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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07


BARRETT-At Schulvvire. Penn. August ;, $50. Ahe
Nckn~ry q Horace r. and -snli. B. -itrrrt' i1r !
place. september ~ y ellie o7 i-ah
eldest chll of The -sEIa, GET rc1rs.
CUMTSG~-Cu Monday ocfoo~r D. 1873 20 l2S East
EIfh--. Laura ST.. Altr pi James ,irl4lss
N0t ce ui ilu.ral Hereafter
HOTT-Af Hyde Park " y slruf iaY, october 1, Mrs.
lila ioV- r-e tth rrlr pf beg a..
ltc residence. ON TUESDAY Dcio''f DO %
-;iuD
KFrIODG-In Phale Dbia. September p Ms EhynDerl
~ Ihr LATE Hosea Kellogg ana mother 81 TIE Kew A.
Il. Kellogg. formerly u tIis CRY.
~ tI-IALL.-At Greeley Col. september -, George y.
Marshall formerly oi tais city.
NOBl.E-0n Monday October .. 1872 Julia E., laughter
-I- Benjamin Ferris
Norce ~ flnerli hereafter. no flowers.
PELTOv-Ou October g. s7y typhoid fever A. his com
Try residence, Great harrington Ai,- timothy IT, tei''N'
OF this cliy. 90 tie 5ltil Yrlr If AIS age.
PArTERSOv-)n SATURDAY. ocuoosr I. Miss ~ Elizabeth
daughter OF -h- lste AleI anfer 3. tiers ID. .
Funeral uf 1rotlsr n-llN = Il.
kngsbrT 20 West 5t'hst. On llssiiy, Oetooer = AZ
/
Friends of the family invited To- attend.
sABINE-surceuv. sltIr,ay October g. Julia Hannah.
Funeral serves IN tuesday October At rom First
Reformed Episcopal Church. MJsOn-aYe And s5t- IL .
requested that 80 lowers De sent.
sKFELs-At Washington. y. e., on Monday octo1sr o.
1870 Chris topler -krel=. The Jjfh ~ as AZ
Tho remains VIII L0ckport, y Y. for burial
UNDERHILI.-Of scarlet frveS The ith Inst Howard
H. sdxaE And Mary Emma nierhIl, aged : Jears
and months,
Funeral private.
Intermeut AZ IarrvtOwn
Won GLAHS-On sunday morning. October >. HIbrmd
agr-f 70 years.
ana friends are attend funeral
frDm It Matthew'S Lutheran
Churrl Broomr and EIZdDeth-1ts-
Interment IN Green wood C retery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07

mittee held last evening al No. rs Bnecksf-aL
William Freeman the chairman. stated 1i a. iai - -
authorized by the chairman OF the republican state
Central Committee push forward prcHaEAi.oD- u"
meeting OF cDlOrrd Republicans nc tie tO1i"f
Union or elsewhrr~ 10 ratifv the Republican state
ticket. and that steps hal been taken Win NAT view
The meeting win b. held some fifnr this mouth k
utuns were adopted thar the UIiiOd States are ia df
hound protect every cifizrn ne u free an open
exercise OF every rgm aud privilege appcrta nin1 10
en- zeuship: that The successful aftf mpt 81 me Demo
cratic party the solid south recent elections 30 rod
che freedmen OF their franchise Dr. nnHd1iloh. Nl"-
leHcp. fraud and murder must be- viewed WIN Aliiih
and md gnafio1 ard calling npon fl rfur-i Fnrf IN
tie rlfy co-sniv and STATE ~ NeWlers r JON ~ alhs
the success OF the Republican party and 10 standiia
Ia The coming election. most en--isiSt.e
spirit manifested.
At the regular weekly NEE sing OF the NEiIh Assem-
blv District Cornell and Ho-kns tamualGu 'lnD li-t
evening about SEVENTY i've names we're ddden 10
the rolls OF membership vigorous .p"sA was n'ie
by Professor Allen Hunt. of the XXI Assembly y 80
frct. IN which thu National issue, OF the CON hg
election clearly and eiGquentiy ,ihcnssed Ait'
sluns % General Grant anu senator biaine pr'Nntru
hcrtv applause. The state Issues were DISCUSSED ny
ID. }. Riddle.
paigu Cub in the rwrufy-fiiiri Wfrt. 10 Eroek.ft'
decorated ist evening with htg. ana over the en-
trance lun- Chinese lanterns "a iuf f' r val ""-
proof engraving ~ he republican candidate Tor Gov
rrunr. The principal speech OF the evening WA. HAif
bg C44faiH -. ArIutYrr Of ElDriua. lie pradei lNt
OF human rIzlts and ire ballot. ne r'Nt' u
many instances 90 oppression for pultleu epihoi,
whch bad fallen uu Ter bI- Observation lui ng iie '
wears he had lived FLORIDA. uthcrrgr, ''rIl nv
Colonel the Confederate Arus, lad SAID 20 hli ma
not been fa,I-hf ~prerlir- wee nlfif also 'F - .l
DIS man Lew L -tCEmar. knDrrt NlA Week ana Lee
RtV. Father Glra~ou. George +. Llctt, president oi
tAe elmo, made brief = marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
OPPOSED TO A COALITION.

