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Every year increases the popularity Of
this valuable Hair Preparation; which Is
due to merit alone. We can assure our old
patrons that il Is kept fully up to It's high
standard and IL is the only reliable and
perfe cted preparation OF restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAZE 10 It's youthful color, max
Ing IL soft, lustrOus, and silken. The
scalp. by It's use becomes white and can.
II removes all eruptiOns and dandruff, and
by its tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling out, as II stimulates and nOur-
isheS the hair-glands. BY It's use the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In badness,
II restores the capillary glands TO their
normal vigor, and will create new
growth, except in extreme old age. II is
the most economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, a. it requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair a splendid, glossy appear
ance. 4. 4. Hayes, VI. D., State ASSayer Of
Massachusetts, says: The constituents
arepure, and carefully selected for excel
lent quality; and ! consider IL the best
preparation for its intended purpOses."E
Sold by all Druggist5 and Dealers IN Hedi-
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VINO is slaughtering and selling dress
goods for less than Calicocs?
J. W. FERREL.
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THE potato crop is unusually fine, not
withstanding the depredations Of the
pe-kv bugs.
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PEOPLE who attend prize fights are
now called Mill-crites.
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THE eastern commercial "huckStrrs'
are on their travels.
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THERE was not n single victim before
the Police Court yesterday morning.
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1908 Main 81.

Have now in store and for sale:
300 Half BblS Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
HO No. 3 Mackerel.
nnO No. Mackerel.
400 Packages Mackcrel,2 and in quarter
barrels and kits.
u Ticrct.s choice Carolina Rice.
80 Bbls choice y. q. MOlasSes.
80 Hhds choice y. q. Sugar.
20 Bills SyrupS.
9O Bbls Standards 4. y, Extra e. Granu-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
&C Sugars. $40,
500 BblS Flour, embracing White Rose,
keystone, Idlcwisc, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime to choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime TO choice 4. r.
Teas.
20 Caddies prime to Choice q. i. Teas.
our Tobacco embraces lialbrook's J. u.
Millincr's, PAGES and other good and re-
liable brands, among the best In the couh,
try. Our stock is full and complete, ana
will be offered To the trade AT the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers 10
call and examine our stock before purch-
ASing elsewhere. ,
marble NELL & ELLINGHAM.
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The Ohio county Grangers haven't
organized.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Dressing Case Suits-G. Mendel, Booth
Il Co.
Notice.
New Booth and Shoe Storr-llenry
Schulz.
Commissioners Sale.
Copartnership.
Fancy Grocers-Block Bros.
Decorations.
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IT tried very hard to rain yesterday,
but il didn't succeed worth cent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-13
EGGS FOR ONE CENT EACH,

ITNO. TWELFTH STREET. GREEN
n Corn, Cabbage, and produce generally
4. LARAMIE.
ag6 Agent.
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.DsYCHoMANCY or SOUL CHAR.

"PsMXfGNM99@AE SG Sl Or SOUL sIT S GEAR
climate and gain the love and affection, u
any person they choose instantly. Thu,
simple mental requirement all can pc
Sess, free, by mail, for Dc, together wltha
marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
Hints To Ladies, Wcdding-Night shirt,
&c. a queer book. Address T. WILLIAM
& Co, Pubs, Philadelphia. b
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OLD 'probs" says we will have another
warm spell.
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VINO will be nominated for Congress
at Ellenboro to-day, is the question.
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NEVER mind Beecher, but buy dry
goods and save money.
j. w. FERRELL.
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YESTERDAY was one of the hottest
days Of the summer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-13

THE Moundsville camp-meeting COM
mences next Wednesday.
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THE money market is very stringent
at the present time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-13

NEsTvERsTACKEN" is the German
for it,
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THE thermometer indicated % degrees
in the shade Yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-13

THE Knights Of Pythias go to Steuben-
vile to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-13

