davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-07-19
A RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT
Constable DaI and His "Pats"
Hold for Riot to the Grim.
inaI Court.
Under Cover Of' MI Illegal Nynr-
rant They Forced AL Un-
lawful flevy.

,ustnt sns. aIoer , yesleruay examined ~ ease
wsish was ~1 al.o ,r ronaorc por'snt " because % @ t
tho fact TINT. III deciding tho ease, tho Court was
(vrcc 10 ,,o.s u,,ol Tho validity or lno ,,ow INV.
l'nltln6 tho jas'saot'on ol a,latlcea aHa Comata'
cayo District" md "COok Uistrlct." Tho
W6etutt, Constable C1ntIcs Ual. II, e.. S;mMi.
Mspby WIZ esuo eisS'l wieS s}ot. w Tho .Sn SIse
corIrectiy gIyet. in sun,Iay'sT v 'rntu,;SHH. and.
NO fnr NJ the cyj,irtr9 wus it3,.srrn.ni' s
thoro was rea,Iy nottInn i,,w dcvs'opu,l yastSr.
outline tho cilse rs II apM:ared ycstcn!ny at st,t,
exarniuatlr,t, III, to ttto tl,nu M itrosco.tiUt,
sioss,l ~ aldo. The wlticstes exai,n9d rar tIa
Iiin,ee Airs. Carriu L. hudson tSir, urcaory's
stnttgiltors, Mtnry and Aiec,; Their Testimony
,it,jy N tho tlruu ,lufuuinnts won't 10 Mrs.
t[dsons l,o,,sc, nj 9S Wcst Adams strcct. whv,i
Mrs. ilutls0n Was lwAy, md, gtit0rinE With
f'i,t frrtMlsslalI. rrld some pApeFs tati
nixge!,iionl isl, 10 saty when Inc yo1nK
!ndy ai.i , iaot iiesstand nnd tlo1 gsoccsdatl 20
Foano'e ttl9 iast,,sn,e. Mnry hn4.seM mem .9
eaxa th1 iarI,itre ny phying ~ " ana no afa
Ss'!sn. s aiesory Wss % sent ssr s iaier ID
y, -, wy " no s'stesa''h'""s ""o w "cnt o'os
10 W. anu 100.
Tho defense COMMENCED ,hcIr aldo or tlo caso
Mt this punt by putting Dni vi thp stanI rho
Witness after stating that hn wns d N0iith Town
it;4 West Xtiunig strcrt, and MIsn ns 10 bts
ni,tt1urity for going there. lilo tion exnlblteI
thu execution. Mr. E. Q. Assay, counsel f0r tic
vcstcd TO tho Court TINT not uniy WIS tho instri..
mutt Il worthless ono IN It's l,icQ, but mIso be-
cnusu It wns unlrcnmIynn.cd Gy any transurpt
IN. t.ntt mi .tn,u.
, 1881-07-19

