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A gentleman. meeting a Well street
friend. said "iyo iust mortEaEtd my
house. And have sev~ral thousand dol
lars % spare. Can't you tel me some
thing neat and cafe 90 so intel Yes,
replied the broker. = can pot YOU 90 q
sure thing. buy that mortgage on your
house
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
EAST RIVER PARK.

THE GROUNDS OPENED TO THE PUBLIC-PLANs FOR
FURTHER IMPROVEMENT
The formal opening to the public of East River
Park took place yesterday afternoon. Mayor Wickhsm
was unavoidably absent. At about m Commissioner
Martin in few remarks stated to the large audience
that through efforts of Mr. Crary bill was passed
by the Legislature 1878, authorizing the Park Com
mssoners to convert the plot Of ground lying between
Eiehty fourth and Ejghtysxthsts. and extending from
Avenue to the East River into public park About
three months ago the property came into the hands oil
the commissioners. He had now the pleasure OF pre-
senting 1t the public park although not yet IN
finished condition. A short address was made by Mr.
Crary who said the promise to furnish park to tue
people of the East SIDE before the Summer was over had
been fulfilled and congratulated the residents In the
vicinity upon great Improvements which had taken
place In upper New-York the East Side Boulevard,
so near the East River Park, forming connection
through Central Park with the West Side Bouevards
gave some historical "reminiscences OF the grounds now
forming the East River Park He described the retreat
courage Mrs Murray, who by her feminine VIII saved
the remnant Of the army from ana sa .na
theme which the East River Park would always suggest
to the tai S,S % M sls he asse%S
Martin stated % TRB9SE reporter 5 ihas nowss was
the intention OF the Park 70 o1a m
with promenade nearly like nature as possible This
The north end OF the grounds and would be supplied
with xed settees The old ferryhouse would be left as
a relic OF hundred years the various unsghy
additions would be taken away new roof put on the
building and covered stone pier built out into the river
afording a free landing for excursion boats The main
pavilion would left standing 10 was the smaller
one which sdjoned 1t would be removed possibly to
position north Of the main pavilion, as proecuOn iOf
church and school picnic parties The ground occupied
by this structure would then be adorned with hne foun
tain encrced by carriage drive The land for this park
had really cost ths city nothing having been purchased
by various citizens the vicinity Commissioner Martin
remarked that with the natural advantages which the
park posse ssed would make the spot more beau
fifu than zen times that amount spent In other localities
The restau rant added 10 be conducted In the
same manner at Central Park.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
GENERAL NOTES.

Still another steel engraving of Gov. Hayes.
This by Charles Schlecht is so small that 1t can be
bound into a duodecimo volume and is intended for
campaign circulation.
An attempt has been made in one district OF
england TO enforce Food and Drugs act Of 1875.
grocer at Morecambe charged with selling tea so
aduerated prove injurious to the health OF the
consumer The public analyst testified that It contained
per cent more of mineral coloring sand, and mag
netized particles than the maximum OF such dele
terious substances usually found In tea Ihe grocer
not bought tea OF this kind for over Two years The
bench fined him. on Aug IL, 25 and costs, or III de1ault
sentenced him to 81 days Imprisonment Ihe PdH MaH
Gazette regrets that the provisions or the act are not
orously enforced In every district throughout the KING
DOM as the health Of the public far more important
than the gain of the grocer or milkman
Matsumoto Chiefs wife was buried with Chris
tap rites without reference the Buddhist or
public proclamation. The Toxic court on July III, In
stead of sentencing him to 80 days hard labor imposed
heavy fine on the strength Of the following confession
On the 9th day Of May, 1885, wife MisG died from
an Illness The said Msu having for some time back
been believer in the religion Of Jesus, left word with
me when at the point OF death that she wished appca
tion to be made the teacher Ncoai TO perform her
her reques T. on the 1lth of May reported the above
particulars at my parish temple OF 1enry at hsapu
Being told temple to send In Written Pettion,
at once did So told that the priest OF the said
temple then absent and 30 the matter was not se
tied At this moment large number Of people who had
come the funeral were In waiting ana as IL was aso
impossible to keep the corpse unbured Tor several DAY
did conform 10 the regulations touching on the nn
ter but wfuly carried out the funeral according 10 nt
rites Of the religion OF Jesus For this am heartily
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
!, vote, on the Mrs. ballot moulding the solid delegation

