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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-28
The Troubles of the Pennsyivania De-


The difficulties under which the democratic party OF
Pennsylvania 10 labor In consequence OF the Baltimore
split, s already becoming clearly manifest In this city,
where the feeling between tho Office holders and non.
ONCE holders IL very bitter.
last evening the City Executive Committee held
meeting TO take action for ratification meeting when
division took place respecting which ticket should be
ratified, and the meeting adjourned without coming
settlement.
This evening the Douglas portion Of the committee held
meeting under call Of eight Of the members, incud-
ing Alderman McMulen. Ten OF the twenty four mem
bers OF the committee present and agreed 70 hold
mass meeting on saturday night to ratiy the Douglas
ticket.
The chairman of the committee publishes q card de-
claring the cali for the meeting irregular.
call for mass meeting Monday night 10 ratify the
nomination OF lane and Brecklnridge will he published
the morning papers promising Senators Fitzpatrick and
Benjamin, and Mcssrs Cushing and Burnett speakers
The call Is unsigned.
Tho Democratic State Committee win meet on Mondry
when the preference OF the electors will be obtained
proposition, strongly urged by the Breckenridge men
Is TO run Douglas and Breckenridge united electoral
ticket the electors 70 be pledged 70 fairy represent the
ratio vote In the college.
Tho electors previous 10 the nominations were under.
stood 70 prefer Mr. Breckinrdge the regular nominee
but their present preferences belle, I'll be favor
Of the nominee Of the majority Of the regular Convention
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S HIPPIN g N e VS..
ALMANAC voR rsv voRx-run pAv.
SUE Hyse. 81 NOON SEM morn II 81
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Steamship pcso.c, Johnson Havana and New Orleans
AGO.
ship Revenue, Luce. IAyorpool-Howjand Froshnshan
ship Marianne Nouetchm Lamb, Lverpcol-Howland
Frohingham.
Rsrk J Godfrey Clark, Newcastie-H Meyer
Bark Mariana Selasco, Genoayaerio, Facias a Co.
Bark Cora, latham I,sando-Master.
Bark Henry Tro~bdse Frsbie, BarbadosI Trowbridees
Sons.
Bark Ariel, chec~nan, Port All Prince--oL& Ferris,
Bark Feurian de Bellevue Orb sauiey Phadephs-zipsy
Bros
Brig Harriet, Congdon Gla~gow-H @ Devolf-
Brig Col fenntnsn, Coffin, Msrsciles-Bret, SON le.
Brig Lincoln, CORVALLIS. Zara-Niller Houghton.
&Co,
Brig s,owcrs. Rice Phiadephia--sturees Co
Schr Fannie Curre Rogers, Msrseilles--f h eager
ket grecearpdl-Nnster.
Schr Hare Boosh. ffayana-1 n Eager
Schr II Dawson. Kefchrm, Nassau
Schr Oswego, Card. IinQan-D n Dpveoif
sthr Jonas smith, Dayton Wilmington NC Smith Co
Schr Haynrd Hgbee. Niimir gt0n. Nc smith a Co
Shr Ben. Lynch Wilmington NE Powell
Schr Frapk In. Robnson, Phbedep hia-Master.
sclr w No1diuh Rohinsln rhiadelphin-F Talbot CO.
Schr Nlcan1r. Parker, Elfaheiiport-RP Bnck A Co
Schr n Thompson Raker, Eaih-tfastcr.
schr flying arrow. Curtis. Boston, Eaton.
S.hr } ", Fanlklin, Blst1n-Dayiou 90.
Sloop iefius jones. Harford-Naster
e.9Snsr A L4ac-.e, scrcs Philadelphia
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nororAs RATIFICATION Myrrse IN yRcruA-A meeting
Of the friends Of Douglas held IN Petersburg, Va
saturday last which IL thus described by the Frpr, Of
that city
The meeting called TO order by James w. MCGOWAN
who nominated Colonel Joseph G. swan for the chair but
that gentleman declined suggesting the name Of s W.