aucl Gnt'1i!na. rug lfsHrll*D ~ lh.u'rti'sm
!snso:. did '4ese fa!s" rseienlerS 10 ny otk
sh,r,'sttanIty ,' n.lly r. iho facgi They y Gr9on 'o
hds Mnlor tho hnlY altars q tho Church: ti,ay @
ulscnnco thonlselyns ~ nrtnot.lH E!lia!as: tnoy
syns1,. sMsn H Ia watraw , M to asD .,in,. ,s ~
proto!!se ot orlloxy il'as M frttn M o y9t,t'Hs
Krossnl " Hc n,stlohs snSy nny crKe a.se,s ,Ia
nj sae s!Tden! q tnatcrIa!ist'o ph9qssonnTy q
y sey ~ sao.!'ea ,s ,S' Ms id sSe csas
f.sv GhrlstlGnity nnd i0aflGe st .," aH" snv
ca,n4 TO- 10 @ Gssss Wa m pnnt 'ks scns
iint if.oy % not fce Christianity; they 'EnnIra nI,
" @ very era ~ Ihn rc,r @ t,,at arhnv h,l t,t,t ro.
Snrsa nnn,,al, rnscut fur Inc guo U0t IL Ia lit
NJ lalna 70 Muny Him. sS .hcsn s9ietii'a ,..', , ,'
totnlt. Ngverthclrss. wn!lo thpy sny Mttio or
nothing .nf uMl Gr Af Ghrst. thcy ", strike at
res s ta's of seynliion are o trnh tho thore il 10
such l'c!ng ~ H. whom VIZ mating uol; IND
n,ursltr nid Ghr1stlanity aro tho 9lse!ess
Tho wruuH: l'ruf. ryniAlt Ii tho bright. l,artIel-
III a III pe,s Rs ~ ys s1f wgs q ss shes hsn$
ti3llt tn dtc III which tlis muster ',t tho Wnti!o
p.t,y on ascrnt,sin m s!''s M Mp ne re res,!i1s
,ynrkutt only by nntural nnd, necessary
:oro r1'i irrosuut,sIiip. @ sinco ibo rayishur,
d no Eo0 1:hiar n tao a uGty rlopw NV 'S say
,i,as my ,iSctrts,n Of ov0lutIon thu, ua lie Isu
as.inst srthmior ::hr'siianty n!,,si !oa!e.iiy
rn @ at s,S u IL r ,r'nS saG osaTs
ssso INV ~ " safoy ,e trtistc 10 rcyorsS tho iw.
msnt thus pro,!oanesd by concc!!si .K5.is:
tni ki1tw Int ti,nr,. ,nny l,t Kind III n utHf
sS SS!ssxSs kIsss Sssss!!y sd r. t6sf l!s
| force. 1h. Tic eHi s,rprstnT stl,plItty Of
"nInrnifs,,,.n It IA true th'lt nSwcr bclot;unth
aal no uhr!stiai1 can 50 confu!irtt ti,Iu9s Tint
t!trer as 70 aecept Zig. llesbsrt spsacess tH.
ss i. 1inssse't .. Sa mn9ss sGHa l,s esd T.
pIsca % .nf tie Ghrisiuns prrso,i,.i, Intelligent,
loving Our Father Ii ileavat.
and pr'perly enough ,hoy s,ylo tl,omssIycs ~:
s ,hes st i Is Il Il, uaknowii an al unR,,oW ' @
| nble forcct MI iDknnwn u0d. llu Is q being
sseHg r. " eS esn M w sSs nsssssy :r CON- ao
j. ii. innss',ssat fSsce; be Is neithcr so%, @ aar
ktna; b. GnnI'ot ~ asa,vor prayer. lmElon sin, sr
svv @ kont ~ has nq psG p;. l9v H., auG aou, w
~ tn;,ionrvS ~ fin,vin,, M " ti,r,s~Ef, ia nvns. !"
sirui,l ol,t or whdt, evolves alt events, Witch
duycops into iii tnU nc1Ioyo,nurts Of tjrno and
| RI etnrmifv tjnt nF fhls mi, nl,yfs ~ fnrro
cutncs ai lint il sIl,ljmciy rood nui uli TINT ia
torriiiomliy Ind. Vtco 1ifl;} yIrti,u uro Gut b!nj
ress T tSS ss0 an enSton ef e,ssna
On, id Sy tim chaiu, WHOSE avery ink IL iosped
f ef at, M everlasting necessity. nGi,co prof. Iyn-
srotEc1, Ih!s uiiuoiitroabio "stroai1 Of % tots-
1orc @ cta nfat M @nt nap
freeto,ll nor rpsnnnsbiity, N
AnS ae @ q @ ~! 1t sSa @ = 0py o to
t6as decJ. tbere chi, be- 10 suvh thnK d EuiIt,
far VIM il ablc to resist an otorfll necessityi
, 1881-07-19
'lNo1ern Doubt aud Anoiont 1nadelity"
: The Theme Of the Rog. DR..
Gnrney,
p,oorau, Of the :, Closing Exercises
This Evening.

