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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
NITEl SUPPLEMENT.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Unconstitutional continues in the Basque
Provinces. --- The Turkish Grand Vizlcr has SEM
a concatory dispatch to the Princes Of Serva ana
Montenegro. --- II. Gambetta has been reelected
President OF the Budget Committee in tho French
Chamber.
oMrsTlC.-Bcniamin ii. Hill is elected Senator
from Georgia. and Senator DAVIS and ReprScht2-
tive Hereford Senators from West Virginia
CovGRE,s-Thc House of Representatives, after
a debate of seven hours, passed the Compromise
hill by a vote Of l91 to SO --- In the Senate the
bill to create sinking fund for the payment OF the
debts due the Government from the Pacific Rail-
roads was called up aud will be- the order for to-day
A speech was made. by Mr. Jones Of Florida IN sup
port of the petition of the Democratic electors OF
that State.
CITY AND SUBURPAN.-Charlcs i. Appcby was
appointed Receiver OF the Metropolitan Fire lnsur-
ance COMPANY. All liabilities will be paid in full
ex,cpt ca.Gtal stock. -=- The Controller advised
changes IN the present laws for the issue OF city
bonds - Tho Police Commissioners abolished
the Sixth Precinct. -= The schooner Mary Louise
was sunk by leo in the North River and one m"n
was drowned. --- Cold l0Gis, 1908, 1864. Co.
value of the cgaltcndcr dollar at tho close. ~ 10
cents Stocks generally lower and closing weak.
TIE WgArnEE.-THE TRiBUNE's local obServa-
tons indicate somewhat warmer, partly cloudy an
at times threatening weather. Thermometer yes
to-day, 23}, 30. 33'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

correspondent asked yesterday why commu-
nifty ready to build Mr.. Strakosch opera house
could not be induced to furnish a music hall for
Theodore Thomas. 1t might BIO answered III the
first place that this community has not yet shown
itself ready to build an Opera-house for anybody.
and that the temple Of the lyric muse described
in such gorgeous colos seems to be nothing so far
but castle in Spain. In the second place, we are
by no means certain that sensible scheme for the
erection of fine hall for both Summer aud Winter
concerts would not prove attraction to capital
lists even in these hard times. if only a practical
man Of business would take it up, and secure the
cooperation of Thomas for the artistic side of the
venture. For the honor of New-York we trust such
an undertaking will be tried Ii is discred'table TO
the metropolis of the new hemisphere that with its
million of inhabitants, it, wealth, its culture and
It's public spirit, it cannot afford shelter to all
orchestra which has hardly rival in the whole
world. America has long enjoyed in the musical
circles of Europe repute which it dOes not de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
omusements auo meetinas 90 Night.

FurH AvExrE TuE.rFP.-2 and g: Lemons"
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ana : " Man ana WE. . .
IICEuM THEAIEE-l:3O: "Iamlet;' 3; otncho'
Booth. -
SEw BROADWAY THEATER-2 and 8: "Unclo Toms
CABIN" %
NiBIo'S GARDEN.-2 and s Around the World in so
Days. &c.,,
PARK THEATFR--l30 and 9: 1.-THE Geneva Cross
San FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.--2 ana =.
Tony PASTORS NV THEArER.-Narietv
Union SoUARE THEATER.-l:30 ana : :: % Miss Mutton
WALLACKs TuEATER.-1;30 and :: All for Her.
ACADEMY or Music" Flying DutcnUian."
ACAD, Ny OF pLNlGN.-Mdter Color EA iOltiOn.
BuOIpwAY. NEAR Thirty -rIFTII-ST-Ceutennia Butter
Head.
CiIIMORE's GARDEN.-EpucstIlan Games
EtILFK's WONDER THgATER.-2 ami 3: Magical and
Musical Performance
NTw-YoKK AQUAKIUN-Dav and Evening.
UNION LEAGUE luEA1ER--23O: Lecture DIR. H. Sauveur.
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the innocent creditor because Il hates the

the innocent creditor because It Rates the
knavish borrower.
The people of the Southern States ought 10
realize that they tarnish their own honor when
they suffer political passion to blind them to
the lust claims of creditors. IF part OF
the debt is really fraudulent, there may DE
excuse for disputing that part But there Is no
excuse for refusing to pay any OF tne
debt, and we do not believe the Southern clti-
zens would take such Course but for the partl-
san feeling which has caused so much mischief
i'm that section
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
SpTTJyERV INUEBTEUN rHS.