n votes on the first ballot Including the solid delegation
from Otsego His name Eas about 20 be Withdrawn,
when resolution adopts connuipg the baoting %
fhe three receiving the highest number OF votes Had
the Judge been candidate and his friends npprsed OF
mat fac no doubt the prospects for his nomination
would have been hattering." frs1i
Republican troubles in Oneida County seem
An fair way to end with the recent nomina
zion for Congress. 7hs Troy Times says: "Oneida
County win be msrepresented in the succeeding Con-
eess by Scott Lord any other Democrat Yesterday
the Republicans OF the county. placing under foot and
stamping all past differences and dissensions made
choice Of the Hon. William j. Bacon as the representa-
tive Of the district in the XLvth Congress Mr. Bacon fs
one Of the eminent citiseus OF Utcaa city pecu
iary distinguished for the ability and worth Of its public
men He served with ernnencs upon the Bench OF the
Supreme Court and has filed other positions with great
ability and satisfaction TO the community In which he
resides The Judge win be worthy successor OF Messrs
ConkiinR and Roberts the floor OF the lower House
Tho nomination not only Republican repre-
sentative from the district but it heartily untes the
party I'm the county IN the general work OF the cam
pagn. TIE Utica Herald says Of 1t: The nomination
OF William J. Bacon his election, means the union
of the Republicans Of Oneida means the RESTORATION OF
Republican power in this imperial county"
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

VIII be no mistake about The doom Of tho Radical party
oils Sentinel Dem.)
The neatest thing out Of political signif-
1hard and Hendricks sof at either end indicating the
kind OF lead you win nnd.-tMinneapolis Tribune.
Gen. Bartlett Of Massachusetts,, who lost q
leg in the war; said to have declared for Tiden Prob
ably not true, but 4 1t is 1t is not so very inconsistent
It den and his friends who put him on the stup
originally. lly.-lPhiladelphia Bulletin
Lavender went homo some time after mid
night and complained Of his tight boots your noots
are as tight as you are" said Iayenders VIE icy
stairs he muttered She's Ihcl keen one She knows
where them bootsh goin' ter shleep."
The Democrats have been asking the ques-
on why the Republicans making suoh earnest efforts
in verrnont-a Republican State. Wen tell EN- Last
year 1t determined that there shall not be single one
-ITroy Times (Rep1
Let the Republicans of Connecticut address
themselves to the duty before them heartily unifedly
vigorously. and Immediately strong aggressive cam
there s no doubt about it. Let such campaign be IN
sugurated ct once.-lNewHaven Journal and Courier
(Rep.l
Suppose the Democrats at st. Louis had been
as timely wise for the party nationally as the Massachu
sets brethren threaten to be for the party locay sup
pose instead of Mr. Tden they had invited the country
10 look Mr. Adams Allusions to Unionsquare meet
to incOmeax returns would have had no terror or an
Doyance for them-lspringfeld Republican und)
1t does not appear, on the whole, that the
Democrats have made the best use OF their opportunities
since the st. Louis Convention Their prospects are Dy
means 80 bright they were at that time Iney sue
ceeded putting up candidate for the Presidency Tor
whom they have been employed In explaining ana epoo
gzing ever since and now In NewYork the stete most
er1or a man for whom they Will have TO redoupie tner
labors.-tCincinnati Commercial IndJ
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
From Tas Rh.,adeIpAta Prs.oysrfer,

From the Worlds Dispensary Printing On1ce ana
Bindery Buffalo, N. Y, have received "The Peopi0s
Common sense Medical Adviser IN plain English aed
Smpned by " Pierce NJ d. Counselor In Chi Of OF
the Board Of cans and Surgeons az the Words Dispen
sar Whoever helps humanity In its struggle with its nherens
weaknesses and Diseases is benefact0r
Ignorance only sn OF disease and mortality
the enemy Of every EFFORT mitigate Moth
ing viii speedily this kn0vedge ian clio
menary at eaS OF the diseases to which we heir 40
Pierce has rendered. nour Judgment beneisctors service
the afflicted and the profession In his diagnosis OF
treated Of and In the presentation OF the pho
sophe principles involved in their cause and removal He
spang OF remedies and usually prescrbes such safe
in ansked handa As book merely Of abstract knowleds
it eseesdingly readable aud interesting ssee.a the fob
Nwins kpbjeos, n-rces Phy siology, Human Temper
Pseudo ysiene Nursing Of the SICK, Sleep feoa
Ventlaon etc another subject 80 dea-
Sate in It's that shut beyond the domain OF ws
10 ALI but accursed In its results IN modefn
sOy ne explicit and alike rae 10 God 70 virtue 70
e sd society sho.s the truth as IN n9
force 10 WI. oh Is added faithful warnings. ,..
Price Of the eca Adviser u CO. sent post paid AdoresS
the aSthor at EAr rso, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
DIED.

