The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1878, Page 3

, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1878.--TRIPLE SHEET. 3 Sane Aenean Dome hemes Se: | renee oF, Menten to Jely 2, 2098; Sore AMUSEMENTS. Sues pat Romtatie ‘Gd sat eames tie WASHINGTON. uid, Bealiong iret ane ueny Rieheck f. | toee ecemmnass es + $995,820 with litle fichons. Oue pretends to be « shop sirh 20 THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC—“‘CARMEY.” earning two francs a day; the other, a baliet 152 28 In the second representation of “Carmen,” whieh | corypiée, at three iranes, The announcement 252: took place last ev. Rat the Academy of Music, the | of their carriages, respectively, exposes she 8007000 00 | eritieal pars of «1 dionce that attended bad an op- | attempted cheat and discloses that Jeanve Wasuinorox, Oct. 28, 1878 1se'787 TS | portunity of verifying or reversing their firatjudg- | hes come to be La Comicsse Dubarry, the | HOW THE ‘‘COMBINATION” IN NEW YO!K 1£ & concerning an opera that bas pro- | favorite of Ie Prince de Soubize, and Jeannette REGARDED AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. La Guinsard, @ premitve danseuse. Jeauneton, Yoned) net a latte. criiqmm on) BER SOR) eaten, | ‘coda pied with “the ‘attentions | The peculiar eondition of New York politics at Auantia Curiously enough it 38 8] of Le quis de Noco, who, disguised as the soldior, | tractga good deal of attention here among ropubli- 106728 75 | COMPSON which requires more than s single / Lee Ramée, makes proposals which iuterprets | 2.44 who think it ap estonishing arrangement thal jously, presenting him, much to bis sur; e an +24 200,000 U0 | Bearing to be understood, and acquires frosb Interest | Oi it “hid a murriaye coutract ready for bis signa- | the powerful republican organization in New York +++ 145,083 69 | with every rendition of its peculiar musical beauties. | ture. He evades signing by pretending to reler tne toté polater up the waning 20.171 26 | Is has beon written botn here and abroad that ite | matter to nis colon ada s renge’ Puy Ae had were fortunes of tho Tilden faction in the democratic thing but @ collection of ledger Total, peretien of such a seductive character that | neil oom aunces the martisas, sud pretends party, It is said that the republican leaders in the je contained pot ug bute jection of gers— ‘ots o The Police Active, But No Ar-| some thirty in number—ana the janitor was iv-| The siscSRMUESOT-SS:| thy would. Ne conght up sb. ihe. dones risoned by the colonel, Jeauue- | city made ridiculogs blunder in combining with the rests Yet Mad trusted with the key that ne might lock these up | correctness of this statement, is compose M. | Of the Opera House and carried among the people. code. She pleads her | Tilden factions, which Rave no organisatios e ade. atuight and replace them, Spee she. dtake akong MoLean, Robert A. Sands, W. K. Hinman and Augus- | fhe test isa safe enough one, bat It bas not been tthe Marquis, of course, | and command dut @ small vote, and louis siziy Denke iD tole etty, sod be weunionod | enone omen Wied An. tea. pranens mentee All ve, n Seenee e cio imaginary Lee Ramee. | ye nave socured, in the bargain, the resident of whioh bad just assured bim ay now of “Carmen”? is tbat which Bas been seen od ¥ ’ cg t is the cleanest job that ever was dove ta New | thai the janitor o! bis institution dad Kept he keys THE CRACKMEN'S CARNIVAL, the bourds of the Academy, and ull that is Feeoguines her -recreant soldier in | Hon’s share of tho offices, and 1s is added thas York,” said an old detedtive last night, referring to | Of the outer safe for twenty yearr. Mr. Sobel suid the ‘Chenin beers. ns thus far ‘ai? be scueetee is shes) <4 pos- bg ik CA Ro ——— ‘ a canon gO Tilden never showed himself more astute than when, json an joaries t en wi sesses a if amount of iMancy, color and. a bo was the Mashatian Savings Bank bargiary. Tole seoms | SIfpiue of the inssitaiion jar exceeded any provavle | | | mitt Nrpeiaceaare deryhead Os.opaanlicora faccimation peculiar to sometimes’ wild Spanish | #igos the marriage contract, fear! nuine ar. | With polities! ruin staring him ip the face, Van Zandt Lane, Heory M. Taber, Dewitt C. Hays, | From interest,.... Robert G. Remsen, Hanjamis. 1, Swan, Jr., Johu H. | From rents and sale of real estate. Watson, Edward King, Hevry B Stokes Eaward | From mortgages foreciosed. . A. Walton, Alter their adjournment they stated that | From mortuages paid, finise had been done. They discussed the af- | From redemption o1 stock @ institution andthe probable effect of the | From ivans repaid pens ft payments, and resolved to make every to secure Lhe thieves and open their doors again if Totah.......+. possivie before the close of the present week. Presi~ dent Scbell had nething new to communicate, out | To depositors, wished to correct the impression whien nad generally | For loans on ovtained that Janitor Werkie was in possession of | For luans on stocks, &c, STATEMENTS OF THE OFFICERS. ‘tbe cembination which unlockea the jover sate in | For stocks and bonds «| whica the vaiuables were kept. Tne lock of which | Real estate purchased Merkie bad the combination tastened ovly the outer | Uber expenses, wale oF strong room, inside of which was the sale | Cash on nand J: proper, whieh the burglars bad forced. Tne outer FROM CUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Scenes In and About the Manhattan Bank. tee, wi t sebe! re arrested yesterday al- po soae rest at the bands of the Pri who gux- | able to summon General Artnar, with forty thousand pst litte Lops: Lyne plied pene bd Be ata een Nemmnenat ae, neeiers ane bernie) by Detective Reynolds, of