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New-York tribune., 1879-09-20

feet of fluids, swelled up in him, ana
finally eyplodcd Mines touching 1t OH
himself under the delusion th"t
would rend Conkling limb from ilmp' II"
stead of which il burst Mines all to pieces. so
that his biography was published ana he had
to be laid M for repairs Then Ditrict-Ar
torrcy Woodford took Mines's ear for SCUM
Ferry stage and put his foot in 1t. Mines
shortly came out with another broad
side about Woolford. aud dared him
TO contradict it. Being in Europe nj
the time. Noodford made no answer. Mines,
however. kept skipping about in and out OF
the public eye, making the most oi Tue
sea sons catch, and getting ready TO set ms
ear again. At length he disappeared myS-
teriously, leaving IA carpat-bl& at the Aalor
House. No reward was offered and he tufh"h
ND again. Many people still believe he -
missing. there being nothing bu, his own Woro
to the contrary.
But he seems really to be with Ms still. He
has lust burst ont again with loud call on
D,stIici-Attorney W0odford TO rise and
explain something, and a vehement state
mcnt about Senator Couklilg'5 coniirm"-
ton. in conversation with Mines,
of something which Mines says ood-
ford told him and he corroboratcd, ana
Conklmg assonted 20, and all hands agreed
in. We have not the rcmotest idea what us
all about but il does seem AZ though Mincss
ear might be utilized in some other way
than setting it for great mems condolences.
WHY not anchor it OF Concy I.land TO catch
oa,i,ar. ia
New-York tribune., 1879-09-20
rHE NEW MrDDLE OF TNE POLICE BOARD

THE NEW MIDDLE or THE POLTCE BOARD.
There is probably no appeal which can he
made ciicc; We from the opinion OF Corpora
ton Counsel Whitney that the Democratic
Police Commissioners have the right to name
the Inspectors of Election TO the exclusion OF
all Tammany Hall men, unless II be an appeal
to the common sense of the Commissioners
themselves. The middle into which the
matter has now got illustrates once more the
folly of special legislation. The section OF
the charter which authorizes the Republican
Commissioners to name the Republican, or
minority party Inspectors, and the Democratic
Commissioners the Inspectors for the ma
iority party, was the outgrowth of an
earnest wish 10 make the Police Board
uon-partIsan in election matters. 1t clearly
referred 10 paitics in this county only,
but the construction now placed upon 1t
that the Inspectors were 10 he men supporting
the respective state tickets nominated by the
regular Democratic and Republican STATE Con-
vcntions, gives the representation in The Board
Of Inspectors 10 the two parties in the minor
itv in this county, to the exclusion Of the fac
ton of the Democratic party casting more
votes than either OF the other two.
The absurdity of the situation is apparent,
and the danger of insisting upon the ex-
clusion of Tammany Hall Inspe ctors from the
polls is so evident that we shall be surprised
to see so clever a politician rs Commissioner
Morrison and 50 shrcwd lawyer as Commits
sioner MacLean urging action which is sure to
make opinion for Mr.. Kelly and his faction.
A deadlock of the Board on this issue Is
almost sure to follow, to be ended, it is hoped,
by a compromise which will give Tammany
and Anti -Tammany each an official represen-
tative at each pollinGplace.
In the meantime it is settled that the Re-
publican Inspectors are to be named by
Messrs. Wheeler and French and it Is not
likely that every precedent will be violated
by the refusal Of McsSrs. MacLean and M0rrI-
son to confirm the Republican list solely
to compel the other Commissioners to
consent to list of Democrats made
up entirely from the minority faction
of the party in this county. That would be a
manifest injustice, which would inevitably
appear to the public eye as another move
ment to control the elections in the Tilden-
Robinson fnterest.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-20
painfully apparent Not ono Of its pushers has a
shadow of a nope Of is success.

