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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-18
Pacific SIopers.

.'Vafermillfons'' in Jackson county
are ripe.
There will be scarcity of fruit i'm
Jackson county this season.
Work still continues on the Newly
Brothers mill at Sheridan.
Yrexa supplies Jacksonville with
Gambrinns' favorite potations.
Oregon City's Recorder has had his
salary fixed at ten dollars per month.
Jacksonville is at present under =
cloud-the smoky term has commenced.
The Sawtelle dramatic tronp has arr
rived at Jacksonville. sBe-ludl Be
lud 20
A fire was burning in the timber on
Jacksoncreek, near Jacksonville, on the
9th inst.
The Ashland base ball club beat the
Fort Klamath nine by a score of 25 to 8
last week.
A little boy named Graves, of Sheri-
dan, was kicked in the face recently, by
vicious horse.
The contract for carrying the mail
between Yreka and Linkyille has been
awarded TO w. ID. Corpe.
Haying is still going on and harvest
ing backwards in Puyaflup valley.
The potato crops in Western Wash
ington Territory will be ''poof indeed" /"
The hop crop in Puyalfup valley will
average 1000 to $500 pounds per acre.
The Tumwater pipe factory shipped
about go cords of water-pipe to San
Francisco last week.
Fevers, measles, diphtheria and
kindred complaints are prevalent among
children in Puyallup valley.
a man named Drury, logger near
Olympia, had about half the tendons Of
his leg severed on the 9th by glancing
blow of an ak.
The new steamer at Tumwater win
be launched in about three weeks. We
understand that suit of colors has been
offered for the privilege of naming her.
Mukhatar Pasha is surrounded at
Trebinje and expected to surrender.
A MI Williams and Miss s. Cole,
living near Jump-off-Joe, eloped some
weeks ago and have not been heard Of
since.
A young Jackson county farm hand
named Swinden, probably of African
extraction, was struck Oh. Che head by a
falling 5errick last week, receiving bus
slight wound.
Jack layton is now having ditch
dug for the purpose OF mining Whisky
and Farris Gulchesfin Josephine eouu-
ty. The water will be taken from
/ Williams creek and the ditch is to be-
sixteen miles in length. He expecEs 10
have it completed for next seasons
work.
Mr.. Burkhead has gone to Roseturg
to get the machinery for the distillery
at Phoenix, which he expects to have
in running order in about two months.
j.; S. Howard left for Galice creek on
the Sth, for the purpose Of surveying 8
mining ditch which Is to be constructed
by the English Company. The Propos<
Cd ditch will give them sufficient water
to work their claims throughout the
4
entire year.
The Turks have abandoned Kick
ot..,. d.,strov;ssy The Qualifications.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-18

self into the Presidency. Should lie,
by any accident, be elected, his admin
istration will be the most corrupt that
the country has ever been cursed with.
Only think of the National Government
controlled by John Mofrissey and Boss
Kelly! The Republican who fails to
do his whole duty this fall, don't de-
serve the name.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-18
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.

DRY wEATHER-THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK
SAMUEL j. TILDEN-wHAT KIND OF A
MAN HE Is-THE HEATED NIGHTs-THE
T1LToN FAMIL Lf-sTocKs IN AUBURN-
HEALTH.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-18

The Turks have abandoned Kick
after destroying the fortiticatiOns.
Two thousand volunteers belonging
to the Drina are advancing into Bosnia
, 1876-04-25