the Eighth pre-, pea conte 7 rhe eneriaareanieme esse pects him of unauthorized ron une, La | republicaus, to belp him elect Mr. Cooper Mayer and foubtiess “the “‘eracksmen” who did ‘tne Jol iy nour, and talked with wany depositors and | C8Ch While attempting to burg sly enter the | rola iu. coupection with the opora that it ig | Comtesse, Thiscoil x unravelied by the Priace, whe | ace mr, Groen Comptroller, and tnus re-establish bit Premises occupied by dirs. Kobier at No. 127 vrince street, In Jobnson’s possession were ound a num- ber of skeleton keys. as they read these lines this morning im some | oinerstoterested in the robbery. He thought the di- cosey barroom within a stone’s throw of Police | rectors were entitled to great credit for bavi ‘Headquarters, will appreciate the compliment to their | an amount of their securities registered. He upmecessar, repeat it; tit essesses rus up im the last act as the good genius of ti not a ite ef Tosriasio® Pe ot a ig | Story. Ho sends the Marquis on u distant foreign | power over his own party not only in the city, bat is woven into song and action with an artistic ingenuity | Wisvivn to losure « discreot distance between Lim | tho State. If we hud a manager like Tilden on out bank had a surplus of $500,000 over ull rene which se calls oply ior praise. ‘This may be due | aud Jeanue. Briolet, tbe real lover of Jeanneton, r he 1d not Skill, bestow a flattering sink upon each other and lH a ace ov NOT TO BE TRANSFERRED. the Bohemian ko anogiations ol Bisst, | who, bas, Jolaed the Frines's guard, ls made bappy, el uae ere eae erder something hot. Thero sevms to bea general THE JaxtTOR, the composer, whereby oe wus er d to badd) Tay the piece, as will be surmised from this outline, is k fair return for the help he gave. In Impression amang the detectives that some if net | , Louls Werkle, the Javier whe serene combinas | 2Udée Gildersleove readered his decision yeatorday | Seyerny of Waguer, the eran Tarmony of | Rab lnckiag lu the éguiveque whica ia part and parcel | Sov St leash a ta Lape, vA fact there are people here who think General Arthur the bh of ‘com- | of opéra bouffe, but tuere is little or nothing of ia adie’ spo Speriere ar are tho-spirit of wtid extravagance im which both | net much of a hand at politica, and deck be bas Siew tate Waa). aie. tho mass enticing oh Malaaien grerbese nat ceeoe) nen aint ke>eater a: ae been outwitted and that 1t would be much the best tor ich are deve! i solo and beurd in cheru bot when slterward anulyzed ate only ened the music 1s wanting 1p !ndividuulity. There are ne | tho republicans If tnete voters generally should re biged as the mero iragments of a mousicay catching airs of distinctive emphasis or fixed mel: fuse to abide by the terms of the arrangement inte thought, Possibly 1 isfor this reason that ‘Carmen’? | which oan readily be carried away. Thore aro, hi which their feaders bave bilualy drawa them, is DOt ontirely satistactory. The opera is tull of | @Ver, several numbers abundantly effective in the: orchestral effccts, und the ore as — in oe pee ou these the wank ee rome: ted =} Signor ‘APdits, ws full of | a! eannet 's song, “On sait j’ai deux amoureu: 5 seeoeye eae, a plemare Indeed, to. itsten | and the chorus of tho guards iu the last act; Dut tne | GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCHES, to the splendid empbasis and intelligence with | Music throughout Is either inthe jingling dauce or which the werk of the composer is instramentally | Merch rbytum, which is aniatiogly pleasing, and Wasuxarox, Oct, 28, 1878. interpreted, although one cannot al! the while heip | there are few ull moments in the work. J ” feeling that there is more mechanism than soul in | The perfermance was tairly good. M. Mialet and Mile, | ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF tbe performance, Consequently, while tue ear is Weil easily proved themselves the sturs of the gratified with exquisite barmouy the mind ts not | troupe. We nave rarely pad a baritone with a voice PENSIONS. Fested, Theretere, “armen” may aot be written down chee ee Por ger Teel Mian J. A, Bentley, Commissioner of@ensions, has com- as a wasical success, lt exhibits brig! ees oO! dotal:, recs 5 plenty of dramatic situation, acd ali the time bolds | €oucly as many of her predecossors, but her | Pleted bis annual report to the Secretary of the In the eye, but the something expocted is never realized, | #cting 18 ull to the brim with real | terior, showing the operations of the pension service and at the end oue iseis tat be has looked upon & flo bt ty poy Gian pr any 9 | during the fecal your ended June 30, abd making Tights ten ig ere et ref Bes , Wag under a heavy cloud of hoarseness, bat | sundry recommendations forthe future, The num- ‘The performance generally speaking was superior | De sbowed himeelt an admirable actor, and so uid M. | ber of new claims of al! classes fled during the year to that of the Ore: might. 