secretary. on motion u the Hon Frsncs T. Rves, a
Commiliee % seventeen was yI9Etei 20 tIat rssoie
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Senator's Green and Polk, Representative Phelps COL
Harris, late editor Of the Union, VIM Price Treasurer
OF The United States and Peter Wilkes delegate 10
the Baltimore Convcntonall citizens Of Mssour-havc,
private conference, recommended by way Of euRRcs
ton 70 the democracy OF that state that the democrats
81 each county assemble In their several ccatcon the
first Saturday In September next and elect delegates 10
State Democratic Convention 10 be held JEFFERSON on
the nth of that month, 70 adopt measures 10 insure
united action IN view o. the present divided condition of
tf party. They also earnestly recommend the united
support q the state and county tickets and that the can
ddates for the Legislature pledge themselves 10 abide by
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
y surveying steamer Vixen, Lieut. Com Phelps. Norfolk
s.ss.sAp KsnsSo dr Brooks Liverpool June = n and
"a BE Batter. nD at P ID FONT
ssiIss a. Ha
for & "a % oa y "a 's.maR hsaS ns1ss
'SSsrss ssSl lat 9 IS lon Is passed snip RockAnd,
s steering = :" Hume e,
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q 81 Ss rs;ss L sS n" Or
Steamship ss !, CO. ns heavy M
Couch Rshmos a. Sc . with % as@p %oS
psssS Ws SsSssc and Ann an for New
Rule so sss, A sssss ssnsss FL
nd sa ;h ss snI &
sSs S.'ssa', Folsom Iss day..
"I BARK yindoisns DR. Newca.s Iosin, 100 days
S 10 Ssn ssSofs 81 sp I
e. ?H ieoss p sR y MssI.s ~
%Ss & So MsSy. s tSr Il sso e M . n
sss Herein i, Won e. cr,n Being 9
o. lon Il Is. spoke sre% sssk indS.s HicSsn % days
sss @ r. 2 2 Sn 4 n d s 2
2s n = 10 ~ q g sSs ship Emily Hail. Of Portland
s:s5 Ss:y June Win rc,s:ss
4
Brig exaus sgsls, Dourvss, Rio Jsnso Nay H. with cot
s ,s r'n~ns: c,r ss 3 q
sa scr VII, , , q distress yns sem SSso he,
q aSs e a
Gsa s :1 : :s :ss s
nsos S:rS few Ssyo PREY ~ sos 4. hsss
Srs xfIs % rIsaissrg Knmaa. sasua. nday., with
big Iyhsw SsTSSy Bsr% mud Il; June 2 with goa
ssssy 1sSSI NON 1 sSs. EiySSS , ,...-
Brig Caledonia Br, Daniels Hlhboro days. with plaster
Brig vator HASKELL Calais, days. with lumber Board
sehr Iishtnng Daniels pSsncs Ayres Nay via Rio "
l II I Ss % New w YORK s H.d s
during the entire passage until I'D inst lat So So Ion q Is
sS sasa s f % &c sEsrs q; 9ssr
% % @ s Ss mani
s g. S e 70 be n native ~ Of
prey q Bainsss which carried away jbboom and Ok
sshr See Breeze OBJ Mcxmon }iisboro days, to Ne
schr Howard EskersOa Galveston II days. with cottO,
sehr John Dixon, w!ininsson, NC; 10 days
ss ySs%s:' sssss%
sscSr Tens, Han Calais. jdsys
% a Sis si sandy ANDY Hook
ssSr SSs.lss william ssssa, SSssand, .days -
| Schr Ann Flower, Clark, Boston for Albany.
| schr A Bacon Hulse, Portland, 2 dayn
| Schr Ann Salter, Fish, Poughkeepsie for Wareham
| Schr David Cox Cornish, Fort Lee Tor Boston
sioOp sPrssuss di6b. PoSs htsspsie for Prosaence
| Steamer Bosom, Sellew, Philadelphia.
| Steamer Ironsides, Vanderveer, Philadelphia
| Steamer Concord Norman. PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Daylight, Springer, New Bedford.
| Steamer Abatroes, Jones. Providence. So
S q s.ss rs .s S
Augusta hence for savannah. The had strong NE gale
| from Savannah 10 Cape Hateras.
| BELOW.
| Bark Marion from Rio Janeiro, 46 days.
| Bark Heddle from Cardenas, u days
Schr Phebe from Matanzas-Au three pilot
| Steers, No &. 80
SAILED.
| Ship Margaret Evans London.
Wind during The day N 10 SsW. -.