Now is the weather of our discomfort
growing more so.
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THE cheated term" has come upon us
again.
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remarkabl cures. So mild a. 10 be safe
and beneficial for children, and yet 80
searching as to effectually purge out the
great cOrruptIOns Of the blood, such as the
scrofulOus and syphiIitic contamination.
Impurities or diseases that have lurked in
the system for years, soon yield To this
powerful antidOte and disappear. Hence
its wonderful cures, many Of which are
publicly known, Of ScrOfula, and all scrO-
iulOus diseases, Ulcers, EruptiOns ana er-
uptive disorders Of the skin. TumOrs,
Blotches, BOils,, Pimples, Pustules, Sores,
st. AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,
letter, salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring
worm, and Internal Ulcerations Of the
Uterus, Stomach and Liver. IL also cures
other complaints, 10 which II would not
seem especially adapted, such as Dropsy,
Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and LeucOr-
rhOea, when they are manifestations Of
OF the scfUfulous pOisOns.
II is an excellent restOreT Of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and vigor OF the digestive or
gans, IL dissipates the depression and list
less languOr Of the season. Even where no
disorder appears, people feel better and
live longer, for cleansing the blood. The
system moves on with renewed yigor and
q new lease Of life.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST Is, 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrival Of Trains.
b. & o. r. r. $40 a. M 40 p. mAl0l0 PIN
Centr O. Div SIS a. IN. 40 a m 90 pm.
Cleveld&Pittll.00a q. III. "4.Z5 p. NJ o.N PIN
Hempfi'd RI S.lOa. M ...:.:....- o.4o Pm
Departure Of Trains.
A. o. r. r. 40 a. m. 9.55 q. m. 4.55 p. m.
Cantri a. Diy7. 40 a. m. go p. m. $40 p. IN.
Clevel de- Pitt sos a. m liz p. m. "51 p. IN
Hempfi'd X rib a. m.l .....;....:.-. 4.U p. III.
nStenbenyilie Accommodation.
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SUGARS.

~. RBLS. STANDARD EXTRA c. b. y A;
y " :" Crushed, Pow'r'd and Graduated
30 " Franklin Extra {,
50 Jersey City {,
50" Livingston,
New Orleans in hhds, or bbls.,
For sale by
TINGLE X ISHAM.
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HAND SAPAIO

new and wonderfully effec-
tive Toilet Soap, having no
equal in this country or abroad
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AYERS
SAR SA PAR ILL A

Is widely known
az one Ofthe most
cfiectual RENE
dies ever discDv-
cred for cleans
ing the system
and Pu riiying
the blood. Ithas
stood the test Of
years, with a con-
stantly growing
reputation based
on It's intrinsic
virtues and sus-
sustained by Itg
, 1874-06-16

