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lnero came n Dulel VI luuhuck oouuu
Those young men, where were they2
With broken bones. both Brown and Jones
In the muddy gutter lay.
And a clod Of mud with fearful thud
1t struck the referee,
And made him like to those heather men
Who have eyes but cannot see,
And his sense misused was cancelled like thai
Of Tom Of Coventry.
, 1875-03-14
The TRIGGER.

I
Tho refl~known pigeon shot, Ira 4. Fxtns.
having taken unto himself wife his dssss-
mined to "settle F" down, selecting Ba3'on. L
L. ~ his home where be has leased i.1oun1a
and barns, snd will erect the ncctsaarJ buildings
to make pigeon-shooting somewhat g contors~
able to tho shooters and spectators IL on IA
other side Of the Atlantic.
Ths Irish Rife Association, st nessiDg II
Dublin On the Sd 1nst., fixed upon June g, ne1f
Il the date Of commencement OF tho re:ura
match between the American aud Irish riferaens.
L was deciaed TINT the meeting wi1i be e.thee -
Dublin Or The Cunagh ct Kildare 4 COMMITTEES
to entertain the American visitors during thea
stay in Ireland ras also appointed
Capt. A. Il. Bogardus tho wel-snoun pigeon
shot, desl.es to meot WllIisn Treaton, O: hsa,,
ford England. in accordance with bis published
challenge: 81 To shoot at loo birds. q yards nse
SO ya:os boundary, $500 sido, with N .llon.
auco OF .f100 to shoot in England" Boga5ouMs M
advises that when the above Was first pubisoea
be could not leaTe home, hut will now mest ~.
IEenton on the other side OF the ocean 81 say
time from July to Is next II the En8nsa
shot declines 10 measure skill With Bossrdqs ~
sa@a &aateh i epsa r. any a2an in ths xa1!a'
, 1875-03-14

| AE6L AID E-SEHHEhG-
Dan Bryant folions Bouclcault With \ eolurst
version Of The 6haughraun," at Wallack'a.
The 1uembers Of the Academy companv sr,
| going to plsy in Milwaukee this week With Joh1
Dillon.
Miss Hattie Roach, OF tho Academy Of Mus5f
company, has gone to Han Francisco NTH Lin.
gard and his party.
George Wilkes is still lampoonins Shakspaars.
One would have supposed that, after the l.pso of
centuries, the other wo11as would hare left him
nothing to lire upon
B. H. Field, manager Of the Boston Museum
is Oh his way from England ladcn WITH DUPLICATE
manueczipts Of tho ainful 4 Rose Michel" Dalv
is said to have it too.
Hiss Ads Dyas wrote some yerses upon Hnnc;~
cautr and his dog Taners tor private peru.al
Some Vtnds1 had them inserted in the Ht,nza
and there has been trouble. ~
Gus Williams. haTing called tho Aront;on =.
"hlacEmAlling sheeh" the 4rc1<lion ofIern ASH
reward to 4nyoody who heard tho rem.rk to
come forward sod support charge Of s1ander.
F1ed Aims, lato proprietor and manager or tba
Grand Opera-Aouse, has returned to Pittshnrr
and ls now manager Of "Trimb]e's Var1etv Thee' g.
atre, NTH hrery-stabls End o4hez sorduiites
thrown in. 10@01'ee
Lawrence hat1ntt succeeds M.a. Rru.hv ~
HcV1ckcra Iheasrs, ~ Jamie AarebnH in HI.
charming play t'1he Man O'Airi;a ~ ~ -. ~
bssa plaEinS hsossf., Aayloak. and Haa,E ia |
, 1875-03-14
OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS.

B1r- james DoWland, Of this ctr, an ar1stsu,
reader OF very considerable merit, p oposes to
attack the platform in force, and launch out u q
professional leader. From what he has shoy
Of his ability in this city already there is good
rexson to expect for him very high place N ths
profession he has chosen. The literary socistv
Of Downerss Grove have rendered him a comn1i
G.entsry benefit ior Friday evening. when a yarv
excellent programme will no filled. Among tho
se!ecnons to be Eiven are ertraets from the
works OF Mnrk Twain, Trowb1idge, Charlea Dick
ems, c. Matlhesa, and Alice Cary,
STAR LECTURE couRsE-6EoRdE yAyDyEuoFY.
Except Cushmaa, Chicago has Of late had thu
privilege Of hearing no great readers. OF Mur-
dock and Eellcw, who appeaEel In the Star
course two years ago, the verdict. seemed
to b. that the latter ras orenated and tho for
NOR psat his prime. The engagement Of George
Vanderho1 for two evenings in the Star Couree
for which ho co1nea direct from New York. il an
event Of upusual importance in the lecture
world Ho has long been ranked ut the head of
shaasPeaslas readers. bat has we believe, never
been heard Ut the deak herp. The managers Of
tho Star Course have endeagored for several
seaaous to secure him for their coutee, and his
nane appeared four years ago among the chief
af1faet'oas OF that sehson, but for somo reason
Ao.Ao1R E@se Ha name appeared. His last at-
pea1snce here as an actor was during tbs palmy
DAYS Of Croao5s o9pera-House, when Hackoit
and ha played IN King HenryT. His engaqe.
1nent hero is for two nights oily, March Is and
Is, for which the sale Of reserved seato and ey-
change Of option tickets rllt begin on the 1sta
inst. Tbs spring series Of the Star Course TiH
also comprise three concerts, and lectpro br
Prof. Pepper, making in all twepty-ejeht enter
taihments dnring the eeason. which, notwith-
standing the aeTere weather aud hard tines. haa
BEEN tbe most successful one in the history OF
he con1xe ~
, 1875-03-14