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The vermsnt Rspusliean state Conver-

NtriANb, W, june y, 1st0
Tho Republican State Convention assembled here 10.
day and nominated Hon. Eastus Fairbanks o 81 Johns
bury, for Governor John b Page Of Rutland Trcasu-
rer; William Henry, Of Bellows Fals, and H. q. Root OF
Bennington for Electors, and ". w. Baxter, Of Rutland
q Smith, OF 81 Adams George G shepherd of Mont
pclcr r. W. Clark q Brattleboro and A. J. Rowcl Of
Troy, the state Committee. The Convention very
largely attended
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Telegraph Marine Reports.
LONG BENCH june q sun:sNO inward bound vessels
s Wa ~ is s 1:. ss' :s Inward bound ,
mo9S town Sns asT inward so Sa % %
Wind 8, moderaie weather hszy Oh shore. -"
Miscellaneous.
SIR JANE HESpxnsoNNorfolk June 1s-ship Jane Hen
derson previously reported ashse q Cape Henry
@ s' sisS, Ct Ss
would together until Ose on board could Be saved TSs
CIV SosSa % b a
writers n
s. Cn.' { cg CORR June -ssg cA.s Cooper
"s bay hisk cs struck on sps s::t ode S Of
Isl
Hampton Roads before reported sydney
ssss
put 5 s h ns having o% he wS.n s
s e q ne Gu s sss 4 Which she start
an headsesr Had overheard deck load Of lumber
scHR AprSo was lowed into Pcou 18Th ns, ny sAr Nick
sson freeman The was totally dsmsssed OF the end q
voyage. - 49, - -
ssm, LA Inn. Campbell hence ca:.soa
%sssd ssar bns On port side painted and
snS s s cs sn'd white arch y''"
% g g $ ss s | ss Sf % mi q sup
ssT $s i s:s 5sr ::
lon las in heavy gale sprung aleak lost the bo~spri
portion came ashore sasconse on the
afternoon q "a inst had apparently been in the but
sss', ''a,s n, -
Balance dock She viii BE- thoroughly overhaued and have
snip Eoe on the large Sectional dock and win be rcfas
tened recauiked. and receive her hrsi suit fmcial
:, .shs 4 :sS 3 Sa for market asher
Notice so Marsucr..
some q our sosmIogarss are giving news neise e
ne i, o Nay lsst fun notice Of the given IN
IT, >,
what seemed long narrow sand shos coral reef water
SIDE extended about miles in length, NE and sw.
As New Bedford ss.h INST Ssrs JAW. lawrence ochosk
March y Win q Ss NO & s az " 81 snS s
~ arr Bark % sose ie fs o tS f.cahusno
s Nah 81 with O SS 'p and do VIII oil Sent home '
Also Massachusetts, Green, ocho.sh Sea Honolulu
obs " 80 taken on Cape Ion 60 DO VIII oil and 1co lbs
xso arr SssS ccnrser G!acrd f.sSs Ocean fscsSasno
.p sSD he bone u. on freight
a gals - "l rum ssfx May France Ssw whaier
"a - bark jaw, pa sp.ulding Indian ocesn
.s Arr hcpoS NAY rsmsrans w1clow ~ from au
The sesscn tsnd sd sane day for kodlak
rsns TrD ~ lor do o''"e' TOT ocoo< 0 SrA
Toreor es ~ ~ - NM w. ~ wee.s ~ no'Sng
NB right VII
Mnsann M Feb having TAKEN nohns since epssrs ssp
Az, w Wa 20, ouerpps , sna drowned Heard from
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was drop Of dsun,on.sm in the Convention Eor r9
man living would 20 further TO this Union fhan
el-none would 60 further than John G.
Breckinridge renewed appause.) The Union must be
preserved II sbau be preserved. CIhats II and APP
Chile ana .,sndn~ b~ its by adherns w the
equality right and justice every prtion o. ous wsa
try. Applause) This ticket, can say, Knows no
North outh-nothng but the Union and Inc consti-
tuition the welfare, happiness and prosperity OF all the
States. cloud appause) Trust me as VIII you, that
while have anything TO do in the councils of your natou
justice shall be DONE Now, my friends, desire 10
say you that, without malice towards any human being,
without Ill will towards any one, but vita kiad feelings
towYds all who may differ with me- entertaining the be-
lief ne 40 ina. s spccess Of such ticket az this In
dsper sable to the prosperity and happiness Of this coun
try accept heartily the nsnnation that has been so
kindly rendered by the Convention al Baltimore Vo
cferous cheering.)