painfully apparent. Not one Of its pushers has a
shadow of a nope Of ia success.
Icna cts enters the Ohio campaign at Eaton on
Friday next. The time and the issues combine to
cali into pia, al hi. great giits "a straddler. and
ii % extremely doubtful if they viii De adequate for
the rrsrncy.
The National Democratic Committee wisely re-
framed from trying to " persuade either liden or
X liz. TLtg preferred to take some one Of their
szc
voorhees, has discovered that the Republican
party rCjpices IN murder because it makes political
ear ifai 81 c,i mes Ike that in Yazoo. LamaI's de-
fcucc ca't hopo To beat that.
1hurnan Is working with tho desperation of A
drowning man to secure hi5 own roGlc. ION u tho
Senate. rs OF 40 use. The last ray has already
begun 20 qIIvcr on the diai-pla,o Of jas doom.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-20

The Guards, chosen by the victim hlhS'i'
in the hope that some lingering humnh l'''-
ing might prompt them to do their duty' kept
their guns loaded until they could empty 'heh
info the nrisonrr they had undertaken To de-
fend. Men who had eaten bread with Judge
Cbisolm. and who had lived upon his bounty,
were foremost among his murdcrers. SAID ms
beort-hro',en wife, AN Arab Of the desert
90, ,yonll refuse TO stab man whose sat he
chad tasted" But these were not Arabs OF
the desert. They were the best cliizens OF
"Kcmpcr County.'
In some countries men are considered Dt-
low the beasts if the, are guilty of cruelty
to an innocent woman. If she Is helpless
what man wonld not defend her Bnt the
best citizens OF Kemper County not ony
cmptied their guns into the arms ana theh
into the body Of thc brave little boy VINO tIied
valnly to defend his Gather; they not ohiy
emptied their shot into the sweet iace anu
soft arms of the loving daughter who trled
to plead Tor her father in vain; but after that
father was murdered, 1.-THE best citizens of
"Kcmper County" still had loads IN thcir
guns. and emitted them into the limbs OF 'he
helpless and fainting daughter as she lay by
the body of her dying father.
This Is chivalry. Yes, men of the North
this is the Solid South! Look at IT. lhe
spectacle is not n pleasant one. But II Is hign
time that human beings and hyenas should
not meet at the ballot-boX without knowing
each other. If we are to share the Govern
ment of this country with the creatures
WHO call themselves "the best ciiiHeh'
"of Kempcr County" it Is worth while
~ lcast fo know enough OF them 10
vote against them. If there Is chance
oven the lantest chance-that creatures
like these who can be found IN every
county of the Solid South, are to be-
come rulers Of this country, is 1t not time for
civilized and decent men 20 vote them down.
or to get ont of the country as one would iiee
from a Jungle infested by tigers The com
parison is unjust. Tigers never lived IN In
dian Jungle so c1ucl, so beastly and so brutal
as the best citizens OF Kemper County
New-York tribune., 1879-09-20
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
- 80, - M0NNL0.

FoRricv-lt Is estimated taai Ecglani viii have
e. send this country S50.001ccc in gold % redress
Tho B.. lance oi trad, against her. - Thirty cnri-
u..fs aud n4cAiuisis have sailed from Liverpool
Tor Philadelphia; 100 riycters are to follow. ---
The prosi.cc Of Santiago de Cuba is declared in a
Stat. of val. -- Tae Marquis 90 Harrington Ie-
gard, o d.ssolu ioa of Parliament as imprebable.
.= The Amorr has avowod strong friendship for
the Briisl. authorities in lndia.
Dowr,uC-Ihc estimates of the War Department
for $50 just prepared the lowest ion any yeaE
for twelve yeais pasi --- Gold l. 10 be psid out
hereafter with ties aud silver IN tue ordinary dis
burseneiits of the Government. =- General
Grant has not yet arrived AT san lrancisco.
= President Hayes was given puhhc
welcome ~ the Opera Houe IN DctIoi, yesterday.
r- The Republicans OF Colorado have nominated
William T.. Bcck for Supreme Court Judge. The
convention resolved with cheers 20 support Grant
for thc Presidency If he should bc a candidate.
- The state Board of Equalization has added
Sl4s.OGo 900 TO the assessment Of Ncv-York City.
CITY ANp SUBCRBAN.-The Police Board failed t.
appoint Election Inspectors yesterday. -- No
tIdinzs have been received If James Redpath or {.
IL Cutting Of Boston. --=- The Italian murderer.
Porccllo. was sentenced to prison for lie. --
Several matches were shot AZ Creedmoor. -
Arraugcin, Its were made for the Ashley Belt con-
test. - Enthusiastic Republican meetings Were
hold IN several districts. -= Gold yalue Of the
legal-cudcr silver dollar l12l rrains sd.61 cents.
:--Stcchs active and generally higher closing
buoyant.
TIE Manufacturers local observations in
dcate clear and partly cloudy and cooler weather,
with light chances of light rain. Thermometer
yesterday; Highest. IL; lowest, 0O0; average.
CAS-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-20
omnesmcnio auo Mcenngs 60 -Niohl.

