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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
WITH SUPPLEMENT
THE NEVIS THIS MORNING.

FoRFIGN.-Thc Doncaster Cup was won by tho
colt Isonomy.-1hem members of tie British Resi-
dency have LETT Msndalay. fearing massacre. -
King Mtcsa an African king. las abolished slavery
ia as dominons 60 Five persons have been
Killed hy coliory explosion at Lcycett, Eng.
DnMEsuC.-Iames A. Gary has been nominated
for Governor Of Maryland by the Republicans of
that state -== General II. /. Butler was nomi-
mated FOR Governor OF Massachusetts, Yesterday by
the Grecublck State Convention; the platform
favors, among other things, giving every Union
soldier aud sailor in the country $500
apiece. CO Secretary Sherman says that
the silver dollars are going ont rapidly.
60 Frederick Douglass read paper on
the Negro Exodus yesterday. before the Social
Science Association at Saratoga: other papers were
read and the Association adjourned. == The loss
TO the revenue from the reduction of the tobacco
tax is at the rate Of So 900 900 year.
CIIY AND SUBURBAN.-The Mayors stay Of pro-
cccdings in the Nichols case was vacated yesterday.
- Testimony was taken in the Oliara Will con-
test. -= Joseph Blair has been indicted for the
murder of John Armstrong. == a. Is. Cor
nell was sercnaded last night. - Tammany
men are confident of Robnsons defeat. -
Hippogrifie. Enterprise. Vera Cruz and Raven
were the winners at Brighton Beach; q
Jockey was thrown and injured. - Gold value
of the legal-tender silver dollar 412l2 grainS,
S6.ol cents. -== Stocks opened higher and fur
iher advanced later declined and closed unsettled.
The NFArHER.-1 RIBUNE local observations in
dictate partly cloudy or cloudy weather, with
light rain, followed by clearing and cooler
weather Thermometer yesterday Highest, 70oi
lowest, $50; average. G51.
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q Great Britain, with @ per

Canadian Commissioner In Great Britain with pcr.
manent residence In London
TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 12.-Last evening the
and the Princess Louise, after enter.
tanning Secretary Eyarts at dinner at Government
House, attended given In their honor by the
Philharmonic Society. In Horticultural GOrdens. secre-
tary Eyaris left 03O O'clock this morning Tor tho
Falls, whore he viii probably meet the British Agcul.
tural Commission.
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THE DRAMA.
SALyINl AND RISTORI

An engagement has been effected with
these eminonl Italian actors, by which they VIII 10
brought 70 America next year, TO act Ia association
u,der the management OF Mr.. C. \. CGZz1a. They will
e,verye performances "a week In three OF them they
will appear together, and they viii divide the other twO
There Is promise Of an extraordinary dramatic sensa
lion In this announcement.
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moonlight with another young fellow, oo'h
members of this gang of villains. The par
ents surprising that she is safe IN the hoIy
precincts of the clmp-meetiDg. do not trouoie
them selves about her for day or
two There is not another civilized coun-
try where such latitude would be per-
united to virtuous. unmarried women; YET
here it is not the exception but the
nile. In villages and farm districts there Is
perpetual junketing, from which the OLD
folks are shut out, and incessant free-and-
easy intercourse between the sexes In the
majority of cases no actual harm comes
of if. but occasionally we have tragedy
like the present American mothers have
such absolute faith in their daughters
tbat they throw them headlong in'o
the very laws of temptation; forgetting
that American husbands would prefer 10 re-
ccive them from some other place. III All
men were born at the outset Chrls'iah
gentlemen and so died, this lax way
of bringing up women would still Oe iOolisl
and in bad taste but while there are such
men as the rufians of Montrose, 1t Is simply
criminal The same instinct III men whlch
led to the murder OF this girl. i'll more
refined society leads them to suspect ana
malign unprotected women whose innocent
freedom OF manner gives ground for thelr
ISLANDERS. That innocence Is OF little value IN
The world which the world mistakes ior
guilt.
Another lesson taught by this affair Is that
radical change is needed III the conduct of
csInp-meetings. In few of these outdoor
| gatherings the strictcst police regulations are
maintained but in most there is nothing OF
the kind Camp-mcetIngs, to the Jealous, good
souls who conduct them, are no doubt foretaste
OF Heaven; but they are crowded by men ana
women who are neither good nor Jealous,
and the upturnng of usual habits, the ex-
citing music, the nervous strain, the BIAS
phemous familiarity with sacred things, pro-
duce effects among this class which are
rapidly bringing tho whole system into disre-
pute with thoughtful Christians "a unwiSe
and demoralizing. Certainly an ordinary
camp-moeting is not Il place where judi
clous mother would trust a young girl alone.
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amueemen,s ano Mesnnas DO Niahl.