1 loading artistes wero | Lecuyer. Mile. Stain was not as true to the pitch tn | 945 7 509, Of these 18,812 were origipal claims for less nervous andthe action was excellent. Signor | Der singing as could have been wished, aud Mile. . cancun degatslor sharataesaie Campanias as Don José was in admira- | Dralla was not brililant; bat tboir perform. | invalid pensions, bomg mo! ba ble voice, and added to the artistic triumphs | 80ces were acceptable and far boticr than | of tho game class filed in other of the tour years 1871 whieh He bas already | Won, ts ent eee eae en eee or can | 10 1874; 18,249 were for war of 1812service, under the ail the perpetrators of this remarkablo crime are | tou of tns ou lock of the sule, was attending to | ° the motion tohave the case of Uharles W. Pontez, now in lose proximity to the scene of their Sunday | his duties as usuul, having been dwcharged by the who 1s charged with complicity ip the $64,225 lorgery morning’s work, and it may be safoly asserted that pics at midnight on Sunday, the oflciuls siate that | on the Union Trust Company, removed trom the Gen- shere never was a caso which the entire police force, inpecent, potwith bdececertne nd weeeceere ot Ores ene. pekmindre He ¢ — oe jon, that one or trom the Superintendent to the most recently accepted B eibatte terror and | more commissions wiil have to be executed, farnishes Patrolman, Was more anxious to clear up than this, The wp rachen i the ieaaien a “bed ‘Toe turtuer alle- Budacity of the burglars in selecting s bank within a ach im the petition—oamely, that several persons been indicted for the same offence anu will be few yurds of the Central Police Office, and one in brought to tril at or about the same time and before which a very. large proportion of the force have de- the same jury or Sarr seas tre partiy of the sume Posted moneys, and which was therefore watched | luted on Sunday. Instead of being awakened by tho | Persons—cannot be cunsidored, because such « course, a he statos tl b Mf attempted, would uot be permitted by the Court. over with a surt o€ personal interest by the | Kuocking ss pis Sor 01 the burglars, be tates teat te | The motion is denied, with the privilege to the pris- Police, has excited in a remarkable dogree the pride 1d the door leading 1nto the ball to go | 924Fs counsel of renowing it at any time any reason and combatiyeness of the officers and impelied them for the transier may appear, to unusual effurts, None of the thieves were actually Sabie? cnaaiae) elec eatias torough tb ‘ ” In‘oustody at the hour of writing tas. bab the saent thers, be:says, were ‘tail men, waite MY SOLEMN PROTEST was not lost, und it 1s not improbable that before | of medium Leight There no those ay hese pte ens ef the burglary | sll, and they were woll dres 4 SINGULAR DOCUMENT YESTERDAY LEFT FOR tbat je cv! oD ,, . Will be in the bands of jastice. There have been | fitmpse ol their iuces, It waseight miuutes altcr RECORD IN THE BEGISTKR’'S OFFICE, burglaries which reslizod larger amouuts then this, x, he said, wuen ee tbe pometry ene 4 The bea npelgy Drotest was yesterday morning lelt tue keys, em irom the | for record in Re ” — Dut when all the circumetances are considered tt y had heey \aoal doulate tases anee pe sei erllacemd A Stands out as one that will long flod a promi- je rouw. it was ut ten mnutes Of No gD Wear oe pete, whe bas Sie¢ nent placo in the annals of crime Alter burglars entered. “One of them,” cop- by trick and y device, treachery wad traud, op- wemed to ve spokesinan. Alter secure penis And @xtortiun, the consiu ration. named. rete Tepe sneee* Caretel:eencawy of) he.) iremises peti. & had put upon tbe tublebo said tome, | for giving tue deed d'whica We. hi Have us Carmen, the gypsy, bore the bruatof the {| Here. The audience was largely composed of our single clew to the identity of the gang could be teu tonety a to five Oe the combination of pale fp hencclg pret 7 intention voto ‘doe labors of the id 1 18 @ well dexorved re- | foreign residents, who evidently enjoyed.the offor- | act of March 9, 1878. About ene-sixth of these deed entirely, be having no ¢iaim Shoreto At any Dust time, Dor hencelorward, irs.’ I told him 1 did wot kuow it. Hh le, L have seen you open it a bundre: retested that Iaido’ know it, uotil b 2 mark that, with cae or two exceptions, she Dew ct: seapenieg eae somere. se: baaerpt Pons claims were in benalf of survivors, the balance Hae eroad tn persouating: this most qiti. | of the plece—ihe prompter’s—on the stage. When | Wore widows) claims; 43,704 claims were settled, at cult charaster. Boing an admirable actress | $018 trouve appears ina more familiar piece, ‘Les an average cost to the government of $10 15 per case, she could well compensate tor an occanone! defect of oe pod onsen eo petty prog pg o The aver cost in 1877 was $12 81, and in 1876 wnd [ warn ll parties fom purchaning sald bee rete en Ene ata tmnae on oord coe: speedily put on such an opera, as bis prevent attrac- | $17 1L The saving through the increased eflicteacy isos gt umy time trom Eawia T. Butler. his heirs tion does not possess the elements calculated to win | of the office, including the reduction in the salary ape 1d oot accepting any a0 of « auld poomine y ‘Lat pepularity trem an American audience. propriation of $33,550, 1u 1877 over 1876, was $183,050, found. Not a trace was left behind save the | saledows costly and ingesions tools with which the work | Feplied, ‘was do and these, as might be supposed, furnish little =f any clew. The scocess of the gang js pranounced almost miraculous by the aetectives, and certainly nothing more @udacious of wonderful canbe tound in the pages of 1. Prichard, a Kaze Of ($23,000) twenty-t ‘three thousand of money obtained from me un- their hi ———— ‘ Jack Sheppard literature, That sx men, in broad loaned by rs @naxp opera oUsE— "rae Peagn oy | 824121878. over 1876, imoluding tho reduction 1m the daylight, sDould enter a bank on ove of the file my sulema pro! axaint his wicked acti e ee salary tund of $37,800, was $340,172, The number of Wabions” sonata “60 Broadway, work for three \ Sonaauinnpog domeerire ccaka spree jpener peste, ha savor." cases sottled In 1877 was 22% percent greater than . my fe U A mod tall mortal hours in plain view of any passer-by car ree yond tues they Daze, Uct, 28, 1878, AMANDA HalgaT “SHE RIVALS,” AT WALLACK’S. moderate audience but tull gallery bebeld Maggie | in 1876, and in 1878 Mfty-six per cent greater then im Mr. John Gilbert | Mitehell and her company in the above named an- | 1376. Psa orm of ney cient piece last might and extraciea considerable At the beginning of the year the number of agen- dr. erry Beckett enjoyment out of the good activg which frequently | cies for payiog ponsions was, by order of the Prest. Mr. Ubarlos Rgckwell | occurred in spite of the wretchedness of the play. | gent; reduced from fitty-elebt to eghteen, saving im kdwin | Miss Mitchell as the heroine was bright, vivacious | gsiaries tor the year $142,000. Leonard 7 amusing as hee asa? is, and balanced the ‘The aggregate saving in tue bureau for the year in “iiss Rose Coghian | ligbtor parts of the character by an excellent sima- ~+-z.