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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-13
Baltimore Conference II. T.. Church
south.

SALEM. ROANOKE Co., VA. March Ii
Rev. }. +. Witty WIS transferred ~ n. l..
giuia Conference.
The statistical report was presented, as 10.
lows: Local preachers ll6; white :neahef'
% $40; Sunday schools 435; ctic;rs and tasc,
ers 22S, scholars, "a $50; churches $50; v,nr
of churches s723225; Indebtedness Sj1,9l6;
persouagcs -; value CT raIsouagca $ln2 jIj
The report Of the Joint Board of Fioanco VA
read. 1890 vas paid the present year tn :h'
claimants on the supcrl5Euated fuGd s ,23l.u,
to the bishops fund, sad $l,l73 TO RA"ta'rh
Macon College.
The collections for missions ia the commerce
amounted TO 81 els or domestic. end $i.i1l
for foreigo.
The memorial ecrvic, in hoao: Of Rev. Geo
G. Brock, Rev. Ja,oes Higsios, Rev Wm.J
Perry and Rev. John Gray, Eho died Gu'iGr
the gear, was very largely attended.
The fo!ogiog are the appointments ioT !Ir
Washington district: 8. Register. Presiding
Elder. Washington city-M0uat Ver0yn, V.
+. Harrlsoa, j. W. Botc!er. suprraumfT.N
Alexandra. W. X. Boyle, L. NJ. Mills, SUPER
numcrary; Falls Church, }. H. Weu.h: Fay
fax, T. =. Hemni; DrsicsvIlle. W.E.S1sg
or; Loes5urg, Il. II. keousdy; Potomac IG:-
slon. 10 be supplied; Hamilton. 4. A. J. Mel.
HillsborO', VIM. Il. Wilson, ". Ii. Woc!!G
Loudcun. l.. II. Cfeoshaw, j.. q. Mile,
pisdmoot. L. NJ. Lyle, Linden. l.. W. Ha>.u"
Warren,ou, w. G. Hammond; Earquier, }. :.
Porter; OtccqaaU. l: Ii. Wilson; Su!i'y. e.
Msrz.; Stafford, T. Fl. Henry. W. II. l:tc7r;
Fredericksburg, j. w. DuffS; Broad Run. Cd
orcd mission, to be supplied; j. ". Gfanai5.
Sunday Scaoo and Tract Agent.
Co1isrorc, adjourned 10 ugeL n.x' S1ar A"
FrCns Royal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-13
Detective Association.
Reported !or the Alexandra Gaz ~

Reported :or the Aie2saara Gaz .,tcI
At meeting Of the Society fer tic D .s.
ton Ct Thieves Of Horses aod oshcr P,,n
Property in the Noun: Fcrncn Se,t!cucr,
Fairfax county, the following p:canle a.!
resolutions we're unanimously adopted -
Whereas many Of the farmers Of this ss,,i,
meut having for years sustained repeated los...
Of their farm products by tho dcpre3a,icrs -
petty thieves, committed chiefly 10 Tie r;oS,
tine-aDd, suspicion having become yc1" 1~i
among them that Felix Quauder, a c,In,,I
man and Q notorious outlaw, lviog near Wr,s
Lawn, wss connected with many, if not ap =.
these depredations, it was at length dctcrr;..
ed by Que Of their number, after recent e.. r.
theft Oh his premises to have the said Ol,1ds,
arrested for committing the s.me, all the ry
deIcos being, in his opinion. conclusive TIA, b.
was the guilty party. Accordingly. vauar.
for bis arrest vas duly ADD regularly ssrcri
upoo him, which be resisted By force CT ,h-,al:
and arms, making il necessary 70: tie OFF,
and his posse commltatUS 20 use Vi0Icct mem,
10 return fer the cffsc!ua! scauiios @! Ei. ~,
SOD; aud,
Whereas ii having traa5pirai thu! attew..
have been made on the part CT nCTti0u Of tie
citizens of this aud OF neighboiing couuuciriss
to create sympathy for the SSH Qlauder apI
bis accompliccs Ia crime, and to atach Oiur
to the ciligsDs of cur settlement; therefore,
Resolved by the members CT this s1cicry
who are entirely cCgniz.nt Of all the ciic1m
| STAGES of the arrest OF said Q1aUdcr. That v,
consider all such attempts as i'll aJvjs.j, e.
tireIy un9arrao,cd BY the facts at Issue, ald
| only calculated to weaken the force OF pubic
opoiou and the power CT official gu horily. aaa
to render ineffective oil legal euactncuts IN
| tho security Of private property and the msl
| teuance of poac, aud COED order; aud
Resolved furthermore. That while 80 Dis
claim aDy Intention OF la@les;eess. aud Will,
we share 30 invidous prejudces agairs: aay o.
| our coIored citizens, ard would resist a5y a.
tempt by others to restrain them from the &
croso OF any Of their Just rights, We ar, deter
mined that cur comb:ocd iuhIcnco and c!iIs
shall be directed FIR nc prottc ion Of cur p'i
vale property, end io: the coadigu purishn:D,
of alI depredatcrS among w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
MUSIC.
MISS KELLOGG'S CARMEN.