n,ppose. and como keys, land upon his foat
jtrht rubber ailoes. At tho station 10 Vas recox-
nigel ~ nn old snoak-thof named ". u. Bfown.
Justice KAufmAnn recognt1ad his Talents q q
bail.
Tia thtcf who was arrostod for the Dc Tnte
11ouao robbery, and who gavs tl,o name Of Whl-
tor Crawford turns olt to be a dIffcrnnt pcrAnn
altogether. 1'ho only Walter Crawford 10 town
is now In tho employ Of Justice 1lanmll, aud ia
above all Ruch knavery.
Tho notorious John Novels, burglar. thiof,
hIehwayua,l. and evntythinc slao that tH wicked.
was again looked up in tho Arnory Jcttosstay.
This time ho ia accused Of boinR ono Of party
Of ruflans who assnultcd and shot OGlcor Nc
Cosmlck litt!o more than week ago.
There aro At the Chicago Avonue Station
auatng s,amam Two Ats Of nssi abouf aHe
pounds. Iloy woro found bT tho Wcils hsrcet
bridge tender nudcr tlle north abntment to tlle
bridge, and ;aro supposed to have leon stolen tn
that vietussy.
A Mr. Weinberg and family, residing OF tho
second floor Of No: 255 South Clark street, TO-
morning. aud found the door to ous Of tho
rooms open, aud n man In tho act OF escaping,
and all tholr wardrobe lying 10 heap upon the
floor. packod for apotdy departure. Upon
1oa'r a sons eoblns f and liz % Saasntors %
jevolry wero tho only. thipgs takea.
From tho description given the police
Of tho man who escaped as tho family entored.
few houra later oaleor Louder8an captured
House, notorious place at No. a2o South Clark
etroot. Ono Of them had left a pair OF boota ln
Mr. Wo1nbotg'a . room IL his haetY departure, and
tlls fully identified thcm. Furthermore, tho
They gavo tho nanos Of John Gafrsny and Jobu
Saunders, and delivered up quantity OF articles
uBod BY aneak-thioves.
, 1876-04-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A bird concert will bo given by tho Union
Mission Band, At tho University Plaoo Baptist
Church, this evening commencing At quarter
to 8 O'clock
Miss snsan D. Anthony will deliver 1octuro
In th,a city Sunday evening" At tho Third Uni
ta1ian Church. This lecture will bo ono neYer
boforo given In Chicago.
The houso-reaovating, moving, and general
repairing SEASON is At band. rho Young Mons
Christtan Association, through its Employment
nish, free Of charge, suitable persons for such
work.
The United SocialIsta Of tho Untted States will
hold grand u1ass-1neotlng at Vorwaerte Turner
will 10 discussed. hlr. P. ]. Mo0uire, OF Nov
Hayop, Conn.,, will apoak In English. and a1r.
Gustav Luebkcst, from Cincinnati, O., will speak
In German.
Miss Mary Z. Brown, of Evanpton, will do.
liver her popular looturo on " Art 6ynbol1sms
this oyoning, at thesocond Presbyterian Church,
for tho bouett OF the Woman's missionary socl-
eties Of tie First and Second Presbyterian
Churches. Admission, 60 cents.
Thera will be = meeting OF the Republican
Cook County Central Committee Saturday at 2
o'clock y. m. at Republican HoadQuartors, north
east corner Of Lake and Clark streets, Tor ihe
purpose Of calling convention to Hooct dolo-
gates to represent Cook County 10 the Statc
Convention, to bo held at Springfield May "a.
Tho Young Peoples Temperance and Bocial
Union will giyo FREQ entertainment this eyen-
ing in the lecturo.room OF tug First Mothodist
Episcopal Church. corner OF Clark aud WaBh-
ington stroots. Thomas N. Dousney, the cele.
btatcd temperance lootuEor from Doaton, will
deliver an address.
, 1876-04-25
CRIMINAL.

