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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-20
INTEREST on 4 CLTRS BONDS.

The suit brought by Carrot E. Winants
o,ipst tbe Mayor and Common Council OF Elizabeth, NJ
T. was tried yesterday In the Hudson Comfy Circuit
Court At Jersey CITY, before Judge Knapp. The SUIT was
~ recover unpaid interest upon Sl0 900 OF the bonds
~ the city, held by Mr. Wnants, who lives at Bergen
Point n j. No interest had been paid upon the Oohds
aimee October 1873. Mr. Wlnauts testified that he pur-
,.o ho,ds for s7 900 from the city authorities and
$4,000 from brUkora M New York some OF tho
bonds were signed by President smith, OI inc COmnoI
coine,l while he was acting Mayor lu the absence Ot
flavor fownley. IL was claimed that Nj saith was no.
authoFlzea 70 sign the Donds whlle ansinf slay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-20

Polish jew called on Captain Petty. at the
seventh Precinct station. at a late hour last night,
and SAID that his brotheT-in-law intended to be mar
Rcd to-day at No. Ii hottest, and he wished to pre-
vent the ceremony from taking place. lie SAID that
ms brother-n-law had wife III London; whom he
had married IN Poland. Captain Petty advised hllh
TO perform the ceremony. This did not prove salts
factory. and. as the case did not come within the
Captains jurisdiction. he referred ms visitor TO Gap
Iain Kealv. of the Fourteenth Precinct am
Kenly did not ask his visitors name a TRIBUNE
Ieporler called at No. II hottest. at o'clock in's
morning but the rooms upstairs were ualk' anu no
me, NcIgnbors said that tine name OF tho pros
motive groom IL Costo, and his BRIDE Miss kavln-
sky. ana that her mother owns row ol houses III
kI.,tt-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-20
STRIKERS UNWILLING TO YIELD.

large meeting of the striking pianomakers was
held at the Teutona Assembly Rooms last night,
Aftcrareport the watcmen from the factories hau
been made. the Executive Committee rePortou 'uo
result OF its communications WIN MI "po'i'
C .t o,,,,ttt.o from the PanOmakers' Union
IN dtrosseG INC meeting. He recommended the
ealing OF meeting as early as Wednesday 10 INSIST
,n nm imme,llnte compliance with the terms on
ui,nb Tia str,l,srs agreed 10 return 10 Work, and
said II hIs was not successful they should refuse to
rrinrn 10 work except an advance III wages sum-
,,.nt IN nav Tor their delay,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Feb 90 1 n. m.-The downward
movement in the barometer ended about a. IN. yestor
day, and after that hOnr the mercury rose rapidly
Cloudy weather, with rains. continued INT little after
8 a M, and followed by partly cloudy AMI fair
weather. The temperature ranged between 28o and
41o, the average 35Ss being 42s higher than on the
Friday.
GEAR partly cloudy weather with slight changes in
tempera1re, may DO expected day In this city and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-20
RRooKLYN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

Fer the f,urth concert of the Brooklyn Philhar-
,nonie Society. which took place last night MIR.
Thomas chose the same programme as that OF the
New-York Philharmonic one week before 1he
forces were the same in every particular, excepting
that the number of instruments was CONSIDERABLY
reduced. The consequence of this was to signify
diminish the effectiveness of the instrumental
parts of the Bach cantata and the choral
svmphony: but the loss was almost
made up in the superior acoustic properties
of the Brooklyn Academy of Music as compared
with those of the New-York Academy. The chorus
surpassed its work of the previous week. The vol
ume of tone was larger. the response quicker, and
there was the same excellence in the quality of the
tone produced. 1t is already evident that it is in
this respect that the choral forces which the two
Philharmonic Societies have placed under Mr..
Thomass care will DO distinguished. And 1t might
have been Appreciated by those who appreciate
that leaders merits as dri-master. The precision
and the beauty of tone which are recognized as the
distinguishing traits of his band by all critics will
fud counterpart in his chorus. They were heard
last week in the unaccompanied chOrale which con-
cludes the Bach cantata and the choraie of the
symphony In which the fatherhood of God is pro-
claimed with such wondrous elOquence; and again
In even higher potency last night.
The splendid acoustics of the room brought ont
The brilliant quality of the female voices of the
chorus admirably last night. The male voices
were not correspOndingly good for the very
true and very pertinent reason which
Mr. Thomas alleges in the current num-
Der of Scyibaers Monthly AaOaSiRe-our country
does not produce resonant and low bass voices nor
high tenors, but chiefly the medium voices. Tue
singers who CHARGED with the
oneroas duty OF singing the solo parts were MISS
Hnbbell Miss WInant, Mr.. Fritsch and Mr. Rem
mertz They duplicated the earnest conscientious
and successfu work of last week, and contr buted
not ipconsderable share to the series of perform
ances of tive monumental compositions which must
be set down as memorable in the history OF music in
this city.
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Religious Notices.


