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New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
HTSIC.
opry1NG OF THE OPERA SEASON.


The performance of LA Traviata,' with
which Mr. Marie.ou opened his first Amcr.cn.
Was ;.dged ~ a " Ole the best reprostA ~ Ital
ian opera Academy h.is witnessed iOr number Of
years The onens Of the evening were oil Favorable.
The house was full I" OyrifO~.lg, and brilliant
IL aspect: the applause vas deIn1nsti.tIHr
and the TtOltta and several oi the Other
artist, were repeatedly called orfuro the cur
Mss Minnie IIauG who ofi ~ cu,h, ago.
pretty and promiS nR young singer, comes D. OK =
handsome aud acconIi shed prims donna. With ~ G.
tabished reputation. Her ice bas gained much slnc'
she away. both 10 iuuess and strength her 'Nl-
has maurd. and shr Lus dcvclnPtd drl matte P,~"r
OF which We should hardly have thought bcr
caphNlc. shO Is earnest, intelligent, nnaiy endu~r !
by nature, au1 educated by tho experience OF tons
OF the best theatres OF Germany and We shall be sni
rIsed sle do uc' aid largely III her own land 10 tie
aures which she has accumulate. sbrOht II Is rrttiI-
ing to that American young lady has m Gc for
heraeIf 40 d,stngu shud career aud bss r. hccte,-
Wherever has much credit rpou her country
and her profession. In the character Oi TiOLena She
mas an Opportunity 10 display t0Ibe Of the
most ching qua tics Of her voice. and come oi The b. Il
points In and mpassiobed acting II Ia foI the
death scene Of coUrs@ thai the pTia donna always
serves herse and Miss Hauk made this inptes.
sve and irle unnatural a, such product of poetic
nightmare ever can I've made; but her most
unequivocal musical were ia the
second act. where the duo with Germond
especially met with marked favor. The Aifredo WAS
sig Frapolii. who stranger in NewYork and who
did great deal last ght 10 the good reputation
he has ALREADY acquired here. sig Gaia-sI, tho err
D.ond OF the evening. ikely /" become Orite Uo
sang Ee artist and the house not slow 10 di4-
cover hIs merit.
We had led 10 expect that Mr.. MaplesOns princi
pal endcavor would be 20 excel pIevious mhnagcfS IA
the perfection OF his enscmbles No reasonable hopes
on tha score lIkely 70 be disarpontcd. 1t
great comfort to listen " oonsccntlJus smooth wr-
prepared and ef,cyeH performance as that Of last
night, The paris we're wclDalsnccd, the chorus
ceeut, the stage properly sel. hLd tho orchestra
under SignOr Arlti by long odds the beet have
lad OF Italian Opera for great vlfio. MT BI indt.
who The IHOmAAs CDfIiHtistrr, ~ hr pricl
pal frs violin. with hessrs Arnold. hEiIRa and Ianm
fr ms AeShbors. and Mr.. BefgIer nnng the eel
los The band last gbi not larger than customary
ere, bat bE good organization and careful
Cnur Arditi got from IL beautiful quality Uf tOno,
wei a. the rrquir, force and oehcAcy Of cIpro-siOn
We can heartily congratulate Dir. MHDlcSOn upon
good beginuiac 81 his work, ana II hst Hiht far
sptcimcp Of what he 10 do loI ieel that we
can congratulate Ncy-York upon having al length Il
thoroughly good opera uCupr.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
TIE PENNSYLVANIA CANVASS.

