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LATER A. NJ.

Loveland Munson, of Manchester, VIII
probably be president of the convention.
There is strong opposition to Judge Po-
land. Addison county presents Hon. f.
E. Woodbridge for district delegate. Ben
nington county presents Col. Mason b.
Colburn OF Manchester. Col. Veazey lie
probably sure of delegate at large. The
balance of the delegation is all Sat sea-
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New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

sometimes rough AMI the parts arc not yet evenly pai
anced but Mr. Thomas had 1t well under cohtrol anu
really worked wonders with it. Mr.. Bucks Cantata
work Of remarkable met-One of those Whlch crows on
one with each hearing-was sung better than uythlhs
else Mr. Whitney sang the bass solo (Which he ais" sang
I'm Philadelphia at the first production OF 'hiS
work. with taste and great dignity ana Iee'-
ing II is one OF his most satisfactory euorts' Inc
cantata was composed for larger auditorium as wen
AS larger chorus and orchestra than those OF last hgn
but it lost nothing in the rendering Mr. Panes ohoa
was not so effective as the cantata, tn" orchestra thc
brass in particular being sometimes rather oHefpo"ei-
ing On TIE whole however Mr.. Thomas fully proven
the wisdom of his undertaking. The chorus Is surely
destined TO render most valuable aid in his concerts "
1t viii make possible the production of large ana hoS'
interesting class Of works such, for instance as choi'
symphonies which has never been III his power 20 give
heretofore.
Mr. Henry c. Timm. a veteran pianist. played TWO
movements Of Chopins l. Minor Concerto (No. u lie Is
neither a. much at home much in sympathy WIN
this class of works with such compositions ds the con
ccros OF Mozart and Hummel, in interpreting Wnci' ho
has scarcely an equal Mr.. whitney sang an an" ~
Mozart and the orchestra played Weber overture anu
Lists Les Preludes" glcriousy.
Tomorrow night the Centennial music VIII DC Ie-
heated with Mr. Rcmmcrtz in place OF Mr. Nmlho!'
Friday hight will be a scandinavian night.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

-, .pr.ov ,tpotalan ST. Lawrence co, y y, on -nn.
iay hr lih Inst, Leyinus, son oi inc IH'' ''''' '
fell ClarisIn. ,.., . -.
DAYAN-In this city, Of pneanohlA oh W. w, t"',iic t"' i.
Howard iNOn. wife 81 \ e. lpiN dH' 'i' W '' ''''
TO-. y. y. in the Goth year oi h'r"t' -. ....
tF soppEr- or Monday. oct. lb hlno'n iNt'' "' ",
Henry al Laura T. d' ''PP''' '~o
yrar.. month. .ud 10 days
.oIce OF tuncrai hereafter.
DANSDN-At Addison, y. " ocI l'' ''''' 800
agoI 90 years and months. - ,,.o ,-,h mat
FIELD-At Grocnheld Mass. oct H. 80, NJ N? VI
puinsn Ei,lJ Dyfd 81. Formerly rtS"r" ih Wv io'"-
HUNT sunday oct -. this city C'li''' - num- "7
- years Inflammation 0t the DI"h'
LANCASTER SATURDAY morning, o''' - '''''' '7
daughter Daniel lahci'eI .,,t m. funcr, ou
Rrin ives and friend. invited 10 l'lthi w.
Tuesday The i7tl inst. at T. III! l"'" NJ "'' '
tcncr, No l67 West THuhty -secohu'S'' - 49,,
,,tTTTp A. Xev,R Rochelle oct H. 1876. Leonard r. NIL
Ter. -. A.. Docl.l,, an Tu,.dav
oct H. al ;jO D. ~ Friends aid relatives alr t,P',t"y
requested 10 attend the funeral without liIt'i
ran leaves Grand Central Depot Forty sec"hi ST. " y A
VAN NOsTRAND-At her residence. EnLlbeth. a. OK
SATURDAY, Oct. H. Lille only diuRnlSi Vi '"0 '' ' '
NOstrand and Martha ]. Van Nosiiani - ro..,,oy ne,
Funeral from st. Johns Church. ishI$oo'n' v" '''
IL. llJU.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
DRAMATIC NOTES.

