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all efforts put forth for tho hsppinera Of both
and Mrs. ". +. NohoIs, lit. md Mira i. sksm,.
M.i,, NJ. aud Mts. .. 3. Westcott. Mr. and Mrs.
!. X. Merrill, Nj. and Mrs.. Wllets, Ais. and Mrs
q. D. Darrntt, Nr. and Mrs ". r. Tomnkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Iaek, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Y. Forris
Vt. and Mrs. jsck. ME. aud Mr.. 1'tsl'oF, Mr..
Ffazor, Mr. Dona'dton. Tho Rov. Qeorgo g.
lamb, Mr. II. ". Smell, Mrs. aud Miss Dra-
brook.
LOMBARD.
Sir, N, A1steon lAa boen taken Into the city for
the winter 10 he under the moro oon,tant caro-
OF bis physician. Ills daughter, Mrs, A. II.
Andrews, with hor husband aud child, arc here.
Mr. James cIxtlln las returned from bis sor-
towsuI jou,noY to tho East.
Tie ladlcs Of Lombard arc busy prepartpR for
fair, 10 bo hold IN about q mouth and most
oyesy Thursday Afternoon aud evening for that
p,,fposo Ibo proceeds Of "a ;he s. fa!s viii be ap-
s1s. and Ira. Co,ch. OF Muscatine. H., havo
bnen vieit,ng at srs+ fIum's.
slf. Dracken has purchased Au1 movod into
tho beautiful house recently owned by Af.
Gregory.
slr, hud srts. Do!ar nu1l, OF Oak Park, hare
beou making brief visit at tho houlastcsi.~-
Squire lluilh.
Abous twcnty young people pnssod last Hatlr
lav cvtning In tho Mlua. euioyahla way at alr:
1'"4" Hc"pct .: Htoss " s"o u"'!oo4 ''sN
gro*n from chil5hood into tnnnlooa AMI Enatdtn-
hood together, and wcle TINS olIl-limo tltondH.
Viii, tuo'l VIA shoy hid for ualty aaidc, aud
spout h nlcsk delightful evening in u variety Of
am1hometlss, Music aud daic,nr. bnt tho
crownne pleasure OF oil was regular old
fashioned " oandy.pu.t. Never were there
lg,ter boarta or sweesor o7nay.
AL unusually tntct eat.nG Sun lAv-rchoo1 con.
ccrE WAS loid III tbs chnrc, SUNDAY ey, ring.
lhoro WAS lHreo attouJancc, mil exlo,os orc
si,eAking BY tho Rev. Aif. Cayerno md usbors. tp
which all listened with doop attention. and sing
Ing III whlcu al joinod A neu anj very pleas.
lrg toature was tho toaIinV bs each OF tho NOM
bots Ut sIr. C,reinos class Of beautiful hymn.
t. How finn foundation 20 saints Of the Lard "
wnA lead by Nils. Ada Hwoet with tic srueat OK
prcsssun aud feollug. " THROUGH nnIu .leI soas
.owaida ueayon VS. calmly g.,do," was tucy
lead Gy Mr.. TAuratan and otGer equally good
selections uose vol given bY MieacB Ella Marsh
aud Elsie Lincoln. aud Messrs. Pierce aud Town,
, 1875-12-07
CRIMINAL.

