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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
VNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on m,

3uiL aay of september. 70. 1879. Warrant in Bank.
rnpicy issIsd against the F-ui. OF FREDERICK
UEISFR aud CHRISTOPHER NEl>ER. cf SOW YORK. IN
County OF NswN YORK and state % NeNIork, who nave
studsei Htnkrups on ihVir own pcuton that the
payments debts aud delivery any property belonging
L. Banstuy@ theu OF either u them foi their
Cd uf TIE transfer 90
sther OF them, for odden by l,v thai meet
creditors Oi tie Bankupts rroyo their
choose As~ignecs oi tleir ESTATE 10
held court II Ran Aruptcy, O. De Loden Al No 3I5
broadway. the city Of Nrwiork. before John iirL
Register, IN the 9Th day u October l-1 a. O'Clock
D. lttlS J.. fAhN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
fl'UIS Is TOG[VE NOTICE.: That ON m. I2ih

day ~ september a. d. 1879 Warrant Zoo Bankruptcy
issued aEaiusr the estate u ALEXANDER NJ. Lea
YORK and state Of NcvNor who has been a.
Judged a bankrupt his petition. that tho
payment of delivery 81 ans property be.
longing BANKRUPT 10 Inn h's ami tho
transfer OF any property forbidden ny
that A meeting OF creditors u the -ad bankrupt
prove their debts choose ~
his estate. will held a Court OF Bankruptcy. 20 o.
holden al No. Berknanst, NewNogE CIV baore James
Il NV gt esq Register the lGh dAy % Octone \. d..
1873 AZ Oclock 4. IN. LOUIS 4. PAIN.
Marshal Messenger. southern Dstctot Nssh ptN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03


Mr. Bangs said that II the Court considered the last
paragraph OF this AFFIDAVIT material. he wOud like
An opportuulty 10 answer IT, Judge Brady said that
this would be unnecessary. David Dudley Field said
that the action Of the Mayor, to characterize II IN the
mldcst terms attempt to couutcrya the action
of the Court and should be dealt with by full bench
inasmuch TOO as there dispute the meaning
OF Justice Davss decision, 1t would &c better that the
argument should be- had when he present. Mr.
FIELD understood that Justice Davis would probably
besucionty recovered from the ivy poisoning which
he was suffering from, to be present the next day He
therefore asked adjournment for dag. Justices
Brady and Barrett after consulting together tor few
moments consented TO this aud adjourned the hearing
until II O'Clock to-day.
IRIBCNE reporter who called ~ the house OF Judge
Davisaurlng the afternoon. found INN suffering from
me Effects poison wv. His face especially al the LETT
side WAS badly swollen, and lis eyes we've almost
closed. III. hands also showed tue sn'cis OF
contact Win the poisonous Vine judge Davis 'npiaucd
mat he was walking IN The WOODS ON sunday Win
mi, ud and gathered number Ol leaves, among tucln.
IA, "A appeared aftc ward, some II the poison wv His
lac. ana hands began 10 swell on Iacsdry. Tie poison
hevur bee Il conveyed To his face ia pushing his hair
from Is forehead, aud yesterday tue pain and annoy
,uce acre very great Tue mish1p prevented Judge
DAVIS from going Albany, a. ne hhd expected &" ou
a., In, -tiay Yesterday he was somewhat improved
and sald that he would undoubtedly he able 10 attend
Court today.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
POLITICAL NOTES. .

