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The Administrations Last Move 70 Secure
the Organization Of the House.

WASHINGTON, Sept 22.-There are good
reasons for believing that the Administrations
last move to secure friendly organization OF
tho House OF Representatives is to favor tho
election OF a Southern man for the Speakership.
The argument TO be used in advocating TINS
scheme Ia this: The policy OF the President
has eliminated the Southern question from
politics. After his speeches at the South and
in New England. and their approval by the en-
tire Republican press Of the North neither
Northern Democrats nor Republicans can OBJ
Jet to Southern man for Speaker. simply be-
cause he is from the South. That he has becn
a Confederate General will not even initiate
against him. because this IL tho era Of recon-
citation. and the President has declared that
there are no sections now" We are one peo-
pie" In this strain the people who are most
intimate at the White House arc now talking.
1t ia particularly noticeable that the lobby inter
est. especially Of the Texas. Pacih, and the cot
ton tax claims. Enthusiastically advocate such
n programme. The National Republicdn. whose
chief pol teal writer is tho intimate friend and
old neghbor Of Hayes. says in IT'D leading nrti-
Gle this morning: 81,
choice of the next Speaker on account OF certain
informal improvements which are demandcd ny
the interests Of that section. The fact thnt tht
Administration is understood to favor n liberal
mcnis in the South adds to the interest 81 thu
situation. Independently. however. OF al
served and substantial token of the oncilia'
tlon which has taken Place between the Noril
and the South to concede tho Spcakership Il
| the section winch has been 30 long exclude,
| from the enjoyment of that honor. Their mr.,
quite number OF members from that rnglor
VINO could discharge the duties OF that high 20
sition with honor TO themselves and credit u
| the nation. The election of such man woul,
! iltly celebrate the era OF peace and good Wi
| which the patriotism and moderation OF Prebl
| dent Hayes has inaugurated.
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nR. wAsuBURyE B4cK FROM FRANCE
His Views rs TO Affairs In the French Re
pubiic-GtNing up Politics-

~ -. T.. a.
MI. EMU bNashpurne, our eA-0lIhS'cr 10
France WIS NJ the Aston House yesterday with
- ~, n ,...,..,, a., - hoai,b orI
MS 'hi''iS Nv 9eT'".' -. $50 49, 49,
with his rudy lace. Whlte mar. porty form. u
stoyepipe hat and an old-iashioned standing
,, 49,, M. = ,..,,,,,, ,,,,,r,rv io,rr,r
"'''r' '"oN'u inv N.'o."n ~" -
he dashed in md out OF the hotel all OF yestr-
day. making the most Of his brief stay. and NJ
> i,s, IT., VS. oor,.,.o1 IN n coach IN ~,
i"S' c''h'"S WOO N"'', ~ "a e'" W -
Erie Railroad depot. on his way home. "
H.. had little time TO talk. and what he said
- -, -. n.i,.,1 10 ,i,, ,i,,. On
WIS Hhi III hurry IL" WI'''u III III" wy y"
Friday evening. after a Thirteen days voyage
from Rremcn that wns entirely uncventfuL
nt a., -, -. Ia r,,, ,,,
W 'hc moro re'o"t o''h's III ir"n' NV
death of Thi"rs. Prosecution or Gnmhctta, and
NneMobon's r,pnif,st0-h,hsin no knowle lge
env, what h, ina pi.k.d from tha nrvspauera
II,r mr. in lis Tpinion those various events
n,t'nt inniirn.e tho ur',s ia, is of Tho Rrpnh-
ii"nns in Fran ,e was n question that r'gnired
r,rr. tim. tn nus,,nr ANN he had nj his COM
n,,n1 , Inn he wns of the oninion thpt on tho
vh"l, th" K.rubiirnns had n GOOD chance OF
i.,'ss in the amin, .lections.
H. snii TIM, h1,h Thiers nni Gamhct,a had
told him shortly hefor. no took his departure
tbnt ihey were conii.ir there would Toe \ much
rrentIr majority m, tho nuxt National Assembly
tnan there was in tho Inst. When he LETT Pran q
| ths r. tuhlirnns wore nm tod and harmonious.
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instan,eneously with faith. We felt, indeed.
TINT her eayety did not reside In her heels. but
sprang from her heart. And that was enough.
Having emanated from that organ. II seemed TO
travel straight to all the other hearts 30 soon as
1t got loose In the atmosphere.
There In ma much difference in merriment as
there In in milk. The popular style OF stun
which ia said TO be compounded OF calves
brains and chalk makes babies and audiences
sick unto death.
