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The New York herald., 1879-12-08

hqudate their hotel bills took place at the Opera
House tonight but rain aud sleet began falling
ABOUT six O'Clock aud i'll consequence there was not
the large attendance that was expected. private
message was received by of the singers this al
ternoon that Marezek had been seen in Chicago, but
this proved to be mistake. Detectives who
nave been employed in searching for him since yes
teroay morning are certain he has gone East and is
now In Cinchnati or has probably reached New
YORK. His friends believs he has gone of for the
purpose OF Rising money to pay his singers and
that he viii turn up all right in day or two AT
this hour the mystery surrounding the disappear
ance Is still unsolved. aud detectives friends and
victimizad singers equslly in the dark.
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out of the fire appeared in the HERALD yesterday,
desires say that he did not criticise untavorably
the conduct of the Fire Department He says. on
the contrary. that he never saw the fremen mere
prompt or more Jealous in their efforts to save hte
and property.
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SAILED.

ships Aminta (Br), for sydney, NSW; 81 Petersburg
(Nor) Havre; Thomaslna Mcclellan lBr London; Everest
(I3r st John Nh; bark Edwin Reed. London brig Eliza
beth winsiow, Portland; schr Goo whitford. Basse
Tarr
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BOOTHS SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.

Mr.. Maurice Grau's French Opera Company again
united last evening in presenting another Of the
characteristic concerts which they have made popu-
lar both regards prices aud performances The
house was well filled. Notwithstanding two similar
attractions elsewhere, and the applause was
generous enough to crafty the most oxacting
artist. The character of the. entertainment
may be inferred from the programme. which
and which were rendered with an cvenness of cx-
celence that leaves little for other than pleas
ant commont. The orchestra began tho performance
with selections from "Rgolctto." These were fol-
lowed by tho romanza ''Une Lettre au Bon Dieu,"
by M. Bouvard. who was worry hoarse; the duo.
"Des Chasserosscs," between Mllos. Gregoiro and
Raphael. and Ofcnbach's drinking song from Lies
Bavards," sung BY Mile. Angelo, unusu-
ally warm encore attesting Its success. This
sung by NJ. Capoul the letter song from ola Belle
Poule" by Mlie Paola- Marie; 'La Besace de Satan,
by NJ. Jouard "L'Echo dos Bots, by Mile. Leroux-
Bouvard, chansonette. "Mes Godillots." by M.
Bras Dessous," Mlle Angelo; grand air from ''Er-
mani" Tin Italian). by Mile. Leroux-Bouvard; new
song. Lies Efoiles" words by M. On. va), sung by
NJ Capoui, and lies Deux Pigeons" from ''Le
Grand Casimir (hrst time IN America), Mlle Paola-
Marie
The foregoing composed the vocal portion Of the
concert. The instrumental solo was furnished by
Mr. Alfred Pease who played piece de resahce his
own polonaise, "Mgnon." The orchestra during
tho evening played the overture "GirAlda" and the
overture from "Masaniello. Miles. Paola-
fine voice and naturally achieved the prin-
cipal honors Of the evening. 1t must be
confessed, however, that after has these
artists in their rolickipg humor and fancy costumes
parison among the staid influences and surround
ings Of . Sunday night concert.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
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DATES OF DEPARTURE NEW THE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANuARY.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL MD DRAMATIC NOTES
1t is said that musical union is in process Of
organization in this city,
At Absrle's now theatre Mr.. N. 8. Wood has been
re.engaged to play 1.-The Boy Detective"
Mr. Chr. Frtsch will sing in the Thursby con-
certs in Philadelphia ON the 18th of December.
An entertainment by the Apollo Dramatic Associa-
ton is announced take place at Terrace Garden
Thursday evening.
Nine. Julia Rive-King, the well known pianist.
will this week play in three concerts ut Boston and
two at Cambridge.
Miss Agnos Horndon will appear at the Academy
OF Music. JerS5 City. on Thursday evening In
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The programme OF last nights concert was as
follows:-
sas1ph0no yu;srst -Andsnto n,d. AlsgsO Lageloo
Messrs WA nirape % Ee,eDs stecke'oorg ana shuttle
80 NJ s:,I E. Ls,;sh
sas0DA0ns solo, "AS rs suisse viss ass,. Insslos
Cornet duet, "Lcyiathan Polka ;....... Godfrey
Piano solo. "Fsutasis'' Gottschalk
su,., 1sna.ia: Mr., A, u: Pesse: sss"s.s., MI.
Messrs Wsilrsbe Letobre steekolborg and shuttle
Tenor solo, Ave '''u% sr. q. Fri,.eh M''l'rd
cOrnet solo c'La Favesi.s,. Hartmann
Violin solo, "Andante scherre Gapriccioso"..F David
Master Frank FRA; kaltenborn. .-,.,
Miss Stella Botsford.
Trombone solo. "Son YER" Mattel
s.xopIono quartet and piano.
1t will be noticed that's the performances were
principally instrumental. Or the two vocalists mr.
Fritsch was quite satisfactory the cave verum -
he usually is in religious songs. and in response
to an encore gave the familiar "Then You'll Remem-
Der Ne" with considerable effect. Miss Botsford
would have succeeded better had her selections not
been such inevitably recall greater sopranos who
have sung them. Both vocaists were well re-
ceived, but to the instruments were ac-
corded the principal honors OF the evening.
The saxophone quartet tumultuously encored
after each of their regular numbera, and the Bent
Brothers effective usual with their cor
nets earning unusual praise Cor their rendering Of
cessfully followed of
and difficult scoring for the piano. Mr.. Letsch did
jnstice to his selections so far as his instrument
would allow, and Master Kaltenborn exhibited with
his violin o degree of dexterlty and certainty Of
bowing that would do credit to many adult vio-
linist. Mention is duo to Mr.. CaryI rerio for the
to the pleasure rendered by solosts, vocal AND in
strumeptal.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