After again thanking them for their kindness In waiting
upon him, be retired amid immense applause.
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The Baltimore Convention.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEKALD ~
find the following in the HERALD of Monday in the re-
port Of the late Baltimore Convention
David l. Seymour the part Of the Dickinson Of
the New York delegation said they stood in peculiar
position They had used all honorable means TO secure
the nomination Of the great son Of New York, Daniel
Dickinson. (Applaarsc) But he ready on their
behalf TO ackncwdge that great majority OF the people
Of the State in favor Of the nomination Of Douglas,
and with voice the friends Of Daniel s. Dickinson
would rally TO the support Of the nominee.
Twas delegate TO the Convention from this place, aud
present at the time when this statement must have been
made Enough did not hear Of It. If had heard is
should have expressed my dissent accordingly. Mr. Sey
may have fek authorized to speak for Mr. Dickinson
and his friends the Convention ana out Of though he
voted against them every important question In the
delegation (ncding the which broke up the Conven
tfon save the single Of presenting Mr. Dckmsons
name gro RARTIE
RNGHAxroS, June 20 1890
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struck up the much nspritng air Of Yankee Doodle
and he assemblage began quietly 10 dispense. few
minutes later the meeting at the wgwam also peaceao
broke Up.
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TINS The action Of meeting, and while they were
absent in the performances Of that duty Timothy Rvss o.
crscy was mos. venemen eo - bs ros,um
ana ILL., =. oa 4; ~. rharacteristic stve full OF yigor
Az 81, "a vs;sdo ne came forward 70 aaht for Rome
and net for cssr and, advocating The cause Of Douglas
cScorssa the action Of the NATIONAL vonyenon' anu Con-
dcunncd the measures OF "a .~NS
conSern;ns ~ sc, nr ~ sha o. mr. and
commenced with the words ave :, i.~ac
q tne CITY 81 Petersburg, ana when their reading was
~ -, vsavE n fsanch appealed to the meeting
fSct that the cs ~ OF nat pnrase rcvel9 - .Ic
Of Douglas and .,ts ,bst tev had no risht 10 styc
themselves :. 40 National Democracy Of Petersburg.
nc Wallace, replied at some icngth SUSTAINING tne
OF pGuSas az a sh .s ~ .a 70 The
snres ~ that rartv Sustained the regular nominee Of
their party, ss national democrats VIM johnson fol-
Cans upon eno 1 'u sor tSs, The
right TO vote mon he ground that they were as good ma
tonal democrats as any others in the meeting Thomas
Branch succeeded fhyofur douglas and harmony DR. j.
atom IN such sssSs hut s,nS bis sseYmipstion to
be with the South at any and all events Mr.. James Min
nitree took nearly the ground in interruption
courtesy while Mr. Claiborne held the floor who closed
by noSns 70 postpone action upon the resolutions and
adjourn until Tuesday night next The motion
RED me mort nterse Enthusiasm prevailed during the
evening on both sides and il was hard (s tell which
the u,ost appauded - =
M, ~ r., Boston Pa. c.y,. IN. ed,,or NJ the
p,,,.do,r. p,,,, .,,. ,rs,,or rornev ;, and s,vs
~. ps,.a.,,,,. D.. r.-.r.,e rvorrev,. parer,
HOSTS the Douglas and Ftzpatrck ticket at the head
It's counns He was elected cerx OF the House py re-
puoncA 'o'es'
~" 'n.n WV years s'n0o =" .I a''','.'S
my" N0'nns''"' sAu ssp'''e1 WIG ''A'~ 'eP
0"uso'
Do w.. ~ -. - 60.
l '"ehsAsi"S u' !, 49, ~
now That the SomnationsW DOM iactsn Oh tne oemo
cratic party are before them will be forced to
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Telegraph Marine Heports.
LONG BRANCH, june n. sunseNo inward bound vessels
In sight Wind s, fresh; weather clear.
HI0HLAND4 June 81. gunset-No inward bound vs9el h
sight Wind SW light; weather clear
SANDY HOOK. June n, sunset-One bark going up the
ewash Channel IN other inward bound sight
Wind s, moderate; weather haxy OF Shore
Mincollaueoua.