Williamson is not too big for his clothes. but
really think he Ia too big for his play. IL clings
mcarrely to him. and shows the rents that his
originality have made in the weak fabric.
The first and last acts exhibit by entirely dlf-
fcrcnt circumstances and methods q rare power
Of getting inside OF an idea and making 1t live
and move from its own centres.
Most of our Young actors are content to =" cut
| behind" when they find n lively idea.
The intermediate act is neither fish. hesh. nor
| fowl. hut IL serves TO show how much better Mr..
Williamson ia when he is given something
worthy TO do than he is in doing nothing rdicu-
lousy.
| Tho moment that John Stofel ccnscs TO he an
| Impossible soldier and becomes possible man,
| the actor rises to his work. and we arc aston
ishcd no less ut tho depth OF his feeling than al
tho height of his ambition We like him be-
| cause ne turns Out W ~ hh "Nt'i ohN NV "
specialist The little play touches both ex-
,remes OF stage art. The first at is an interior
| that might have becn painted in Antwerp. IL ID
n patient triumph Of the Dutch renaissance
The last act is French cartoon. in which til,
fcwcst lines do the most work.
| Had Mr. Williamson been n specialist. hi
could not have thrilled us with both poles OF hi
battery.
Specialists in stage art are my horror. nj
ways think Of the fat woman. the slccpins
Venus. tho hcllbcndcr. and tho learned pil
when they are mentioned
never could understand why We should be
stow any praise on specialists in monkcying
when il Is the universal privilege of men 10 b'
born with II talent to do one thing well.
II ia only the artist who learns To- do more.
Az for III" matrhicss mechanism with which
the carpenter aud thu scene painter have nide'
Mr.. Williamson at the Union Squire Theatre
has not been recorded That is the specialt
of the house.
Besides. with all due respect to popular opin
ion. We should have been Interested In William
son without any scenery at all Bourcault
know says the public demands scientific pre-
cision in stage realism. and that an actor. TO b
successful. must employ the most costly mise r
scene. but Boucicault forgot that John Is. Goug
has made ns much money Ms Joe Jefferson. an
never used bit VI scenery in his life.
| NYM CRtNkIK.
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BROOKLYN'S BROKEN B.fNK.
What the Trustees Oner the Depo.itor.-uow
the Bank May Wind Up.

Tho Board Of Trustees Of the Long Island
savings Bank, after n week inaeton. met yes
"rlhy ornlng to consult ns tothe best method
Of DOSING ~ the affairs OF the bank in the in
l'r'''- Of tho depos.tors. The result Of their
conference WIS the adoption Of the following:
,'9 ''Nwrr' o. no wi.hg. u tho~ DESTROYS o 80.
~ " rl..a ~. amt ID thecui mat u. aAir. niy he
@'',', los, 70 hs GGn9.' .ne
~ t.''' 10 "a tain all the assets, Including
~ lr lFf "a dcpolfors wishing To close their
,n,r,, A., 'n{ 'ni DO '.' 4, follow onr haa IN
H., ac."i s''e o' un, prono..lrn
,, ING h' r.'rf' 10. n immediate want OF their
.ii Nhr lhnl in uli fulluN- Twenty Her crnt
tx ~ a,"t uNe 10 t",Nc. iwrhiy h'e ~ eighteen.
o,M' ia, IN l"triy-lour months alter the acceptance
w. a.n,t4, acpo'or to elect which proposition he
On ''l u,' A. must Assent Ia on " il'e o'her
Al .Iuf trustees 4" give satisfactory guarantee
,,'lNh ih, on on condition that all legal proceed
M against ihe h'us De d.. on.nucd.
The total amount Of tho deposits in tho bank
II f75OOoO The actual cost Of the real estate In
l222.DlO, leaving iutcrN paying aHsets amount
Ing To- t67sOD. which at seven per cent yields
70 thc bunk about ii3 900 year. Tho counsel
Tor the bank THINKS that # me prOpositions are
accepted. about Slp.OOO Will BE- drawn out Of
ne BANS a. Once, which win !eale only ti2S,0OO
The trustees calculate that they will mike
lwrnty cents on every dollar Withdrawn which.
with tho accruing interest IN tho two yenrs they
lnN" 10 pay Off the remaining 4 -pOsitors and
he possible rso in real estate. willholp 10 close
ny the bank according to ther programmes II
VIII require. however the closest linanriering
ana good market for real estate. AZ soon M
pc depositors meet and signify their assent Ia
ne propos .tions. the trusteos Will gi~, a bond
q from one to two hundrod thousand dollars
tract. The officials desire TO stop all the at
empts of the Attorney General 10 have q new
Fecever appointed.