young man named Frederick poht, formerly
booKkecpcr for j. Werner l. Co., hide and lcallcr
Lealerr At No. 226 Kin zlo sroot, was up before
Jnattce Kaufman yesterday morning, charged
with emooxzllng about sj,0]0 OF his empoysr.
mouoy. lila cnse Was continued under 81, 0o0
bail.
John Stompel dtninut:ve German OF about
10 years OF age, tl,ssw s,ono4 through Chinese
lauudrv, on West Madison sttest anl WAS .Lo
cailae Of lr!ng,ns down Two nlu1ond-oveu coles
tiaIu on tho Mes. Madison street Station. ssiore
they chat cred III Mclean ttuguo 10 the,r heart y
content. That boY wonld M.Ts hcen transformed
into n good stzol c!1lhns PHI II tho co!estInls,
lnstead OF lolicom III, lIaa' captured him.
Tho Runday night tla7co nt tho house Of
Chnrtos Nofsz, No. 45s ranlt na ssloct, bids fair
to rceutt ID tAp dsnl, Of QUO 0f tho par!icip hts
De.ow Was ~ severely cut hpt,ut tho head ind
Shoulders tint he IL nut cxpe cad to recnyor,
On snls account. tle cas's OF Noltz. Fratntick
Jcrhe, Charles MaIas'y: and Hooors Wohlor
expected thst Dele~'s condition will llaso
changed oitL or fur better or Tor wn:Ao. MOI
and Jerko aro supposed to bs tile 0n3s vllo did
tlle cutting, and they wera l1chea no without
bsli; the othsrs we've ist out Gu bail o! 1900
each,
Nl,i!c OlE,cor Thomas Murphy MAS e eplaylng
l,.b I'LL form yesterday Afternoon, he observed a
raaAer Eu5plc.uus t.lo in nit elrtcas ~agon load.
Ell With flyu,ture, sthniinN IN front Ut No. %
Dtlo leanA nvcnic, iuuish hHnd-tuEnulo sccund.
hand stolo. At obce he approached tnom, nnd
two Of tho1n jumped flon tho wngon and ran
otf. Tho tbrd vas captured. and proved to be
no less person than thu uoved JH,ues Ma iasn.
OF peniso ontInty ani Uriaewe!l fa1ne. Ills debut
III tho West Tweilth Street Sta.iuu was 4, eeteu
vita loud Appluuso. IL tho wagon wero fouul
four Iteel engraylngs, large mirror, q wax
cr-se aud glass shade. Weed &c alnY .lna chin,.
Q carpet ed-1ounge, aud large saEato.,a trunk
filled "lLh clothing.
Officer Mathew Foley, Of The Hswson Street
Station. arrested ,nau Kivug the Da.ue VI Eek
0enwArk at about o'clock yes Q. day mITniuE.
just al no was in tho acE 1T climbing lnso o
freight car, supposedly for Tree lodyiug. Ho
was hooked as tlsor1ery. but. while being
searched preparatory to hoinR locgad up, His
pockets devslo ,td such a weHItn Of ya1uab ca aa
10 leave no doubts as to tbs crooked charae-
ter. ConcGalcd III lliH coat.8leeve WAS found 4
doublc.caHe ullyor WattLam watch, No. 4i0 l4I,
and in other parts OF his cothlug woto tounh
plain cases with gold hinges, engraved with tho
natne Of Rlc!inrd Talbot . chIf-akin Cockotbook
containing ell In currency mud IN ,ther contiia
Ing but 70 copts; sityer watch.uhain. and = Guo
| whito shirL marked DR.. n. Il. McFudten. Tho
latter article wns easily identified au tho proper
tv OF the gentleman whose nanse 1t oore, and
WAS stolen on the clos4os-liuo last wook.
, 1875-12-07
THE COURTHOUSE.

naI'''ohs .! t'"'n De'"oen n'sn'1eeso ."'e'
snd ERAn being lmrosF!tle under present c't-
cu,nstaucep, tho ptost octlso Cuurt-Iluuso con-
tinuae 10 furnish d few items of Interest. btr.
r,,, r,u,;,. ,,n3,atr.bea t,v T,i1a,,'a ronomnni.
Atan '. ~" na.a -, 1,.,,,,,a w. -. at.a,,
cA'1on ~ tno 1'ua'o ~ iuu.,o o.Ao, ~ s''ea
In SUNDAYS InthusE. harms piles drive
easier elnco tho muddlo has become moro COM
pllcated. and Mr.. Esa,,'s friends look hopefully
!, Nm Yrmrc-to .,,o t,:nc ahen t,,c tonnro.
~ w ~, ,,,;., w w." ,a.s ~. 80,
, 1875-12-07