nance, mud atso bochao II Ind fa,lcd to gnin tho
ooraont Of twn-thfrth Of tim proporky-ovnorB
along tho proposed limo. Tho injunction was
grantod.
" Tho n,,awor Of tho Company WA fllod yostcr.
day, douyiug that 1t was olltlasod on aoconnt OF
Noncompliance with tho ordiuanco In rogard to
timo, md claiming TINT tl,o timo had boon o.
toudod by tho Outn,non Council two yours from
Nov. 10, 1871 that 1t was alHo provided by the Of
dlNanco tint II tho Company waB prohibited by
my court from carrying On tho work, B,,oll tin1o
M 1t was restrained should nos DO included In
tho torn Of tho two yoars. Tho Company alleges
tlht tho Injunction III tho present oaBe waa H.
nrcd within tho timo not for tho completion Of
tho track, md thcrcly u haa boon restrained
from going On with tho laying Of tho track
over Aineo. It WAS also clnirnol that
Tho reason tho Company did not proceed with
tho work as Hoon as tie loavo wAa given, wus be-
ca,tso tho Board Of Public Works liad requested
tElat 1t should wait until tho nowerB and gas aid
water pipoa woro put IN, mud tho pavement laid.
The aofondant aso denies TINT The proposed road
will tnjuro tho vnlno Of property along ita route
Or block up tho avenue, and aBke therefore. Tint
tho bill nay bo discontinued and tho Injunction
dissolved. The pavement Of tho atroot Is going
OH at tho prosont timo, and it may bo TINT thia
faot llas wnhenel the pnrslos to q now effort to
lay tho track to tito prosont city limits.
, 1874-06-16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
a special business lncoting OF Pride Of tho
Wost Lodge. 200, will bo hold ut thur hall, cor
nor Of Washington aud Desrlainos stroels,
wednesday, evening. All nembers must be
prosont.
Tho annual meeting Of tho Board Of Managers
OF tho Soldiers Homo will DO hold at tho Homo
Tomorrow morning. Tho train loaYeB Chicago
ht 0;3O a. m.
Mr.. T. 3. 4. P ope, Of Missouri, who addressed
tho reunion at the Congregational Church lust
Friday. will ndtress tho ctizonH Of Chicago on
tho aholition Of intemporanco at Union Hall,
corner Of Monroe and Clark streets, Wednesday
evening ut o'clock. Tie ladies Of tho tonpor-
nnoo cause. and lis friends generally, Gro invited.
Admittanco Ii contH.
A meeting Of the Executive and Finance Com
nittees for laying tho cornerstone will 10 hold
at tho Sherman House ut p. m. to-day.
Tho Alumni and former pupils Of pl,pps
Union Seminary hold tAoir adjourned meeting
at tho qraud Pacific 1Iutal to-day, at 9 n u,.,
Tor tho pnrposc Of forming M Alumni Assucia-
tion. All frlonds Interested aro Invited.
A reunion and banquet will bc giyon by tho
members Of tho psi Upsi1on fraternity, rosldont
IN Chicago nnd vicinity, Friday evening, ut tho
Palmer House. Measures have beon taken to
insure q horoughly-onjoynblo occasion.
, 1874-06-16
GENERAL NEWS.

EENEhAL NEWS
Tho temperature yesterday, NJ observed by
ManaBso, optician, undur YnE TRIBUNE Build
ing, was, in tho shade, Us follows: a. m., &C
deg. Fahr. 10 a. m. u; 12 m., 10 8 p. m., 81
p. m., Is and p. H., II.
Tho Presbyterian ministers mot yesterday
orning to discuss tho great question of Woman
tho Church. Since reporters were not admit
ted tho reault OF thoir eliberationsi is lost to tho
public.
At meeting Of ladies' and gentlemen, satur-
afternoon, ut tho Orphan Girls Homo, 315
Monroo street. h Board OF Trustees was appoint
cd, consisting Of tho following porBonB: Mrs.
Z. A. Haakina, The Rov. E. J. GoodHpood tho
Rov. O. D. Holmor, tho Roy. II. N, Powers, tho
nov. II. ". Thomas. the Rev. II. J. Savage aud
DR.. George L. Shpn,an. Ofl!eerH elected for
the first year Tho Row 9. D. Helmor, Preas-
II. w. TholnaBt Treasurer Mrs: Z. A. HaHk1ns,
Superintendent; tic ney, II. N. Powers, Aud
itor.
Tho effects Of tle edict Of tho Board Of Hoalth
against tue oyators aro visible Oh sign-bonrl Oh
Randolph streot above Curtis. It reads ~ Lob
Btera aud Cove Oy." The remaining lottora-
"stors "-hayo boon chalkod out but not paint
cd a,ld the sign romatna In eloquent incomplote-
ness, juBt al tho pantor Gust down his br1Hh
when ha saw tho fatal newe In Tue TRIBUNE.
"Tho lottors II. II. s." received new inter-
probation from a young mall who wan oxpound-
ing thom to LILY inaknoruta, Thursday evening, ut
tho cornor Of Van nuren and Loomla stroeta::
Hail ilo: "You SEQ, Mary, thoy roproaent what
was said Oh tho croaS-'1. Il. 81 have suf-
fored.'"
People can now walk on tho West Side payo-
ment without having ut eyory block to atlrnlal
round hop-scotch d'ngrlm occupied by enthu-
aiasto players, but tAoy arc almoHt oartaIn to
CntliHa Mt DNG1t With II Hn11t bnp living
, 1874-06-16
THE CITY HALL