Gen. Cro6ke said to messenger from thu
Attorney General yesterday that II was wei
bhd"rstOod that the Attorney General was try
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"Idon't know why il is, citizens OF kentucky"
said Van zsni Lou, VILE htt as stand here to day
nm overwhelmed wiM emcuon'
Nor vel We can't imagine, for tho life OF u.s.
what there was to overwh.lm him. unless ii was
the Gait House VIII lskcy. which Is reported 10
be wol calculated TO tangle the legs ol states
men Of Van Iandts caliDre.
81 40 not know whyit is" said he again. that the
word, their ~ng nom my bps seem 10 DO bauied IN
tears"
This mystery Is as great ns the other, and we
do not wonder that Van Landt wondered. There
seems 10 be- regular season of snlvellng ana
snoring on the part ol Northern sulrsIn,h'
an their noses IRE rs red Ms the comb OF tur-
key gOhpl"r, though what the deuce the snul-
ning Il about We cannot imagine. Wa note. too.
nm"d Ig S 10 the ' North@rn Participants
in tho exhibition. the Soutiierners malntnlnng
cooluess that shows them TO possess litue
sense, oven II they are lacking IN gusn,
Away down Mt the end OF Van Lhndt spee'h.
however. We find probable cause ior his emo
ton. lie said:
ar Gay rni Wien grew oior ana va enasea 70
"a, linden, i,u,. ga. COM r,,i A kentuc kinn Dy H. H.
Br-toW Ol your city.
That's what's the rna,tcr with Van Zandt
That's what flied Van /nndt full and started
he sap from his eyes. lie was connrmed a
keniutkan By Bristow-B. Fl. Bristow of your
city Van H4ndt was afraid you 81 ih9t tnc
OF soma other city. Therefore he was partl'u-
luar This bristow. il may be- remembered was
Secretary Of the Treasury for while under
| Grant ana it Is the man who WINS wounded 81
Fort Don,son ten feet above hls head." NJ
| wonder Van Xandt crird when he thought o
| him. No wonder liza sobhercd when he associ
! nted Bristow in the same sentence with Henry
! Clay. But meyer mind al! this. emit somch9d,
man is going to max" the entire tour South viii
the Prcs.lcntlal purity and hlubber ~ every
stopl We hope not Let Rhode Island call hel
Governor home. one dose Of him il enough
and We have already mad two. He brought rid
cule on the Presidential party In the East, nnC
| he will do worse if he IL allowed to spread him
self over the southern trip. The country don
| deserve this inillction. Rhode Island don
deserve II. Can't Van Zandt be cntlcod away
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pnnacnn or " cure AT, :" Il ono u the myths
Of the az Of Superstition. Dr V. Pierce does not
recommend any ON or even his whole h,t o. STANDARD
remedies adequate TO disease. For severe
lingering coughs bronchial, throat aud chronic lung
di-caAs he believes hir Nuion Medical Discovery l. un
surpasd but II will not cure you # Your lungs are HAT
wasted by consumption The Discovery not only cxcr
cisDs potent influence over pulmonary affections Nv
reason NJ II, leciora propertc. but possesses also the
valuable alternative blood cleansing properties
and H. therefore, sovereign remedy IN blood ana skin
alrcuons lint while II Will cure soruulous ami ether
ulcers snrrs, hotches Iimprs. AMI crnptnns, II viii
not cancer nor does It's manufacturer CLAIM any
such II AS dome by ptopfoturs Of other blood
cleansing medicines who dishonesty Try 70 deceive the
afflicted into the hchc that their preparations will Ac
cumuli> ia ,bucS By It's real Intrinsic
merit ha sale surprising that vi any other blood and
cough medicine. -tir.
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DIED.


DBvLlS-on Sept 90 John Deyiin. son Of ana NJ
A. DeNlin. at their residence. GAG Greenwich 4
Friends and relauNcsarc rvs"ru4l'y invited TO the iu
neral SUNDAY, sept ~. az Uclutk.
KELLY sept ~ susie krlN. alcd 20 years
The relatives and friends the family are respectfully
Invited the funeral from her late rc>in ~.