About sevsnty-ive Republicans from the
OF BROOKLYN met last evening ~ eSecu-
tive session IN sawyer. H AZ Fulton and Jaysts Co
consider the question OF forming a coalition
with the Independent Democratic organization.
Tie call for the meeting Issued by
tn~ Executive Committee 81 the Republican
General Committee Among those present were eN
Mayor Schroeder. Alderman RTy. cx-Aldermen Arnott
and Gri-woid. sx-Judge Cook. James Tanner. G. "
Goddard. Jonathan +. Norton, sigism md Kauiman A.
J. Perry and Josrph Reeves Mr.. PrrTy was III q ~
rhe chair aud Mr. Norton made secretary.
rr Bertrc lasted COR several hours. and the question
WIS discuSsen thoroughly. cfc.es we're made uy Af
T1nner Charles r. Morton. Ir. Perry. Augustus Nav
eTlcK. VT KiufiL ~ Hr. ron- and others The pre-
yan- sentiment - mat coalition womb De- nifl, VT
the best Of the party and resolution 10 ti-
feet. ofrrf4i hr r. b. - agman. wa- adopted ny
20 vote ~ 50 90 l.. In the minority were 4ifssr-.
Srhruci-r RIy fetdar'. Reeve, Rcnar'sOn- BENNETT
aud Fielding. among rIo-e opposed % forming q
coalition 1-.rs. K4nlnan. Perry. -r0ne, nn'r,
Morton. Cook. sheriff Williams. John Michel anu
Hubbard if-uafleKseu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
BOURBON B4LLADS.-No. IL

