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New-York tribune., 1879-02-08
TESTIMONY ~ WASHINGTON.
A DEMOCRATIC WINES CONfESsEs 10 \ SING
LAR IRANsAClION HN HIS rMPLONE.

A DEMO- RATIO WINES CONFE>SEs 10 4 SINGU-
LAR TRtNsACIIOS BY HIS TMPLOYE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. maddox and George
W. Carter, OF StW-OTcans, and A. VI. Gibson or Wash
ngtol testified to-day before the members of the Pot
ter Committee who remain here. The latter
denied generally and particularly al the charges
against hlln the - Martin aIIgit. He said that he
had ADVISED Ar -t,ngcr and Mr. Blackburn in theiI
Investigations, and ha gave a ful account OF
ROW lie had become interested IN Louisiana
affairs by talking WITH politicians. lie said
WHO employed him as newspaper correspondent and
the only mou'y lie csucudol was received
fIom the editor VINO employed linn or
was lis own. lie sad that hc had 10
knoTlcdao Of colotod witnesses receiving Sloor 500
each, aud did not believe II. with regard 10 the
papers that led him 10 visit Ncw-Orleaus.
the witness sand that the Morrison Committee
IN SO or 1877 attempted to get the original paper.
about the tion from the Louisiana Returning Eolid
but the board refused t. do more than 10 fur
ni-h cupt-. The papers upun Whch The L,turuiuc
Board were supposed t. have acted were Afterwards
Committee Afc" only ~ thc"c papers were returned
10 NcW-Orcaus The rest were Hbstrdcttd Ifoti tt,,
committee room Acrc and PaIt oi the busLoss tue
NltutsSWds 10 ma oll som IhlHS ABOUT The missing
documents He wits IA New Orleans when the Packard
Government broke ~, and WIS ANXIOUS that these
Itu,T, ~huuld Dee Immediately luohtd after.
NJ smith, reporter of III, D,po'rut since dead was
instructed Icy, witness To ,@ho ~ the search,
aud he found safe IN the Executive Office,
III. principal object Was u lud certain protest IN the
case KcnaId PARISH lie knew that protest had been
accepted, and second by Mr. II. J. Camp
belt these were the documents referred to
ald in the list that bee had gwen 10 Nr. Pottct. The
committee them held secret .,~son, NJ which it wds
agreed that Mr. -. Martin >houd b" discharged, and
several applications to apue1~ before The committee
were discussed. Tho comm'l'c. Adjourned uhti. Mon
New-York tribune., 1879-02-08
rr1rGR,pu OPERATOR MURDERED.

RlcIMotD, Feb. As Howard Iotzclau,'
telegraph operator aud railroad ticket agent at Warren
ton Junction, Va, on the Virginia Midland Rirold
was returning nome from hs office between ii and ~
O'Clock last night be- NaylaI, mGIdcIed and IODOud
q! hls watch cham and money.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ST. Nicholas Hoiel--SenatOr Alvin Saunders, OF
Nebraska a. and Wills Phelps OF Springfield Mass WPa
cor Ioei-IIenry A. Tiden, Of New Lebanon
Trp,, Jfosf-ric II. D. Farbarr, of ST. strpheh
college buckingham Hotei-Prof"ssor d. e. Marsh OK
President OF Johns Hopkins University ana mayor
Henry Redov, o Newport r. I...... =. - W'.,,
onyl and lieutenant r. B Winter Of the British
Coieman IIouse-C !. Iukel. of Vassar College -
fnh Ar ,.ue HokL-A. p. Peabody Of Cambridge MASS
New-York tribune., 1879-02-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

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New-York tribune., 1879-02-08
NIrG1NlA WANrs MnRE MnNEY.

