New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-20

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s. ~ CAWVkNINHS SutH0E5ch<D ~ AA&SNs 800
boMgrHno ON ais MIND wHicn hk DECLINES ~
s, DISCLOSE.
!. a,,,,c, f,s,aoanintp said a TaBuNE reporter to
~ Te]l-known tenor, whom he met yestsruhMyy
snorf,ing In Fourteenth.st IN company Mssh s ns
reported that there has Dssn s0e ft'i
snrrores I'M musical circles that he Is backward IN
fulfilling the terms Of your engagement 4.,,o. a.
rrene6. with 3 characteristic gesticnlation. Not
z exnefly that Sir. MaplesUn has always palu mo
: Ivy salary TO the last son.D -. a..
dociioa Of tho operas Of MefstOfele and Lohen-
aoh. not at all. Those operas were put upon the
etaoe a ideslred / soc what you are driving q.
howeyer. You want to know whether biz maple
~, ard myself are on the best terms or not. WOE
svainst him. but had rather not 80 into the &c,
tails OF II at present You see II Hlenn Sng ,nl
come to mo- tcr instance ana D0rsTw serward
INV frsf stem would not be to rush into the papers
w5th my grievance against him. Now MT; Maple
4 3 am literally forced to speak, which may eveptn -
Sliv be the case, would prefer keeping the aiian
Il Z Tnen vorr uopappearance during the past
week was not rssnl OF the trouble AZ, ,,;th
means ayebecn TsslIy ysT I s show wi'i
have too rreat q respect for the American puonc 70
djaappoint IL without due cause"
Hoy long does your engage9,ssbns ass INV
remain With Mr.. Mapleson until the end Oh inc
s. saving sirnor Campanini resumed his walk
followed BY the inevitable pug
AN OFFICER INTIMIDATED
Al the olose of the morning session OF the Tombs
Police Court yesterday ~ :; Whitney, Oh n, Tue Tue
society for Che Prevention of Crime, appeared De-
lore Jnstice Nandeil, and made application Ior an
aStachnent against Charles s. kimbalL VINO disap-
peared after warrants were obtained on his am
ths arrest q the proprietor. and INMATES as
% TIE gambling houses Nos. ana 10 Anl-ss JUS Us
Z fice WandeH said that he had no power TO comply
4 with the application, aud that be did not KNOW OF
any law authorizing him g act 10 tne mater ~ II
was altogether outside Of his jurisdiction. mr.
whitney stated that If there was any law on the
s statute book giving him the power ne woul9 nave
Z KInbal arrested and IL he was held under qufesS
Z by those who harb0yed evil Intentions toward nim
dc would protect him. He intended 60 call az the
done . IL you should procure sufficient authority
Of l 81. ast ascordisSy Er Whitney suggested that
the maristrate had power to commit kimpal ior
contempt Of court but Justice Wandell declined 10
entertain this view OF the case. ..u
THURSDAY KimbaIl had positively refused to accom-.
pany him and detachment OF police wDen aDout
70 start for the purpose OF executing the warrants
assigning as reason that the gambi had prom
In the afternoon Mr. Whitney again visited the
Court, accompanied BIZ Mr.. KimbaiL and SAID that
the absence of the latter when called upon 70
testify in Court was owing TO the faet tnat ne nad
beer threatened with bodily harm. kim6all u is
stated, was found In q liquor store IN ChuTc1-st.
Che affidavit of Kmball to the effect that he was
witness against several persons for gamping, ana
was In fear OF bodily harm, he was committed tem-
porafily TO the House OF Detention.