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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16
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tu.trg TO.

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DAYS with salt, wood and mica 49, ,-,.,
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win c0cOanHis and Gubb'r
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DOMESTIC POTTS.
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cas.le !. Clelrei. -hlJs flseiiod. iOs Cork; King
pIp Tor port Gamble alC lffi s'cirrS'p, Oceanic foP
Hon knng via YosOhaIna Montana Cor rlnena
1YrFI Ga July l3.slea steam -hip Cleopatra iot New
York ..- -. 49,. ,.,,g poo.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16
TRIAL OF TH2 CAPToRS OF TUE MARY CLIFTON.
The examination OF David Lawson, V il.iam

Barrett Aulll.t Nichmuth aad Franz A1recht, ciu,ed
with srle. IL The haIbor of st. An1rea. the American
brc Mary Chiffon. resumed yesterday hrio." Com
missioner Sie.ds. ". III. Harvey u t-srs' r"l tic t
, was recalled hB, uDih,ug nc| was "il't'd from hli
except that after the vessel wei ont ~ 'l, lawson
tl. mate tnnk the helm. and mat Ear. It, iiucnnt"
ili Albratut os'}Sd hi, orcrs n ioh< eto7+eAaiihd
ion nf this Win Gulc 10 shake his direct TESTIMONY
or show TAT his character Was bad The examination
was then adjourned untll today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16
TIE CONTEST OVER JOIN L. BEOwH's WILL.

TIE contest over the will OF John l.. Brown,
the wcllkno wn contractor. begun yesterday before
,urrogate nutchn,s in the SuFr0gair's Count Mr.
Brown was married in carly liio TO Mrs Mary Ann
Brown, OF the contestants, AMI in l~J3 separated
from her and married MIRA. Hannah T. Brown, who was
reco nize ~ hi, wife in The community His son ny the
LATER wife wa. asO recognized as hi legitimate sOn Tie
contest Il in part by h first wife that there never was
lal divorce from her. AMI that therefore she IS en-
fitted 10 dover in ais estate will or WILL and in part
h the frs, wife aud tic sisters OF hc decreased, that at
the time ne made the viii his mind 80 impaired that
&c hai not mower to make will
Tine first wife was examined yesterday ana t"s'het 70
her inailgc with The deceased; met tov lived "arter
until SOB when she. hr1riny Of hi, cIrchn Nih the
second Ms ~,Tn AMI that he Id son b. her. part
into tie holso the day she LETT IT, she received thn
$1,000 from her hush nj 49, house Oh Wilrl "rI"
IN. mrri.Ie" $1,000. Ar iri m "cr:s olal not
III ron y intercourse WAS brOu t about between h'f
AM her husband hc supplying her VIA some small sums
wh.u,vcr shc was in actual ned prom Hg 70 con nle
suri all anil telling her he hal prov led for her IN ms
will lie asrl her 70 keen quirt aeon. tV iacts OF la
second marriage. and rie. she ai dom 80 a. ltl,
a, 80 he came Ia hrr, though then Es hni a%H'u
en- cd her -uafjrr deed al valuable 'iec ~ pron-
ery ne WIS .rliin" rcr'sc Isr dover r-' 20 T.
For dong lint : cleared of the wnfi -isr -. = 400
op fie house held Ills si,'e-s |rn conlr ~ Now
York visited hin when be LIVING Win hiS soennu
wif. Ifrr t. tiniDny wes en-! / WHEN tlr c.t az
lnl.nrd. Aie,.unn :. Sullivan appra et Tor inr piJ-
polcnls OF the will; Field < p.yO for tie contestants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16
A WITNESS AGAINST CAPT. MCCtLLAfli.
EXAMINATION OF MRS. SMALL OF CHARGE Oh
PFRIrRY.