Du,'s TuRAIRE-2 and : Newport ,oo ona : !:
80 - tVfSrs inTA1Rt-Opcra Bonhe. l'So """
" la r lie ae Nine AnCot." .,.ors
,,f~rIy's ;i,i.trri-2 , aud : " Our Daughters
an ,ufrr lur ARR and 3: 80 MIL.
S.Ht iuf .Tgi-2 md ) - Brother San. aud : !,
ss~ InANClsCO MiNsIREiS OiLkA i'"'sh
s7,~,,ru gpFATRr-2 and :: " Nafclsee, A., Y,,rtror
iS,o~ sof AEI ruFAIEf i;45 ano = -, -isn,sf'
@ 1NiuN - ,at. mi l:}O md " MOueTt- "o's"
.,,,,,~ A., J~s,yrfrf- Exhibition. Day ana E'V"'"S'
kssrt.,. 4 ilal' e.. GARDEN Concert
g, M N.rAN4t,N-p pas ANA ~ 'niAs
New-York tribune., 1879-09-20

CONGRESSMAN Cox laid a heavy load on Tam
many Hail last night when he declared that
to that organization the country was indebted
for the Extra Session of Congress. Mr.. Cox
is too candid to make good Tammany man.
The project which DanilOif the Russian en-
ginecr, has begun, 10 unite the Black and Cas-
plan Seas by connecting various rivers, de-
serves, from its magnitude and ntihty, TO
rank with such enterprises as the Suez Canal
and the two great Alpine tunnels. II Russia
associates her eastward advance in Asia with
bcnefcent works of this kind, she will do
much to compensate for any harsh measures
she may adopt to consolidate her power.
Porcello. the murderer OF B0lemder, has
been sentenced to imprisonment for life, the
State accepting a plea'of murder in the sec
ond degree. The story told by the prisoners
wife OF his efforts TO get work, his bitter tears
because lie was unsuccessful, his relusals to
take food SO that there might be enough for
his wife and child. is sad one, and must
arouse sympathy for the man who declares that
1t was the sunorings of the wife and child
which drove him to desperation
Ia his desire To comfort the British farmer.
Lord Beacon siield has been mislod into eXag-
gerating the Importance of Canadian rivalry,
and the general attractiveness OF the Domn-
ion as n place of settlement. The migration
from the Far West TO the Dominion of which
he speaks has had no appreciable effect on
the productlveness of this country, while thes
Canadians purpose to OutstJip us. in the Eu-
ropcau markets can only provoke a smile.
But TINS prospect of Canadian greatness can
not afford any sohd satisfaction 10 the English
farmers The growth of the Dominion im-
plies closer competition in their own markets,
with a corresponding reduction in prices.
The sum total of harmony and good feeling
in the Democratic party of this city Is In
creasing with tremendous rapidity. Nh Kelly
has had for a long time "a very poor opinion
of Nj. Tiiden, but we do not recall any pre-
vious occasion on which that opinion was So
plainly expressed as in Mr. Kely's speech last
night. The actual head of the party IN tins
State was twice called boldly " that tIickster,
samuel j. Tilden." And there was "a very
significant allusion 10 the cipher dispatches
when Mr.. Kelly said that " the lOw and de-
I" spcable ways To which Mr.. 1Ilden resorted
New-York tribune., 1879-09-20