FROM PHILADELPHIA.
......... Dee l3l 3lAntwerp. l52 Broadway
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GRAND OPERA HousE-o,NcEnr.

The programme OF last nights concert was as
follows:-
Saxophone quartet, "Andante Alegro'. ..J Lngeloe
Messrs Warabe, Lefebre, Steckeberg and Shutze.
Trombone Thtane
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FORFIGN NOTES.

LONDON. "Wednesday. Oct. %. 1879.
The Berlin Municipal Council recommends the general
adoption u the practice OF cremation
An acciicnt % tue hosting apparatus IN the Alex
andra CoierY M II. Hrlens County OF Lancaster.
shifted IN the death az seven persons.
Three new DEGREES have been presented TO President
Grevy for n- signature Diminishing Mayors for attend
Ing 20 L -tinst banquets. Fourteen ~ the MAYORS 10
Ice dismissed from tue Departments Of Ii Nende.
anu Marine.
committee Of the Beefsteak Club have requested the
withirawal from nership OF Edward Levy LAWSON
OF ne DAILY TtegraTh. and Mr. Henry LaDOuchere OF
Truth. VINO recentlg engaged in q street encounter.
TWO thousand operatives OF the Great Western Mills
at Bristol. who have neen ont strike for a month.
nave submitted 10 per cent reduction OF their
wages.
Russian Journals regard the conquest Of Merv as I'm
probable before l-sO. owing 10 doarth Of came.-
ana scarcity OF provisions.
The Kurdish revolt ceased 10 give signs of life.
Several kard Chiefs the way 70 Consian tinopie
under escort
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- nPERA HnrTTE.

