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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08
OLYMPIC THEATER.

The current bill at the Olympic Theater IS
unusually good. The new features consist OF aero
batic fcats by the Carlo Family. ana eccentric Ger
man dialect singing by Mr. George = Knight Inc CARO-
Family comprises three adalts, william, George ana
Frederick who are splendid specimens of physical
development. They do some new feats when are
graceful and entertaining. Two infants also ap
pear who perform upon the tapeze; also
tnerc is young lady who walks the tightrope plays
upon drum iIes gunand she does all this without
the aid OF balance-poe Mr.. John Hart ia, as usual
droily humorous, in a new farce, and Messrs west
aud Qleen do their extravagant comic bust
ness in another. Mr.. Pat Rooney Messrs. John
son and Bruno, Miss Adah Redmond, ana the
" Colored Hamtown Students" continue to be
amusing in their respective speciaties The perform
anoe concludes with the old burlesque OF Blue Beard
remodeed without being improved, in which almost all
OF the company participate. Miss Nuily feris sings
few songs. Messrs Harper and stansill-who only
boast two legs between themsng and dance in jos
and q manner.
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examination Of his body the doctor found bruises that he
believed the result Of violence He had never found
such bruises upon prisoner before The jury returned
the following verdict:
That Michael Connolly his death by soenng Of
the BRAIN accelerated by brutal and i'll treatment at the
hands OF keepers Patrick Geary. James 7 Covenhoven
Edward NJ. Reese and Dennis Hardy and We exoncrate
Thomas Reilly and James NJ. Boyle. We also recommend
that the Commissioners OF Charities and Correction ~
we'll the Warden OF Ba.kwell's Island Penitentiay
in the selection OF keepers and also In the proper
care OF prisoners no may be sick.
The men who implicated by the jury were held In
await the action Of the Grand Jury The others
who had been in custody were discharged.
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THE CITY'S HEALTH.

DECREASE OF SMALLPOX AND INCREASE or DIPH-
THERIA-DR. vAhDERPOEL's IMPROVEMENTS.
The Board of Health received the report of
Sanitary superintendent Day yesterday stating that the
Sanitary Corps made ISIS inspections during the past
week. Among the buildings visited were public build
ing SCI tenements 1876 private dwellings, 50 lodging
houses 10 manufactures 16 stores and warehouses, 80
stables, and farenderng establishments. The Disin
feeling Corps dsinfected and fumgated 45 dwellings
where CONTAGIOUS diseases were found The Ambulance
Corps removed persons sick with smallpox to the hos
pital The following Is a comparative statement Of the
number OF eases Of diseases reported TO the
Sanitary Bureau for the past two weeks:
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POLITICAL


Of Thousands Of dollars without authority OF NO
nominations for State or city officials made but
committee of 25 appointed TO examine and scrule
the list Of Democratic and other nomin atoms ALREADY
future meeting. The movement tonight In ais
tinct from the citizens reform mass meet
ing held ut the Maryland Institute last week
when independent nominations were made for Mayor
and sheriff Of this city As State ticket has been put
in the field by either OF these independent movements
ton which meets at Westminster to morrow, Will ad,
ourn without making nominations for State officers ana
aw ait the future action Of the reform movements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

The EouubIe Life Assurance Society. No 100 Broad.
way prepared TO Loans bond aud mortgage ON
frst.cass and stores in NcwYOrk aid Brooklyn
Principals will furnished with forms and iu information,
and their facilitated without charge except legal ex
p.nses for examination This Society also the
most policies upon selected lives including
the Tonne Plan by which during the past SIX
years surplus accumulated greater than by plan
heretofore pracce The society has assets Of twenty est
millions Of dollars and a annual income Of ten NIL
lions dollars annual business during tho past
I'VE years S4 than that Of any oes
Company.
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KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

The Kings County Democratic General Com
in Brooklyn last night and ordered the mold
ing Of primary elections in the city wards anu county
Friday night, to choose delegates 70 Assembly,
District Conventions held Monday night to elect
delegates to the coming state and Judiciary Conyen-
tons resolution was adopted recommending The tov-
to appoint Judge John A. Lott OF tne COMMISSION
or Appeals, the OF the late Judge MaIth
Grover. OF the Court OF Appeals.
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THE STATE OF TRAD
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