A fve-act play called Bozc, or the Country
Cousin" by Mr. Cnarc, Gaylcr ha~ preh Piou"''" q"
Ben de Bars Opera House, -. l.Juns.
Wade's Theatcr, san Francisco, Will hence
forth be known as the Grand Opera i"usc pr. Nddc'
Mr Bert and others are in litigation over It's aialfS'
II is not good news that the Black Crook Is
rroscring iu Philadelphia. bnt we hc'N" ihr news u
rur ThS nsclcd yciOusness draws crowds AT the ~"
National
Miss Amy Amcs, who has been very III, and
was rpdrtrl dead has returned from Europe, ana re-
snmcd her place the dramatic company oi TIE b'H'oh
Museum.
Mr.. Ebcn PlymptOn has been engaged TO
plV tbe oppostc parts u pieces u which Miss Nell
SON viii urrsunnie the hrruues. during her next proes-
sional tour OF the American stage.
Mr. Tavlcurrs sweet and telling dOmcS-
c drama of Pdrcd" occupied the Boston G.ub' Inca
ter latcv with Mrs Chaniiau and her travelling com
uanv. This actrcss is new az the Brooklyn Ihcaicr.
Mr.. Ford, at his Grand Opca-llousc Balti-
more has Drnnght at SWrcthrfte' and the burc>guc
nt Evangrliue." Mr.. Louis james, Miss ANN, Mon
taguc, Miss Kitty Blanchard, and Miss Neiy Cummings
appear there.
NJ. Cazcncuve has invited numerous mem
hers of the dramatic profession 90 witness an exhibition
of his art rs magician, and hc will give special morn
ing performance this day Ia ChiCkrriug Hail. AT which
many Of the pay have signhrl the intention u he
present NJ Cdzncuyc will terminate WITH the prcs,n nj
week his present eric, of pc fornanccs IN TINS city
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
PUBLIC OPINION.

Blue Jeans is very popular with the Demo
crlt. but after all they prefer Tweed for party wear
burlington liawkcye iRerJ
IL is fortunate for Hayes that the three
electors of Colorado have not to fAc gauntlet ui
popular election n Noycmhrr, for the p"iu,2l auy,-
nncro from Indiana would Dee scyto -transi" The virgin
Commonwealth IN her frs. Noto for national ruler
philadelphia Times lludl
The Democracy must keep the fire up all
along the liur. The Republican, ar beaten. ana n,a,n
badly, but they will rally their force, Ini e N1Ncm6r
conflict. The vote tuesday was sumner. but did
not knock tue wind entirely out oi lhrh; We @ mus
finish the job In Noyembcr.-l indianapolis sentinel
tDcmJ
There is in New-York a widespread distrust
Ildcn. sincerity ~ hi, proic,,i" a.dicioimrr'
r% "r s,,. m m tat Tr,yYar viii not tais year con
tribute TO Democratic success Boston Ad''ri4a''
d;cpJ
The Independents Of Indiana seem to have
carried bn 7ingl, township ln th' 'l"l, , s'' ',,
struggle" TIE result ~ their WORK 80 flr i- tEc cr
tion OF Blue Jeans Williams Most OF th.ln VIII be-
ashamed Of Themselves upon reflection 1T Louis
Glonc-D -mocrdt (EtpJ
The Democrats will not trouble themselves
,,,t f,rr b,,f ohio Ohio h. al, certain fYf Haze, 900
thr nuIug VOTE from Ouio Iad krntuCRy, and ll4'u'
Iforu money yil bo poured out abuudauty. Aucr tho
rAcitcm,n of The last WEEKS uud the crsettiz titpu
difficult 20 arouse Cincinnati Comm rcii Oiudl
Now let the trumpet 10 the cannon speak,
the cannon to hr Clouds ana ihr ''"d hrll liu" pro
claim WaT-u NeT-NUIk. II sans barrel oi money con
iuurs To hpu oult lht HtAl h'uiii VII .'nF " '''
tremendous political night that Stirred up tHr peace
iu inhabitants of The Empire state. lud,n VIII COM
mand ia person, and MOrii~-cy, kelly, and O'iriru wi
lead the btttaous. We must have reform cincinnati
Gazette tKcpJ
The political sky is bright. Our foe has
bluurrer Nni all l. .I,-c,h,- that have he, mad,
during the have advanced tur Democratic cause
much the th.fnbcrlniu proclamation has done
There is nothing 10 fear Losing Indiana aud threatened
win the loss oI ONO the H!uh"u. pltcuu- VII not
venture to make south Carolina football, ant here IN
the state the ranks closed. AUD 900. people united
never before Charleston Nr- aui Courier tDrml
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
THE STATE CANVASS.