-m@e. Boulst | lation of inganity and seme genuine pathos. Messrs. | Teduced payments for salaries of all eee — iss Stella Boniii Harrw, Taylor, Montgomery aod Phillips made the | Teductions in the number of agencies was $482,172; 1 * * -Aliss Mota Bartlott | moss oi their parts, axdid also Mrs, Sol Smith and Miss tor 1877, the ate saving for the ‘When the abnouncement is made that Sberidan’s | Olivia Rand. Tho Scenery was adequate to the sch nae ROS ION UIT (BO SETAE <f loue bas been $662, 222. Vt demands of the piece, but the play itself was an- | ‘Wo years in these items al parr Sail nid vd hab poragcaatam worthy of either the actors or accessories, The perru- Commissiener Bentley reports that since the cop- quierof the Grand Opera House sbould either enlarge have been paid more prom, that a very enjoyable evening wastueresult. Theper- | someot bis wigs or condense the hvuads of the w are Mat teetad tea cae paved advanced arnt Sir Anthony Absolute.. Captain Adselute. Sir Lucius UO’ Trigger cand who chose to glance through the windows, | [I'no ae bo — Bere mai or| fear Mi a} gi ay ELIZa WURAIGHE with four whee 0 hammering and banging at the ponderous doore of | Mme et ence tn erating: Werkle dectares that he | Witness, A B. Hime. aManva Haicut. the safe, bag nearly $3,000,000 in cash and securities, w & DEMIAL. “Puen ~-and then disappear with their booty as completely as tfthey had vanished into vapor is certainly, as in- bredible a story asevet was spunin toe brain of a fomancist, The old adago that truth is stranger than Gction never found a better exempiifcation. Nothing eiso was talked of yesterday throughout the city, and A Huraup reportor called on Mr, Edwin T. Butler at his residence in East Twenty-pinth street, last evening, and having shewn bim a.eopy of the above protest, asked whether he wished to rd | publication in regard thereto. Mr. Bul broken by seeends | referring the reporter to bis lawyer, id Cat Toe only words | familiar with the trausacctons alluded to 10 the pro- the way in which the aetectives have been roused suppose this referred | test. The writer then proceeded to the address of the to open. Shortly tnere lower, thas bis be bo work tho case ia revelation to the criminal classes. puuse int sperioy, and, creeping to &® controverey with a lady, made bo after requeati 4 CONFERENCE, ye door, feouia ee BO One, Lor could I bear a suund, | ov! On Sunday night the work of scarching began, but | and suortly slipped down wsairs and out the door, | the following statement :— 2, ers, fur to observe half a gozen Cavaliers whove hairs $8 did not take very. defloite shapo until yesterday | W2100 was open, and told the barber below of the | THs LAWYER'S STATEMENT, formance last night at Wallack’s was oneot sustained | Sra: fur to vere al Fits of Drown or black is segs | bigh degree ot efficiency. He ts of opinien, however, robbery. ‘Several years sgo Mr. Butier made a ot | excellence, and in addition to presenting old favorites | wna: uangerous te on nse of illusion, oth 4 morning, whi Superintendest Wallivg and THE REGISTERED BONDS, $12,000 on tue property No. 38 Kast Nisoteenth | i. weil known characters 1t brought forward Mr. Cogh- a that the reduction jn the rate of the agents’ com; Ingpector " Murray met. im consultation at As it seemed io be tu pressit street, and that mortgage be nd also a prior sation made by the act of last session cannet be maia- jan: im the part of Captain Absolute, with a success | GERMANIA THEATEE—‘‘ARRIA AND MESSALINA,’ that should make {t ove of his favorite rdles in future, There seems to be something catching in the hor- ‘The old playgoer among whose moliowest memeries | rific on the stage, Scarce has Mme. von Stamwitz some particularly bright periormances of ~The | trozen the blood of ner auditors at the Broadway The- Rivals” do not bold place is not worthy of the name. | atre with ber Messalina, when Herr Neuendorff comes Se briliiantiy is it written througbout that even | along to treat the German theatre-going public to the the overdrawn sentimental quarrels of the | same awiul heroics, The Germania Tueatre has been unmecessary lovers Falkland ana Julia srowded ior some time during tho representations of a been ay the “improvers” who have _ roaring farce called *‘Die drei Langodase,” put iast moore! og band on ail uity. That these Dight an array of dismaily emply beneues greeted she | _ “xclusive of tho fees of oxamining surgeons and the nonid Queenly, bat justiul wile of Kwperor Claud: | fees and salarics et pension agents, the amount paid G satal loves proving again that cer pablic—vo for pensions during the year was $20,530,702. Of this 1 map and Awericub—are in F tragic mood . - spared, Ot all the old fathers of Euglish comedy id rather laagh at a buries: Dan te beliited | mount $240,901 was retained from the pensioners which one 1. gor y Peart eccen- ra ha) — SPILT ibe clone os yes dass and paid