RCHM0SDi VA rtp "a bllI pds'tu DoIu
hose, oi The General Assembly toiay authorizing the
Govcrror'o borrow 500 OOp al per cent interest the
.iuIc ~ bc refunded On ol before June 10 neat and
New-York tribune., 1879-02-08

NERVOUS PROSTRATI0N and DISEASES
" or MEN a sDecialty Drs. JACQUES & BRoDIE
Uniytr>iy.place Sew.YoTk Hours 10 and toA
NERVOUS PROSTRATION, Impotence, En-
~ srged Prostate Gland structure and other uenitO Cr,
permanently cured without the knife clust
pam. Asahel made OF Cod Natural Mineral sprDg
W.ies Depot, pa Broadway. New-Yors.
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases Of the
- Gcneratve Organs radically anh speei cured Hours8
to ana To 7. HEN A.DANIELS " d. l4i LeXiDg gtOnay
New-York tribune., 1879-02-08
! meeting Of the stockholders Of the State
NEWARK
Tnitrl States Commissioner Mhitchy

United states Commissioner Whitehead yes
trliy denied the for the discharge Of Carl Wcn
r,hbo arrested ou board Government steamer for al
lcEci smuggling
Bishop Odcnheimcr, whose strength is not
sufficiently restored 10 enable MIN 10 undertake M,
usual spring visitation, has been promised the assist
ance VI Bishops Scarborough aud Seymour.
st the meeting of the Common Council last
evening" the Mayors veto or the ordinance rcdh ing IN,
nav of city unicnls 10 aud 20 per cent vas tabled
message " ~ read from the Mayor on the financial con
dtion ot the city. On Drcrmher 81, ISIS, tie total
Cebt Of the cl.y waa 81 ll,2JO.i9l 90.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-08
RHEUMATISM,
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING
RELIEVED IN A FEW MINUTES,
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
DIR, RiDWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

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orrs T stomach liver, bowels kidneys badd'I nervous
is. s. headache constipation indigestion, dyspepsia
b, business bilious fever inflammation ct the ho"tit Pies,
and III !trtugeBcnts OK the internal NsCeIa NaII4hIe~ "
,G,,t = postIve cure Price 2j cents pci box.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-08
BROOKLYN.

Mrs Clara Forsyth Meade, widow of the
latc Commodore chard W. Meade, dlcd on Wednesday
at Huntington. J.. l.. and yesterday her funeral
bad at 81 Peters Roman Catholic Church. Brooklyn
'rbe rrmaius were taken 10 Philadelphia Ior ntcrmcnr.
Damage to the amount of $500 was
caused Yesterday morning bY fire IN Doblemans Gls.
Vris which tend from No. 2O3 to No. PA Plymouth
II The nr, mad a origin in leak IN large still con
tanning nitrate OF potash. The loss Is covered hy Esur
The Charities Commi> sonCrs yesterday dis
missed DR. j. A NJ Keuc OF the Flatbush Insane Asy-
INN Medical staff against whom charges recently
,uoJn BIZ johanna Lawrence, u nurse, who dis
charged on December 20. DR.. We'tlng. whose dis
rIsIi wa requested by Medical superintendent shaw,
also discharged.
Flags were placed at hai-maSt on the pub
ne buildings Yesterday In honor OF cA-Mayor Powell.
who died on Thursday afternoon. His tCneral Will take
,,lace AZ . D. H. tomorrow at the Summerleld Mctho-
dis. Tuscopal Church, at Greene aud Washington-aves
M Vacancy In the position 0r County treasurer which
Mr. Powell held. viii be nled by the supervisors
Edgar ". Moore, of No. .93 DcCatur-st.,
wa. awakened early yesterday morning by two at
t.mptiug to enter tho rear basement door. The men
fed and information OF the fact given TO the police
general alarm sent ont. and about o'clock the
to men were arrested they about to cross the
Catherine Ferry. A large number OF articles, which
tbry had stolen, found m their possession. They
st.. and William johnson, Uf No. 32s FIontst New
New-York tribune., 1879-02-08
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs NO
2la BROADWAY
Gam Of, Noon "a, D m. 40' Mdnight, 81?
Hisnpst during Inc dsY 40. loves. 27.
Average 32is. daV 1873 80!
New-York tribune., 1879-02-08
JERSEY CITY.

Justice Laird, of Jersey City, recently con-
ycted false imprisonment was yesterday sentenced
to pay the costs of prosecution and fine OF 80.
Policeman NaughtGn, Of the Fourth Pre-
,iuct Jersey City vino IA charged with having beaten
lame. Bean surrendered himself Yesterday and was
placed under bonds 10 await the action OF tho Grand
jury.
4 meeting Of the stockholders of the State
Ere Insurance Company VIII be held to-day, hen the
opn-itiun to make good IN. deficiency ia the stock
caused eNPTr-ident HalHTds rIcsu aTltc-, Will be
submitted iOr nnal action.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-08
nrATu OF SENATOR HOPKINS.