49,, ,v,>rr rpr Arps-opera Bouffc. 7. M " Les
Rrirsnd 2; ." lie Petit Due" etc =. Tho
p1yyEfNg IllfATRE-C0m,c Opera. anu . -"
. Marc ~rNer."
'DIYNrIc TnnarRE-2 and =; " Nit
pms kHs AfRN-2 aud {: " Broihef sam. - :
so tu,stIs,o MiSs1kEIs' OPERA HOUSE, "Hu
Variety. a., >-.o,.so"
NIIt.rKs tuFATRE-I.30 and 3: "No ll"its Ho's"
KOs7rr & plAi's GARDEN C"rcert'
NAufscN SoTAHE GANDEN-Conccrt
~ ~. AlrANIis -Dav ana Evening
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Ex-Governor Hoffman lays aside the toy
gerry OF 1ammany Sachem and refuses to
follow John Kelly any longer His bolt from
the boilers seems to be lonesome affair. Mr..
Hoffmans influence in State politics is only Il
fast fading memory Of the past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13

The reduction of the tobacco taxa Demo-
cratic measure-is resulting in subtractng
SO, Zoo, 900 annually from the revenue, with
ont any corresponding benefit 20 either pro-
ducers or consumers.
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staff correspondent Of THE TRIBUNE,
writing from Syracuse. where he had an OPP
portunity to observe the temper OF both fac
tons of the Democracy, furnishes CAREFUL
review of the situation. He finds a great deal
OF support for Tammany among the rural
Democrats, and looks forward to a bitter fight
between the followers of Kelly and Robinson,
in which each side will be more eager to
punish the other than to strike at the Re
publicans.
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Mr.. Riddle has written letter to SrlopT's Maya
zine which shows him TO be absolutely deficient in
literary sense--a letter which would he amusing If
il were not painful. He not only insists that tho
platitudinous stuff pnrportng to come from the
spirit of BRYANT or of Judge Elmonds, or If Dr..
Muhlenberg u.s. prma facie. "of heavenly origin"
but he quotes the broken ba cked lines forwarded
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p,ople used TO talk IN old times of the evils Of n
Third Party, and IL was always understood. by the
rational that il helped one Of tho other two much
more than it helped Itself. The rule holds when
parties are more exceedingly multiplied, though the
nlurality in the place of the majority rule. wher-
over n plurality elects, does something to keep
dawn and alleviate the nuisance. In Massachusetts,
This wear the parties are more than usually numer-
Qua and various There is, /. The Republican ; 2.
The Butler Democratic; 3. The Genuine Old FASH
ioneI Ont-and-Out Democratic; i. The Butleritc
pure aud simple. and perhaps more simple than
,pr,. ,. The Labor Rcformatory; and g. The
ORGANIZATIONS. If Mr.. EliZur Wright gets
his PARTY in favor of unlicensed Tor licentiousl
printing in operation this year then there will be
seven. and seven is a mystical and potent number.
II never seems to occur 10 these smart exemporizers
Of parties that possibly they might do Just "a well.
and promote their ideas just rs eifectua!ly, by
acting with some regular and well established or
ganzation the only trouble being that Their lead
ors mi Int not get nominated for any office. Why n
man VINO cannot get nominated should establish IA
party merely that he may get nominated without
the ghost of a chance of an election. is incompre-
hensIble.
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II the Robinson men are counting on con
fining the Tammany bolt to this city they
will find themselves mistaken. Mr.. Kelly will,
of course, get his chief support where he has
exercised a direct Influence as political
leader, but there are indications that he will
poll q respectable vote in several of the in
terror counties. while in Brooklyn the numer-
GUS faction opposed 10 " Boss" Mclaughlin is
likely 10 give him good deal of assistance.
The way General Slocum was treated by the
Kings County delegation viii undoubtedly
strengthen this movement. Interviews with
the local politicians in this city show that the
Tammany forces are holding well together and
will sustain their leader in his fight against
the enemy OF their organization. To all ap-
pearances the split in the Democracy will
widen as the campaign advances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13