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The BxccA1nrtdge and Lame National
Dem0crattc Committees.
WAssu -vune yeao


BayGHAxproS, n. Y, June ~, 1890
On the receipt here Of the news, announcing the nomi
ton Of Breckenridge and Lane, salute Of hundred
guns was fired by the national democracy accompanied
with the ringing OF BELLS the lighting Of bonfres, the
letting off of fireworks, and other demonstrations Of
joicing
CHICAGO, June 81 1850.
One hundred and FIVE guns fred here this evening
by the national democracy in honor Of the nomination OF
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N IN REwARn-TOsr. ON TIVE EVENING OF
scDV the japanese Ball. ether on the gron9s Of IN one m
tha public rOoms a valuable Diamond Brooch. n crescent
form Ihe finder viii receive ila above reward % eaving ~
the olse u he Metropolitan Hotel
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rTAvANA NEW ORLEANS AND TBxAa-NRw YORK
III and New Orleans Steamship Ocmpany.-For New Or
ieAus via Havana 70 ea Monday March H. q u O'Clock
Tia United States mail Steamship CAHAWBA, NV Smith
msnde WIN comence 70 receive frey On Thnr.day March
foot Of Eobneon street. North river No bills Of lad
Ing ned ae9 the hour Of eAnS For freight passAge ap
ply 70 he agents, LlVIN06rC6. CR0cHEKOH CO., No
through nckeh issued 70 parts Texas PSF Southern
gesrush{u Oounpany'H line Of SeNmara
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IcoR NORFOLK AND rOETnHoUrH-THRN NEW FIRST
Il eaam Steamship ro1onAC, Capt q. ~. Makson, wfn
pors As T. souDechx yfl tSs Norfolk sni fsssrsSu,s
Scenfs foot and h feuburI csuas foot ard pro
oostcnke RATES oods fovvnsxsa % Al para Of nnrsb Caro-
= We. s.~S-
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Box book open two weeks In advance.
youkra' A ArfxsEnsSE or
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with ali the ne Ts" . Sss sSss WOO,
~llsppcsr for the trst Tina . the
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. 49,. STR BRIAN DE BORE eurLsxRr.
DAAIsu ACTS OF HoRsxNANsHTP.
TONIGHT AND EVERY MONT
s further Soos ss performance wa somnoaOs With the
his GOVERNORS WIFE.
xrs John WOOL Mr. Patterson Mr.. Allen Mr.. Pearson aud
A 1 OVERTURE Si ~ SPP snh ORCHESTRA
win conclude ss hs, as ssSs
sA0rA Ia NO acts BY the RrUs sso srOush emitted
Revised and corrected for this market.
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xnissh sus 81 with shiiOs by fAt exquisite
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pyincs jobs author Of Magma Charts r. .I Mnsser
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Eebeses he maid q ind.ie par sisecncs and '
s:''' I'D
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&C.: 4. az.
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, With 4: ,rq 4 I,,r ~ -u. ,onru W. ..uu
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RELIGIOUS NOTTCEe.

Oxv n. GRATrAN GUINNESS Will. PREACH EvERY
h evrrh tbs week In Rev rr NcElroyS church. -Four
VonA ~hUs
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EoR CHARLKsToN, s. G., AND TEE SOUTH AND
~ ssuthwsst Three steamers week
snip AZ AD0BR, y. Adams Commander, VII leave pier
No. Nora rive. On Tuesday, March IL 1t o'clock precse-
E :g &! 1ooos sss Mc:.s Az. g; Nashville
$f5; AuGpsa "a, gu t0 Atlanta es Coin abba, o.,
So Chnriosto @. ga end The varoua places Ia For
row GO. ErosdSs5. ISsAilfoS. capt fOser. WI
succced the above on Trnday March L. and tho COLUM.
BIA, Saturday, nth Notce.No form OF bills Of fading
sgned but ih0ee furnished by The company
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nor SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINTS As Below
N TIA frSt class steamshsp ALABAMA, Capt Geo n.
schonck win leave Saturday, March TO- H3P. H. from
pr No North river Through tickets can 30 bad for The fol-
New 6rsesns $50 Is; Mobile So Mcnigomery - cSum-
h,a al. Albany Auana, FL, ChA8An0oEA W. No.
vs, 81 70; Knoxvfs IS 90 Memphis 81 49, Augusta ~
GO Macon, $40 Savannah, $lh
"a NUEL MITCHELL 4 SON.
