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The New York herald., 1879-10-02
ADJUSTMENTS
cH1cKERlNo HALL-pATrI.

cHIcKERlNG HALL-PATrI.
Nine. PATHS fourth concert was given last evening
before large and excellent audience. among which
of the leading musical people of the city,
MIR. De Munck ana Mr.. Ketten ably assisted Nine.
iatti and Mr.. Phelps and signor Ciampi pleasantly
aided to I'LL the evenings programme.
Mr.. Kotten played one of chopin's nocturnes with
much and then essayed the difc ult task of fol-
lowing it successfully with two of his own COM
positions. which naturally dwarfed their excel
lence, though they were in an entirely differ
ent vein. His first. "Serenade Espagnol"
was weird composition. exhibiting more
technique than soul. though it possessed consider
able share of each; his second was ''The Butterfly
Chase" which was wonderfully we'll and delicately
executed. Mr.. De Munck gave fantasie by Servais
that was a masterpiece of expression and execution.
and again stamped him a grand performer
the violonceilo-the greatest VIC have had
here in this generation ana the fitting follower
of Bohrcr. whom concert goers Of twenty years
aria from ''rraviata;" but without notice substi-
,uted for it one from the 'Sicilian Vespers.
which she sang most charmingiy. her voice seem,
ing to be better than have heard 1t since the Ola
ays in Covent Garden An enthusiastic recall
brought her back to sing Scotch ballad which
In part second Mme Patti and Mr. De Munck rem
Lered duo by Gounod, "Viens mon coeur ar
ranged fer soprano and violonceiio, Inc voice ana
charmingly done the music was hardly OF an oroer
adapted show to advantage the powers OF two sucn
artists. Mr.. Ketten played paraphrase OF "Faust
of his composition. being potpo~rrt OF airs
cleverly strung together and giving play to his Pc
culiar capabilities a technical pianist. In re-
sponse to q recall he played the march from ''The
Ruins of Athens playing 1t very well ana much
same hall. Mr.. De Munck's closing numbers were
ta the "March Funebre" Chopin. and tb) Papillon
"copper" The rst was given w,aa ts Drgada nhonia ana
never intended that it should be played on the vio-
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. |, 1879.
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FOR SHERIFF.

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nonace JOHN n. BCCKLER as a candidate for
che next 6Bsefinr lty and to say lie will receive
Ill ga support from ST. lnigOes' District
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Particulars and samples wortk $5free, Improve
yonr spare time at this business address Srix-
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NOTICE.

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2~ PICTURES framed with neatness and des-
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sending in their orders to
EDWARD PAGAN,
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st. Mary's CO., Nd.
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Potomac Transportation Line.

nNTIL farther notice, -
- the STEAMER SUE, "A -
Capt. w. q. Ccoghegaz, -
win leave No. 10 Light st. w642 q 3
BaltimoEc, every TUESDAY, at 5I2 m. for Po-
tomac River landings ~ far rp a. Nosnini
wharf. Returning, will leave Stones whar
Thursdays at 4 q. m.
win leave Baltimore every FRIDAY lorland.
ings - lar as Chaptico wharf Returning, vii
Isave Chaptico wharf Mondays at 4 a. m.
A. NEEDlIAM, Jr., Agent
n. FOSTER, General Manager.
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yin sell I'd nrsgafe sale, at . great bargain
and npon long credit for large poFtion e tne
puEchase money, ths faFm called ChhSLsf
HILL, and adjoining the residence O. John IL.
Soahnron. For terms. tile, ETC., apply 20
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.klN business at which personsof either sen
WkJkI can make great pay all the time they
work, write for Particulars to r. Hat
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ron STATES ATTORNEY.