TOLEDO. sept Flour steady with moderate demand
\ do 81 20. Old 80 / White Michigan. Fl 40; No do,
81 " Ezra 81 80 Amber Michigan, II 81 seller pcto
her 80 seller November. ~ - = Old Amber Michiesn
81 81 La No Amber Michigan 81 lob No Red Einier
81 81 IL No. 3 Red. 81 Is; do Dayton and
Michigan, 81 TO- Com dull and .ow High Mixe' "a Sc
seller ctober size. Low Mixed, seller October "a y oats
inactive: No Michigan 50 Rejected, Sac ireiShts
Wheat to Buua!o du.i at Be- 10 Oswego 5c To Kingston
4Lc Receptss-Wheat. 2sUOO bush; orn. $1,000 bush
oats. 5000 bush. Shpmenis-Whea, $1,000 bush Corn,
10 900 bush oats. 1000 bush -,
WILMINGTON, sept. spirits Turleh.ne stelly ~ -y'2c
Rosiu eady AT 81 80 strained Tar steady at 81 Az.
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
SPAIN AT THE CENTENNIAL

WA-HINGrNN, Tue sufN, sept - 100.
The Hon. Caleb Cushing, Minister to Spain, has
written to Secretary Fish. stating that the late spanish
Rephc resolved that country should be represented
in the Centennial Exhibition, and made appropriation
of 100000 pesetas, besides appointing two Com
missions. one Of them being OF 80 members.
When the present Government came into power
the original plan abandoned and decree was Issued
creating "A new Commission composed OF the Directors
General of Agriculture. Industry. and Commerce OF
Public instruction Of Public Works; Of Gus
TOMS and Of Administration in the Ministry
Of UltraIAas. and the dlsbursing officer OF
the Ministry of Fomerto; the chief officer
Of the Commercial Section of the Ministry OF state AID
two voting members. To be named hg the Ministry OF
Fomcnto The representation 81 SPAN III irll'e illh
to h. in charge Of Royal COninlssaiy. me e%"h.s
OF the state and not 70 exceed 100000 pesctas. The
above decree followed by tnree Others ~ the sane
sary and d. Brouo Antonio Ravurz and ID MIRIAM
represent Spain al Philadelphia
A STATEMENT FROM Mr. COWEN.
Assistant Secretary Cowen furnishes the fol-
lowing statement:
Bishop Hare stated in conversation ast evening. AT
ire Ebbiit Honse. in this city that Mr. Welsh was alone
the Other mcmhers Of the Executive Committee OF the
Episcopal Church sympathized with hn IN as assaults
on the Department; that DR.. Dyar the Chairman. ana
Nr Rogers, the Secretary OF the Committee. would
checrfuliy testify that they have now, as they have
always had, entire confidence In the integrity ana goa
faith the Secretary and the Comnissioner aud That
thcv been dictated 10, nter1lod Wth OF TN
barI sed III an improper manner in thcr managcn'n nj OF
Iniian Affairs. The Bishop expressed his own entire
sympathy with the Secretary and his confidence IN the
integrity of his administration.
PRELIMINARY TRIAL OF BROWN.
The preliminary examination of Brown. for
the Treasury robbery was continued to-day. The new
Observation-Disclosures Mr. Wells appeared in the case for the
Government The testimony OF Henry D. Noyes was
tken TO prove that Haeck charged the actual larceny
10 a man he called c. Gates thai Ottman TO ske the
money and get II changed into other funds and tnat
I,rOwn was called on 10 help in that work.
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LOCAL ELECTION IN HOBOKEN.

A special election was held in the Fourth
Ward Of Hoboken yesterday to nil the vacancy In the
Common Council caused by the expulsion Of William H.
Dvyer who is at present serving term in the County
Pententiary for stealing the poll book OF the Fourth
Ward the last spring election There were tnree can
dldates and William H. Ellis elected the vote stani
ing: AUGUSTUS sfreng IO4 John O'Donnell 125; and
william III. Ellis, 1874. Tho vote was very nght.
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THE DISTURBANCE AT A REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.

THE DISTURBANCE AT REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.
In the report of the results of the Republican
primary elections this city, in TIE TRIBUNE of Sat
ray it was stated that C. r. Valentine was arrested on
account Of disturbance in the XXIst Assembly Dis
trict Mr. Valentine makes the following correction
TO the Edit0r OF The TribMne
SIZE In your report OF the primary election In she XAi
Assembly District last evening you state that being N
an alteration with william Haw, jr, was arrested and
aterward released beg 70 correct that statement oy
saying that il was william Haw. ir who was arrested on
charge OF assault made by and that he afterward
released. not wishing Ia prosecute. l0u VIII readily
the Justice OF making this correction Yours respect
fully. CHARLES L, VALENTINE
N,,p- York Sept a. 1870
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WOOL MARK Fl.