"Nv object in coming North and bringing
this PACK III boodhounas Ia 10 show your peop.e re-
ularkaDls feature o. ne .ns1v,, , ,, o reb bas
been saii tBis siav-tracklng ~ o"odIouuoh De
sore and uuilh- .He ~Ai 80 80 Wi "a. 10 ni--ue a
have been 80 trained tLat LEY " r IN. -,
negro when ordered 10 stop. TRACKING hds oeSh
Save going over ana through swamps Tor more
than 300 miles have pe-n sase" ia'a' mi never
NJ m. rnar Georgia aud Carolina breed, and. though
- e0,,Dn..v, ,Vere alxavs Considered 4 necessary
adjunct 10 our system - v !. HC~rf1 porf OF lpter
view win one Colonel Thomas B.aer. Of south Caro-
NV name is Colonel lingo Of the L"I"nt
I brune the houu's % show 20 nov theyd ruhj
THEY'RE very necessary IN cur rc-i"n.
When thar nggr0-huntlng 9" To- done.
jest see their iessi they're supp" - horsei
They run a right smart dlsta4c' Pa 2 Gay.
An IF they have the scent Of blood. ~ course,
The frightened darkey never oats away.
The mighty truth fer witch AIN cOnteadn'
Is this hat hOun wttii seen over ia"
Set on a niggers trail are out defendiA
The high an sacred majesty NJ law.
They never eat I'm up or hurt hmb,
ProridiH' that the man by wien they're SEMI
GIFTS thar IN time TO call I'm OF M mn;
An ef he dOn't-wby. tnats an accident.
This back bow. sam. wich hev brung with me,
Right i'm their Kennel he hes slep fer years;
Wei start i'm on an chase i'm up tree,
To demonstrate he hesYt any fears.
They won't hurt no One-these ere dogs VIII not
Why yes, IL time. Of course. they klil few'
But Rcrcr chaw thing on wlch they're .ot'
Onless they Jedge their master wants eu 10
These dogs ketehed fugitlves sfore the WAT.
-Whai's thatf Twas ended fifteen years ago,
An wof was these 'uDs trained 10 bloOdhouns for
Tkese foier on the human trail, ION know,
J.st ,eld0n,-nOw and tben-tO teach eln how.
Prebaps the lime Is comm Wen they may
r. needed down thar-thOugh they are not now
You notice that prehaps IL all / say.
Three years ago some blood in Hamburg flowed,
Pecause the SASSY niggers kep drumuln
And marched then soldiers IL the puoic ruan
When me- and other gentlemen wuz comm.
We he'd 70 take out SIX an shoot EN- dead
B4fore the fents would III Gerstand their places;
b. givlu' now and then dose of lead
We mana re % prevent war OF races.
Nv name Is Colonel JIngo of the Legion.
/ hruug the hOUn's u show you how tbeyd rum
They Ar. TX ceeaing useful III our region
When thar Is ian ggrO-hunting 10 De done. .
Their Jaws arc quare, their legs are long ana sAH
And II you show EN- starting fOf their prey.
gorl. fattef eel garment that was worn Dy hiIn
The frightened darkey never glts away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
TO SPEAK FOR ROBINSON.

The Democratic State Committee was en-
gagged yesterday AT ST. James Hotel IN drawing up
hst OF speakers campaign, aud In correspondence
with politicians the interior. Most Of the -peakeT-
are residents OF the state AMI VIII have orders 10 con
nne their remarks State issues. ana TO avoid all rg-
eni with Republicans about the solid south. the Chs
DIN murders and the Dixon tragedy. Clarksoh " Pot
ter is 10 begin Of speeches al POughkeepsie Oh
saturday None ~ tue other candidates the ticket
will tEke the stump except AftOrney-Generi
schoonin tkcr. and he viii make only few speeches
senator Keruan and Daniel Dougherty will De the main
reliance oil tie party prevent the IRISH voters from
DESERVING IL a budy the camp OF Joan Kelly.
e.osror Herman writes rhe committee that he viii e
Al it, service October 10. lie VIII De- asked 20 de-
liver an Address this cg at once. samuel j. hfAdal.
spenAcr the House az hspres natives. mas maze also
large number OF ga4cmrnts 10 -peaA ID ms state
D. s,uaug luf tons or documents Utmost
wholly Ia relation u STATE matters. Great credit IL
claimed for a led .icilOu OF iaAcs
Among tAe callers the rooms or the committee yes
to-day we're senator Pi,rre, n BrooEi'n; iown-ena
OK Congressman Viii l.. Robertson, John bgs-
low ~ Secretary nf stHi-; l.u ti1ia H.
Winfield, General IAomas + DuHfAc AID grnt4ai JoAA
H. WoaIsdri. Adj ItaLt-G 4nela-.
Xr.It-fdfV ril committee hnnniulu AZ tNc itIt
conference OF fe Robinson leader confer VIA Tue
.nuufr. Democrats bryan tucr HurG i.+l sIll. tie
-r+fr The committees Ull meet tie Influential ID mo
Gratis In eucn county ascciain from fhe le condition
~ rF.s rqrfv d. every township AAn ETr advice a. 10
~ bsi li-i holds 10 adopt srrule votes iur Lac ~
nauinsou Tho state CanInttc" A-d receive. Reports
gon fsro q fiirs. rt hi4i HLt lhtt "rhi
III Il rhu.1a County AID another that went 20 orange
county. TIE reports wrrr ihNorHDie.
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wha Donaldson and his hsp'ess companion. Grimwood.
uicht have said. 10 seems cnriousy % forecast the
fate which pronsb overiaken the writer Wise dedt
Gated that panph4 follows; " To all reckless
- Iuauts who run their cloud scraDing coaches with
DISREGARD of consequences. who. in other words.
essay as without making due calculations ana
lreplraii1ns aghf this little narrative Is Dedicated
And tn the last words winch his imaginary
Donaldson pI upon paper. before hngu the bottle from
rnr balloon over Lake Michigan In the end. ask
the v0ria iu Gel chartahly With me- should my 0ouy
he found. f decent burial. and write for an ep
ranh Here lies the body of whose reckless
hilton AID tclr OF beng accused o. want OF nerve have
strridred his hf- ana BETRAYED another fellow
mortal $500 tie suarr~ Of Celth. with higher object
o., -rersst OF scheme which. q say the
ifef o. bus tang IN ne prusres Uf art aud
rehnrmeut.' -ei'r.i auc delivered. Amen :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
GpeciaI Notltes.

