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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
n Few OF the bargains Offered

n Few Of the bargains offered.
No Il satin stripe ribbons, I5,.
No. 4, and satin ribbons at 10, yard.
40 inch ali wool, fine black cashmere at
57%c.
Artificial flowers at S, 10, Is and sc, worth
four times the money.
Fine Victoria lawns at 1211zc.
Gents undershirts at 25c.
British half hose at l21zc.
Turkey red table linens at soc.
The best white quilt for 81 % ever offered
in this market.
See our SOC side lace c5rset.
d2tw1t 7. L. FOSTER.
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4CSpronts on Is DAYS inc M
" 4~o--yestment of-% AVO
in Wabash, May 2. Proportional returns
every week o. stock options of
$40, $50, $500, . $500.
Oncial Reporfsa.5 Circulars free. AddreA,
y. POTTER WIGHT co.. Bankers, s.. Wall
Street, Ny, aprtll3dAWiy
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RI DEMENT'S OF MUSIC, 80 c.s) W. II
CUMMINGS.
PIANOEORTE PRIMER, $50 cts.J ERNST
PACER.
OhGAN PRIMER, 80 cts.l DIR. srAISrR.

These are called "Primers" but are really
handsome and valuable books, cOntainiug
so much Information, SO many illustrations,
cuts and exercises, as more properly deserve
the name of"InstructiOn Books F"
They are part of the magnificent stock of
NovELLO, EVER & TO-, London (of whom
Ditson & Co. are the exclusive American
Agents) and indicate the great value OF the
OTator1es, Cantatss, Choruses, (bound and
separatel, Glees, Anthems. &C., &c, which
are always en- hand. Every leader, teacher.
and ors sanist should have a catalogue, which
will be sent free on application.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29

PARENTS cannot be too careful in guarding
the health of their Babies. Only good and
reliable medicine should be given TO them.
Dr. Bull Baby syrup is known not TO con-
tain anything injurious.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29

CHEW Jacksons Best swsss Navy Tobacco.
tan5dkWjy
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29

AFTER you have tried nearly everythin to
get cured of chronic chAls and fever or fever
and agua in vain, we would advise you to
try DIR. +. Wilhoft's Anti-Periodic or Fever
and Ague Tonic. 1t is not pleasant to take,
but il contains no quinine, and never fails
to cure Its composition IL printed on the
inside wrapper of each bottle, and il is In
doIsed by the most eminent physicians.
For slle by all druggists.
II RsAldness OF Deacieney I'm Hal
Exists, or II the hx,r If gray, dry or harsh,
the natural youthful color can.be restored
by using London Hair. r.Color Restorer," the
American people for increasing its growth,
restrorinSiis natural color an at the same
time lovely hair dressing AID beautifer.-
Ii is totally different from all Others not
sticky or summy, and free from ali impure
Ingredients that renCsr many other articles
obnoxious: in fact ii Is exQuisitely peTfuned
and 50 cleanly and elegantly prepared IS to
make il lasting hair dressing and toilet
luxury.
J.. TYNS, A PROMINENT CITIZEN,
Wilson, n C., writes: Some ten years ago
my wife's hair commenced falling, and got
very thin and turned gray but after using
" London Hair Color Restorer" the scalp be-
ceme healthy, the hair stopped falling, the
color wa. restored. and is now growing
beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer Price, IS cents q bottle. Six bottles
for -. Main Depot for the United ates,
30 North sixth street, Philadelphia
Sold by Arnold q Hunt, and Campbell and
kendxtck, Druggists, Leavenworth.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
PERSONAL.