H. Wt4
~ f,1artet, assisted by stiss tu9ono. stock.
hno nro,o snio,st. and tho Cornell Isrnss lland
ba be s'h "Ahssomtly Anniversary" VIII be fe!'i on
,hs butf ut the foot pf CA!tlmot aVonue'
ma will DO built, In tho light OF which tho
AUDIENCE Will be sseDlou' 1no 1,'o con,sny ss,, ~, WI.
march from INC tudtorlun IN ,ao .op"ms us'.,a,.,
der. Marshal: tho cnrnot hana' tno stspcF'n-
tenaoot o. ''@ ..neattnu. III" Fuu,ity. ncu,-
The hahs Nv" .,.,a1 ncra und notnhcrs of t1,e
bers o. me Holn'. ean' ~ e ,tT ,ha "vsmaas
iii ronsistof music, Addrcsscs, prayer, nnd re.
sH.s,s " sS"'s
pos,s; m. tho ney, D. II. wheeler, D. D., lcct-
dted before the AsscmnlS On 'eMtistA" @ ooe..''
rs,,he ou'y praot!osl .yatom Of H.. soc'al,sn ,, 1t
md social povers q maa!'na 4 nude s waolf,
tteeeoa,ed tessa ihat 10 build We'll thcrc mus! DO Eoo
materiats aud a6orors Lo Het who'es9hn @ es. rn en
KthouRht first Of inaiSiaaay; to2 i ,,,, pWsr NV!
touai inatlhpud. Vlrtuoua alselpllnmo 70 coneg'ssa
With Immortal hopes 70 [ o re r nrt, mo
prphettc promise; H. won ' M,.',s
what was IN mum. i!a eyes yes tg9R M II 1sr St !nnr
and social pyssiolites wnem mn en rnt saeS. Fl
tNe standard OK pefsonai E9nMGtii S1, - \, W
= THE SOCIAL L1pE of MAN
-. ,ivel NJ, The Garth, With aarthly materials
vi ,t.tnHora From tia tjnnx1tut t}1H hit rtl8htt1s
ena 4,a1 dc nF Ia faunv to Tue Ito 10 uotin,
II ~ r. ss iyercnt}v conditioned nJ frcc
ta,n6its w Hnr,Iahlns Hnrnt; t;hristjnti ntf bIvn
lp.s t.s etht ~ tho Xiii 10 I'm fiit,ro Itttnrlv
,.ana IL .nm III rc1rcte tho onrh and thc ios6 III
u. ~ ~ mini mi s1tirIt hit filey wero mis-.
s,aos W Srs,inna III" cnrth ia fiiH anhDru t,r
EuMs1' ~" rn,ircnnd r1at1 hns ft,r hIs
N. ~ ;Ioo, tho narth. Thnrn mnv IN Et,tno
.soa Ask ~ ~ maEirI n,nn mcr nrnltns t,,
! Mas ~. ~ Mhrfutinn: xxnv IA II nro,i,v ,is
YMus hat ~ .,1 tnnrs VIII cnrthiv fnaka ,iiss
nanae, aeaIl I nsS amnncaaos bls mc,tnr,l
spngs ~ ~ ,nsnrn fnndHtinns Y,1rnisnd sif1rt.
flaM Gt tag ~, ntn'v ~ T:bristta,, snn"ism. Il
at gHv na osn ~ orstIn M nrnrfnMs rirSt md tjen,
!aMouH!, ~ nesa3tv tbot thn nt3,1at riI,1s
ensarato@a @ H. H., snn IN rcwHrdeu nrr.,rdv
!su' enM .I suetl'y ybr.inn hr snnnjIs,n "asrtiiiy
~ ns Et,EAe, sra h,I1tints ~ ths ,r1iwlt,m1
sckeEaseu a ,,urn nrontu,,s thon 1oIt, a,,I thn
inan a aLI T. .oTns s.n.a % nF th". fShriatIns,
panpne1, ~ tinn rhIs urw frnm thn fnria
vs'%Mss S..aps ,hat ~ tncaa ,ho,m ,'tHnrn,t unit1.
u Gntu!a .n,.,tsn, .n nstr,.s.T - n,,nc,r,.,.oI
EntstAn, suvIsls M ~ XII ~, ~
nepAq aaa IT, pteoeM a,,.,i % III ~ ,oss ~ ~.
uoa pacsa tae ~ ,ag ,t, ~ y" t,nt ns
9raeI hQt ~ EaoM ns n1 ts,s vs. thc
~ "oTS M ~s ssarie ~; M fS;sc ton.
kenk. 1ag "sas .u s.s. ~ III nSr III s,a1an
s9iMass, NV W. a., - + ss+ nn'nu
'eMltst! t Eonc'a , - ,ss .nu ~ th i,th
seMt HssV1 M u.'u t,rI i,.t -. h"ni
wniG1 AAIietlhnlty ,MnS sttuHA'HE ~ ts.. nu1a.
a9M Gat,ssah aoo!al'sm naa ~ tsas
" leuesnitls pohE. IL. kne ~ uoutaht 4 - .se ~.
ail la1entb Hhny of loWs Wore ~ w. useG luz ino
EOog Q! ~ lnc. iitu y nun ~ ~, E"!ss u.
, 1881-07-19