Payday always comes at last An exasporated
bondholdor has recovered Judgment against Eliza
beth. n. j., in the United States Court, and has
sent "A marshal. execution Ia hand. seeking where-
upon he may levy. The public property of the city
is exempted from levy on judgments obtained In
the State courts but it is questioned whether the
exemption extends to processes issued by the Fed
cral tribunals 1t has been suggested that receiver
should BE- appointed for the city, but here also
question arises whether receiver can be appointed
for a chartered municipal corporation. One good
may come of ali the muddlc. II cities cannot be
compelled by process OF law to pay, they may find
1t difficult to borrowi and the more difficult In the
present state Of things. perhaps. the better.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-20

"to get the Presidents chair cannot oe Gov
"ered mp or denied" The Tammany c"e'
means businesS-and blood.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-20

Colonel Robert Ingersol, iD discouEsng upon
matters and things in general before the Cl'-
cinna,i people, said of the sabbath: want 10
do what little | can TO give our sundays to rest
and recreation; want to get that day away from
the Church" Considering that out ior the Ihnrch
"that day" would never have existed. that 1t Is
religious IN its ori.in, and that its Observance,
even ms a day cf " rest and rccreatlon,' has been
found by all human experience TO depend upon rms
very connection with thc Church, II certainly
seems a little unc,yIl tor Colonel ln2ersol to at
tempt to appropriate il to his own uses and
purposes. His sunday shorn of all religious
sanction, would be OF short continuance, and the
" rest and recreation" OF those who most need both,
stil more limited. Il the Colonel doe, not think so,
let him start a d.v Of rest-Tuesday or ! lhuisday'
for instance--on his own motion and account (; ana
we Shall see what hc will make of it. At any rate
he will have laid out plenty of work for HIM
self Oh course he will rot refuse to DO the preach
ing waon he gets his new Sunday into onera ION.
We take it for granted that he will have preaching,
because he said at Cincinnati: Sometimes think
the clergy are q necessary evil, aud then again
think they arc M uunoccs saTy cYll'
New-York tribune., 1879-09-20

DHsnrss Nonrrs.
ALCHEMY BRAND ,,.,..
yIv n'unvs
CocoArxr Kills dandrufT, al.ays imitation and
Ifol,oits. slros u- growth OF DE iai..
InIBINU EXTRA No. 80
Crrf.us c anl fullest Information a5ont the ne" Hii
,Ureeious O. COLORADO ana tac Rosouroos - Texas.
II.ce lC CeA.s.
Actress
TIT TlWTvT.
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New-York tribune., 1879-09-20

What was he Who was hoi Who was the man
mt the Butler Worcester Convention who
boldly said "No,' declined 10 be sold, refused to
ratifv the nomination cut and dried, and
10 be submerged in the unanimous seq
4 man OF such moral courage ought not TO
90 down TO posteTity anonymously. lie re-
minds us Of the gentleman in the French Conyen-
ton, who, standing mp IN the gallery. boldly de-
nlaudel the arrest oi " all scOuudrcls." That man.
too. occupies namclcss niche IN history, Ike the
Butler brave at Worcester IT is pity that N this
case there can be no application Of the text: "a
little leayen leayeneth the whole lump" 1t was n
Lonesome NO" however, which will be pretty en-
phatically repeated from Berkshire to Barnstable
on election day.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-20

Congressman Cox laid a heavy load on Tam
many Hail last night when he declared that
to that organization the country was indebted
for the Extra Session of Congress. Mr.. Cox
is too candid to make a good Tammany man.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-20

The Presidents speeches make the Democrats
more unhappy than anything since bis yetoes They
are SO weak, you know.
, 1879-02-03
ANIUSEAIE ENTS.

