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MUSICAL NOTES.

Wieniawsli, the violinist, has paid visit to
Stockholm.
The Leeds Triennial Festival will commence
September 10.
Sunday concerts of sacred music in the Lon
don concert halls arc positively forbidden.
Madame Materna has renewed her engage
ment at the Imperial Opera House, Vienna, fOr six
years.
Capoul has had fattering offer to become
drst tenor OF the Pans Grand Opera.
Messrs. Arthur s. Sullivan and William S.
Gilbert are said 20 opera ready for the stage
Parts of Wagner's "Rng DIES Nibelungeh
will be given at the Theatre de Ia Monnaie Brussels.
Richard Wagner arrived at Weimar on July
% where he and his family on visit to Dr. Franz
List.
Mr. John Hullah has been elected an honor
ary member Of in Royal Academy Of ST. Cecilia AT Rome
the Oldest musical institution III Europe
A certain composer of comic songs, NJ. Ed
m0nd Lherer has been appointed TO elevate the tone
o. Turkish military music
The net profits of the concert given at Cas-
sci 10 aid Of the fund for statue 70 bee erected III mem
DRY Of spohr amounted to $500 marks (o5sOl
1t is announced that GOunod's opera "Cinq
Mars Will be performed at ST. Petersburg In the conr5s
Of next season. with recitatiycs recently added BY
The composer.
Victor Masse has visited Brussels in order to
personally supeutend the rehearsal Of his opei" PAM
ana Virginia." which be produced at the Theatre de
la Aonnaic.
FlotOw has new opera In hand, to be
called .srhe Musicians" Mozart the principal person
IN IT, Flotow also composing another opera,
"SacOuntula," FOR tie firm Of RicOrdi, IN Milan
No less than 11,075 people attended the
Sims Reeves benefit Tickets were sold AT popular
prices and the receipts only few shilDngs snort
Of 81 800. The net profits were over 4lOo0
The new fve-act opera by NJ. AMBROSE
Thomas "FraDeoise de Rmini" viii be produced during
the International Exhibition season. also the reyyas
Of Aubers Huete dc Portici" Ola sanieo and Meyer
beers "AfrcaDe"
The voice Of Nine. Gerster, who lately made
such sensation in tho operate world Of London is said
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AN INSANE MANS ArTEMpr AT SUICIDE.

William Trojan of No. 900 West Twen-
tiethst was walking along the pier at the foot OF West
Twentythrdst last evening. when he saw man spring
into the water from the end OF the pier. e the
rise and sink again without making any effort 10
save himself. Convinced that the man intended o.
commit suicide Trojan called for help and jumped into
the water. lie oeeded In getting the man ashore IN
seni-lucOnscIOus condition. The wOud-bc suicide was
taken to the sixteenth Precinct Station where 10 was
learned that he Arthur Denninaye twenty-five,
OF 221 West Twenty ourthst. lie had been suffering
FROM dependency, from what his friends could
not tell When he able 10 he exhibited
many symptoms OF mental arrangement that ho held
fDY insanity.
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SPEAK Up MIR RANDALL.

FTOrn Tie ROchssteT IlltOH dHu dHpcIiIstT tDenD
AS Mr. Randall stands before the country to-
dav ne Is in FAVOR of Tom SCOTS coveted subsidy for
Texas Pacific III he does visa to be considered,
he must peak and say plainly and empHacay tnat
he is against That subsidy. The Democratic Representa-
tive who In Democratic IN tine House votes for
a man for Speaker who Il not thus committed against
fur her robbery the people to enrich souess corpora
tons and colossal thieves. Will fearful cunt
settle with constituents Nothing can be taken for
granted. Everything must BE- clearly understood aud
Inc organ zation Of House through its speaker
and Standing Committees, must be IN the interests OF the
people OF another Democratic House Will not De seen al
Washington for average lifetime.
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.nnrsr OF 4 HOTEL swINDLER.