The performance of Carmen at Booth
Tnestre last night was much better tnau that Of
Fils the night before. The house was fun, and II
thr audience not exactly prodlgal OF demonstIa-
ti,,us II seemed TO be the well Is
fed The representation OF this popular opera
by Mr. 5rakoschs COMPANY is go PLAINLY model ed
uDon the LONDON exhibitions Of the same work by
Nj Naple,on That cOmplrisou becomes not only allow
able bot Unavoidable Il has been charged that Nj.
SCH does not possess genuine orchestral score
mt uses an arrangement made here from the ianfOrtr
trsusr-lption Mr.. straKOscn himself, replying 10
TINS alteration when publshed by the Pans pro
prlctcrs opera. hestted 30 go rur er than bet
that he had a copy OF the score used la a! Icas
ooe European opera hOus, from which cautious
answer II might be inferred that Dc Wa not sarc what
t mad rot Judging only from recollection Of the
performances al Academy 81 ls'c Ge shoud say,
without any doubt that the srzk0sch orchestral parts
are ;he res ores BIzet wrote them. II j. bJ nomeaA'
,,,uar ia TN. land ~ tno free snd east. when Tho
c.n,oo.er or owner or an uppu 'lishrd opera asks
a decent price for the privilege OF playing IT,
10 take the panOscore which eau bo bought io4 d"'.ar
and maize from tat more less Dad orchestral Hc-
commandment. That. DeirNc, NaS done here ten OF
eleven wear, ago with GouH"1's Romeo ANA Jun -
Il - SAID 10 have done fonr or i've years ag" WIKI
B.lle', .Taiisman :" II Is done NOW with " H. NJ :
t,,,,forr" Bat MI StrkOSca 10 have got some
,ruere copy OF the genuine scOre, aGd snch cini-
r-. - are noticed in tn eject are 70 be attributed To
the manner OF execution.
Nj KELLOGG ~ Cq,D,rH pays Miss Miuuic Hank the
si,.r. # .t.rry of remarkably close limitation The
,,. ~ s,inc respects ike That The reaemDano-
- .Iu,ost amu-uG. In other IeareciS The
...,,--s are .truu-. One OF ;Ac ercai-.t
moi. Of Mss Hauks Presentation Nns thu
0, arr with winch cxlressed the neaTtess passion
I'D ,f t-..ncs. Of C0rmen. vet alway- stopped shor
f making he rtli, ana rrpui-Iye. Inc cigar lfl' ho
fascinated gallant men to their RUN must lave hal
something more imam "a pretty face ana boli man
ncr and Mss Hanks quick dramatic instincts
told her 10 make Carmen hewiichin- ANA just
little tender aud sympathetic. Miss Kellogg
oulis tai, dencae touch and the result s 10 ita'e ht
C,nr1 IL Us outlines good portrait mi IN 10 cAgle'-
SION r0Ilcarure In the frat Acf sac u com nOu ia
The :, cond where che sn4shes vastly too mGrH
crry and make the air thick VITA nyiug bottles hr
becomes odous The muse, might b. SUPPOSED. does
o; sui; tier voice FOR Of lice low. and Aiiss
Kellogg low nOles are weak
Tr pc-t Of Other characters are Tie IOreG30f 90
-, p,ura roui ard tue Hich0rid Of Mis- Lancaster.
I'm, irving pJrf OF Don JOse too much Tor NJ Adams
v,le his voice it, present condition The periec-
non Of the en semJes which added 0ueH to the su"
oess OF Nj MapesOns Carmen, the good drli o. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
MYSTICAL NOTES.