Advertisements intended for the issIs Of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed II before m 70
day.
Congress- Water superiority a c1.hartc AMI aSsr1
ACID or crude that hsadache internal ant
euds destroy meiu1an AL mineral watrrf
dangerous MTtants may Dc known oy Al ArI ~rt
Mans Mission on EARTH thorough Medical Treat
indicating COnurae Disabilities NAV be removed Inc
experience years study observation and professional
uracrce showing the tlat VIII insure hesi0eJ An
hood vitality ant sou nj conditions or Health
that been impaired oY 0yeraxrd powers statement
them 25e. currency postage stamps Addras
Secretary Museum Anatomy ana science, tcy ot ave. y
M one would think OF feenz mutton.
yet Of tanes"us noois + hsrly ls,s de,'rieuV To
pared readily assmaed oy the Youngest Md i1rn
ing relab bic substitute for mothers MIX Orug
sists sell Il everY"herr.
Post t,fce Nouce ne rDrags trs ssss uls
SATURDAY. october Il 1873, viii c'0s- AZ ths once On
TC Es DAY. 1t 73O Tor kuroPs- " ssa''ll SeN1dA
via On WEDNESDAY, AZ -iJo a. m. 10. La
To- France specially Lddfrsse. Anu al A. ~ tot
France direct France via HaVre on THURS
DAY Al 50 a. NJ ruroy- steamship Adriatie. VIA
esDOaIsnce fOr tcrD4y
oe speclssy aadrsssodl. anu At for Erroue ~
~ -ArU RDAY. IL 4 EuroDc Oy se0 nslnD Guy ~
R.rifn Va an CORES ior an
h. .n.eiallv
y II-t1 = :, ,,- s.rr.nr &c ov steansliD Main.
az liJO t-ul III - "a 80 fr.,t ARR nm
ana specially Addressed li- nsis
fof Denmark ani MOI var are dispatched OF Ham
and all eaye October and "a me 14is Tor
Poetic viii leave NesfOrN october : The malls for
ir eruri1 Will lsase October o rha mails for
Aapin Ports viii leave New fort DC
SswYcrK October II. The nJis 1r Clin, aud Japan va
FraIsisc0 October - ihe n1.4s for AasrALL
&c VIII cave san srAnfi'92 9e."SeE W., po..u.,sr
Post Oeiee. Sav-York. October : 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07