Ex-Governor Hendricks will make few
speeches in the state. HIS nesrness 70 New-lork WI
have "A tendency TO sgEravate the straddle
The Democrats, after COddling the Green
back party for time have begun to quarrel whit The
shd has become too oOstrePeT"us for It's parents 10
manage.
The effort of a few independent papers to
divert the campaign the hard money to the
qualification Of personal IDalice proving 4meutabC
failure.
Excepting the With and XIth Districts,
where the Democrats have not yet chosen their candi
dates the Congressional nominations in the state have
all been made. There about seventy csnddnIes III
the FIELD.
The Hon F. C. Bunnel and DR.. J. Guy Nc
Candies bong Republican candidates for Congress ~
the XVth aud XXlId Districs rospec;yel" have with
drawn from contest. THIS sImpncs the Conycs-
siouA situation and wD doubtless result II eaVng bOlb
districts to the Republicans.
General Sam Cary handles The Democracy
without gloves in his speeches He ADVISES the Green
esckers TO listen to no terms demand
surrender % the Democracy Cary should have little
patience Senator wallace has almost caught az With
After balloting 527 times the Democratic
Convention in the XXGyih Senatorial District nble
20 nominate candidate. Tne defeated candidates de-
that they sold out ann assert that the fraud
will never BE- cOLdone" The end Of the trouble Is not
yet
Mr.. Randall has become 1larmed at the pro-
g7ess opponent making aud is said to be putting
out some best United States documents" where they
will do TIE good. He has sctive worker running
against ham and will sharp struggle 10 Ia. LIZ
seii frOm the fate OF his rival. Sayic-.
Some of the rOck-IIbDed Democrats in the
xXth Cougr, ssional District do kindly the
candidacy OF Ex-Governor Curtin, and luEewarm
their support. Ose local Democratic paper remarks :
Undsr snch veteran Democrats Bon Butler and
Andy Curtin, the Democrats of MaSsaohusetis and
Pennsy vana will be 20 win tremendous yictOrlcs."
Curtin large Democratic majority 10 draw upon
but his election is not at al certain
Private Dalzoll is going TO take the stump
for the Republican ucket and his Efforts will undOub
sdy be productive % good. He Las been dong
oellent work u his state Ohio, during the past
few months. He declined to be candidate FOR Con
gress aud for four months 81 his time 10 the
yice Of his party paying has own expenses ana neglect
ing is private affairs He also did valiant work IN the
lAAl ONO Legislature and was especially prominent IN
opposing al dIAgTaeoIui Democratic legislation.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
THE FkVEK IN THE SOUTH.
no GREAT IMPROVEMENT

TIE STATE OF THINGS N HE PRINCIPAL FENtE
CITIES.
Ew-ORLEANs. oct. 1G.-The weather Is cieH'
with the Thermometer at 81. The deaths to-day
were 20, and the number of cases reported llV'
making the total number of deaths 1919, and the
total number of cases IL 800. Dispatches
received from all points Of the fever zone
show no material abatement Of the disease. The
Howar1s have received a dispatch asking that ply
,iclans and nurses be sent TO YazoO City, where
very malignant and fatal form of fever has ap-
ptarcd.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Oct. 1G.-Dr. Nandeman'
Registrar reports fOur deaths from yellow fever Tor
the twenty-iour hours ending at p. m.'
and fourteen new cases, twelve Of them
coored, decrease of nine from yesterday.
Since the epidemic began there have been
292 cases, and 90 deaths.
MOBILE, Ala, Oct 16.-FOr the past twenty
four hours there have been fifteen cases OF yellow
fever reported at the Health Office. This makes
scvcniythrec cases of fever i'll all that have been
reported since the first case. There have beeS
twrnty-threc deaths III all since the beginning 0i
the sIrkicS~.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 16.--lhe weather to-day is
warm and euitry with rain threatened. FROM
O'Clock last evening until noon to-day, the under
takersrrport thirteen INTERN, nts Among the deaths
are T. A Canale, Secretary Of the Italian Benevolent
Association.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
would allow ths contestsnt 70 Oer tesmoDy anrDs the