FOR SALE
~ fcct. c1ttMao Grovo.av.. betwoen Forty.olRhth
.an1 Furty- -HlHth.af.
l,ltf faGt n irr1D Enlnuet, ufd south Pnrk-1vn.,
toHlh uf SlS1y-hyYt-st. =
u fsea M Mlchigna.nv., nuur Twenty -cIulth.st.
III fr9t iii lTalFlo.nv, hoaF Tw4nty y.nit!th.st.
WM. liAltNE1T,
{1uwr -
, 1881-07-19

TI1OI, SAl.E-f2Y AfATAON HILL, ROOM
~, a. lt;r!n9ls nanekA; ia ~, IL DfaTa,os1.sk met.
ty.f0urtl.aL, fNst std Huuth 'front.'
iinnirA'ateiy cfsl VI iibby's tlns res.
WAuAsIl-Av.-MH M ~ fecL lo4ated 70 ieot north Of
>, Thirty. .thtFaN NLt y9ry EhHlre rox-
AttitU Tut fronting m l1t- fnDt HteIst.
MtCIttlAS-Av-g tfet nenr rlltrty.tsItrtut. md u
feDt nDnr Thifty-fOustt-Bl. buth
.
, 1881-07-19

T'OR SALE-DI u. c. COLE, s. WASH
WeslMet"a.at., s,s,4Ey anl basoS,ent nrlck house.
AafS.*t enxt sif ianIti. rhsap. A.u Atatda.Rt..
RS5 IT o. HsnIis.st. cSsi Of iMulina. .sxiG ii On
Mnnrap.st.. unst u %,oq s151s,, IL on laa.n'st.,
...torr h.i'isc md bas,. 1t :alxA 4, pu !nt W
Cnrtlll:nv., iAoln9 IL. Johns rtHcu. conp. jxlt II
Mlch4nn-a!.. near Futy.hrst.st. Call amt sun EAT
COLE ~ WaxhtiRtDl1-at. 80
, 1881-07-19
10 EXC{f1iNGE..

rT,D ExCllANlII-k9.000 CASH AND 4
l. nlc0 iitt9 farm vi !3S acres clear 1t lnoumbsaneN
and wel} mptoysl. soss ~ Noa.,sna iaA, 1"f Aa.es
ial.0rk at0pkr nothing but nrs!.raass STOCK wnntStt
Tl Esxo Fa atses MI III aanas
fHrntsjl9fs, paaldni, III.
, 1881-07-19
HII)H<lEF.

CTOKAGEFOs FURNITURE. HUGGlEs,
ss1A1 GEoHlE rIHN {. IS and Nv wsat Aouros.
, 1881-07-19

w hnh employment at hest wn;cs on application
A. brcky.td ~ Pullman CuinIMny innE KGtisnRton.
train NJ I,lfuDfs J.onfru 1ta t4r,,nT e'~S- ".'N
, 1881-07-19

.WTANTED--A GOOD, SECONDHAND,
wv fuil-sae oyltteE: :ie*k A4ltsas. asat!nx price,
n Room NeEufu1lek 0lots-
, 1881-07-19

AHSU]uTE aNEE !
SEVENTY RRsiDK3UE iIOTH
DsapiaInes. q. batwoen Il 'il,Y .lhrd nnd
TIN HATUltf,Af, 1l4.t 10, ISL.
SALE IN TflHuxUONn.
For fntf psEtlpu1fS< tAltn
TftH EllIA4W
NfsAi, Es'fATE E1l:ffAHfE,
49,. . ~ 11H nnd ilB uIfbtn.At.
W. X. NIXON, CHANDLER 4 CO.,
III and ~ LlunrDOrn.st, r 11nAfthlrn.At.
Nunl Esiate, Motttsara lianksra
,,WS. A. nuT-TERs.
, 1881-07-19