to claim agents for their fees, tricitien as the 5 te ony Abso- | nighi’s performance of this tragedy, by Adult Wil- fons lute? Where isu &@ delicious. beeg- | brands, had much merit. Gilat has amitapoe. | Tne betas nvenuaationsel tracts: pespetested of of Shskespeare that | ing, vuluptaous stage presence which well conveys | Sttempted under the pension laws cost $38,235, and ob Acres? hel # —- a Kage Ze a rhein op her | resulted ina saving of $402,096. besides the discovery ior the first ing bad som OD points, as ler as Arria | of many Claim agents and ovner pers: guilty of yr ms coy ey Bet ees oe hindrhe-rrg olations of the pension laws, a considerable namber w On Friday a ca mortg: for $26,000 oo the same pert alter Mr. Butler took this mortgage Mre. Huight purchased the preperty apd assumed th Mr, Butler's mort @ in the deed given to ber, aud f $6,000 ou scovuant of the principal the bank officers tn: great loss of t1 mds stulen a reporter called ea Mr. W. tained entire without injury to the service, and that somo farther allowances shouid be made for their exe penses, On the 30th of Jane, 1578, there were 223,993 pen- sieners on the rolls, a reduction of 2,645 during the year. It is expected that the number ef pensioner’ will considerably increase during the current year va the Central Ufllce. and isid the plan to be followed in the bant. Officers wno bad bosn on duty along Broadway during the past few weeks were sent ior and they were set to ¢om- due on the mortgage. The foreclosure procee paring notes as to the movements of criminals fot. rhea ng as by an ab onan this mortgage of Mr. duti wno have been noticed lurking about the | Just asif they deen destroy a . Bol bi ariiment will issue the dupli- Birdseye, GiGi abaseiuckic.” ia.e wot ea'all tkely thas wwe, Belore t pli- | Judge Birdseye, und ich she was to give a mort- wade of $5,000 0n No. 20 West Tntrty-tirst street, Mr. the burglar who marked the workings of the bank pagts opie per, rs sivean omen ot one year h jor the payne: je same aD the valance due way have been iu tarp acrutinizéd at one time or on tho Ninteenth street house. This mortgage of another by detectives, Whatever was resolved apon Lumbers us those they arc to replace | $5,000 on the Thirty-fret street house was a there was an unusual activity tbrougbout | anu will sore Sah RRs ger eae gp arose snbjecs to. a prior one et the various prectucts after the conterence | ‘he ince. the pei anh ders pth eer Sy pan are due io bad adjourned, From the Battery to Contra; jt lows tn case originals also which bot 000 mo dirs. Hatgnt tailed to pay the interest, apd nleo tailed to puy Park the police were electrificd into new life. luntly megotated by the person or beter ealbemeeh ren youre on the property, and Every detective and patrolman had sometuing more | pregisoly what the expense of the 23.000, Foreclusure presauataes oats wre dod or‘leas assigned to him 10 connection with the barg- | bir, White could not say. He thor mevced on the $23,000 mortgage, held by a Mr. Mac- on ee coun ell lary, and tne way they covered the ground was seme- Fee id not va Penge ie ae ap pete oie a a tre sencage ‘bis counsel, Mr. William niger. ap thing unprecedented, Within a few hours their | Veularevurn them througo rr see ibn sib yn bene deena lt ie roceedings of forectosure on bis mort; of 95,000, je tracks were Icit in every slum ang bauat tn the eit; THB FLOWKK DRALER’# BTORV. Bite was about June Inet. Mr. Mackey sonees w farce, “Your Corporal. of whom have beon convicted and pumished by the Bnd & dozou little clows were soon in possession of th Mr, Charles rotuguy-Meurisse, Who was referred to & decree of toreciosure early in July. Nexo. | Heh, bes 5 1n fove after the most approved |. courts, and many otnera by suspension or permanent tiations were then .commenced between counsel for Mrs. Haight aod counsel for Mr. Butler, which re- sulted in an agreement that Mrs. Haight’s aaughter, 1p whose mame the title wo the irty-first street louse stood, should execute a conveyance of that Property to Mr. Butler, the latter giving her an agree- carryil oo tl authorities, Upon these they set to work witn re- | some of ibe Palate yet pariuent a Jauicor’s rooms, was mach 4 urding him. He was for ole fant Ninth street, opposite A. 1, Temoved to the bunk building some six He tuted that be bad careialiy closed p: Ment to reconvay the house tot! Saturday bight, bad fognd everything undisturbed | within twelve months upon paym of tho mortgage yesterday morning, and kiodly shames se Toporier | ($6,000), witb interest and also whatever Mr. Butler to make uw thorough eXaminaiion of e' Be might have paid on account of the first mo: je, oF the resait wea thas the rear of bis roome en the Bleecker street sido ts & | {or tuxes und coste of torediosure, Mr. Butler aise re- Separate instraoviony aod at once started on bis way. | qoorway, sccurely closed by « French luck, opou- leasing bis claim for deficiency arising frum the fore- Tue captain bad vot retarned ata late hour this | ing ico the Janitor’s hall, through which the | closure of tho Nineteenth street house moriguge, morning Inspector Murray was not seen uaiter | robbers passed, Opposite and corresponding to i$ | amounting 1m principal an erest to nearly $4,000, dbfee o'clock “in the afternoon, Sasteatl Was | was tue door by wnich the juuitor’s ball was reached | the design being to give Mrs. Huight « year more ime hi copped one lelpbi@ | trom the sirect. It was the key of this door which be | i wi! to reulize whatever equity there might be oud clow. eo rick reosived on a Ml i ees eee po LS yeni Pony deed was executed and apoke yesteraay. oy Mr. Mourisae i ered in mber last, us was