Msssrs. ERifors The friends cfDAkIEL G.
HAMMETT request yoa 70 announces him ~
States ATTORNEY nj the coming election this
Fall and cay. II lie viii become a eandidaaes ne
viii be waFmly supported ~
Fsb -, 1875. Many Friends
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CELERY. aDn. G. ~. BKssos, . pr.e- FILLS
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(who has paid much aisenfion
CELERY 20 nervous diseasesl. has dis PILLS
coxsTsd ihek Er9aet q Csse. ,..,xs
CELERY r.. anil ClisEii6shlle cUniblned iJissS
in a certain proportion lava
CELERY riablY cures either bilious, FiAsa~S
aysprpsie, nervpus oF saek r,,,ew
CELERY headaehe, neuralgia ard nef- FILLS
v,ppy Toa,ass.. ., Th ss. : and PILLS
sufferers ali oyeF de cgnnffy :
CELERY are ordering b. mall. BE pre- FILLS
tares Il IN pills. ~ SOC, per
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known and highly respected
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CELERY BsnrIuonE, July ~, 1874. PILLS
DIR. &. W. BensOn's Celery
CELERY and CaAmomiIe Pills have FILLS
cured my wife Of sick aud ner-
CELERY yous headache Of ten years PiLLS
Standing. SIZE had Il every
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almost everything but death
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worth their weight IN gold. 81
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Pastor Salem Mission.
CurRY For sale by all Wh0lesaleana PILLS
Retail Druggists in this town.
..vfRRY Priee 80. box. Mailed 70 PILLS
20 ans address postage hes.
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ATTENTION.!

as MOORE's HOTEL is in great need ofre-
- PAIRS, and as contemplate soaking them
this Spring with other improvements, ! respect
fully and earnestly request that al persons In
debted 90 the House win pay up without further
DELAY, IL not feliy, AZ least partially.
HERBERT +. MOORE,
March q, 1879. hocre's Hotel.
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NOTICE.

rRANsP0RTATI0N d ENTERTAINMENT
u a. reasonable rates can be had BY parties r.
transif 20 and from Baltimore nc Forrest wharf
per Patuxentsteamers bY calling on
JOHN III. RUCKLER
Nov. ., ls7e-tf Forrestswharf, Nd
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Eall : Winter Supplies |
GREENWELL
Tf4Af&
f + N w &c K ,
LEONARDTOWN.
A Full Assortment or Seeds ofalI
Kinds a1
L0aCe9. rates than eUeri

nUR FALL and WINTER STOCK, haslns
~ been bought lcr eAnM In is ebe4pess So
keas, we can Afford % ell nn4 ere pEspafsa 20
cell at figures astOnishinaly lev. Give ~ =
call. You cam always maa mkAf goa wanss Tia
season ~ not On hand - - 80 n anlly eoia-
municafion with BaItimoFe apd othef eisisss ws
WIN prenpsly supply you.
EADY-MAUE CLOTHING, hsavy assefs-
meat, and of mpeh feffkg make apa gaality
than 10 usually bsUaakt4 - tAsn mAshfI
SHOES and BOOTH, u fe'slmors enstom mak
and quality, win al ihe lsassarh varieties =
this Stock; e8
oLorHs. cAssIMHREe. vKsr1x0s, are u
astBties % geHtisman's wemFI
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, heavy and varied
assortment, enbFncing al the grades from ths
most fashionable Artieles og wear 20 the plaln-
est
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
THE CIPHER DISPATCHES
A RATHER TAME DEsArE AFTER ALL
Bstler Confined Himself to Mysterious
Intlmatieps without Giving Any SUBJ
Especial to the Dem ocfat.l

