davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-03-14

ua1l's Vegetable slcilian Hair Ees
its rstra1 color prevents it nom lallIng OF makes
thc hair soft and glossy, does not sain tho skin,
and IS the best hair preparation tn the world.
less tfnn ninety days. For sale BY al druggists,
and by II. Scovtl, 20 Randolph sIeat wholesale
nrant fny the NorfhpeSt 1CzS-lnitf3W
, 1865-03-14

Tic Board Of Trogtees Of St Luke,s Hospital,
chartered at the last scssion Of the State Legsa-
tu1e, and now fully organized, appeal to the char.
stah1c nuh1fc of This city far a|d and supnort They
are II 1s uac, all members OF one communion
(Eptscopall and their hospital is under the con
tfol OF mat cou1c1 out toey uaake ~ oLsAhcuuo1
What his belief may be. Is candidate for their
care, and II any patient desires to sce clergy nan
Of any faith the W1sh Will be cheernl!y cotnplie6
, 1865-03-14

Dr. Clement, Surgeon Chiropoofst, cures
Corus. Duuious, Diseased Nails, Enlarged JOINTS,
and ali diseases Of the feet 1t 1s2 south CIa1k
street, Rooms aud 2. uchls-n5l9SI
, 1865-03-14

Eep1;h aud last week Of
AR. d HRS. IT. j. FLORENCE
Monday,
IRELAND AS 1T yV4k9~
Judy OTfot .Mss- Flo1enso
To cclsIude with the Comedy OF
Y4EkEE HOUSENEEPEft.
Iaraev..,...x.....,.,.... M-. Fioren1e
PtE ann. t1oteoG1
Friday,
pOMBEY t. SON.
Cantsip CutEts: florence
kuanD .AIa~ c1osehcF
Saturday afsezn.cn II O'Clock,
GRAND FLORENCE MATINEE.
, 1865-03-14
NG ge1lts.

WANTED D-Agents-To sell the
comprising Illustrated Kottgi,u% Worxs, fopu .r
biographies. His+orfcs1 Works a2t Works Of IrsTtls.
Don't FIJI to ttr c'rcu ast Address utto stamp,
E 3. KSAt. lit so.,h Clark s:Ee-s, Chics7o.
, 1865-03-14
iE1ultn.

FOUND-A Large Dog. The
i same may ba had By proving oWneIshtp aad
VI, Be 80 {. Adcfsss E H. o. Box 524S.
mhltu4lL.t
TOUED-A few days since, IN
the vicinity OF West Randolph and Saogns@on'sts-,
3 Pocket Book containing snn sum OF money nnd
other Dacers which the owner can haye By proving
paving Tor This advertisement, and calling
Al Al af;N II. II Nandulpn etyeet, mhttni1las
, 1865-03-14
5trapEn. .

GTRAYED-A Bay, Horse, from
evenlrg at about o'clock. Was last seen crossing
Randolph stisst, On Ciask running no1thwsfd Ed I'd
undersvncd Will be literally rewsrred. 1. B.
RNONER. IA Dearborn at, {up stsirs} mh!tn46!.w
, 1865-03-14

McV1CKER'S THNAI'RM, :
lYl Madlson Rtgeet. betwesa osxte and peafbosn
BOX oEce oprn from 10 TO sca from ro5 O'Clock.
se1ts cat be ceCuTed 3tVaEce. Doorg H,eo
az ClQcx: PERFORMANCE 70 cQmIleUca Rt * O'CLOCK
, 1865-03-14