A man who gave the name OF Edward Rich
d of Gostou Mass was arrested yesterday for sSind-
ling hotel Keepers this city His plan was to represent
himself as an agnt for large jewery house, ana en-
cage a room in which to exhibit samples Then he would
reoes loan Of the landlord in order TO pay &c
LINED lie was arrested on complaint OF Patrick >;
Quinn of the United states Hotel lie had also swihuied
E ,ronrrtcrs of the ST. James Hotel ana the irving
uouse All Toombs Police Court yesterday AFTERNOON
he Us senteut,d to Imprisonment for three months
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THE FOURTH CALIFORNIA CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT.

SAN FRANCrsCo, Aug. 24.-Referring to the
contest between Pacheco and wggnton candidates for
Congress for the WITH California District in which
Pacheco had majority Of vote, The Examiner this
evening says edit0rially:
We are informed that has been discovered In
the returns OF Kerr County for Representative ID Con
gress by which WiggntOE receives addition or three
votes which enormously credited TO PachecO inns
Will give the to Wiggnton, as Il more than counter
balances the claim OF majority heretofore made lOr
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LEFT NAKED BY THE ROADSIDE.

Mrs. Hannah Lane, age thirty-three, a seam
stress having no permanent residence taken with
epepuc nt in Central Park yesterday afternoon ana
fell the ground While In this state she was
stripped OF her clothing by thieves, who carried on even
her shoes aud nderclOhing officer England OF the ia
police found tue unfortunate and called In me
aid Of several ladies who her clothing Beng sun
unconscious Mrs. Lane WAS removed In carriage W
Bellevue She "A confirmed epilepnc, and the exposure
TO which she was yesterday subjected has made hc CON
dton precarous. The thieves have not peen arres1eu
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A FRENCH DEPUTY-MAYOR REMOVED.
u ,nIs Eridav Anu d 1877.


The Deputy-Mayor of Eureux has been dis
missed by a decree OF President MacMahon On the oc-
casion of the Presidents recent visit to Eureux the
Deputy Mayor made a speech informing him that the
popuatlon OF EuIeux and Normandy generally, were
deeply attached to the Republic and desired the present
crisis 10 terminate as possible.
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TAKING A wHACK AT HIM.

We think Mr.. Key feels the humiliation of
his position kenny It's one regarded anomalous by
the very persons with whom is associated in Adj
mnstratlOn. lie neither willing to be considered
Republican BY Republicans, regarded Democratby
Democrats HIS presence IN the CABINET BID fO SOutb
Democratic support will doubtless prove failure
Such support the House OF Representatives will give
those of the Administration winch accord
with the Democratic policy, Mr. Hayes had
purchase by slice OF patronage. II is quite doubtful
whether Mr. Key will long remain his uncertain posi-
ton A withdrawal from tbs Cabinet Will OF course be-
equivalent, in his case a retirement from public life.
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all the counts and OF action from No to No asa
covering the time from September l, 1871 TO August
3, 1872, the ground that they are barred by lml-
tation. The answer is a general denial OF al inc
remainder OF the counts from Nos 455 70 1893, ana
alleges that the maina the present
suit against the defendant for the reason that be was
indicted tried and convicted the general charge
as that now brought against him I'm 1873 was sentenced
to imprisonment and 10 pay fine and that lie was sub
sequently granted full and unconditional pardon by the
President which accepted, and the court released
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Storage passengers To oeirehs Co. Aneust ~ at 80
Ion $40 spoke Danish ship showing ngna 9t.ss M
signal letters j. H. II. c. bound West .,,N ,....
steamship Ellie Knight NcGreery, Pniauophi~- WV"
10 Bogert Morgan. 1870.
schr. Lunet, Kinds Calais with lnmbcr 70 order.
Schr. Mary 4 Tibbetts Maxwell, Virginia WITH WOOD
Scbr b. X. Dennis, Turner Virgins, with wood
FOREIGN PORTE.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 24.-Tbe white star Line stesmshiy
Gemanic Capt Kennedy, sailed for NewYork at D. "a. W
DOMESTIC PORTS
NEW ORLEAys Aug Arrived. steamship Kpicf
erb0cker from New York. sailed. steamship New YORK
SAN FRANCISCO Aug 2fArriyed ship Joseph D. sphneJ
from New.YOrk
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CONNECTICUT INFLATIONIsTs.