Arner,cnp Temperance Union. Masonic Temple 2sdst
A NJ %DAY D. address by r. GRAB
@ NJ Manchester nand secretary OF the church OF Eng
I a,aranre Socefy. Dr. Kelley, director OF choir. solo,
a. DIV Sight, bY DR.. Kelley. ... . -
T. IL CARPENTER Cor secy' d a 9OIAtNpo = rrcs =
-.,,hon Memorial Church. 48thst, west Of 6th.ave.-
TIE lev IEBER y EWrON will preach at IL a and
aiye brief address at choral Prayers at p M
calvary Church corner 4ihave. and 2lstst-services
at a. IN $3.50 y. Tho REV o. H. HALL. ID d.
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Church of the Divine Paternity. 6thave corner 40thst
-lhs Iey AIEXA DER KENT, OF Washington, d. CIVIL
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anu Conference meeting Friday evening. All arc nHlked
Church OF the Heavenly Rest
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE

issue the bonds held by Mr. Winants. Judge Knapp de-
cded that the bonds issued in LEGAL manner and
rendered Judgment in favor OF Mr.. Winants FOR tho
amount claimed, S14.140
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-20
THE WEEK.

Mr.. John T. RaymOnPs success, as Fresh has MADE
the PARK Theatre once more chief centre oil
pub interest and resort Those who see TINS per-
Torrance now discern in it a more distinct
character than was at first Wis bic ana tnls Is no"
shown amid more coherent surroundings
The week inst ended has not been an eventful one,
nor singuariy interesting, i'll the domain OF the loc
stage. Signor Sa VIM, acting Othetto' at booth
Theatre. on Monday afternoon-when, as it was I'M
derstooi he acted esp cay for the edlhcaton oil MS
nrofessiona brethren and sisters-snded his second
season since the TALL of last year, in this cry ana
babe tins public for q time, farewell His addition
of Macbeth To his reprrtOTy has been accomplished,
and his pcrf1 nance OF TINS great part Has ho'
acceptanc anu praise
Ca last Monday night drama about the Mormons,
by Mr.. j. B. Runnon, of Chicago, was brought for
wardat Booths Theatre and thus work is still cur
rent there The original production of this pay, II
will remembered was made on October Is, last wear,
at the Arch-Street Theatre. Philadelphia Mr.. Locke
Richardson gave. on the 14th inst one OF his
popu ar recitals, at the Union League Theatre,
where ne will agiIl b. heard Tomorrow; Dr. DAILY
revival If Needles and Pins" Mr.. Neil Burgess
has. Ippeared at tue little B1Ou Theatre as the
HidOw BedOH.
Mr. Waliack, whose engagement at the Grand
Opera Honse mas proved splendidly prosperous has
been acting all the week IN his fine play of Rose
dai-.n The spectacle Of "The Black Venus " has
received Its last representation at Nibo's Theatre.
"Ohvette" has had its pleasant reception at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. and will on the 2Sth give
place to the Strakosch-Hess Opera Troupe.
fair houses, at Haverlys Theatre. :" The
Danicbefs" has prospered at the the Union
square Theatre. Aud Mr.. Wailacks com.
paw las lost ITS interest IN the whereabouts OF
:" The Cat"-ihs farce giving place to Mr.. Byrons
play OF 1.-The Upper Crus.."
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DIED.

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WANTS..

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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-07
Are we 10 Have a Boomg

II will be remembered that the HERALD
yesterday called attention TO the fact that
metal resembling gold had bean discovered
within two miles of Dallas. NJ sooner had
the paper made its appearance yesterday
morning than several wid awake fortune
hunters proceeded quickly TO the scene ana
began digging deeply 'nd vigorously to see
"what therein wasp In short time half
dozen nuggets, each of which was nearly rs
large as ben egg, were brought up, and the
parties engaged in the hunt we're so Devil,
deree thereby, that they Immediately rushed
with their treasure to the city. One OF the
men who found this peculiar metal was
Herman EclSel. working most of the time
around the Texas & Pacific depot. Thenug,
gets were pronounced by one or two old
miners who had tried california in'49"to be
pure gold, but Others say they are nothing
but specimens of iron pyrites. They are on
exhibition at Craddocs's saloon, aud II emu
inc, such another boom as Dallas will have
WIS never sean.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-07