1t won't do to count too much on the
Democratic divisions in this State. When Democrats
think they chance of victory they viii vote for
almost anybody or any thng Ihe WHY races uOht count
but the votes do.
If things 20 on at this rate we shall never
know who DemOeraic nominee is until we have his
letter Of acceptance autographed and an affidavit to
boot Another Congressional nomination in this state
has been declined; Charles Rhodes, nominated IN the
XXIVth District, hands back his plate OF crow.
Edward Gallagher has been renOminated for
the Assembly by the Republicans in the lid District Of
Erie The worst Of 1t is that in this district Rcpub
can nomination al election. large proportion
Of Mr. Galaghers Republican associates in the last Leg
isauTe expressed the hope that his constituents this
year would keep him at home and out of the reach OF
temptation. but they seem doomed to disappointment
AS has been urged before, the delegation to
the Assembly from this city ought this year. for
eepOna reasons TO be OF exceptional character This
great city, which is concerned IN the report OF the
Charter Commission, ought TO have in that body men
capable both OF representing and defending its interests
when the question Of future form Of government is to
be debated As long as IL is considered dsreputabc 10
be in the Legislature, likely 10 have the same
sorry that usually represent u.s. but IN this one
emergency some effort should be made by our best ct
Eens irrespective Of party to protect their own interests
by seeing that the Assembly delegation contains few
members at least. who viii secure for the city the benefit
OF all that good in this report, and ward of the
ucsbe unwse. lt Is late to make the effort, but IL
might still be made successfully.
In commenting upon the recent speech of
Parke Goodwin the business Of this city, The Utica
Herald says; Mr. Gjdwin is quite willing to condemn
the Republican party atcry because tncrc was not re-
sumption OF specie payments ten years ago. When he
comes to explain why resumption has not come earlier
he gives which In part the true one, because
there conviction In the party itself TO force 1t to
It, That Ia true bIt the Republican party alone was
not lacking in the conviction The whole country lacked
IT. The Democratic party lacked equally with the Re
publican party Mr.. Goodwin condemns the Republican
party for not taking which the whole country
was unwilling TO have taken. He condemns the Republ
can party for doing earerwhat 1t is ready aud
anxious TO do Rnt he defends the Democratic party,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
LIIESI NHIP NEWS