HOLMES Elizabeth J. Allen. wife Of Artemas H. Hcmes
her residence In this city the LIST OF September
Funeral services viii be performed Hale
his church In Union Park Boston, Monday Attn mat
IL O'Clock; also the In this CITY On
Sunday, Sd inst at o'clock p IN.
LUQUEERon Thursday, Aug. 81 Mary Luqueer widow o.
the late f. 7. LuQueer, aged S3 years.
Friends OF her Robert and T. T. Luqueer Of hes
sonsnaw, James Van Benschoten stephen B. strang, p.
Van Zand Lane g H. Mead and the late Joseph r. Prison.
requested attend the funeral residence Sd
West Forty ninths Monday the 4th ns IL O'clock
SANFORD-At Gowanda Cattaraugus this State
2S OF typhoid fever Edward Sanford formerly
York and eldest the Nathan Sanford aged IL
YoRK TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY: Members are invited
attend brother CHARLES NC
DEWITT nom No 2ll East Thirty stxths. Thirdays
Sunday, Sept at p m Funeral 70 proceed TO NJ Bay
Cemetery. Ii. ]. PERCY, Presidents
Special meeting this Saturday evening sepS
2, at o O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
eFYMOUR-IANA.

From TIE Commercial Advsrtiser. .
Seymour il sick-but not half as sick as his
party Is to-day. ThSy all feel like declining.
As the case stands at present the Demo-
cratic party to be without head therefore IL 10
in its normal condition.
It appears there is only one man in the
Democratic party in EewYork State who can DO trusted
to lead the untained to victory.
Seymour will have to accept after all. It is
the ONLY thing he do TO the party from the
ridiculous position IN which It is placed
Tilden's income-S7,11S, plus all he sue
eeeded In defraudng the Government Of Tidens out
eoes-HewItt, Marble, and Dorsheimer.
From The Graphfe.
Gov. Seyrnour's usual exclamation when he
is informed OF a nomination Is " Oh. this Is terrible
When he is defeated quietly remarks 81" Just as
ta0O
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
MUSICAL NOTES.

M. Josef White, the Cuban violinist' is In
Paris.
statue to Mercadante has been erected in
Naples.
Capoui is at Toulouse, recovered from his
Offenbachis book on America is to be pub
iished by Carleton early in the Winter
Mr.. Sims Reeves, the great English tenor, has
son who Ii said to have inherited his voice.
Mr.. p. s. Gilmore will repeat the Grand
Classic Programme played by his band On the Gath ut
Nile. Titiens, at her benefit at Drury Lane
last month was recalled eight rnss and az received 20
M. Massenet, the French composer, with
some Of whose works Thomas has made the public
familiar. has been made chevsler Of the Legion Of
Honor.
M. Gounod has at last finished "Polyeucte,"
the grand opera With which Haapzler VIII naSgfsss ate
SDns6t Ss s tSe work Tor 100000 francs.
Nine. Arabella Goddard intends to retire
into pryste lfe and her farewell y1 take
IN tho very front rank Of English artists. and has done
IN admirable work. f.t. I.I-
yerdi's "ATda. has been translated into
TSsster S. PetersSdrs PATTI, Nilsson LuCcs TrebeI
and Donado have been engaged for the Imperial Opera
House In the same city. "h.
It has been reported that Verdi is to marry
Mile stotz, who created the part Of AIfa This can
hardly be true Verdi has been married for 20 years TO
baooc" 8 Charming woman 70 whom ho Is devOtediy
sssAched. W aI
A Musical Festival under the auspices Of
the Womens Centennial Committee will he held In Phil
adepsis during the latter part Of September and viii
be given By Theodore Tbomass Orchestra and the Cen
Inauguration March, Cantata Hymn, and Cbyruses and
an arrangement OF national airs. There VIII also be Q
Plan OF those gwen hePe BY Mr. Thomas last Summer
Among other things, the March and Chorus from
Beethoyen's Funs Of Athens" promised. and there
solos and plano concertos possibly Bacs
Triple Concerto. The performances pumber two mar:
se and eeht concerts tile former TO be popular m In
eharecer) the first saIlipg Wednesday Sept 20 Mr.
Thomas has been In Philadelphia for some time, training
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
A NEWSPAPER IN REVOLT.