On Monday evening Nerves lie Petit
Fausl e.s produced 40 the iru Avenue Theatre aud
las bold ,-c stag -lere dufn- he week 10 is one oi
Lie coars,f works II III GLASS; IS not funny has never
a.tan, -rtst popularity iu thl. country, AID though
NJ. Grln's artists give 90 with much spirit Hs witA-
drrwa need not cause serious regret The Singers who
O. the best work N the piece are Niles. Mare a1d
Angelo and VI. Joureau. who appeared or tne first time
ia several weeks aud Was warmly come 4 BACK lT
the raDlt Tie ofera was prrtti mounted AMI vas,
a. th, whole. well done. Tonight Nlle Iuola Mare
vii tsKe ID Urnsuf. singing lu Ia Graude Duchess"
Eb. ha- been popular lu tLf- opera Paris. uuf he
mart o H- fo eull her ~ Capuul W.T. 0e the Frlf, anl
Mile. AIle- Wanda thar ST. Gfli'- three prime ltl
artists ll appear Ills fact. and fhc interest thut
MATURE v attaches to Me. Ma~e's FIRST ueuets lcie,
Cuga. o. DIIl- together good audience.
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EELLGIOrs c0NIERENCES.



PLAN ID CONVERT HAMLTON COLLEGE INTO A
UNIvrRsITY-rHE OfFICL or EVANGELIST.
MDDLFTOwN, y. Y. Oct. 22.-ln the Pres
bgt-r,au synod OF NcwYork. tac attendance las IL
creased Co about % ministers and tfty elders.
Inc contributions To- church boards he past year ne
eresato -263 COO an 900 over the preceh
ire wear The New York Pre-bvtery gave upward Of
So o0O or about SI3 d member. The average IL the
- od -.
Dr. Roswell D. Hitchcock. 81 Ncw-YorB. read q report
or rar profound change m the Presbyterian form OF
government which should make the Office Of Evan selist
distinct and permanent. The committee fluids 10 change
necessary.
Dr. H,rrick Johnson. Of the Auburn Theological
seu.nary and the Rev. II. Darling. d. D.. Of Albany
presented project Tor The Al piou and endowment o
Ham tou College az Presbyterian University. The
college with liz S6JOOOO endowment. half II buildings
and haif Ia productive Investments. offered 10
Pre-0s synods OF New orK on cond lion Of add
inc 100000 20 the ENDOWMENT.
A motion offered by Dr. &. :. johnson approving the
eGnDIinu o. aud en1eayOr to, eufCw Hamilton Col
lcss aud calling committee 10 forward the project
W. iao-Iy passed hy tA- svnou. lie Moderator
apto.ec - -ticn committee tne fo OH NJ clergymcu
~ 4 y H.-uugs. Dr. G. :. jDin-ou, ID l., " New
Ysik au4 Dr. Wilson Pnramer. Of sing elns; ana Il
de- lbcri CAREER. of NewNork, and A. Milne, Of oti
I, III. go ,
T.. meeting tie interest OF Foreign dssoLs, held
i-- addressed nY Drs. Marvin l. luctnt
an l.. D. 4 v.n. ~ Nfw-iurs.
Toe 80 .l4oI Will cO-t tomorrow.
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HOWARD SOULE'S RECORD.

THE OTISCO LAKE CHARGES REFUTFD.
LETTER FROM THE FORMER DEMOCRATIC CANAL
COMMISSIONER. MR. WRIGHT AN EMPHATIC
STATEMENT THAT Mr.. soUIE NEVER ENLARGED
OR EXTENDED THE WORK ~ ANY WAY OR
CAUSED A DOLLAR TO BE PAID THAT WAS NOT
DUE UNprR THE CONTRACr-ruE REPORT oF
TIE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE SAID TO HAVE
BEEN WRITTEN BEFORE IHE TESTIMONY WAS
PUT n.
The correspondence between George Geddes
and ex-Canal Commissioner ". W. Wright
which is given below, has reference to the
Otisco Lake charges against Howard Soule,
the Republican candidate for State Engineer.
Mr. Wright was in charge of the Middle
Division al the time the reservoir was built,
and reiutes AZ length every charge brought
against Mr. Soule ii the canal investigation,
declaring that he "never enlarged or ex-
tended the work at all; he never made nor
modified any contract original or sup
Elementary. and never certified to a dollars
worth Of the work except in strict accord
ance with The contract" Mr.. Wright is a
Democrat. and Announces his intention TO
vote for Mr. Seymour for State Engineer.
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GEyER4L IOBbIGY NEWS.
MR.. GLADSTONE ON CURRENT AFFAIRS.
ISIS vIEws oS EUROPEAN POLITICS.
p.rr. N.Lnes-lnr. OF. %. $50.