A tax O. siN mills on the dollar will pay the
interest OH the entire dit of the Southern
States. Yet tue majority Of these States re-
fuse 10 levy the necdiui tax. Inc assessor
valuation OF property in Virginia, the Caf0Iihas'
Geo. gia. Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louis
lana. Texas. Arkansas, and Tennessee Is about
~ coo. Geo OCO. The entire debt OF those
states. recognized and unrccognizcd, is about
$500, GOO, OC0, and at siX per cent the interest,"
would be only Sl2, 100000. Yet we are 'oiu
that it il "ab ,oluteiy impossible" Tor S'ateS
which produce of cotton alone $300'Ooo'ooo
every year to raise the trting sum OF |'I2,ooo'-
900 to pay the interest on their Indebtedness,
Within six years these States have DrohHced
cotton alone worth about $l,SO0, OOO,OOO, as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
JyDcE D4TiSS SUCCESSOR.


Davis, the newly elected Senator from llhrois,
ought to resign his Seat upon the bench mme-
diately, or wait until the 4th of March, when
his term OF Office as Senator begins. As a
question of political propIiety and perhaps OF
official etiquette, il invites the large and free
discussion with winch the American press
grcets the current topic, whatever De us ma
turc or description, and there Is no danger but
that Judge Davis, if be waits Tor the c"nciu-
sions of an enlightened public sentiment upon
the subject, will be amply and thoroughly adj
viscd as to the proprieticS OF The occasion ana
his own duty. The newspapers are moi slow
in taking up questions Of this character, nor
tinid in offering counsel and advice concern
ing the duties of public men. In the end,
bowrver. we presume Judge Davis will take
pretty much lis own course, and either
resign Immediately upon being notified OF his
election, or postpone that act until che Attn OF
March, just as he may think eXocdIehl ana
proper. In very recent instances, Judge
B?diC remained on the Dcich OF me
w-JcrSey supreme Coart till elected
Governor; Gov. Robinson vacated The ONCE OF
Controller only a day or two before hIs maui
guraiion AID G0y>. iildcn,' Hayes, ana lien
bricks. and Congressman Wheeler ali retained
the Offices to WiIich tity hdu n'cI' 'i''''" '''',
having been nominated i"r nc te'nei'l anu
Nice-prcsidcncy. Precedent haS ts'a'i'"to
the rule OF prorli'iy ana '"qnr''" IL .l' h'''-
ter, ana we presume '"o'' nav ,,,' wa
30 scrup'eS Oh 'iia' 7'o,'' my '''''''' ~,
seems 30 reason WHY ~ .'','' "ot - go ''.''
70 eX"rclsc WIN honest '"'r' 81"
paiilaiity me iih'uo"S I'll '"'ho "'i'.'7 Wv
next six weeks a. Il, any tliilc Slice MS APP
rOintncn; 10 the brnch.
1t is possible, A'E'Fcr' tha' He h'ay CON
slider TIE question n''fe ID me i%ht % t""l'-
cal eZp' licnr} than as Oh" OF oHicial etld"o'"
or personal preference. Ills Term o. ounce a'
Senator Ge%nS with TIE era Oh '"c p'S'"'
and the beginning ~ new Administrations
The high place Judge DAVIS VHcat's is 10 DC
filled, accord NJ as he hastcis or p0'tp0neS MS
resi- ration. h. appointment from Pre'deht
Grant OF from his su, cc'Sor. Having III view
the purity and dignity G'd hHh character, o!
the bench Of the highest court III the land Ii"
may well consider seriously the question
whether the appointment Of his successor
Would bc better left to PYe>icCHt Grant or 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

rents not loss than five nor more than ten per cent
The owners of stores and business houses seem
more hopcfrR of their future receipts. business
rents seem to have reached hard-pan and
when business revives tho empty stores will
not be long in filling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
Business \ oIlees.
" PER-HEIDSIECK."

"PIPER- HEIDsIECK."
To THE TRADE
W., beg 10 inform You that this day been appointed
General Agents IN the United states and Canada for
"PIpKK-IEIDsIRCK" CHAMPAGNE
II PuRR& cos "CARTF BLANCHE. SEC"
Soliciting a continuance Of your esteemed faNOrs.
We remain,
Your Obedicnt servants,
John CsPORN son & Co,
I'm o 1877 New YORK and Montreal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
Jan. ?. 1877.
OF FEESH MEA1

SHIPMENT OF FRESH MEAT, FRUITS, &c.
Ex d. J.. SOMES of Washington Is prose utE
,,f,inee, ot h nj Trirle raor ships. II is said
that MIR twenty or mere refrigerator patents
To CoXsI-NprIvEs-M have been happy TO
rive their testimony favor Of the use of WborS nre
Cod Iiy oil ana Experience mas proved u 10 he
ysslle rrmrJv Tor Consumption, Asthma. DpEthtIia and
ali diseases the Throat aud Lungs Manufactured ohF ny
A m WrOR Chemist BOSTON Sold by druggists geheIdi!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