EXAMINATION OF MRS. SMALL OK \ CHARGE OF
PERJURY.
The examination into the charge of perjury
preferred 10y Capt McCuIgh OF the SeI'htc'hlh
Precinct AGAINST Annief Small alias Molle Small
alias Mollic Rush, took place at the YORK
Vile Police Court yesterday. before Judge has"re'
yr Dana If TIE D,Sirict-Atorncys Office Represented
tbe pcope J. D. Townsend defended TIE accused Mt.
Townsend called attention 70 the fact that his client bad
been arrested the unscasOlabe hour oil o. h. am
taken TO the ccmplanants precinct on tirsi-aYe ana
after u prolonged detention removed to the Flily
Street Station house where she incarccratcd htll
morning The counsel also complained that tfe warrant
had been transferred from ccer OF the cort 10 capt.
McCulagh. who had no legal right 20 execute IT, JndSe
Kasmre on hearing this at reprmanded the court
officer.
ss.emblvman Thomas Cooper Campbell chairman or
tlc Committee Oh Crime. and Edward hlorhl' '.np-
,r,D lrr of the Committee gave testimony ~ tc MTs
small. assertions in regard to Capt. Mcthna9h 'tpt'
Nctulag testified thai me assertions hlr again.
by Mrs small false In pariicaihr twas tfu;
that he called ~ her residence in East y"rt-cnthSt ht
IN" call was made under the insrtcilon' OF Shrt-
ent Wan:. WHO had directed all TIE captains ~ sats'y
tlemsrye> personally that there were no panenouS u
tncir precincts. He inquired whether a dlSicpatanc
CHARACTER named TGohy lived on the premises.
end WAS ,wcrcd in the NEGATIVE; on press
ing tie question, Mrs Small admitted that Igony
had been to her holsc few hours ...io rf
can't ,,C1llarh requested Ter TO send word 10 his
precinct whenever Tuohy should call again ne hid
never even nir to the prisoner any expression Ike tc
one SHE Accused him of making. Oncer koblliNoh VIZ
ace ,inaned Capt ncCuiIgh To the mouse Ca irs. Shi
cprroIi rated ihc testimony gwen by tlat oncrf. 49,
Mrs Small Nv lyce Ut her cnrnsrl, pleaded nor AMY
81. v- rn ,nmif.r 10 the Tun,s, pending subuils
sion U. tic ease 10 the Grand Jaiy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
snp rses 4i3 sur ssts.... -23 3sO0n sets-.... 22j
~ MI.I nAiEd IRIS DAT-t. NJ -,
Sandy Iteak Js7 Cove ISLAND. G52 He'll &. Ferry S2l
al II WAIEg HIS Day..
SANDY Hook GEL COWS IalaI 80 $50 Hell C. Ferry S4j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16
THE COURTS.
DISPUTED OWNERSHIP OF A POLICY.
SUIT AGAINST THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM

DISPUTED OWNERSHIP OF A POLICY.
SUIT AGAINST THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PASY.
The g,it Of Rosalie c. Barry against the
Mutual Life Insurance Company and others. tried IN
NAV I'm the Supreme Court. Special Tern has been de-
cldcd by Juare Van Worst. The circumstances OF the
sut were peculiar. Mrs Barrys husband had taken out
two policies amounting together to S2oooo on his lie
with the defendants, the Mutual Life Insurance Com
many in favor OF his wife, and had paid up tho
,,rcrniums About a year befors his death he
became mnch involved, and. according to his wfes
testimony, very moody and depressed she states
that while this state, he repeatedly asked her 10 as
sign these policies, assuring her that such assignment
would simply aid him and not enanser the rights or
herself and her children in the policies. For while she
resisted but finding his moodiness and depression In
creasing. ultimately gave the assis9snts am, Der nus
hand nt orcc pledged the policies to William H. br1le q"
Rain,orc 10 whom he was then heavily indebted. IN
der rule OF the Company the policies were allowed 10
the same premium aud without any new medical exain-
nation, the new premium beng p' NJ B Rarry
in cash Mr.. Barry died intolVrnt Mr. bruno
claimed the money d the policies H. also brcame
rclge. Mrs. Barry PUT in her claim a. true owner
Of the policies. and the Insurance COMPANY icy ncrs en
wSc snonld be decided to be entitled to it,
this suit was bronet to dfc T% ~a The from
collccruQ the money In tho meantime from tne nsu
a Io Irn anil in Baltimore against the Company
aone in which he recovered Judgment bat hi' eqllec
tion Of that Judgment STAYED by Temporary linne
ton in this alton. Sincc hn he rs di'i' ana D. h
Harris was srhsiituicd assignee in his place A.,
Judge Van Worst. in deciding the suit h"h5 wv .n
new pocies were merely continuation 81 the Old, ana
that again Mrs Barry Er,me ana WHITES" g, M, ~
more rights than they received fioin the Oh is
Barry that ~ II that assignment Bruno parted WIN no
consideration for it, aud she rtcoiyed n1ne, ana tn
her. He therefore gives Judgment III her ialOr .i1 ~.
mancn,ly cnioIn' the assignHe rom pFe.hs i'S rl
more alignment, and awards costs to her ana TIE n'ulV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16
Ocean Steamers.