A valuable paper on the care of poor and
vicious children was read yesterday before
the Social Science Association at Saratoga, by
Rev. Charles l.. Brace, whose Jealous and IN
telligent work III connection with the Children's
Aid Society of NcwYork has gwen him a
practical knowledge of the best ways of caring
for the little waits and Outcasts of society. He
strongly disapproves of putting pauper chll-
dren in almshouses. The best place for them,
he thinks. is IN the county with farmers fam
lilies, subject to the supervision Of local COM
,nittees. The homeless, wandering children
of cities he would gather in asylums and in
dustral schools and distribute them as soon
as possible to homes on farms. For the ha-
btually vicious ne would provide farm schools
ON the family plan. placing them IN cottages,
In groups Of twenty or twenty-five, under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Aug. 3, 1879.
In view Of the recent Of the Socialists In
Breslau the German Government is considering the
practicabiIty OF making the AntiSocialist law more
rigorous The leaders Of the Liberals are now Discuss
inz a programme 20 unite the various sections.
six British lron-clads have arrived at Besika Bay.
The Italian Minister Of the Interior has directed the
projects to prevent any demonstration OF the Italia
irredenta party, and 10 watch all agitators
1t is stated that the City Of sernagur the capital Of
Cashmere, ordinarily containing 100000 inhabitants
has only $4,000 since the famine
A powder magazine at Durango, Spain, has exploded.
killing fourteen persons.
Wilbur r. Raymond, the alleged forger, has been re-
leased His former employers. Rumsey d Co., Seneca
Falls, ". Y. declined to prosecute him.
The miners OF Warwckshire. at n mass meeting have
declared that award OF the umpire in the dispute be-
tween themselves and the masters means starvation
John j. Mechi, the wellknown scientific agricuurist,
writes as follows: The crops assuming more
healthy appearance still hope 10 begin the mar
vest on the Goth OF August"
In consequence OF the threatening movements Of the
Turks a large number ofnew rides have been disrib
MED anon the Greek troops, and six batteries OF
artillery completely equipped.
The Spanish Naval Department has decided to con-
struct two large fngates.
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PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
EKowE TO BE REOCCUPIED-THE NAVAL BRIGADE
SENT HOME.

LONDON, Aug. 3, 1879.
dispatch from Cape Town, dated July 10, via
Madeira, says General Creslocks cavalry have
burned Ondlni and Mugwende, on the eastern line
OF the British advance. Babulmanzi, Cetywayos
brother, and several other important chiefs have
surrendered to Lord Chelmsford.
Inc movement of troops retiring from the neigh
borhood Of Ulundi was expected to be retarded by
the heavy rams and Increasing transportation diff
culues which would prevent any readvance thus
season, even If such a movement was necessary.
Ekowe is TO be reoccupied.
The Naval Brigade has been reGmbarked for Eng
gland. The volunteers who were originally raised
for the campaign against Secocoeni, have been or
dered into positions between Fort Weber and
Derby to the north of Zululand 80 as to cut off
Cetywayo's retreat northward and prevent raids
by the Zuus in the neighborhOod of the Intomb
and Assega Rivers.
Puff Adder, an important chief on the northern
border of Cape Colony, has been captured
The Colonial Ministers have informed the Assem-
bly, that they consider the present an inoppOrtune
time for giving effect to the recommendations OF
the Home Government in favor of confederation,
soon peace is restored. The action of the Cape
Government Is generally approved.
THE COMNANDER's REPORT
Sir Garnet Wolselev's dispatch to the War Office
Is as followsi Propose to form brigade of artil
lerv and engineers and a squadron Of cavalry for
the Transyaal. | am reducing expenditures. have
gwen permission to lord Chelmsford to return to
England. / am disbandng some Of the expensive
Irregular cavalry. CetywayO is said to he in the ln-
gone Forest.'
The Standards dispatch frow Kwamagwasa, dated
July IL, states that the Colonial cavalry corps has
been ordered to be dlshanded.
LIEUTENANT CAREY ACQUITTED.
The proceedings of the courtmartial In tho Of
Lieutenant Carey who commanded the expedition
i'll which the late Prince Imperial lost his ife have
been quashed on tine ground OF infOrmallty.
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SEVENTEEN BUILDINGS BURNED.