New HAVEN, Conn, Aug. plat meeting
Of Greenback last night, resolutions were passed
calling for the unconditional repeal Of the Resumption
Act the full monetzaon Of silver the passage of the act
making greenbacks full legal-tender and Interchange.
able with bonds the adoption OF equitable system OF
taxes ami the abolition OF mOnOpolies, opposition 10
subsidies and condemnmg secretary sherman and calling
for his removal
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THE PRESIDENTS POLICY APPROVED BY DEMO
Gratis.
BATH. Me-. Aug. 24.-The Sagadahoc County

BATH, Me-, Aug. Z4.-lne SaSaudHOc Couhy
Democratic Convention to-day adopted the following;
Resolced, That while adhegng to the principles emu
merat ii the IT. Louis platform, believe that, hs
Democrats desire the restoration OF harmony EOO
government ard prosperity 10 every state IN tne UNION
we can do heartily endorse the social ed policy VI tue
urrs
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REGULAR HOGS.


When il is known that one Federal Official
in New York CITY five members OF ms family pen
nncd On tbe Treasury good reason will be recognized
for the Presidents order against nepJtlsm Yet tnat
family quite certainly will have little patience with TINS
rneddling with the civil service
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IN MFAfORIAM

CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK, Angnst ~. iaf.,
Alta specia meeting the Directors OF Ills bank, Leu ts
following preamble and resolutions we're uhahoosV
Ersa In the dlspensaton Of all wise Providence orr
beloved President and hghy-yalued friend, JOSEPH n
COOPER, removed from all earthly scenes abo
duties o that OF lite eternal therefore be - -
IesOrei That IL the death Of MI COOfEk us naht nss
most able CONSCIENTIOUS upright intelligent 9ncI hs
community which he lived highlyhOnored aud respected
Church OF his love earnest devoted ADoer IN
his Masters vineyard IN ull recognition OF his enent
Christian character mcnts Kindness, genial peasaht
manner will be held In remembrance therefore Do
II furtAer a.. A..
ReoIped That tender he widow and family o. the de
ceased our wanes ymps1ies IN this their hour Of
T5ltcd That this Board will body attend the funeral
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ALLEN c. nEAcn FoR sEcRETARY on sTATE.

AUBURN, n. Y, Aug. 24.-Ihe Au6urn Morn
ing Necs has private dispatch from Albany, winch
states that in view Of general sentiment which seems
., ho nrpondaranglv in favor OF ex-IiautGoy. Allen
Beach Tor Secretary Of State the Democratic ucket
he consents to be considered a candidate.
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SENATOR CoNKLING AT oswEGo.

OswEGO, n. Y, Aug. Ex-senator Conkllng
arrived here this evening and received at the sta
tiop by an immense assem0age OF people He was es-
cored to the residence OF Thomas 6. Mott ESD where
Inc held reception. lie will address the veterans al
their reunion tomorrow.
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Special \ oilees.

Ernn Food strengthens the Bran aud cures Nervous De
bity Price II at Hudnuts Herald Building; Zitzs, Broad
way and 3Istst Depot Aliens Pharmacy lsthsL
and lstaye. send for Circular.
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THE MCKEE wHIsKEY CASE.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. PA demurrer and
an answer in the case Of the United States against
NJ Mckee were filed In the United States Circuit Couri
to-day by defendants counsel The demurrer Is against
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TRIBUNE OFFICE Aug PSI o. m.-The light rains
in the latter part of yesterday showed few traces in tho
record Of arpressure and hence rainy weather Is not
likely to he prolonged There rise in temperature
after midday the moisture Of the air has increased
For this city and vicinity coudlness is lrobaDe es-
neciy in the earlier part OF the day. Clearing aud fair
weather NAV Dc OK peced 10 follow and last through to-
morrow with at least no marked increase OF warmth
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AARRIED.