There is n suspicion adoat that Governor Robin
WOn't harmOnize worth a cent.
Governor Robinson doesn't fancy being sacrificed
to the largest and holiest interests Of humanity"
it seems.
When Senator Blaine says l feel it in my bones
that we're going TO sweep the State" it is time to
give up all donbt about Maine.
The Ohio Democrats are not asking any longer
whether they can carry the State, but how much
majority Foster will be satisfied With.
The Democrats are making another sckly attempt
10 Kill of Sherman. That has become a chronic
amusement for the Democratic party.
Chairman Mckinney. of the Ohio Democratic
State Committee, is peddling his confidence in the
East He had better take it home where it is sadly
needed.
Says Colonel K. G.. Inecrsoll: 81 consider myself
as good a Republican to-day as any member of the
present Administration ever was or ever will be-
That ends all doubt as to his political anchorage.
Mr. Watterson sends to his paper a further in
salment Of what ne confesses he fears Will be
sidered as I" the emanatons of an eccentric fancy,
mere yagaries meant TO tighten a Summers
leisure" His friends should take him home. The
salt air of Block Island is too strong for his blue
grass temperament
The Editor Of The ST. Louis Post Dispatch claims
that Ic can name the price for which two Of
the members of the Aew-1Ork State Democratic
Committee agreed TO enter the 1ilden caucus at
Niagars Falls. If that editor thinks he is going
to create sensation and hurt Tldon by exposing
his purchases, he has madea wOetul mistake.
Frank Hiseock IN an open. manly way admits that
he is a candidate for Governor on the Republican
State ticket, and says. shall not endeavor to build
myself up by endeavoring to break the other cand-
dates down by defamation or any other tactics but
if can beat them in honorable manner shall Try
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26

TO do soD That is the right sort of spirit to show
and all other candidates will do well to lnitate IT,
Mr. Henry l.. Pierce is developing great strength
in the d,scnsslon now proceeding IN Massachusetts
os to the successor of Governor Talbot. The inde-
pendent VOTERS are well disposed toward him. and 1t
is known that he would receive large section OF
the respectable Democratic vote. While In Congress
he was conspicuous opponent of Buffers peculiar
political methods, and the pttlng OF the Two mgii
against eacn other for the executive chair Of the ola
Bay State will make the line OF demarcdt.ou so
PLAN that no honest voter need err as 10 MS duty
Congressman Cox is receiving some pretty loud
warnings from the Democratic papers about MS CO.
quettings with the Greenbackers. They intend, IL
is said to place his name ut the head of the ticket
TO be nominated this week at Utica. in the expecta-
ton that he will receive the vote OF Iammany man.
If Governor Robinson is renomnated. Mr.. Cox Is
told that he can expect no future favcrs from
the Democrac, # he allows himself to DO used
as an instrument for its defeat TINS ran, III-
haps he designs TO end his political career Mtn " Ine
greatest joke of his life. MIR. Cox shOuld Ie'eISo
himself and resume his Judgment"
The respectable Democrats of Maine are demor-
allzed crowd The Boston Post describes them as In
the same predlcament as the Abbott Democracy of
Massachusetts,. If they stand by their organization
and vote for Garcelon their votes are worse than
thrown away while to vote for Smith Is to stulify
themselves and abandon their lifelong principles.
In this dilemma many of them have determined to
vote for Davis the most forclble way Of express
ing their disapprOya of the Grcenback doctrines.
Tbe Post calls upon them 10 stand by GarcelOn, but
It's threats that If they vote the Greenback ticket
" they will be entitled TO no further consideration
i'm Democratic councils comes TOO late IN the uay'
The stampede has already become a rout.
Governor Robinson's Albany organ states in the
plainest Of terms that be has not withdrawn from
the gubernatora race Ii says We want to
have It understood explicitly as words can say
it, that all talk from any quarter Of any KIND, TO
the effect that Governor Robinson VIII withdraw
OF will be withdra from the list Of those to be
proposed and pushed for nomination for Governor
by the Democratic Republican Convention, at
Syracuse, on September 10, IS utterly without
foundation" The same paper serves notice on Mr..
Kelly that he has made it necessary Tor the party
to renominate Robinson Between Robinson's re-
fusal to withdraw, Kelly's stuDbornness ana the
threats of Western Democrats about the loss OF
enyiable frame of mind.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
PUBLIC OPINION