would allow the contestant to offer testimony OrlbS b
afternoon and Friday he wonld expect the eouhsei
TO have atndavits which to rest their claims;
Mr. Lord wanted TO read the affidavit when ne Iau
prepared the matter and had submitted 70 he Othe
side At this suggestion Mt Chcate said nothlDe, Du
shook his head grayey at the surrogate lhe Oour. r
he could not listen at that time, unless The counsel
would give the names OF their witnesses. , .
William VI. Parks OF No. 100 Montaguest., ana u
broker was thereupOu called The only object was 20
got in evidence allowed by recent decision OF th
Court OF Appeals on point IN regard 10 which he hah
not testified when called year ago. In answer Hhge
question, be said that when he visited tht C"nnou"le
during Illness he showed signs OF ihehtai
unlike his former self. ..-..-
Not anticipating tnat he would have an opportunity
much Testimony yesterday. Mr. L0rd sbid ne Iouuu
bis stock of Witnesses exhausted He took from Ioi~
Hus j. Vanderbilt letter and, showing it to MI CLINTON
asked "W you admit that that IL tue lanaWritns v
Mrs Vauderbllt I" without looking at II Mr. CLINTON
answered curtly, " don't know her haudWFtlhS. 20
on with your case" You might AT least answer the
question As a gentleman >" rcjOincd Nr Lord on no.
no. Go o." was the answer Of MI. Clinton Inc case
will 4" 20 on i" Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
DISAPPEARANCE OF A BROKER.
MISSING SINCE FRIDAY, WITH S2U,UUU LIABIIIIIE7'
a. BrOmberger, "A broker ut No. IL NalIst.,

MISSING SINCE FRIDAY, WITH S2O,ooO LlABlLIIlEs'
a. BrOmberger, broker at No. ii NalIet.,
has been missing since Friday, leaving number oi
creditors total liabilities OF $4,000 His absence
fist hotod bY tLe 1lm Of SnLerman q Joseph
brokers ~ No. 1Il2 galst. The members Of the brn
SAID that BrUmheygoT WAS IN the habit OF DoH""IhE
small IRON them nearly every day, and rttuh
ing them before night. Last Friday he stepped I'M"
IA,I. flee borrowed 30 sOycrrgns for exchange
40 nt lid the amount De sought foI au
then was learned tnat he had disappeared MI JO-
seph said iA.i dccctiycs were looking for the mise
Iug tr"krr but lie believed he lad left the country
II stated that Richard Il Boas agents of the
Hamburg steamship Line, were creditors 10
600. ..l.bgul s2.OJp Nr. BOIs SAID that s.NcFal
w",- h-u i"cuutILcT sent dIatt Tor 4lOO 10 Liver
pool. IAlHuir on certain bank, anu "urh
,.,-,u'-l u WIS ri shUuOTci. The holder Of he dri.
tLyn AID %, I4ltri for, the British consul here ANA
I3a,L.d tno ~, ndid ~ Bras Tor cOIrci"I
A'tur many ihotj~ BiuWu"Ig Ialu IN" Jritl0h I"hsh
40, ana RrI.Id Il f. IAh $50 agreeing Ia pay ih'
lJ1H,, in IL- uIcuts On Saturday al INST IN nj Vac
uIt AUu l,F ~ his creditors Is sbd ~ D."
= MI P-tE, 10 whom S3,DOO Is due B.Oii-
berger was clerk with banking house ID
ENrAau-t U.a.e !or about ten years, aud about PIX
tn ,It Ia'u uuriu,-s foI himself. lhe mcHI"t'
OF te Ia,t employed Brumbcrgcr cay tnat durh1
h, with lucu II, was honorable IN ali has
gUs,,t.u- ana .ncy beIcve hIn I" bc suffering WIN
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
THE FAILuiE or HAAR n co.
join II. HAAK UNABLE 10 PROCURE EAiI-iNNk
TIGATIUN BEIAG MADE ~ THE .siock ~