A SHORT SICKNESS ENDING II APOPLEAY AND
pEATu-ADJOUENMENr OF TUE sENArE-FU-
NERAL SERVICES.
ALBANY. Feb. 7.-Peter w. Hopkins, State
senator from the XXIVth District. died tins morning
senator Hopkins mad been absent from the Senate for
week past but bis Illness unknown except q few
,.rsono friend, from Bnghamton, until Thursday
uht when Senator'S Hogan ami Ecclcsine called nj his
room in the Eldrdsc House They found him delir0us
from bra m fever and Immediately ca III Dr. Bailey of
this civ WHO said tnat the case was hopeless.
MI Hopkins nome physician happened TO be In Albany
and was a-o called in ANA remained az his beside during
,bc uirht until he brcathcd his last. The immediate
cause OF death was apopleXy.
In the senate this morning the death o! Senator Hop
rins was annouuccl by senator Marvin, who
pa,d a tribute 10 hs memory. He was fol-
lowed by Senator Pomcroy, amt Mcssrs Pom
orov Mccarthy and Jabohs were appointed q
Committee OH Resolutions, and Nessrs Marvin ipp;tt'
bavruuurf. Homes and Ecrcslnc, we're appointed a
committee on the part ~ the Senate 70 accompany tue
| remains to Hush,in."n.
Al o'coc k tho Senators assembled IN the Senate
Chamber attend The funeral services OF th'r lai" a.
.oci,a After all were gathered the Senator'S with The
Icutonant-Goycrno aud Chaplain HALEY nj thcr head
H III Solemn procession down 10 the I1GridE' i"'',
Wiz % @ cond hay, been NOR, sl,lulc and beau,
ufuI The services consisted vi Scupura reading and a
prayer M Chaplain. AitCT the services the remains
ii1,e ly Tie uatc III piotes ion were taken to the
dcnoi and left on ihr 500 D. NJ train for B:nrhauou,
tb6 home ~ the deceased The funeral services proper
| will bc held at = o'clock on sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Hopkins was born at Clifford, SuSquc-
hanna County. Penn. February /, ls2G with hl'
parents hc removed to Nrw-Iork, at an early age In
l-i6 be we'd tcacher certificate, aud while ac-
quine. e casscat education 81 the Oweg0 Academy.
taught school intervals. He subsequently studied
law was admitted to the bar, and ia loJ1 began prac-
tco at ihe village of Union. Upon the breaking out OF
tbo war Of the Rebellion NJ. Hopkins enlisted IL the
lOoth New York Volunteers, and Was mado hdJu'ant
and Ouartermastcr Of that regiment. After serving
irougn the war he resumed the practice ot hS poics-
sion al Blnghamton. In politics he was first Wing and
aft,rwarI q Republican. From lSGs 10 ISL la was
D-trct-AttVrucy FOR Broomc County, and while acting
in that capacity conducted the ease FOR the state ~ Rnt
loft indicted for murder, which at the no attracted
much pubhc attention, account OF the efforts to Sc
our. communication Of sentence IN behalf Of kulOh who
ntrtnd,d 10 have made important phlloOSlcaI diScO|
,r.-. but the attempt failed, amt he was fndIly exc
cutcd Mr Hopkins elected to the Senate rs - Re
nuI!Irau over thc Democratic aud Prohibition cdudl-
dates.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-08
Announcements
Throat ails promptly checked by
JAMES kXPHCTURASE
+ How g. Co.'s WATCUr,

a cough neglected may lead TO serious re.
sults POgIERs COUGH BALSAH Will relieve at once.
+. HOWARD & Co.'S WATCHES
guaranteed by the company In respect no sp
from whom purchased There Therefore no risk IN buying
Hogard Watch from any matchmaker Ask for them.
A Sure REMEDY FOR LUNG DISEASES,
coughs coils and symptoms Of consumption "a PHtrpy
COP LIy OH. In com DlnAtiOn viii PuO-PHC.
NUNE s,onlshing results Alldruggists Depot 2Pats
Holiness Central Office System, 51S Broad
protection Kew York Tor vaults safes
stores, never broken through BY burglars.
The Treasury Department at Washiu gton
decided 10 continue the or Holiness Time Lock 6la
way With Electric Attachment for opening should the
movements break or stop
New-York tribune., 1879-02-08
SHiP NEU " y.