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ARRIVED
solr Hc.i- J. D.csrr-on pc.cr."n hgnirnsc with i's
Ssr S,sr .' ,rri;. Ihoi.,,In i.or sinl with ume.
scAr H,nr, Oliver o Ilm,r N.,h i'n33'r .3 ,,, linn,
Sour %m =. i:,'ciir. Wheeler nauEor With lumber.
WlsD-suu'ct, moderate W: clear
steamship wyarokc for No.tal, &C. chip, ChTy.omGne
s, ." f, ,r1 Er or.cr. Irof Scrvc.tau Tor CorN OF
Iiinoiti ~ orders Anna Walsh. tor Havana
SAILED ~ WAY or IONG ISLAND sOlND.
s.Ir, Golrge " Jracti Nul1io and H. T. Di'crty for
Boston, Jas N. BayIc'' for = o,,I.l'e'
LoypoS oct Amrctn@ @ ;Ghr LlGru1 @ iHPt & u , '
fr , .l', ,si9n,i damage in collision VITA thc But
a BAH or ~ The la has been lowed into bIoh"
a.;aS b. C.. oct 10Th. signal service observer
iolp"a: Tue s,hr ..''l' ,r,' I,' J,.f '".igtei T,
illc Young All the watrrs ,i' She |t l h Tor
- ,niiS \ g Oct iG-punus y,sicrli 81 rm the sehr.
Attempt ioaIed vIih coil W. ''"ir a. hH G @ m a.
~a,ici ASHORE, bul idruinrd The yc''r, J, 70" I.
" & 10 - Johns harior the were saved \
humber OF MINOR c,,ua. .tirs To saipilns occurred
u,,,, oct 10 inr Steamship C,ty of Havana. Philips
from Nr.Iok oct ariy"' At ms p'ii tn' '
,,XutE u,f n..ihr Anchor Lane Steamship l'oiN 'l
small ill Srs ork oct T. for Glasgow. arrived here to
26SnaS 0c i6-Saici oct 9. iilze Zi'tlo-u san Fran
c-op Irmpllr, 'th. iiartr'igi uut,i % pp,m' @ I,
Nrys Arrived OCT. iO. GLici"r hrn,.L - N * i"H NH'
atns tIlhA llli bi'',' hn'' i,'i,,Ii A. r. Iial.I
Iinr u, U,,th IN tie clarurl, Glnltr oi 'tlc ,uo.n ~
laYautll ti., of NbrutrII Oyurlahtc, i''" D'pul.'
W,IiJt N-rri, lrIiny. Honor. j. i Chadwick. - la 3D.
Yat. san Iaclho Falcon. o. e.. 'iriri t th JuPit' az
i",,i .,.,.. &C ,or tCapt Uai~,u Emma capt l'N'
iGip iiitr SUSIE. Plymouth. ihccpa A'",o ~ - "a
Inter an rtmtn, GORDON Castle Jd'thi' Joseph Nl'
I,,eI r...f IA, lr Io.r Buruc, Livingstone, ''a. Dc"
n ,t, T., ri,r .4iiI apu Ada Barton Nlc "r AbN,I ~ u
lowed utu Mobile bay Lltrr Eibuhh-' "pl"V"'J u" "J
DOMESTIC POVf,
NrwDHrKNNs oct I6. Nulycd a. the I'N,c'
Nrw IorG and Ncv orleans, nom Sew .Hn Si'HyI' y.
Iri, an MurcI iron iIy Ipo l. SHIPS H4'',' W " "i
aud Baden from LN'lpo'L C'Iicl '''''''P '''''
fur HfriuCl. 80 .., .,.,...,.,,, Ar,lt,. a.,
CON NrwburypIr t.IcIEh, .tiht' iul"i r.,..
Al rl. ltn,5r bar. tuiipiu y,u lt'inr from b'm'H
(,l,alc.t. str.usiIp Agues Blr'itA Hr"-l"I
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
poets to supply every variety OF California fruit in
such Quantities as 20 mako II .moderate in price.
STEINWAY'S VIcroRY And LAURELS.