Detective Morgan captured \ thlef named
Johu Ilciloy Just III he vas mailing OF with
sotne ahos-loashur from tho ttoEo Of Bimonds i
Ssoldard, No, 1t2 State street.
Henry 8. Wood, fugitive from q New York
Jail, waa captuEou yosierdny morning by Officer
CostoIlo, Of tho West Madison Street bsation.
In tho Attotuoou he wAs turnod over to Otticok
1ionry u. Bn,ith. Of hooheater.
Detective RyAn yesterday arrested a "poor
white" giving tho na1ua OF Charles Wilson, who
was nncaking around Clark atreot trying to pawn
4 brown cashmere drcss, which IL supposed to
haye been stolen. II il now at tls Centsal Bsa.
tlon.
James Filnin. an old plckpooke.. wsa captured
yesterday. just hs he MAJ making Oh with
ii,ocketbook containing 523 belonging to Mrs.
Mary rrendy. taken whllu she mas purchasing
10 grocery sso7e At tho coEner Of LaSalto and
White atreeta,
Early Yesterday morning John O'Connor went
to lis l0mu At No. 1877 piylnlon strecs. and, ia
he was about to enter. met suHplclous-iooking
chap Just coming ont. lie shouted for help,
aud the fellow usa SOON In the custody Of Ollioaf
Bartlett. Upon blu person wsre found 4 small
revolver loaded and cooked, : pair os burglars
, 1876-04-25
THE ClTY-HALl.

The City Collector gathered $500 yertsrday
from back-ta1cs and licenae fees.
Water.repts yesterday wo1o e1,6l9, and ro-
coipts from The City Collector 81 LOS.
Tho City Treasurer was happy to be ablo to
make tie statement that tho city had no n1onoy
dcuositod With tho City National bank, which
Weakened yesterday.
THO Doard of Public Works oponod blds for
hauling watcr-p!pe during tho coming ptpe-lay.
iug scason yesterday morning. Andrew Sullivan
waA tho lowest bidder, at 68 cents per ton. J.
T. Dickey was the highest bidder, at % cents
per ton.
Tho Committees on Hatlroads and Tho Com.
mitteo Oh Public Buildings failed TO meet yestar-
day afternoon. Tho Committee on Public
uudngA waH to have considered a resolution
directing tho Board OF Pablo Works 10 adyor-
tieo for proposals for tho construction Of tho
foundations Of tho city's portion OF tho new
Court-1lousO.
Tho Hon. John q. Mc1lwreIght, ox- Mayor Of
Melbourne, Australia, paid Ills compliments to
Ghlcago'a ClLof Executive yesterday. Tho
visitor is slBht'seelnG aud IL on bis way TO tho
CeutenuiaI. Among tho other visitors ut tho
City-IIall were Alr. Watkins. fresldont Of tho
boutA Side Gas Company, and jake Nohm. Both
Of thcao gontlemen had con'ab with tho
Comptroller.
The re-htarshal prepared his quarterly re-
| port and sent il to tho Council Inst evening.
Tho report eA0Wa that there AaTt been during
tho past three mouths niuosy-two fires OF those
thtrloen are known or supposed to bo cases Of
aucQudiatatn tho loss by nro Aaa benu SIS, ,IG3;
the INSURANCE WIS II, 100, 97d; tue apparatus 1aa
travelled in tho uggrcEato 1.A93 mi!as : the w.
aruge Ut mites traYolcd by each pioce wiz 3715
| 13l hours 30 minutes hl.yo beou spent in Worlt
| at fires oact ougtne las averaged (iu tho ag-
gregste) hours and IS minutes there haya
| boon 5I false alarms, aod Us still nlarmn have
boon responded to tie total exponse OF tho Do
| paEtment for tho quarter Aaa boon 9123, ,087. 80
! Ia tho hands Of tho Department, aud is yory
complete aud detailed. Ihpro IL noihIug said
about Bn!asiea, except thut the total amount oi
| expenditures includes the ealarlea which have
| uot set besn paid
, 1876-04-25