NCHOR LINE-CARRYING L. S. NAILS.
NETWORK AND GLASGOW
r,rxgtA s.uis SATURDAY, July L. Pm.
~ fF1vSTA s.ail4 SAT- RDAY. Jfy o. loa n
10 GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, OR LoNb Nd. hkl
CABIN PASSAGE .-..----.. 80 10 wv currency
Ineru4iao and ste rage al lowest rates.
'f"' HEN DBKSDN BROTHERS, Agents
A MEXICAN LINE ,....,.,l.,. -
~ WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between
PHILADELPHIA AMI LIVERPOOL. ealing Al q Las
TOWN, sailing ThI R-DAY from philadelphia, and
"A ling every WEDNESDAY iIDm Liverpool
TIE following steamers are appointed u san from Fhladc'
pla, ...,....,...... - =
ILLINOIS ........-...luly ~ lNDlA Nag -
<hENILWOHTIt ...Juy - fsABBpi-foED.----A"g. 10
PgItE OF PASSAGE IL CURRENCY. -.
steeragr irerrcdae W kets - and NOM al pnAs 81
the lave Il rates.
stcners MARI d with star 40 not carry inferno ai9
Passenger accnnnloia Oa- or al c.i-ses unsifr'a
For psssagr rates OF fr .iii aaj ot ip0r1tOn appyh
GfO. ". ttLIGN, A-rft ~ Erllh Il, ~ /.
JOHN MCDONALD Passenger Agent.
Bait place, New York
PETER WRIGHT 3 sons. General SO, -
307 Walnutst, Phiisc!piaa
Riohardson, Spence & Co, Liverpool
\. ~ i. Oummrs ~ Bros. tgre is,pwn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16

Whether doctrine recently AM cmpiatlclIly r0
pdat should have been at once approved md adopted
il e, ct to open tie prison doors ana exempt
poouiator from ll.e-, the appeal jadges may an
they b'St IL i. not the question propountd
to me. Tne dates show that my argument. however ir
rcfragabIe, before the Com and repuated by
il when Fshcr's ease WAS decied OF course | did not
believe Tweed tried that you could have
posrd :liat tho Court OF oyer and IosblneF
creihs It's jurisdiction when you proceeded % impose
of it, v.css by the Court OF Appeals in decidins
Fishers forbade my regarding thai
hTc-aIy OF AN error rnc acton That II was excess
OF jurisdiction found place in mint for
instant. There does not seem to o. IL. Had
the Court or Appeals enter tanned this 9Oil anew
writ OF brought by Tweed and. after duY
sidering liz former Conclusion. reversed it, L. al
would have been a. much hattorei surprised
Public justice could not have suffered any ma
terra, prejudice, would crime have been furnished
with immunity. The Only consequence would have been
Il trial conducted in conformity with the altered
views, more enl gtcned thai, those expressed in Fishers
ease. which fuller reelection or ADLER arguments had gen
Grated in The minds If the Appeal Judges. i,ut BY
changing their opinion. and carving tho point 10
DENIAL OF Jurisdiction. they nave Leo IN great praetch
mischi.fs. of these have been already noticed;
practically tho most seT1oas Il ,ie cte dcycrancr OF
Ao cuiprt from any inisinent FOR 10 crimes oi wnic
iry has unce.l aiai guilty The Judgment
reversed ami in fall force, though peisliie, ale
mltted aud II prosecuted for any OF these 30 unpnn
s ne can E E"I h sa as an iaIa
found by re Courts lights "a be aft cted
Ie jurisdiction and was therefore reviewnar on ,beas
corpus Will not bc approved NY tne great body of en-
liz ifcncd ,nriss whose scrutiny is Importance wi
urally invite. They viii not i've apt 10 recognize in 1t any
otncf merit than consistency any consistency except
that which may be observable il its slmlkude
To the two former judgments VI the same tribunal
in tho civil CASES II il be tr,, alleged by the delln-
quents part u that all those who constituted the minority
in tn former have joined themselves uniO the
oth1r funr, that unanimi,Y nov reigus within the
Court, the fact 10 be cited II presents an cXi
gency which should BE- met UnanimtY Ia seeking a
remedy should prevail Neither the pscuniary interest
citizens the honor of our state bo deemed
safe a. matters stand. But have Executive
OpfyDsed pesuatiow and In November entirely
Legislature L. be elected What Is yet unstOlen IN the
hands Of the people may be preserved tn them they
vii. act promptly aud employ for their the
means wslah in uioir hands. You.s respectfully,
Cl- OIoSOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16

