fair Grounds. - Gold,
115lA. 115ss 115la Gold value of the legal-tcnder
collar at the close, 6G6IO cents.
The WEATHHR.--The Government report predicts
Loudly weather and rain. - In this city the
.,ay was fair and warm thermometer 71o So. 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

THE TRIBUNEs MONTHLY CALENDAR
ne ayoe dres indicate the days Of u, mon:-e nadH onH
: ~ - Ia ddlfn Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
ENGLISH OPERA.

The troupe which is to support Miss Kellogg
English opera this Fall will comprise Mrs Van Zandt,
Miss Beaumont, Mrs. Seguin Miss Montague aud Messrs.
Castle. Mas, Peakes Carleton, and Hamilton MI 8.
Behrcns OF the Strakosch opera troupe will be tho
conductor Miss Kellogg will open at Booths Thester
Oct II, for OF two weeks The cLief feature
in interest OF the will be the production Of Bales
Lilly VI Killarney" with Miss Kellogg Ely OCCnaor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

President MacMahon has acted judiciously
IN displacing Vice Admiral de la ROnciere-le-
Noury from command of the Mediterranean
squadron for avOwing sympathy with Bona
partisan and declaring that his loyalty would
be governed by circumstances. Had he over
looked this defiant act the discipline OF the
navy must have been impaired, and the Gov
eminent brought into general disrepute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

The scquttal of tire negroes on trial in
johnson County for alleged attempt to incite
instruction in Middle Georgia is a most
satisfactory conclusion of the proceedings
against these misguided persons. 1t was ex-
pected that the greater degree OF excitement
and apprehension among the whites III that
county, together with other circumstances
would make the course of justice run less
smoothly there than in Washington but the
result shows that the fears of the negroes
that they would not receive fair play, and ON
own apprehensions. that the Judgment of jury
of the vicinage might be warped by prejudice,
vero alike unsounded. A. ion; IA Dcotgia his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

such courts as those of Washington and john
son Counties, the negroes of that State will
have no reasonable pretext for emigration.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-18

luitllsei By nominating Alsek Stephens
for presideat.
The new VI Isoousin Railroad hill rsises
The rates 20 that The companies can save
per cent more The companies asked
Tor ~ per cent. bat proietS 70 be satisfied
with the result.
A Washlngtsn dispatch says that for
al boar amer the Adjournment Of the
senate there was great crowd upon the
noor around the desk Of Andrew jobs
son, and be was kept busy in hand shak-
ing. Several boquelI were presented to
him during the time.
The Panama Railroad directors met
Thursday In the Pacific Mail Steamship
CompAny's building, aud listened 10 5
verbal report from MI Trenor W. Park
who recently passed over the road on a
tour Of investigation. Nj Park found
everything In very satisfactory con
didon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-18

This community has been greatly e1-
cited ever most mysterious aud shock
lug event. $50 less than the death. as IL is
thought by many, by violence OF a new IS
born infant The facts as currently re-
ported are as foliows: pasng the nigh.
sf thc sth ult. lte wife of Clifford Hefs-
le.lng gave birth to q mature child, 40 one
baa ie fahee neing present. The mother
cared tor rHe ells1s Immediate ucgd- as
well a- ber oand.riaa permitted. aud 10
was afterwards carried bF 1hs father to
a. a3fa.uag raolo and placed Co. Is chair.
SHORTLY after. ibe child ttlug urifaG. be-
was seHl la isleh ll back. when ia wss
discovered 80 have Il gasb an inch in
length aefas. Ihe son pat o. Abe brad
baea OF Use fyfshesd ff3m which tie
bl#ssd uas oasna No assistance wss
called uutl1 their children, Gve 300 numt.sr
bad ar.tsa ia lhs mgFulug, nor nediesl
ATTENDANCE lIs lsler hour, aoi withstand.
log two physle.aus Nese within ibe vi.
lkss and several families wltbiu stgnrs
fhfaai amaHg whom are tae parent. %
he hatbaud Hnd sister ~ the uHe.
TIE child fingered go evening when death
tihdi gave L rect. A. may Be Supposed
gabAc ofsai7a 3emAasiel that au Iaqaesi
sisaad - bed, bgi penalhg qars,iSs d
-ssss sdlctasa hfiweea ne town emasrs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-18