4ftE H11H9t5N1Dtt Qk(TEFs
uinn+anou ts-ret,on !atn.c yeo yorE Csapbje.
rao,d ro,, ho,o x;tI, ,lon }or the ric,nti,
~. -. ..s,..., ~. H.. E..,.'t - 49,.
WI" ~" oo.ns ''oeee.s'A Wy '''o 49, 49,
ernnent At th!s point 10 pteeorvc tho Eh'la o.
st. Anttoav aud Tho vast Nater-powcr from de-
n1uction. and, rs tjuat cpd. to n,autaiu tho
roo r,o. ~ .to,.,hoat norir.t,or :, n. M,,,,..
~ 49,. Asa VI 'suA''"s =. ~ W. .,.
ellP' nlsqs aoaso sh'e CIV. LIZ ono o1 Inc
!arEeas, most necessary, nnl rolltab'o plecen Of
in!etnal llnpro .ea.cnt non bol"g p'osocutea
With" tho li'n1,s Vi tho United atatcs.
lhe river ut thls point afser lowing ecrcnelF
ior 6Jo m1iee, suddouiy drops over hnsuHt5ne
lbdSs AUG falls o0 Iatt ln one plunge, creating
tho IaERest Avat!1b'o Uater.puser IN tho world.
stoco tat4cf Aenpepta namad the fal, 2u0
Years ago. 1t has fccoucd noarlY haif-a milo up
tho river. a.ll the "atol-narka along the bank
pioso tnat tho tal At Que tlno WAS a. Fort !ell-
ing. miios below. bis conotant retroat
III tue fell ls eausod bV tho breathing a7AY and
dropping down OF tlio ti!lostome sti htuhl a. it IS
u.aosmlheu Nv the oaca6ot o. tho lo1t or lilo
catniact. Inc hmestono leico Is ouly from Q to
to 10 lebt tn Ok anu :. runs out 1n bod OF
sand qunrter Of milo aboya the brsul; OF tho
fall. II thla obstruction t, the cllan1ol should
wash ou:. Or, II Q now channol Hhou.d Eet undct
it, the watof-poWor here anu fhe lnladFodh "
miles or naV:auoa @ IL tno M flYM abose woo'a
90 forever dostroyed. 70 prevent 1lcao CO.
lainltles ia Tue object OIL the pehding 'm.'foYo-
uaenta.
Tue peril OF the fas1s was greatly Increased
he4eH Jehth nho u! aoo!Inu Eho1ect VI tnb
Tunuol alannfAc;urIug Company. Wuicl o1cs-
vatod 10 tho sandstone: under tile Limestone, q
tunnel toe wllo's lcngth Of iicnnopsn 1B!an1. its
purpose bo,nK to eetve al d tati taco unoor H.
s4tcs OF manufacturers 70 10 built, Water WAS
70 be rece!yed above tho fall and d4eclaFEed
below IL. The precious Work bad procoedod to
tho foot OF Nieollet Island, where, IN October,
1865. the tunnel was loyaded by the watoss OF
the MIea'ss'ppt lslyer. Iho Original tunnel "hs
BY y foot, out tho raaang "AtoIs soou exca-
ystrd q sluicc"A7 through ths nott sand ROCK
1GI fcet high and from ~ to J0 teot W!do. 20
much OF tho Said r.'ok speedily Waahod out that
large maHsoa OF the Baperincumhent Lime rock
foil into tlo tunnel. -,
luds co11er-datns wcro buiil up to keep tho
1ises III rs chaunol. II poarible' hut there "ero
nor breaks throagh th" limestone. and tue DO
biruct'on OF tne Waole Water-power WAS sorlolH-
" thrcAteaod. AEter INC oItl2ona had taxed
themselves heavily tho Federal Government
came to Their assistance. 10 prevent the OPEN
lug out q termanent channul undoT the 1al,a
solid Lulshends of Mhsonry wort built IN tho
tunnel, aud means weso aavssen p eus on tue
porcoatlole through the ahao1lysns sand rock.
which IL 30 SOL thAt 1t 10 eaaliy cut WIN 1u'l9.
At tast Il nocamo oviooh, 20 Col. =. y.
tarquhar. Mo HoYe! ninent Eng'neor ID charge,
thas ootanE coa!o save Navigation and tho
Water-po"or shoft oi two tfoine"do!a Wa!'s
OF HRtGf.tlEhi masonry nhdef tao limestone
, 1875-12-07
"oy," sTonzY, "oS!"