NIX. GLADSTONE On LlAltl-Nl ~ j A14---
His VIEWS oS EUROPEAN POLITICS.
PARIS. Wednesday, Oct. Do 1879.
The Gaul0is publishes what puIports TO be-
au interview vth Sir Gladstou who has been staying
ID Paris. Mr. Gladstone replying % the question
whether iu the event Of Liberal victory az the next
elections be- would place liuc r al the bead ~ affairs,
said THAT Lords u-r;iu ton and Granville would suffice
ior tne task and that Dec himself would only resume
Office Y forced 90 do 40 by his feowcouut TIE de-
precated contention with Russia about A-slauistau,
aud said be- believed there would not ue any that IlGa
mad absolutely nothing fear from Russia, which haH
a much az She can DO On hold her c0uquests ia IuiN
tan The AustroGernan alliance, he said. WIS doubt
less intended az d check 70 Ruesa, bar The importance
Of such alliance should not Doe eyaEgerae1, a. Prince
Bismarck would aD.udun 10 as readily IS Le AJht-
duued Parliamentary parties VIII g. had served hi- pur
pose Mr.. Gladstone said ne Thought France and Eng
land had made mistake iu permitting turkey 20 re-
sumo her privileges IN Egypt Dos the deposition OF the
hlrdlyc tuat II vas also a mistake 10 tAciAle lle
Engand's road 90 india ne said must be retained
los keeping up her maritime ~nlItnacA Mf Clhc-i"he
-d ui- visit ro Italy sal He'd Alm that the italia
Irrsi-nta question would not prove source OF danger
fo r peace nI tidy. Tie said ue believed that me ur1i
lie pointed out Lord DerDy's c0ufse a. al important
sl-u OF times He expressed uaffcrluE opinion or
me present pos ton alG tuure prospects or France lie
sd Ac liI believe luAt s-cu episodes Ar the election
of n. Humrert were ~ noy importance.
II, Geographic. AN evening paper punlsAed utlr' also
r4rOr- with flr Eug-l " arr lllrff i
which Nj Glad-t0n~is -cYrestntcu a. saying INA the
uresu III French CONSTITUTION was Well framed ihai ihe
American Constitution Likewise eIrcl4tnL Tor tnhl
country and that since the civil wa the American Gov
eminent mad gwen repeated proofs 1f WISDOM fN-
Ism thinkers. De- sad. have watched with slmphn"c
curiosity the spectacle Of great Nation under purely
I.nf we fstfE e. ..4I
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HIGH MORAL IDEAS AND LOW COMMON SENSE"
Prom The Chris,idn Union


l. this time when men who have marched
and wrought great ntIOnal deli, erance under EcpnD
should 1--WE way 10 pGejuaccs and per-ona
preferences and directly by neglect psss the Gov
eminent the hands Of party which. however
many noble ~ may contain uas been. a. party.
either lukeWarm or actually resisting every step BY
which our been anu ifs policy exalted
70 grounds far than have been occupied
the days the fathers who framed he Constitution
That Republicans means VI accomplishing reform
should defeat Mr. Cornell and elect a VIGOROUSLY
machine made Democratic candidate IN the interest
Of the most unprncipled manager or political ma
chinery since the days OF Aaron Burr viii be speci-
men Of folly that viii hereafter cover with contempt
every wise endeavOr to reform politics No men
are foolish men with high moral Ideas and low
cnmmnIl-scnhel
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Gas Fixtures