The thiid rehearsal and concert Of the
Chckerins Hall symphony series wiii n given tli-
week.
The AriOn Society will celebrate it. twenty
hfth aniycrsary Nv grand concert Tomorrow even
in "a steinWay Hal.
The public rehearsal for TIE third OF the
Chckcrng Hall symphony concerts Will t,ke place his
afternoon. Mr. Hoffman will play thr Brnl' concerto
II. ". :. PinafOrc" AT the Standard Thea
tire has pluyed Il remarkable success. Tie house l.
nightly crow He'd and the drol verses and spiisaty s
have captured tn town.
Carl FormeS is teaching music in san fran-
cisco. Il friends aud pupils celebrated By eonce't
on the evening ~ the GIN inst the orteth anniversary
OF bis hr-t appearance on the ivric stage.
The Italian papers state that Nine. Patti has
agreed 20 give rrpr-ent az the san CARO-, IN
Naples at the salary 500 night ih' sum TO neiuie
suor Nicolini. Who usual is thrown INTO the bar
Eala.
VI. Edouard Rcmcny has started on a concert
tour tlr3u-h the West with his new company winch
contains MTe In fla Rive KaE, Ms Gertrude Franklin
soprano SIR. Franz ErIumeTrz the popular baritone,
aud Mr. Ferdinand D-icken. Tnrir ar, concert Was
10 take place last chr 20 Pp"gnkrepsie,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23

seem foolish at times, solely because OF his lgno-
rance. and of his sincere amazement that MS
tOrical knowledge or information OF any klnn not
in immediate requsition for social purposes should
be expected of him. He has given himself the
trouble to be bOrn-what more could you
askf And yet my Radical friend. who has
taken other more personal troubles upon himself,
Is far from being satisfied. Who was it who said
that Americans are thin-skinncd' For my part.
hold that Daisy Miller has been amply avenged by
Bessie Alden.
Mr.. Whistler's Nineteenth Century article has APP
peared as a pamphlet Mr. Knowles would none
of H. conjecture; finding it TOO personal and too
mixed in style. 1t clever in parts It brilliant.
but can conceive an orthodox critic remarking
that il bear. the same relation to literature which
the famous Nocturne meant to express Crcmore
Il; night bore to art. Mr.. Whistler, notion thar
picture should be criticised only by au artist WHO
can paint rs good "a one or better, J, a tureadbare
'allacv q hundred times put forth hy wcr OF much
less gruu, than he. and hundred and one times
opposed ard refuIed. But this pamphlet = worth
reading. AID has been respectfully tro2.rd Dl al
least two leading papers IN leading articles ct the
utmost gravity. The truth Is. however. thHt N;.
Whistler, cryo:uc,5 som, .lne> ruD5 away
with HIM. tie master ~ crf-
tam forms Of oruuurr,a-iol; which p" -".t.- 90
think a reason for binding his whole ednr" of
,ucro. ne Las a ric,, of ALTERATION winch 81, I'M
csnious, out which, too Frequently employed. he
come, wearisome. Altogether. ne has mad" ore
thing paln-;hat d." does not hold himself iar
beaten in Ills contest with NJ. ba.tir. and that De-
has "a certain part Of The pu'nc with him. hear
from ms bookseller That the pamphlet is eagerly
bought. And | hear from another s"nr.e
that Mr. Ru,kin considers himself "@igE'a
ly the verdict and means to resign h'
Slade Professionally of Art az oxford. sincerely
hope the larrcr report is untrue. Mr. RnSslns ILL
ness entities Am to rest and to every allowance ior
his impatient dislike of Just criticism on h'S least
defensi6ie expressions. But It wouid 10" pity TO
see him QUIT his char or lay down his pen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23