Ncw-Yoik. Havana &, Mexican Nail : $ llne.
n seaa.ers cave Pr 3, trh Rir,r a. 2 IN, as i'.o'"
iOR HAVANA ID .Htl:
CITY or YORK (yil 80 au). I'M H+DAY. jay :;
tfTY or NERlDA.;...... a. ~, ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16

U sailing from Ti,r 81, AUril NV.r ,.u
For Norfolk, Guy Point, and E,ihl.h' II fr'"A =.
TIL R~DAN> and ~Art RpANS, az =. m, con ., ~
wifn the Virginia ard Ie'us So ar lin ~ ih 'aA, TX
Piedmont air Tl. ClcsaD,lfc ard Ohio Railroad ad IN
the company steam lines 70 interior points IN NOit NoiH
and Virginia. - 49, .---,,,, - Tr,r,s
Nes be- n and Washington y e. via Norf1kl every II 70
Day, THURSDAY. ami "A lt KiAh. ,,.,- -.
at D. H. connecting with Do-iNare ana hafyis i'' ~
Passenger .cro!nmoi 'tions uf.- lrpassri
Thfugi paaee ~ krts and bll- Of t3hng 10 III M Ia
lowest stes InsuraEcfo Soro~, &c. per cent ft'r'
r.eeivt. ia Is AZ i.er ~, sortl XIV =.
t;onela oaic,s lS7 GIecaw SAsi, \ CIV orb. r,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16
ENMAN LlNE.-Flxed southerly Course
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

these FIRST class sic ans - VIA sail ~ p from Per ~
North River loot Cedar stu for HAVANA, WItc ~ lof
lows: FLA,
steamship OH MBUS - {. Rcol.I't - On \, .ty ~
For freight or pas4e L9ying aece.no al h,)
apply 20 " ". - - -. q =, p" -. '-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
u snL . MslLin LLN.E N.LMELN NrWNon K.

CONPANYS rfE3 foot ~ SECpNDAfp HOE y,
VI, SEJ..............Ju'y Il NNlN D >.
nOX ii ......Juiy 1 RIiElN .........-.. = E
RATES Of PA--AGh iIen NEN pl,t I" 7"' '"r
FIRST CABIN, 500 g,la SECOND tAbI" roo so"
siEf.EA'E. so currency.
Return Tickets reduced rate. Prepaid Ste,ra-e Otf'
catc- sCuiiarcy.
For ic'S' OF F''st f'ii,'Irs 2 70 po,yIino orcen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16

FOR VERA CRl l. AND NIN-O..Lf -, -
cangat Hevana. n efsso Campeachr Tr-1dn ma |'""
' cry on MERIDA ......-.. a [ r.-pAI, A1g. >
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-31
MFACTs ARE STUBBORN THINGS, ,,