PHILADELPHIA Sept; WOOL dull Metilm and Combing
grades nrm qualities and nominal ONO Peunsyl-
vana and West Virginia Xxx. and above. i6d47c. X %
45, Medium, 5OG5lc.: Coarse i3a45c New iork. Mich
gan Iniiana. and Western Fine. - &c. Medium 43S
DOE Coarse IS iJc ComJng. Washed SIC ColnDing
Tny ashed az Canada COmbing. % C.. Fine, nwashe
q lie : ,oarse and Meiinni Unwashed, 35G37c.; Tub
" ashed 49d52iac: Colorado. Washed 26f30c; Colorado,
Ifnwashed 20 924c: and H,rino Pallet. i0d4 C.
No aud super Pulled. .0d i2c. reIaS Fine and Medium,
COars, ~ nc; car rnlaI Fine anu No
Alum n32c- Cali.ornla. Coarse. II l21c.
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Rt-NNIyG AT PROSPECT PARK.

The third annual running meeting at the
Prospect Fair Grounds begun yesterday with good
racing and a large attendance The first a two
mile DASH over eight hurdles. for purse OF 500, was
won by Longsts Coronet in 3j6. Freebooter won the
three-quarter mile dash for twoyearods and Longstas
Countess the mile heat race Thursday will DO the
second day Of the meeting.
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,Ew-YORk DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1875.

VIC h Of clothing; and the apartments Of Mrs Bauman,
Mt No IO4 Aenst robbed VI 40 worth Of clothing
while that lady away looking at the German process
sion.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday George " How
ard and Thomas Watson tramps were arraigned ON two
rharges Charles r. Taylor Of No. 93 Liber.yst.
charged them with stealing overcoat and an iron
model for cutting boiler plates, Of the value OF so
Michael OMaley OF the same address charged them with
stealing "a quantity Of lead pipe. brass tubing plated
ware, &c. In all worth $40 They were ench committed
in default OF hail for the first Oense, and held FOR
examination the other.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

ola File De Roland by Henri de Bornier
"a play received in Paris with great favor
from lie the Theatre Ffdncais-has been trans
lated into E. gish. adopted 10 our stage by Miss
Anne l.. Ford OF Be- iimore.
Miss Clara Morris,-as the play going public
will eln with peculiar pleasure,-is what better III
health and intends 10 sail for this city on the SIN INST
she has Ter profess ona treatment IN Paris or
sina disaast and mas endured severe and trying RENE
dies wAicn, happily have proved beneficial
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CHOICE OF A DEMOCRATIC CHAIRa.AN IN THE
NORTH CAROIINA CONVENTION

RALEIGH, Sept. 7.-Dr. Edward Ransom, the
Democratic nominee for President Of the Constitutional
Convention was elected to-day tho fourteenth ballot
thus securing Democratic organization for that body
The election In Orange County 10 supply the vacancy
occasoDed by the death OF Gov Graham taxes plct
the 18th inst, after which the Democrats claim an
easy working majority In the Convention.
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FATED.

From The Detroit Free Press.
Going up Abbott st. yesterday a man saw
boy about years OF age seated the sidewalk. bare
headed. IN the full blaze OF the scorching sun.
Bub. you ought not to sit there !" sad the man.
"WhyH
BE, ause you'll get all tanned mp"
mikes no difference whether sit In the sun or
the snad," sadly answered the boy mother me
u .uirr ~ iJuI tllncs uay any now.
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ROBINSON HALL.

Mr.. Robinson has brought his season of opera
boue to An end at this hail. and las leased the place TO
another manager Under the management this hall
will be known ~ the Partisan Varieties Mr.. Robinsons
opera company will it is probable. travel through
the Eastern and SOU hem States.
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RAGE RAIL-.

The Atlantics of Brooklyn and the champion
Red stockings Of Boston played their fifth Of the
championship series the Union Grounds in Brooklyn
Yesterday afternoon The Boston Club went first to the
bat and scored a run wild throw by O'Seil. Tie
Atantrs made one run the second aud earned one n
ne third inning In fourth inning the Boston Club
made three runs leading the tue rest of the game
INC following Ii the score by innngs
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Gureial Notices.