HUI snn It. m SATURDAY.. tho - int att O'Clock
AcuINNlsS.--On Friday. ~ rt ~ hth,, late residence
81 av b,tween 1924 and ASA 81, Mliam Ac,iinnisN
Relatives and irnis respectfully invited 10 an nj
the iuncfal Monday. sept. -. at lp"clock AZ
- Jerome Church. On Ae Aind,r av between J1lh and
ipStl
TiFfT-At his residence in this city. saturday morn.
ing, sept ~ suddenly Francis l. Tim, VI the firm VI
lincon. Tim CO. in the 10th year u his ngr.
The funeral viii take place az Trinity hAlVl West 18th
st. at II o'crk MoniaN sept - Relative, and
friends requested 10 attend without further notice
\tTERANs or uh NAuoNAL GuARp. Nhw lohk SEPT -,
ls71Thc Colonel rcsryts Ia ANNOUNCE the death OIL our
late as,u, late. Francis l. TIN
The neuhars are requested To attend the mineral Al
Trinity Chapel, Mest 10Th So al II o'clock A. NJ Monday
sept "a ~ oil, r,..
CHAs " RosrwIcK. All utant
NoficE Tho members ul America Council No II
O U A N. hereby notified to meet ~ uir counei
chamber. w 9TH ST. BrookNn. d. on sunday, the 80
inst, AT o'clock sharp. 10 AIT, nj tie funeral OF our lat
brother Edward Corkhill. Members Of sister couucl
respectfully invited to attend IN ul lcsahA Per nricr %
q l.. ORTS, X l. GEO PARKER. G.
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for his polItIcal cronies and hangcrs-on. He de-
MED that there was any collusion In the APP
rointment of Receiver Ogden. He said that he
began the proceedings. and he did not think
that any one of the trustees knew him. The
that the institution shall lie legally wound up.
they need not expect to get eighty cents on tho
dollar and not all OF that until four or nve years
hnye uasscd AWAY, The proposition II Ia
Thought will not be accepted 10y deposit tors as II
stands unless the trustees agree not ~ nppro-
pirate 10 themselves as salaries or in any other
form any money which may be made out oil this
Arrangement
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Married.

BRIO -wssrrHRERG on Thur'd9y. sept %. .,
Kil's Bay M.lhldi- Episcopal church, last SIN -. bN
the Rev ". II Rote. a.si,t. %, the k'N. g. Nrncr.
William Mansfield broc to Caroline Luily, dauAhter OF
the late Alfred N WHsfDrbtr.
CARLOVK-DE MOTT Al Tenafy. y ~. sept. 10 by
the Rev Z a. Wall Walter \. ttI.oek Vi h!ikcM uuJ.
! te Gertfuie " Mot eft rcniat.
tOHINNL-nONT At stanford Corn, on Ssrt -,
Is ths Rev q. WieoN. Henry CuhuiNr Hamilton,
ont, 20 Anna A. daughter % ihe .aIe William h"yt VI
STAN ord.
CAlN-EvANs Sent II, by The Rev T Anderson,
u - Wesley \ cain OF Des MONIES, Iowa. 10 Kate W.
Evans ~ NV York cay
TOLBr~-sANAGR -Tiur-iny. Sept ~. NJ the Con.
rregatoul Church, Cromwell. Conn; ~ the Rev Goo
q savage. Il H. oi Chicago. the Rev JOSS 7 Forbes
Jennie Crane. daughter VI charles g. Savage o; Ntw
luik
NI;lII.-CONGpoS the rcn1cnce Of the bride.
mother. Schaghtcoac. y Y. On saturday, Srut u. hN
the EcV Henry NcuL u u assisted By ifoi II. HUN
Ihrc, N, the Rev Henry Neill Jr. OF schAShtscoAc,
n Y Ia Mi. Eliza v Cunsion.
RoBlNsoN-RuNkLH.-on rhnrsi.y. sept ~. A. tho
residence the brides father, III Madison aV olA'r
" Robinson 10 Helen Runkle. daughter OF John G.
Ruuklc.
WIIIIANS-MANGAM On Thursday afternoon. sept
20 the residence oi the brides parents in sing sing
hy the Rev. u Giett. assisted by the Rev Or Nl.,Oi
Phraner aud the Rev DR.. ; hlkrl- L'uisW william
TO blls 4. daughter OF ID. ID Aansam. Esd. " sim
snug N. Y.