General Grant has been formally invited to
attend entertainment given In his honor by the Unio
League Of Philadelphia. The General Is expected to
arrive at san Francisco next Saturday.
Mr.. Frye, who made good political speeches
from six times week dus4t tho latter part
the Maine campaign. taking week OF among the
Rangcley Lakes, before going 10 uhio.
President Hayes, while enjoying a railway
Journey into Kentucky tho other day. the Oljec of
many interesting comments by tho country people. one
enthusiastic dame after shakIng hands with his Excel
lcncy retired lew steps and gazing at him admirinsy
observed We'll, this Is the hr,t real President ever
and what handsome, nice-,oOking man he Is, TO
Do sure -
Mile. Minnie lIauk has been engaged by
Carl Rosa Tor English opera VIII sing
Ten nights brGgnS ont In English the opera The
Tanning of the shrcv." She receives by this contract
the sum d; $1,000 She will also appear ida and
lnynon the-o operas being then given for tho first
tlnc la London in the English langna1. Nile Hank's
contract Niid SIR MtprsOn Tor the Italian season con
tinuos for Two years longer.
Mr.. George William Curtis said in his in
tercsting ADDRESS at Ashncll Thursday: " During
the late Constitutional Convention OF New-lOrk l sat
beside the late Ezr, Cornell. aui occasion, when
a member had repeated a Latin quotation ne asked me
II Understood It, replicd that dd. He said that he
dI not and then udded Ii can have my way abou' 1t
the zine W 10 when nee live 10 age IN
IL g.at state without being able 10 comprehend at
Latin re mas happen 10 hear ia public gathering.
The Archduchess Marie Christine, in addi-
non to other accomplishments. occupies herself
with woo!-caIying Every year she has been ia the
habit OF sending garments made by herself 70 tAo poor
children of the which she llycd. She l. mucl
attached her teachers and very kind t. them. She
,elds without any contradiction 90 any wish ox-
pressed by them. aud reioces like child when praised.
Ia her political j. In the least by
outside influences. and never concclls her most decided
antipathes. she shed many tears when 40 seventeen
y-als old she informed that the Emperor had
,ec.ed her The Abboss Of the Ladies Convent at
Prague. IL long time before she could De con
yncci tha size had not To take the Ne aud 20 into the
coister but thpt This simply pace Of high honor
and Income and thn she could at any moment exchange
81 lOI tne bridal ven.
Mr. J. ii. Liddons, who knew Charles Dick
cns from boyhood that he found himself yrry iaic
one % ght railway station near Sorthwich Scarcely
had set foot on tAe PLATFORM" he writes, when
ncco-ted by tail young man OF tAh yeOnnn type who
aad come 10 fetch the letter bag Do you wish for
ocd. sirr asked he. or you going on 4 told hlm
,Lai 1 Wa. bound tol Northwch, two Iniles OF You
canno sei there. sir. ia lator In tho morning will
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

though the lines were drawn on issues OF
high principle. Some Of those gentlemen who
used to contend so earnestly for the divine
right of boiling when Republicans were exer-
cisng it, are talking now as though only he-
publcans had a right to the exercise OF pri-
vate Judgment. We take leave to diner
mildly. The traditions of Democracy, and
especially of Tammany Hall, are opposed; /;
but we maintain, notwithstanding, tnat
it belongs to Democrats as wen. Ii
is an open question whether the Iammany
people had sufficient prOvocation and good
cause for the course they took. That Is quite
aside from the issue as our Democratic Trends
about the country are discussing it. They are
talking against the divine right. We venture
% remind them of the record they have al
ready made on this subject, and to suggest
that they may hereafter want to pat some
boiling Republican on the back, and II would
be better not to go too far in denouncinS It
simply as Il breach of discipline.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