10 The Editor of7ht Chicago Trfbnre:
EocKroRp, Dec. 4.-Thero appeared !" on yes
te1d,v," IN tho columns Of tbs Timcs, very le-
n,kablo phenomenon. In string Of rhymIng
headlines. under thu general heading Of - Tho
Crooked Ago." occurred tho following ooupfot:
"Quutb they of tho beuch. stand up we Bay,
and hear whit wc have to remark to-day" This
il supposed to 10 tho first time In tho past flvo
years that lhe utiserb 'to-daY" " haa boon ottl-
ployed in thu columns Of that paper without
ths prorosit.on "on," /" and this. wuon tho addi-
tiunal void would NOT have mado tle motrc ono
whit NuEso--as. III tact. nothing OH ehrth could.
hit Iet ie not for q momeut 10 supposed that
tbls ,nofely accidental propriety Should DO taken
NJ my sort Of INDIGESTION that thc Times ID about
t, eivo no it's long contest With common Bonsc.
leuys of itB Buneilluous .'onh, and honcofoltn
usa tho Englisl language as clyilizsd people do.
A. tho bare suggestion Of suel. ~ lden, tlerc
,uay be hoard, coming up from ita ojitor.a, sano-
t,u,, from lis omacBlng-room. and from every
back yard and alley throuShout tue itnd.-waer-
ever one OF its reporters sits csouchluB at key
holes for an itcui.-in thunder tones, tho Gun
pha.lc protest, u 0a uevar!" CRlT1o.
, 1875-12-07


aHERAtAN-At the rekfduncs OF James II, DsYoo1
1tl W.st Alasns treet, Wl!iAm ". Sherman, brother
Of Mrs. Osgood Ind A. r. 6htE.nsn, aged 10 years.
Was buried II Ho4shill On s4lusday.
LITTLE-1n phadelphl4. Dec I. William q. Attle,
aged "a years. fAthtt Of Afs william, 4. Huttsfs, Of
ths city. aud ltobeft Alts, u Fsesl.ors. Ill.
RIcu-Auddenly 1t organic disease Of the heart,
Aoudsy moTa!ug Dec. 9, It tho sssdsnee u hiA
lu-Aw. Mr. c. u. Holrnes, No. l499 Indiana sseuue,
Mr. Richard Rich, III his tt ys-r.
Funeral ssrvces At too house Wednesday morning,
Doc. y, II y otlok. Reulaius viii lcaxe tbu hoaso
IT o'clo+k PROMPTLY Tor tho Northwestern Hallway
perot. Friends ct tAa family inY,ttd TO attend.
ttsErly na.t pal ers Lle.sn Gupy,
, 1875-12-07


Tho version Of "Ile Now hlaRdalen which Ii
played by Msa Howard follows tho novel closs-
". Some OF the scenes arc mera tsansottpuons,
and o.hsrs ara condeusattons from the book.
Thoy are not any the wosae for boiug 40. Wilde
Cellina 10 essentially dramatic writer. He not
infrequsnliy throws tis compositions into dsa-
natlo furm. It il noh thorsfore, work OF much
difficulty 10 adspt his stories for representation
Oh tho stage. STILL, tho play admits OF soms i'm.
provements. Many Of tho speeches. and sspo-
cial!y TWO Of those placed In tho mouth uf tue
heroine. arc TOO long tho action might be
Ighteued considerably By entaERing the
servants part aud The ending should be
earlier by royeral minutes, IN order TO tsclpe
somo plAttudea aud dubious morality.
For instance, tho long speach in which Mercy
Merrlck asks the pAruon Of Lady Jaiks Roy
would be much moro effective It II werU COM
pressed tuto \ few santnuoes; tho servsut might
bo gwen light comedy part. tonethin8 like
tr1n,peis IN ''Tho HiR BonsuzA = Aud the play
might end whoa Juits1s Gray lifts up Asrcy
.Mer,Ick aud proclaims hsr nobledt OF her sex.
Al It II, toa action drsgs slightly though II does
not n nny limo bscouie MssFtaone. Tue sym
stlteH Ut tic audience last uisAt seemed 10 10
LsI1 from beR,unluK u end and A3ecs lhe lAet
tall OF tue cultsIu Miss Howard secalsed call.
Tia moral purpose Of :" The New Ma&aRlsu ~
4 vs1el subject Tor dl1cnsalol'. which need uot
be tfa4ted ia this plaza. On tho ona baud II
may ba maintained that society must protect
itself, sod tuat u haa no meaps of
d,sorninaslDR between dinelent degrees Of
guilt in fallen vemsn On ths other hand. II IL
, 1875-12-07