whole. credtable to the society Mr.. Edward Gays
" Ont IN the Fields" No. II Mr.. b. BristOls " Para
doK Lake Adirondacts" and his berkshire Meadows,
No % Mr.. d. VI. Armstrong; CHIMNEY Corner" No
~, some well Panted brc-a-brae; Mr.. EOmer Martins
d" Spring IN sleepy Hollow" No. So Mr.. J. c. Browns
" To see DAD" nshcrmau's boy looking out 10 for
his fatler's bOAt-a finished picture from ~ Mr.
Browns last summers sketches 40 Grand Menan the
same artists Fire Away :" No. % Mr. Geo G. Lamb
din's " Roses" No. 1S-no paints flowers better
than ID artist; NJ. Charles Parsons's Wreck Deal
Beach" No. 40; Mr.. John Wili;amson's " Mountain
Lake" No. Il a; Mr. David JohnsOns sunday After
noon at Fordhaln." No = these are among The pie
ures have been attracted by, and hope that when
the day OF sale comes rouud the peiurebuying public
viii be attracted by them ALSO and many beside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
TUDFS'- HOPES.
r. = =. g,-,,s. u In. mn ff.f yblg gyeg,

T,,f TorI C9rres4oEd-7lce ~ Ihe mi sphig ITeS'
II is stated here that Mr.. Iildtn not only
does not regard hnsr having been injured at all ny
the ci pher TELEGRAM exposure but that sttl conn
DENLY expect. to the Democratic nom nation IN
l--G. not known yet What course lac lntenas 20
take 10 enGn-trF te country Ma innocence or III"
lot 10 bnv four STATES with his money; but u
l. certain that he stated recently that be can
cure harmony ia Democratic party " this state hr
believes he will denomination for the PreSi-
deury Politicians ABOUT the Cty Hal. who are authOr-
ines on thar hS whole AT Tor
reconciliation OF The Democratic raciiUns % THIS cay
u The one hand and for -" capture TannanY - the
ofl+r - the Inea Mr.. Tden ard thai Dir Ildcn Il
MANAGING directing IT, TIE twO plans are Apphr-
entity IN cOhh O.. hut be- made To do the husl-
mss uoSslb the other fails. the end aud purpose
Of then crush OUT dIScOrd ana -DluE the
xho,e uower Of united Democracy Of NcT-N0Lh IL
favor OF The Statesman OF Creamery PARK IN l-5O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
THE RENO IAQUIRE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-in the Reno inquiry to-
-, Irut-usu. Varnum testified thaj be Thought i.suJ
TOOK the best possible position alter be let The ~o,ds
win In, command Dut ;netr ~cr aarl3 enough men 60
ho!4 IT, Reno. nuWryrr created Il srfs"n ~ thr Ia
dan village TIE Indians must have attacaed Custer
about The time e, the woods. Int HIineae Thought
the main nghung iorrr ~ %. village was opl"slnZ
g-uo He Jaw Custer, Gray Hor-c Company NOV .ng
aIoDg tho bluffs down he river a; about the time h=
.. a, lime ,,. f,rrreu II VAS thrf..-Qaartcrs - a
mic away: an hour llt.r C00nr' Bcnircu joined REM
yrt the h, aud 81 h!sut tc saur time Ntinrss heard
,r,- a., down the stream but 20 crash. and a.
nos -unnd sr couiIni5us engagement M tLdt time lie
ana NOT think t came from Cuscf but Thought IL might
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23