drive you there as 90 with the mail bag at o'clock
Accordingly, concluded accept bed, and supper II
possible at ths hostelry close hand. entered the
kitchen, where bright fire burning, and
sat myself before H. There kettle on the
hob singing duet with chrpng crickoL
A largo wiry terrier camo and crouched
nj my feet. There was nothing strange in this. But
presently heard clock clock. behind me- and turn
ing round beheld Tily siowDoy In a pair OF wooden
clogsl The idea dawned upon that was among
Of the drdmatis pcrsonn Of the Cricket on the
Hearth supposton grew into conviction. for in
few minures pretty little round In and
informed me- that my supper ready In An adjoining
parior. dot. by Jovev I more than muttercd. ate
my supper md to bed. Nv host rousod az half
past :. gave ne cup OF coffee aud bore me OF In
his ltic chaise 10 NOrthwich. On the way passed
fine oilasLioBcd house. Who lives there T. | asked
That, SIR John Pecry Dlnge's reply, belongs
20 MT. Iipggrth, musical gentleman If1g.rthI
Why De must Dee Mr. DickeAs's fathef-iuaW' lie is
err and MIR Dickens 10 often conc down here and ia
has been and took OF me and al ny family and mt us
into a Christmas story which ne do call Cricket on
shc Hearth : but u amt al true, Tor there's blind
Of-makpr ia these parts, and Dot and never nad
dispute about Der nrOtncr'"
TORONTO, Sept. 11.-Prncess Louise visited
the House Of Providence yesterday and she was con-
duciel to q handsome rcception-room which was taste
fully nni profu-ely decorated FOR the occasion Tho o.
phan children OF tho Institution were grouped on tios
cf raised seas the girls being aturcd 10 blue dresses
with WIN pinaores. while fle boys dressed Ia
black WIN white clfd.na 80 -h.s.
CISCINNATI, Sept. 1I.-Judce Dunlcvy, Of
C.cago has just arrived in tai. city from Norm Ben
nngol VI where tc went to attend neral Rob rt
G. schrnck whose death was hourly eect'd tor @eess.
he reports neral sclcuek improving and nkely u
recover F.r five Gllks his physician would lclalt
hIu % iaAc nD other food than skinned MIX
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

encouraged, to the end. by the knowledge
that a large share of Democratic voters ana VI
old-timc Democratic leaders throughout inc
State heartily wish that il may succeed.
A meeting of the Democratic National Com
nittee has been called in some haste. anu Il
10 be held ON Thursday. 1t is SAID that inc
object is to hiring some sort of pressure 10
bear upon the cOnlending factions III thiS
State, to the end that the certain "o'o''
which now stares the party III W, ~
face may be averted. 1t would DC We"
for Republicans not to count upon any
assistance whatever from these Pu'li''S
of Democrats To stop them now ooes
not seem possible. and yet 1t should DC IT,
,oemhcred that the necessity OF DONG sO'ue
thing 70 arrest them will be apparent 10
every Democrat who wants to succee" III
1850. IF nersuasions or threats or promises
20, do anything. all will be tried, we may DE
SIRE. and it Is certain that they wouiu sue
ceed if the trouble were merely Il peIs"n"l
quarrel between leaders, or wrahsie over
merely local spoils. But there Is, on the one
hand. Mr.. Tidens unyisldins determination
70 get "vindcation " at the hanus OF
his party next year, or 10 destroy II. Ana
on the other hand there Is the hXeu
conviction of many coDscienhous Demo
Gratis that the party might better be destroyed
,ban to elect such a man to the Presidency,
and the clear perception OF many lhteihgehI
Democrats that the nomination OF the nero oi
Cipher Alley would inevitably end IN aeie"''
If they are to be beaten, these men iee'' '"y
may as we'll escape the shame ot supporting
detected buyer Of votes. How these diiier-
cnces can be composed does not now appear
Bnt Republicans ought to set their hearts
upon such faithful and thorough work that
they can make sure of victory in New orH'
no matter what may come OF Democratic dis
pu.es. Then only will they be safe For it
is possible that, if they trust to Democratic
discussion, they may be caught mapping even
at late hour in the campaign, 10y some new
arrangement between the opposing factions
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MR.. GRAU's NEW COMPANY. .