The people of Mississippi cannot afford,
and rhe people Of Snuh cannot afford, 70 have the
pcopa o. Mississippi silently submit 10 a blOOdy VIOLA
iou OF the law-sad enough and mad enough Tor the
community immediately concerned. bat reac ing ia Us
coused ucuces the whole southern couutry-tLOuisYiue
Courier-JOurna tDcm1
Mr.. WattersOn has taken sour, selfish,
eold-blooied little and dressed him up in e ssr
ments of iovia English gentleman, but Yltu any
amount OF padding ma,quei ade would be- apparent
TIE literary bureau Is likely make its man the iaga
mg STOCK OF the political wOrld.-l -lhilwaukee sentuoI
tRepD
Yes there il peace in YazOo at last. Those
who have des RED and contributed this peace nave an
our gratulatiOBs. Never our fellow cltIehs
OF Yaz KNOW deeper and perfect calm than me
graveyard hush whcn divides them from the ohes
world aud that VIII be when they pass INTO that a. ~,
sul ness I'm which Dixon has laid down the burden VI
.is troubled ufc.-(NcwOflcIns Times tDem.l
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26

of BOYS in Blue who wanted to serve the
country in the Providence Custom House.
Besides these half dozen other committees
in various stages of DISCRIMINATION are. OF
have lately been, disporting themselves at
high-priced " "resorts y and inasmuch as tie
people foot the bills, it is worth while Tor
them to consider what they are paying Tor.
Of coutse, no one pretends TO believe that
any of these picnic parties are interesting
themselves in an honest, judicial, non-partisan
investigation of any question. Senator wal
lace does not throw the light of his bultseye
lantern under the lid of his own coflec-pot
when he is hunting after election frauds.
He did not organize himself into committee
for any such purpose. What Democratic in
vestigators want is to have their board bills
paid. and incidentally to fabricate some lop-
sided report which may serve to iniuse
little vitality into their languishing campaign.
If the last part of the programme has not
been prosperously carried out, the convivial
feature has been signal success, as the
deficiency bills at the next session will testify
Altogether, it is rather a coarse display.
Next time the country will be inclined to
select lawmakers with loftier and less ex-
pensive ambition than the longing for a per-
petua free-lunch.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE PLANS OF MAURICE GRAU.

THE PLANS OF MAURICE GRAU.
IL has already been proclaimed that part
Of the 81 the Fifth Avenue Theatre VIII be
devoted to Opera Bouffe and Comic OPERA under the
direction Of Maurice Grau. The Will be opened
September l, with Mile. Aimee who pauses here On
her journey from California, and who Will give nine
performances prior her departure Tor European a
fectlDg incident which is assigned tor September
10. After brief Mr.. Grau will then
present ms troupe, in La File de Madame Angot"
The shows several strong names. and denotes that
the organization Is uncOmmOnly good :CIdrette, Mile.
PaOa Marie Nile. LdHge. Mile. Angelo; AMGTdR.be,
Mile. De.orme La V,eand,ere 81. Jouard; Pomp0nnct
NJ. Pozart; Louohard, N. Duplau TyeBtz, M Yllano
and-chief feature of al!-Ange Pitou, 81. Capoul.
This revival Will be followed by La Perichole,"
with Capnu PequiUO, and PaOla Mario
as PeriebOleJ Les Brigands," with CapOu as
FalScUDpa Paola Marie Fi0reild, ana An
gcle as Hagolet0; " "Giro1e-Giroaa !" La Belle He
lene; :" lie Peut Faust;" and Barbe Bieue." Among
the fresh operas TO be brought forward are La
Camargo" Babridles," LA Petite Muette," and la
Marquse de Rues" These TO be commngled with
the comic operas Of Carmen" and "Mlgnon," already
popular, ana Les Dragons de Yars." Le Premier
Tour de B9uheur," and " Paul ct Virgnle."
Mr.. Grau, IT is understood, has invested more
than $4,000 with which to begin his mus cal
campaign. The engagement Of Capoul, Mile. PaOla
Marie and Nile. Angelo evidently his leading achieve
be welcome IN the uewy y-chosen field OF Opera BoIf
Mile. Paola Marle-who the osind Cta,rete when
" La File de Madame Augot" acted IN Paris--s
said to have lovely voice. graceful style and bevi'ch
ing personal qualities and accomplishments while Of
Mile. Angelo we read that she born 20 play We
nus, and that her that Father OGcubach III
trusted the Mother OF Loves in OrpbGo aux En-
ters" Nile. Deiorme is likewise commented as fortu-
natcly chosen for Mr. Grau's company The enumeration
81 the whole band is as fp.lOws Miles. Pioa Marie,
Nile. Angelo Mines. GregoEe, Nile Raphael. Mile. L.
Bcaulet Nine. Delorme, comic ducuna; NJ. CapOul,
first tenor; NJ Juteau, first tenor; NJ Jouard, first
basso baritone; NJ Vinchor, second has>o; NJ Poyard
tenor; Nm. Haymc and YllaDo, second ten0rs NM
Mazirres and Duplan, first cOm.Gues, and MN Dupui5
and Kernel. cOmiqurs. TIc troupe comprises, also,
sixty chorus singers and thirty musicians, under the III
rccti'u of ". Almeras; Mr.. Grau promises ballet,
like and is iu negotiation with Nile. Cdyal1Zz VINO
had much successn Mr. MaplgsOn'- Italian opera COM
pauy lat Winter The ballet Will De USED i elaborate
rrviydls nsXt Spring. of Orphee aux Enlcrs" ana
tieney.eve de IrIbaut"
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
GENER-fL NOTES.