A., for he returned home in time to attend the
..ncus. aud to make n speech commencing the
0oriratiou and declaring that any other one would
Lve been extremely disastrous 10 the party. Let it
:. recordrd therefore that Hendricks considers
voorhees, and h- financial principles an ornament TO
- nemo, ratio parry. lie needs all the help he can
- nov. for III, Democratic journals IN bis own
St are telling HIM T. keep OF he track for $50.
or5 make room for candidate who can carry New
~. Now Row can man Who Is stIaddlIng the
tn,a u, an thv track anyway
General Brt,er dora not love TIE TRIBUNr as he
I'll. .b,. i, clear. Here he has bad in MS possess
.,o7 fer months oil cipher di,patcbc- which ne
.,llr't read. and has not turned 'hcm over TO The
rr,rrr.wnerc they could ali bc read before break
f,.t, N57, be ha' dumped them OH the Potter Com
r,;ttee. Whai VIII they do with thcn' They can't
% tbe,u Moses won't read them ior them. ana the
otS.r r.rlf-,urT~ have Lost Their keys. Tan iHB-
~ vsul Lave clJOvcd Wh1c. 90 tncIn .o mucl
p.rl..- tlc chance VIII come yet. Il tacN can Zee
reached without exciting ano' her burst of horror
al,r the atrog ou- crime of disclosing conspiracy by
ssh. r~pt.tIor> MeauS.
Governor Hampton has a beautiful scheme for
sr Democrat e. success, an $3.50. H. tlc first place
n, doe, "uot recognize the necessity, Just now, Of
rb. Democratic parry taking on ts back thc respou-
s.o.lt, of i.c financial question Wiz. ~ course
,,. Wnvslau.j it1 Ihe Republican party VIII
...Le "r..rnsibI.ity' for resumption. aud the
Democrats ,.ciy have no share IN IT. H. the next
Mace he wod Id push the men oi eXpciicncy IN the
ba kgrouna. ald witha fearless candidate uutuTl
p .ue party sign Of victory: 4 Constitutional
rule ss.f-coyrgument. and no sc -tl'Hailsn' v hat
b4 mean, hr ,uat Is. without doubt: Immunity
for uuI0oz.nC. no interference. and an uHdis-
tullrd Sold south re doesn't are whether the
candidate j. frrm the Last abe = Test. but LIE II
sire tat With Size battie-cTy he suggests the conn
T.. can r.tli, to be wide bosom # the Con7ti-
4rt.u AID rl tufrc hat CNe.1 body except class
~ wicked i,,srllrf-lnakers want peace blessed
bc.ven-boru peace.' That l. beautiful sentiment
G.,rerh0r but where would the C0ioTed brotner be
IN tsdt pca.cY Stretched fiat unon tEe ground
With q !-j-,nlrted bu,lluzrt 7ittIn. on his head
Che Governor ma. gwen his peace the wrong
i.rtu-uIIrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
PUTIkh'S PRIBEB.


A stsrd~ for Ark, 10 winch Moses dill hide;
Is i, TO- Blackstone. whom kD, a Cld Tidc.
4 C0pcpuageu. tbat makes tut mare 20.
- Is for Denmark. whose pie is "a! dough.
T. istAe e.-ttog that couldn't tr bought,
J. lS Tor FLORIDA. whore he Wa sought.
g. stands Tor GTanercy -m2Cic address;
II r. for Hewitt. who wouldn't confess.
| stands to- Ithaca. low very mum;
J l. for Jane, a poor glTi who " A. dumb
h Is \ KEY. "a " aT,aW 10 screen.
l. l. for Lima. .but uot the h'E hean
NJ stand fer NaatOa, who did s'uc hard work
y Is fbT Nrgy. copdTcCUcT~' CieTk,
O stands tor Orrgous modest demand
I was the Petersburg always OH naHt
& some queer CORES pOndcuce denotes.
X L. IOI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS votes.
= stands Tor = racU~c: hard to obtain.
I j. TIE EiBi 81. with ways C@yi, and vain.
l stands tor tea; too long deferred;
Y is Vienna. another gO0d WORD.
" for Weed, and for Wo0liey, his chUm;
y Is fle A-auuuatlOn TO come.
Y is Tor young Colonel 4. ami las plot,
Z stands for Z,ro. the final hot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
WASHINGTON OPINION or TUESDAYS DEBATE
I.spotch y me Ph,lGdelOh.1 Ecr1rd.