also tho agree- la little doubt that the burgiars wili be lound within | Sexed vor long Uae ‘440, a3 ne only used tbe door | ment. about teres weeks since Mrs. Haight. os 1 b to rec parceis, und did net want ttopen. It bad | am informed, eutered into nogotiativos for tho sale y upon tho other banks | siways ueen leit cpou before, and he wanted the key, | of the Tnirty-drst street property to a Mr. odd, and fed fa‘ uot that be might open it, bus that he might keep it | I um also informed that papers were executed tor ion prevuited iu Laliways, garrets | jogked, He received the key on Suturday nigvt und | such sale. I have bven told to-day that ihe salo had Woh men paraded outside $he GOOFS | 1, hud pot since been oUt of His possession. ‘The door | failon through by reason of @ letter written by Mra, FY benesk By. had always beon leit open since be bad been in the | Haight to the counsel for Mr. Toud. PABK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. probibition irom practice in tho Department of the ‘The stage of the Park Theatre, Brvokiyn, presented | interior. | spectacle of regal splendor lust night attendant upon Considerable space is devoted to the claim agency the representation of Henry VIIL A large and select | system and to an explanation of the act of Congress audicpce greeted Miss Genovieve Ward, warmly ap- | of June 20, 1678, reducing the claim agent's fee irom plaudiog the artistic renaition which that lady gave | $25 to $10, and changing the plan of collecting so as fine satire of ne kind, is. not, of the dignified and faithful, though discarded wife | to leave them to collect their foes instead of hav. as ny of 0 | of bluff King Hal, Queen Katharine. Miss Ward was img them collected for them by the government Let iJ beer supporied .by Mr. George Vandenboff as Onratnal | through the pension ageucies, Tho Commissioner clowi Nee igre ee sanaraeettbe repeeeiee ry V1IL. | approves of the act and 1s of the opinion that it will Sbakespearian readers and delineators in their re- | greatly benefit both honest claimants and the govern- spective rdles, The stock company of the Park, a painstaking cocps of actors, acquitted themacives to lest and the sativfaction of the audience, Miss Ward's ability waned Sor Acthoay — I ngreny toe be ator ef the regal lady, for | the year before for an ontire chapge in the Sbich she is sv eclebrated, is too familiar to the New claims by the dividing of the county into dis- ite irresistibly | York public to require special mention upon this oc- | “ne . with equally | casion, wien, sufice it to eay, she held the closest ar. | ticle and.sending into each district « surgeon and it Bas lost | tention of her audience. The superior meunting of | skilled clerk to examine the ¢iaimants and to collect the scenery. coupied with the fact that tne piay was , He azo re- ruu through with potewortby smoothness tor the bape peers eur tsuiet spelbeptalensx 9 manoer of the tim the covlvess ana with which under is ot Shakespeare’s Dogborry, tu» perenn if, ‘The ultrarowantic Lydia aud ceilars, scrutuizing e nothing epougd. ARRAEAS'S APERARESCS, building wuts! be locked 1 on Saturday night. Mr. | “There is nothing in tbe entire transaction but wnat | Perlormanoe, the” «lesa first nignt tended to make the poriorimance a grand | Dews several minor suggestions of his last report and + Pied Sper neo get Maurine bus Bere an biden ‘clew 2 has been perfectly bowerabie'ol she partot Mr, But ek iP o ng seneee eee cee \ccess, and Cyryreoery avdiences will uoubtiess pey | makes a new recommendation to dispense With the. the ice, je =bas been irequeat visited | ler, who bas been uousuully lenient and kind tn bis tao respects to Queen Katherine during the week. Fresident pope... com mtn who seomed to come thore jor otbor | decilnys with shis l@ly. All the nogotiations 1 have brah em the . a sr pc epson ig ores raging oad in @ §=6morning —pay which stan urposes thao thosu connected with his legitimate | ailuded to were made by the couusel for Mrs, Haight, Augustus bad $50,000 in a comparte Pusluess, Among them he bad particularly noticed | and were approved vy herself end daughter.”* je and that it was uodisiarbed, Themannor | , large, heavily duit, coarse-leatured ian hich the statement was worded AD- | with a black moustache, who cawe tw inquire as tu nine Darentiy was intended to convey tho impres- | ine class of goods i wick be dealt, saying that be A WICKsD LITTLE BOY. fiom that there was some reason for the | was ubout io start a store. He asked us to silks anu een burglars not toucning this particular compartment. | yoiyers, ostrich ivatvers and other valuable goous in| Pan 1, —A wicked little boy of the Chrystie Street Tne officers of the bunk ueoy that Mr. Augustus risse did not deal, and oflered tu buy y Compartment in the safe, or that he \ddeal. The latter asked | Pubiic School yesterday sharpened his siate poucil aw OX OD | For His oui “ g 10 siart Suare and Oxed it fitmly to the soat of Frankie ¥ros's up tow, ne card witl 7 m of $7,500 PA 9) et bd auspioioes that obair. Tuen be calmly awaited the arrival of Frankie. fo cash, and thot is emung tue stoleu property, he noticed bum particularly since he believed he waa Beiore digue oteiea penietoey | taanbing a crews | Drosptciiag with o view te Mesa d Pe saa, had collected about the Yank, aud av they chimed to | 2X04 tho man’s leaiures thoroughly ip Lis miudy ‘ oY LECT’ necessary. TEROLOR paar Sra THE PRESIDENT GOING TO ANOTHER FAIR. jor'bis parent At Chickering Hall last evening Mr. Theodore The President to-day accepted the invitation ex. pede ehagar a titter all along, | 16 maf | Tilton dehvered a lecture entitiod ‘-Hearts Ease” toa | tended to