There hos rear decided failing ~ rhe ereff1re rather
act SO demand ordinary qua lty n ielvv hrau2n ~ -
criIlati Nu ffr other hauf. hnl-t-T. f
Family Hores are Do si-hiT dfn ll Al cii'-i
rates which m low gpld-fer9. According fn sn ana
asto -tr from ~ lasgj9 per head glmv aria
se from $500 rl PAR several Ia o- eAni
nuaf-v Heavy Drlug Horses fresh from no rrnn
irv rAr ls' of ex nre1- cYmp.nlf- .
500 500 one pUr m plfi.. a.. Y clnr -oa
NJ so one gfvsh Nrnurigm 10 &c. 500 -fVt-h car
slow ~ silr. and ire held ron o-i So
per Dafr Inferior quality Harness for general cry
se from -1rsl2i heal Arrivals moaerati. YET
iullv e4Iai 20 The demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
politisa! Noilres.

Naturalization Tho committee npoin-sd bv the Repub
COMMITTEE wall meet Iaii, I'D l-slgal cf7 sec
nnl Assembly nisfrlc- lrli n r ahias
pc4nls c4 receive fful lhflr respective ui-cl As
location Oucf huura. 10 20 81 ami -fEl 90 October.
ROBERT q. McIOEll. cnalrIaan.
en-. \. -CnArgl CirrL-
NlITth Assembly, District cornel ana n ssiss canfi
ClAh meet tler ADJ artcTs N"~ 60 .i 30 ~ e~
18th the So - Afl ig, 90 IciofA for De- pr
trIUr Tale lnuinatuls- Colonel tfuf1 -
carter Lau.sluL fnd hers ~. Idirs-r thr mrriin1
q lAkl.E D. -4ENCEl;, ffoaiAenN
Insrru h. PfLLNl h. .....-.,...
1.ltIAeaItlS alss44- e''N--+~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
CHAIRMAN FAULKNER's METHODS.

tv1rrFsrING ILLUSTRATIONS OF HIS SYSTEM OF
CoNDUci1NG REFORM cASvAssEs-A SEEM
ING ATTEMPT TO ENTRAP REPUBLICANS a
rorcu1vG APPEAL TO WILLIAM NJ. TWEED IN
1871.
The following circular letter, sent ont Sc
crer.v nv the chairman Of ;he Robinson state Commit
tee Will prove OF interest Republicans. who VIII not
believe that Faulkner want the names for which
he asks any good purpose;
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
STAIE COMMITTEE, Ct. JAMES HOTEL.
Corner Broadway and Invent y-sixth-sti
New-YOrk. Oct. !. 1879.
DEAR SIR: For immediate and important use N the
~ Ter uroperty-o Republican, OF reason and
iudru.sut-in each town IN your county For drgent
-easors quick response j. earnestly solicited Cor
daily yours, l. d. I AO-A'IA NN' N1''
Mr. FAUIKNER's LETTER TO TWEED.
A striking illustration Of Mr.. Faulkner's campaign
otbods Is afforded BY the given herewith, which
h .a,t IN william NJ Tweed after the robDeres OF the
r reed Riug had been exposed Tweed was then In
ansntial In the Enc Railway ofco. This istter was
,naorsed ON the back Request complied with, Oct %
1871; ,
DASsvILLE Livingston Co, " " OFT. %, lsfl
nv DEAR sIH: ABIDE FROM tue interests or The state
icket we are making tremendous struggle IN tlls
county on local Ocsrs. The e1p-nse ID heavy, but
naar n eheerfy What want yOu 10 soc % Tor me IL
mo r.vv day before elrcon-ROt SOOHerI want every
ennloys OF the Erie Railroad. the towns Of Sunda
-uru-wafer, IOuesus. LIvolia and Avon u ue
seen 70 MaHv from this town are on the Efle
canal have Out for them 10 come lOme Get me
as-es from Rochester 70 Wayand ana return, II you
rsp by Erie R4lroad-say twenty III number sush as
ne NOT us-d will return You the Ofhee. Every
httls helps. In great haste. yours. L. b FAULKNER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07