| JDuN II. HAAK JNABLE 10 FhOCiEE EAiI-INNk~-
| IiGATION bEIAG MADE III THE 5iOCk IA
CHANGF.
The failure of Haar & Co. was much di.-
russ,d A. wall-st yestefdAy Thr Governing CIEGI. O.
Of the Stock Exchange called t0,ct.cr yesterday
| morning Auor asung the charges Of hrifrH o
| Ca nud tho arrest of Mr liar. Pi,s.,rn.
I've, requested the committee 10 -rir.t ~i.r,...
cummiitce Investigate the matter, Mud g.
make pr0npt report, With rco'nn' ne. ,i"a q. o."
action that should be taken by the sicck T. :'" rh
connnltee selected consisted 81 Donald Mooa y. ii.
ard Iapsley and a y. LHArrnc' iho :, In.!.n. Co..
mittee on Insoveneies. aud I. b. Aikna ana J..i f,
kiDrrlh.
Yesterday morning C. i. Kuchu, u,nuudi. - H4a' .
Coz who Is member of tho stock T.. change, rnI '.
thu resdence OF Bayton Iycs 10 seek advice as Z" "hn,
action he should take. lie claimed lp he absolutely I
nOeeut of any improper transactions by the nrir
Mr. Ives told aim that his conduct abs ~
ing himself from MS once nom the luu' Z"
the failure highly improper. ana hat II he VA u
honest claimed b. hc should at once fac. to
ssnos and meet his creditors IN manly WAY. A. ia,
suggosiion Of M Ives. Mr.. Kuchucmundt called upon
Donald MnckBy. chairman Of the special committee" hIu
made under oath. dom ng any parIr puiI"f
knowledge o. any improper TRANSACTIONS 10y lla'i
& co. He the only witness examined 10y the com
mittee Yesterday.
partner IN one Of the firms rjured oy Haar a CO.
failure said yesterday that ihr conduci Of tr haukrup
! was very Trpr'hcn-Ibc. He sId That Ecidcu a Co.
! loaned to II iur large line Of UuIon raci'
| = ork which Narn & CO. wanted 10 l,oir,w al 90
| Han paid S2Ju.OUO Mr Bcicu. ana
a. onco borrowed 30 lr cent from Mlv Co. md late,
n the day sold The stock for 60 po,kr.ng tn,
dI,Ierce. lie also loaned sou,o scrIsirs to Erd"u
CO.. and RLon tn,y WoIc presented i, redemption il.a.
& Co. unabir 10 meet The payment ot the muucy
advanced together with thr dcriuc IN value whlo.
lS,i.ru Co loot N2JOuu. making tn-,r total IOsse
| thrrusb ilaar cos operations 100000.
Mt. Htar was unable 10 srcule the necessary
| bsnlsntu yesterday, ana hu RETURNED to the
| Ludlow strtc Jan, where no occupies well
! Iunl- he'd r,-pm tie ground floor. Acting
| undcr ihc advice Of bis cuunse.. he declined
IL maxi any statements 81 hs m Yesterday mcfc y
rcicratIrg the Truth OF what lac said TIIBuNE
lor,I uu Iurrday. ins counsel, Jacob A. Gruss, viii
urc-cnt motion before Judge BarIett this morning tO
ynca;e 10 order Of arrest, and failing in this motion
| y,,I Dr made to reduce the Of BAN. IL was
nl1ced Yesterday that The orders Uf Tor c.
kuru.Iuundt aud i. HengsieT, the other members O
br firm should be- held III alley unlil there Is judi
cal 4 termination OF tho motion 10 he presented IN
| IIlnPs CaSr.
ur Gruss sad yesterday that upon invests cation Of
the cast would be able To prove thai BeIdon Co hAf
put Nv lob Oh Haa! nu SUNDAY ulght. when La h--
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
PERSONAL,
General Francis A. Walker has just resumed