Mrs. WInsiows Soothing Syrup, for children teethng
sllays all and cures wind cole
Fost-bIlce Matte e.-Ths MAILS FOR EU ROPE Tor the
SATL RDAY, sept H. 1879, will close at this
once as follows On TUESDAY Al D. m; on WEDNF--
DAT at 80 a. m. TIL bsDAY 4; $3.50 a. M and on
sATU RDAN az II 30 4. ~ T u JAAEo, = ~
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ID with the following cast of

The excel,ent attributes of this representation ol
lity and polish. The il OF spirit: the other is OF
manner Every performer who Is noted at all Is seen 10
be ztaously sympathetic with the jOval feeling OF the
piece and each of the prominent artists proves THOR
oushly efficient in execution marked example of real
burlesque acting attention the nrst act IN the
dongs of the four cOnsprators whose solemnity and
elegance in most abs conduct is the perfection Of the
lndicrous Three OF the i'll this scd&". Messrs
Darcy Caste and Ludoyic, are new TO Ills Stage; ana
they contribute taste tact and fine humor 10 an opera
bouffe company which may fairly be accounted one OF
the most symmetrical, wellbaancod organ cations
OF the kind that have been presented In tins c!ty'
Another new conner Mile Duparc who leads the mill
tarv and who exemples very well indeed tie charm of
mischievOus drollcry besides helms neat SINGER NJ
Roger makes likewise, his first acquaintance with this
public and he wins favor by personal c0mcness. pre-
cslon of method his acting mellow. pleasing voice,
and refinement ia burlesque. Tie music OF Madame
LArchduc" while IL does not rival lie snowy saAllng'
ard captivating melody OF OF the earlier operas "t
NJ OF, nbach-such "A " La Grand Duchess" and La
Belle Helene "cvinCes tire resources or his inVchlon
and IS octOus its nice expression OF banter eqlvoque
and reckless playfulnes The concerted meodi Em'ras-
son Nous the song beef and beer and HdTieo
Vcus Officer et sans moustachc may be cited as pecu-
Hariy hanpy achievements the manner that Is NJ
Of.nbach's Own-and in which he is unriyacd Frolic
and wantOnness and voice In some OF his strains such
they never IN music found before III IS not neenu'
w. presume TO indicate that subtle current OF almost
npalpable dcyilry through tue story OF Madame
LArchduc; :" and those WHO have seen Madame GeOhoy
and Quercy will readily apprehenI that these en-
ergetic and reckless farrcrs not fail to make tina;
cr.cnt retty obvious in their OF the chief
parts Marietta aud albeit. The reception accorded to
MADAME LArchiduc" been sucn as to warrant inc
anticipation that Will b. retained on the Lyceum stage
till the advent Vi SignUr R0ss
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cr,b. lst "a. 3d. sih. 5ih 9Th. 7th. 9Th. 9th. TT
Doston IL o o 3-l5
4i.nI.c 30 ca
GOV BEvERIDGE REsENTs THE wINNEBAGO
COUNTY DUEL.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Sept. 7-Gov Beveridge
sent the following telegram to-day to the Hon. John
Carver states Attorney. at Rockford. Ill:
reported parties from adjoining State have
,vanfOpy violated the laws of tho State OF Illinois by
fchfing duel in your county. hope you Will take
proui Ut measures 10 yniicate the law.
John l.. BEyEGIDCE, Governor
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Pounds At an
uual rafes To reg