of these Qlscs IN the ucseft oi NnslC taat aAo1u
D,easure 10th prospective md Retrospective, and
will bring 10 us in the midst Of 60 1nneh oao music
cd,y played, the higher and better clas: Of n'1:1c
iufcfpfcted cun. .c1e1tiously and aEtsheal!y- The
nrocrau,ne j. one 1hat will commend itself to |
eve, Q. sns s. H.
Chopne .pclons'Sss S RastnTsm Rstm ~ ~ nna nsred ~ IL
Becker, Chopin'e concerto n ,aor t.ne aea ~
dante and fn7,c) for plano With ofcaestfai accom-
" he .lsycd By Mr. Lewis; Aumme1s military
een,cst for thc singular combination ol piano; s
hntc, violin, car,opstts xso,ynece q r..
Ennns's, The orchestra vi number about nlseen
n,ecct. and has been carefully chosen. WIN 20
aad H. betse4 H. moi
~ % iour time, tho hall will nndoootsuy os
Crowded. It ts certain thas every lover OF go'o
mne.c WI. ~ learn tia the accomplished pianist
N5.s f,e pecrou, ts about to lcaso 9s. rhis laay
il her qet Ma M n Gbearo ue1
1ut,net ae s nm ~ The principal features OF the
I.T,ren Uoute classical conccrfs yeats ~ sr,.hse
classical music tel npon Gniy ~ 81 a. sea one Of
n1 moot iaithlui musscans aud lcEsttmss 'nis s;at
nreters OF musical ast We ara g1an 70 Aensn II her
prominent mueictans OF the CIV WI t;,nantni ~ 70
10 learc Chicago without tittins tesnDaon'A -
her abilities.
THE OLDEST MAs.-The Oldest tman IN Amerea
i.nnw r resident Of Chtcago-Joscph Crslcy-s
French American, born in the city Of Detroit, IN
september, 17a6, and there baptized on the lsto
Of that mouth he arrived at the Museum on sab
u.aay. he xs not an an,edluvian, but he carries
us farther back in the history Of American c!v1lz
alton than docs the deluge In the history OF kaa
world he ID a genuine link between the earliest
periods Of cis,Auantic civilization, and Tue pre-.
eent time. &c lived IN the far West when that
Neet 1Sas unknown to Ill save the Jesuit mission
ary. scarcely more Than century after the 0fst
lnrdinEu Of the Pilgrim Fathcra, he drew breath
where the feet Of their dcaccndsnts had NOT pcne'
trated. He was grown man Of tnirty-three
when Wolfe died On the Plains Of Abraham. He
.yss eight yesrs the scn!or Of the Immortal Wash
tnrtup. who though dying ut ripe old age, ha:
hecn outlived by Greeley more than half century
Wfhcn BfaddocE suffered his memorable defeat
Crcicy wps thirty years old, ooa-1hluk OF lt-wa,
IN elderly e, ntletnan OF over 1fty when the De
c1arat1on of Independence was signed Gu
whole subsequent his'ofy Of nearly ninety year
IN duration, fiag since then pissed IL reEiew ore
Ills vision, and still he llves No wonder he sho1l
1ceI IS he yesterday expressed O's1 m
ottbIie"-.' God hoa forgotten me-. a,
{.rcley Ia short, compac.ly built. and ap2ircut
likely to live yet msnJ ye'rs; bis teeth arc gone
but Ill his bodily f4enlne. are sound. He 4:
drank three glaeees af whisky per day for yer
1uany ycarr-no more no less-is hnEd snoke
bui timple In hi. eating: He hss been marie
dsuehters; The oldest son died four years ago .
memory Il gone; he m.mbera the ersnt! 9
{orner yearr. but indefinitely. he voted for II
lincoln. Hc u accompanied by great grandso
, 1865-03-14

60 to the NeAt.--Go to Bryant Statto1's
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
Tcierranh Operator. Address {euc1osng siamps)
for Circulars. BRYANT & SrRIrroN, Chicago. Ill.
, 1865-03-14

LACE TCExE--The~ work on the lstp .nnna1
has progressed to distance OF abont two thousand
feet from the shore shaft Il is sumored that the
contractors intend to giys-up their contract ana
thot theJ hare already asked to be seltod Wlth to
the null, ~ preliminary to that etep
, 1865-03-14
m A H II I e II /.
n I Il II

In this city, at ST. Iauls Church, on the 18th Inst
hJ X. Dr.. 1iycef, WARREN u. fUEsDf, EsI.s md
Miss 4. L 'OLRY
, 1865-03-14

rosrrosED.- Owing to the inc!cmency Of the
weather last evening, the lecture and poem which
were announced to be delivered II Smith & Ntx-
on's 4al were indefinitely postponed, the Hall be-
ing angaeed by other parties for the remainder Of
the Teek. Holders who do NOT de-lre to retain
their tickets can have Them redeemed at q, Ii,
Higgins uusic etore, No. 1T Randolph street.
, 1865-03-14

AcADENT or So1EEcEs.-The regular monthly
meeting Of the Academy will be held this tTnes.
day. evening, at the Rooms No. p Metropolitan
Block, nj hali-paft seven o'clock
, 1865-03-14
38DarDi1lp.