The following official report of the Judges
of Awards shows eonevey that the Highest HOnOrs IN
the gift of the Centennial authorities were unanimously
awarded to Seirrqy Sons. The report speaks for
itself and attentive perusa aud critical comparison
with other published reports respectfully solicited
THE ALf-iMPoRTANT JUDGES REPORT.
The undersigned having examined the Grand, Square
and Upright Pianos exhibited by sTENwAY & Sons, re-
spectfully recommend the to the United States
Centennial Commission for awarH for the following
reasons. viz:
For greatest concert capacity IN Grand Pianos, also
highest deOce of eTceepce in all their styles Of pionOs
ri:-tdrGest roe, pTitN and duration Of tome and er
dordindrg carrying capacity wih precision and du:o-
biiy Of mechanism aiSo nopel disposition Of ne strings
and construction, and brdciug Of the metal frame
improvements applied by sTEINwAY & Sons were the
following:
l. DISPOSITION OF THE STRINGS IN THE FORM or A
FAN placing the bass string the steel strings aud
materially elongatng the soundboard bridges by moving
them to the center OF the sOundboad ITSELF thus
setting greater portions Of the latter into vibratOry
tion, aud producing greatly increased volume Of
sound
II. A DUPLEX SCALE. patented I'm 1S7. brings into
action those portions Of the strings which heretofore lay
dormant and inactive thereby increasing the richness,
piidty, and singing g,,Gi,ty, well thc carrying
capacity of The tone, especially OF the uppc notes.
III. CUPOLA METAL FRAME, patented in 1872 and
1873, with its system OF crOssbar and braclngs
giving absolute slct against the pull OF the strings, and
increasing the capacity TO stand in tune. The space
gained y the of tine Capo dAsro bar permits the
of heavily fcltcd hammers. whereby pure rich
quality OF Orc Is retained much longer than heretofore
" A Construction oy THE SOUND-BoARD, with its
system O preston as shown m tho patents Of 1866
1869. and 1871 preventing that relaxation OF the
sound board which IL the natural result OF It's constant
conclusion, caused by the strokes OF tho hammers against
the strings. and by atmospheric influences.
V. A METALLIC TUBULAR FRAME NCTION (pltented I'm
IsGS and SOL being entirely impcr Ous 10 atmospheric
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
TIE NOZART CLUE.

The formation of this club was alluded 10
lately and IT viii give It's first concert on Ih"f'S cl'
ING next al stenway Hall As has been already stated
il is formed Of meuber, of the Thomas orchestra. many
of whom are accomplished sooists aud its intention u
TO give concerts Of chamber music and Instrumental an"
vocal solos Their first programme includes Beethoven
f na quintet and a septct in minor by fesca b''iue'
this Miss Drasdu will sing, AMI there VIII be ih''fn
mental solos. The pubic here is too little famar VII"
chamber music and for this reason the concert pi""
ises IN he an instructive "a well entertaining one
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

IlUGGED TO DEATH "A young man called
upon his intended wife last evening aud surprised her
by producing from his pocket a copy of The Nec York
weekly containing the opening part Of the great story
GLOW aHE LOVED HIM" She delighted that she
almos; hugged him to death ANY youag man who lkes
to huggod should present to his aanccd wife The
Nc'r- TOrt Weekly containing the story. "1IOw SHE
LOVED HIM." Then II he hugs her until he faints, he
will know hOis she torres HIM"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
THE THOMAS ORCHESTRA.

The chief features of last nights concert
were the production the music composed especially
for the Inauguration OF the Centennial Exhibition and
the first appearance OF Mr. Tholnas'a new chorus The
rendering OF the Centennial music was generally sats
factory That part which fell TO the orchestra
fautlessly done wsgners March was played with great
FIRE and vgor aud II out better than on any pre-
yious The chorus has been very iaey brought
together. aud its work thus far Is scarcely perfect ID
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

For The Niddic and Eastern States, GdlIiRg
fDioued by rsrg tqromttr. Jresh djd brist soUbTef
Wesriy wHds irGrmer, cicGr. dig cioUdy T,dhcr
0sd pcSSby OcrTSJHGi RUNS iu Northern Ntr lOIE ana
AOrtheJH Ncic- i.Hgidnd.
Tor Tennessee and the OHIO Valley falling station
arr barometer sOuthcIy westerly winds, and warmer
clear weather.
Forup 81 Lake region. Upper Mississippi. ana Lower
Missouri Valleys, rising followed by fhng barometer.
south vest 10 southeast winds and shifting Temporarily
10 colder nurhrry u the first sroou. stationary 10 r-
ing temperature clear or partly cloudy weather. and
possibly occasional rains IA The tr,t district.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
MIRRLEO

