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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16
DRAM4TTC NOTES.

Mr.. John T. Raymond is, this week, at Nc
YCRers TheateT, Chicago.
After Barnum the Hippodrome will be turned
into Partisan skating NIX
MIR. Field will shortly bring out " The Great
Divorce Case " at the Boston Museum
Mr.. Barnum viii arrive soon, at the Hippo
drOme Building. with monster SHOW.
II is stated that Madam Janauschek will
establish her permanent home In America
Mr.. f. S. Chanfrau has, for nine successive
years opened the at the Boston Theater
Miss Kate Claxton will act at the Boston
Theater, Nov. 20. in the drama OF Conscience"
The Rey.W. r. Alger has completed his "Life
Of Edwin Forrest" and 1t viii soon be published.
At the Arch, Philadelphia, Sept. l i, the new
season began, with Mrs. Bowers as Queen EitzdGeht
Miss Clara Morris will make her first up
uearanee I'm Boston, IN the of the present scason
niece called "0ur Boarding House." by
Mr. Leonard Grover has met with some iaTOr III
Chicago.
Mrs. Chanfrau will act at the Boston Globe
Theater Oct 2, in Mr. Tayleure's strong pure an"
touching play OF " Parted
"Tbe Two Orphansn will be given at the
Boston Theater nexr Monday, with Miss ClaHton aud
Mrs. wilkins In the cast.
Miss Clara Morris is to act Miss Multon, the
heroine OF an English version OF the Ffench drama Oh
the subject OF " East Lynne"
a Boston playgoer has pointed out that the
from a scene in Victor Hugos darius."
Hooley's old theater, Chicago, VIII be hence
fortn known as Haveriey's Theater, while the ne"
Chicago theater will be known as HOoleyb
Mr.. SOtheln will produce at the Globe Thea
ter Boston, Mr Bl rOns new play, which eAleshy oT
him. entitled The Hornets Nest-in Three BuzzeS ana
a singer"
Mr.. E. Murdochs sister will go on the
docb and IL is said her debit viii be made al Washing
ton, as Lady AGedeth
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MUSICAL NOTES.

Tamberlik will sing in Madrid during the
coming season -.
The opera which 0ffeDbach is writing will
be called fla Vie Americaine"
There is talk of festival in cOmmemoration
of Hector Barlioz TO be held at Wemar der tue super
intendence Of List.
The Young Apollo Club, at the close of its
enforcement pt Gmore's Garden, will give concerts In
the principal interior towns
II is rumOred that Carl Rosa VIII bring over
Mia Englsh opera company from England In February
next II is said 10 be very strong one.
Mile. de Belocca made her first appearance
at philadelphia on Monday evening IN "l BaTbiere Ill
seyigiia." aud was wejihoeved by large audience.
st. Saeps, the composer, who also writes the
,rSeaI criticisms for LEstaCetie OF Paris vii probably
cnntjnue inc edition OF Glucks works begun by Mile
Pelletan.
Mr.. Carlberg has begun the rehearsals of
Waners Flying Dutchman and Is greatly encouraged
Nv fac excellent promise Of success whicA they give lie
tS,fends 10 Give the work completely rs possible
throughout and 10 have the IDusolp part OF high order
OF merit.
Mr.. ]. Levy, the cOrnet player, will have
beuefjt AT Cimore's Garden this evening Madame Pap
nenbeln air w. Castle, Mr. II. Pcakes Signor ferrant
Mr. Arbucl1e Mr. Colby. the Young Apollo cub, Gil
mores Military Band and the beneficiary himself VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16
PUBLIC OPINION.

OF the twenty-five prominent Republicans at
ryrthemGton vino last Year favored the nomination Of
Adams for Governor, only two are found wiling 10 wore
for nm on the Democratic ticket and more Than one
Ii1 Democrat in town has already declared thnt tbey
vii moi vote for him.-lS Springfield Union iRepJ
Charles Francis Adams wears a green neck
10 and twists short clay pipe iu his bat BAND when ne
W. Of an fine street and whenever be sees a son OF
fn tntenfly beholdng him. he assumes the expression
M tnai, looking for Job Ingenious, Charles, Du sady
painfully hopclessly tn-lBuriinSton HaWF-eye pepJ
The defeat of Gen.. Batter can only DC e, &C &C.
with District who can up and initiate the men o.
Essex who refused longer 70 follow Dainer "nlch
reDresentAd no prncpe but simply gave assurance that
followers were 70 be rewarded and opponents were 10 pe
crushed The Republicans cennot sustain puIor anu
cmntability for bis utterances and actions ~ the
XLVth Congress. The Republican party eAhot hssne
sncb respoasibty whatever else may be IN store for
g. The opportunity Is Inviting to manifest an lndepen
deDce which VIII give assurance that Bntiersn Is TO
undated where IL beat Known. Boston Journal lepJ
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THE CITrs TAXABLE PROPERTY.
DETAILS or THE REDUCTION OF THE VALUATION BY
THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