rtw therefore, that the circulation Of fns rais
sE through mails than that Of rhs Herald xsd
T>s combined GA World oomblncd and
sot all three OF these other
Advertisers will 10 their interest Ia 10
columns OF Tx Tribune wider
than the city ana tsS eeon ooiun
mo
than . column OF IA xny OF tho other pspora -.
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BURNING OF MANSION A HUNDRED YEARS GID.
Boston, Sept. Z. - The Alden Mansion in
Randolph, Mass, which over 100 years old. was
burned last night The loss is 900 aud 5000.
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Advertisers aesrfnx 60 gam The attention ana pt-
tren,xe Of Farmers and ASricuitarists. will nni Tx
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er The building I'd DO uUch the Agh.s'
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MARRIED..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BROOKLYN SOP BY hsv.
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L. {. Jackson of the same place.
al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed 'rith ~"
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II will be seen American News Company boughs
more TRDUyEs II did Worlds and Times put
together and that the NewYcrk News Company also bought
more TRIRusEs it DID Worlds and Times pdt together
This "a about a paTson OF TIE relative par
cha.s for some months past There has been time this
year N which daily circulation Of luz TRIBUNE was NOS
eaua 10 the combined daily circuaons Of Te World aad
Times in which its semweeky circulation was not quad
rupe the combined semweeky Calculations Oh the W@a
and inns and which weekly circulation was not out Oh
ght ahead OF the k crcussons OF The Hor1
and Times ON 10th Of April two Of the best known al
yersng agents in country prepared the following card
We the ned have examined the books Of fbE IAs
INK the Foreman Room, tho daily rcport etc,
and are ey satisfied do certify that the entire circu
aton OF THE tor the month of March w<s
25i625 complete copies making IN average das e'reas
tom FOL the Of Al 1911 and tat the enpre circulation
Of The DAILY TRIBUNE the month Of April NJ to and In
Guiding this day AS, $40 complete copies, making nS
ar,raos daily circulation for the month Of April thus fAf
81. S6S complete copies 8 NJ PErIEN"lLA-
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The agures gwen remained snguary stable through
out the past The average dAy circulation OF Ihs
TRIBUNE for the whole month 80, ISs.
The follow ng from te ocia report OF the POST
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giving tie postage by each paper IN the month
OF January 1875 ts regular edons, sent HVn inc NO"
YORK Post once " It's regular subscribers further us.
tie relative crcuations.
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The Rest Rooms for Omces in New-York.-Over ha
O,lu,erc,t 70 Advertisers

Yesterday the American and New-Yors New, Companies
boax OF the various Aorning papers As follows;
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THE DRAMA.
REoPENING OF THE LYCEUM THEArER
OPERA BOUFFE.

OPERA BOUFFE.
The reopening of the Lyceum Theater was
effected Monday ard Ofenbach's opera houfc named
MADAME EArchiduc" was sung and acted in presence
OF assembage of pleased spectators that filed the
house. prominent incident OF the representation was
q Military Review. In the third act OF the op
era which conducted by Madame Duparc. as
Fortunate corps OF about gnyly caparisoned per
sons, supposed be detachment OF the army OF the
Grand Duke. put through It's drill and these evolu
tons appeared TO afford much pleasure TO the spectators
The story Of the relates to the Archduke, Ernest
imaginary sovereign, who is the object Of conspra
cies. and IL is told rs follows
Count Casteldndo. of cxconspirat0r. Is strongly
suspected OF participation in movement which threat
ems the destruction of the reignng powers An order OF
Fortunate. young ohccr of dregcous To escape from
induce Getti and Marietta two domestcs of an nn IN
the nelghborlocd at which they are so]ouining anu
places. and the first act closes upon the depart
ure Of the mock Count and Countess In charge OF me
vigilantly guarded by Forfa"gfo, who is sensible to
maiden beauty IN te house or re rial count IN que
hold court on a sentence passed by this tribunal the
supposed Casteando and quartet OF coinea conspira
cisops This Duke an eccentric old fellow who takes
pleasure in doing the reverse OF what every rational
falling in love with Marietta. and finding that she stead
lily eulses his suit PC creates her at her own Srs
0bcyed by all his subjects and dependents while
culiningy keeping the ycIltabe sovereign aI arm
length, Marietta bends him 10 All her ca
prices. she appoints GAem Prince Consort
ami cnriches him with all the spare funds in
t.e kngly treasury. She d solves the Cabinet and pro
notes the consprtors to the RANK Of ministers In brief
she Clati III every way tn Archdukes longing Tor
originality in all things. and with the merry spectacle OF
dance the second act terminates inc thrd Is occupied
With the attempts OF tie hrcnduka 70 r return for
the honOrs lie has OrShen and conferred ana The money
he has spent. Finally. through the inst. ninenIahy
of FOrtHndtO the ArchduhC gets rid OF CHetl
by sending him embassy, but he gains
nothing by the husband- absence, and CieH al len-h
returns. a; "a critical moment general clearing up OF
mistakes takes place CDf CG>teidndO and Gffetts r.
their respective positions. the AIc"Ht reis MS
power place and scepteI quite content with MS recent
experiences and ndulgences in eccentricty The opera
winds up III good feeling. .
The piece performed with the following cast OF
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al Notices Of )
name aud address.