Boston proposes to celebrate the one
hundredh anniversary of the battle Of
Bunker I'M Dune ~ by grand parade
Of the entire state militia,
According to The journal record Of fires
daring The month OF February, 1875, the
/ loss by the FIRE in New England amounts
10 81 ,0ss ,Glj. Nermonts loss il estimat-
cd at $4,000.
Poland and Saylor are to be made i'm
mortal In Arkansas, The names OF two
counties, Clayton and Dorsey. are 10 be
changed, and those OF the former respcc.
lively substituted.
A clergyman at Taunton, Mass, lately
asked his parishoHer- to reduce his pay,
az mary members Of his church had lately
suffered reduction in theirs. They
cheerfully complied
Tie fact that the English army ia lndia
/ is to be pat on a war footing aud held in
readiness for aetive service is taken as a
preay surs indication that great war Is
lmmic,ut la Europe.
10 May I.exi, the cable Tariff between
America aud EaglaHd aud France will
be reduced 90 iny cents per word, gold
TH. 8. decrease ut nearly halt Of toe
former charges
II has 6eeu colder il sweden thi. win.
ter laau Ia anf other civilized country
he Futuda. the iacrmomrlrr marked ia,
u degrees below zero.
ii hss been decided 30 North CaroIins
thatlbe Cyil I,ighls bi0i does not spply
I % bar-raom. THE right u a black tnau
TO get as drunk - 5 white mao rests on
= dsiereug basis lhan that bill
Holland runs " 90 windnlils =, cot
Of s. ,c30 90 per snuum Il il not STATED
box many Of theta are debating clubs Of
legislative assemblies.
A Gcorela editor illustrates The dsplo
rsble effects Of whisksy upon tbe human
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-18
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NANtuEsrRH.
Rev T.. y Granger, State Agent Of
he Vermont Temperance society, oecu.
bed The pulpit IN the Congregational
hufeh last Sunday t.....
There i i general brushing up with
ONE repairing Al Balf and Burton Sem.
nstyi preparatory lor ha next term
rbIeh begins next Wednesday We learn
bat 10 prospect faf iuii school is very
s acd SEE
The a0nutl t5hool district meetings
&c held bn tha last Tuesday evening Of
arch; and there will be $50 ueed Of
adjourn Ing over the meeting" for the
arposs 0 voting the tax Ia April, as the
as which made Il necessary was re-.
ohlsd u tie last session Of the lepis-
lurc
A. there has been some question In
" gaid TO the uow law IN rcgnrdto Stamps
. vouchers for the pa, men, u mnAhY at
bauk, We publish The following Official
eelsioB, which covers rtcstot tiierbihIs
the ease. That II here j. any uu-
Z efslandIag between the bank and the
aker Of the notes, ~ Accepeor Of the
'ecEs, drafls, 81 orders payable at The
pink, that ell such notice snd scceptanses
all be paid by the bank, and charged in
e account Of The maker, drawer, or SC.
pior, ~ The same manner a. ordinary
,eoks would be, such notes and aecep-
noes are considered liable to the two
~ stamp tax "a vouchers" for the pay.
enl Of money by the bank. This applies
notes, drafts, &c, made. drawn or &C
pied prior 10. February =, 1875, when
ia by the bank on OF after that date
lis tax applies to cheeks drawn by a
nj upor ITSELF tor tho nnrpoto OF pay
s ( is own dividends, aud the dividends,
upous OF interest of0ther corporations
for other payments. Checks drawn by
ate, County, OF City officers in their Of
al capacity upon public funds depos-
Y d Ia a bank, sre exempt, IL said funds
kept separate from any private sc.
uuls, Do not being within the intent Of
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-18

Use Renne's Paiu.Killing Magic Oil
at works Ike charm" for curing head
ache, cold IN the head, catarrhal Difficult
ss, neuralgia, rheumatism, soreness OF
the chest or side, stitch In the back, OF
any lameness. Try IL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-18

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NauiH 49, Rssi At sb5FE
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MfAAys
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.


MRssais,
The neIt Regular Communication Of Adonirsn
Lodge Y. \ A. NJ, wili ba held on ThursdAH
evening. March II, 1875. ..
AdsairaIa Chapter, No. Is, IL. A. NJ
Ns1t regular gonvocaton " "Wednesday even
D. X. sIMoEDS. II. p.
". A, BLACK, sect,
skinner Post No. "a, G. A. IL,
Msets at Col5urn House Hall, Factory FONT. on
the brst Tuesday evening" Of each month,
GEO. II. SESSIONS. Commander.
Grant Lodge, No, IO4, J. u. &, 4.
Meets At Adams Hall every Wednesday evening
Al O'Clock All members Of the order arc
invited. Degree Meetings every weeks Neit
degree meeting Saturday evening, March 10th,
al O'Clock
I. J. HoYT, l. u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-18