DETAILS or The REDUCTION OF THE VALUATION BY
THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
The State Board for Equalization of Taxes,
Which met at Albany Thursday, mndc reduction Of
assessed valuations OF property In favor OF this city
which win materially lessen the State tax for the coming
year Last year committee, consisting of Isaac sher
man, Wilson g. Hunt, and Tax Commissioner George H.
Andrews appeared before the State Board Of BquaLa
ton aud protested against the proposed rates by which
the assessed valuation Of the real estate In this city,
fixed by tie state basis for the State tax
was increased $lOOOOO,0OO. TIoir protest was dsre
garcd and the increased assessment was Imposed upon
this city Mr. Andrews attended 5ie meeting on Thurs
day at Albany and state Board have far conceded
the Justice of the protest heretofore presented as to
make material reduction the distribution Of yalua
lions assessed upon the tiiy.
In "A conversation with Tax Commissioner ANDREWS
yesterday lac gave the following explanation OF the ne
ilnn cf the state Hoard Of Equalization: "fhe proper
cent of the whole tax This year the proportion 4s7
per cent. year the equazod valuation OF me city
was 81 2O J3I $50; this year II Is Sl2O3, S7O1o Last
wear The euaiLcd valuation of the rest OF state was
Si 90 24s52g; this year II Is II ,2G3OsOl91. This
wear thc County OF NegIOrk II the only county III the
state where the equalizer valuation IL not higher than II
wac last year NOmnally the valuation OF the " Dy
lsl assessors has been increased by the state Board
over Al 90 600 600 The important question u or pro
OF the city IL materially improved To have imposed
upon city the proportion as last year would re-
auire the addition OF " the local assessor
valuation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16
THE WEEKS MURDER.

The coroners inquest was held yesterday at the
Twenty Third Precinct stiOnhouse In the case OF Caleb
ID. Weeks, who stabbed Sunday night, Sept 10,
in saloon at No 800 Thirdaye Eight witnesses were
examined four OF whom saw the ARRAY. Matthew IL.
Moore weekss friend testified that Weeks aud himself
entered the about 1890 and found there the
proprietor, mundschau and three men, Fries, bowman
and spielmann, who were engaged in playing cards
Through some remarks In German uninteiligibe to the
est OF tie party, quarrel arOss between Weeks ana
Bowman. The witness said that after
he had succeeded in parting the men
he noticed that spelmann had open knife In bis hand
He AT once ran M Spicmann. and tried 10 Hrest the
knife nom hts grasp but was unable 10 40 So ahu Ie
down STAIRS struggle When he returned 10 tue Dn
IL found all three Of the men hshtins ana heard
Weeks rXclailn, :" I'm stabbed"
Alter otner evidence, mainly corrobOrating MoOre's
testimony the ury retired for about hall an hour and
returned Wit a verdict that Weeks cAne 10 MS death
from TIE effects OF stabs from knife In the hands OF
John Spicn u and that FRIES aud BiwInan were exon,
Grated from al blame In the fatal assault Fries ana
Bowman Hcro released In $500 bail 10 appear rs VII
nesscs IN the csse and Spelmann was removed 10 tho
Ton H. I'm uIv
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All Notices Of Marriages must be iadorsed wih fiGa
name and address.
DIED.