4 peculiar case of trance has caused great
excitement in Hereford, England II Is that OF young
girl who had been laid ont for dead, and for whose IN
terment all preparations had boen made, when IL
discovered that IN trance For three weeks be-
fore nat she had paraken Of food and since her
coyery from the trance she has had her tongue prOrud
ing the eyebails rdy fixed, while the frame at times
has been nysteTlcally agIthted.
The General of the Jesuits has been sum
moued to Rome to the order TO conform 10 the
Pope, new Eucycca letter concerning the teaching OF
philosophy. Tue Pope's medical advisers have been
complaining that his constant confinement IN the Yat
can is njurng his health and the Cardinals have been
consulted as to the policy Of brief cnaBge He is said
t. be anxious to throw aside the notion OF imprisonment
50 care ully nurlured by Plus lA
The Russians are still marching on in Gem
traI Asia is annouu ed Petersburg that the
Turcomaus followed of course by the Russian troops
are retreating upon Mcry and the Northern Desert
They are making extensive preparations for the coming
campaign, the rusult OF which must, doubtless be the
occupation OF Merry By the Russian troops. II Is stated
be drawn up on the means OF connecting The Caspian
and Black seas by canal
A remarkable freak OF lightning is recorded
IN a French ne spaper. farm laborer, running Tor
shelter, suddenly thrown TO the ground the fork
he carried his shoulder being wrenched from hIs
grasp and carried through the distance OF atty
sixty yards. The prOngs were bent and twisted with
wenigh mathematical accuracy, into the shape Of cork
screws the steel being burnt aud formed. its eXte
r!0r surface into al lammg which emitted sgAJy
sulpnurOus OlOr The aOOrer escaped without injury.
Centennial celebrations have, of late years,
been common enough ANA it is just possible that the
public getting little tired OF them though there are
"A few OF national interest 60 come yet The town of
Bedford. Mass.. varies the word by announcing a
Centennial festiyitythat an observance OF the
hundred and hitotn anniversary OF its founaaton.
These local ceei raons b. made highly interesting
by iudicous management. Bedford isn't one Of the
very old OF the Old state. but u quite surprising
10 iind Os iu It's annals historical ntort 81, and
how many people Ia different parts % the country
expected TO come 10 the Scsqul- Centennial
Charles Langheimer, the Philadelphia pris-
oner whose case touched Diekens's heart aud
corded IN &" American Notes." has robbed safe IN his
year. aud Is 70 70 back 10 his old home.
The novelist devoted several pages description OF
the cell. and In particular of the "dejected,
heart-brokon appearance Of this criminal. whose
life has been cruelty tortured out OF him
By the solitary confinement system" Lang
helmer had decorated his cell with eoIored drawings
made with dyes extracted from the yarns he work
ing with, and cell is still shown 10 visitors
the ouriostes OF the place. He had made 1owerbed
yard, which Dickens described looking Tor all
the world like little grave The old man Is stu hale
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
TIE FREE-LUNCH COMMITTEES.