The Kelly state Committee received dis
patch run O-wrSo Yesterday. stating that Che osFeso
CGy Central John Kelly Clg5 bad been organ z'd With
Ill nundrfi members. news was received also ri
the formation II Kelly CLUBS Dobps Ferry ana
Irvinon. Tnf committee ll- issued circular, wlifh
has been Distributed yfueiv urginr maj KEW Guns nt
formed In! uIeO.ug pinned form With hituks 10 st
uscG lziu- rnc CUBS IL i- doubf ~ D. sr - nv
VIII h-Eu BIS -rc making onr through ihr -fit' b'
for Monday next IL will b. absent from THIS city
x. rhe plan OF nls pol teal as.9ciltes now 20
have him accompanied by ac0re Oh New YORK ller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07

No 81 Bourbon Ballads With music 50 for the
stump. Price 10 cents
No s. Rspudai In the solid south record u rnk
dishonesty aad sectional shame. Price ceDtz
10 a. Tire 3 e Current Financial Topics for Honest
Voters In p short Price cent?
No IS The Chsolm Tragedy The baroitsn Of The South
A. shown n narrative Of the murder II Aer
husband daughter and ttie son irghin inde1eat Of
..Ihc Best citizens - Ksmper County" Price cents
No So The Republican standard The Principles and Lead
crs " the Republican Party New YORK state Platform and
Candidates President Haye-s speeches IA Ac West Vice
President aad Conkng at siratDga and
senator Fenon Address the u Cataraugus
the Fruits of Agriculture. Price centa
-Four copies Of above Ave campaiSr documents
will b. by postage paid receipt 4 81 cents or 20
copies Of each SCR VIII express 100 copies Of
either 81 - 80 cope Of Tor 81 100 OF
either 90 or SIS OF 10 copies OF each Tor 81
Addr.-. al orsers 10 THE Tribune. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
MUSIC AND 4HE DRAMA.
IN THOMAs CONCERT.


The concert given by Theodore Thomas
last night on The The reopcuiag OF steiuway
Hall nirht als,ost De called festival The room was
crowded aud bE7s.t and sympathetic Audience test
by loud and long applause the popular -athcaaon
at Thoma~s return. With fine programme. noble
performance and brilliant assemblase o. listeners.
nothing Was lack ~ o. the success The
orchestra t-ere l;sie changed m lis per
sOuncl: and Conductor took his old place ~
the desk storm ~ welcome broke Tire following
was the Din
AZ lram tss suite IN d ........J : Iise6
4''no'oF'e 'ou' 'f'' NJ F Hnr,5ei ' '''H
S.iyenc 'ng' 49,
I4niasa "a Hungarian Air. ...-----.---- List
There one absolute novelty in his list namely
he ssvaulc Dance IN ningct ZINE. tho fourth OF
mes OF ClEAt 10y Anton Dvorlk. L Is composition o.
considerable -trousta and originality full 81 pomD and
spleudor aud OetrsyIlg the characteristic natlooa
taste fOr a -DarDaric maEalceuce- THE Slesfricd
Idyl fascinating to hear. difficult execute inter
rret has played here hy Thomas before, bat % is
little known. gr Rnmmel played the sclumann Con
serto with force. freedom aud tine tecanlqne, ami
made q still marked impression oy hls spirited rel
ierin- Liszt- heroic Fantasia, the orchestra ia both
pieces lending AIN a. admirable support
The great features OF the concert, however were the
symphony and The Bach Air the urs, was entAusiaS
acaly apD,aujed after every movement; the second
vas redemanacc. We fancy that those WHO nave been
accustomed say that the Thomas Or-hestrl exceled
oters only because tn were Eeyt IN constant Pr
ace must have been undeceived when they
beard the symphony last night Tie band had
been Oui OF practice for whoe rear. Doubtless
there was some te ~ the old polish and me uent
missing: we hardly know; did not t-lnk % these
ietal- FOR the interpretation -uffussd wiA such
sne and manly sentiment taat techn,ci olcmi-Aes Il
her were any, became II little account o. al con
iactors we have any knowledge Of. Thomas gets
nearest 90 Of Beethoven. The public, content
40 ENJOY "a musical entertainment does not often rcmer
,cr what constitutes good concert We have heard
hundreds OF respectable performance here and abroad
With wAch 10 WA, c.fcI.t find auy flU, cxcep that
.hey Ell the listener cold and weary The band was
excellent: Tie conductor intelligent aud earnest ;
.he compOs rhc c-eates And yet there was
,omefh.nr lackins--ome poetic deHcacv 81 Zee Ing
,one ~ ~ ant c0mposure in expression. some rsr
irr iu displaying soul OF .vmuhouT 1s well rs IL
umiuafc b-illfiful uurinrs Lest touch tlai
,ulv "a masters hand give. auC -naf We can no more
iehn. f.aa ausIvzr fhr pfior ~ tlc rose y re-
ef Thar touch of me .stc-'s hand $50 night; snd
many We ARE "a SAID o. Themselves a. tlrA
eft the NALL WlJ dld We ever le' that man 20 away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
RRO0KIYN THEATRE.