DIED.
RACoN-At Orange n. j. sept To- Rev. George Ba gdan
Bacon D. pastor Of the Valley Church in the list year Of
his age and the l8th year OF his ministry.
Funeral church, orange Valley station, 800
on Monday 18th Inst OF Christopher ST.
and Barclay ST.. New York az $50 y.
BARNEs-On Thursday, sept. IA, Emma Barnes.
The relatives invited 10 attend the funeral from
hs Church, Keypor ". j., Monday Sept Is,
O'Clock. Carriages viii meet the ll:i5 train from
Libertyst
BRAINERD-At Montclalr Hghts N. J.. Sept 10. 1879,
Ella Bocs Brainerd eldest daughter OF Tos O. and Mari
Latin Branerd.
BooTH-Sud emily, Thursday, the f4h inst, James w.
Booth, IN the oath yea" OF Ills age.
The friends relatives OF the family respectfully invited
10 attend the resdeuce Of brother
Quentin McAdam at Syac ON Monday t1e iSth hst az
foot Chamersst, at $3.50 Twenty tbintst &C 9:l5
a. MI returning at o'clock p In
BROWN-At GlOyersyile wednesday, Sept ID. at the
house father AlanS0n Jus0n, Mrs. sarah Judson
BrOWp, wife OF George Brown.
Funeral services win place ut Gloversvle Friday.
enCe IA Cambndgepace Brooklyn, SATURDAY, sept 10, at
O'Clock Relatives and friends are respectfully n-
Yited TO attend
FosTER-In Lapcer Mich Sept o. 1876. Rev. @. L. Foster
In the 5Dtb year OF bis age
Intetlnent at Jackson. Mich.
KITCHEN-on Friday sept Is, Of consumption, Helen y.
Duryea wife OF ]. NJ. W. Kitchen.
Relatives and friends Of The family are respectfully invited 70
funeral without further notice 1T her lae real
dence Washing MorrstOwD, N. J Monday,
the lstn inst, at O'Clock p InteFment at Greenwood
the succeeding day.
wARBUR ONSuddeny on the morning OF the 18th inst'
W, r. Warburtop, in the 18Th year Of hts q.
The and friends OF the family invited 10 attend
hon his lae residence, No = Aicbat, Pbia
elphia, ON Saturday, the 18th inst, az o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16

,uus and ds9Ouacns st and Sa Win am anS
Euage oO veTvthing but himself; railroad lawyer and
n ns couPss. friend Of BaineP
This il james Russell LOwelps view OF the
widow Buffers raid on the Lowell District as eOn'0
ated 70 - cys dob ased all coins viii pass
~ you for proof The widows might 10 prssA
rho Congressional conferees In the Old WI
- nlstric, Of pennsylvania have been at work az 10
soda since the 18th inst trying to agree upon %,
wsno" TIRE Hon. Galusha A. Grow was presented by
co,nty but each of the other counties also pre-
candidate and has thus far persissently voted for
seN's man Finally, yesterday, The coDferees adj
s sd from Tuwanda 10 @Ontrose MT Grow muSeli
}OurlSI s WAY 10 take the stump IN Indiana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16

large quantity Of gambling implements were also
seized and taken to the station On the same night,
Capt Byues Of the Fifteenth Precinct made agenera raid
the disreputable his precinct and so women
were arrested and locked up. large number were
driven the line into the Eighth Precinct but Capt
Mcdonnell the look out for them, and bis men
arrested 90 women, who locked up In the Prince
Street Police Station. In the Polish Church ut Scanned
and Henysts 50 dsOrdery persons were arrested and
taken TO the Delaney street Police Station.
Can't Byrne, Sergeant Murray and platoon OF police.
men from the Mercer Street Station, made rad last
night the disordery houses Eos 1853 and 155 Greene
st. The proprietress OF No. 1853 Greenes, Mrs Fisher
sentenced to years imprisOrmen three months
since for fOrciby abdIctng young girl Mr. Thompson
OF No. lJ5 Greonet Is under indictment for keeng the
ds0rderly house at No. 43 East Thrieenthst The p0
lice arrested As Among the prisoners was sarah
DAY. who handed sharkey the pass that enabled him to
escape from the TOmbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16
GENERAL NOTES.