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Arrivcd-sAruRpAY. sept %
IS Britannia, Thompson. Liverpool sept 49, and Queens
town 18th
f. Eicanora. Johns Portland.
s. knight Ha,inso. Georgetown ID. c.. and Alex
nndria
ssGw Clyde. ingram. Charleston
~ Guile rmu. EchcN trria, Card mas
s. wyoming, Jones. Liverpool sept IL, and Qwssnsbw
1871
ship Pacific, Patterson. feith.
Bark Alberto C~oniovch, st Pierrc, MARI
Bark Bonny Doom. Cole, Barrow
bark CaTmea. Vecearinn Newport Eng.
Bark Esther, Be planin. Liverpool
Bsrk Granads. Hodson. Proxreso
Bark kehceos crswyii Crewell, Boston
Bark susuhnairn. white. Hole
Bark viator. Esg. Cork.
Bark umherto Gslotols. Barons, London.
BRIG ChilhsnwAliah Colcord. Cow Bay.
Brig Emma Dean. scholtz, Poe rto Cab,llo
Brig II Todd. Mcclure Santos
brig John Mason. Porter. Oid uarbor, ia
Brig Livingstone. Svcnd.cn. Bahia
Brig Lady bird. r. y, Guantanamo.
Brig Minnie. Nc ponald. Windsor 4
Bng Reporter. RYDER Bangor
Brig Rhone. u'brien httauzls.
Schr Mary, Richardson. sand River, NJ
Schr VIM II Mailer. Patterson It John. w.
Asutlo usunl river ANA cut-iwl. r"s.
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Tho Grand National Lodge Of the German
Order OF the Herman concluded its hcnnal
SION in Newark yesterday afternoon There were sixty.
two delegates present. representing lodges in tliir.
teen States The order embraces 0 lodges with
bersn of 2OOpl Since the last grnnd NEE ting twenty.
two lodges have been instituted Tho following officer,
were installed Yesterday afternoon National Grand
Pre- sideut George Reininger vi New York National
brand ycefr sient. Henry oremann of Minnesota.
National Grand secretary. Robert schwartz VI New
York; National Grand Treasurer, W. Mueller OF New
York Tho neat grand meeting will be held in New York
IN
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What the Train Robbers Lost.

WASHINGTON Sept. 22-Thc Treasury Do
parnent had upon the Union Pacific Railroad train
Gently attacked by robbers Ia wyoming. three hundred
ia ounces of silver bullion This however
IN large bars Au heavy that the robbers were unable
carry IL with them, and not an ounce wa, lost I'M
bullion hat been purchased IN Nevada, ana was uesued
Tor the Ihisdelphia Mint
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The Abandoned Mh,lers.

SAN Francisco. Sept. 22.-Thc schooner New
ton Booth Just arrived from the Arctic ocean, reports
that Ut the seventy men eft the abandoned whaling
feet last year, only twn. 10th kanakas huNu reached
Point harrsw All the rest are supposed 10 have per
isLoI n the a. mack.
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NEWPORT. Sept. 22.-The last polo games OF
the played here this Afternoon Nine games
were decided; Geo X Fearing four Carroll Bryce
four, and farman Rogers one There was q iar attend
Anoe nj spectators
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SpnaI NOtnts.
REUTERS LIFE SYRUP

Il a medicine OF avery unusual Kind IN fari II IS ne
only rcmViy Of its Kind that ha, been. So tar req
IL combines proIntuc, ~ it, Mncn up uU H.F me-
always required two medicines mat Is tn a'N, lNN .
toiore, II YOU wished "a purity ami rlrHn," l9ut lrlI
AMI humOrs and e. purge your h"N's> .l htd t1 "Nr
alt rauvc ior t boi' aud ant O." ana lahe dos ol
pills OIL salts, ar SOM lhs ilNh hNN~ 'N-
10 purge tie bowels a. e. carry ~ uH iti.cl inl
pui.nuous stun in the ~ rm lN me Alternative"
OF II YOU did not do this, tcu r Nrns would remain ~
the and he Abfurbed INTO the hll AGAIN Ai our
dls, ase or health would be asbad aseNer NOW,
REUTERS LIFE SYRUP
Contains the strongest alternative properties AMI at tho
srnnmuls OF Il Is tu dos tor a man or " oman 1t
has TO he taken only once day an IS exceedingly as
ant the tasc AMI smell 1t i safe for AN infant three
months old and strong enough Tor the argc~t
80 person need hs AFRAID IA trS the Lie syrup Is Is
warranted 60 DO composed entirely
PLANrs LEAVES, AND ROOTS.
u Il prepared with the greatest care; every plant or
lou that looks dccayed unhealthy is thrown nut In
Ia act in the same Way AMI pruce the oitrct
Certain is ulat any p"rson Who as once Hltd II Nil
always aiterward continue to use
REUTERS LIFE SYRUP
For all he diseases and ailments OF the blood. stomach.
lver and bowels
fvr sale By all druggistA
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure. sold by G. b. Smith h
Co. 10 Warren St New York Is sure cure for sphvin-
6c aud removes the bunch without hstenng send
stamp ivr circular Sold everywhere. -Ada
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Ladies' who are weakly should by. all means.
