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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
DiDIoeno Ncllres.

CONTINENTAL NAHoSAL BANK
4 DIVIDEND of three and q half per cent
n stock VI his has been declared out ths
earnings u NE last SIX months Tree Of taxes payable IN
Transfer closed from The goth inst iss
proximo. FkED. TAYLOR, cashier.
July II. 1879
CLEAR CREEK COMPANY, of Georgetown,
- Colorado silver ieiuCiiOn Works. The twelfth
once ~ Company thts city. II. AUGC STUS
TAYLOR, President % Broaaway. Room Q.
OFFICE or IRE CARIBOU CONSOLIDATED MINING COgrASYb
No 81 Br0aisI, ~ YORK. June Il, 1879
dividend NO. 1.-The Board Of Directors
pr tal OO0OOO the
ngs n ID OF NAV. l-73 The
VIII b. closed tho 2hn. and the Gs deud
10Th inst JONI r. GRAHAM
Secretary and Treasurer
STATE On ILLINOIS
TERAslrRFRs OFFfCP. -PNNGFTEfp. Nav y. 1873
THE INTEREST on ILLINOIS STATE
al rhe AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATION ~ Ban a,
NewYork City. from the 7h % The 18th ~ Jgv. -73 Ia
elusive. JOHN SMITH state rreasurer
BovERY NATIONAL BANK.
NEN-l Oh. Ihs =, 1879. &
THE DIRECTORS of TINS bank Rave tbIs
olf OF tI- ner e4rIs of fhr ne payable
9fteT Juiy next h. HAlulTJN, CASHIER
TTNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
J A DIVIDES Of ONE AN ID pNE-HALf PER CENT
,id and after July l. 1879. 10 stockholders OF
So.
New.York stock oders viii paid The Union russ
COMPANY and Boston ito hoae ~ tue toin-
pany 3 olcr, No a Equitable Huldlng, Boston
Stock books gil De closed June % and r,ulenedJ Iy
HENRY MCFARLAND Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18

anticipate hem Improvement should eventually
take place Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18

Lxyort ana JoDUIng Leather. Heavy, 2-G23c.
UNION CAJR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18

The daily average receipts Tor the week az me various
,of. of button Wets IS follows Erie Railway. 80
case o. 0..an. $3.50 cans oi MS lil..en 4l- az -
rc New Railroad, $50 do Hudson 'NreS arpsc
lJ du. Midland Railroad. 500 ears " I y ana 81 cs.'
cream. i4ns1us usIrby routes 2ull cans or MIX
br bssf az rrna: i0al ilT ~ MIX OF 40 quarts
each .rer aJ which 'l. surplus - Jrtu SOLO on A1
u'Ir0-l duFiug 3ir. Beginning dt elc
f lvaUcr the DAY tO Huc aud dltti Irn1AS ar ti'
Do. Ig Ior dire. ul.s advanced dIIN ~ @s he
ripe p1c. ~ he close. quantities OF milk were
carried over especially roe Harlem d,po,-iI con
t..rarfe vas ab.Iutev uHsIrIDr IUn,r- have repeat
q been advised keen back part ~ heir mix ana tnin IT
t ter .ud cheese the low price or those products
er very little nducenent INIT direction Just Al present
LIVE POULTRY.
Oh moderate snd
under tue influence slightly ma royon demand ne market
generally spring HAa'lr eritelaE II 81 1ud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18

Total since JAM sl957e59 PSF sl5s4sao26 si45llslol

I-yosr- r.un~ted I4.gT5og4 l52Is5.2GB l3s,SO2.4s
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
THE STATE CANVASS.
Erustrat
Boss Fiendu'