The Centennial relic-hunters have marched
IN solid column from Philadelphia to Washington with
their umbrellas, dusaerg and jackkniyes and are now
eappng the retnSlas OF the SpeaAeF uesA ia 'Do i0o
Of Representatives
Gen. Sherman remarked in LeayenwOrth, on
Aug IL, that the Peace Commission was stnt out by
Congress- aud would not affect military operations
against the sioux Sitting Bull. he added, would be
p0werless during the Winter and the army would
d clean out tho Indiana
A retail dry-gOods house in Chicago has dis
covered short road 70 bankruptcy. II proposes 10
license customers 70 examine the goods the payment
Of n ANAL fee When ladies enter the door they will be
met by . page who win say, Did You wish TO buy.
madam ar only 20 sbopf II the reply IS $40 buy" the
customer will be escorted TO the department. she selects
sothinS sIsa II sue says TO shop" she viii have TO
buy ticket for each member OF the party, inscribed
ever al SSe o goods X ss store Not anseraC Good
Tor this day and store only These uckets VIII DC SOla
nsde 10 accom- peOle VINO desire to by
tae mouth, quarter, or year.
The Spectator Is shocked by the publicity
Which the New-YOrk press has given to Commodore
vEnderbnRs Illness. IT is true" It SAYS that Mr.
Vsnderbts death "a expected be Of public importance
a. e may affect shs Of his great enterprises
but the indecenoy Of thne carrying deathbed into the
town hall 10 scarcely diminished by that fact The
explanation Of al is suppose that what would be
as IN Ragiand Ia The cIue OF the dinlngroom e SAID ~
ss SI IN tas Pspe GG sdiTp l " atSnS apd ess
Eersfsd Ipmors wOnd be IN clubhouse or dinngroofi
NE accounts Of the Ccmm0d0res illness which toe New
HcFk papers arc gov Publishing are as short ana Ger
family 10 ~ good saste as the court circular from
hai0Enl Castle IA watch the queens guests at dlnner
Der walks with Princess Beatrice and her rides with the
Boa HOratia Bt0rord laid before the English public
sally, somewhat fn detail
Intelligent EnglishneH who have returned
on ths Centennial exhibition sounding an alarm In
zAs LondOn nnaes. a Manufacturer" IN Vigorous
somnmicaticn published on the 3lst ut pointed out
"a DANCERS "a h agpfehended from American coupe
dtsas and thrss days afterward - Practical Man"
fopssted shs warning The Amsucaps" he says, have
hnRoFted ne very newest and best machinery Of
Anglends Rogiuan, 0orInnsy, and kTnncs; they nave
Btnptcd away, through agents purpose
ek.sd workmen frofa each Of those countries, gving
sssacas however. ~ those Of England and they aFe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16
The buckingham Hotel corner Fifth-ave. and

The buckingham Hotel, corner Fifth-ave. and
Fiftiethst offers special inducements TO travellers and
families who des comfort and superb accommodations
for the Winter months during their stay In this city
The buckingham unquestionably the most perfectly
ventilated and equipped hotel in this country, the
cuisine Is the very best the location is central and con-
yenient the Grand Central Depot the Fourth and Sixth
AVE. cars and the finest schools aud churches within
few moments walk During the sojourn here Of the
Emperor and Empress OF Brazil they remained longer
time at the Buckingham than at any other hotel In this
country and when leaving for Europe their Mesties
congratulated the proprieors aessrs Gale Fuller Co.,
ON having the finest and best equipped hotel that they
had found IN this or any other country and pronounced
the charges very reasonable and entirely satisaotory
IComl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16
CAPT. VAN pusEN,s DISMISSAL.
NE DISPUTES TIE RIGHT OF THE conMIssIoShH

HE DISPUTES THE RIGHT or THE COMMISSIONERS
TO REMOVE HIM UPON THE TESTIMONY SUB
lnTTED--sTATEMTNT OF HIS WITNESS.
William A. Van Dusen, late Captain or the
Fifteenth Precinct Police has sgnifed his intention OIL
dispung the right of the Commissioners to remove him
upon the testimony submitted. He applied yesterday
for writ Of ceriorar and order from tho court to
have the proceedings reviewed by Of the Supreme
Court Judges When Can't. Van Dusen was on trial he
produced only a single witness. Edward holloy, who
said he was private detective testified that about mid
night the day when the officers were locked up by
Theodore Allen ne met the Captain, who told him
that he had ordered Detective sleyin TO release
the Imprisoned officers by means of ladder
from the window The charge against the Captain
that he took no measures to release his men,
The Commissioners crossexamined Molloy closely,
and they found his statements II stated contradeted
There several circumstances which caused the On
missOners to regard ais statements suspieously Capt
Van Duzen, at the beginning OF the trial. asked IOf al
adjournment the ground that Molloy, his prlncipal
Witness absent. The request was refllseo III ap-
pearel afterward that MOlOy present during the
whole OF the proceedings, and not making MS lGenly
known was not sent, oil witnesses were. utO an al
joining apartment, where the testimony Oh OLneIs cO'
not reach them II appeased also. nj the END OF Inc t
that MOloy bOaider OF the residence OF Theodore
Allen at No 50 Charltonst IL has been reported tnaI
Capt Van Duzen levied tax OF 80 per cent upon the re-
ceipts of the gamblers and among them upon Alien Also
and that Mooy received for his services as friend IL or
- per cent
ATRmUSE reporter found Mr.. MollOy at Aliens house
Last night and asked him IN regard 10 the lnatter'
MOloy said that there not the slightest trt IN the
statement that he had ever received cent from capt
Van Dusen from MI. Allen, from any one else con-
nected with the house lilo said that his testimony In
defense Of Capt Van Dusen inspired by the best Oh
been influenced by any consideration except desire to
see justice done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16
MARRIED.