begin speedy investigation az to wllat y ~ Tae
fatjgued tito DtIoclorD to auch IA r1tens ihaE
thoy decided to Ito down. ,u
bank. FL Anlincr WAtnon ID now Ia Wlstonaln.
but las baen tetsRrAped to ratufr anu asa'as IN
making MP tho accounts. Dopos!tore have 10
far oxpreascd confidence In hit. Hishnel1. TIC
President, and few complaints hAvo been meue
against tho othor officers. Mr: aiiner, the
CsAhIeT, 10 supposed TO have lost constiorstlo
money In the Metropolitan Printing Company.
Of which 1s IL tho principal stockltolder. -
should 10 atatcd TINT tho broksn bnnk ia not tito
City Savings Daul, whicl, ta located In tho salno
nesghtorh0od. Tho similarity Of nhnaea caused
conadorabo vosa!lon to tho lHst-nau'ed inssitr-
lion yesterday. .--
THE rolLow1st1 nEAL-EsTATE TilAnsFEHs,
all dated Nov 0, bnt not recorded I'll yesterday,
relate to tho affairs Of this unhappy bank
H. 3. Miner to WtneloH Bushnell. for &29. .100,
213x235 feet Gu tho northeast coEnor OF Warren
avenue aud YAgrr BtFeet mud Hlx245 feet on tho
sou:h eide Of Warren avenue. aG3 tcot cast Of
YaKer street.
4. Il. Miner to ". Bushnell, fos e42, 600. oon
147 foot on tho southeast corner Of Hhlsted hhu
Lake atreets ...
X. d. auuer TO ". Dnahnol', for $4,000. 18cx
2t5 foet Oh tue southwest corner of Warrou ave-
enue mud Ynger street.
TIE METEoroL1TAH PRINTING conpANY.
Tho suspension OF tho City National will prob
ably seriously effect the metropolitan Printing
Company owing to tho connection Of Minor
with sh0 lattor concern. It ia atated that ho
obtanod control Of tho metropolitan BY heaum.
Ing mortgage oD Its material, and that 1t has
always boon dead weight on bis hands. T4o
Compauys Office Is located at No. "a Fifth aYc-
nue., and 4. D. Ford is its Secretary.
, 1876-04-25
$t,ol1,629

{fV&AJV.V
THO fact that tho bank has been paying s and
per cent interest on deposits, whiso ths strong
cat banks IN tho city pay 10 moro than ror
cent, has lately excited Husptcions OF ita mau-
agemcnt. .....
Ia saul to hayo been loss Of daposits and tho
maturing Of aomo 800 COO Of paper tcdisconns-
oil In Now York. Thu country huainoas was
large, aud country customers havo boon drawing
down their balances as in tho caso Of othor
stated on tho authority Of an attorney who
o7a1ninea tho books III bshnlf Of soine
Of tho dopoaitors to ho Abous $500. 600;
Tho aaaets comprise eaovooU of good bulls ro'
duo ia Jnno aud OF Himtlar papor falling duo
tha month aud In July, nbout Sl00, 600. Ia at-
dltion ia tho thteo-fo,lrthA interest In tho build
lug snd lot occupied u ps.t ~ by tte bank; tue
OF land arc worth about 972.U00. This makoB
tho banks interest about &90, ,00Q clear Of a In
ouInbrance Tile bank has on hand S1l0.000
cash. There will 10 margin Of about $4,000
On its bondH securing circulation. In addition,
the doposltoss have tho double liability Of the
stockholders.
TIE CAPITAL BTDCK
Ii &250 000 with \ surplus Of s13Q. 600, and IL
said, in tho last statement, to have boon all paid
In. How this Is could not bo Rscertained but 1t
lY stated that when I1urlburd waa Comptroller
| Of the Currency, to thsontened to close up the
/ bank bocauAu tho capital stock had not been
| paid In. Among Tho principal stockholders arc
! L. Cannon. OF Cannon Il Deeringt who holds
| about 332, OUl; ". Bushnell haa S700 900; 4. d.
l,esd's es,ato. t50. .pUU; William A. Butol s25,-
U0U. Abou. four cut OF ilyo Of tho stockholders
are believed to 10 good Tor their double Inability.
| Tic bank ho!ds bAd paper to the amount Of
$l50, 900. most Of it made by Sam Walker aud his
ai-eBthto ret, ana carnea by tho bank sinco tho
panic. Tho fact that Vim. A. Butos onco Casbter
Of tho City National, was President till socansly
| OF tho Lacrosse FIRST National Bank, just col
l.. rio 4ith
use had caused the other, put no eYidonce can
| 10 discovered to that effect,
| THE RECENT ACTION or THE cIKAHi't0-1ouaR
| iu adopting rule for lhe examination OF uubt-
GUS banks 10 believed to have brought tho bauk
| to 4 stop. ltu certificates Of deposit, bearing q
| per cent interest," were notice 10 I'll inte1csted
that somethinH Wls tho matter. and IN Antctpa-
ton that tho dleAnng- -HouJo Committee might
, 1876-04-25