him by J. H. Bond, Collector Thomas ang aid to the perception of the audience, re- | fall house, The vague title of the effort 1 index | other prominent citizens of Baltimore to attend the bho 4 by-play s re ri eee Same of the subjects troated therein, which comprise the | fair of the Medical Institute in that city on Thursday aoe nig we sige sakes Vine litical aad social topics which, accorai: tno | next. Ho will leave hero for Baltimore on the 6:20 P, ffect of the scenes was tremendous on the risivili- | Pe Pie n rding to tho tee, When the secret iw out to him that the lady his | lecturer, ecmbine to produce what people call | M. train and returnto Washington that night. The father bas chosen is the same ho bas been wooing | “hard times.” The Iécture is not a history of the | Chineve Minister has also accepted an invitation te be uuder aa assumed ame, and the sly dog torus with a inind at ease to twit bis trascible parent, es, but rather an advice as to how the results | present, advantage of Mr. Coghlun’s treatment was | are to be accepted, Tho various political | ~ BRAZIL, aud alierward met him lounging about the corner o er @ surgeon iv, und between father aud son the house fairly | remedies that have been suggested for mending the be depositors the officers ou duty allowed them to i ‘oared with merriment. For the rest, Captain Avso- Fomaiu, The throng coustantly Increased until abous | Brvadway wud Houaon saracls on tin mow beloves | Hospital exiraated « poimied slate peueil from the | juig” was manly and digoiled, as he. shouia | times, now sadly out of Joint, were dismissed by the | wag pxpepon’s RETUIN TO THE CAPIFAL— man he now bellov. was only locating exactly the janitor’ examining the means by whieh h flesny part of a schooiboy’s leg. be, bir. Becketw’s Bob Acres’ bas been seen | speaker alter mere moution, and all declared to be 1- Setore ere, cane cee laa saerten mane adequate to the end proposed. The fi LIBERAL RELIGIONS—A RELIC OF THE SLAVE at the audionco, but we doubi that bis version is as | Teumption of specie payments and inflation; QUESTION-FORULARIZE’ OF FER SERED correct as it It seems to belong more to | econumic theories of capital and labor, the socialistic SIEAMSHIP LINZ. Browgeam pyes ge Pong Pa cca doctrines and aggrarian dreams, new tariff regula- Rro Jawnino, Oct. 6, 1878, towed unctivn ond kept groom toe memory | ous and the rest of the romedies,now being The Kmperor bas returnea from bi ol other days. The Mrs. Malaprop of Mme. Ponisi | advocated as moans of restoridg prosperity wore | days’ acamper over San Paulo, wit = mhean Oe be A Ke] a Staee touched upon. Mr. Tilten inclines to the opinion | taceand a surfeit of cheersend feasting The Miaw- wero admirabio, In Lydia Miss Coghlan bas not | ‘hat those will gard sot Weaie ta te ring peta fo & strong part nor one very well suited to ber | herd times is now provided for night sobeols for adults in thie munici- teu o'clock, When the widewaiks Lecamo uimost im- Paasivie. ihe bank ollicers iwen posted tuside the glass doors 4 notice that no payments would be mude As the sixty day rule bad wen resolved upon. The depositors outside, however, became so restive \bat ebortly al eievon o'clock the doors were bbrown open w e crowd surged in. The clerks Wore besieged for ioiormation by tue depostiors, Many of whom were evidentiy of tue working class, One alter another they thrust their bank books bhrougo the openings aud anxiously asked tor their Money, The books wero taken aud the number of euch, as at Was presented, was entered upon ihe Schedule, then it Was returned with the siatement that ov payments were veing wade at that time. Many o atroug, wiworn hand trombied as ls Feceived buck tho book with this state. CILY NEWS ITLMS. proved the resolution of Alder- tne depart be neid openly. Germany, filsy years eon Sumday evenin, at bis residenc n street and Broadway, by cutting bis throut with a razor. eat: The toreviosure sale of the New York, Chicago and alw North Suore Raiirond at toe sult of Fioreuce V. ry lor one department to pouty Lewis, wot lor yesterday, on the Heal Estate Ex- @courreuce bas transpired what was adjourned untill December 9, by order of work of the police, As Commisnivaer snteide, Master 1a Chancery. 6 ities of Brookiya tor offices vt the two citi robust person and manner, but she piayed with | bad a0 cure-all for piquancy throughout, Miss Meta Bartict made a | thet thero are pert and pretty Lucy, Just as she began the “tag"’ of the frst uct nothing would suit tue young lady but daring the prese housands and smooth the | nen-Cutholics trom attendance at the religious course, . He complai anxious juquiries were mude us to rieay, also, Jt was expocteu that the Brooklyn | Mayor iy stated yeatorday thas beture acting on | * Slignt attack of vertigo, which made a lume 8 vA Asa sign of the times the Apostolo, the ultramontane mouey could bv bad. ‘To reassure these yest el Poles be regi s, conclusion to that part of tne play, She reeled for a hasty and headiong, wud tha Officials patiently explained that the standing of Fig Sn ean eben of a olution of Al ian Blovin eallioy upou him | comsut, bat Peabteted Wor tela’ bud Weal 0 the rything must be do: organ of Rio and the bitter opponent of every step sueb an important Campbell suid be woud e Superiute minutes wus too widely accepted. Arg: ouy, trem the cases jrowu, the oarsma: the boxer, « 08, he claimed ti t the buak was at all eodangerea by the suspeusion Of Payments, but that it was merely a matter of pre- oa o. They reluctantly quiited the counters and re gergt “ 6 ireaieass ‘of thew search tor the Joiwing the inroug outside remained vacanily gaziog | YoMcy Sarglars. z turough