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Y4LE ATHLETIC SPORTS,

NEw-HAvEN. Oct. 22.-The annual games
of the Yale Atner Association took place az Hamilton
Park this afternoon. J. Moorhead won the lOOyards
dash II The Glass OF 1883 won the tug-o war
over that u 1881 T. u. Cuyler the mile race In
500. j. Norton the 5-miles go-as-yOu-please in
3l:IO 4 d. Cuyler won the ha!f-nile race iu 2:l4aa
Tie Judges Mes rs. -bapiey. Barney HIilad aud
Badger Academic Department. and Warren. -A' Ned
scientific School About 500 spectators were present.
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TWO NOTED BRIrIsH RACES.

LONDON, y 1lleslaI' OCI- - I71'
The race for the Criterion Nursery Stakes
for two-yeor-od- came of TO-DAY 10 the SewmarEet-
HougbtOn meeting, and was won By Lord RosrDerys
bay lilly Cipo'atai LORD Niions colt brother O"
Cradle secured the second place. and Captain Macles
bav colt Maraschino third The for tie Devlurst
Plate for two-vear-olds also came a to-day aud VS.
won by NJ. A. q. Barclays bay MY Grace Cupi Lord
FalmOutnis bay Ally Anbarsadrr- secured the second
place ana Count +. de Ltgrlnge- lilly Dora The tAirL
I ne race WIS won easily by length Wiz neck De-
tweeu fe second aud thru Nj ". T. SANFORD
,av colt .tocrat came ~ sixth III. Z. LOri4larl s
bay fly Seruid Was among the last three.
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THEl SABBATH CONVENTION.

BosroS, OF. 22.-ILe stare Sabbath Con-
vcutou Ls,cud' q opening address irom the Rev.
Alva. Hovcy Fn The sabbath Ia Jewish History"
Addresses wete then delivered az follows: " Tie
Change IL The Lords Day" by the Rev L. C. smyth.
AnaOver Tie PhySicAl. Intellectual aud Economical
Advantages % me sabbath By Joseph Cook read b,
Professor CLurchili Of Ancovcr aud the Rev DR. Rice,
OF sFrn. ueli. The EurOp-sn Sabbath Before and
flUce Reformation" A state Committee OF thirteen
was appointed orsan-e Oea committees throughout
the Stale At the eycBiDg "A greaf many elo-
qucnt addresses delivered.
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ALONG ESSAY On MoNornEIsM

PROVIDENCE, K. l., Oct. 22.-The Unitarian
Ministers Institute listened Two hours iOrtF min
this morning 70 the reading Of essay Mono
thesm the Jews" by DR.. Gustave GOtthel In the
afternoon the Rev John " Chadwick read an essay ON
Tue Idea II God" lnis evening the meeting All
dressed by + l.. Hale, Richard Metcai George Batch
elor DR.. Bello and EoDeTI COlyer.
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OPPOSING GENERAL AMNESTY.

PARIS "Wednesday, oct y, I-73-
The Patrie asserts that in conformity with
resolution adopted by the Cabinet the Ministers Of
Justice and Marine compiling statistics respecting
the Communists still IN NeW-Ca.cdonia. The Govern
cut intends 10 present the report the Chamber T.
sDo that most OF the persons remaining New-Csle
dona are not deserving OF mercy and II Is expected
that only a few Of them viii be pardoned
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DISTURBANCE II HERZEGOVINA.


\ Vienna telegram says; The state OF
affairs in Herzegovina Is becoming serious. The
Christians refuse 20 pay their Turkish landlords
and threaten % shoot them n they Try 70 collect their
dues II - believed that the Christians being SUP
Piled with money anc arms from Montenegro" Con-
stautinOple telegram add- The Austrlans have not
vet -unprrs-ed revolt in Nevesnie The Ausrianr
have 400 KILLED and wounded. The insurgents are
iutreuched among the mountains"
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TIE EPISCOPAL CONGRESS.