JOHNsTON-LORD-On wednesday, Aug Is, 81 the resi-
dence OF the brides parents By The Rev. william ~ Dun.
nell OF All saints Church William Johnston r. to
Emma Augusta daughter Of Hezessh IL. Lord all Of this
city. No cards
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Mr.. Alberger was born in Baltimore, January
a. 1929 where he received common school education
He was formerly engaged in the provision trade in Buf-
falo and was member Of the last Wbg Convention and
OF the first Republican Convention held In tha cry lie
s Alderman in 1876 aud 80; Mayor Of Buffalo in
,oeo ,d ~. Canal Commissioner from 1862 to 1867
MANNER of Assembly from 1871 to 1874. serving on the
Committees Canals, aud Cities and Oh Commerce anu
N,v''1aton lie was Chairman Of the last named Com
MI i'm so and 1873 during which period the lEves-
je,tion of the NcN-York Quarantine was Conducted
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DOMESTIC PORTS

Send fifty cents for WEEKLY WITNESS, post
paid TIL New Year Next number specially interesting
WITNESS OFFICE, FrankfOTtst
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GLASGOW HoNoRS FOR GEN. GRANT.

LONDON. Friday, Aug. "a, 1877.
The Town Council of Glasgow on Monday
UNANIMOUSLY 10 present the freedom Of the city
to Gen Gran. on Tie occasion Of his approaching visit
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OBIIU ARY.
FRANKLIN A. ALBERGER

BUFFALO, n. Y. Aug. 24.-Ihe Hon. FRANK
lin A. Alberger formerly Mayor OF Buffalo AMI late
member Of the legislature died to-day OF heart
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MIDNIGHT WEA THEE REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

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I TIE CASE OF MISS MEADE,
| HER REMOVAL FROM THE PENSION BUREAU DE-
TENDED BY OFFICERS OF THE INTERIOR DE-
i It.1rnIr. ~
Smyrna times., 1877-03-14
Wilmington M. E. Conference.
lCOlltliluSu mum llIot pd6Ssl
FOURTH DAY-SATURDAY.

The report of the Committee on Temper
ance was presented and read, and the gist
of the resolutions is as follows:
Resolved That inasmuch as many of the politicians
of the day profess not to care how we talk, write,
preach or pray but do care how we vote therefore
we think the hour has come for Christian men to
make prohibition an issue at the polls.
Resolved That we recommend the use Of none but
thepure unermented juice of the grape on Sacramen
tai occasions.
Revs. VanBurkalow, Hutchin and DIR.
Cooper opposed the resolution for the
reason that it had political aspect. 1t was
adopted by large majority.
The event of Saturday was the squabble
about Bishop Ames. That our readers may
have full understanding of this matter,
we sum it all up in this shape:
On Thursday Bishop Ames created a
most decided sensation, in brief address
upon thei Book Concern report. Speaking
of tho AdUOcate of New York, he referred to
the present editor DR.. Fowler in terms of
the warmest commentator. az am salts
fed now," said he, "that we have paper
which contains no attack upon Methodism," !"
referring to DIR. Curry, the late editor of
that journal who was displaced by the last
General Conference, and placed in charge
of the Repository. The Bishop, at lenghth,
severely reflected upon DR.. Curry, but
though other parts of his remarks upon the
prosperity, etc., of the AdUocate were greeted
with applause, this portion of the address
was received in dead silence, except that a
most decided hiss was heard from the left
of the pulpit.
On Friday the following communication
appeared in the Ne,os and AdvertiSer
From his manner yesterday, one would be led to
suppose that our honored Bishop was troubled with q
t Of indigestion, that he did not say his prayers
| good In the morning,
Whether this the case not certainly his stric
lures the former editor of the Christian Adpoca,
were not only uncaed for, but unjust and in exceed
ing bad taste. And this was all the more apparent In
vieg of the absence of the party assailed. Had DR.
Curry been present the Bishop would no more have
made the reflection upon him that he did, than he
would have taken lion by the name. lis never
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