Especial to the Dem ocfat.l
WARRINGTON. Jan. ALTO. days debate on
the cipht dispatches was not as sensational as
had been expected. Butler, however In the
course of the twenty minutes allowed him for
debate. made several ominous intimations Of
what he would do in case the cipher kilograms
business was opened.
Persons In Buffers confidence say he has
several dispatches that will be very uncomfort-
able reading for the White House coterie II they
are published. and. what is more important. he
has the means OF proving that all Of the ciphers
of both sides were entrusted to Senator Nor
ton by the late President Ortop. OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company; that the Republi.
can portion of them were destroyed. while those
affecting Mr.. Tilden found their way mystic
riously from Senator Morton's private desk into
the editorial room of the New York Tribune.
The ciphers still In Buffers possession are said
to be some relating to Louisiana, and we're
given tp him either by Kellogg or Pitkin during
the early part of Hayes administration. They
form only small part OF the series but are said
to be sufficient to raise considerable of breeze
BUELL.,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
New York Police FOrce-A Reduction Pro
pOsed-stewart's Dry Goods store.

New YORK. Jan. 21.-At a regular meeting of
the Board of Police too day the subject of re-
duction of 20 per cent of salaries OF members Of
the force was taken into consideration. Ac-
cordin< to the laws Of 1866, when the currency
should attain par value In gold the salaries Of
the police force were to be subject to reduction
OF 20 per cent The board to-day passed reso-
OF Appeals the pay rolls for the present month
should be made out with q reduction Of 20 per
member Of the force will be taken under prot est
that his right may MT be impaired to the full
amount 10 case the decision is rendered In his
favor. The reduction only affects Inspectors
patrolmen and doorkeepers.
Work was begun In what has been known as
A. L. Stewart Go. 3 wholesale store. with a
view OF altering 1t into Offices. In sh0tt time
the great dry goods establishment will be occu-
pied by insurance men. brokers, lawy ers,
agents. etc.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
Advance In Insurance Rates-A HandsOm,
Sum Realized by EnterprisinE
Managera

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.-The losses on the two
great fires last week has produced an advance
Of 100 per cent on property in the dry goods
district and general demand for increased
insurance among merchants.
The gold value of a legal tender silver dollar,
412h grains, Is "a. 10 cents
The Se1n says that it is now discovered thet in
the recent robbery Of the Washington postofice.
when one OF the clerks went to the treasury
with an order for .s1O,so0 and forgot to return
with the greenbacks the toll levied by the inter-
minus their brokerage. Is much larger than at
arst admitted. The um said to have been paid
to Postmaster Edmunds. and for which he gave
receipt to cover the entire amount of the orig
inal check. was but 81, 800. In other words the
operation yielded for its enterprising man ayers
s. 800 in forty-eight hours.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


PITTsByRe. Jan. 2l.-.John Smith tcolored)
employed In the steel mill. attempted to kill his
wife yesterday afternoon. He locked her up In
q room with him. shot her through the hand
and then put bullet In bis own heart. Mrs.
Smith 4 " was e 50 shocked and excited over the af,
count Of 1t. It y presumed they began quarrel
ling. when Smith drew q revolver and endeav-
ored to kill his wife She attempted TO knock
The The pistol phs,7 up and in doing 80 saved her life
Thinking he had killed her. Smith then placed
the muzsle # the revolver to his own breast and
fired, the ball going through bis heart. killing
him instantly.
At O'Clock this morning horrible discovery
was made on the railroad tracks in the stock
yards OF the East End Railroad. An employees
happened to notice some blood on the side OF
the track. which led to the discovery Of me
orally cut to pieces. and strewn along the track
for considerable distance. From it's app
ance number OF trains must have run over IT,
1t was mangled beyond recognition.
The third fatal accident this winter from
coasting occurred yesterday afternoon. This
last victim is little girl named Kreeder. seven
years old, who with q companion, was coasting
on Sixth street South side. when the sled ran
under wagon. one wheel Of which passed over
the child's body.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22

New Haven Register.l

That infinitesmal speciman OF humanity.
Gen. Mite. may be small In size. but he ap-
pears to be possessed OF very large amount
OF dignity. On Friday last the "Midgets." I"
who were on exhibition In Washington. had
an engagement made for them, without con-
sultation on their part. to call on Mr. Hayes
at the White House. When at the appointed
time the manager came to escort them to the
Executive Mansion, Gen. Mite and Lucia both
Kicked In the traces" and refused to honor
with their presence fraud first triumphant
In history" The little General said he was a
Democrat, and he'd "be damned IL he stirred
q STEP"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
POLITICAL.