CnUt>a- OTIS on THURSDAY. oct H. NJ the r'.dchte ol
t,, brides pnrunts. by the Rev. g. MclNii' IN
Lrt n coSlug 10 Almc, NJ, daughter o Ohil''' '' III
of Brooklyn , ,,
NORTON -AKIN-Munlay. oct ., al the ro,Hi'lZy," Z ' m
t,is u,r..irs y thr Rev. David swing lsMl Npl"' Z"
Iucy H. riI II daughter 0i A. Akin' esq All % '"''S"
pEIRCE-SAYiOR-D Thursiay, OF ~ i7,P AZ az Nu'Ir ,
IN Haven penn hy Rev. Is. X Prrt' D. y, ~ , i.,
n pr,I,, 81 NsN YORK city t. Mary, diuBhtoi oi Ii'"1
savior c.1.. OF ocuuylkiI Haven. Pohh.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

soar !. one uf the prime factor, m modern rNii/a-
tuu hui Ike other essential articles % b 'uW' 20
Chemical proves litillil
toilet D. o. BAuhlrI however iLr
.uufartutrr hss Gently invented "ip NHlh
foud rrtfurh tr purity %, i'- uI ~ al the t'a,s
rf the ON account ui te SPECIAL allip ."
the u 90 c fs named. T.. T. BNnIlrIr Bhbl SOAR
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

First rank in the several requisites" of
reed Instruments Is the verdict of the Judges at Pha
delpha respecting the Mason 4 Hamn Cabinet Organs,
which is as much M 10 say they are the best reed
organs exhibited, In all important qualities
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

A man is trying to sell horse. Ihe would
he uurrha,er iuqurug as 20 his eap!ng powers asks,
Would he take timberW He'd Jump over your head,
answers the other; don't know what you call that
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

Grapes plucked from vines in the open air in
California less than ten days before can be had in
the NewYorA markets. The Aegreti Refrigerator Com
pany brings them through perfect condition, and
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

which is now the only obstacle in a the land TO tnat
course which arrayed against specie yInents W s
platfor by the letters Of its candidates by the acOn
OF its majority in the House Of Representatives. D he
speeches OF It's best orators blythe wishes oi It's coho
i'm
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
FUNERAL OF CHARLES :. HUNT

TUNERAL OF CHARLE3 ; HUNT
The funeral service OF the late Charles Scdg-
wick Hunt the journalist Will take place ut this after
noon. at his late residence, No. l02 East Flfyfourht
The remains VIII be conveyed 10 Connecticut for inter
mont
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
A slow decline of the curvo Of

slow decline Of the curyo Of prcssrr" yesterday was
accompanied by somewhat rising temperature aud
slight increase Of humidity. II quite evident that the
"cold spell H. over and broken weather, beginning with
alternate LIQUIDS sud sunshine, viii take It's place
For tins city and vicinity warmer and partly cloudy
day be expected increased and Threatening cuudi-
iE probable tomorrow, VITA chance OF rain
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17


ALBANY " Y. oct. lG.-Ihe Little Falls Cheese marEet
was dull late hour when sales OF about iOV DoNr O
FACTORY made at lZi0lic. the lattci pIco
heiug paid but for two lots private terms mo
average mark pr from l3a lJ4c. ate~ lots dOhs
fraction better. Farm Cheese brought rom lo@l c pdt oho
lot bringing the latter figures II Bajtr ABOUT tho ''o
amount Of traffic prevails prices ~ soc = ID.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
pROylpENrR r. L. oct l6-iIinng cloths continue tnu
with scarcely transactions enough To establish quotations
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
The Annunl Meeting

OF THE ST. LJ kE'S oULIf.i =, ,4,,h
vii, he held al Luke's Hospital Fifty yfourtsI ana ~
W. an WEDNESDAY, oct rs. at D. ~, for tlc PURPOSE "
s,snR Board Of Mana gers for the ensuing year