DOAEDING-An unturnished
} front pa.,or alao a furnished chau3SGr. to rent
With board. ut 2tS0 West randolph ss. References
reOn1ft sni pfTtu. E1hl1D3ll1s
, 1865-03-14

TIE MILrnH1AN TAALEAUI OF PARADISE LOST,
Ut sxHR d N1xox's Hall 1o.s1aur.-Of course
nil OF our readers Will bear In mind tic Teopeuing
Of the Miltonian -Tubleaux Of Paradise Lost at
Smith & EIxon's Hau tonight. The merits Of
this exhibition are too well known In this CITY,
apa need no further comments from Us. Al !ong
as but thrcc more exhibitions vii! be giEco here
Viz. fo.plrht tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow
cytn1pg, It bchoovce al! who hare NOT yet seen
tlis entertainment to fcc9re their flelle:s early.
Sc.nc most elegant and costly presents val be
smory NLieh arc two splendid SteiuwsY pianos.
silver tcu ects, &C., &C.. These presents are left
rs 1nemcrtos among the people 70 t7rsad ne
VIII reserved scats 1T 50e each, are foz salc dar
Jug tc day at Smith Nt5oaa a,I n1s sto5s a14 a14
in lc ext ming u ths hcssa onise. HScnse c soa1
, 1865-03-14

us. MARTIAL JoxEs.-J. r. Jones, ESQ, of
this city, has been appointed and confirmed as U,
S. Marrhal for the Northern District OF iii ,,o1s
ior the ensuing term Of four yeara.
, 1865-03-14

w ANTED -Agents-sl0.W per
w day, mnlo CT fey.al- can clce:f 5000 fez week
. st thsiE s IL ss1 % . e
only requIruc Any person having :sw Eoars dairy
to spare will dnt b6 srlt1lld pa. lnx baslhess al
WAYuEI +. Cor 1TS1 htcaEp, 1nctHSlS9t
, 1865-03-14

LEcTuRR.-Mons. A. Fasarser, we'll known
teacher Of the French snd Spanish languages, be.
aug asous 10 leave Chicago, will give alecture on
Thnrs6ay evening, March l6tn, ut the Methodist
Carrch Block, corner Of Clark and Washington
strcets-sphject ''Sugsestons to Studeuts OF
Modern Languages" Tickets 1nsy be obtoincd
Ut the book and music 6tofee.
, 1865-03-14

Bo1p RonHERT.--We clip the following from
peoria paper: On Wednesday, evening trunk
containing few articles Of clothing and q lot Of
samples Of groceries, was etolen from the ha1' Of
Mr. ri. u, Barber, agent for the irn Of G. c.
scooE l. Co., Of Chicago and had been placed IN
the lower hall for the PURPOSE OF being conveyed
cd ia Es,nbtes lrmbet yard, where It had evident
j. tceu lvckeo open BY the thieves and portion
OF the contents abst1actcd.
, 1865-03-14

1EGA1--0n the 1rsidc Of this issue will be found
ou- uEual report Of the proceedings ii tue L7w
Courts 4 decision OF considerable importance
to depositors BY Judge Van Higgins Is given, and
a copy OF The new landlord and Tenant act. Both
perusAl.
, 1865-03-14

mr.. webxter. now permanently located at
164 south Clark street treats all a.seaSes
md diseasrs ol sexual nature In BON se5s ~; ~;
". his ten separate rooms, whore any oaI1' n So4
as9t. All letter. :containlug stamp anaWereo'
4~.S
, 1865-03-14

AntEeToS's Observation-Disclosures Il Price
opened last cTcnfnE IN Bryan Hall to full ho1se,
though The weather wss terribly unfaroEal le. The
5,rocrnmrne wus excellent md cred1tab1y nIled.
Arlington was rapturolsly cltrred aud called out.
he tocl fhr opportunity to make lew more cf l1is
1ncxp'icsbic scmasks fhnn were ect down on inc
bill. Ditto this evening.
, 1865-03-14