MADISON, Wis. Jan. 2l.-The Assembly met a,
2oclock p. m. and wac Immediately adjourned
In order to allow the Republican members to
attend the caucus. which met soon after and
proceeded to ballot for Senator The eighty
ksvaa 1aS5 rssHea Y h5
Eighty nth ballot-Howe A. Keyea 80, Oarpen-
ter 27. Rubee 3. Washburn l. Geo. w. Allen /.
morrow morning after having taken the ninety
sixth ballot.
Both Houses of the Legislature met this even
ing and took official votes on the senatorial
suecessorship with the following result: As
sembly-Carpenter 20. Howe 90. Keyes 49, Ryan
81. Benck IL. the balance scattering; no choice.
In the Senate e-keyes H. Ryan g. Carpenter g.
Howe I. Washburn 1, Lewis /.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22

Sparta. Wis, Jan. 2-At 7:1s o'clock last
evening fire was discovered near the roof OF
the Warner House. and soon the whole roof was
ablaze. The fire continued TO extend till the
entire building was consumed, but not before a
conslqeraDle portion Of the furniture was re-
moved. The loss is estimated at S2s, 900.
ELIzABETH. N. j., Jan. 21.-The Arcate build
Ing, large structure on Broad street. near
Union depot. one OF the priL cipal buildings in
this city. was destroyed by fire this morning.
The building was occupied by the postoffice
western Union Telegraph Office, First National
building, which covered nearly the whole
square. was owned by Amos Clark. The loss is
very heavy about $4,000 The building, with
tirely cleaned ont. and much property adjoin-
Ing destroyed. The bydrapts were frozen up.
defective fue. -
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NEW YORK NOTES.
The Life esavers-P0litics In . Baptist Con.
ference - Immigration statistics "A
Commercial Treaty with France.

New YORK, Jan. 2t.-There are two volunteer
| lie saving corps now. the new one being the
North river patroliers. with Daniel Coleman
under 20 years It ID claimed the young men
saved q lives before the organization. They
to death on pier last night. and handed him
over to the police. I he old corps. with Nan, the
newsboy. as captain, is also composed OF three
With the arrest last night of Jacob Off, a
lithograph printer of this city. the secret service
officers claim. all the gang to whom are traced
| upward OF $500 900 of counterfeit money. ara in
custody. The accused was committed without
ball for examination. Chas.. Ulrich. engraver.
and Henry Cole. q moneyed man. are In GUS
tody in Newark. These arrests are looked upon
| as the most important that have been made BY
the ecret service Office 10 many years. for tn ey
prie or. bu only last week succeeded In con-
victing and sending 10 long terms Of imprison-
ment Burckhardt. Feckham and Conners. the
them.
At the Baptist ministers conference politics
The Roman Catholics we're % attacke @ian and efenS.
ed. One member said the Roman Catholic
Gsareh Ga. was the beast Of the Reveiations. Br.
whenever It was said In conference that the
tomau Catholic, Church was the beast spoken
Of II so. then that Church ought to be prayed
Tor and not triumphed over. From the spirit
displayed BY some of the brethren he inferred
that It would be a bad day for the Baptist
nuroh Said na T. ever gained great eat power DE- Fal
Catholic city In the world. That money and
power were on its side, but that here In the
Baptist conference. the Roman Catholic religion,
he said, was as good AZ any other; that Pro-
testant missions were not needed In Europe be-
cause that Church does proper work. and that
as between Catholics and Protestants by-Ro aes
should be by -Rones
The Herald says the conference is becoming
decidedly entertaining. From the scarlet wo-
man and the beast the reverend gentlemen got
followed. If this sort of thing continues they
ought to have the largest hall in town.
The report of the Commissioner of Emigra-
tion for the year 1873 shows O gain of 20s1i in
alien en- igrants over the previous year. the to-
tai number being 12l ,369
John Blair Scribner the head Of the publish
Ing house of Charles S1ribners Sons, died sud-
denly of pneumonia.
d. George Work drove out his fathers cele-
brated horse Modoc In a light cutter wagon
yesterday afternoon; The horse gave a glimpse
Of his record Of 2:25 In a dash up Fifth Avenue.
la Central Park Modoc dropped dead of con-
and cost So 900.
Leon Ohotteau. delegate from France in the
interest of u Franco American commercial
treaty. arrived on the Amerique. A treaty is to
be fr ,med. It Ia claimed that great advantages
will be derived from Ii.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
GERM MANY.
The hank Failure 1t Gettenberx Prince
Bismarck. the Gaggins Law and
the Socialists.