Ii j. universally conceded Tonight that the
Democrats we're wOr~ted ia to-ial's dcbdtc on thr
cibcr rcso l'nn-. who spoke on mat side wer" on
the defensive. Potter speech wa tissue 0t excuses
and Hcwltt's painful attctupl 10 defend man VINO
wa evidently tr -rlsIou % our side OF the House aud
rad few friends the other. The Republican speakers
were n az gres-ve except Butler who appeaod IN Tue
role Of IL setting ON tne dnSS J br
EeVl,ulirIns eyIdeHtly astciIshed AT toe lahe
snOw Oi the opposition. lhcy were vulnerable lnty
knew IL and tHey expected a vigorous Ht-ick. lht
Democrats nad - soidru opportunity, out the troupe
was tlf uOur Of the -tU.Z uCH Oh mai siit cared 10
take un lcc.s tor Tdeu Batler's Inslnuaton that
Rruuuncan cfpners nd been destroyed hy MoriOus
cnlnuit-r sert1 u relieve hr minds ~ ErpGpilcaDs
ro,-si,ragl and Haie immediately after puckrd up
courage Cd say mat his party courttd inNrSt'G"unh
~nr-~d lHdru Democrats pr-'hrt tu-hight tnat rue
an, result OF tie iuN estIiiIOH ordered to-day nIl ~ u
-rtly strengthen Id,u a. PRESIDENTIAL candiGair %.
That he VIII nave pn dlihrliY n proving tat hr va
MOI r.pouspl FOR the cipher dispatches. nd of course
vi gel a clean bill OF health from he Potter touhH
Just time 10 use II 'nrrtily 10 advance Ills can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23

The picture contributed by the artists. MEM
beers OF ihe Artists Fund -Iri1 "f >caN ~, ~ aid ~
The Foud u.c nov on exhibition g jhe Leavit Art
koons 80 81 Ir.adwng mere tAv VIII be sold at auc
ton by 81. Eo1rIt sO.nrIYIc 81 Mraaay aDc Tuesday
evenings. January = ahG =. Ete 's'd, who WISHES
well artists .ud 80 thlS rnarhc sorlrty OF theirs
vhcl nus al WAYS been well AMI It-ii.utiy managed
aad mas don, t1ucn good wi Dt know that tie
plcarp gnlsa bayr bets collected uI- year are mich
better ihau Usual ana that Tie exhibition i, Oh mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
CORRECT VIEW or prRLIc SENTIMENT.


Ben Butl,r Is full Of objection, to the in
vest cation Of the cipher kilograms. His point IS that
th- persons engaged IN attempting 10 bay an electoral
vote fr dru officials nd thar as lildeD lint
President bis title IS not yidtcd uy The attempted pur-
ri-e Tui- the defence % old criminal lawyer.
Tnr truth l.. people have been iuid great deal
about A fraud and would ike 10 know al about H. They
have been tod 81 the exceptional purity Of th- Demo-
crtic pa~ty and want 10 how would wOrK mat
i,-ra d ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23

Every BODY VINO knows Mr.. Potter al all will
acquf HIM tre sUspirou OF cuWpIcitv WITT!
person clique selfish end. H. has i-d hard.
and nothing but hcas duu curses Tor t aud ne
cause he has dnurcd 80 a~S4&u1u-N 10 th" interest ~
truth. his hptts Will be Appreciated hereafter. The
uqgry WI be prosecuted cncrgctcay, dnd u J.
To hoped hat il results VIII demonstrate IT. Wisdom.
General Bntier opposed II on the ground that no good
can come from il. vast deal OF good viii come from
II II snail "A repetition Of the crimes or $50 I'M
possible And for tu~ end, nJ other. tie nfe-tigt-
non should be made thorough and impartial Is pos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
TIE cIrAER INVESTIGATORS
JUST WHAT Will DE DOSE.

Fro1. Tre Vp.- York Errajs. PIT Int Eto.1
Now that the investigation i, authorized We
hope that 10 VII be comm. with yirT not as I7
often the with Iuvc- sfi'L-. 10 conceal TIE tui.
but 10 br ~ it our IN thr cat md most direct man
ner possible. Th.re have Locn runners mat the EePu-
cus have cause tu fear ~" production Of Gi-f cheS
between member OF their party. u this j. not tru the
k-Vujlct m,mb - OF tLt nut;ev can or-t te.uoA-
-ratr tine tact n taking tive part ~ he .L'r-iG
zion. ana SIuwi- tAr country tAtt thtJ ar" 10
tryy 80 auy aIr3li- lIcui for evening disclosure,
wlcn womb hr eMnArI--..Lr- ~ e-tIor ..l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
Tile ENGLISH GLE Clue.