This house was opened last night. and Miss
Clara Morris 4preared iu ST. Dom PARTS play Of a
Eoval FavOr.te" based ou Jaue shore The
audience vas large aud patient. TIE piece is
mass II wild aosurlitT. Mss Norris acted
with -paslncdlc power several points. but
sould not redeem the play. A M. VaInry
w. delivering funeral Grafton. The WORK Is mostly
original. hut 10 cribs from Wills and fiom bG-
moderately handsome. tn rear view OF Hercules Oh
tae drop LII look better ~ covered WIN al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07

In ihe clar. the action OF the Executive
Committee n presenting to the Syracuse Con
vcnrion a memorial protesting against the rcnomina
non o. G. vernon Robinson approved ResO utions
in aJprsvi % the Tanmaay Hal ficket were adopted
4 proposal 81 b0id "A uass-meefiug OF German Demo
crits referred ~ the Executive Committee wish
authority To action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
FIRsr NIGHTs ArnALTIN0RE.

BALTIMORE. Der. o-Edwin Booth made his
arst appearance this season a. Forca opera House 10
night a. Han,lef aud greeted with very fHl
bouse he WAS called ont al end OF each act with
hearty enthusiasm Ms Cecilia Gaul. OF Baltimore
nad her a-~t appearance public since her return 2"
1mert al the Academy of Music tonight n welcome
CONCERT o.. Tered her under the cOAductOrshP oi NJ
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-reuared from frrurl --i form. and = -five
'v 800 the treatment 70 KIN amt r1p iiai-
rrrnuu1eui tn - rr skins ~ a-
-ar Nifh Tender ii'
re and -rrle- KIN lnd -rair af
rsIl-L bath rs fell if
refreshing fragrance equals -uruasr tie hest faf
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MIDNIGHT WKST HBR REPORT
InaioGfi0Rs.

Indications.
Fur New England clear or partly cloudy weather.
warner zoafueIls wIuds. lower barometer
For Middle Atlantic States cloudy or party
cloudy weather. with occasional raIu-. ctsiery "llus'
stationary OF lower temp rtturr and barometer.
CGsfiOnGTy SigaGis
CsutOnary signals continue from New Orleans to
Cape Hsiieras-
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Senatorial tions be held rhurssav Eveatnz
October ID. 1873 o'clock, a. L4e ioLO@lss named
places:
VI. senate District No. 466 pearlst
Win -efare District ~ Nh 80 ILutOn-.f
vim S@nate 3i.tr1ct q cnucofcia Nan - AveA.
With District Baing B'eeeker md
Morton ST..
IXtb senate District Rose HIN Hsn. 10. az 2i-avr
KIN District Harvard Room. te = md ft ave
XIth District Turner H9l. No. 81 " 81 sthst
peleEa-es % ~ apportons 3, f1llovs