Now for a grand chorus from the Demo-
cratic press on Secretary shermans humiliation"
These be the days when the man who has
never voted Re publican ticket tries to illustrate
independence by saying: ell. have always been
Repubncan, but have concluded 10 vote for Robinson
this ycai."
The Democrats in the Ist Oswego Assembly
District had everything arranged the candi-
date of the Greenbackers; but of the prominent
men IN the party protested strongly that they
compelled 10 abandon the dckcr ana nominate straight
party m'n.
Governor Robinson told n reporter of The
Heyaid that wnen he consented To run Tor Governor
three years ago. he resolved that It should De the st
OF hs public career TIE people propose TO help you
carry IA good resolution. Governor.
Senator lIabert, who was recently rcnomi-
mated in the XIV th Senatorial District 10 retain
I'm n remarkable degree the good opinion OF his op.
ponents. ON receiving the news Of lis In the
convention The Binghamion Democrat said; "IEis Is
good news for as long as we must have Republican
this district, we think IL best that he be from this
city, aud there is no Republican whom have better
opinion ~ than Edwin c. Haoert"
A citizen of P0ughkeepsie makes n shrewd
guess al the result OF the vote la th,s State Tues
day Upon the GOyernOrship he makes no calculation,
considering that already decided IN favor OF Cornell
The vote upon the Of the ticket he arrauges by
cor,,,es and figures out majority for the Repmbllcan
candidates OF 259oo. Tue Legislature he divides as
follows: senate-Rcpubicans. 81; Democrat, 5 !;
Assembly -Republicans, 90; Democrats IS. 80 mote
A recent dispatch to The World, stating that
there was organization In Buffalo OF dsafected Re
pubicans and that 100 had bees enrolled Ia ward
IA pronounced deliberate misrepresentation by The
Commercial Adreriiser oil that city. IL addsi Ali snch
reports have copied to The contrary notwith
.tanding there Ia form, shape TO any movement
here to scratch the Republican Ticket In the canvass
such a movement would have como To light, and We
state with knowledge oil the facts thai N he
scratching to be no stronser no better organiIed
in other cItles than IL In Buffalo. there Will not lie 800
out New York"
The Lyons Democratic Press, the official
Democratic paper OF Wayne County. In its issue for last
week calls upon Governor Robinson to withdraw from
tha contest IL has hitherto supported him but now
.esng that he has no chance OF an election, II eounses
him as foows Has not this thing been carried about
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
THE GOVERNOR AND TIE TAXES.

Governor Robinson has been talking with a
correspondent of The Herald about the recent
exposure of tie false pretences of his friends
respecting the alleged economies of his ad-
ministration. The exposure was first made in
q letter to THE TRIBUNE by Mr.. Charles E..
Smith, Editor of The Albany EUening Journal
Mr.. Robinson says that the statements in the
letter are "too ridiculous to impose on in
"telligent men, We have often remarked
that as political campaigns approach their
crisis the principal politicians of the opposite
party are moved as if by general impulse to
express Il strong disapproval of THE TRIBUNE.
They generally agree in stating that
they "used to read The TRIBUNE" and to
consider it able and fair, though they did not
agree with its politics, "but now - etc.
etc., etc. We were not conscious of their ap-
prova during that past indefinite era 10 which
they refer, and we shall not dTOOp under their
present censure. We know that next wear
they will lament the supposed deterioration in
our moral character with precisely the same
formula of words. and that every year to the
very end of time the politicians upon whom we
are led to pass an unfavorable judgment will
think that "TnE TRIBUNE used to he fair, but
"now -" etc. This is the Governors state
of mind. We dare say he really thinks he has
been very hardly used, and that THE TRIBUNE,
in refusing to give him credit which he is
certainly not entitled TO, is actuated by the
most disgraceful spirit of partisanship.
AS Governor Robinson sees the taxes
diminishing and hears his reckless supporters
declaring that he reduced them, he gradually
persuades himself that he deserves these
praises, and comes to look upon 1t as per-
sonal injury that they should be withheld from
him. When we reach the substance of his
answer to Mr.. Smith, however, we find that
it amounts only to this, that "the Constitu-
"tional Amendments give q Governor more
power than he formerly possessed to con-
"trol extravaganza and check corruption, but
"they do not compel him to do SOP and
if he had chosen to be reckless and
extravagant he might have destroyed the
effect Of the new constitutional safeguards
altogether. That IS to say. the Governor de-
serves the highest credit as financial re-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
PERSONAL.

