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The Savage Mines.

SAN FRANCIsco, July 2l.-The cleo
tion of the Savage Mine company yes.
terday resu ted in the defeat Of Flood i
O'Brien and the success of party head
ed by James k. Keen. The latter IN an
interview to-day says he intends to in
stitute an honest economical manage
ment, and hopes to have the log
machinery in working order by
August lst. He will thea soon conquer
the water. The boring has revealed
good ore ir the south side, and the man
sgement will direct Its efforts it.
A dispatch from Virginia reports j. g..
Fair as saying, in effect, with reference
70 the change of the control Of Savage,
that there was no use in controlling un-
productive mines.
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Foreign Grain Prospects.

LIVERPOOL, July 2l.--A leading grain
circular, reviewing trade for the past
week says, there has been further depres.
sion in the value Of wheat in consequence
of the rapidly maturing crops here, and
universally favorable reports from abroad
Customers restrict operations 70 the
narrowest compass. The demand has
been extremely limited, and prices Of
English and foreign have rec-ded fully
one shilling per quarter, as well at the
markets as at the chiet places of import.
Flour slow Of sale.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
The French Assembly.

VERSAILLES, July q The Senate
has rejected, by vote of IA against
l39, the government bill restoring TO the
state the sole right OF conterrIng univer-
si,y degrees. During the debate N.
Ddfusrre urged the adoption OF the bill
which would strengthen the Ministry in
defending the interests of the church in
the Chamber Of Deputies. The rejection
OF the measure would weaken the gov
eminent. The rejection was effected BY
an alliance Of the Bonspartists and the
Right, and has produced sensation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
The Red River Flood.

SHREVEPORT, July 2l.-Many planta-
tions on the west side of Red River are
overflowed, and fears are entertained that
all on that side will be submerged: A
heavy rise here has alarmed the planters
along the river Immediately below here.
The upper river, at Fulton, fell thirteen
inches. The impression here is that every
plantation between here and the head of
the Raft is under water, though not a
word has been heard from any Of them
since the high water cut them of from
the hills.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
The Sioux Country.

CHEYENNE. Wy, July 2l.-The
courier who left Gen. Crooks camp on
the evening of the 10th, has not reached
Fetterman. As in former instance,
his horse may have given out. Seven
companies OF Gen. Merritts Fifth cav
alry arrived at Fort Laramie to-day, and
will leave for Fetterman tomorrow or
the day after, together with three ad-
ditionsl companies OF the same regiment,
ten IN all.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
The Mohawk Disaster.

NEW YORK, July 2l.-The bodies Of
Commodore Garner and wlie, Miss
Adele Hunter and the cabin boy, Peter
Sullivan, have been recovered from the
yacht Mohawk. sunk AT Anchorage by a
squall yesterday afternoon. Frost
Thorn, brother OF Mrs. Gamers, is still
missing. He is thought TO have been
swept into the bsy and drowned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22

A number of private bills were re-
ported and acted upon.
The House then went into Commit
tee Of the Whole on the private calendar,
the frst bill being one confirming GER
tain claims IN the state OF Missouri.
After discussion, the enacting clause was
struck out and the bill vas 80 reported TO
the House, which confirmed the action
OF the committee, and so the bill was de-
feated.
The House adjourned till Monday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
A Fact that IL ElOauent. =.

Less than two years ago Samuel j.
Tilden was elected Governor of New
York 1t was the year after the panic.
The people felt poor and they de-
manded a reduction in the expenses
of the government. The taxes for
1874 were $l6,0O0,0O0. The taxes for
1876 are $8,0e0,00O. There is no hum.
bug, no sham, no false pretences about
that. 1t is one of those solid, substan-
tial facts which touch the pocket, and
influence the Judgment of every citizen
of every community in the State, ior
every man is a tax-payer.-Utica Obser-
psy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22

IT may be we'll enough to talk about a
president going into office unpledged, :. but
in view OF the last eigh, years expert
cnce, il will do no harm 10 have each of
the candidates sign an iron-clad total ab.
stirence document A white, house popu.
lated by elephants, snakes, blue haired
babies, dragons, and so forth, is not 8
pleasant plsl g to visit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22

The Mountain Echo says there have
been erected in keyser, including Cars
ksdons addition. within the past two
yesrs, three hundred buildings Of various
sizes and kinds. A number Of these are
double houses. holding two families We
have twelve dry goods stores, six grocery
stores, two book stores, two Drug stores
two furniture establishments, two baker
les, one shoe store, four churches, host
Of saloons. restaurants, candy shops, &C.
and about two thousand Inhabitants.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22

Tx Democrats of kanswha county
have nominated for the House Of Dele
gate Judge j. II. FERGUSON, w. a.
QUARTER and +. WILLIS WILSON.
These gentlemen are all lawyers OF abil-
i,y and influence, and, if elected, will
represent the late Capitol county well.
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Tn. rurn. nepaIsed.