IaE CITY HALL.
The Council Committee on Qaalights failed to
moot yesterday, AID Cullorton being tho only
ono preBent.
The City Treasurer yesterday paid a largo
number OF clalmH against the city, the aggregate
amount Of which, ho%cvor, was not very largo.
Tho License Committee OF the Council wore
to hevo mot yesterday In the City Clerks Office,
but quorum failing to ba prossnt, no neoting
was held.
Tho Finance Committee mat yesterday after
noon in tho Mayors Office to consult upon the
appropriations for tho Firo-Alarm Telegraph
Department. Ti,ora wore present the Mayor,
Aid. Mcurath, schafrner, and Lynch, and snpt'
Chandler.
Tho North Wolls street railway project Ia pro-
tho next Council Meeting, tho orliuaaoa graut~
ing 1t oharsor will 10 presented.
building permits wore yesterday granted to
Matthew Dorlnnd to eroct q two-Btory brick
dwelling at su5 'Yost Jaolaoa street. md to
Patrick Hickey 10 Greet two-Btory and basement
bsluk block at 2o5 Wost Taylor Htrool'
The Board Of Public Works yostorday awarded
the eontrncta for the seweraEo adyortiaou some n'
wooks MO, o. follows. South Division, contract
No. 4, to ]. L. Ford West Division, NO. III, to
L. Kelly Hnn,e, No. II, 10 ". MeNiuholaa Rnno,
No. II, to Donovan Il Donoghua.
Comptroller Hayes yeHsorday ordered tho pay.
mont Of $2,l lo0 for tho purchase Of Ill o-lot
OIL Thirty-ilftl street. i,oar Halstqd. Tho lab
ooel engillo, ut presont stationed on DaoFlnY
street, will DO removed to tie Thlrty-Afth strcos
locaton, aud brick ongno-honBo WILL DO coll
struotol OH DeoriuB Htfoot.
Friday morning, ut II o'clock, nleot!ng Will
bo hold IN tue Counc!l-Chamber to oonaldor ti'o
Ogtlon Ditch mattor There will bo. proaant tho
Common Council Committee on Marbor and
l,vdgss Tho Mayor, Oity Enginoer oheAbFouElI,
| the Cannl Commissioners, tho Canal slperill-
| tondont, MeesEH. Derloksou; Singer, anu many
| otheru.
Tue board Of polioa mot for a short si1no yoa'
torday AFTERNOON 70 audit u fow bills aud hear 2
con,p!aint pganst OEticor K!o'y, charged Will
willfulIy mnltroating ono William dreen. man
Gu yoarH Of ayo. Tho oyidonoa wont 70 Show
that uroeu Aad not boon injured yor1
much, but 10 brought several wltnesass x
, 1874-06-16
PERSONAL.

Tho Spectator Insurance journnf nays q:
Mr.. r. Il. Lyon, President Of the John Hun
cock Life, Of Boston, roa'gnod Inst month. It
ia reported TINT A1r. z. ". Poet has boon tom
dorod tho Presidency Of tho Company. No bot
the Aotuary OF tho National Life-Insuranco
Company, with headquarters in this city.
Arthur G. Dayton don,oa that ho was evor ono
Of tho proprietors Of tho ''Now Adolphi, or that
ho evor ran q SALOON In his lifo.
An interesting matrimonial event occurred
yesterday evening in tho marriage Of hlr. D. a.
Williams, prominent ronl estate dcalor OF Lake
Wow, ind Miss Mary Charlton, former
ly Of Quebec, Canada. Tho 8ontl tlonlan
Is we'll known III real estate circles
ind tho lady, who was Ct ono time
employed in Judge Bradwolls Office, was last
House Of Representatives., Springfield, Tho
ceremony was performed at Ut. Johns Church,
by tho Hector, the. nev. II. N. Powers, Judge
Bradwell performing gracefully tho act of giving
away tho brido. Tho happy couple hnvc gouo on
bridal tonr to tho North-to Luke Wow.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand Pacffc-J. II. Hammond, Now York
y. D. Taylor, philadoiphia; +. H. Ogden, ss,
Whitney, San Francisco; Il. 2. Gould, Boston
J. s. Lenthoau, baltimore. -. Sherman
Xo,.so-S. u. Mofu, Now Orleans; Miguel dol Cam.
pillo Now Orleans; Q. Sherman, England; H. e.
Adams aud family. Mobile; A. II. nnnter,
Schenectady J. Il. Maurice, st. Louis Capt. l..
fremont House-J. ]. searing Now York !; F,
@. Curtis, St. Louis Paul Thtirlow. ph,lalel.
pl,ia; W, II. libby, Fort Peck, II. Il. !. Brown
Lincoln, Not. john G. Doyle, Philadelphia
MiHH Dix, Washington City.
, 1874-06-16