hlr. BOOTHS Hamlet noodB no special commend-
alton at this late day, yet IL H proper to say that
IN the course Of tiIno ho has Developed tho char-
nctcr into better proportions insteaa Of allowing
1t to cramp or fetter bis genius. Tho morlts OF
lliH acting In tho part nro mado conspicuous by
comparison wlth Mr. Barry sulliyan's short-
oomtngH. Sullivan Ind 10 liltle perception
Of the true spirit Of tho play
tlht he rnthessly cut tho important
scsno botneen iolonius Laerlcs, aud 0pheta,
aud tho admirable praycr-Hcouo of tho Hing aud
Hamlet, and nlado other changes scarcely loss
Objectionable. A1r. Booth has shown batter
Judgment than hlF, Sullivan. not only in what ha
has retained but 10 what ho has discarded. We
thought also TINT Lis delivery OF the lines last
night Has more beautiful aud expressive than
ever before. The wrter las llstoned to him Rev.
CD Or eight times In tho samo part. never
with loss prcdoposllion In hiH favor, and uuYer,
1t must b. hal1, with muro complete submission
| 10 tho power OF llB geniuA. Ills Intelligent do.
livery of the tots lilo It IL not, snd It cannut
cone TO good " his exposition OF tho limo nd-
| drosaed dS 10 0phe!ia-"4For hoaeat a,en KNOW
/ we'll enough :he nou6tera you make Of them "
by 1eufescniilg growth OF loshh at ultllor
aiae of tho hoad his addrcsH 10 tho players
hin cloaot ncene with tho Queen, AL seemed to
ce,ye, has accepted tho hint OF Coloridge tu
lis answer to ioscncraHz. Wien tho latter
Aays ''ily Lord, you did Iovo mo onco." uamtet
ropsies with noticeable surprlao, $50 do now,
tho meaning being II lovo you NOW AZ well vi
eyor did," II llr. Booth Ia not tho greatest
living ItaHlel, no do uot know Wlote to look for
Vickor aA tho 0raret|ig3cr, Mr. WaTde "a Laerfea,
Misa Cuutnus ~ 0phe!ia, md alils Carroll as
| tho Quef,s, camo tu for lArge eharo Ut applause
| TIE TRIBUNE suggtats 70 MI. 3ioVcker tho
propslcty of enEaBluB H1una OF policemen to
! preserve otdor ip the 1aHt scele. II few Of the
Doors who ruHh ftauttcally from tl,eir seats juut
before tho curtain goes down wore clupbea back
again, tile eomfott Ut tito Ecmatnues Of tic audi!
| oiice would be greatly Increased.
, 1876-04-25