Mr. A. III. Stephens is now at home and in
good health resting after Ls travels Which have taken
| Linn 70 hearty welcomes throughout the country
Ii was a personal liking for the clever and
knd-hearted Chief Tecumseh that led General sher.
mans father TO name his small boy after sLe Indian
statc-n
Major Thornburgh's remains have been
buried with Imposing Masonic ce emonies In Omaha;
IN the same grave was laid away the body Of his nts
son, who died at F0rt steele.
Professor Burnham has decided that the
Lick Observatory shall be- built upon Mount Hamilton
agrees with him upon the suitability Of tAis site.
Mr.. Evarts said 10 friend the other day in
relation 10 the that he 10 be appointed Mn
iser to England: You need not contradict tnat It 10
altogether too absurd To honor with contradiction"
Mrs. Juliana Lee Gales, the venerable and
spTtebtly widow Of Joseph Gales Of the famous
National IN te0ener, died recently ut lexington her
estate Washington. she n her youth Viz
ginian beauty ana belle.
Secretary Sherman is quoted as saying that
probably Mr.. W. II. Vanderbilt md Mr.. J. W. Ndckey
the richest in this country. Each OF them
So OO0, 900 In the bonds OF The United
they the only two individuals known 10 hold that
amount In these bonds. Each OF them receives $50 900
In interest every three months.
Mr.. Robert COlyer has addressed a letter
testfyng To his contcntment in his NeVYork home to
the Editor Of The chicago Times: Nothing the heart
can wish" he says. could exceed welcome TAR,
the pledges given us tha this Is no mere seeming Nor
viii tins BE- a new broom business If may judge
from The serious purpose meet every where among the
Old members OF the Church NJ the Messiah and the
make faith something and better than tho
hearing Of a sermon. should easily become dishcart-
cnod this The conclusion q the whole matter, and
watch with hungry eyes for the day when could retarn
again 10 the men and women who were always 80 eager
10 prove their faith by their works These men and
women are just eager and II would be an insult 10
suppose year this VIII to be no more tnan
the cracking Of tborns under pot. Ny fneud Is quite
mstakeH also m his that all 40 odds be-
cause bad speak about touch OF disorder ~ mo
qucf sequence OF services. That one word Nas
enough and taken, and II was aald kindly. Ilere
has been trouble there Will be no more, ana
was mistaken ia supposng ths was habit was SIM
py the mistake OF few who had 10 catch special trains.
or who were not used 10 our ways"
PARIS, Oct. 27.-The Count de Paris has
conn pleted the firth volume or his "History OF no
American Civil War" He viii iln the sixth and lass
volume In the course OF thr coming ycar.
LONDON, Oct. Pit Is stated that
daughter French General 81 Division de GaIet.
commaudaut at Tours, eloped from Paris o. London
for the purpose Of marrying Of Musurus Plcla-
the Iuralsn Ambassador bcre.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
Snne. 10 , prernsrmeuIs.

AprsINlNrs- sG PG0c- 6th culrnf -
BANNING HOUsFs AND BANKFIS- TN IoGc-oth co'""'
lCall AM kocNs-Sd fdos oth c"titnn
prsIsFss CHsNcFs- In Pare 9th column
IVsINTss NOriCts-4N fdGc-lst coiumi
CoRPoRAION NOrCts-6h fUge Afh roi"mn
DANslNc AcAnENIE~-6M Pa1f-A In couinn
lNuNNp NCTlCrs-7M lGrc go Coiur"
kVRoFEAN pVKnIISkMTNTS--3 50 fCJe- bih colntn'
,NtA-7h fa0e 5ih and 6ih coumuS
FURs-3d Pd0t-6ih column.
INSlRT,TiON- On fdgc-2i. 81 and AN ro'umn$
lAv sCuoois- on f0rs-Ifh roirmt.
IHcfTRLs ANn NEFTtNGS-3d Yd0e-6ip coinnn
hAEHIk ANp SLATE AASTEi>--3o Fd0e-0th eolnnn'
k.1IrIcr. ,Nf pFAIus- 5is f'4qc :}t column.
NIssi ~ ANVoU-- Sd fo0c-0lh ccumn; sm |"'o-
9Th aud 9th columns
M rrrite.rioNs- 6th Pag,-od column.
poIrrIcAI Na1lcts-5ih TGge--5th and 6th columns
Nv Al 4 erATi - 81 Pdqc-3d ro.nnn -
1.,,oN. ,.Tfl- Map 3d PdcS 9Th column
fIM.IF. Sd .r.-iih aud 9TH rOumrs
eTystAI NOTICES ) t~Je Jth QUINN
sst.spcA-. rAuEoais- GA f'ror Atm and 9th
columns.
aNfre-pcvAS- 81 pnce- 81 and 4ih columis
T,s,rfls-G" pG0e An column.
To WHOM IA NAY CoNCrrN-Sd P90c-1ih column
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

far enough Governor Robinson Ia the Democratic cam
ddate for Governor, and in consening become such
he had on the good Of the party at heart there Ia no
selhshness feeling Of revenge about him. He now
sees that his candidacy has aroused feeling Of host
fy bat has spread the State end Threatens
his defeat. it tmskes difference whether any
real cause for rhs disafecfion n exists. Now
what n tte duty Of Governor Robinson under the cir
cunsiaDccsl l. IL 10 persist remaining uIOn tina
ticket TO imminent hazard Of ging defeat uoon
the Democratic pnrty, shOud he withdraw from tina
caDvassf Thea Kelly would step aside and the stata
Committee would name "a man upon whom the Demo-
cratc party would unite. This would insure the ucces.
~ the DemOcratic ticket which Governor Robinson
achieve"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