General Francis A. Walker has just resumed
his duties al Vale.
"Chngnan, Of North Carolina" is in Raleigh
and IA sx1 show few. II any Of the physcal ufrmi-
ues OF age, and To be exceedingly bright OF mind
Mr.. John Penn. the most eminent marine
engineer OF England hos Just died He the inventor
Of many mechanical improvements, and was at one time
pres dent Of the Institute OF Meohan col Engineers
Colonel T.W. HgginsOn, IN lecturing recently
IN London The Arstocrscy Of Wealth" II said 10
have been very frank concerning the evils OF Hereditary
rank He declared t1at tho attitude Of hereditary rank
toward intellect IL dogrnding; he Acknowledged the
faults OF rich men In thls country but SAID thai m
couidn lDa-1ne one OF them giving prcotdencr III their
hourr 20 one o theI nnnier merely because u hs
riches over rcnnysOn and lOhGfeiow.
The autographs of eminent Americans do
not seeu "a De- very valuable property AT recent
sa!r u Boston papers signed by jefferson aud Madison
werc boogL for 10 cents each. an autograph note
pO..igs b., Edward Everett went !or 80 cents, AM
letter - Frauklin. writing fOi - cont, letter
sod for - 30 A Oag lettcr Of D.uiI Webrter's
500 for - one sn5 ngG ." %esR ssnt I,o lo
Jonathan Beichcr. OOyerEor "f A"ssachusei = d"ed
l7l4 Wa ksO,E ID down at % coht5.
M Jews McEntec, the distinguished ar
tu. viii have IN the loss Of his VIE The de,r
sympathy Of countless file'.ds IL this CITY who
knew hud esteemed that lady. Mrs McEnsee
died Monday evening at KonpOut Her iliLess
Nes short. and her husband beside her through
out lne devoted ana uHocdebg cLiC winch IA RaNJ
Io Nj A Euvc duTug Ps own long and dangerous sick
hehs IA ycai OF tTo tx uifOH her strength
N"ich 'hr never wholly recovered jHs admirable LADY
VII nc sincerely mOuTu~d bf al VINO nave felt tGc
th! ihhdehce VI nor bright Iulnt ber sBooi and era
ciuus nature.
Professor Lewis Swift has been giving a
lecture Oh astronony in kochesrr AID The Democrat
snd GrOnoe introduces tts repOri OF The lecture ~
ihS rather AL caoic fashiOn There las little
compliant made different Professor Lewis
h"ii was not properly aggregated Ia Rochester and
certainly would have that appearance when the lee
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
MUSICAL NOTES.

.AptOmmas, the harpist, promises musical
lecture at Cbckerng Hall next thursday afternoon
The Kellogg-Cary and the Marie R6ze Con-
cert CO.. psnies AZ, both IN Boston this week.
Ole Bull, who has arrived in this city from
Europe will he heard In during the coming
Winter and opens ms In Philadelphia on tie 2sth
inst.
Nine. lima di Murska will sing Ill Brooklyn
for the first tigie after interval oi uuI years. a. the
Academy Of Music In that city. tomorrow evening She
will be assisted by thoroughly cci Mt coInpauy, which
cuics Mnc Cirrcno M. FrItscb, SignOr 1delapctIO
and oTbcr ftvorft a-tIsiA. TIE company IA Gp-
. or at Booths TleatTe N Sunday evening next
The first concert of the NcwYOrk symphony
society drec cd by DR.. Dau.TOsch to be given a.
-trnway Hal on Saturday, November 8, and the public
rehearsal Oh the previous Thursday. NHhriH Will
play Il both and rtheaisai GIVING l"r TIE hr,i
ti,.r iu thi4 cuunf-v concerto Tf cu tr hm by Ran
At The second concert December :. MI Max fnncr VIII
lIJJ.
The first public rehearsal Of the New York
Philharmonic Society for the present season Will be
given at the Academy Of Music on Friday AFTERNOON.
evening. Od subscribers VINO wish TO retain their
seats can secure item at the AcndrHl IN THURSDAY,
Tud, and SATURDAY. NJNCmD"T :, S al y. AitcI lhdi
tns DOOAs viii BE- open for new su5scfipu"h-.
The series of subscription concerts which
has been given part by Theodore tn mas and
s ocbestrn ia Ssnderss Theatre at Cambridge. Mass.
Will "a. given tlis wear by the Brooklyn PnIharmOnc
Orchestra lsnbstonta ly The old Thomas Orchestral
long been Tuonas's asssIan ana who Will De hiS asss'
ant In BROOKLYN this year.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
uIDNIGHI WEATHER REPORE.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
s,poDS,s for the past - hOars