Thoro is story current, aud which aecms to
hare good Foundation IN fact, that tho County
Board Ring made An aesossmeat upon Hotuo Of
1oe-ho!ders OF the county and several co.,
tractors to pay for the deforHe OF tho tocont1y-
tried ballos-box etuners, Whose cases were
transferred to Joliet on . change Of venuo.
Among thosa whom It ia said wose blcd was Ar
ohiteot Egan of the now Courthouse, and that
he Was uulctod to tho tune OF e76. TRIBUNE
reporter called upon him Yesterday afternoon TO
CLEAN 6ouc information from him II regard TO
tsibute anything to defend the ballot-bo1 stuff
fess, recently treds"
Mf. E.-Heyt
;; Rep.-Were you assessed e75 to aid In fur
nlshiog means to defend Johuny CrA*tord: @
Horny Sexton, OF A., ballot.box Suffers tried
recently In the Criminal Court?
Mr. Ell won't AusTof yea or no TO that queh-
<ton. s....-.
aUered yes to that question
LII. Ell have mnde m application to bo nd
rnitted Into deaf aud dumb asylum. You arc
<he second TnmuaE man Who has boon here, to
interview me to-day. The ln!er- Occan man has
just gone, and the corpscs OF two Times non.
mans funeral will tlko place this afternoon,
Nep.-But didn't you pay tho s75'-that II tho
question would like to have answered. g.
Mr. Ell hm non-comnlttal. toll you l
won't tiny either no or yes to that.
Rop.-1t IL aafe to say that you meant yes'
then
blr. E.-Let's go aud look at tho Harms plloB.
Exsunt Egan and tho reporter
Bome surprise has bcen expressed ao to how
these Twentieth Ward Judges wore ahle to secure
lie money with which to par Lawyers Ttatlo
md O'Brion, but 1t Is now explained. The
money was wsung from pcrsonH who woro under
obligation to the County Board or It's ruling
members. Egan paid s75, Tom Nelson pa!d $50
and others nefo assessed larger amounts.
Who took around the hat is not yet known
Tboro arc eeYeral officials who are Interested it
Twentieth Ward ballot-box Rtuders. Cloary ant
Mulloy wore helped to their election by sl,cl
rapcaiistcB, and Corcoran and AKnow may no
have forgotten their old frionds. It will bt
known Ia q day or two.
, 1876-04-25


nAE-Apri1 n, Hattie. wife Of Robert Fac.
Funeral ut tho rcaldon1e, No. 10 1t. John kplaco,
wednesday At 1850 a. Friends arc inFtteds
OREsfEN-Arr1l 20, at 1o:20 p. H., Nellie. eldest
daughter Of Michael and Ance Cscuon, aged 10 years
months and % days.
Funeral from No. 4o3 South sateat., Tuesday, April
25 1T o'clock p. ., by carE!agta 70 Calvary Gene
tory.
tn Detroit pspera please COPY. .....
pARHY-At No. 2f3 Wesorn.av,, on Tho 13d Inst. Of
heart disease. William Parry. nged Of ycars.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
tB- London tRng.> papers rlcafc cory. ..
F1sI1ER--At Chaqtn Falls. O.. on tho 18th inst. at
tho rslenca Of Ills daughter, Abiah Fisher, In Ills
lQ1tll year, who wns bora IN Massachusetts,.
flo wns tho father Of l. Hyde Ftshcr, Of this city.
kE Dosson ts1oss} papers please copy.
LADBE-Donis F1enier. beloved vito Of Potter 1sbhe,
at te.r residence No. 22s licnryst On tho 23d Inst.
Funeral Tuesday, APRIL U.s. at O'Clock ut tho Church
Of Noro panc High naas; than by carriages to
Calvary.
ts Quoboo papers plcasc eopJ.
OooK.-At Elgn, H., April Z. oonatant Cook. aged
45 years, formerly Of Rockford.
For twenty years ito deceased had bcen groat suf-
farnr his dlssayo terminating tn eopgcst!7e apopcxy.
lle leaves vito and AoIlains taken 10 Aa-
rora, ILL.,. for tntetment.
, 1876-04-25
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


fsonrAd Nledert Yesterday f1led his bond as
r,sn.,.ht. for tbe Toun Of Elk Grove
r. II. Nowc from tbs Town OF HSue ta'n'
Yesterday fted ner bonds, and IL again ton-
s..h,.
"'e.'' ,...a.u =. o,.oyvs, tnv
Manssse, optician, Mo, IS Madison street lh's.
uxs Du,tdtng), WAS, at 8 =. NJ. 10 degrees; 10
~ ~, "a an. H.. 20: 8 .. m., 40
,...ana... o. ~ oo a., avn. 1881,
The police are searching for mhu nanea
michael Fjkzetbbons, who has been tnEtatny
v.oro M. ma ennth Halsted street TOT BeYeral
nssEs w. 1vo IN loo. 10 iuches In height, has
dark hair and o5eo fall complexion, Bandy
o'us'osuo' ~11 e-s r..,.,,., !, M. o,,v i.
The United states ee9 aGn ~ lr.r l no,n 1,d
tho possaesof OF some a,os u oo a3iitfonat
to-ahJ VIII 1oce9o "Gons rn, .,s,s ~ ~ ycaaIinu
, 1876-04-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