Thousands Of human beings are yearly
borne on the swift current OF. disease down to
the grave, just because they do not possess a
sufficient knowledge of themselves. man
meets his neighbor, and the first salutation is,
I" How are yOup" or How is your healthl'
The reply frequently is, "Oh, am well, with the
exception Of cold" Most persons lightly re-
gard cold. Reader, do you know that cold
is one Of the most dangerous OF maladiesp a
cold not only clogs up the pores Of the entire
system, and retards circulation, but 1t is pro-
ductive Of Catarrh, which is quite apt to lead
to Consumption. "Oh," you say, "itls MOTH
ing but q cold in my head" True; but that
cold is really mild form Of Catarrh, and il not
arrested in its course will become chronic. Ca
tarrh is one of the most disagreeable, offensive
affections in the catalogue OF diseases. The
passage to the nose is obstructed, the sense Of
smell impaired, and there is disagreeable
sensation of pressure in the head. In the more
an offensive odor. II the disease be allowed to
continne its course, thick, hard. incrustations
will form in the head, the bones of which some
times become softened and break away in
pieces. Why will persons continue to suffer
from such an annoying, disgusting disease,
when they can just as well be cured OF ltY DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy Will cure the worst
forms Of Catarrh in fact, it is the only sure
and safe remedy which has been offered to the
public. Many harsh, irritating preparations
may, for time, relieve the urgency of the
symptoms, but they do not cure the disease.
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is soothing and
healing in its effects, and when used in con-
nection with DR.. Pierce's Nasal Douche. ac-
cording to directions. does not fail 10 effect q
cure, Sold by all Druggists.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-31
C,uPERIoR COURT oT cINCINNATL.-.

CUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI
- No 32 l65.-The Cincinnati Savings Society
OF Hamilton County VS.. Alexander Scott, Laura
Scott ct al.-The above named defendantsv
Alexander Scott and Laura Scott, will take
notice that on 9th October, 1875 said plaintiff
began its action against them, with others, i'm
pleaded in said Court; that the object and
prayer OF the said petition is the recovery OF
money from the said Alexander Scott, In tho
sum OF 5,750, with interest, and the foreclosure
Of mortgage upon and sale free from tho
dover Of said Laura Scott, Of real estate in the
City Of Cincinnati, to-wit: Beginning at the
northwest corncr.of Lot eleven Of subdivision
of Martin Baum's heirs; thence south ON tho
east side OF Lock street forty (40) feet and back
same width eighty (5Q) feet, being the wese
eighty feet of the tract conveyed to said Alex
ander Scott by deed recorded In Book i04, page
15o, OF the Hamilton County Records; and the
SAID Alexander Scott and Laura Scott are noti-
ned to answer or demur to said petition on or
before the 26th day Of February, 1876, or the
same will be taken as true.
~ GOODMAN q STORER, 4
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dec. "a, 1875. de24-6t,F
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-31
The weekly star.

The current number OF the WEEKLY
STAR, now ready, contains the latest
home and foreign news by telegraph, a
full summary Of the most Important
news of the week, large assortment of
city and suburban news Of general in-
terest, editorial comments on "Congres-
sional Matters" "Railroad Freight
Rates. y "Officers and Citizens,""A Sim
liar Case" "The New York Piano Deal.
of interesting newsy editorial para
graphs. Religious News, Personals, Po-
etry, Historical and Biographical read
ing, House and Farm Notes, Reading for
the Family Circle, the Grange and the
Workshop, interesting items, scientific
news. choice literary selections, Humor-
GUS Gossip, general news items, a COM
plete Home and Foreign Market and FL
nancial Report. Price, cents, in wrap
pers. ready for mailing. ~ ssss
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-31
Best Holiday Gift.

The latest device in machine sewing
Is the "New Automatic Sewing Ma
.chine," which is creating quite sensa-
tion In the market. No better gift can
be selected for mother, wife, sister, or
friend. No special discounts offered to
tempt purchasers, but perfect approba-
tion and delight guaranteed to the pos
chine Company, I'll West Fourth street,
Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-31
The Jolly Jamborec.