ARRIVED
rORr OF NETWORK .........,F Feb
rtr Denmark an Williams, London Jau -, 10 W !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-13

suppss comic opera FaunitEan 10 In active prep
arauon At the rth Avenue Theatre.
Mile Isidora Martinez gives concert In stenway Hall
Henne NessrS Friisch W. y Mills stoddArd others
ss Am S s s. ~ II s0 91. .4,us
Nile Sara Raphael. Messrs Frtsch Ferranu. and KApp
to ss. Glaze p.ec Gs sS MIN Ss Su
pleasant and brilliant testimonial from her many friends
In proie ssona and private life.
Mr. de vivo announces his 23d de hur,ka concert at
the Grand opera House This evening ass grand Easter
is both brilliant and interesting
A musical entertainment designed asa compliment 70
M Henry holcnhauer was gwen hy the New York and
Breoklyn schubert club last night n the Brooklyn
concert in aid Of the szeredin sufferers will take
place IN stenway Hall on saturday evening, April %
for which the Arusts Mile lima de Murska Herr Jacob
have volunteered
Pour Friday concerts will be given stenwAy Hall at
which Herr Wilhelm will be heard 10 chamber music
lie viii be assisted by Dr. Damrosch Herr Max schwarl
on Tie s,h instant ''' "'' paw
Mr. John Lavne announces that he will give his fourth
Nile lima dc Nurska Wilhelm, and Franz Ranine wiii
APPEAR also The SYMPHONY Society orchestra, under the
leadership u DR.. Damrosch
MI Pred Bersner. annual concert takes place on
be s.si.tcd by Mss i9tona iicnne' Sr Nils piano
snd quintet inei9aias sessrs u brandt Io,e,h Mo
The fourth public rehearsal Of the oratoro Society will
be given on next "Wednesday afternoon, aud the fourth
.Chnsius" will be given for the nrst time In America
Herr whslmj VIII play among other compositions
Mr WIN. II. Sherwood gives MATINEE recital in Stein
way Hall on saturday afternoon ext At , O'Clock
Among the number OF well selected pieces which he wall
play are Schumauus dlhcult Egaiss SYM lonQHs
Beethovens sonata opus 81 Lists Polonaise IN major
and trAnscrpuOns from Lohengrn and from Tristan and
Isolde.
An admirable programme Is arranged for the test
monial concert which Is 10 be gwen on Monday evening
In Chckerng Hall 10 Miss Henrietta Beebe Miss
Toedt plays the AndAnte from Nendessohns violin con
and her brother who has beautiful tenor voice
and charming and intelligent style. sings solo from
hignon" aud duet with Miss Boebe.
Havery's Theatre announces is as the last week q
the Oates Comic opera Company "Girone GirOhA Will
be the attraction every evening during the week Al the
matinee Wedne day by special request Les Cloches
de Corne yilen better known here bS It's English title OF
The Chimes OF Normandy will be given. Mrs Oates
will he by the performance Friday evening The
week following HAverly's United hastodon Minstrel
will make their hrst appearance IN this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-13
M,.. o,,,n. K,a..eh,. Conc,r,.

The audience which assembled at the con-
cert OF MISS Ottilie Klauzek last evening over
flowed Steinways smaller hall. and spread
over q considerable portion Of the large one.
TWAS evidently composed almost entirely Of tho
personal friends OF the young lady. who made
at this performance her first appearance in
New York.
Miss Klauzek ia a native OF Vienna and a
pupil OF the Conservatory Of that city. and Is
said to have completed her studies under the
direction OF List. She certainly shows evi;
dences OF much persevering study. OF good
training and OF more than ordinary talent
She has a brilliant touch. and In rapid finger
passages drpeogioS and scales she has remark
able deicacy and facility. Her shortcomings
are a want OF vigor and an entire absence OF
breadth and elaboration Of phrasing Both OF
these qualities may, however. possibly be ac-
CURED by n better acquaintance with the concert
room and its demands.
Mise Klauzek had the assistance OF Miss
Henne and MIR. Remmertz. vocalists. and OF
Messrs Bergner and Quicken. Mr.. Remmertz
sang; among other things. song by Mr..
Quicken. who. though a charming accompanist
and a worthy pianist. yet has not sufficient
discernment to have discovered that in memory
OF the composers OF the past and in justice to
the hearers OF the future. II is better to refrain
from writing songs that have nothing original
and nothing beautiful TO commend them. and
that not even Mr.. Remmertz's singing can make
agreeable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-13
ANUS BfEN1S.