Governor Robinson, it should be observed,
gets all the benefit OF the Constitutional
Amendment which put stop to the heavy
outlay for prison expenses-an amendment
passed long ago under Republican auspices.
but only now beginning to bear its full re-
suit. Secretary Evarts well said in lis Cooper
Institute speech that Gin General Dix's adj
ministration is rooted that growth of debt
paying, reproducing, job-crushing good
government, the flowers of which adorn the
brow of Governor Tiden, and the fruit of
(which Is spread upon Governor RObinsons
banquet-table."
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
.uUSIC IND THE DIANA.
MR.. EDWARD COMPTON.

The success of Mr.. Edward Compton will
long he remembered prominent among tie pie SAINT
inodcns that atteI ded the engagement 0l Miss NELSON
IN Brooklyn. Mr. Compton ROmeo. Ndlroto.
Orlando and Chgord, aud for each Of these paris he had
n totally different nature and aspect in zach be was
distinct and strong and thorough and through all hs
exhibited firm. acute intellect, plant sensibllty'
and a tnOughtful, finished method. HIS qhihncatlohs
for the dramatic art uncommon ana remaikaOiei
and when riper experience shall have developer the
deeper feelings OF hls nature aud gwen DIN
freedom from all eonyeutonaiity, he VIII not AN 70
adorn his other good gifts with the GROWING element OK
brilliancy. Ills Romeo, at present-though syrineun
cal and even beautiful In Its form and sentiment ana
detaisis deficient IN ghtuing, IN mobility aud IN mo
tragic widuess OF passionate despair His best worA"
his Maroio-best, because deep and a. various Is
the text aud The surroundings require II TO De- anu
because executed without effort, ana finished win aa
mrabe precision. His Orlando Is better than bis ho"eo.
for Just that Orlando ls essentially Vpe u
sweet, composed, graceful vlrtuOus. and anecuona'o
youth-warmed, TO be sure, with "a hxh spirit anu "t"-
dated with mid. ambent humor-aDd thus easirr W
be reached than tue more tempestuous aud vio'en'
Romeo In Ci.Dord. as We lately said. he lookS-nos
acAs-tne manly gaard aspect Of that character sna
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
Ae1u-l)orA Dailu Gribnalf.
FOUNDED BV HORACE GREELEY.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2s, 1879.
nm NLUS rms MORNING.

FoRrIcv-Roscuberg has been sentenced. in Lon
don 90 cigi ttcn months Impeachment for the hbes
b. published in Iora TAX. ---- Charles lomlinson,
ofIiy.rpooi. has been arrested for heavy frauds.
g. 10 is reported tlat : iyia aud Montenegro
have concluded an alliance. -= new reNolu-
sioua.y urlal has been plb.ishcd az st. Peters
bufg.
poir-IlC.-Gercral Cant was enthusiastically
rsc,iy. a be Virrin.s City. Nevada. Yesterday. ---
Nrs. E.rc, aua q part c. ior family are coming 20
Nsw-l ok 20 he present ~ wedding. = Mr..
Aek'en. g. Louisiana, who is now ia Washington,
says thar Nr. li,ten wii certainly Doe nominated in
Ceucra. Wright. Chief If Army Engineers has sent
iahi annual .r; Dee proposes certain new forts to
prutrct New-l 1ri,aarhor --=- Assistant Secretary
Trcncl decides FRAT Oh rails imported for rerolling
viii bc required to p.y - toa duty.
CuA tNb $50 rUUBtN.--Sr. rotary Sherman made
two short speeches in N,w-Icr. ~, and addressed a
s-cat Republican meeting ia NewYorlI yesterday.
- confidential circular Of the Robinson
democrats was exposed. ---- The demand for Re
Iublcau speakers Is even greater han the supply.
--N Mr.. Tdcu's demurrer was ovcrrued. ==
Varops Taumany ana Anti-Iammany nominations
were made -= Further testimony was given
f. the O'Hara vii case. -== Gold value of the
ksal-tondcT silver dollar H1212 grainsl, $500
osu,s Stocks active, excited and irregular closing
unsettled.
lHr WEATHEu.-TEiDUNE local observations in
Goaie warmer and uartly cloudy weather, with
chances # occasional light rain. Thermometer yes-
tssCay: highest 90, lowest, fOo average, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

