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New-York tribune., 1879-11-10
PUBLIC OPINION.

Senator BayaId represents all the vital pun-
cipl ior wAlc th Des lu clcn party are cohte d-
lug, iU cegree and in uau,rr Impossible with NJ.
1hirL.-l Louisville Pos tlnd. DcmJ
1t looks now as If the contest for the Re
patl.tan nomination for President would boz between
Shtih"i' ELAINE aud Ma.hbufue, and tlat 10 Woud De
Ill Toe "i-'f nained.-tluc .unaN tzettc tiepJ
lc men 10 WIN next ycaT-IIOTatiO Seymour,
M H'N-l' b. ana Joseph j. Mcdonald, Of Indiana.
--l"a,ningtou Post DcmJ
=. Inc one thing determined more certainly
tan i Others by tne NrW-Yorl elect on IL that Illoei
t,hhot "e nominated tor President unless the Demo
OK pJ
We should say that, instead of strengthen
M '~, '4 al BOOM tne result Scw-lOik should
Herald NndJ
'ui. -DLlD SOUTH BOOMING FOR BAYAED.
~, F..' I"f 'fnf test0n henS at1 courier iDcd4.)
Ahe Democracy can carry New York, with
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10

% So thas tho performance becomes interesting even
,ben there is 4 lack OF technical nnSh. We do not
mean 10 say that sei defects were observable on
saturday; n allude deficiencies AZ all not IN
orler T. Nv any stress upon small things hut 10 maxi
p,ucr by what consider the best points Of
amer,,oriors and striking performance.
Tho "Walpurgs Night " ira1maut Is the second
,noyemcut from Ra1s Sth symphony C. Sounds Of
sptinc ~ and offers excellent nipple Of the COM
poci's skin and fine taste IN Instrumentation, besides
showins r1rc vigor than most ci Rats later produc
,,ops Tic whole work made known to us nv Dr
D,,nrosch Two years ago. hut we believe IL has been
av,d here only twice. that the portion repeated on
saturday was practically "A novelty. lAszts glowing
and brilliant FESTIVAL sOunis" is less known IN New
Work than the other symphonic poems. hut the an
rouueemcnt Saturdays programme that IL was T. be
,lav,d lien for the " first time" here was mistake
W. ser that it one Of Thomas's s'einway
Hall programmes about oigh years ago, and we believe
mat II has been heard on other occasions also Dr
Damrosch gave It with great spirit, as he dld the fuS
Overture hScw 50.
The GImtasieSiUck by VOkmanu is an exquisite setting
a. shcey's exquisite poem. Admirably written for The
voice i; Is not what Is popularity called song Only ne
cause the orchestral part mas an almost symphonic l
poriarce: vet that Is the uObcs songwrtng In Whch
the instrument accompaniment has hig"er lnhe''"p
than merely sustaining the uger, and aims as IL does
here. NJ The expression Of poetic ldea MISS lr"S'
deivcd her saarc the comnosiion with true feeling
aud even with cloquence the picce suited her voice.
and sae seemed enter heartily into Us tno sentm nl
L. scLuAerl's beautiful song She had the advantage Of
an orchestral accompaniment, ably scored by Dr. Dam
rosch.
The concert whole listened TO with close at
fontion and with evident satisfaction; the respected
conductor cordially appauded aud the directors of
the symphony Society have Tor oncOuragemeut
and congratulaton Ia the ausmcous opening o. their
season Dr. DamrOsch has lald ont for the Winter a
programme OF the hrst importance the progress Of
which will DC watched by all connoisseurs with deep in
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10
MISSOURI FOR BAYARD.

f'"" f"f ~, LoWe lvet-LtSpuich lDtHl
Nothing furnishes striking an illustration
OF tae extraordinary strength Bavard movement
rs the iaot That even Missouri is wheeling into line for
MN We say even Missouri. because. probably, IN no
STATE OF the Union. except Ohio, have false soft
IDEAS more generally prevailed the last ysaTs
ihan IN ours and IN State IS the jus; and proper pref
cencc or and desire Tor, Western candidate greater
thau IN ours Yet there is doubt about IT, Missouri
te hrst ana greatest of the States that make up the
"Solid SOUTH. ~iil Join hands with the Eastern and
Northern Dem lcrcy IN favornr the nomination oI the
Delaware statesman. Many of the most intelligent aud
iar-Sceng Ot The country in drent parts OF the
states have already openly avOwed tins sentiment
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10
4 COURT 1HRhArANED BY JUDGE LYNch.


LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov. 9.-ln Elliott County
tie Regulators are moving have the following
notice TO the judge Vt the Crcui; Court:
To the Court HOic session
Behold, again, not with nre and blood In our
tracks hut We come To this Court suppians M the
throne ofmercy begging aud pleading Ihnt tey Will not
any Of fcOny tAe docket or That
durIng tn~ term. on mere legal tecncal
ties bat give them what the law prov ds Tor VIZ eeGy
trial. Bear IN alnd the country, Justice aLu God
demand aud we, band of over 1000 In three cOun
tics. say that will give IL 10 them Ia three
DAYS alter this Court adourns II Won don't
We don't t. threaten tnis Court any part " IT,
because they are perfectly safe Tar are CON
cerned; hui want thieves, TObbers. houSeDufnefs
whO slay their wives and handy with pistols 60
distinctly understand that mean business We don
like this IL is pleasure to us, but stern ana nara
duty that eau perform II necessary ana AL such
had better be ired Lcre. for III we nave
TO call special of court, woe unto you, lOi
death IL your portion, and remember tue walnut 30
govern yourselves accordingly. JtDDL LiNNh.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10
THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES IN ABINGDON SQUARE.

The five-story brick building mt Bleecker-
and Abngdon-square. discovered tn be on fire NJ
G:3O p. IN on Saturday. The hremen quickly found TINT
the flames were orccly in the cabinet shop of
j. b. Thomas on the fourth hoor and in the laundry of
George Lytle the floor above. Chief Gicquel thcn
ordered seconi and third alarm To be sent
out, which brought an additional number or en-
gines and nremen The fire burned with
great rapdIty. and the smoke WAS very dens';
bnt the fremen succeeded in getting the hames
under control. Gho loss suffered by George Lyte Il
estimated AZ $500, which partly covered Dy ~
surance. j. T. Thomas estimates his loss az -iOpo;
Walter LOgans loss H. ~ 600 by water. The New YORK
Calcium Light Company's loss is placed at 5000 ana
the paint shop o j. LYONS and the machn ne shop o j.
Roberts were damaged 5000 each the building was
injured about $4,000 and tue total loss VIII be about
SI- 600
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nov. 10, a. m.-Exceptng fall In
the afternoon the changes IN the barometer were sght
ON Saturday (see upper white line diagram) Nesier-
day the changes were more marked (see lower white
lneD Partly cloudy cloudy weather prevailed dur
ing the greater part part OF the day. YESTERDAY partly
CLOUDY weather generally prevailed with light rain IN
the morning. The temperature rrnced between 39'
aud Saturday (ee lower dotted hne the average
briug higher than Friday Yesterday the average
was ~ higher n saturday. the mercury raging
between $50 aud $50 (see upper dotted hnel Inc
,mnlnt of moisture III the air has been diminished
To-day cloudy weather wHh chances o iSht ram,
followed by partly cloudy and clear weather, may be
expect ed in this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10
clsE or WIfH HURDEf.

Mrs. Catherine Madill, age tweniy-slx' OF
~, "a Oiyer-st who was shot Oh tbc nls"i oi N"''-
,.r T. by bcr husband John haii' died Ia, A."' AZ
o'clock in the Chambers sir'et ""sp'',' ',,'' '
-, .,6 ,,,s / al,us of his wifi, whom he "ccuse
e,,,tv and "a. ainst whom he had 'akcn proco'"lh.s
M dlyorca. The couple had not ocen hV'hf '"., u''
80, ,o months past on The nish 70 que sii'i & %", in
LOT wv , ,orn while she va, iI bed ahd hi'u .
brl * hv - of ,v.ncb usseagICr IIc woman neu
~ s,re pursued by her hnsbaua wa, & 5ta nv II, IN
ner tbe pnll taxing neci IN her Da'A' ""u'' " NV '
lAe lOL1Ds.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10
4 GRflT CIrHEDRlL REopEYED.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-The Cathedral of this
ciy which has been undergoing repairs and additions
flr several months pHs',was reopcncd tni- morning
wfh Interesting rellsilus ceremonies. The building
Was f..eI throughout with Immense congregation
and many were unable 90 gain admt,ancc. The Most
E.v Archl ishop Gibbons the celebrint of the Ii IN
pouufsal AIass and the sermon preached hy the
Trht R,v Bishop Ryan. II - Louis Bishops Lguch Of
tnar.c-f0u. Gross oi savannah k'ane OF III hmOnd,
si,oIe ol ST. Augustine, kulu ol wheeling, McAhhun Of
Hartford AMI Becker II Mimnlton were present. Occu-
piiug scat. within tne altar.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10
Guccl.l Notices.