TEE Wet SIDE AN SOCIETY, for the relief Of
eold'ers' families, viii meet a. The house Of J. r.
Butler. COL West Madison street, On Tuesday
9 cping, March II. All are cordially invited VIM
desire TO assist IN relieving the wants OF onr SOL
d.e11' 1ona1tics. Mrs, ]. z. Bptler Eecrrtnrv
, 1865-03-14
OF A GROCER
Invoice af Looking G1aseaa,:
ao,ooo:Primo Cigars,
4

On TnURsDATi March 18th. at 9,5 O'Clock, e But.
tlE,ou atleet.. WM. A. BUT 4ER3 CO.,
uhl3nJf2.SE AuCticnEef3.
, 1865-03-14

BusMEss EITNs1oH.-Our advertising columns
OF to-day contain the notice Of business extcn
zion Of no little importance as tending to bind TO-
Eethtr sll more clozely the interests Of Chicago
with thosc of the far of West The firm OF GIL.
bart, Updtke 4 Co.. General Commission Mes-
chants. has assoc1a.ed with them NJ. George
Field, late Of Peoria, and nave opsaeo '; etsnsa
Updtke and Field. TIE nrm name here remains
UNCHANGED.
, 1865-03-14

H,Yton,s Insoluble Cement.-For wood
leather, crockery and Other ts the best
aid to economy that the housekeepef can nave: &C.
oil. T. Il It vii adhere oily substances completely.
Supplied in packages for family and manntas19s
ers use, from two OUNCES to one hnnd5ea % ponnas.
iors1 Providence, r. i. Agents In Chicago; Lohp
T. Sx,11T. mcbq-ma7a- -3m Tau-sA1tETuEs.
, 1865-03-14

ST. PA1IIck's RANQuEr.-The anniversary of
Ireland Is Patron Saint Will be celebrated on Mon
day evening next BY banQuct at the fremont
House Thcst rutrick's socIcty-W. ). Onshan,
President, and Z. Lynch. Secretasy-has deter
minod that .ht celebration shall be second TO
none that has ever been made IN honor Of st.
Patrick
, 1865-03-14

pOAkDING-A Front koom,
~ ru.n!,hcd OK unurnishcH, With cotd b ard. can
be obAinea. tnr gsntlenan nrn vile or two tinCic
gentlemen. ut No 11 South Qseen-st, cGnventcnt to
ihc Horsn Cars. Eetereaccs required. Mhl4n403l Il
, 1865-03-14

pOARDING-A pleasant front
IL rQon car b. had with b1a-:, suitable fcr gen
n. diately It I04 Monroe sre. opposite the P-st
ltticc. A few Gsy n0a1dels caa a.so be accomno'
, 1865-03-14

Goast Petroleum Company ownes $50 m1les Of OF!
land, with ten miles Of sea frontage On the Bay
San Luis Obispo, one days sail from San Francis
CO. The report Of Prof. silliman to the Company
epeaks N the highest terns Of the oil audicauons
on the property. The stock ls being rapidly tax
NATION are referred to the advertisement IN anoth.
er column, Of George r. Wood & Co., No. Z
Clark street.
, 1865-03-14

w AETED-25 Agents that are
w na!e.irg fer ~ho1t e9c hocse., 10 eli IN sr.i
Gle q Ct andise which a!sIGe cocs len will
be cpe1, Ind for hicl there VA READY Agents
can make rom IS to $40 per Es7 vi bns tise hind.
to otter business. FOR p.7tacuia'e. call At 1855
south hrk atfeet 1aom No. up +taitsr a71.eAs
"Iutlnesr." ttbt 0fflce Drawer 6561 Cltesso, Ill.
mlttnGS34Bt
, 1865-03-14

ECAEDING-Two pleasant
1broona TO let, vitl board, at No. itAe Ohio st.
mix
, 1865-03-14

Western IIduca tlonal College for Boys
CONNECTED with the School Of Trade. open rom
9n. N, to 4p. m. For circulars apply az 1gs Lake
street. mcn4-AA3s1A1-A Aoo1S
, 1865-03-14

EospifaI for Women and Chtldren.
"A special meeting has been appointed for the
Trustees Of th,s institution, to meet 1t ne rooms
Of thc Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION. 9 on
Monday at = r. N. 1t is hoped all Will be present
as buefness ofimportance Is 10 be t1ansacted--
, 1865-03-14