"auEen MARYn TN LONDON.
TonnyBon's now play, founded on hs dramatic
poom OF "Qucon MARY" was brought ont ut
tho Lyoeum Theatre in London Tuesday last.
Tho Nov York Herald publishes notice Of the
production, procured by cable md extending
orer tlroo columns. Mr. Tonnyson has had
nunbar Of coIlaborateurs In the preparation Of
hls work for tho stage. Mrs. Tonnyson, George
Eliot, and many othor literary pooplo. insisted
with thcr advice. HRS. Datomho, manager Of
tho theatre, gavo tho play evory advantage OF
sconery, decoration, and costume, and brought
It out in a stylo Of mugnlncenco evon Burpass-
Ing that Of tho 6llakapearcan royiya1s recently
undertaken by her. Tho coHtun,es arc oxact
copica Of old costumes now existing In Pom
fret Castle, Hampton Court Palace, Wind
sor Castle, Stafford House. and the Ma
ti0nss South Kensingson Cutlery, and arc
also taken from pictures and portraits found in
tho san,o places Tho Bcenory representing OK
actly old LoudoE before tho dro-old stfoess, old
roomH Of tho period mud tho old duilahnii-ia
taken from old pictures actually tn existence.
Tho company that gathorcd to witness tbs first
performance Of tho play was oho Of tho moht
brilliant over assembled in London theatre.
Among those present woro Robert Browni0g,
tho poet George Eliot (Airs: Lowcs), tho nov
atist; John =. at'i'aas, 3. a.. and FFeder.ss
ton Gordon; Sir. Farn,val. Director OF tho
Shakespeare Society; Arthur i1alIatn Teuuyson.
son Of the laureate; Afr. Russ0tE 6tuTgiB, Of
Barring Brothers; Tom Taylor, tilo art critic aud
playwright; b1tas Uraddon, the novelist-in
abort, most Of tho prominent ltteratcurs Of Lon
don, together with representatives og tho En-
giis1,, French, German, Italian, Russian, mud
American press, At tho rising Of the curtain,
liz S'e1lr d. Noalles, tue Ffeuch Ambassador, il
discovered, ard opens with tho l.nes from tho
third scepe Of tho original play:
II EHzsbesa lose her head,
Thht tnakaa for France,
fr1 . hans nt1rn Al in
Arise sganst bcr ond dsthIono tho Quceu,
That fnake8 for Fr4ncc.
And II breed confuHlon anyway.
That makes for France
Tho fitst Two sccpes, and part Of tho third. Of
| tho original poem havo been cut away bodily,
| and thiH III but one Instance out Of many OF tho
freedom with which tho Knife has been used.
Thue, it, the second act, everything relating to
| tho rebellion 10 cut out and the psrta Of
| lE'ud9 aud Enyrelt aro ontlroly omitted; IN tho
third act, the first four Bcenoa rotnorAeleHay
Blashed; Of the origlual fourth act nothing ls
| left but the short pabHaVo~nt-RruoB between the
| two old women, Joan aud 1tb, and nov futlFta
act is oarvod out Of tho first scenes Of tho tfth,
| tons. The new nth act bcgins With tho third
| sceno Of all. representing the doash Of nary.
| str. Irving a. Philip and Mrs. Batemao-urovo as
| 1Mary Won hearty applause md goIeral comman-
! t,ation from the critics. The papers CONCUR in
pra!BIuB hfrs. Da.cman'8 splonld ntss e.. scene,
| but predict only q short run for tho play. owing
10 lis inherent defeats. Tenuysou, however,
has no reason to to diBsatisfed With tho result.
| Tho Poet Laureate wal not preBont ut the first
| REPRESENTATION. Y