Senator Saulsbury's Committee IS already
collecting itself and filling its lunch basket
for that excursion 10 New-Orleans. 1t will set
out as soon rs the early Autumn weather makes
travelling 10y easy stages agreeable, and re-
fresh itself for time in Topeka, Kansas, while
the athletic perjurers of Louisiana are putting
the final touches on their training for another
grand swearing tournament. At the latest
ady,ces that venerable demagOgue. the Honor
able Hendrick B. Wright, and his retinue,
were still fcasting on the Pacific Coast
under the pretence of investigating the
causes OF the labor depression" Fortu-
nately for Mr. Wright, his wel-timed
visit will afford him more amusement than
he anticipated. The approaching election and
the recent shooting Of conspicuous friend
of labor, will no doubt lntiame the imagiua-
tions of alleged worlingmen so that Mr..
Wright can work up some highly-hayored
testimony which will add spice and relish to
the milder delights of travel and luxurious
feeding.
The Committee authorized to frame rules
for suppressing the rights of the minority in
the House has Just surfeited itself with the
measures of Long Branch. The Committee au-
thorized to hunt bulldOzers, remembering that
Mississippi was not an inviting place for Sum
mer lettering, was last heard from in Massa-
chusetts, not altogether a likely place for the
discovery of election Outrages perpetrated by
turbulent citizens, but cool aud breezy spot
for an August vacation. Newport has been
another junketling ground for Senatorial
Committee VINO had never heard of manned
soldiers thrust out of places in the gift of the
Senate to make room for Rebel majors, but
who were consumed with zeal in behalf
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26

aud hearty and does look though his eufe ug,
IN early lfe had been so very great
Mixed and most sanguinary are the politics
oiPanama. The election OF members OF the LesltIre
recently accomplished under difficulties tao opno.
Of the present administration having hit upon lho
neat eXpedient Of stealing the baot-b9xs They vera
TO begin fight, and while ~ ragged the electoral Yfn.
$50 speak 20 be abstracied A free nse 90 70
vOlyers prevented the consummation Of the p.en
whereby the larcenOus crowd scattered. There
Casimiro de a Flor. black and q citizen ost
undesr bic. This reasonable creature who w.- leon
in politics. announced his intention % killing an bis
political opponents Tie people. however did Not ke
that did not ahate hs fsryOr, he was "Oacksd m
pieces" al ChepO by those wAO disagreed with bt.q A
place Is Colombia for politicians. Runnu = for
office or holding 1t afterward Is no holiday businens
there.
Governor Sprague saved man from drown.
Ing at NarragaDsett Pier night last week seyer.I
workmen trying 10 set aHOat yacht that mad run
ashore during the storm OF Monday might. Two men
who were sailing pretty well in-shore In a small boat
into the breakers intending TO get glimpse Al the
wOrkmen and then of before they got into the
They missed their calculation. however and
before they could of the boat large wave
struck II sideways causing il 90 upset. and spng the
men into the water One OF the two came up 70 the
surface and at struck for Shore but the other
became entnngled In the ropes aud ned under the
boat. Governor Sprague took IA the situation at a
glance, Into the breakers, worked ms way 10
the boat turned her over and rescued the mDusoned
over 10 Canonchet, not waiting to the Of
rescued
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
DRAMATIC NOTES.