NO mors entries hare been made in tho oorn-
hs tournament aince mention was last noado ~
y. The namber ID now confined to eiehtesn
Ihe snsriea, however,, will be kent oner mil
noxt Saturday. Ths managers have determined
20 quo" twelve players to participate in the co.,
's7'' hs1eao Of ten. as MAS originally intended,
80 Is 70 accommodate the applicants a.
1a a possible. Al was stated last Sun
oay, It u deemed utterly inexpedient to
pfoloas the tournament 10 - to include the
whole eighteen applicants. 1t would take =
month, it b stated, to plsy the number Of games
, 1875-03-14

Last week, Iko its predecessor, vas confine
20 local coDcerts, mainly for purposes ct ctrrc
caar1t1es. which do not como within tho limit q
stfic1 criticism. It is pleasant duty, hovaye.
TO examine them for purposes Of praise aud en-
coursgenent, and, in this regard, they offer on
] Portunltlea. Tho most notable concert NJ ~,
week was that given at tho Trinity Motho1ja
Church, On Tuesday evening, it beng the occa
| sion Of tho exhibition Of the new organ and -,
believe also OF the first occupancy OF the uev anf
elegant charc- -7uditorium, which il one Of the
finest, 1t not the finest, church interior in t,,,
Guy. ~ IS fortunate that so charming an audi
forum IL pro7ieed with IN organ in keeping with
the general style Of adornment and so admir- ba
IN 'ts Qualities OF power aud richness Of tone,
Louis Falk had the lions share Of tue work o.
showing 1t on, aad his numbers wero se1acte5
With this end in rieW. They were varied in
character, but mostly light. shony, and popular.
emosacng grand march by Lefebuye-Wely an
arrangement Of thomcs from +Tho Hucpcnota "
and Prophet" by himself; Sebastian
hachs "Ioccata In En-; Auber's melodions
overture to "Zanesta," and q doscrip.iro uum.
Der :" Lie on the Ocean, the hint for which
Vas derived from Gre swold, Is we'll as the GEN
e1al manner Of treatment. aIr. Falk's plav,nc
was NOT In his best manner, perhaps because his
astentaon Was p1eoccupied with IN oYerahadow-
ing event to happen two days later, but his ax-
n.natlon at least served to convince tho audienca
WHICH Was an immense one-that thsv had a
GOOD organ, rich and mellow in its tone OF .mn1,
power, its stops we'll voiced, and m sim;rah1o
accompaniment for tho yoce, which is the nr;n-
clpa1 requisite after all, in "a instrument ofth;a
kao. Tho other organ numbers were in IT,.
competent handa Of h1iss Carrie 7. Kiprman. H.
orgAnlst of the church. Thu position WA, =. trr-
ing one for this lady, especially After thu s1,onv
numbers Of Lii. Faik, which utilized Ill thu "a.
sources OF the oseao, but she passed the orae,1
u manner highly credisable to her stndv ~
raining, and plsyoi witn N oyepness eta.a;-
less, and finish which show her to b. . mnzt -
7oted student aud conscientious mus;c;.n
Ter nu1nbess-Merkei's ''Cauon in a,ar7,n n
nd Leommnos' March Tromphsle n-sere cbo.
gu in excellent TASTE not only for their intrinsic
and happy contrnsts, but because
hey represent some Of the best rora OF tha
'odarn organ school-in this respect showing
nat ler study is OF the best masters. Hcr plsy-
IS u*s received with hearty applause that uss |
chly marlted. s]l the mora 80 that her work |
as performed in a. modest and nnpretentiou. I
snner: It is raro to find good lady organists.
i'd Tor thls reason tbs church is to be copg<stu-
TED upon their o.ganist, and their organist
'on hsz aacoess. hrr. Dalton, the soprano ef
, 1875-03-14
ABROAD.
THE OPERA.