,c,vc. The chractcr Of the Thomas orchestra
IL well known abroad it is well known there
also that better programmes performed by il than
can be found in any city Of the universe and the
Intelligence and Hberaity Of American audiences are
in consequence exalted II Europe only knew tho
TRUTH We who listen with delight to the wonderful
PLAYING of this band, and watch the eager crowd
that pours into the symphony concerts (six times
YEAR. have little conception of the struggles and
priyations which the conductor undergoes for one
evenings entertainment. To Keep the band together
for these six Winter concerts needs whole year Of
trial and fatigue, long journeys, heavy risks. and
often ruinous losses The fact il, America does not
support the Thomas orchestra nov and never has
supported it, Nothing has kept it up but the hero
ism of this one remarkable conductor. We deserve
no credit for its existence; the honor is all his. Is
il not time for the real lovers of music TO recognize
the actual state Of the case and relieve the COM
munlty of the reproach that rests upon i : What
we need is to keep Theodore Thomas at home.
The State Legislature at Albany has been expend
ing "A great deal Of olOquence and industry upon the
Compromise bill which ii seems to lis might a. well
have been devoted to business There doubtless
cases in which it Is proper for State Legislatures TO
instruct members of Congress to the sentiments
of their constituents-f the State Legislatures hap
pento know what those sentiments are-but it does
not seem to be the duty of our local lawmakers to
spend day after day in useless debate upon bills
which are reserved for another tribunal. Mr.
Woodns resolution only succeeded in drawing out
irreconcilable differences Of opinion, and the long
discussions to which il gave rise probably dd not
hasten or retard the decision at Washington by a
single hour change single vote. Some time
after the bill is signed and the commission APP
pointed the resolution will perhaps come 20 vote.
Then we hope tho Albany Senate will cease to be
debating society and 90 TO work.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

The decline in the importation OF Swiss
watches Is one of the most striking incidents
in the industrial revolution w,iich has ioiio"ed
the rarc Of 1873 In 1877 We received
3Gc. 900 watches from Switzerland; the mum
her imported Lqs since decreased annually
until last year, according to the trirSiaphic
report, it fell to 7G,40O. THIS result Il trace
able mainly to our rapid progress in watch
making, which gives our factories command
OF the home market, and enables them to sell
from 10000 20 $4,000 watches yearly IN
Europe and Australia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

With the Wmter two-thirIs gone, the near
spproach of movims-d day brings into view the
question of next years rent, winch III times
like these il . great problem 20 great mum
her. On another page will be found an article
summing up the rent probabilities. The
prophcte dill, of course, Int there seems 10
be good ground 10 expect II reduction iii house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

President Grant has bestowed his official
sanction upon the carpet Dagger. Jads" Settle
who was defeated for Governor of North Car
DINA, is to be sent 90 Florida as L. ). Dlatrict
Judge This will probably lead to grand
concentration at the capital of Governors who
would have been but were not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

And now Mr.. Hewitt says there will be no
National Convention. Ii would be hard indeed
if the patriots who have been demanding III
"dan or blood" should find that they were 10
get neither.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
Aem-alorls Daily Grlba111e,
FOUNDED eY HORACE GREELEY.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1877.
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FALSE IMrREssIoN.-It is generally sup
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Truly yours,

WHY THEY OFTEN FAIL.-Young men
often fail to get on in the world because
they neglect small opportunities. Not be-
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promoted to the charge of greater things.
A young man who gets a subordinate stu
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him to give it much attention. He will
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and then he will show the peonle what he
can do. This is a very great mistake
Whatever his situation may be, he should
master it in all its details, and perform all
its duties faithfully. The habit of doing
his work thoroughly and conscientionsy is
what is most likely to enable young man
to make his way. With this habit per-
son of only ordinary abilities would out
strip one of greater talents who is in the
habit of sighting subordinate matters
But, after all, the mere adoption by
young man, of this great, essential rule of
success, shows him to be possessed of
superior abilities.
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Cologne, and within a stones throw of it's
magnificent cathedral, stands mean, low,
weather beaten house, which is one of the
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her son and became wandering fugitive.
In succession England, Germany and Swift
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till at last, deserted by everyone, sick and
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there, in a wretched tenement, persisted,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
ACrIvES.
NOTES.