BILGRApE, July 2l-The Turks are
assu ming the offensive. II Is ofheisily
announced that the Turks entrenched
a, BsIz1ue attacked Genstai O'imP:cs on
Thursda,, With ten batiaiiors, chiefly
irregrlsfs. They attempted to drive the
Serylsn. scross the Drins- Attss six
hours fighting they sere rcpulsed and
persusd 10 Bslgiae with heavy los. The
s,onnd Is arsNeJ with Turkish dead.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
Burned TO Death.

LuCHIss, QUEBEC, July 2l.-The
large building used by Mr.. st. Uuge for
boat building, was burned last night,
together with the boats Of the Lichins
boating club and several steam and sail
ing yachts. A child OF the proprietor
persisted in the flames, and two work
men in the endeayor 10 save their tools
were badly burned. They died this
morning. Loss $4,000.
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The Troubles I'm the Iron District.

LONDON. July q The imperilled
concern IN the Cleveland iron trade is
Thomas Vaughan Il Co, of Middles-
borough. Two more Glasgow mill
owners have intimated their intention TO
reduce wages ten per cent. 1t is feared
that the reduction will become general.
The employees of one large firm have
struck, and those of another have deter
mined 10 strike.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
Senate Combinations,

The Senate has confirmed the follow
ing nominations; James 5 Delano,
deputy second comptroller of the treas
ury; David :. Goodloe, pension agent at
Lexington, Kentucky.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22

TIE Baltimore GG1ette's Washington
special reiterates the rumor of GRANTS
insanity. Fudge! GRANT is no more
insane now than he has been ut any
time during the last eight years. There
il, to say the least, a vast amount Of
"nethod in his madness" 1t always re-
sults in giving some relative or particular
friend soft position at public expense.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
Trial for N urder.

The trial Of John Lawrence, char2 ed
with the murder of his father, at Craig,
forty miles north of here, on the 9th OF
January last, was begun in this city yes.
terday. Great interest is manifested.
The evidence is almost entirely circum-
s.antial. There are over seyen.y-fve
witnesses for the prOsecutiOn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22

The bellies of Doylestown, Pennsyl-
vania, have adopted new device. They
keep long India rubber speaking tubes
in their rooms, and drop them to their
lovers, who are thus enabled on the
lower level of the streets to feel their
danes breath on their cheeks, and to
send in return rich whispers pertumed
with coffee, cloves and mint.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22

BUTLER proposes taking hand in the
centennial fight. He hungers for the
election of Hayes and will sacrifice HIM
self on q congressional nomination to add
strength to the ticket. He will be needed
TO uphold civil service reform in Wssh-
ington if Hayes is elected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22

1T appears that President Garrett, OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, has
consumated arrangements with the Cen
tral ard Union Pacific railroads by
which be expects to make those roads,
in connection with his own, an important
route for the transportation of the teas
silks, &c, of China and Japan to Liver
pool, shipping the goods by steamer
from Baltimore 10 that port.
Mr.. Garrett is such an eminently
practical man that we generally
take it for granted that there
is some good ground for whatever he un
dertakes. When the Pacific railroads
were first opened there was great deal
Of talk about the American trans cont.
mental route proving the cheapest and
most attractive tor European commune
cation with China and Japan, but thus
far not the least approach has been made
towards realizing those promises. If Mr..
Garrett has removed the difficulties the
New York Bulletin thinks be must either
have induced the Pacific roads to make q
very large concession from their past and
present charges or his steamships must
carry the goods at very low rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NV YORK, July 2l.-MoSEr-Cloted
easy q, 2G2l per cen:. Prime mercantile
paper 3ay4 per cent Customs receipts
s3o6 600. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed $4,000. CIearings 100000.
Sterling dull, asking 4ssCG49l.
GoLD-Firm al llli@lllt. Carry
ing rates to ! per cent. Loans were
also made fx..
GoyEEsaExTs--S.rong and higher
and in active demand; offerings small
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
Wife n UpdeP.