HoULTON, Me-. Aug. 3.-About o'clock this
morning fire was discovered in the Swanton Stable.
and an alarm brought out tho peoples but the town Is
without fire department and possesses very Door faci-
tics for exting gushing fires. The old daPidaed hand
engine WAS brought out but did good Bucket bri-
gades were formed, and the work of extingush-
ing the fire was begun in earnest. Meanwhile
tho flames were spreading, and seventeen build
.ings we're burned, including the store of Esta-
brook & Bro. stove dealers, Miss Smiths millinery
store Kennedy's tailor shop Robert GallaRhers boat
nianufaetorv the post oeo, Blacks livery stable
tenement houses, McMasiers stable Dr. Walkers new
house and stable the Johnson double tenement house
and Ebeu WOodburys fine residence. the bic
the Custom House, David Edwards new bakery aud
{. =. Temys residence and stable situated on an
emiuence above the Custom House. The fire burned
for three hours The total loss is $685. 900 and nsur-
auaa
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CRIMES AND CASUALTiES-BY TELEGRAPH.

DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Aug. 3.-JOhn O,DOnnell, age
thrytwo drowned while bathing in Providence River
this afternoon
A SERIOUS OMNIBUS ACCIDENT
MONTREAL, Aug. 3.-An omnibus overturned this
morning while coming INTO ow1 from 0gtsment SIX OF ho
A YOUTH DROWNED AT MILTON.
PoUGuKKEPsIE, n. Y, Aug. 3.-Charles Nicholson,
age eighteen. crowned In the Hudson a. Milton TO day
while bathing The body has not been recovered
DEATH FROM LOVE OF EASE.
ALTOONA Penn, Aug. 3-Srs. George Newton
was burned death yesterday by the explosion Of osa
OIL with which she was Lighting hfe Her oody was burned
PILOT BOAT RUN DOWN.
HALIFAX Aug. 3.-A schooner from Darlington
plo boat on Friday Ia fos % thts haroor and
dsnased her Seven men on the plot boat had mario"
escape from drowning.
A FATAL USE OF LAVDANUM.
GoUvrRNEUR n. Y, Aug. Sc A. Mendon, Of
New.Yort was found in his HOUSE
tebsDly for he tOOthAohe. He died soon afterward.
A BRAKEMAN FALLS BETWEEN HIS CARS.
Of AiSsoy. brakeman on the Hudson yer karOsd fell
aud such serious injuries that he died at p IL
A STEAMER sINGULARLY DISABLED.
HALIFAX, y. s., Aug. 3.-Ihe steamer Langshaw,
New.York for Beast put into ST. john ~ +. sunday
last dsabe IN consequence OF coll q hawser having get
sci proceeded on her voyage on Tuesoay
PAINFUL ACCIDENT AT CoVINGToN
CINCINNATI. Aug. 3.-Mrs. John Howe, the wife OF
prominent business Of "a cinnau and Anna Brown
hight and both we're sahocatoi Mr. Howe hsSrias theI
cries ran Sgt a3a I9pee 40 their ro He "A ker
THE ARREST OF A LONG TRUSTED CLERK.
BURLINGTON, VT, Aug. 3.-Nenrly two years agc
Onco discharge 10 being rumorSd that there
deneleney his accounts lie has nov been arrested on
ia Paige was yery popular young maD, and been II
the employ Of the Vermont Central Road iron boyhood
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
INTERNATIONAL CRICl

INTERN ATIoHAL CRICKET IN CANADA.
OTTAWA Aug. 3.-Ihe Canadian Eleven in the
forthcoming international Cricket Hatch at otaUais nearly
selected
A PILOT BOAT TO BE SOLD
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Aug. She New-fork pilot
Webb be got of Quonocontaug Beach and
viii be sold.
FISHING OFF LABRADOR.
HALIFAX. n. g. Aug. 3.-News from the Labrador
fisheries sunday very favorable In the straits the
hslng generally iaiI in Southern Labrador niddhnE Tor
cod and salmon.
AN INSURANCE AGENT MISSING.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 3.-fTaBcis 5. Maybn an in
sad has not since heard from Rumor has Is that he had
failed paper the OF $40 Oo0 $4,000
PASSENGER RATES RESTORED.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3.-Eastern railroads have re-
81 Louis, Kansas CITY and Northern Companies have With
drawn from sale al through tickets from Missouri River
points.
THE CLOSE OF CAMP OF sPIRITUALIsTs
BosToS, Aug, 3.-This was the closing day of the
spiritus-ts mPTeettng at onset Bay About 1000 per
SONS present l. stebsins Of Detroit speaking Of the
Pocasse tragedy said that Freeman and hs wife led By
bind faith In old stories.
RESCUE IN TEXAS.
GALVESTON Aug 3.-Deputy- Marshal George
route fer Fort Wert attacked BY three Affords
Wonndod TWO Of the Affords we've wounded but they res
cusd the prisoner ana escaped.
A BLOODY RAID BY INDIANS.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. g. he Mexican Con-
do "a uey that he pursued three bands Of Nescaeio
asd Llpan indian. Which have bssn rGiEs Una, eoa5y
aud crossed back into TeTas
RIFLE SHOOTING on THE PACIFIC
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 3.-Ibe rih0 tournament
Of regulars for positions on The Creedmoor Team " ended ne
following highest twelve scores the makers rhGn
VIII represent the Pacne Division sefso-nt "S 5s9
ellie 239 Lieutenant Gordon 4dbi sefses1i hoAsy
Captain Miller 229 Lieutenant A5deIsn g.9 Wien. sae ss
Private Jackson, zzo.
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THE AFF4IRS or ". II. H. MURRAY