Tia Star Of Ne souA viii succeed, and al on Tuesday
March IL, 1t r. NJ
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GsOR THE Oh ARLEsToN CONVENTION.
The Steamship GRANADA recently rebuilt and put m
dno order will leave the foot Of Warren street. 18th
Convention.
Tickets win DO issusd for whole trip there and back
GLIDING sleeping ommodatops while In port.
FOR FIFTY DOLLAHS,
Provided sufcsnt number II passengers offer In the
dtwenty days 70 induce the departure Appl, 70
NJ o. ROBERTS,
III West street, Of Warrea.
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AMUSEMEUT0.
WALAOkB THEATRE
Dooss open u I; 10 commence a hslfpaay.
UNDMINsHxD TRIUMPH
L. hnSrAk WALLACE. Nh. 8R0UdHAN.
Hk. wALc0r. MR.. DyOrT.
MRS. HOEY.
MRS. VERNON MISS CANNON,
MRS. wALcor, MISS MosANr. n
IN THEIR
ORIGINAL, cHAxAcrzaa
AIDED
Mr. YOUNG. MR. LxvEsg. Ma. PARsI.oE, 60, 20.
EVERY aIdHr
IN
ROMANCE
POOR YOUNG NAN.
No free admission except he press
Boz book open two weeks In advance
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H~ArTrTHR CHANCe STILL ron LADIES AND 0rs
~. tsaen d convert their oa of Qoh1ng into oAsh Yruu
80 - pan fse gk dreees fo1 y 2 ~ g eo:ts asd
vsFsr Guar.ntes % pay ths shove yo:s noe eY pcs
khsescnA and fwss6sh irssts LADIES' attended 70 b,
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To cor ciude with the farce OF
The IRISH TUTOR
TERRY OROCHkE. with the
Of Il Ia emmy bOys. SIR HARrEY VILLA NIB
IL rehearsal orRinRl d. Nustc sketch, enu
WAsHIs GfUNS FIksr LOVE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-23

At half-past o'clock collation. was serv-
ed in the chapel. A half hour previous
was spent in social intercourse and visiting
in the lower rooms of the chapel. Every
body seemed to know everybody else, and
had something to say about the times "when
we were here"
There were a much larger number in at
tendance yesterday than on a similar occa-
sion year ago. The large chapel was
filed throughout.
The first thing in order was singing in
concert-a song composed for the occasion.
Outsiders can hardly tell the delightful effect
of the hundreds of voices joining in this
touching song. Just 50 in years that are
gone, had the different classes sung at the
daily chapel services, and now all the classes
were united in one grand harmony, swelling
and floating upon the still afternoon air.
Prof Allen led the singing. The song was
composed for the occasion by Miss Emily {.
Huntington.
Rev. Mr.. streeter, of the first graduating
class, led in prayer.
The bountiful stock of eatables were then
discussed, Prof Peck saying that they might
have engaged professional walters, but hfd
concluded that the graduates would prefer
being waited upon by their own sons ard
daughters, and then if they did not know
how it was their own fault in bringing them
up.
The collation. comprised an abundance Of
eatibles and drinkables, and as everybody
complied with Prof. Peck's injunction, anc
introduced himself to his next nsighbOr,
jovial tea party was enjoyed. The arrange
ment suited us, We believe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-23
U. s. Ararshal.

p DANoISs.-Prof. Cowper has returned to
the city again, after an absence of several
months, and is now making arrangements to
reopen his Dancing Academy for the Fan
and Winter, at Music Han, Lynan's Blnelz.
on the west side of Public Square. The sea-
son will open on Saturday, September 1st.-
He has established brilliant reputation in
Cleveland for his proficiency as a teacher
in this most fascinating of ARTS. He viii
introduce during the season a number of
new dances, among them the Empire and
Ladies' Persian Quadrilles, etc. Days Of
tuition, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Ladies at 2, children's class at 4 P. NJ, and
gentlemen's class at in the evening The
Professor can be seen daily at the Weddell
House. aug22R1O