emplary citizen. 80 tho l]oarti rowimntdod tho
otlicor, who in future will DO oarofll how ho lays
4lb ha1lB OH m inoffo'hivo oitizen.
CORNERSTONE DoouMEHrH.,
Under tho tireotton Of Mr. ]. st. q. Clovo!andt
complete got Of tho city public documents lihvo
the cornor-Btono Of, tic Govornment building.
The workmanship displayed up6n thom Inns boon
already aEludea to, and 1t tn, tllorbforo. only
necessary to giyo the following list Of tho doou'
II !: oitg oomptrolor's Seventeenth Annual I'o-
ois;eo 4 Tho H. Ts s1a1 ea Ordinances of tho City
w., 3: Annual ~ l'epors Of tho Bonrd Of Public
4. Common Council Proceedings for 1872-'79.
g. 1leport Of tho Board Of Education, from
Doeombor, 1871, to Heptembnr, 1878.
Q. Manual Of the Public Schools Of Chicago
!. School neporta for 1879.
ltc Schools Of Chicago. #"
o. Fourth ANNUAL Report Of tho West Chicago
lark Commissioners.
10. Report OF tho South Park Commissioners,
from tholr organization to Dec. 1, 1879.
y, II: Annual hoport Of Lincoln park Commits.
u. Report Of Doard Of Police on tho Police
Departments.
!3. Report Of nans on the Frc Department.
Il. Bhoots Of peltzer's Atlas.
l5. List Of Aldermen for 1851.
ell for 1851. - '''0 oS''''N'0'' 00~1
II. List Of msnborh md officers Of tho LAW
Department
1s. Liut Of tho membors and officers Of tho
Board Of Hoa1th. -
10. List Of tho officers Of tho City Olork'a
oiico.
u, 20: Impressions of tho City soal-ono gold and
tho othor green.
, 1874-06-16