DkIRoIr, July 2l.-A woman named
Mary Evsult, living in East Saginaw, was
literally cut TO pieces by her husband
tonight, her left arm being nearly severed
from the body. and the back Of her seek
and side frighlfully gashed. Jealousy
was the probable cause
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22

THAT fortune is thus explained BY the
Worcester Press: "Sardn Birchard sold
whisky, made . big fortune and willed it
to his nephew-Rutherford Birchs,d
Hsyes."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mrssrs. Editors ofthe Register:-
Please announce that ]. J. WOODS Is
candidate for the Office of Prosecuting At
terney of Ohio county, subject to the de-
cisIon of the Democratic nominating con.
v,ntion. jy2l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
FOREIGN.

The Montcnegrins Meet with Success.
PARIS, July PA telegram 10 the
Russian sgency, says that the Montene.
grins have had real success a. Psdgoitiza.
Prince Nicholas took the heights COM
manding Mostar, and decisive engage
ment is imminent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22

TEREE HAurE ErpreSs: There has
been some doub. about the Cincinnati
Commercials ticket. Here it IS at last:
For President-The Golden Calf.
For Vice President-The Old Silver
Dollar.
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FOR SHERIFF..

Editors Of The Register.
respectfully offer myself TO the Demo-
cratic party as "a candidate Tor sheriff OF
Ohio county subject 10 the established
usages OF the party.
ivi JAMES NJ. BUL8ER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22

COLUMBUS Journal, The Graph:e
HO HouIa DO we'll to have its picture Of
,6s nsyss S anS bis family copyrighted, or
=. 80 . view M iork Herald will be coping it
map OF the seat of the Indian war
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22

RIILEoAp Bospe-S.rong and higher,
especially for Pscsfc Issues frt North
western consolidated gold eoaponE
SrIrx SEcuKITIEs-DulL
Srocxs-Dull and strong, with moth
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
at'heeling Graistrr.
Goid clcsed yesterday at lll..
{ temperature

Tie ,osGhs,' to-day 'crH b, partly
,',sty, ,oiM east 70 south .ousds, ana to'oer'
temperature
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22

ing requiring special comment. The
closing prices were the best OF the day,
Transactions were only $4,000 shares,
of which 1000 were Pacific Mail, 5000
Western Union, 5000 ST. Paul, 1900
Lake Shore and 1000 Michigan Cen
trail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22

OLD PROBABILITIES is rhe man 70 at
tend 10 Rain-in. .the-faee. Let Old Prob
abilities be ordered at once TO squelch this
big Injun with an area OF aridity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
The Heated Tern,

for the past two weeks, was somewhat
modified to day by cool northwest wind,
and the temperature has been more COM
Portable. Between twenty and thirty
cases of prostratior by heat have been
reported within the last three days, some
dozen or more of which have proved
fatal. Among the latter was Capt. James
Lowry, ex-mayor Of Pittsburgh, and an
extensive dealer in coal. His remains
were forwarded to his old home tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
Acquitted.

ST. JOSEPH, July 2l.-The jury in the
case of the Hannibal and St. Joe Rail-
road Company VS.. Richard j. Wells, of
Chicago, ior the alleged embezzlement OF
$4,000 of the company's funds, returned
a verdict to-day. OF not guilty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22

s"Do NOT GET COOL" IS the Scientific
Americans hot weather advice, the mean
ing being that sudden cooling OF the
body is likely 20 induce bad colds, which
are harder to cure in summer than IN
winter. 1t also says that ice water should
he drank slowly, with pause after each
swallow. Hot tea is recommended be-
cause "the debility and downward pro-
gress of the system is arrested by the
warmth Of tho water and the stimu.
lating quality OF the tea, until strength
begins to be impaired 70 the sys-
tenn" Gauze worn next the body a5-
serbs perspiration, and prevents colds
but should be often thoroughly aired and
dried. Persons who allow mental over
work to exhaust them are particularly
liable TO sunstroke. at is foolish pop.
ular idea that this terrible malady is due
10 the concentration of the suns rays
on the head. Persons are fire.
quently struck. ss it is termed, in
the night, but are more apt to be
so late in the afternoon, when the system
is depressed by the heat a>d nervous ex-
haustion. The way to avoid sunstroke is
TO order ones doings so that vitality shall
not be lowered, and the conditions favor
able to the disease superinduced. A sun
stroke, if not fatal, leaves the patient less
able to endure mental or physical work
ever after, and requires from him con.
slant care against pulmonary diseases or
q second visitation
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
81. Louis Rattfes the Missouri State
Ticket.