Mh. hhAO : NIh tONi AN l.
This evening at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
Mr. Maurice Grau Will present his new French Opera
Company to the NcwYork public. IL Is. without any
question: b. far the strongest opera bOue troupe that
We have ever nad this country. In the first place. it
includes AL the members or the troupe which had
great success here last Spring except Mile. AIMEE,
Niles. GlegOire. Raphael. Dclorme and Baudet,
and Mn. Jutcau. Jouard Mez.ercs and Du-
plan Be.ides these there are three new names of
which. at Least. are thoroughly well known IN thls
counlry-Paola Marie. Angelo and Victor Cap0nl
Paola Marie was born IN Paris March -. ISL.
She WAS educated Convent OF the Sacred Heart,
at Nancy whcrc early ase her musical talent
was conspicuous. Following the example of her sis
ters-Muc Gai!-MaIe, who has gained great olsiu,ton
IN the legitimate lyric DRAMA and lima Mar g. WHO WAS
very popular IA this county opera boue years
ago. when she with the tenor Auac, ano ursf Per
formed Barbe Bleu" and " la Pcr.cbole." among
other woksPaoa went on the stage and sans 10 vaFi-
ous Ia res Paris. London ana brussels, where she
met with great Her nrst real triumph, how
cver was at the snaques Paris. where ,hs
created the part OF ClGrctte l. File Dc Mme. An
GOT tie part IN which she makes her debut before an
American audience tonight
Mile. Au-e.c Was Tor q long time attached to tho
CAGE under OGcnhachs direction, and afterward 20 the
varieties. she or tie nost popular OF farisi'h
actrcss,s.
OF Victor CGpou but little need be said His s0o
oesses uere few years ago. when Dc sans IA ltahAi
fresh iu the mind Of the puOiir. He j. chilui..s
singer, admirable actor, and Is omln"utS h'l." "
excel the work which he u NDout 10 uu"'it"A..
Wnen b. was here bciorc he was most p"lnn"ss g -
." NignOn," Gounod's Faust ana MnltAa,. ps'
thus Who him IN tha, Nohieriuly c.t'cI sN''S.
4" Los D.uX ANengcs, Will unucIslaAl nov ki."s - 49,
tAl ltu III a. fgtI
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
Ju0cs TO aorrrnsemcnls.

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t,.ll. Asb EooNS-6M race = an" GA ~''''-
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t,nAqIs AND IFNbERs- Sd tGgs--oth eo!umh
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Ins1ht t1lON- Sd IG0e-1si. %, 80, 4in' anu ''H W.
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IF.af Nor.fEs-if GGcc-Htl column
Io,7 aNp FoUNi.- % PGGc-Cth column ,
ka.1l.cYs ASN IfAIHs s-5fa Pn1e-o'n co.'@iun' @ ,,h
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stu and GtA columns. m, ..,,,,rs
M Frpftr,Tlovs- Ga Pdge-lst ana - cclunihs'
lr,rn- Al Gfh f1Ge-3d column.
If.r ts1ATT- Gfh i00t-6ti column
S4rTsly AYcuoN-gd PVCe-1ih column
sf-.tglONs NAN1ti'. MALLS "a fH0e ''H '0'"'''''
fpvtITs. 2d i07e-5ih coiunn.
krTcrtI SOl .cEs- J1 fuCt- Otl col lninn ,, , q,
s-taNroArs A.. KAILROADs- 6N 4Ggs-4th ana ON
sfysrlrs ucrA~- Cd raae- 5'h and 9Th co.umrs
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New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
&ew.9lo1k Dailu Gribpate.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. 1879.
7HE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FosrIGN-In Cuba the slaves have begun to fly
from ne planiatons others have demanded freedom
g. Bisroui has been defeated at Bordeaux ----
Il apprar, mat the Afghan Anccr begged in vain Of
Tie Insurgents TO spare the lives OF the English
En,hassy -= Great distrc-s is apprchended III
lie mort beast of England.
DaMfsiIC-Ihc decoration Of the City of san
fiancsco in honor of Geuerai Giant viii begin to-
day the General viii arrive some time between
W,-ln. .d.v and sunday --- 4 meeting of the
National Democratic Committee has been called 10
do something toward restoring Democratic har-
mony in New-York. == Ii is thought thnt
10000 veterans VIII be in line in Hartford
on Wednesday next the day Will be very inter
estine one -= The Federal soldiers IN Memphis
have issued a card denying that they are supplied
with ratious by the Towards - The leading
Republicans OF st. Lawrence County are pledged TO
br ug out heavy vote for Cornell.
CiTY AND SUBURBAN.-By the fall Of a building
on LIST Touri,cuth-st., Saturday. five persons were
Injured. -- John Jones, brother of eX-Con-
grossmau Morgan Jones, stabbed Richard Gilhooly.
- -Four cases of suicide reported. == Lib
erai aud Independent Republicans of few years
ago are enthusiastic in support of the state ticket
Giroil6 Clara d.. Monitor Deadhead and Odd
yellow were the winners at Prospect Park Satur-
day Gold value OF the lcgal-tendcr silver dol
Jar 412l2 gransl. s6G1 cents. Stocks less active,
but strong, and so closing
Tur NEAIHER-1 HiBUNE local observations in-
dicate clear or partly cloudy and cool weather.
Thermometer yesterday: Highest, 70'; lowest.
5So; average. G39a-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