In spite OF tho unfayorahe weather largo audience
greeted tho nsst appearance os Dahy nln4ey n the
Coliseum, laat evening. Her ntat!on Of uArrisan in
"Mulduon, Tho Bold alaa," calial forth shouts o.
spplauae. She Is unqueaonably shs groate4s child
wHnder of tho nneteenth century.
, 1875-12-07

What About Stoves This WtntorF
We can, aud do willingly, recommend those wno
have net yet bouaht. 10 Daltou. tho "o'a fenauo
stove dea!ss 1va aud ot State. Yon cant 9et
better thsu Tho ArgAnd or Stewart Par!or.
, 1875-12-07

ual1et. Davis h Co.'S Grand, sluare- spd Upright,
md 8mtths American Organs. can 10 found only n
". ", Kimbails, cozaer staso aud Adams stEsets.
EhiEaRos
, 1875-12-07

LANDLORDS Perfumes
afo iIts natural noWeEs 4nd bouquets.
, 1875-12-07
POLITICAL.

Last night was bad one for meetings, but
tow Republicans Of the Third Ward gathered at
No. Gt9 State btrort, IN Ill upper room. u, r.
WakemAn WAS called to the chniE. wheu Il. e.
GoodHile roae and moved. in consequence Of
Tho email representation present, to adjourn till
Thursday evening. Hin re1naska weIe sur1,le-
mentod by tandos alslouh to tho '.uico" Re-
publican gentry OF Wabash aud Michigan ayo-
uucs, who. he aaid. uere too good aud too high
toned 10 meet wuh tho representatives Of the
poop!e
the man's remarks IN speech OF soma length.
he sat down 10 cool oil. mol. however, until he
bad maintained shat tho meeting "aa not
ucet,ng oI bummcrs, and tl.ut thu people, In
cludioR stseet-caf drivers nnd conductors and
tho great mssses OF the population, uuwashod
though they might be-, woro the rial worlers in
campaign, and sboull uot ba thrust out by tho
loo highly respectable ctaaJ.
Il. u. looHWlllto "Ra GU his icee again, thia
ttne 10 d,acIalm any intention OF "runuing for
Tbs motion to adjourn till Thursday nial.t
Was AN. ndsd BY substituting Wednesday night,
and the Chair was about to put The 4uess'on
When i gentleman from tho Fourth Precinct,
Mr. M!chsel koEnH, arose 70 foako harsnguo.
He said tie Foulth Precinct had sent hun thor .
10 protest aRslpss their being ignored ~ they
hAd been in times couo by. Fellows brother y
tAld Mr. Ke,ns, h!s slslug Indignation getting
tno better Of HIM, "our votes wss t1o~od out.
yes, ttOHed out, the votes Of LII fe1erH n hat
uskes up he wards and -. .
Dut tho Ctsifmau eudeavo1sd to shut him up
BY deciding thst hs Ma not speaking to tito
question. which "as the motion to adjourn.
ahen voice to the left cried =" Give hIm .
chance. You lot Eddy snd Goodmillis talk. why
Amt you going to rive kerns chaucs 7"
1us tbs Chairman "as l1o1olsbie, aud Eeitef-
ated his statement sAAt MF. Ke1us Was out OF
order.
The question 1Aa put. and ths rusesing ad-
jourued. Thets will be another poH-uow
Wednesday night
TIE HnLIANnLRs.
4 permanent Nepubllcao Club. with about
siaty members, Maa started last hAtu.day by tie
Holland POI ul4s,oa 10 Cook County. Tho 1ol-
loriug oiieess ware elected, a. j. Van psragn,
Presldeut; J. Van der Peel. sr,. Vics-rresurut ;
George Netxho1, IT., Secretary; J. yAn de1
Poei. it,, Treasutezi u. da Vos. II. Pslgsiu,,
q. Do Bey, y. BtskiugA and +. Donloio. L1e.u.
tive Committee. ,Aeet,ugs will 10 held the
sseood Thursday OF every month 1t tho corner
Of Harrison and May straata.
7ax goER1H VALID hkFUpIicAhs.
Tbs meeting Of tho Fourth MAld called fol
Tuesday evening u postponed until satufdAy
sJanlnS, and vii be held 1t tls store No. W
, 1875-12-07