ST. LOUIS July l9.-The Democrats
had large meeting at the courthouse
tonight to ratify the nominations made
at the Jefferson City convention. Several
local politicians of more or less promi-
nence spoke, and two or three delegates
from the interior counties made brief .ad-
dresses. There was great enthusiasm
for the ticket
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THINKS look blue for the head of the
knavey department.
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al GREAT OEEEc

WE WILL DURING THE HOLI AYs
w dispose Of LOO Piaoos snd OsGSis ~
6rst class makers, including wATNS.a,,
~ lower prices than ever before onefed.
from IL 10 % months. warTantsA fos stx
year,. second hand Instruments ~ 81.
iremeIy low prices, for cash. lussrated
Catalogues Nailed. Agents wanted.
Wsrefooms 81 broadway, ~ Y.
lib HURACE wATkkB = bONB
, 1876-05-16

Disgustc1 Miners md n1arauding Indians.
Special Dtspatch TO TIC Tribune.
Sioux C1rr, H.. May 15.-LcttcEs received here
thla morning from reliable parties, datel BIack
Hills, April 20, bring most dfhcouragtng accounts
Of atratrs In that country The Indians arc becot-
ing very troublesome. frequently killing men at
theft own Joor6. stealing hnrsos, and committing
other deprcdotlons, These letters say tho stories
Of gold shcEo in paying quantities nrc lieR. Pro-
Visions nse scarco aud tigh, md great tnany men
ara on tho vcrgo OF starvation. Miners arc lcav.
Ing % fast AS they arrived month hgo. ;s1tnar.
Special btEtAtch to Tao tribune. :,
8r. PAUL. Minn,, May IA party OF Ulnels
Hills pilgrims who returned 70 bismarck to. day,
after ton days stay tu tho Hills report fight &c.
bonna,' and indians fratn Standing Roeh, iod by
Slave, In which Elayo mud three other Indians wero
Killed. Ocorgr Ward, d Albert Lea, MIMI, wus
Killed, j. s, col,nA, Of Bismarck, aud james
Mniame, Of GRIND Forks, p. r, we.e wounded
The lattcr's feg Woa broken by shot nhh, no phy-
sicinn being IN reach, c Ia not likely to rccdvcr
The fight occurred In an attempt Of tho pllerime to
recover stnck ntntnpcdcd by tho Indians. Nuthtng
Ia said et tho while dug which 1t was heretofore re-
ported slave wns carrying. .....
The pnrty WAS, hecausc OF heavy snow. twenty.
eight days ON the road out. -
len 1lazcna party. numbering hfty-onc. !cfs
Bismarck for tic Diack lila last Tuesday. An
other pnrty leayca uoxt Thursday.
Gen. TGrry'B Dig Horn expedition. delayed BY n
hoavy rain.stor1nt moves out from II. Lncoln TO-
morrow.
, 1876-05-16
AMUSEMENTS..
.M,YIC1lE1s,a. .TnEATnE.

-iN' " ANAAAA%t A4AA2<AA4t1SS
''Lor1c was presented nt this theatro last night
Tor thu frat timo In Aescrt' years. Since II was
gtvon hero before. It hos undssgunc I serfous
ebanse. The tragedy u now passs5 on ~ dream,
Ind In tho last act tho draaits ptrsone roturn cx-
actly 10 tho positions which they occupied ST tho
end Of tho tst. The only remaining buatncsB l. to
artist Instead of tl:lreas!na ind assestns h'a wfe
wiie, Instead Of lying of a brokon heaA. enjoys
hs1 hnetands tastsII ose E'n2 e ss asns T%ss
and closing ica., etrlng of incidents having only
ord, third, and fourth acts It il a wcnk nelo.
drama! ths pitch Of which + removed when aSn
lramatist. who can deliberately dcatroyan Illusion
that ho has besn at much l,as to create ; has
playwright who haa patched Up s..Lorle' will not
longer postpana his education ia this respcct.
iThp acting Of Miss Mitchell md her company Is
nof surprisingly, good! 1he singing tn which thu
MAY aGopntls ii almost without exception {tcr:
iaii]y without the exception Of Mrs Mitchell
pontally bad. The ehof merit Of the perform.
1cte. which Of iselt Is Utmost worth going to Eee
, 1876-05-16