washington. Oct. Il. ! a. m.-The storm
last uigh central in Minnesota has moved IN y norm
casfery track beyond LAX" superior Ih" pressure s
highest and slow fI Ing IL The South Atlantic States,
and rising rapidly with cold northwest winds IN tic
Northwest and Upper Lake region. The tenn erature
haa risen with southerly winds east Of the Mississippi
river Rain mas fallen IN the Northvr-. h Re region
aud the ONO Valley; occasional rams IN the west GuI
I.dicdf,Ons
For New-EnglauA the Middle Atlantic and South At
lonfic states warmer clear or partly cloudy wealth.
sauth westerly winds and falling barometer.
4
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17

,.-oorol. "Biu, it was only in 1920" but he
wn,al,,Sd a knoS what am taking about !; sno
ie'EE',,iug over again with TeSh NlEoI'
heSeEinnSr e,.n.r hundred and sevcnty-fye years ago
l. ~ u H.,aJort., when our forthefathers landed on
pi,9crtr I.ock," he sailed on u triumph, Al
~ 'LLtre the supreme Court, he began as follows:
oV,r truors. this ere case, Jcdge Maxwell made
d.l,.jou on't-but tDat was plaster that dun
Ter our sore The Judge seems 10 pe c'4So
hbcb roy. plettly" kiNcrs the GTecnback sore
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
SPECULATION AND RUIN.
RESULTS OF WALL STREET OPERATIONS.

RESULTS OF WALL STREET OPERATIONS.
ASSISTANT DIsTRICT-ATIoRNEY Hoxif, OF bho"h'
LYN, CoNFEssEs BREACH OF TRUST AMI
TAXES TO FLIGBT-MR. HAAR STILL IN JAIL
FLIGHT OF BROKER
United States Assistant Distrct-Attorney Ho1le,
of Brooklyn has disappeared, after confessng tna'
he has lost money intrusted to hlm, in Wall Stree'
spoculatons The amount is not believed to be large
John II. Haar, of Haar & Co., is still IN JAM
Stock Exchange committee is investigating tne
failure of his frm and the charges made by belden
g. Co. Albert Bromberger, Wall Street broker
has fed. leaving number Of creditors.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17

tures for benefit poorly attended and when the
effort to provide hum with suitable apparatus fAls 70
the ground and seems likely to expire for lack OF
But let II he announced that the lecture 10
be delivered gratuitousy, and immediately the people
are impressed with deep sense OF al that the Learned
gentleman has done for the city and their oDngatons 10
him. which they will he able TO pay. with the
understood fact that admission fec will be collected
al the door, they feel they have never felt before
that and the peTsevcrng study OF years should
meet with hearty aud unreserved encouragement, and
they lend their presence 10 the science oh, now gladly
tBBt he may i've new strength TO 90 on Win the
L.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
THE JANDEEBILT ESTATE


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CO >ING M uNIAli"N OF THE CASH
/ tn. S1r,oo.+,l. Court room presented Il
.,y'knc ,e.,.-uy morn,nc IN the back portion
tb. fp,c.a,o- vc-u packed almost 10 sufocaton, IN
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:I, before tHc tahes at seven lawyers intent Oh
,.'' ,I.' NJ. ,,,p with vhi,c hair and
s,lr,ry te d. explaining he methods. details and my'-
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ii' -.." t..., b." v'" 'h,i,'d to be ''''a po'''r
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yr..y. Ia- vi.a.s, a.1noo edged iAat lie had ru'
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Informed them that his firm nsovent and intended
make gn Dent, arrangements having been pre-
yiouy made for the payment OF $4,000 OyerdrAwn
checks. Mr. Gross also claims that when Beden %
500 900 through Haar and Co.'s transactions on
Monday they determined repudiate their contract,
and that they had aaI arrested IN the hope OF forcing
a settlement He aids that In the end Beden Co VIII
lie compelled TO make good oss and 10 pay Haars
creditors $1,000, earned by them as commissions 'of
Mondays operations.
The indr6tedness and losses OF Haar & Co. are now