The final meeting of the Executive
Committee was held last night, at the
Council CRambsr, Mayor Johnston in
the chair and Secretary Gal. Thomas on
deck. There was good number present
and all seemed eager to engage in the
fray.
Mr.. Thomas, from the Committee on
the Ringing Of the Bells, reported that
the. committee had visited Archbishop
Purcell, to get his consent to have the
those of the Cathedral, rung at mid
night. 1t was agreed that at midnight
the Cathedral chimes would strike up
Hail Columbia. play all the National
airs, including Yankee Doodle, and wind
up at quarter past II with the Star
Spangled Banner. Later in the even
ing the following letter was received
from the Archbishop, In answer to a
request from the committee:
CINCINNATI, Dec. 80. 1875.
Yesl Let the bells OF all our churches
ring out on the midnight air the gratitude
OF Nation of free men for the natal day
of new era of civil and religious lib
erty, and let the fondest prayer ascend
to heaven that the blessings proclaimed
zone hundred years ago may last till time
shall be no more. ~. b. PURCELL,
Archbishop Of Cincinnati.
Col. Robinson stated that all the mill
tary companies in the city would turn
out. he
Col. Harlan said he canvassed four
blocks yesterday and found that with
few exceptions the folks intended to
illuminate.
The time for the general illuminate
was fixed at half-past ten.
Col. Moore made full report on the
firing Of cannon. Following are the sit
uations of the guns and the COM
manders:
Mount Adams and Eden Park Shelf er-
house-One gun each-Admiral Fl. p.
Diehl.
Lookout House, Jackson Hin-Maj.
+. Harff.
Elm Street Hill-Bri.g Gen. John Pohl-
man.
Mount Harrison-Gen. Remley.
Prices Hill-R. M. Moore, Esq.
Bold-Faoe Hill-Commodpre Charles
Vance Street Hill (First Ward )--Col.
Fort Washington, Third and Lawrence
streets-Maj. Chas. 8. Hoon.
Public Landing-Quartermaster-G Cen
eral Benjamin Bailie.
Firing to commence promptly at 12
O'Clock midnight.
The Newsboys are requested to meet
at theiI hall on Hammond street prompt
ly at nine O'Clock tonight.
The following has been issued:
Colonel Snelbaker, Superintendent OF
Police:
You are hereby ordered to give especial
instructions to the officers OF the Police
Department that they must confine them
selves to their patrols, and to see that
no discharge of pocket firearms is. per-
mitted. The law against the carrying
OF concealed weapons must be enforced.
q. w. G. JOHNSTON,
Mayor.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-31

l believe the world is getting SO bad
now that everybody swears--at slight
provocation, too, am sorry to say-and
even ladies. heard one do it the other
day. She missed the ferry-boat by about
.eet, and as she gazed at the fading
structure calculated s'----- itp' Having
missed it myself / felt grateful to her
for having expressed my feeling and the
wickedness it saved me, for the case de-
manded special notice. 1 smiled, be-
cause l couldn't help it, and SO did the
lady; but Immediately fr0wning at me
fearfully, she said, e:Why didn't you do
that, sirW and fouted herself into the
ladies' room with an impatient manner
and both hands full of pin-back.-[San
Francisco Letter.
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ing the leading role, with the same sue
cess 40 in former years, scarcely any one
in her large audience noticing any dimi-
mutton of her youthful powers. ''Fan--
chon"will be given al. the matinee to-mor-
row.
BoBINsoN's.-The Barber Of Seville, J"
was repeated by the Italian Opera
Troupe again last night to an immense
audience.
The NATIoNAL.--This house was
crowded again last evening. Miss Alice
Piacide. with her new play, is big
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Arsauseuaents. .

WOoYs THEATER. - s'Surf,D with
MFs. Macauley as 'sMrs. Noble,p the
heroine, was again presented last even
ins. AZ before. the play ran very
smoothly, nothing out Of the ordinary
rnn being discernibie. ssSurP' again
this evening.
YHR GRAND OPBRA-HoUsE. = The
arearI OF Savoy" was given in q most
GEcellent manner at this house last
eveniBg, Miss Maggie Mitchell ssssm-