VITANTED TO REST-TWU FLATS, O
w orr runnls each. Or house containing II III u
Tooi,:: adan!ed for M,u.MxssplnK Sy swn small
cUnyynunt EtrrGt-tnEA lte.It INT to a1cesu 10 tF
ni0th Address, with full particulars. II. IrlhAne.
WTANTED-rO RENT ROOMS, UN-
w furnished. I'll suburban town near rnIlwny
staan, u r!ola nut 5la Ii city. g. u SSYuKif
III l.RKHkhIA HNtldNg.
, 1881-07-19
70 ItIsNT-s1OIsIss. Of.I1ICI2s. 4co

STORES.
ITO lfENr-a-STOnY BRICK CLOTHING
lko, 'e ehsn1 IL iaGss e rxt par.y. jxM.s x. nAS
FtJItrlt. iGi In EMllU.sL
, 1881-07-19

A DUPLEX SAFETY BOILER CANNOT
"A Hspluug; Kttos most xteAa fyf 9axt uIvAsy. aH1
n lurah!liiy Il ustahshaI by lhF0a years. f0rylc4
without tpp4irs. EnKthga!a und EtpaM t4sst lAye4A
III on au.lne, 4Isl4 Gur descriptive circular " DU%
lH.EX 6.iFitlY lOl llNlt ClAi'AS " ua!ees, Y cvrs-
, 1881-07-19

DO HAIR WORK AT
w .tha EullxSt RlAu shulIp.sonHt viii show sam.
pics any lulles who would Ike t0 buy, II. hELt
uNuMI ~ NJ, nj kVtth tAfk-et -.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
nrMncR1rLc NEcENSLILEE-

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ana '"e 9"HI"Sr9 W '"' P,'p',' J." ''''.' ""'
newspapers ana ''Ic9i"P"' ~ any ,'''" ~
ohca'' Long "E' 1t vas
traders 10 gam pomt' -! nn""'',- ''' '.N'
Dallas ana the l"r"I oI - !" ''''' y anna
But the attempt L" ilHe TWO "o'''H n"' "''"
fatal to the Democratic parry III N'' eau S"'''9-
oive campaigns, ana III inSo orouHh' not o"'y
failure out disgrace ne parry "'S,'' W
beaten, II 1t Shocio i"ah'uIIy "i'" ''''i'H'' "''
yocate either OF two opposing op'h'oh.' D"'
could not be more surely Or"''h IMAM i mas
lcnp and WOUlU the burning shame Ol
palpablc dishonesty. Hence 1t has become
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01

whose support it can confidently count, and IN
this way has secured working majority IN
fine upppr House. 1t is a deliberate attempt 10
render that Chamber manageable, ana 10 en-
able the Ministry to pay its political debts ana
70 Obtain from the groups of the Coalition ad-
ditional credit.
The real pivot on which this constitutional
question has turned is race domination.
The Czcchs, Clericals and Poles, who are to
he concllatcd by special acts OF legislation,
are artifcally united in II policy Of decentral.
ization. They are opposed to that theory OF
imperial politics which assumes Austria to be
q national Empire instead of an Empire OF
mauy nations. \ fundamental division OF
opnon respecting the limitations OF pIoyln-
cial and imperial authority has been disclosed
in almost every debate in which the parties
have measured their strength, and the de-
ccntlaizing tendencies Of the Cabinet have
filed the minds Of the Constituencies with
di>may and alarm. Dualism was established
in 1867 with the implied understanding that
the Magvars were TO Magyari2e one half OF
fine Empire while tho Germans were to
Gcrmanize the other half In Hungary
tbr Magyars have remained dominant but in
Cislcithania the Germans lost the supreme
direction of affairs two years ago. The Tasife
Ministry has impaired the authority Of the
Central Parliament, macnifod the privileges
of the Diets and harIssci the Germans as the
r5cc which has the most 10 gain from the
maintenance of the Cons tuition. Consequently
t,c German Constitu.ioualisrs have taken adj
vanta-c oi their position in the upper Cham
Der, and their resistance to the legislative
t...t1ur
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
L 1nrrArLnN-.nLE pEnLEcT