THE GERMAN DRAMA.
That n good Herman ultatrr th the centrc OF
thu citv llas vtrtuatly becon's a necessity heru
wus demonstrated last evening bY ue large
audience which lltlrd IlooIcy's Theatre to wit
nrss the inaugural performance Ut Mr. l1oeeh-
strs's new Hcrman dramatic compauJ.i The large
anil fashionable audie.te reminded one OF The
days when ncr1nan Sunday performances at the
Suw Chicago were in their glory. Mr. liocch-
ster has done llls best to restore the confidence
Of tAo Germans In legitimate aud h1ucst
dramatic representations, which, through Afr.
Wurstcr's mtsuiauaRemeut during the last two
years, had been greatly shaken. lie has got to-
setlcs q company which could hardly
br improved upon 1t this tsne OF the
.casoa wte,l tho better class Of actors
aru Aif unieT et1@agosuont 1t other pointt. lie
laa all Tie pcst lnrtnbers OF Mr. WursteF's ull
company, und has ad1ri abaut halt = uozcn
others, all Of whom Aaye guod regulations, an1
nne 0r two ut whom worc formerly grcat favor
ttas In tlis city. WAlle It must By admitted
uent, yet II shows ll'c desire Vi Mr. lloechstet
~ inrhisl ~ good co'npaDy md give ~ good
performances u circumstances VIII pcEtLits A1Q
II he Aucrrcds nov, Hnl IL properly supported,
he will nu doubt kcop Its waEA MD i:tsu tue
Qertnans Of this v!ty tsaeatfo next season
Tie rhoicc of the play last eycnIsg was Ill ua.
fortunate our, u. {. did uot Ehow tho
new lnsus!pss Of tho company III thelr
ee.t light 'f4s ~, p!,,y !. T.. a, sntislssi y
drama that has ueblesel sotas success ln Get-
avtiau, will never become popuiur IN this coun.
tty. Sif:s !tvlruu kulu. Tie new lsaalnx iaJy
il,..Ia favorable Impression. BAc Il uut Rtsat
9s4tesa u uny uAsaus, bat SAs t. eanse4ent!ous
, 1879-02-03

tlsr csfeirEcc Of That society. Tuesday the law
demanded ill., rights. a committee bod f"cn
apnoIntet1 to try tn do something. Ilc called
,sp,li Mr. pettenEi!i tn rctttsri.
Tlr latter responded tn tln summons, 5tH! Tor
tlh' fnanre COMMITTEE made rcpoEt. Il lrn
been found that All 1llr outstanding in,ch"h.
ncas nf illG First Church atnf,tntci to $3',fHh
a pnriiou Of this was thought by some people
ahIoai to have tscn reck!css'y ~
oi tile church. Ite snid, olts,. that It lad hrcn
fnunf That In all probability cnInnrOrni>e
could Ge 3f1ertca With ftr Individual crc'litnrt
whereby III" fSs.fss} might to cleared by tl,r
rayment Of fta,NN.--nn actual etfG III tho
church ot :i0,0o0 Then gentleman hal been
founti who was willing to loan tn tturca, flH,-
ON at per cent fniereAf4 which would lravo
s?0,o to be rnised. sstfD in cs,.', hnl s120h,
III feeon,l mortgngo 7 per tent bonds. There
hat ALREADY been fuoscri!'e,1 s!,1n5.
Mr.. PettengFl announced the names OF hev.
aosstf the aisics. md in due time It was at.
bounced that 81. Loo had been raised IN cas mil
4s.GOo Ind bcrn subscribed In bonsse.
Mr. t,Iltctt stated tlmt there was
yet one moro tihy of grnce In which to salsc the
rest Of The money noctltl atul tnitl there would
ba meeting In the Iccsurr-rnom of the churcl,
for that purpose fhe evening"
Tint 1t mar not appear 10 outsiders that
very small Atnnint Ol money was subscribed IN
rcsnonsn ~ tic appeal malc yesterday, It IL
lustfre tn statu tlat oyer &f5ttW OF t!,r wfnfs
by nrEnl,crs o! The c!nrcfl. WIN lins,l pnrton
ui the obligations, nearly slOt1oD oi which Was
donated by ont fssnn nlollc. It Is quite probable
that the whole amount re9nrc,t will he raised:
II not, thc property will hayo tn pass from the
hands OF The society to inorruw.
, 1879-02-03
lcatroya the Idea of tnfalible and divine In