usHrg has been 5oae towards sec
ae54ah. d : oulr first ard Froptr % a
itat thr PARROTS iegI their igss gnaHt
aua sesm a. auaiaus for az suqa.rF 3
lbr rub4s TIE relatives q bs,h pareus
are hm9rg tht mos. respected mtnbsfs d
sas.esy. their eva lives without rtPrusel
aausuR shl8.essues of TIE husband
AHaEsshgF ths case wears al aspect o
ths eresirst aYslsry
Ter several months past there ha
beea 8 great lack o. harmony between I
portion % THE Congregational toeiefl
and lls pastor, Rev Nj samnels, 60 ID,
sHlea' that bis mIplssratious have beer
greatly Jung are1 Cor nseiu.uesf. Oa Cd,
conclusion of b.. patioraie, sn event
which recently happened, the Rev. gen
teuau deemed taai council was ueees
sarf fer bis siudieatlou and The same va
called see1I3iuR 90 The laws aud usages o
lbe church, and has just terminated
Charge aud specifications were intro
duued 10y both parties together with 8
good array Of Witnesses. The finding ha,
mot So vet been promulgated. sud the
opiajou Of large msjur.,y Of didaler
ested spectators is that the vjndication o
the pastor IL n0t success.
Il was surprised at lhe defeat Of ia,
"llonest Miller in running Tor the ofIla,
Of Pound Keeper Usually. be tumbles Il
every thug be goes for. 1t is Just posi-
sibie that bis new vocation did lbs bust
ness for bifof he told us he wac goiug
10 be elected sure. lie tod too much
Eut
SUNDERLAND.
A thaw on Monday and Tuesday ia,
spoiled the sleighing aud cleared th,
streams Of Ice. No damage was done
The hop al J.. II. Graves hail, Fri
day evening was perfect success, Tbcs,
hops have been conducted by invitation
and the result has been very satisfactory
Friday evening \. X. Stilsou fell on
Tie ice IA ifo"t OF l.. II, Graves and dis
located III. len shoulder but "a doing
well uudcr The care Of Or. Mosley
ARLINGTON.
Nearly one hundred from, This village
attended the entertainment of ,be ORA
matte Club Of west Arlington and all
we're well pleased with il.
1t +, cxperled lb.l IN. works Of IN,
Arlington Manufacturing Co will starr
gain next Monday.
Til. G,r,or,.,f ~ EJ & Flint +.
..,.asgi.ov .,y,y.,su,,st Thev ammo,
obouttwsn,y.fvo hand. aud hsvs RIM ,
pu farce all ,bropyh III. tari fines
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NUT '"'''"' Nv ''''! i''0'r' Jul ~ was
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-18
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT


FOR Two, three or uYe years
The subscriber on Gecouut Of poor health, has
decided TO dispose Of his farm EbOys. said
farm contains las acres has about 800 apple
trees aud plenty Of other fruit, such A. pears
plums and cherries Every Geld has spring o.
iivlng water that never fails Ia the dryest time
There are about 700 sugar NAPLES and IS Acre'
Of Woodland, large barn that all contain %
tons 81 bay bssides the straw aud corn fodder
u.us.iy raised or the farm, and other convenient
buildings All the land 10 yell seeded with
clover aud timothy aud il 10 good condition.
said farm ~iii be rented 70 auy good responsible
business man 81 sold On almost any terms a
n tu rsn sss Any one having small place 10
turn Ia tO~sFds payment u would be taken 81 .
fslr rrasJnAbfr prlcs. said place 20 be near
sssss.sl1, o. r0ntsia auswb~Fs fsgta hss 10 ten
tere., guod hpuss sd wEtsr euus-BlsBt Any
sss Vi .hius u Atrs must apply bsfsrs the lei ~
uays ABy cite wisLiaK 70 purchase the stove
uffsf - upon 80 tbsu Tor tie seEs0Bt
HEUBES SHAW
ti-sro-. Warrington Co, ~ T.. Apr /. 1874.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-18

lUHoUsANDs SAVED Prom the brink Of
| tho grave, health and strength given to
those deemed iHcurAble, % using the famous
BRAzILIks PLANT, discovered 10y DR.. Evans Of
tho Navy Radically cures DYSPEPSIA, LIVER
EPILEPSY, Losr vIrALfTl, and Weaknesses from
eIosszes IN ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, OPIUM, aud other
GAUGES weakening the BaAiS aud NEhvOus sly
TIM. Send stamp Tor circular. Empire Phdr
mace aticol 60, 1871 Brodd.oav n J. SLY