Specrr Port Craps Wine Vineyard and cellars rus
sale. n. j. saiesroonis "a Warrenst, n. Y.-idr
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Cnlnundried shirts OF wamsutta muslin linen
boAns 81 shirts 10 measure; reduced prlcfr W
Johnston 40 0Isndst also t27 9th sy cor h'th sl-<s
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MARINE TNTELLIGENCR

pfSfArunK atNsSAc--rHts nav
Sun rises ~ sun sells. ~ Noon rises. W
w,rtE-rus nay. .
sandy Hook. % Gov Island Al Hell Gate 10 %
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Gravel Cont and rheumatism. which are dan
gcrous us wet as painful. with MIX Of Aagnesia. -Ap
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An eminent divine says. The Peruvian Sy-
-"p siyes me new vigvr anu buo!auc! vi spifti"-Ads
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Alexander Young's
Best in the world
FOR sale in large or email gganuuosby
PARK TlLfONp,
AcKER NHRRALL 4 coNpIr
"
dArF rIEIsCrNASS co.'s
COMPRESSED YEAST
The genuine article bears our trade marx ana sigma
turv, 10 which invite special attention.
Dyeius and CIeanine.-rhe Empire nvcinz anf
Cl nrng Com rtll and deliver Rosls WORN sur
ua.sud bv none. Olcc~ ud Broadway. near III = lDb
bth AZ near llih IL 276 sub av.. -itA a. kOss
more Hotel. broadway ami I'd St
All Innds subject TO unpaid take. In Worth
ruWnsllp Hudson county VIII %" sold unlN - Tie
taxa are aid l,fufc tl' 6th o October next
PHILIP DlRikE. collector VI Arrears
Voak'- Olive IinImrnt l. guaranteed eure
for ururtriA ant inreache. Price, Jut. sod by drug
gists Depot seJ 18th av., y Y.
Rupture cured by DIR. Marsh. Radical Cure
Tru-- OLN Office, Nts,y It, Asor House. opposite 81
rauls church.
Head once OF ~ oimnn's Ague and Liver Pad
aud liast,rs, IS Maiden lane Consultations lIee
Paris. A-thrn Cure, &c New Church st.,
near Ourtanlt New lUrk. JAS fAkls. AONieN Tree.
The Ben Remedy for children while Teeth
ing j. Mr. NlNSL = Soothing swap
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anything.
Do you remember Col Sellss'ss stove. with
tallow candle in IL
That candle was happy symbol OF genius In
patent Coincidence.
1t is always penny dip, put there 10 deceive
somebody. and taken out after tho deception is
over.
Miss Moore has been playing NIL the week In n
piece called Struck Oil" 1t is one Of those
modern plays that are content to be a shining
Modulus around n nucleus OF personal talent
We don't care much for the moving fox OF the
play-except that it is lit by two laughing stars
OF these two, Williamson IL much the better
artist and Maggie is much the freshcr indl-
viduality. Ono is bright. the other is warm.
| One charms. the other surprises. One makes
great mistake If she supposcs that she can play
| serious business well as sho can play the
| light cnprlcous comedy Of her role. Tho other
makes an equal mistake If he thinks he is as
good In low comedy IA he Is in the sOborer
work OF pathetic portrayal. Her delft and
buoyant piece OF tomboyish nonsense was rs
enjoyable for its spontaneity Ms it was admir-
able for its consistent Limitation ana subordi-
| nation To the character assumed.
There was not speck OF vugarlty In II from
first to last. and yet now full of artcss little sur
| prises it was. How II echoed with girish
laughter. How it glowed and spanked with the
gladness and gleeful spirit Of youth
His was the Toniers picture that made us
wonder. He had lost himself In tho part. and
those who knew Williamson best could not hnd
him. He had built up the old Dutchman with q
palnstaking skill In detail that made us wish
the Dutchman had something better TO do thar
the play afforded him.
With her we did not reaSop. We accepted hel