WANTtD-Agents-sl5o PER
NKE fNGLAED FAMILY Sc 1ItG a icH1NH.
RIe- % not hny n ,pf,E.iT y y Massa!6e, { az
r o. boz g. Or cal u Koon N~.5 Ptss utaes Block
dofo
, 1865-03-14

DEGULAR SATURDAY SALE.
i h Heuss held Goccs, Table Cutlery. Silr crPlnted
Ware, DC, the entire furniture Of geoteel dwelling
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. March 18th, q. 10y o'c'ocI. at Eut.
tern' auction kocm. In Portland Block, Conner OF
Denlbosn and Washington streets
1ni1fanpa1 n Whf BIlTTER9E 4 CO. knnttrF.
, 1865-03-14

~ Burasal.'. Arn,ca Ltn.ment. IN @ iaiallisis as,
cure for burns, scalds, spsalns rheamaus%' 3t San
the Limb aaa ais,s sash e fa pain
blaine, &c a sna!d ,hs 3rs;ant It Is spilled No
faly should be without it For sale q NJ ean
r1fsfe 49,"
, 1865-03-14

w ANTEp --AgeGu-5l0 per
w day. hale or {eu.se, having aiew ho1ss dallJ
totpare. ean cl=1r f51 Ter veek At bone. In t-at
eonstabe 3; s1s' a,s paSs ,ss5 so ps, seaE =
en- ndcfess cn le cpi oFst.tHp tor ratusn'poss Ad@
dsesk 4, " WsTfELL, Box 47S1. InhA.a93Ss
, 1865-03-14

ErzToE1A1~-Mr. william napp, whose connec-
tiou with tho editorial department OF the 8tagts
Zenxag during the past four years has been large
y instrnmental Of building up thGt Journal to fts
present ptomincnt position, has been adnittsd to
= co.Eartnerrhfp in that Office. The change /. a
deserved recognition Of faithful end valuable ser
vice. Long may be continue nj III G nrin,
, 1865-03-14

w ANTED -Employmeat. $75
~ m,rth Agents #.Ls*d TO sell Sewing Ma.
chimes We Will give commission on III maeht1e4
soicy or employ aEents Wao will .czk for the nboye
Nay ts ard ali e1 1enltsps 70. Address q. HnR BIN
TLk 4 4D,. Detroit Nj b, EhlQn11et
, 1865-03-14

ITO THE.TRADE.-At Auction.
J. Estra bne Gent Boots. due Brocha ..oog shaw:t,
Gtntsnns Ii r. oambric ha9dke1ehisi, @ Idle 1ns
Without reserve, Oh TUESDAY MORNING, afalch
1sIn, nt 9H t'co.x, At our eae,roons. <i45:and S3
Deareotn street. GILBERT d SAMPSON,
urhtQn11l.St ANcttC0eeKs.
, 1865-03-14

TOR sALE-1n Hampton, Rock
l. Islsua count7. III. a str.m Ftour,ng Mill. en-
s,ns totss = rpes ou R,sosS NJ ss.oa
convenient 10 coat and timber Also. q good s.E
.11,l, s In rood order. &ln % sclt theap Inquire
n I,hicaHn H:x Q4lH. fnh9ts1Td1.10t
, 1865-03-14

w Cltcago and every Guy and town tn tae N 3E,h.
xett for Quf Ut and BEAUTIFUL enkrart Z. cattEed
a.ants Canp.lgn an e!tEaordassy EoTs! sna pas; e.
per day uacs selling It. IS evetyhods wInts II.
eaTp!es Eett msi for Is cents Fer terms sddEeas
6olLkE & bAMMONS, No. South c AK 8. street,
, 1865-03-14

w ANTED-Agents-20 good
~ msn as agents TO Sell our Great Engraving,
"Hcme Of Fu11ou: h" e1d "Cnr'a. Blessing hike
Children" tnc others. 0Ee Agent Ia c.eEgynstn)
1hGe $e1 ID TX sours; scturucu soldier IL makl.g
f16 per cay. Nattt2g ever rod like tEen. A2p'Y
Eerstnn::Y fpUsiple q BY letter. with slamp. Is r
r, EASD*lI 20. 81 washington st chicago.
, 1865-03-14