The 25s votes which defeated Blanqui at Bor-
dcanv Yesterday have done good service TO the Re-
publican cause in France. As the election Of n
Radical spread the distriist that led to the
overthrow of Thcrs, might the choice
of this arcll-conspirator have alarmed the
conservative classes aud shaken their con-
alcncc in the ability of the Republic to main
tam public order AMI reprcss socialstic schemes.
Al the cont. 81 fifteen days ago BanquI headed the
poll, BAT had not sufficient number OF votes to
make he election valid. IL the interval one Of the
candidates withdrew, 50 that the Conservatives
were enabled TO unite on ". Achard To this
coalition. and the sense OF danger which sweed the
number of voters, is due the defeat of Banqui ana
the disromGure OF the extremists, OF whom he Is
one Of the wOrst tyres.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 1872

quite sufficient to supply even the extraord'-
nary drain upon the banks which the large
movement of produce causes them, there ap-
pears to be no cause for any other than
momentary stringency. such as the manipulation
of operators may at times produce. by the
middle of October too, the return OF currency
to the banks from the country will probably
exceed the outflow, and the tendency Il, there
FORE toward a glut of unemployed money here
not unlike that which is seen in Europe
though due to wholly different causes. The
next step will be the rapid Investment OF that
capital in more permanent forms, In connec-
ton with great industrial enterprises. In ef-
feet, our wheat and pork and cotton and pc
troleum are purchasing from Europe the
means vherewith to build us factories ana
mills, to open new mines, and to become SUN
more independent of foreign industries.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

bind themselves to work three years
under pay, and it is announced that the Span
ish Government will make the first OF
July, next year. emancipation day, pro-
vided the freedmen engage to labor. Tor wages
seven years. These weak expedients are IN
tended to keep the negroes on the pian'a-
tons; but they fall short of the full measure
of iustice. which would be absolute freedom
without further delay.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
MILE. AIMEE'S BENEFIT.
Mile. Aimee took a

Mile. Aimee took farewell peheh' oH
sa@rday uislt at the Fiith Avenue Theatre PRIOR ~
ne. departure foi France She SANG IN one act e"on "
e. I,o letlt Dao" l., Grande DucbesSe ana ia '''
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
amnsemenie amo fnssnnuS To- Niahl.