AUBURN, N. :, otpt L. INC dUUHTH 4HOTHEHy
gers Of tomorrow viii contain tho following:
is with reluctance that to readers
this morning that Yo have taken from the head of
our c6umns the ticket nominated at Saratoga. No
other course "a consistent with our self-respect
and our regard for the traditions OF the Demo-
cratic party A vainous fraud has been praeticed,
and without prompt and decided action an rreparaSe
wrong been done the great Conservative pay Of this
stat9 Tne dspptches OF Gov seym5df utterly refusing
accept the domination, were purposey suppressed,
upon the ticket names that would only have been
placed there upon on erroneous assump,
lion and assertion OF bis acceptance, we
repudiate as based upon fraud ard a
cheat There is but way ont OF the difficulty. No
COMMITTEES must attempt 80 patch up matters The reas
sembIing OF the convention and the nomination OF a
ticket in fair openhanded manner win start rs of on
the campaign stronger t1an ever. that Ia the uiti.
matum IL il no time TO mince words Dlatory action on
the part Committee hazards the success OF
tho National ticket.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

In this respect than others hsve been. But the
races on the whole have been wel managed and
creditable to the SchuyldIl Navy, and they have
demonstrated clearly that American oarsmen are no
longer to be looked down upon by any In the
world. Many efforts are making to In
duce the Englishmen to row moro races.
Courtney and Yates challenge them to
single and double scull contests Outsiders are try
ing to make @ match between Londons four anu
Yale. and they are invited to pull in regatta at
Washington next week. What they Will do viii ap-
pear in due time On Monday the professional races
becin.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
THE SITE OF TRADK.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BuFFALo, Sept f-Lake receiptsFour A06o bbIss coFs
100000 bush Oats 10000 bush; Wheat, 1900 bush<
6airoqa 4seS Coz so,s Wheel aSS sa:s
Barley 10 bush. shipments BY canal 20
2D8063 bush Rye. 7401 bush: To interior points
By 2S 100 bush 80, 800 bnsb. Oefs
135oo bush Barley 400 bush Canal ireehts nrn Whss4
NewYork sS s5. Flour-saies 1000 bhls quststtcss Z
Ambsr Winter IS 95 sse IS; No spring 81 35ssS Is !;
No. do O. 759s5 Seconds "a yeas4 IS New Process.
q 49, 500 bush White from sample Il u $50 egsn od
here would bring 81 0sas1 10 for milling purposes
Corn quiet but steady sales Of 1000 bush No. at 4oc
light demand here bid tOr state 70 arrive none
80 25 MaIt-Littls doing Pork dull Mess SIT. Lard.,
l0ac CaDyassed Hams u tci Shoulders sc Bacon, l2s
Uighwines quoted at 81 12d$1 Is.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
6perial Notices.

Post-Oaicc Nouce.-The FOREIGN MAILS for the week
ending SATURDAY, Sept 2, 1876, will close this
on WEDNESDAY at II a. M fo Europe per Steamship AZ
Europe per steamship Frisa via Plymouth Cherboprg
Hamburg; SATURDAY, at 1l:30 for Germany,
wedep, and Norway, via Southampton
per steamship Main and al ~ for Europe per steamsap
britannc via Queenstown-coTrfespO
France and Scotland intended FOR dispatch by this
be specially addressed; and at l2 m, for Scotland
direct steamship Alsaia via Glasgow: / m
France direct per steamship Amerque via Bayre Ths
malls for Indies Havana will leave New-York
Aug 81. malls for Australia &C. will leave Fran.
Sept 1S The mails for China &c win leave san Fran
ciscoO Oct 4 II. L. JAMES. pOstmastar
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
SIGNS OF BETTER TIMES.
nnm m. pnilad.lpAla Inquirer.