''oER MiSssrEH AND "orE cnEacit'
Toihe t1.tor n TIE ChEaco Fr15Hw'
CnlcAuo. Inc. C,--For tho first tims In Tho
history nf Chicago. the people. irrespective OF
e'c:r md crecis can truly auy that tl'eY haso
m1nIstcr mud church al their own. Prof.
sAlng il nov. az 10 oihcE rcachct has bern,
rho ,n:n,atss VI tue people. who rttuh to hear
h.m, antl lloar lin gladly. Heretofore.
chrtslcs havo boon erected almost OK
curlyuly for tim tch, but laet sunday
Witnessed tho p,o'iR, nary organization Of a
church whic!, Is destined to meg, llle 1ants Of
rich nud pnor alike. l1eucoforsh Chicago will
bayo CHURCH at Ieast At ~lich cqu:page and dreha
Mil not le iina Of separation and distinction.
SWINGS church will hayo no poos.hon.o ohapeta,
no moro shipping. hs is no. douo by rich AM
faahonnbln churches, Of roorlv.clad msMhcrs
"hu live ,sitbi1 q block OF the church which
ought, II Chs,et we're there rccelTo tle1n, to
RoUlo out Of lAo wAg mission church. Tbla Ia
the pohc: OF "na pta1ltalcal church not 1000
mics from Unicago. roor neop1c, though Botlo-
times received, aro fur frum being nude vol.
come fn Gums OF out Chtttcne alieslcn cnlrchca
aro constructed not mel civ t., gather con, ea ts,
Luz to so.ye ~ ssytuns for tho o n. whore rloa
orce Ia an sye.s,se 10 the Iulso-prold Nor.
rhpcr. 1t ia = Rraud 1av ahch gtsoA 'ho peo.
I4io uf Chicago o mnisier and clutch that
knocka down tlBse lhnrIsAicAl blrrers hud pro-
Tensions. and rilrcs nIt WIN love tho tsne tho
bea nlfu, nnd good in Chrslanlty. upon DEM
ocrntio eauaIlty, 3.inn pcc,is no higher honor
than the pastorshlp OF tho Peoples cbafch.
To1 PorUIl.
, 1875-12-07

combining taste utility, and ora.nens 80 eAsJ to
II, ", Jones'. No. lo4 Msdison street.
, 1875-12-07

Tn tht Editor o} Tx ChraFo yidunk:
CHICAGO. Dec. G.-Alfrod ". Mason, Secretary
Of tlio Sunday I.ectuee Courso. publishes In yons
columns what he calls IN disclaimer" OF respon-
sblity foz my nccellug to tho r"qucst Of friends
to deliyog my lecture on American Wonderland
ard the Ne" Eldoralo" at s1cCormoa's Hail laat
SUNDAY. lIo IL nlis:n in Baying Advertised
myself to give 4 lectnre in that cou'se. gave
no order for printing OF anv kind; that basitess
was cnt.roiy In tha hands Of tho frienls who
wiHhed mo to lecture. was not announced By
auybols, in auy form 10 lecture IN thc regular
sunday Course. He Is mistaken In naging he
declined my application to 1octuie IN that ooufse
on the cont.a'y, he said to ms that ho ''iosrct-
tod there was no vacancy now" aud chat he
''wouid, it l de-. lied, register my name Tot f1-
t,llo engnuemcut." | lad ID Bus'h desire. II
Beenas to vrx Mr. Macon to tlinh that, III spite
Of the fAct tint Sundays 'fn1BuaE daulagod thore
uouli DO no lecture at Mccormick Hall on that
day. my subject dsou fair audience, who henrI-
,lv oyinccd appreciation. And now nl!nw tno 70
say that, while respect the Sunday Lecture 30.
c.oty as Bncl. haso no ,oapnct for any Porson
who would make an unwarranscd attaek Oh 90
journlnR stranger; and, further. that In fully
compctant ~ manage my own bnAltcsa without
Tho intervention OF "midllo.men."
" IT. n M41urrr
, 1875-12-07