WANTED-Knitt1ng Machlne.)
w Wool rals.rg fsime.s, with fam,i,es OF girls,
volunteer - families; 1a1tiner:. u.essmaks.sal
Ct is pIoft and wcrk. .1eeal A4cnts wanted. Fer
boos ana s rool-* .end stamp tp Da aETuN KNITTING
MACHINE CO., ITO Lake street, Chlcsgo, illinois
mhYtns.o I'M l3N
, 1865-03-14

WANTED-Agents- Immediate
w lynn every rcuniy In the Nor,tHeti to seil
the Great knae-iean Conflict. bG Hors:a Gttele5.
Also. magnificent Steel Plate EnRrsynEs Of Lincoln
GIeeeg. nko. G c. II. sE2hW0oD, liz ltas LaSsst. 81
Ihicsrn, III. K ~ SElJ ~
, 1865-03-14

GENERAL STOCK OF, DRY
W GOODS. CLOTHING, BnOT8, SHOEsr&c,
AZ AUCTIOS.
o. TuESDAY MaI,'h IN as9H o.cceS - es
and Wath1zEton+ta. WA.A BUFFERS 4 CO.,
IulIQu93S4t An.ttnpPcr$-
The New York herald., 1865-11-13
Personal InseIlsgerce.

HIS Excellency Governor Fenton, accompanied by
Quartcrmsstcr General II. A. Merritt and Assistant Pay
General Charles W. Darling visited the arrnorics
Of the Twenty and Seventh regiments on
day evening, the 11th instant al the opening Of the
promenade concerts for tho season.
General Roeecrans arrived in Virginia City, Ncvsda,
October IL, from the Reese river Mines where he has
been rustcating He leaves Immediately for San
Francisco He looks ~ rugged as the most 'honest
miner In the land
~ stated that Asa Fitch who died recently in Fitch
vilIc Conn, left no will His property valued at from
three 10 Ave millions Of dollars, will be divided among
eight brothers and sisters and their representatives,
The Hon salsb CUSHING 10 n his homo In Nsmbuy-
pcyt, bag-
The New York herald., 1865-11-13

labor The black lead crucibles in which the steel Ls
melted previous 70 being formed into ingots costs about
three dollars and half apiece, and can be used but
they crack break the very nst time that they are
placed In the nre, and thereby rendered useless
This Is not much 10 be wondered at, when We con-
slider the terrible heat TO which they subjected The
blast furnaces wherein the crucibles placed are
heated high - six thousand degrees Fahrenheit that
being the lowest temper ature at which steel will melt
Most the steel used the machine shops Of this
city s manufactured by this company.
The New York herald., 1865-11-13

In card from the Executive Committee OF the Musical
Protective Union, published in the HERALD Of yesterday
IL s stated that the difficulty now existing between the
arca managers and the Musicians Is misunderstood by
the public large This assertion is not susceptible Of
doubt II is manifested in the apathy and indifference
with which the appeal OF this valuable class OF ctsens
has been received by the New York community var-
branches Of mechanical industry have recently
similar appeals all of which have the approval of
every candid and liberal mind; but the muscian-whose
whole life has been devoted the attainment Of proes
sional cminence whose daily and nightly abors know
but brief respite-presens hs honest claims for JUS
tice, the public voice is hushed Why thisy II
easily explained The mistaken idea prevails that the
atrical managers incapable of oppression; that being
men Of honorable principles taas they neither could
would crush their employees 10 the earth and atten
their miseres yet their inclination TO do 20 s clear
and palpabe. Our city theatres more pros
perous or their finances more iourshng, than at the
present moment; yet TO crafty unbushng cupdity and
10 deprive their fellow of his means OF support
they compel their auditors 20 endure the ngling Of
panoforte ~ the accompaniment to Sensational dramas
operate pieces and other performances requiring the
aid Of full orchestra for proper effect; and this
petty miserable substitute the audience submits
ing the manager in his despotic or niggardy
career II the questions arise, "Where is the
orchestral where are the musiciansS' the answer
will be- 'Oh they've struck for higher pay. which the
manager refuses 70 ys 20 wsmut put % with piano
speak thus knew the toll and humility that orchestral
members endure, and how small their pay their ndigns
the rights OF those whom theatre much depends
But, asked, "Are not their duties light ~
Oh, very, very light They have merely 10 rehesrse
new piece every morning through the week, if
qured and again the Sabbath night before its produc
ton They have only 70 play with shor intermisson
night they have only, In addition play incidental
sic behind she scenes when required also IN mont Of the
house when the win 0f the managerial baahaw 80 de-
erees And should they ps murmur cf dsconfcnt they
Immediately receive ihsir walking papers, though
engaged under written contract But what theee
written contractsi The weapons that managers TO
enforce their tyranny bat against which they them
selves invulncrable Such the light duties imposed
members Of the orchestra and for which they
fused fair and just remuneration The writer Of this
article has bad theatrical experience In this country Of
nearly half century and believes he understands thor
oughiy the subject being unhoiy crusade against
class Of men VINO have contributed largely 20 the ele
vaon and refinement Of musical science In this
munty and who merit the support and esteem Of their
fellow citizens in this their bour OF trial JUSTICE
The New York herald., 1865-11-13
sHIPPIN & NE w s +.


