New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-12
PERSONAL

Captain Browncll. the ayengcr " Ellsworth, is shl
living In Cleveland holding position IN tho customs
scrvicr He hns IN hs possession the identical gun with
which he hed the murderer Of the yonns zouaye com
mnrdrr
Francis Murphy IA conducting crowded temperance
meetings IN Ptisbnig
The amount NJ judicial business accomplished by Jns
tee Uunrlur a, the Jury trial tetin m November wa
about "a ttraprlmhty "a Ma work ~ The October spe
ra Ipfr whpn hn cleared B2 eaaes ffUm tina eaiehi
~ Nrvpmhpf Ia arrspi ~ 100 Jury causes ui these
thliiy weie jay lals n,e et'ss VISTA referred
sa,nn dismissed and twplve hlhsds vera tahph lhp
resl wplp pasas hapaAtiaApt ~ settled lha hdplsieA
Mo i,i4e aisn si iAn ea,h aafhNuh ahi all day halhi
d,is ~ hnar ihe Adjourned nptpner hpeaal fpfa rs
Alderman jusuph MoAvof, the plurk vt this part vine
was looonty obliged t. have his fout ampnalni, and
who Ia now lying hs bod AZ home declares that lao Is
party sned forhs misfortune by the Relation that
he escapes the rush Of wor. that Judge bonohue's
unergy would eutal upon hm II on duty. hut Thomas
j. pUnn tho clerk OF the special ierm who volunteered
to do Mr. McAvoy's work dnrng his hness In addition
to his own says tha II Judge Donohuo keeps up his
present speed no Will be glad soon Ia exchange wit the
crippled ox Alderman
Sir Henry Bessemcr holds II patents on his many
inventions II IL said that his stcelproccss patents
brought him 100000 year for twenty-one years
The Presidential Electors of Connecticut cast their
ballot, In observation-disclosures Summers silk hat ana
ha now talks presenting 1t to tho New London Histor
cal society.
The late Dr. Rabbeth, who lost his life in endcavoring
service commemorated By the establishment OF medal
at the University CT London. medal, scholarship or
prize Kings College the endowment or chdrens cots
at Kings College and the ROya Free Hospitals and the
erection suitable tablets upon the walls Oh those Dud
ngs.
Tho German Garenlaube brings to light copy of the
programme Of what 1t terms MozLrs first public per-
formance drawn up by his father in Frankfort in l7Gi
1t runs ns follows: My daughter twelve years old and
my eli, the being the great Mozart will exc
cute tho ooncertos the greatest masters several
kinds Of pianos and my boy on the violin likewise MY
son will cover the ngerboard Of the piano with cloth
and MAY AZ II 1t were not covered lie will guess both
standing near u distance any note. any accord
sounded the piano boil or any other Instrument
In conclusion Will imprOvse - long as desired both
on the organ the piano. in all keys. even the most
difficult. as any may choose. But his rendering OF
organ music differs greatly from mat OF tne piano
MIR p d. Townsend. tire translator OF jams Mozart,
however The Pal MAI Gd,etf, that that was not
Mozarts first performance that event taking place III
Frankfort on August 80. 1863. Tho passage quoted
from tho Gareiubc" Lo adds. Is taken from news
paper annonncement not programme OF the concert
II was here Goethe heart VI bzart saw MIN ia
boy. years DID,, lie told Eckerni when ho gave
concert on one of his tours myself was fourteen ana
/ remember the little fellow Distinctly Win his
powdered wig and his sword.
Senator Edmunds certainly now and then manifest
little ind ference toward peOplcnOt to codness me
Trov Times tells OF young Vermont lawyer who tried To
call ON him In Washington last winter aud sent up his
card The servant returned and said Do Senator
am not In" But tho young lawyer was bound to see
somebody Vermont, and inquired: Does not GOV
crnor stewart room here and Is he not In I" Being In
formed TINT he thought no WAS. up went his card
aud the Governor put IN an appearance AFTER Iaw
words the gentleman started to Leave. saying; don't
wish Gtan you. suppose you are bnsy, 10 Which
the Governor replied oh no. the Senator and wero
just playing game OF Dillards'