5,
Mr.. Harold Forsbo.g hni n benefit, wbial'
could moi havo boon very nutstantat ut tho
Museum lust might Tie unfortunate waatler
no doubt kept many awav. TLs saugulnary bll,
lMciu!!ng ''siz poesoos Of Crlms'. md "Tho
Two Muiderora." whs given faithfully to the end.
fho era OF boor and tobacco began last night
A. tho Adclaht, large audience telng prcacht to
assss IN tho cercalouios.. A. grod sarlnty bull
and ploy formed tho cyehing's entertainment.
, 1875-12-07

trun Tint indivdnh1n, uhn neoh no p-ntoetion
aga!nas an unfortunate and reniteHt fetow-be-
ing, u,ay du hlctsnd wotk in holding onsa hci3-
ing aud n thytng hAud. A discussion Of thia
nAfure might cauilY to prolonged ho5ond tho
utta Of patience IL NAV batter be rulcgated to
rho debating aocie.ieh iu tho suburbs. >Vo only
know that "1'hs New sisgdaten," ovsn in tho
Empsrtcct form In whc1, It Ia presented At
iioViokers Thenaro, las genuine dramatic
mrrsis and .hn imr"rsonasinn OF tho principal
character by nlipa Howard Is decidedly pleha;ng.
MtRh Howard Ina been given beanttnl pors3n
and q neoliors voice by Nature, aud
her dramatic tnsttncts ara highly de.
vo1opod. aho In not yet finished
actress In eycrr rastlcuiar, hAylng somc poat 10
mannerssms In elocutlun but Ftc undom t"dy
tccupIcs oonBplcnnus hnd enviablo p Hitioi ii,
tho now aclnal Of emotional hctrasdss. This
ec"ue botwuen Mercy .uerr'ct and Tracu Rsc.
uc'y in tho thrt act. wAH linCly rendered by
MirB Howard An! Mss Carroll hIa Miss l1ov-
sfd a'ono gained much hpliauso 4 + her acting
n tlu nal tctuo Of confpnrIot and Illumination.
The supporting rhsth VI. 70 toleral1y taxa l.. ar.
Gofan In lis doyoti III to art, sacIiItced hin
must etaclle IN osdor to plly tho Young cior"ynnut
and much tmrroycd hs personal appearance BY
20 doing. Miss Carroll NJ G,'t,cc R'.eberrY wAs
forc,blo and effective. hlr. Huray as Horace
Holn,crof waa awkward and c. arse. Mts. Stone-
all ntayed tue pat OF Lady Janet Roy III her
usal refined, tDtelliaent, and conscientious
net. "lhe Now MagdAlon" will be continued
but two uiguts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04

During the celebration Of the completion
Of the bridge over the Missouri river a,
Atchisson, Ark, train coming to the les.
;tiyities was thrown, from the track and twe
persons killed. ky .I.j/ii!H4.px. ytIi
z Twelve cattle carsgwent tbrougha bridge
on the Chicago and n orthw estern railroad,
near jefferson, Iowa, and nearly all the cat
tie were killed., - if"i: ni no7rl. 1!}iDl t6
Z The general inside boss for The. Lehigh.
Wilkesbarre, Coal Company Was shot dead
yesterday .by two strangers, who BED. Par
ties are in pursuit. )" ytr;., ii, 81 sgi.si
There has been no confirmation Of the re-
port, recently Photographed, that the King OF
Burmah bad refused to receive Colonel Dun
can, and the story Is generally dise9edited.
-" The strike 10 Dundee, England. is ended.
The mills re6pened yesterday, the opera
tives having consented TO work at a 2reduc-
ton Of FIVE per cent. on their wages -
. Captain Rockland- relieves Captain -Eaker
in charge OF. the cemetery ut, Hampton and
Yorktown.
A dispatch from Norway, Me-, states that
General William X. Kimball committed sui
eide by shooting himself, yesterday. No cause
Is assigned. ID, '..i,,,g., u. SER "a ~
A general strike ohas been oinaugurated
among the workmen of all the boot and shoe
establishments at Cochituate, Mass, eight
hundred employees being idle. --,...
U. c. Hill, of Paterson, n. j.. formerly
president of the New York Philharmonic
Society, shot himself dead yesterday. Cause,
pecuniary difficulties. - %gr.5 -, -.
Six men were hung yesterday at Fort
Smith, AArk.-three Of them whites, one
colored, one full.biooded Cherokee, and one
q quarter Cherokee. = ..-lr.'t sHaa.IIsI