The performance Of Lecocqs lie Petit
Due" furnished the occasion for Mile. Am6e's
reappearance In French opera ut Booths The
afro last evening. She was welcomed with we'll
deserved enthusiasm. for certainly she is the
best representative OF opera bouffo that we have
ever had.
1t is the quality Of finished actress 10 make
each now character assumed seem TO DO exactly
the one best suited to her just rs II is the char
acteristic OF a pretty woman to make every
dress becoming Whether absolutely Mile.
Aimee appears to better advantage in any other
role II might be difficult to say. but she unqucs-
tionably fits lie Petit Duo" as though it were
written for her. Most women are awkward and
out Of place in mems clothes. and show their
feminlnity in every step and action.
But Aimee has that freedom OF motion and
independence OF manner that makes such
manly part ms that Of the Little Duke perfectly
The French version Of the opera showed us
what was only guessed at in listening to tho
English version-how thoroughly bright. enter
tanning and enjoyable work Lecoca and his
or vulgar, and Il is full Of livelness and fun.
Like most works OF its class, Il is He'd by be-
ing transplnnted into English There Is as
much difference between the vivacity Of the
work in the original md that seen in the trans
laton rs there IL between a fish in his native
element and the came fish on the market stalls.
me performance was one Of very uniform
excellence throughout Ain0o sang delight
fully. Her yocalism showed, as II always has,
admirable skill and tact in the MANAGEMENT OF
avoice limited in compass and in power, but
fresh after its rest and very pleasant in
quality.
The versatile Mile. Beaudet, who had been
heard in the English version in the role OF the
Duchess appeared to far better advantage In
the French version, giving a charmingly in
Genuous picture Of the pouting little bride. The
FremOusse OF Mr. Dupuis was full OF that sug-
gestive and entertaining humor Of which the
French stage furnishes so many examples and
our own unfortunately so few.
The school mistress Of Mile. Raphael, and the
De Montidndrv OF NJ. Jouard both admirable
representations. completed the leading charac-
tiers Of this capital comic opera. 1t is so well
PLACED upon the stage In matter OF costumes
and acted with so much vivacity, that there
seems every reason TO believe II will be entirely
successful In attracting public favor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-13

The President OF the Harlem Gasllght Com
pAny. Mr. Burr wAkeman. employed cook named Julia
Mccarthy about year ago and in February last Miss
Mccarthy told her employer he that the fortune Of
deceased Major oKeoe washers II she could establish
her Identity as Major oKoefo's niece. Her mothers
maiden name she said was oKcoc, and her mother ana
the aor were the poorest of the poor IN Ireland
The Major entered the British army, wentto India, and
amAssed a fortune Of between E5OunOOO and f6uooOO
The sister and brother cnrrcspundcd while he in
married Mccarthy, and the Interchange OF letters
stopped JuliAs father and mother died while she
young she said m continuing her story and there was
remaining 10 her only some srraws from Major okeee
These scrawis, Canadian lawyer named oConor, had
seen the girl said. ana he had offered to advance the
money necessary 70 establish her identity, and claim the
fortune Miss Mccarthy showed a newspaper article no
ucing the death of MAJOR okeeie, and saving that The
heirs II any could put in claim hut the date name
the newspaper from which the article was clipped Mr.
Wakcmau docs not remember The girl went away from
his residence early last month, saying that MI Otonor
had offered her temporary home with the family OF his
married daughter. The registry OF her mothers mar.
ringc was To he first inVc -tigated
Mir John Pitts JAYNE OF Murray street saws that about
a wear ago lady from Western town sent him money,
and instructed him To hunt up tile claim lie wrote ~
London and 10 Calcutta and learned that no such estate
a. that Major Okece oNiss Moreover the estate Is
characterized IN the London Ner ef An Gaaens as ncu