The concert which was given Yesterday al
terDoon at CackeruE Han 10y the English Glee '"h
a very charming Almost al Of the selections
mot with a warm reception. anu there Terc one OF
two 81 them which haf really brilliant sue
cess. The chief OF those were Dld'ey Bucks sonr
Expectsncv" which Wa Delightfully."- sung by Mis-
Finch, and mr. : r. Warreu's superb song. e love
NY love" which Miss Hubbei. saus with great el"ci
The concerted music eNceiiently done. AID the con
cert was 4 y molly enjoyable one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
PEBLIC OPINION.

II is pretty near time to discover another
big Tar m Loul,aua TIE moon Is ia the right quarter
Il BIitmur' Gl- tie djcmJ
OF all personal tIiumphs OF American poll
tic.ars Wr kr not whore 10 point Tor parallel 10
tui, Oh ri election u NJ COnkBl 10 the Senate ~ 10
falo Ex1r liepJ
Should Sherman accept the gubernatorill
Do'aiuatIop and carry Oi vl ge lar NOR avail
able candidate for tlr frc-uruc. IA 1850 tban COY
eruor H,!es IL 1,7o.-L London Icl,sfaIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23

The table published IN The IriBrNE OF
Tuesday. 10 wni-n the following communications IT,
FER. furnished d compre hensire statement o. the
Leaylrst assurances stock and buildings which were
tr,i or INJURED by the recent large fires. NJ At
f.iupi Wa M ld- t. estimate the loss ~ Insurance
com,,uv WIN Ia Cannot be determined until safes have
p-rn dug NJ from ruins aud the amount OF salvage
an injured goods ha, bccn I.certaIutd.
COMPLAINT IRON IHE GUARDIAN INsURtNCE CONF
PANY.
70 fhr Fditor Of me Trtb"ne
SIR: Ysn have don thr company great riury by rep
r.euiu. our le--,-- IN Wort At SBOOOo and al
-ib voa czuo 81 ie-- letter o. ye-trr,iAS stating
ma, olr $50. 10 not exceed 500 vet YOU 90 II an
t... ,a -.l .raDu. and az rrwiri 3ronmrlt nnn-
MP nam. II, among list OF cu-piUIr- Layu- large
100. ~. ilri,i. - 900 be- gain ~" HAT ~
-. ami. abrnt roo ana subut ILai IN ialrne--
t,.ruJ Ia ts.yr elrUr ruustruuus contradiction
Y,lr ,,p BE- iufusnfal among INSURANCE pee pi--iL'
hand ~ THL lElHr j. heiFj an" ~ ah"ud - c''
,,,a,,aa Tirr Insvae, 10 A'5r- orr. Jan. II l--J
LETTER FgON THE SAFEGUARD COMPANY.
p fbr Edff0r Of me ITIbaH-.
FIR: In your bul4tcd settlement OF the "Caf Losses
IN Insurance III the great nres. published IA your
ner tim. morning you n error asto The Safcsn1r
Ot the HroaIway aud era d-si. Ire lcs- ~as bit
81 900 of which - 900 rciusurrd reducing "uc
net lu,liiv IT, $40 900 therefor waich there NAV b.
-ivi on tlie Hriu al! lAOulA--a.. HFc oar Inc ia
ft, bu ding Was tuf r-i-pu'oI NLfh n lt
are -alyaCrs alreiy reported enough 10 pap lot Tie
alter damage rlHImec IA he neishDorh'"d.
JAM. NEREAVCE.
Sqt,gnqd Foc Insurance Co. Aetr- iork, jnI IL ls'9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23

he the Indians I'm the valley where he saw the bfay
Horse Cavalry he thought Custer was making uetO'
to strike the other end OF iheIndaR village.