ucatfofA the idta 81 1nthlloe anl divine In
Aptratfor
Solomon Is regarded ns thu wssn man. mt
oniy of q" nihie, hut nf t'!" wnrtt. Hontt'F
why he dill mt tell ns something about tI!. tel
cpf,onc. tin: ml'rn;,llone. NIL NIL thr n'hrr
phoncs,-whv he did not sny anm"thinE about
tclcsraphy. microscopy. an1 = host of o.i" r tct-
c,crs 'hn, men with less wisdom i1avc vivcr tue
worIdl Let rs look Mt Some Of solo.non's Wis
dom. Wisdom. remember. was aofomon's
fnrtc, Il he intl nnv: prpv., it,, f3-t1: Hap.
~ ta the man tlmt 1ndeth via
dom. Nisdo'n's Wavs arc wars
peaca:" INV this same Solomon, +, Ecc'c.,
l.. 1'-1a. stRtrs Just the rcversc Of This. Now
no!fce carefully what he says: "And unve nv
heart tn know Wisdom. :. ... ! perceived
this was also vexasson Of sp!rlt: for IN muel,
x1sde'n !. m'c grIsf, anil he 'hat inc'ea*et ,t1,
Of thrsc statement. he trn"' Yet 'hcr arr both
.iiyfncly ,nspirchfs' Unc makrs wis!om
%unrrc Ut incxurc<sibsc hanninrss, whllc the
os,"r declares II to tu sn source Of nuri, grief
a'ri ~ rnrrow. @ |; requires no small y an"',ns OF
tIcyc That man was in'p!re.! who would belle
his hwn statetncnts in this war.
1!lr fact that ts,ean 7EbtewFitcrB nre now 1cad
f"mt this is HE best thing lin. can be sni'l Of
lsrtn} E'rts their writings eahrt[tv ant autm's!-
i'my NAV h.. These contradictions ara mt only
f,Hna n n!i rarf* OF tlI' lih1r. Int pertain Il,
all $ih,cfs, ,-~h!sturr, cf!rpnntngr. prophecy,
un.ral". tacts. nl'ifosoph,. alsl ilgurr'.
ausil Billings snva Inkc occastnnatfs i7p-nycs
n tofntc I,,orr. and IN this satnc principle, M
rrYcfatlnn: f',r 1t @cqnrr* n ereatrr exercise nf
csr1uI1ts to take It alt H.. Hut tlltR letter "a nj.
rca'is t"o Inn. md will cfo*e hr requesting
mr. cttcrtnrh rrsannlcut AMI ht9hly.c.!ucat~l
s,nrrt.r;'tni "Franss "ts, scar,li the Scriptures
t" acE II t'sc*e things arc indeed tr!'r.
, 1879-02-03

auditorium being .ecuiicd.--ann It contained
inauy oi 'hr immediate trscnl. ot Mrs Rarrast,
WHO 'itc1 on ,l: 2:tl ult., Mt Ans:,u. Several
beautiful nnrll trihutc. were nr.a,:r, In trnnt
Of IL" pilnit. After thc singing ot lymn. n,nl
III" Offering nj prn,cr4 a!tprnpriat.. 10 t}p,
.nc'nn trra'1on.. The Rcv. Dr. .'o!lnson. nj
Hyde t'arIt. preached sesrlou commemorative
af tf,e fife ami virtue. Of Mrs. Narrelt, sImak-
inR o. h'r ''nccrsy Hml constanry ~ truc
chr!at'nn woman. OF her ''cyostnn to Tho cause
Of christ IN thr Chttfct, .nnt i,m tahh1,t1-
sef't.!. :Hi u her n,nny. o,I,,in. nn,l s,,l,le
qualities. She graduated from K,ckfnr., f..
ina1a Seminary III ls';o, ,a,,I ,ln: fnlluw.
Ing .ene was n.Itrl In marriage
70 thu Rev. y. :. 1larre:t, to whom Mic was q
uavntcl vile nnd bcIpnect. fIer aye at the
tiine ot her tlcr,ar was ~ ,car..
.rlt lsey. nr. Clark. of Austin. nI.o ,Iafl a
trftnitc 10 lie tne,nory Of tc tfcrcnae,l taiy, III
tllc tnurte of which he sroke ~ it,r lnytnr
messages thc tn!t her frt'is, OF her ftll, AMI
cnu,ncte fnftt, IN the Haro-, ami of her ,,,,ict
md rcaces,I death IN Tue arms u her t.t'atni,
saying that she hcvcr fully realizcd what n
Friend ttc had lit Jcaus until tie i,o,,r Of lirr
1{taftb draw mar.