The testimony brought forward 10y thc Broad
way Uopcrty-holdcrs 10 sustain their ohlcc
tlnu- To- the construction of an underground
railway lcrcuh that tloroughiarc Is calcu-
lated to make even the friend, of the project
hesitate. about pushing IL forward. There Is,
II j, true, some counter testimony hut much ot
TIM, proceed, from interested sources. The
rcuoud,r.urc of opinion of the slLiiul cngl-
uccr, who have appeared before the Courts Is
strongly adverse To- the road. h1' 1t would
oudaus'r the oj"'iIiy "i the hH''in;N "n'I'
1t, u" .a"pi"s I"''T ''"""''I""'' '"''r u "'','
room Tor d"n't' 'uu i'T' Is no question: Ut 'I'
''"HI lh' "'''>>'N "' .'"'''- 'P '"' N''''
surface U" i'''J''' tue """'' >!'''" "' ''''''
and 'I- ANA water ]. pes III ,''' 40 ~ . ave ''r
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New-York tribune., 1881-12-01

vice has been devoted. and your intercourse v ith
us has been marked with grace and tenderness
which have won our hearts. We promise you that
so long your life endures these relations shall
continue. Between yOu and us there exists a bond
that never can be broken"
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes was visited last year
by Lady Hardy. who says of the genial doctor
and author in her new book He is neither tall
nor short but of medium height a thin, wiry man
with iron gray hair, and eyes twinkling with humOr
and philosophy Age has not dimued their luser
nor taken the spring from his elastic spirit; he is
twenty Mrs. Holmes, a gentle-mannered lady, just
the wife necessary for such man-one who would
make his home a harbor Of rest and Deace-came
ont to meet and welcome us. We weIe presently
joined by his daughtcr-a brilliant young Widow,
a feminine edition OF himself ] wish | &C uld repro
duce his spirited. quantity turned phrases and quick
repartee, 10 which the expression OF his lace gave
additional point and high flavor. ! think the most
dry-as. dust doctrine would Guics into life II
passed through the aembic Of his sparkling pllOs0-
ply. We retired TO lunch in a pretty parOT look
ing ont into the flower garden where the bees wero
dronlng and the tail lilies and roses nOdding slceplly
IN the sunshine He aftcrward read to some
scraps AM Snatchcs of his new poems which was
great treat to u.s. for he has mclodiOus voice, and
reads with great emphasis aud spirit"
TORONTO, Nov. 3O.-A cable dispatch TO The
Globe from London, says the Marquis of LOrne and
the Princess Louise made their first public appear
ance together since the GOyernOr-GcneraTs arrival
in England at the ceremonies attending the OPEN
ing of an exhibition of snOke-preventing apparatus
and SmOhelcos fuel. at the South ken,lngtOn Mu-
scum. ..... Professor GOldwin Smith has finally re-
fused the Mastership OF University College, Oxford
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
lu0et 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.

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PERSONAL.

Baroness Burdett COutts and her husband have
t,t,., q buptino.bux. whence Mr.. BARTLETT intends
Luntinr aurinr thc winter.
7
Mr. Iongicllow has been forced by illResS to issue
printed circular eXcuNihG MN from answering the
nunh"rleN' letters winch he dally receives, asking
fayors nn ls'' o"'' ''' 70 u
p-,;,... p,..,. ,,,,., tor,,oI -o,o,,.;o, 3, pr,
- 1i - Ir,o,,.,,, - Iii Lcr.o i, N,,r.
~ '' ''''' i..;... 49,. -. o.
"' ,be first at cours of ,iy lrctnres ~
Sheffield Hall.
L,i,,, ,I,s, ros +rcrt,,fo,,r ,.oors old an Man
NINE 49, ~
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
MUSIC AND THE DR1N1.
ITALIAN OPTRA-kTDA.