Ny only personAl encounter With her took place
In curious iashion. NY father aud Inyeult welo
ssta isrns ,s psats IT, IT, a sp a.
night In "fhs Uamsstsr." On our return from
the tLeatre ~ was slowly aud In considerable ex'
thinking tee4 Of the woes had beon feiHn!ng than
Of tho s4a And btead aud butter Ut which they had
stt me ta gEeat asodi hut as We reached t1o land
slts t6 It dow opon and lady dteaaed Ike 4lbati
ua'a t.Conddants," all In white muallu, ruahod
out hYsteFieaily, t.Oh, Mr. Kelnbql, n,y deasss
dears MI: Kembcti" This wna Madame Malbsan
uadst thu effect of mY fathers. performance 81
"comQ, Gomez quoth my fathsf (ssho was old
enough TO have been hsis, aua knew
iss,y IT, The ese conss now, w. my s0eSS! as.i
Madame Mallbran, compose yourself; don't now,
LasIe. don'L my dsas child al which was taking
wIde. eyed aInnxeuent behind Aalame MalIbrau.
hAving suffered, hssaeN. to ba led Into our eQola
, 1876-05-16

sradnaiiJ composed hersctf, ate her. supper ,witf
ID e1pfes.eh horac)t with tnttol, Mind etthu.aam
shout my performance, and gaya ne word . q "a;
,ies ~ to aot losing any q ny height tof wh'sl1
ably ihnt being al III disadvantage ~ to 1.ar own
stature. tho had mover wasted quarter Of m inch
lion. mutt have hetn n,thnt M panacch to ny
vanity for her er;ltc!stn ,of my department. NY
person was lni1ocl Of Me shortest; waa that Thing
nbIIorrcd Of Hymn. a s'dumpy woman (" hut Hfa
hni.,,lt. asare oi; y nymph, nna wns rather nso.e
enccts same 1kcneAa between us; Ble Wts certainly
rot really handsome, but her eyes we're magn,f.
icent, md hef whole countennnce WIS very stflk-
lng-Mrs, Ks7nbts In tbs Atlantic for June.
, 1876-05-16
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.


PONTIAC ILL.,, 1ay l6.-51orc than kcyeuty.st
yenrc ago Congress passed joint resolution Tor u
monument to tho memory Of George Washington,
tho Futher OF hts Country, and to-day tbnt monu'
mcpt Ia etill In nn unfinished sata, II stands to-
day ungalnly md disgusting In appearance, per
pe1ual dageaco to tho American people To whom ho
1p{t 40 priceless an inheritance. To remedy thta,
why not urge upon tho Centennial Communist to
sot npast tho proceeds Of one days admission. fccs
at the E7hibitlon-say that OF July 4-to complcta
snft that will 10 at least small nnrk Ut rcspcct
10 tho great man whose memory It 10 lntonaod to
paepctuata Let TIN Tu1nuxE auggeat this and
et II urgn Its Eastern cotemporaricA " tAke up tho
I'VE cannot anolse enough patriotism In this Ccntcn-
nal year to DO the work hero sot out II Wll never
bo done. X. L. a.
, 1876-05-16
A GRAVE CONTROVERSY.

NEw YoRK, May 16.-llGnEy s. Mul1da, we'll
known Fenian aud cxljc, committed suicide It.
Donovan Roysa's Hotel in this city. yesterday.
The Chaplain Of Calvary Cemetery Informed tho
frlenls Of Atulleaa that the body could NOT bo re.
jsetved Into the cemetery owing 70 ho laws Of tho
;denutasion then eal1od oil tho Vicar, GcReral and
permission glyon TO bury the body IN Calvary,
:iAs tho CUronor's jury had rendered verdict thAt
'Nulle1a Sas temporarily inaauu,
, 1876-05-16
NEW CHICAGO THEATRE.

nooloy's SInatsela last night had tho largest
house Of tho Bcason. The programme seemed 10
meet with the fui APPRECIATION OF all present. Tho
1nuscts much superior 70 that which minstrol
icsquc ncth8 IL ~ good my organization Of tho
kind In tho country can Afford: Tho new faee last
night was that Of ]. W. McAndFowa, !" tho .water-
Ncwcdmb,s sketch "Bwccthearts, - wua much np-
plaudcd, - WIS also John 11arta who's Got the
pockct-f}ook7 Tho eYEnlng's entertainment was
which was frequently Interrupted by laughter and
ApplauAe.
, 1876-05-16
upTpUEn AT IIooLEY,s.


Mt. Dalys p,ay ia still running pleasantly at this
theatre, and will continue throughout Tho week.
Tho beautiful scenery, tho admirable acting, and
tho stirring Incidents Of the drama viii doubtless
RI wcro attracted lust For tho benefit Of tic timld
and 1eryous It may bo well to say that, although
somo Of tho sctosb carry plstold on tho stage they
uee none. Nothing ls dono that need fflghten
awny largo audiences.