drive her away--is thing which people outside the
profession may we'll regard ~ amazing.
And now the foolhardincss Of ballooning seems to
have reached point beyond which nothing fool
ishcr can be reasonably expected. The ascension
made by aeronant Brayton from 81. Louis on sat
urday siilier shan if be had gone up astr'de
horse attached to his gas-bag. rs London per-
former once did. Brayton, who disdsined "A basket
had only rings TO hold Oh by. His purpose was to
make but sLori voyage. bu! the wind soon blew
him ont of sigut, and y he but thny dressed
and could not manage his balloon very well. he has
probably either pcIishcd with cold or been dashed
To pieces. Ii is quite easy 10 commit suicide with
out intending 20 do so and 1t would be no great
stretch Of dcspotsm If policeman should say to
a balOonist, dressed in ights and about to go up
holding by rings: " Come none OF that, or l will
run You in." IL any sc.ontile good came Of these
ascenslOns We might tolerate them T; but almost al
ways they mere exhibitions, about scien-
tiiic ~ the horse ndng of n circus
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
POLITICAL ANAGRAMS.
NEW SERIES. III.
IrnIInlenI

argument.
We have here regular muddle of incongruous
elements, the cool Charles Francis Adams lashing
himself into heat, calling people unpleasant names
and evidently desiring result which his own son
is dong his best to defeat.
Tert
"For Governor, Benjamin +. Butler, of Massachu-
setts.
Transcription.
"Frustrate Ben Jostle Main, Spurn, The
Boss Fiendw &C. f. A."
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

Gratis to hunt up Republicans who propose 10
vote for Robinson or to scratch Cornell, ana
furnish them with the facilities for voting for
Robinson while they support the rest of the
Republican ticket. The meaning OF the
circular is that the attempt shall he made
to get Republican votes for Robinson by cf-
fcriug in return Democratic votes Tor the he-
pubhcan ticket below the nominee for 'oV-
crnOr. We venture to predict that the scheme
Will all. The number of Rtpubhrans VINO
will "scrotch MIR. Cornell is very small and
the Republican who will vote for Governor
Robinson is yet Ia be discovered. Bnt IL
would he interesting to know. nevertheless,
what the friends of Mr.. Potter. Mr.. Beach,
Mr.. Ocott, Mr.. Schoonmaler, Mr.. Aackm and
Mr.. Seymour think of Chairman Fnulkner's
little project.
In IFS political and military aspects the AZ
CHAN problem continues 10 pcrplex the British
authorities III India General Roberts is exact
ing bloody retributon for the massacre of the
Embassy. but, as the desperate attack on the
British camp mt Shutargardan has shown, the
natives are intensely hostile. and ready at any
moment IN attack an outpost or overwhelm
convoy. Had not General Cough FASTENED
from Cabul to the aid of the besieged troops
il Is probable that they wonld have been over
powered. and the important pass which
they hold would have been again In Afghan
hands. The lesson must teach the BRITISH
commander that it is only by unceasing vig-
ilance lac can maintain his ground when the
ice and snow of Winter come to his enemy
aid. While the Afghans are thus still un-
coucuprc. the officials at Simla pro-
pose to divide the country among
friendly chiefs, as WAS recently done in
ZnluIand. As the conditions are by no
means alike, it does not follow that
the same success viii be attained. Mean
while Russia seeks To ROB the British victory
of its importance by intimating that the con-
quest of Aighanistan should be followed by
friendly understanding between Great Britain
and herself as to their interests in Centra
Asia.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

true interests of the country and the viii Of
the party in that respect.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
omusemcuts ano Mesnmus 60 Nipbl.

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AMERICAN rITUTF-ENhoiiion. Day and ENcn'hE.
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New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
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GET TIE GENUINE ARTICLF.-The great pop
nls ~ ~ Compound of cod Liver oil ant LIN.
hs inucra pin, n.rsons to attempt 10 palm on
aslp.e article itrr ufacture hut any person
from cough. coils npiiol ahouu
ths article IL rrqu re- no ru
TO-. it, ils best Al"
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prlno mt The phosphate mae re-"
a most rvr.loIs heirg power. 80 con ninc' VII
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Iaih nre-,r4lc hV The medical ifcUN ~ciu 10y A. ID wa
BcE Chemist Bost n. aud al diugr.s's
The members If the leading clubs use the
Isaae smith 'g.iChilos." Umbrella.