ALBANY, y. l., Oct. 22.-At the session Of
the C,usress OF fAe Episcopal Church to-day Bishop
Iuntiu -ion rcas paDer OF Posilve Christian Edu-
Gallon" and TIE Rev. T. T. Bartlett followed with
Oh the saue subject Acd made GA r, subject
by thr Rev ". Andrews. i shop Bed,. or Ohio. tlc
Rev Nr. g. rurer Henry 4. per-on. the EtF. J. G..
l4Lns0n, the l.. q. Iirber Ne Rt0n, and ctlcrs.
pre- rfu against TIE MO
reIlg aiming So TIE pubic schools TAfs
evening fne topic Communion ~ IT, Relations To
l. publican Institution" Tie meetings largely
aHH4 N..N
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FOREIGN ENCROACHMENTs IN ITALY.
ROME "Wednesday. oct. %. 1870


The PODOIO ROmdHO announces that serious
danger threatens the Italian press An association.
mostly composed or foreigners. has purchased several
newspapers representing DIFF rent political opinions IN
various parts OF the Peninsula nciudng two OF estaD
shed repuiatou-one IN Rome and the ether IN Naples.
Tie j. also trying 10 obtain possession OF the
telegraph agency
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SLAVERY IN CUBA.

MADRID, Wednesday. Oct. -, 1879
The committee having In charge the subject
OF slavery have adopted by Of 10 10 ). report
proposing mat slavery DE abolished IN Cuba: hui that
The negroes who enfranchis-d shall during maxi
mum period 1ve wears. continue work for their
present era. receiving less than $40 yer month
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rrIRINE LocAL OBSERVATIONS.

RI
e. tl- 80 -
.lf
ssav IT, 1r la1ls lsi as
representa-. Faiatsls iu Sem lcfaia-
TRIBUNE OrYicE. Ocr - a. m.-Ihe movement IN
the barometer yesterday almost steadily downward.
Pariy cloudy weather prevailed ~tA orcssional sn5
Palms. Tae temperature RANGED Det Tcsu 81, ald o,' re
average nelg 9s h guer tlan Ile.d1y TIE si4ouEs
ul moisture lu $780, 1912 .s Frrf .lf-e
Warm all clDsy Fi.A.r nitn lcfas nnti lhf rams.
follow Df rluer tlP partly cloudy weather, lAl DO
expected fl.. sify ana vicinity to-day.
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WARNING AGAINST MORMON AGENTS.


Major Greig, the head constable of Liver
pool. has issued notice people against Nor
mon agents. H. reminds such persons that American
ae prob pulvgamy and that those who prsctice
liable 10 heavy Zines aud long terms OF imprson-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
LIE SPANISH FLOODs.

MADRID, Wednesday. Oct. %, 1879.
The authorities say that the loss of life by
the floods districts OF Mnrcia. Alicante. Almera
and Carthaerna will exceed 1000. The Pope has sent
al 200 for the relief Of the sufferers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23

ton Lord sa-rurv'- al'usiop- tnussia 1i- recent
spefch nlnchr-tar- he O1icsi 8fsfNgr' ass % Is
unusual Tor forriu nuii-fer O. speak fNr- OF
flcnHiY nation. and that -ucl ian -igr D. uut c1cu-
relailGl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
MLDNLGRT WEsrAER REPORL

GOVERNMENT NDIC ATOMS
WASHINGTON. oct. 3 1879.
For New gland and the Middle Atlantic
States parity ciouy and cioudy weather VITA frequent
hght raIu warm southery verring 60 colder north vest
winds falling followed by rising barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
A BRITISH LIBERAL MEETING 10 BE HELD

There i to be great Liberal dcncn-ira-
ton ~ Manchester 80 the enl ~ the wei. love
ing Mrnbers of Parliament vii be- tle --,.f:
L'rt HHrfile tnu. Jnnu BrEnf Anthony g. % i4dcit'
the RI Bon. William p Adm. aud Peter r. ald>