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WILL SELL
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to the HOLIDAY season.
Musical Review
.we welcome In the MUSICAL REVIEW, journal which
In s ue certainly much supc OF 20 Of the
class published In this cily."-l lIhe Nation. n. Y.
5eents copy-s2 80 year. ~ Park-row. MY.
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Uarper's Latin Dictionary Edited by T. \. Nndrtws
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MIDNIGHT WEA THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
NAnousLs for Me past = A0Mrs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3, l a. m.-Ihe barome-
ter has fallen NewEngnnd and the northern portion
Of the Middle States, with warmer southcrly winds.
cloudy weather and rain. Light rams followed by
ccUrng and cooler weather, westerly winds and rising
barometer reported from the Lake region. Local
rains and Y armcr souilory 10 easery winds have
prevailed the Southern States, with increased pres
sure. Cool aud clear weather has prevailed In the
winds.
Indications.
For Ncw-Englaud, HIGHT rains, followed bv cooler
clearing weather. southeast 10 Or,west wind, and
rising barometer.
For the Middle states. cooler and partly cloudy
weather, southcrly 10 westerly winds, reng followed
bY !an barometer, and AgL rain IN the nortnorn por-
ton.
CdUtiOndry Signals.
CauiiOnary sigma continue from Cape May 10 Sandy
Hook.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10
"CATH's" FOUR POINTS.

= Nfl0- IOTk ItsDdfct % Tie CincinndN Enquirer.
Chester a. Arthur will probably be Kernan's
successor IN the Senate.
The RepHbiican National Committee. without
either president secretary will perhaps elect Cornell
Tor The fist place. Forbes rich from Massa-
chuscits.
Tden is at discount hut sti threatens the serenity
Of the Democratic party.
Grants prospects have not been improved by the New
York election.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10
FLAMES on A BULKHEAD.

A fire broke ont yesterday morning in n
shed the bukhead between Piers Nos. 80 and 81
North River, used a freighthouse by the MOrgon
Steamship Company. Half hundred bates OF cotton,
spontaneous combustion In which caused the fire, were
the shed. and damaged 10 the extent OF
$500. They were consigned to various firms in Fan
RIVER The shed and bu khead were damaged $4,000.
and the Old Dominion C0mpanYs dock adjoining, with
fre ght stored there $500.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10

any other candidate than Mr. Tden or any OF his men,
ihat Is the way we read the verdict Mr. Tilden con-
Quoted the canvass. ana money spent freely. The
detection OF Tammany, the outgrowth OF rooted hos
tinN 10 MI Iiden, was sufficient TO destroy Governor
Robinson IL puts Mr. Tldcn ont OF the field candi-
date FOR President in 1880 and leaves tie race TO
Blyard and Hancock. with Bayard well IN front and
dark horse IN sight. nator Bayard is moi as hard
To n, inmate as he was month ago. aud II H. no harder
to elect him.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10

Dependency. mental and physical inactivity and all the
gloomy consequences OF prosration. debility,
quickly nationally cured by ELECTRIC
Descriptive books free. Ci address the Pull
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L.1TEST SHIP NEUS.