Btrakosch has definitely abandoned ell idea q
giving Guy mora opera tor the present, il, in
deed. ha will resume the managerial 1elns neg
fall and winter. In other words, the Strakoacl
Italian opera has entirely collapsed. SeYera
members OF the iAte company Tiil depart 70,
Europe. while the dsbanded chorus and orchcs-
t1a7 and such OF tue principal yocaliats as choose
to remain behind, will hang about New York. ID
readiness for any little musical lob
which may tuIn up. Il is stated
that Mr. ssrxkosch's losses reach nearly
$4,000. That gentleman, who enjoys the full
eat sympathy OF the press and tho public sener-
alls. declares his intention OF not giving any
more Opera, at least for years to come. He has
| written to the Directors Of the Academy asking
to have his lease Cancelled Tha coursa will
! therefore, be clear next year to any one bold
enough to enter into m operatic speculation, but,
| after tho results Of tho last two seasonn, few
capitalists ate likely to feel inclined to venture
] into such an unpradsabls business The last
| performance ct the troupe vas Oh the 4th inss.,
aud waa given for tho benefit Of Muzlo, Lob
ongrin' being the principal attraction. As an
additional attraction, the trio from Crispiuo was
added; atfo two possnusaous compositions Of
Rossini,-an Ave Maria and Song Of tbs Titans,
And the Marseillaise, sung by lille. Maresl and
chorus. Bigoor Muzio's overture to the opera
"Sorrentino" Was enthusiastically rece,ved.
This Kellogg opera season in Boston seems to
pass on va'y accsptab'y, Notwithstanding that
Mlss Kellogg has bean far from we'll much OF the
time, and the company. especially tho chorus,
famentabiy unequal to tho work derolyipe upon
them. Miss Ke;losgs IL 'Mignon," IN The En-
ellsh adaptation Of Amhro:se Thomas work, Is
spoken Of "a truy wonderful, and ranking pef-
haps higher than even her Marguerite, which h.o
been considered hex greatest achievement in IN
, 1875-03-14

which that number Of entries would 1oopir. 80
is not to be expected that IN iateross ~ ~. tI
tn1ng can bo kept I'D for apr such se-,-+h ss ss
ume- Consequently, soma Of the aspirants nj n
DO doonsd to disappointment. WA
~ oasolua. The f"a!ss Fortunate contestants VII
uo naEea IRON tho whole number Of anohr.s
tl9ns which may taea be rece.ve1. Ihev x.i. =
setecsed according to their known ren,t.t;ases u
auo "1'noat referoncc to the localities thov ~.
u*ppen 10 represent. l. is the purpose to ,rsss
tne tournament as nearly tirst-class ~ u.7 ~ y.
ana tho best and most skillfuI plaYera t1sa~oe ~
VII be selected. No sectional cons,der.1;;c"asss de;"ss
w,ll weigh against skill. @es@aooa
Apt1l unless postconad. ~ is possible On .s,s
ot.tho game between cyz.lle Dion and Trn.nee Tune
tskas p.e. Asssaa s5oas t6st 6sstaPionsh'p 9s *lss
manufactory OF ). II. B.ansu,eH 5t3a + R,,.. tot.
rany, Nos- A and 70 State st:eet. Their atesn Hu
room, large. we'll lighted apartaen4. riit =.
comfortably stea ur With sea;s, and pro1.ds5
aud excellent and the place is much bafts< pssA
aog public bail that can be secured. 'A'@@
1he applications received uete A 9n1,,v.
Frank Massoifi, Albert Roa, H.nrY ani1or iVSas M.
Orleans Anthony Honing, Thomas Gallnrhss" i"
!; IT. I; Thatcher Hts clevelsna; Jacob oat!stt
Lan1,n AcAnee Davenport; HeosV 5 Rhns.' Eus'
Frank Parker. Peter Snyder, Joseph 1ermcnI.n Iss
Chicago; William Burteieh. 3iicn,s; G1,,
Grand Rapids; q. Livermorn T.c-oo,
Engena Carter, Toledo P. HreTa. Lsfarsttn
ne pit7ers who will be allowed 70 entsr xtn
:. Frank Massolli Henry Miller A,h.-,
New orleans Thomas Gallagher, C.eYeand.
Louis Snau, indianapolis: l.. 1Tc4 foo Ds1'
3ort; Henry Rhlnes. Frauk pNkor. p.,.~
3nyder, Chicago William Burlei!h. Gr,n5
taplds; Eugene Carter, Toledo; Anthony Hon.
, 1875-03-14

Boston for the EAST two weeks to yerv good bus
anesB. Ho opens in Brooklyn Tomorrow.
1t is probable that Mr.. ONeil will remain At
Hoo:ey's next season. Tho despotic reign Of tho
iusipld and characterless sssocoty drama II nav
ing ended, he will once more hare an oppoEtuni-
y to act par: Instead Of walking through it.
Hence the dosire Of the public TINT he remain