The entertainments afforded by Roster &
Bial in Twcntyhird-st continue 10 attract and please
this public.
Mr.. Eben Plympton and Mr.. John w. Car
roll VINO The actors that have been IN Europe
This summer, nave arrived home
Miss Alice Harrison, the bright little SOU
brctte Of stage has arrived home, by The City Of
Brussels after an absence Of twelve weeks. She has
been travelling I'm England and France.
Mr. Thomas jefferson, second son of the
famous comedian, was married, August 81 nc
Hoholus New-Jcrscy. Miss Eugene Paul. Olly tho
members Of thc family were present at the wedding
Miss Dargon is still the recipient of public
goodwill and professional IN Australia. she
acts Teunysons Queen Harry, aud makes % both
speciality and a success. Miss Dargon viii shortly
appear in sydney.
f. Y. Chwatal, the Bohemian composer, is
dead He had lived sace 1885 in Maslebur-, where he
established celebrated piano school. HIS talent c5
composer lay in the musical treatment Of humorous
matter His best and best-known piece was " De
h-telc ScAiteBpartei" He has also however, wItty1
some charming part-songs, one ot which, Lovely
Night" Is great tayOrte In the we.Eknown Ar.on
Collection.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Z. Bandmann have arrived,
and are at the Clarendon HOtei.-5Ir. Eben Pympton
has arrived home from Eugland.-3lr BOuclcaut viii
open Booths Theatre On september /. with play
entitled ReScue"-Mss Ada CdYeHdish viii arrive 10
town this week. from Block Island.-Mr Whifen has
been engaged by Mr.. Mackdye, for the Madison
Square Theatre.-Miss Forsythe viii accompany Mr..
John Mccullough in HIS tour Of the prov.
luces this scasOn.-Among theatrical visitors now
iu EeW-Iurk is Mr. Cnarles Howard, ot New
Oreaus.-lSs Rose Massey Is reported Ill IN Lon
d1u.-Ihe recent dramatic obituary mcludts tue
name, %! Shirley France. the actor and u. f. Lowell
The dramatic asent.-Mr IiaYerly controls theatres,
This season; NewYOrk. Brooklyn, Chicago and san
Francisco and is looking tor one in Denver CITY CnO'
RADIO. lie also manages juvenile Plhaiore company,
aud two companies OF negro mIns'rels-tHe Mastodoh
and the Georgia.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26

FoRriGv.-Miltou Farrow, an American marks
man. won the first three prizes in rille-shooting
contest at Versailles = The Russian and Aus
trian Cabinets are reported to be on bad terms.
CO The Haytian revolt has been suppressed.
= Mr.. Scott estimates the outcome of the
British grain crops at third less than the average
DoMesuC-ln san Francisco De Young has been
held To- answer without BAIL for attempting to kill
Mr. Kalioch; the latter had improved yesterday
afternoon; the city is tranquil -- Mr. Jewett
testified ON Erie Railroad affairs yester-
dav 40 Saratoga. == The annual camp
meeting at Johnstown, n. Y, began yesterday-
George o. Jones' of Albany, think, that the Green
hackers of this State may support the Democratic
nominee for Governor. = Ex-senator JOhu Z.
Ten Eyck Of Mount Holly. N. j., is dead.
CITY AND SrBURBAN.-C Collector Merritt has af-
Grncd the decision of the General Appraiser in the
matter of the reapDrasement of imported yelvets.
- Tammany Han reasseTt5 its hostility to Gov
emor Robinson. - Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany paid part of it's back taxes yesterday. --
At the Brighton Beach Races yesterday Pirate,
Lucky Hit Gabriel and Bay Rum were the yictors.
= Gold value of the legal-teudT silver dollar
(i12l2 gran,l S691 cents. Stocks active and lower
closing weak and unsettled.
THE Manufacturers local observations in
dicate cloudy and rainy weather, followed by
clearing and partly cloudy weather and higher
temperatures. Thermometer Yesterday: Highest
r. lowest coo average, G7A0