Furn AvrSur THEAnE-Opera Bouhe' LII '"'' ~
Nine. Augot-' ,>--,....
0lNvFlC THf ArRE-" Mitt."
IAkk IIit AIKE-" Brother sam. ,,o,.s, Variety.
s,N EkANCIscO NINsTnEiS OPERA ho'NH
ST,NI An l1iF g." Narcisse-'
NAlAACKs IHEAIRh-" NoAcfts h'0S"
FosTrV I PlAI's GApDEN-Ccucert
NATIsoS sQUArK GAEDtS~ ~O'u',is, ,so-,-,
NTN YsIK AOrARIUN-pav ana tV'hhE-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

No less than thirty three Democratic news
papers of Mississippi approve the Yazoo plan
in politics. and. in substance, indorse the muir
der of a man who dared to indulge indie
pendent aspirations to the Office of Sheriff.
Now who will be the next To say that this was
the crime of an individual. and that the people
of the South disown and abhor political
murdels2
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
nuriers2

Washington dispatch conveys the intima-
ticn that General Ewing, seeing that Mr..
Thurman is secretly trading off votes so as to
secure his own return to the Senate. will meet
the Senator at his own game. General Ewing
will abandon a hopeless contest for Governor
and make ready to run for Senator himself.
In other words. il he is to pull the chestnuts
out Of the fire he proposes to keep them for
himself. Wise monkey that.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
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New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

II is highly significant, and equally en-
cou,aging. to find the differences among ke-
publicans. such as they were, disappearing
lust Mt the time when the Democracy Is
rent with strife. The statements of Democrats
set forth elsewhere, show how real Is the di-
vision in that party. while the utterances OF
number of Republicans give an augury OF
victory by showing that the soreness which
usually follows struggle within a party is
healing before the campaign has really
begun. Even those Republicans, comparatively
few in number who felt a personal dlssatls-
fl ction with the nominations at Saratoga, sec
already that there is only one uokot when
sincere Republicans can wish to have elected
and that that ticket therefore demands their
best efforts. If this is to De said of TINS
portion of the party, what shall be said OF the
remainderl That they are opening the CAM
paign with IN enthusiasm which will score
great victory in November
There could be no better testimony TO the
unsehsh devotion of the men of the Howard
Association than The fact that Of the twenty
three members III 1867, twenty bayc since
died from yellow fever. One OF the sur
vivors of tins brave band, Mr.. LanSstail,
President of the Howard Association of
Memphis, is now in this city, asking help IN
his work. The expenses Of his Association are
about 81 900 a day, and il is not to be eX-
pected that the epidemic viii be stayed for two
months yet The need of prompt and GENEROUS
giving is plain enough when we are told That
the whole amount OF the contributions received
thUs lar by the Memphis Association Is less
than $l7, 900. Mr.. Laugs,aif is cndeavoring to
enlist the coop eratiOn of our great commercial
bodies in his efforts to raise money. II the
public will respond to the appeal with the
generosity they have shown in the past, the
wants of the Memphis Association will soon
hn .,,.piia1
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

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fTwr-NrTEIY lIarrSr. Mail Subscribers S3per an
NTYElY 1KIBtN ~. Nal subscribers, q per .hnHAh
Terms. cash in advance.
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New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

Even rough and bad-tempered people may
learn by degrees that revolver is an excellent
thing for most families to be without Two
Long Island women must have come TO that
conclusion on Saturday-the one who was shot
in the quarrel, and the one who did the shoot
ing as well. Ii the wounded woman should
die, "a seems likely, the other will be in a
position to reflect that where there is a muir
derOus temper, pistol is one of the most
inconvenient things in the world.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

Our London correspondent expresses some
natural Indignation at the libellous utteTanccs
of an American writer for a London paper.
This critic has been conveying some astOund-
ing information to the leading journal OF Eng
land respecting the corruption which pervades
American official life, and especially the DOM
inatOn of corporations over our entire corps
of public servants from members of the Cab
met down. The statement that all judges
obey" the corporations wOuld be more I'M
pre,sive if il were accompanied by bill OF
particulars.