ARRIVED.
Steamship virQtnia (Br Lewis Liverpool Oct ~ VIA
Queenstown 2th with dse and ol2 passengers 70 Williams
GMon. Had heavy westerly gales the enure passage a,
Steamship United Kingdom (3r Munro Glasgow oct -
with mdse and 4s2 psssengers Sansts Panes rom
Liverpool for Boston. =. - ,.h
Steamship Carroll, Lehman, baltimore, u nours, Win
mdse, G w Pervail. -,
Steamship Mnnetonka Bluss Philadelphia "a hours, with
mdse and passengers to II B Cromwell h Co: =,
Ship Jeremiah thompson Blake Lyerpooi Oct u; w,,n
Had birth on the passage Nov lat SO s. lon 6o spoke
ship Cornelius Grinnel, hence for London
Ship Mary Bades of Lancaster Hogg bordeaux 40 DAYS
with mdse TO Daniel ST Amant Had heavy weather the
entire passage.
Schr Alpha, Rondout for Boston.
The New York herald., 1865-11-13
The Rights Of Parents and Families.
CAN, roLICE CLERK COMMIT CHILDREN TO THE
JUVENILE AsyruwS
couRr oy counos pLsAs--caAMByRs.
Before Judge Cardozo


Before Judge Cardozo.
Nov. u-The People eke Relation ef Ei,sobeR Gva6
the Ne1 York Jn oeaiie AsyiVm.-In this ap
plcaton made 10 Judge Cardozo by Mr.. NJ J. A.
MacCarev counsel OF Elizabeth Gran for the discharge
of her stepson, John Graf who ia August, 1894 was
arrested by policeman while selling mstchessnd shoe
laces after school hours. The policeman had
rant but took the boy before the clerk police mags
tratc, by whom he was committed % the New York
Juvenile Asylum. The stepmotber went week after
week 20 the institution, and there earnestly besought
the officers In charge 30 deliver to her her child. Al
length in December. 1854, she informed, in
interview with the Superintendent, that "
she called in week the child would be
rendered TO her. The reafor did 80 call, and
out West, and had been indentured 70 farmer in I
nos The other side OF the story a. represented by Mr.
John Bryan, counsel for the asylum, is that the boy
wh taken IN by the police upon his assertion that
he hsd no home that the lad stated that both his pa
rents were deadwhich doubt the case the rela
tor peng stepmother Judge Cxrdozo decided that the
poy had been Illegally arrested because the clerk OF the
nagissn nad no power 70 commit, and proper notice
had not ocen given the step parent The Judge In CIV
Inc magistrate s 70 make and deliver notice TO be
served on the parent Of lad arrested and
he cannot depntiEe act for him In his
w. ~ niue enough N require that parent guardian,
VINO 70 ne deprived OF child ward, shall have no
uce rom some one IN authority he ougin not 10 be re-
qureo 20 give need 70 notices from strangers or irrespon
shie people And This s especially nst this case, in
which nothing whsever 10 alleged against the sepmother
who Ind charge OF the boy except that sbe Is poor
which have not supposed 70 be offence Cor which
parent guardian should be deprived OF child or ward
A. all events shah not hold II 10 be So