ER-BREwSTER-At the residence OF the brde's
parents New. Rochelle ninth month, stu By Friends
nony, Benedict Carptn OF scarsdale 10 sarah daugh
tor OF JOS. b. Brewster. formerly Of New-lork
EDWARDS GOOLD-At the residence Of the brides parents
brooklyn n. " Thursday sept. H. 1876 by Rev. VIM
Ives Burlington d. d. Charles A. Edw to Emma Pays0n
daughter OF Amasa A. GOOd. No cards.
o'DELI--MARYIN-on Monday, Sept IL, 1875, In Erie,
Pean Rev. ThOs Fullort ID. d. Daniel oDe Of New.
aud Mary w Marvin, daughter Of Hon Selden Marvin
OF Erie. No cards
pARK-IVES AT Rye, " Y, Sept. ID, by the Rev. r. r.
lsOp assisted by the Rev C. B. Brewster Hobart j. PARK
10 Elizabeth NJ, daughter OF James NJ Ives, all Of Rye
WATTI ES-TRUMBULL-In Philadelphia, at the residence
Of The brides father on Tuesday sept ~ BY the Rev r.
Wattles 10 Miss SOply Gallaufet Trunbull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16

Tn- diagram in this city Of
in-hs T sscnic Divisions Of time Tor the "A hours
crdnx uini t last The GENITAL hIuta. line marks ~ Inches
hzh q ia 7anetsr lh- rrsiliAr edv,d n IN more oI @
artud hish Sue during
tho.e hrTa When s sd ae IA entirely soys he linz q nan
weather relied
II "rr sudden ava rs-"ive faftu9n. n1th a'sry storm
Il H Indicated frequency
Of Of When
~ Lac Of uncertain weather will fol
line FROM line 1901
tendency whle from
10 point. unHistAkably 10 pleasant ueliherl
During the day yesterday there nothing nOtewOr
thy IN the fluctuations Of the barometer but in the
ing rapid rise took place Tho humidity Of the air has
much decreased There little or change in tempera
ture Taese conditions in general Indicate that there
will be no great difference between the weather Cf yes
clear sunday.
For this city and vicinity day OF sunshine aud scat
tered clouds Is Indicated to he followed by increasing
eloudiness, and perhaps by rain on Sunday.
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Foreign PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Sept l5The Inman Line steamship City OF
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ANTWERP SEPT 15.-AIuyed. steamship Nederlane. from
Philadelphia.
HADF&X. n. s.. Sept. l6-Arriy6d. steamships Olympia
from Glasgow and Liz efpOO; George O. Omwel Newly
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
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INQUEST IN THE NINTH WARD MURDER.

Coroner Elinger held an inquest yesterday
afternoon upon the body Of Margaret Seabonrgh Of No
IN Gauseyoort-st who died on Thursday night from
shock caused by Injuries to her head Hannah Bourne,
the wife Of Daniel Bourne, the man who Is accused OF
making the assault testified that che had lived with
Mrs seabourgh since last Christmas; that on the night
a, the assault her husband coming homo late, was ut
arst denied admttance to his apartments by Mrs Sea-
bourch and that when at last the door was opened he
struek Nrs seabourgh the head, but whether with
stc or his fist she could not say officer Jewell OF the
Ninth Precinct testified that hearing cries Of Murder
ne ran into the house and found Mira Bourne supporting
Mrs senbourghs head aud wping away the blood from
INC wound fIe took Bourne TO the CareH street sta
tton House DIR. GOldschmdt, Coroner Ellngerb deputy
tstIed that upon examination OF the body OF Margaret
seabourgh lac lad found that her death was cnused by
Iow on ne left side OF the head from blunt instrn-
made the shock more severe. Daniel Bourne the IRIS
oner testified that Mrs Seabourgh drunkard had
Sneed Ne wife 10 drink 10 excess had accused him OF
adnjteIy and on tie evening OF the quarrel III
sb,,siye language refused him ndmittance to hts own
room that at last when she opened the door he struck
her not with the stick but with his hst cauaing her 10
IaI agars the window and that II was the force OF the
fan which fractured her skull . 80
After celebrating together for some time the jury
turned their verdict at 900 p M The Nerlct Was ihat
ret seabOurgh 20 her death on tue night OF
Gnt IA from blows upon the head inflicted by ono Dan
io Rourne OF No. 20 gaDsey0Ort-st. Coroner Ennger
then committed Bourne 10 the TomDs TO awais the action
OF the Grand Jury.