Fears that the coming Winter will be an ex-
cepuonay on our working people are % being
tnp Even in New-England where the business depres
sion has been most disastrousy felt quite number o.
large mills silent for many montns past are sLting
into action and full time, Tor the fali ana inter
In our own State some OF the furnaces, mills, and fac
tories shut up for year. have been reopened and
reson Of this Is that prices have touched their lowest
point and signs Of improvement stocks OF goods
them the products Of tho country have been unpreee
dented and there at last some 70 re
great business magnet our merchants ana manufae-
turers can now resurrect the odme commercial eonh
dence. may look for tbs dawn Of better times 'eFY
soon.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
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as ssr @ Bove 10,
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Havana.
DkIAwARE BREAKwAIRR, Sept l.-Passed In steamship
MayaEaSi S6EPS rGR rsti S o0 Arva s,eam.hps Rev.r
Richaras frofe Cardin Roman Crowe; Tonawanda Sher
man troin Boston Ann Eliza, Richards New York saip
Marisa Zacharasen from Antwerp Cleared steamships
Norfolk Ford for Fa River Anthracite, Grumley for
NewYork; ship Andrew jackson, Bsrt.et for IBremcn
arks Anna sserts for Esnore j. Manu. Deussch fos
Stettin 80 -
B0srcK Sept lArrived steamships Bearse from
Ratesnake, snow, Philadelphia schr Abbott
Deveeaux Dye Acera Cleared steamship Iyran Worth
iu1ton. IiyerIcoI; bark Glide Beadle Zanzibar.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
Z PUBLIC OPINION.

The rage into which tho Democratic party
dies eyery time Republican speaker waves the bloody
shirts sctsated by pure envy; u Democrat waved
would have 70 80 naked while hs waved h-lBuriinkton
HeHkEys lRepy
Tho fact is, the negro does comparatively
te stealing here he goes Absut his business with to
erabe regularity and has che respect OF AL men, when
be decent and sunh be M in'so far - 70 preserve cor
Journal (Doml
All over the State fhe Democracy are alive
Fpd sctve eoDndsat Of oonplets victory ana are 2ny
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
MR. CURTIS At JOHNSToW.M
lsr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. /

YOUNGSTOWN, N. Y, Sept. 1.-The largest
gathering Of people which has occurred in this
section OF Central NewYork took place at Johnstown
this evening. The occasion was the dedication Of the
Republican wigwam. Many clubs were present from
this and adjacent counties and grand parade
numbering 900 torches, took place. The meeting was
addressed by George William Curtis, and II estimated
that over 10000 people were In attendance The
demonstration far exceeded all expections, and 1t has
aroused the people 70 the highest enthusiasm.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
VALUE OF THE REPORT.
"a fks Bdttor OF Ths Trtbune.

SIR: / cannot understand how your corre-
spondent from Middetown have any pessiee objec-
ton TO your "iocA weather observations" OF deem
them Of little value" On the contrary, taken % they
are I'm connection with and IN addition TO the Govern
ment report have found them Of continual interest
and should be sorry to have them Yours sincerely
Nspark, NJ j., Aug. 30, 1879. " O. T.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
THE LOCAL WEATHER REPORTS.

HOPE THAT THEY WILL RE CONTINUED
TO lhe Edftor OF The frtbuRe.
SIR: notice friend from .Middletown.
Orange County N Y, is opposed to your local weather
observations am O constant reader Of THE TRIBUNE
and have always boasted Of local weather report
for one hope you will continue to give the report as
you have been doing and not discontinue 1t as your cor
respondent desires Yours, respectfully,
Esu- York, Aug. 80. 1876. CONSTANT READER.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
ENLARGE THE REPORTS.

TO ths EdIfor OF Ths TrtbNne.
SIR Your correspondent in The TRIBUNE of
Aug 80 wishes you to give the Government weather
port In full. second the notion and wish you would
also add the synopsis OF the past "a hours He also
wishes you dispense With your local observations On
the contrary hope you VIII continue aud II possible
enlarge them. For our locality find them Of more
value than the Government reports, seem TO be
outside Of either the NewEngland or Middle States dis
tricts. .L J. H. 7.
Ner,Haven, Conn.,. Aug. 81, 1875. r,tt -
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER RFPoRE
!, 80. :. - rT

--'-=tsszsE-.- proba5i1.hes
For the lower lake region north west winds,
clear or clearing weather and rising barometer.
For New. gland falling followed by rislnF barometer
southery winds cloudy and rainy followed by Westerly
winds and clearing weather.
For tie Middle Atlantic States, south+cW rii,ds ana
rains reeyid1 10 norress rinds and clear nea, p'M
lorer temperature and rising barometer
local OBSERVATIONS