PORT or NEW.YORK. ARRIVED nov. o.
Str Powhatan tBr) Price Naples 2 Patras CatacDo
H. Zane i5 efns IL ArgostO Is and Gibraltar 10. with
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CITY OF Atlanta. woodruff Charleston Nov 7. TO Jas
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Bsrk Queen (of Hong Kong) Haveron, snga.
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FOREIGN PORTS
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9Th inst. str Pcrrre, from New-lOrk
nAsBu Nov gSailed Sth inst str Cieerr for New York.
PLYMOUTH Nov a.Str Wieland from New York
burg, has been sgnallcd Of the Lizard.
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ABRAHAM ATB.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 9-Abraham Aub died this
morning lie is widely known in Jewish circles. having
been president Of the jewish Orphan Asylum, Of Cleve
lard, since its establishment by the order OF Bna
Britt. lie waa also president or the jewish Hospital
ana Hebrew Relief Association OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10
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Memoir Of - - Prentss. By George L. PIeAtss d. ID.
vols, l2mO - 81.
The Exploration of thc World. Famous Travels and
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dnced price vols sy0, cloth, WIN portrait.
- D.
Friar Ansenio aud other poems. BY julia c. r. Dorr
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studies In German H. cruture By Haylri rlyi.r win
Introduction BY the LuH george H. Boxer sgo. Goth
oAUa. 81 30.
Columbia aud Canada Notes the Crest Ecplhlc aux
the NcN noniuuA A supplement q westward iy NllL"
Ey N r.. Hae second edition. SVO CNll extra. - li.
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Midsummer Dreams. 80 Latham C. strong. author 0f
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CAPTAIN HENRY UAMLIN

NEwPORT, X. J., Nov. 9.-News has been
received of the d.ah, Yesterday IN Albany, after
brief Illness OF Captain Henry Hamlin. Of tho United
sra;es Marine service recently IN command Of The
cnuc cutter Grant Captain IIamlin leaves wlfe aud
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10
ALOSs OF 290.OOO.

PITTsBURG, Penn, Nov. "a fire occurred
at Mckeesport. Penn, yesterday by which the Wash
Tngton House, large gIist mill and other buildings
totally destroyed. cntaling a loss estimated at
$4,000. The lire originated in Grist mill by the
he The journals ~ machinery IN the third story
The mill operated by Leonard Son and owned Oy
Hamilton K WOOisey
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The Lille md W ritlng- of Bcnamin az Curtis. Edited
by son B A. Cur,is. vols, oNo, CLOTH portraits 80
The treat speeches aud Oraf of Daniel Webster.
MIN an ESSAY al Webster master %. English s.Yle By
FGNIu A. Mhip?lc. Sso. cloth, o.
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NEARLY A THOUSAND CATTLE DESTROYED.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-The cattle pens of
J. W. Ga S Co.. at Eighth and Evanssts.. were burned
last night The pens filed with cattle. the prop
erty OF Perrin lR distillers. and Forr, sadler Co
butchers In the main portion OF the pens there were
$50 head consumed, while 300 head separated from
them by brick wall saved Loss. $4,000;
fully covered by insurance
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10
T. B. PETERSON n BROTHERS.

The Markets of Paris BY Emile LoA Price 20 cents IN
pap,r cover. or ~ - In c.oth.
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cents in paper cover. or ~ 20 IN clotn.
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EluDn. edition Of this note'
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Bedford whaling bark Sea Breeze, with $50 barrels
Of OIL The th,t the entire Arctic fleet was de-
stroyed by lee denied by the Sea Breeze, wbch re-
port that the fleet OF eighteen vessels have taken sAy
whales since the traders left the ocean.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10

Weak lungs are cruelty racked, and the gen.
eral strength gradually wasted bv persistent dee p
seated cough which DIR. Jaynes Expccorant may be
relied You Will derive certain benefit from
10 also. II Lrombed win ellher asthma OF LIonchs.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10

The Comedic fIamnine and it, Author Win transll
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iJolitical Notlce5.

XyIth Assembly District Rei ublran Assocation-Reg
monthly meeting thls AOnIyj evening" AZ Eos' hui
Han, Az 4d-dye.. az O'Clock. ~ - =. , .
WILLIAM TOBIN. Secretary.
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orIrE A FIRE AT UINsDALE. \. II.


KEENE, n. H., Nov. 9.-Stebbins's Block at
Hinsdale las been burned Tea stores and firms ard
three families burned out. Total loss. S19.5O0;
$4,000.
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II IRRIEO

FERRIS-BUNCE-On Thursday, November o. in this city.
OF the braes by the Rev Edward
o. flagg. D. d. Lille, daughter OF Oliver Bunce 10 Mr
George Titus Ferris
GUNTHER-L LOCK ROW-On Wednesday. November g. at
5Oi 5thavc BY Rev. J. F. Elder John j. Guniher
Laura A. daughter of The late Van Buren Lockrow NJ.
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GEnRoE z. PUTNAM,- snNs.