the wiauows at their fellow depositors mak. ented In the baggage of a passenger who arrived on the wings in a dazed manner, waving ber bund saying, “I can’t” to the audience, Forie- y some sturdy arm grasped her wear wings—as angel might be grasped— toward relaxing the bonas of consctence, has just coased its publication, after heavy losses im trying to Im sneir terrible | keep it up as a tri-weekly. deash: belore thelt THE PRED OHILDEER, le to proceed in tho following ry rectseiy the same inquiries and reevivi steamer Bolivia en Suuday moras Custom House be Holl 4 of the pace, welcopowe . ad deat | wugr SUPERINTENDENT LAMB SAYS OF THE | Mhepeciory found aud coudscated the following ar- | se Me wawinne Fey ab, po Couducive to theeaso of hesrt and mind, und ‘The Emperor i tiuch interested in dealing with 4 COUL OLD WomaN. ROBBERT—THK BANK'S Last SEMI-ANNUAL | Hcler:—Ove piatd sbawl, 2 scaris, 46 meershaum cigur | jovors were less thau usually objectionabi dressoa = bim with warmth to the future prospects of the numerous froebera ohil- One old colorea woman, whose back was bent with and 66 cigarette holders, tose; 9 cigarette uvidors in | hands of Miss Boniface and Mr. Rockwell, socal and domestic ot me = times. | ‘rea of slaves wuo will be thrown on the govern- MOV less thau seventy yeers of swoping, approsebed STATEMENT. cuses wou 46 fue weerebaum pipes in cases, ‘Three | Rivals” will be ropeated to-night, and the “School for more particelariy§ was this portion | meni’s baads twelve montns hence im accordance the Muxabp reporter aud inquired:— ALBanT, Oct, 28, 1878, dogen vriarwWoud pipes were seised on tue steamer Seandal”’ to-morrow evening. ot the lecture devoted. He explained how | with the Free Birth law of September 28, 1871. There ” iB: " much depended on them making the homes of bus- | is little kuown as yet as to tue actual number of ent ob ue vank ? In conversation to-day reluuve to the Manhattan | Sty of Brusse os cesiae uacineinies ie a re bands, sons avd motners, torn and cxasperaiod with | freebora children of slaves, bat is ls probable that waees Bank robvory Superiateadent Lamb, of the Banking y Aroong the members | yoorn’s THRATRE—‘‘JLAMNE, JEANNETTE AND | she cares of business and dull times, happy and cheer- | tho report of the Minister of Agricaiture to tne ossifers?-? Department, expressed great indiguation att JEANNETON.” fal, The preseut he regarded asa golden opportunity | coming Legisiature will deal largely with a matior for them tv assume the office of ministering els, aod to show to the full that disinterested devotion which their « bas been famous io all time, ‘Let them accept 18 and be contented,”’ said be, “Without contentme: ere is nO Wealth, and with 48 there is no poverty. ‘The lecture is repiete with allusions to the classics, Opt poetice quotations, Valaabie and curious statis- vies. AITACKED BY A HIGHWAYMAN. Joseph Potier, of No 106 West Nineteenth street, was waiking along Greenwich street shortly before ten o’clock last night, when he was suddenly set upon by who seised bim by the throas with one bund, while with tue ether he snatehed bis watch and chain. Mace scious bia which next year must be treated practically. lu tne ous 10 x 008 province of Rio Janeiro, where there are 370, slaves, the number of their children born free sines September 23, 1871, ts 62,000, of whom 13,300 have died, At the same rate there should now exit io ail the Empire 248,000 of these children, teonpically termod ‘*ingenuos,’’ and in the year after the 2010 of September, 1879, the government coald be eulled upon to receive from the owners of the mothers some 26,000 childrene-namely, tnose bad attained eight years, at which uge the masters have the option te retain them to twonty-oue, ing them smali wages and wating tbem or to receive irom the government a bond carrying six per cont interest on 600 milreis tor thirty years. STRAMSHIP AND CaBLE COMMUNICATION. ‘The City vi Rio de Janeiro sails witu 46,60 bage of coflee ier New Y: Had toe captain cousented the Mialet M, F. Doria Lee aid tn: ligence could be proven on the officers and trustees they ought to be held persunaliy | Board of Maung decided y jay that hhaple tor th Heit unless the money 18 recovered. the ballot was against the proposed amendment, ‘The accompanying table ts the report of the Man- hattan Savings Bank for the aix mouths ¢ 1, 1678:— tremulously iuquired, ke, ukied old MRBOURCKS A Dew opéra vou! or, more properly speaking. aD opére comique, was produced last night by a com- pany recentiy arrived trom Paris, The new opera consists of three acts anda prologue, and bas for its composer M. P, Lacome, for ite Norettists MM. Ciairville and Delacour, The plot ss original, if not jad, Three peasant girls—J: in the Kings County y jay of the Kiliog of Heory - Bodine, sine years of age, of No. 33 North Secoud Aus'ves 1g | Mfect, Williamsburg, by kicking him on the spine. 08.871 U6 Tho ticket oiliee of the New Jersey Southern Rall- roud at Bricks>urg Was robbud yesterday of the ticket ing ® quantity of tickets. The thiev t @ personal insertou io a Ud lot at cost, @utate at cont, ‘uge! ulvey wi jog the assailant, marched bij Feet stution house. J. $7,642,838 46 oa Ny ie off ® reward they would return mplete the wiegraph vei wee 0, pre etl Bei and Pernaw ny = fection between 7 146,072 08 R, Tate id 1s working C¥se U' CURL UI BLvEKs Judge Davis, juco to Babia, Betwoen over market Vaiue 13,182 77 | yoous from Surplus. Tl 644 LSL OT oud chante, Which continued until one o’ciock, em B. J. Urown, ih 8 Kuwara Souel, Rober a 8 iT u m. 000 said bis wile wan privy to nus, TOU... cescccesee coveeee seeeseseeee$7, 082,858 46 | the nck Me Was adimitied to bail,