TIE F1RSr rLAN.
B1n: In your editorial remarks In THE SUNDAY
TRIBUNE on tho Olioago river, you do not oyor-
Btate the consequences of allowing the river to
rotnatn In its prosont most foul condition. How
to euro tho OWL hns been question before the
public for long timo, aud has, undoubtedly,
boon ono upon which ol,r engineering dopart-
mcnt has bestowed much OF ita valuable con-
sidoration, but with email roaults, except as to
cxponso, up to tho present time.
To suggest plan to make what We call Chi
cago River cloan, md to dispose Of tho sewerage
Of tho city IN practical mannor, Is tho object Of
this communication. In Attempting to suggest
a euro for disease. 1t Ia necessary to find out
first, il possible, tho cause, in order to act utel
1igonsly.
First, What NO call " Chicago River" iH not
n 1iyor, but tho mouth or outlet OF a swamp or
trouble, az tho curront would curry or tho Nth
nov accumulated In such terrible nlaBs, and
right hero IL tho causo and trouble. Tho sowor-
ago Of tho city Is discharged into q coeB-pool
having no outlet such tling s a crime md
MI engineering, blundor of tho most shameful
character II The sewerage, and by this include
everything now disoh argod into tho rivor Of that
nnture, had not been allowed to be discharged
into tho rivor at all, It would novor lnYo bocomo
nuisance aud peBtilential terror, but attract
i've aud pleasant feature of the city. As the
"riycr haa no outlet no sewerage or filth of
any kind should be allowed to bo discharged into
it.
Now nonrly all tho wator pumped into tho city
from tho wator-works Ia paaaod through the
sawors into tho river md produces no curront,
and tho attempt ut Fullerton aYonuo to force a
small quantity Of water into tho North Branch
to create current will probably amount to quito
NJ little in that direction.
To DO brief, this ls my idoa !: Stop making tho
:" river " d ccss-pool Extend NIL tho Sewers
now disohargng into tho riyor to tho lake, and
not only to the lake, but milo out into 1t from
the shore. 1t may bo suggested tint IT would
10 impossible to carry tho sewerage Of tho city
mile into tho lako, but think it can. Tho
lake and river arc ON a level, OF courHe. Tho
aowo1s that discharge iuto the riyor aro, Of
course, also several foot ,aboyo tho rivor
Lowell, consequently could bo carried oyor
Tho surface OF tho lako my reason
nblo distance on piers and thoro discharged.
It should 10 made q punishable offenso to put
any filth into tho river. Undoubtedly thoro
1nny DO tlilicu1tioa to encounter adapting this
idea to tho pvcsont syston Of sewerage OF tho
city. but | think mono that cannot to overcome,
II not prevented by those who have made tho
blundor Of diucl,arging the aoworago into tho
very honrt of tho city. F.P. II.
CHICAGO, juno IL, 1874.
, 1874-06-16

a-nepot oornor OF Wells and Kinzs.sts.
b--Ucuot corugr nf Canal nl1d kInzln-sta,
W. II. STEkNEIsr (icn Pass, Agent,
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC RAILROAD
Dspof cur,sr Of Fun Irsh anA trnass, Ticket ogfee.
Gru1d Pacific Hotel.
, 1874-06-16

71HrF' I 1T9rss
Ona,,n, IeayenW th& Atchison tx lu;lh a. M 31
u Accu,}u od nn, baW y. ILL., 9aN
Night pttas. !U:6 = LIZ = 9iN y M.
, 1874-06-16
CRIMINAL,

THE 0IllMlNAL COURT.
II appearing TINT public Justice demanded It,
tho Court ordoroa spec!al voniro OF twonty-
three peraous to serve AZ Grand Jury to tako
The New York herald., 1874-05-17
LONDON THEATRES.
LONDON, April 27. 1874.

LONDON, April 81 1874.
Surely those who have hitherto believed in Mr.
Albery must be shaken in their faith. since the
production of his first work he has had nothing but
succession OF iaiiures and though his latest
comedy, "Pride,n produced last week at the vau.
deville, may probably keep the stage for some
to see that 1t is preposterous In plot, almost de-
void OF character aud that the dialogue Is full OF
forced comparisons ana strained jokes, mixture
which Is known In these days as epigram. II the
business OF modern comedy Is to hold the mirror
up to nature-to show us society as
1t really is--then assuredly Mr.. Albery
does not fulfil his mission. When we find muddle-
headed mechanic received on shaking-hands terms
with the family OF the house where he mends the
locks, gentleman who is always spoken Of even
TO the servants, as "my brother the Daronet,r and
who finally steals soveregns opt of drawer that
he may play at cards with the billiard marker OF
public house, who Is also on terms with the
FAMILY, aud Is the spokesman OF a deputatIon to
candidate for the borough. we may well wonder
whence Mr.. Albery gets his notions OF life. A little
fehecton, however VIII prove TO US that
ne "annexes" them from other authors. The
mudde-headed mechanic rs q spoiled copy OF
rom Pinch; the baronet, with ms fnso1siance
MS scraps OF song ana his loose philosophy is a
bad imitation OF Harold skimpole and there are
other chara~ers IN the play in which one recog-
nizes a sayish parody OF Dickens. The dialogue is
very poor, full OF puerle copceits ana npl,nQ
jokes, calculated TO provoke the laughter Of the
silly. but 10 Ial ouensiyely On the educated ear.