Lectures and Essays. Ry the late ". k. Cart r. y.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

siation ia this cy by ten- 81
inche. Thr peFndiega hues give divisions Of Tim. @ TN =
tv mercury during thoc hours The broken or dotted line repnts
4 varln iousi In npelatu
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LEE n sIIEPARD.
sCRIBNER Il WEXFORD.

Wang! Nang:. Wnne,.. T iDuatlOn- Il china
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4HE WH1LIAG tLEET SAFE.

Nsw-BEDFoRD, Mass, Nov. 0.-Dispatches
from san Francisco the arrival there Of the
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10
a BROOKLYN DRY GOODS STORE BURNED.

A fire IN Seward Andrewss dry GOODS
store. No. 2O1 Grind5t Brooklyn Saturday afternoon.
damaged the building S2,OOOj the owner IA Josiah
Blackwell The the stock OF Seward & Andrews
about $50. 900; insured for S25, 900.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-10

Thonas T. Kirby. Aucfioneer.
on Exhibition DAY AND EVENING.
AT THE ART GALLERY. sl5 BROADWAY
Opposite wala.ks Theaire.
THE ROssE COLLECTION OF ARTGsTICALLy
CARVED FURNITURE, PORCELAIN DE sEvREs,
RICH DRAPERIEs BRfc-ABRAC, &C.
TO BE SOLD At AUCTION BY ORDER OF
MIR II. r. RDssH. or BOSTON.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY AFTERNOONS.
Nov. II ASD rs. AT 3 O'CLOCK.
- cAIAInEI-fS EAnf
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All notices Of Marriage, mu,bs iaior,si cih fal
name and address
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GYetlal Noilce5
Rnnturr nnd bal Trrnlment nnd Cnr,

Rupture and ifs Treatment and Cnre.
DIR. J. A. III fr tlr frs tent AMI cure OF
run ure for the tiriy i've ,ca may DC hslird a.
his principal once 2jl Broadway SATURDAY MONDAY sni
Tuesday Of each week. ~ is branch ofcc, s5 kst,
Boston, "wednesday. ThursfiY and fndsy HIS BOOK.
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those who sen 40 cents
Road Wagon,
Tneqnalei IN style aud n9h nfd with spring washer
axes-a n"iscers axle which leahir washers
qurcd n ia tie -hcat rum axle ever invented The
the steel Tctu
cisoned DY the j. pavement
the wht by IT, in contact
with curbsoncs railroad tracks o he body Of te wagon In
turning. and lessons perclg. the aud teak
besides adding the 'Ot - N. udfr
An INSPECTION INVITED
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-12
What American Girls are Taught,


The new-fangled twist which the school
teachers are imparting to the rising gen.
Grafton in the pronunciation OF certain
words. in the language Of an aged citizen
who rises to object. is "agin natur and
sense. and nothing like the way they
taught fifty years ago
Having fished his side board collar from
the depths Of an old black stock, where il
had gradually sunk under the weight OF
PRECIPITATION, this old-fa,hioned citizen,
who had climbed up FIVE flights of steep
steps to be interviewed, began;
my youngest darter said to me the
other day: "Pa, is Bostong as large a.
Philadelphia? Boston. my child, said
I-'B-o-s-t-on is not Then laughed.
What are you loffing at, par said she.
Then l began TO rile right up. SEE /:
'Sarey. who told you to call i; Bosfo.g.
and who taught you to say LOFT for laugh
ing? Ny schulz moster," says she
Then / heaved out a word that they
don't teach children in school. and be
gan TO cross examine her. why, sir, ="
and here the old gentleman began 70 wipe
up the oozings from his corrugated brow,
why, sir, she called Baltimore Balsi-
more; half, as though 1t was hoF; and
went over a string Of words that would
have made an old-time teacher boom
around school house With rattan in a
manner not appreciated in this day BY
fancy kinks. The members Of the Board
of Education can talk TIL the crack Of
doom, and no doubt they Will. but they
couldn I beat it into ms head. or any 9TH
er fellows who went TO school forty year,
ago. that Boston il Bossong, or laugh 10
lof." Having said this, and punched q
score Of imaginary holes in the Goor With
his cane, the outraged father braced Up
his collar. and climbed down the Stair