To bnrn or not 70 burn that Is the qlssiln,
Whether 'iis better In box % suilcf
The stines Of WORDS and mouldering "i Hecay'
Or by cremation end them
An Associated Press dispatch rocaivtd last
night from Washington, Pennsylvania, an
uounoes the cremation Of the BODY Of Col
]. w. Roes, Of Holden, Masaacbuseus, an
ex.ohio state senator, this being Tie twelfth
corpse cremstsd 70 date. OF ell subjects
which inspire the human mind TO N ight
and the human beart 70 generosity oi otnsrs,
he care for the dead hss ever hat The
widest sweep among people Of eve y olime'
c,vilizsd and bsrbarous. Bat boz best 10
treat and dispose Of the remains of The
.qsvea and lost" has been
a question Of a. divergent reptile,
ana attempts 81 resolution - the teniimen'
20 propsrly treat them has been universal
and unsuimous. In these days Il riessing
populstion, thai Of cremation gains sF-ee IN
he lsr.ysr cisies such - 81 LOUIS NeT
York, Philadsiphis, SC, where i1sre are
c-.msfon socstIes Of large snd Respectable
Membership. How far il is - prosrs-s re-
mains 70 be seen, but that tbs idea Il ere
mssinr instead Of bOdy-buryi9g. . nowso
universally pr.cticsd, il beng di1ssa 'naisa
.us ru.as familiar to the mina thi agn per-
vs,-rt and inrsnious sgofL b e Z - II
:. a ousstios rs sDproscb ~ihu as.ri
isslinrs. ysf u - ore 81 ''Zr'- pa To-. mo-
--s-t'' n \ ss-iis-y paiai % VS. 81 tss
s-.ra-s IN over crou3s1 CHS snd c'ss-ss
i--.-~~ .rrrr--a in E1rors ti.- c-.-.-'--'
1. r.irnz r--url. and. mary cisiir-
ruisbst pETua.us soa cnsni-N y
It.,v have ben r.rul5 a1I0os.isg j f9r tas
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-07
An Alleged Discovery OF Gold Mime
and Marble Quarry.

A bare rumor was current on the streets
Yesterday that gold mine and marble quarry
combined had been discovered in the gravel
pits of the Texas & Pacific road, some two
miles north Of Eagle Ford. The Times and
Galveston News man went out to inspect the
mine. The T. & p. road has been getting
gravel out Of this pit, which is reached by a
Track laid from the msin line. The names
hsd dug down ever 20 many feet, when they
struck class Of rock which besrs Slight
resemblance 10 marble. Through this rock
runs small vein Of some mineral deposit
sfser The character Of pyriies OF iron,
COMMONLY known ss fools gold. Mr.. Char
lev Tee. Of this city, and s. o. Grady, the
c5Bduotor on the gravel train, own two acres
sdi5iuiug the pit where the alleged gold anc
marble was discovered. The brentwood
silver mine, which csused so much excite
rssn,. failed 20 pan out. and hence there will
te many sksptics who hsve no faith in the
rrw mine.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-07
A burglar Ragged.

Wednesday night, about 2:SO, officer
Dempsey, while going his rounds, discovered
a man moving about in the millinery estab-
lishment of Z. Baumen, No. 706 Elm street.
The officer watched his movements and
found that the man was ransacking the
drawers, shelves and show cases, He was
satisfied that the party was burglar, and
he. called to his assistance Mr.. w. |. Dial.
They continued to watch the party, who was
busy making his selections, and in the m can
time they discussed the matter as to how
they should come at their man without
giving him show to make his escape. They
needed another person to assist in guarding
the avenues of escape, and Mr.. Dial fred
several shots in the air which brought officer
Clspp promptly to the spot;
the burglar was seen 10 seerete himself be-
hind the counter in the store. The captur'
ing party effected an entrance by breaking
in q door, ard the burglar was soon in their
clutches. On the floor was a large bundle OF
goods, consisting of ladies' dress goods, fine
laces, iewelry, artificial flowers and other
articles which were worth several hundred
dollars. He had gained an entrance through
a rear window opening into the work room.
The officers carried him before Justice Price,
who committed him to Jail TO await the
action of the grand jury. he gave his name
rs Alex. Burland, and he is a Swede, who
has been in the United States for nine years.
He is stout built man. and the police are
of the opinion that he Is professional
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-07
CREMATION.
oftho state.

To bnru M not 10 burn that Is the qIaslln,
Nyhefner stis better In a box 70 sunrf
The shines Of WORDS and moulderng "i Heoayi
Or by cremation end themf
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-07

Mr.. J. G. Smith, . csrpeutef, was the Other
night dispossssssd Of nearly AL bis tools
CIV Marhal Morton eas informed Of The
L.. .-a IN lot king sro7nd found them in
ssec-nd-hsn8 tore. The keeper Of the store
~art uith Mr.. Mort5n 70 hunt ths
triar a,.d tbey found I'm Al M
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