SEIZURES OF LIVE STOCK AT GUHFoRD, CONN.,
MR. MURRAY FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED.
Boston, Aug. SIT Is stated here that the
Rev. ". H. H. Murray is In the AdIrondaeks his
Summer vacation number OF his friends, however,
discaim any knowledge Of his whereabouts. Mr.. Muir
ray is financially embarrassed, and most or his live stock
at Guilford Conn., has been attached Boston gentle
man named T. II. Emerson, having claim for $4,000
received check to meet the claim but that did not
answer the purpose and he had the sheriff at
NewHayen serve attachment at Guilford The sheriff
met VITA difficulty in finding something which had not
been already attached He learned that the farm was
heavily mOrtgaged and that Deputy-Sherin Hart OF
Madison had already attached various colts. horses
wagons and satisfy claim held by d. d. Critten
den & Co.. of Now Haven for feed furnished. The New
Haven Sheriff last attached number Of high spirited
high booded horses belonging the farm of the clergy
man. Alter performing his legal duties, the Sheriff
found difficulty I'm obtaining men who had courage
enough to handle tho stations the animals being re-
garded with fear account OF their high
temper 1t kept the Sheriff up nearly all night getting
these bOrses provided with quarters Five three
yearoid 60 r. al North Guford duly attached. and
a number OF the clergynan's colts IN hiddletswH.
Other movable property OF Mr.. Murrays had been at
tached small claims Forty th0usan1 dollars worth
OF Mr. Murr2y's stock In the Blackboard Company was
also attached. Tue company's matters IN nswise
affected by this attachment The impression prevails
among gentlemen acquainted with Mr.. hurrays affairs
that his embarrassment Il only temporary matter, aud
that the clergymans private means are amply sufficient
10 meet all demands. To the Blackboard Wagon Com
many at NewuaVen Ia ascrbed the enbarTa OF
Mr. Murray He is the heaviest sOckholder In the
Germ aud the factory established ouy recently.
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STATUE OF THEIRS INAUGuRATED-THE LEGIsLA-
TURE PRoRoGURD.
PARIS Aug 3, 1879.
The statue Of Theirs was unveiled to-day
at Nancy in presence Of large assembage which in
cuded members the Ministry, Senators aud Deputies
and many other distinguished persons.
~ De MaTcere, Minister OF the Interior declared, In
his speech on the occasion that Government was
solved to remain truo the noble ideas of Thlers-
namely, Conservative Republic, guarding the National
traditions Just influence Of France in Europe and IN
the whole world
in resisting even his party when his Liberal Con-
SENTATIVE convictions were touched. NJ. Simon con-
cuded by saying: France is saved. She possesses
forever Republican Government and liberty TO think.
teach ami She has Issued from combat Ii is
ecsssary for etaer TO ydnqush 1er enemies or to
reassure them The dehntiye form Of the Revolution OF
1870 Ia Conservative, Liberal Republic, such as d.
Timers created" -
NJ Martci President OF the Senate. also spoke. The
speech of NJ Il deemed specially significant as DO
impIedy defends ms opposition TO NJ jules Ferry $
educational policy by pointing TO the example OF d.
THEIRS. NJ. has been accused by tue Gambetuhts
Of intending to mako a bid Tor the Premiership at the
Nancy demonstration.
Premier Washington yesterday read decree In the
and Chamber of Deputies prorOgung the session.
reassembo IN Paris the 10Th OF November or Isl
December. Previous to prOrOgatiOn the President ri
the Tariff Commit said that the tarn might be dis
oussed aud voted beforo ths end Of the year.
The Council General OF the Department Of the seine
has PASSED a vote urglag tho Government to promptly
inquire INTO the pracca6iity Of making fresn tunnel
IN the SImpiOn Pass.