The Alleghenies will play the Stand
ards without an umpire.-Pttts. paper
That's what they wanted to do, Thurs.
day, but we play ball down here.
The Pittsburgh Commercial and the
Dispatch claim that McNlchol is an un
lsir umpire. All the money those papers
want to gamble on his fairness in the po-
sition named will be covered by Wheel
Ing parties, the bet to be decided by the
different clubs for whom be has umpired
games. Put up or shut up.
The Allegheny base ball club has
changed it's name to the Base Drum"
because it is so easy to beat.
In speaking of Thursdays game, the
Pittsburgh Dispatch says: "Of the gate
money, there was none for the Allerhe-
MES" No, the Standards agreed to pay
them for playing game OF ball, and do
not propose to pay for half finished work.
Had they played the game, they would
have received every cent due them.
Pittsburgh done her last bulldoZing Of
the suburban" town of Wheeling when
she swindled the Standard club out OF
gate receipts, last yesr.
Williamson, who was captain of the
Allegheny nine last year, says that he
was forced to resign, because of his re-
ceiving orders to "kick," and he being .
man ofprinciple, he preferred resigning
to following. the dictates of unprlncipled
managers.
Gen. Jim Ewing has been housed up,
so TO speak, posting books" as he says,
but knowing oues declare positively that
the generals participation in the "Fat We.
Lean" base ball match has something to
do with his retirement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
FOR SALE,

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
CLOSING sCHOoL,ExERCIsEs..
what was Done In the First. Fourth
and Nav enth Wards.


The public schools of this city were
closed for the long summer vacation Yes
terday, 10 be opened again on the hrst
Monday in September.
In the First ward school, Professor
Bundy, principal, q goodly number OF
scholars were present. They were en-
tertained In the room of the grammar
school, in the forenoon, by several very
interesting and amusing dialogues,
spoken by number of scholars, under
the direction of Miss Mcclure and Miss
Oxtoby.
In the Fourth ward school, Professor
Snowden, principal, the closing excl.
cises, consisting of singing, Dialogues and
recitstions, came OF in the room OF the
grammar school in the afternoon. The
performances we're very good,
and everything went of pleas.
sntly. During the slnging,
Miss Dillon accompanied on the piano.
Besides the large number Of scholars q
great many visitors we're present.
In the Seventh ward school, Professor
Stevenson, principal, the closing exer-
cises took place also IN the afternoon, IN
the room of the Grammar school, large
number of scholars beng present. The
exercises consisted of singing, under Pro-
fessor Schohe,d's direction. Mics Eva
Rice accompanying on the orgsp'
Among the visitors were Professor Her.
/ vey, Superintendent of Schools, and two
of the Local School Commissioners,
namely, Judge Cochran and Mr.. Collier
These three gentlemen made short sd.
dresses to the scholars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
Personalities.

w. w. Adams, State Senator from
Summers county, is at the st. James.
Miss Ella Davis, OF Covington, KY,
daughter Of Mr.. Amos Davis, formerly
OF Bridgeport, is visiting friends at
Kirkwood. ...
A. e. Houston, of Monroe county, is
registered at the st James.
While riding on horseback, yesterday,
Squire Caldwell fell from the snimnl
and severely sprained his leg and arm.
He will be about to-day rs usual, how
ever.
Gov. Mathews returned from Morgan
town, yesterday, where he had been in
attendance upon the Commencement e&.
ercises at the University.
Col. Nelson Campbell, Of Monroe
county, is in the city, at the st. James.
His big face is brimful of genial
huHor.
Hon. ID. B. Lucas of Jefferson, and
Col. d. d. johnson, reached the city
last evening from Morgsntown, where
they had beer participating in the
university exercises.
Mr.. Ed. Lsrkin returned home yes
terdsy, from Illinois, where he has been
visiting for some time past.
Mrs. L. S. Delsplsin returned home
from Quincy, H., yesterday. Mrs.
Delsplsin has been absent tor some time
visiting friends.
Capt. Alex. Mathews. brother of Gov
ernor Mathews, is stopping at the Nc
Lure.
Mr.. Chss. kryter left yesterday on an
eastern tour with his patent creeper"
he will visit New York, Philadelphia
and Boston.
Rev. Z. p. Pratt, d. D., OF Ports-
mouth, o., is expected to preach at Il e
Presbyterian church, kirwood, to-mor-
row.
Mrs. John Dubois, of Kansas City,
formerly of Belmont county, D, and
sister-in-lsw of Mr.. Thomas Blair of this
cIty, is in town visiting friends.
Mrs. Good, mother of Hon. ]. b,
Good, is dangerously IL. There is little
hope OF her recovery.
kemPle, Tenemstn G. w. Bags and
Others win be at the Fifth ward market
square tomorrow afternoon, 10 tell the
multitude what they think about the
strike" its effects aud results.