Nr MarI'''n' 'aSt h'HHt gave 4 u'"''' p'''Su''
10 ms Pa'f hS 'y Pr'"".I't ''r'' greatest oP''''
AIa' III very ac'cp'do'o Iu'Huer anu d' '"o
sane time introducing two new SINGERS. lheir en-
sIgem.nt SO long after the opening OF the season
was confession on his part oi MS error III trying 10
float an op"ratic enterprise on the supposed iEho-
rnc" aud u"Gl'NtIoned good nature oi th' Am.n-
can "p'r. He was long lm' IN learning the l'S-
SON. but the kind recognition of his efforts
which fine audience cxpresscd last night must have
- -! -. - ., llliu
convinced hm that ms patrons mere arc Wiling
and anxious 10 appreciate anl support anything
that j.. ,,,L IL tbcr can only GET IT. but that pre-
~ .,,.'l .. +i,,,, Cor
tehI"l' Iheolo'tl'y "o'' HoV 'pP'it " 'n'', ioi
support The dcbutante5 were Mile. Paolna
R,....i who sang tn, title role and Nine
r.I,.,,1, yh, .,p, tbe mart of .f,qucris.
'''
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
TIE YEWS TINS MOANING.

FoREIGN.-It was General Iguatich, not General
Tchervine. that Saukowsky intended to kill. =-
The defendant in the Scot-SauPsOn libel case
has applied for a new trial -= Pro-
fessor Goodwin Smith suggests that suspension
of trial by jury may be necessary III Ire
land 80 Prince Bismarck and Professor
Virchow disputed in the German Reich
stag yesterday in regard TO clerical influence
&C. In Rome the editor and the managers OF the
Legd Delta Dtmora7ia have been sentenced to fine
and imprisonment for publishing articles insulting
the Pope. =-- Samuel Morley has spoken III laud-
atory terms of the United States.
DoAiES IIC-Guteau continued TO testify ycstcr-
day in his own behalf; he repeated his statement
that he was dIvinely inspired to murder General
Garfield and that personal considerations did not
leai him to the crime he stated that for years he
had been looking forward 10 the Presidency for
himself and that he had not given the idea up; his
cross-examination was begun. -+ Yale has ac-
cepted the Harvard challenge and named June 20
1852 for the boat race. == There were three
railroad collisions on the Pennsylvania Rail
road yesterday. - The Eie Canal is open
at both Syracuse and Rochester. == The coinage
last month at the Philadelphia mint amounted TO
81. sos 100 -- The Justices of the supreme
Court OF Maine have decided that the Governor has
not the power of removal without the concurrence
of the Council =- Secretary Fo.gcr issued call
for the continued 312 per cent bonds of April II,
1881. - The report of the Naval Advisory Board
was made public - The mail bags have been
cut open and robbed near Jackson La. = Two
steamers with canal boats went aground III the
Hudson Oh Tuesday night.
CITY AND SUBUEBAN.-Ihe Tariff Convention
finished its work yesterday -= The ST. Andrews
Society ate its annual dinner; speeches were made
by Mr. Dcpcw and others. - The trial of Mrs
Coleman for murder in the first degree wa,
begun. =- The jury in the Grand-st. inquest
censured the owners Of the buildings that
fell. 60 More testimony was taken III the breach
of promise case == Travel on the rivers and bay
was delayed by fog. - case of leprosy was
reported -== Gold value of the lcgal-tendcr sill
verdoHar .I12l2 grains, $500 cents. =- Stock;
were generally dull, irregulaIy higher, but CLOSED
lower weak and unsettled.
THE WEATIHR.-TRIBUNEl NJ local observations indi
cate cloudy weather with light rains, followed late
in the day by partly cloudy and colder weather
Thermometer yesterday: Highest, So; lowest
81; average, 45aso.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
EDWIN EO1TH Ar WATERBURY,.

WATERBURY. Conn. Nov 29.-lhc Edwin Booth
Compauy's d. g-a-c containing wardrobe and prop
critics. falling 20 arrive in time for performance at
City Hal. last night, caused change in the pro-
gr.lnme announced for presentation. Mr.. Booth
exclaimed the situation. "Richclicu' was b have
been performed; but without wardrobe aud accesso-
rirs. II would be nsipid. lie proposed, instead. If
the audience approved AMI would accept the per-
formers their street attire, to gave the first three
acts If Hamlet" and tnrn the comcdetta of A
Qlict Family" which woull introduce the entire
company Ills remarks were loudly checrcJ, and
cr.c, of Hamlet and "GO On' were heard from
al. parts Of the aou>c. The performance thcu pro-
cccdcd, and was clrrIrd ont with good effect. The
lar,c hail was filled. The baggage arrived about
midnight and was sent to New Haven for this even
ings performance. Mr. Booth never acted better
than hU did on this occasion.