LONDON. Jan 2l.-It is stated that the failure
OF G. Goeteberg Handers Banking Company
at Gutenberg will not be productive OF any
considerable loss or trouble In this country but
that 1t may materially add TO discomfort In
business In Sweden and Germany. The bank
was engaged in the general business Of the
city. and some OF Its customers we're Scotch
and English merchants. who transact the
Gutenberg.
An evening paper says the report that Prince
Bismarck has resolved TO withdraw his parlia-
mentary gaggtng bill Is received here with much
qualification by the friends OF the empire and
by those Interested in the maintenance Of law
and good order In Germany. The Socialists.
wished Prince Bismarck to continue In his re-
presslve course TIL an explosion that would
blow the empire into fragments became inevi-
table,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
The Democratic q Aueus In New York
An Appeal for Harmony,

ALBANY. Jan. 2L-The Democratic caucus
again met at s. O'Clock this afternoon. The
Committee on Address reported that they were
not ready to report on address yet Mr.. Brooks
Democracy OF the state to sink all personal
chickering's and make united organization
throughout the State. At the close of his
speech he offered a resolution containing the
sentiments of the speech. which was adopted
amid loud applause. Messrs. Grady, Ecclesine,
St John. Jacobs and Hughes made similar
speeches. The caucus thed adjourned until Q
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
Gov. Hsyts Inaugural Address,

augural message expresses JOY overspecie re-
sum ption, and says that hencefor, b we are to
produce and exchange actual things. and not
maintenance OF the government by ballot with
equal political rights for all. the address says
Ennn wbarsysr taae hr on ehs Question sh Is
will insist on its enforcement In every State. as
sure as her mountain peaks point toward
Heaven and her rivers roll to the sea.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
Election or Gen. Logan 70 the United
States Senate.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Jan. 2l.-Gen. John A. LO-
gan was erected United states Senator to-day
on the first ballot Both houses Of the Legisla-
lure adhered very closely to the vote In caucus.
l ne nomination OF Senator Riddle. wh !, was one
OF Gen. Logans chief opponents. voted for him
undSr protest. notification Of his election bv
sne n uenSrai Assembly in Joint session to-mor-
TOW VIII follow, as a matter of course
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
How the Ciphers Got Out Of the Hands
Of the Western UniOn-A Rival
to Mime, Anderson.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-During an interview with
reporter President Green gave information
exonorating the Western Union Telegraph
Company and its late president from blame in
the publicity which has been given the cipher
dispatches or kilograms. They were not ex-
posed to be stolen or copied while in possession
OF the cOmpan but only when forced out of its
hands by legal compulsion.
Miss Annie Barter. an American. % years
old. commences to walk Monday. January o. to
attempt the feat OF walking 5000 quarter miles ia
5000 quarter hours, being 400 more quarter
miles and hours than was ACCOMPLISHED In
Nine. Anderson's last freak in Brooklyn.