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Listen. oh, listen! It's the yoice Of Sprtng.-
The song Of BIRDS as toyfu1fy they wing.
From sunny isles and climes sheif airy way.
70 welcome through the land the verEa1 day
The mountain cchV, aud the ri2pliu1 rill, J.
As murMusing te wan icrs FROM III. hil-
AxhQusali1 voices seem TO rend tas skT
In one wild strain Of match1exs melody.
"ris N8iurGs wonlrous hymn Of praise md lQTa
In grateful tribute to the Throce a.oye:
And. lost in ecstasy. man feels tht1 TOW
OF gratitude within his bosnm GLOW;
And Kind emotions towards IDS fef1ow-uau.
AID Johu II. Smyth viii say. as well he esn,
With kindred feeilnKs he VIII ever Try
To mid all those who may desire to huJl1
Wh1te, ar In his line he has to sell.
On uon1nly pa1mcntA which the world knows well;
And which at pleasure they mar make their own,
AT PKicKs LowxE THAN wkHK E1Ek KHowy,-;
The choicest furniture Of every Kind,
And made In every style, to pte1sccach mind;
And sCCu CAEPETs-as guod " ever maie. >:
In coloys that arc nerer known to {alc;
And lovely as golden purple morn. :; =,
!. hen irsl Its Streaming rays tie SKY 1ddFH+
This notice PURCHASERS In mind tAouid be.t+:
Smvtil guarantees his Kouds Gil on the sQuexa"
Isl EksT 4ADlSoa- IT,
, 1877-04-22
LUMBER,

= 1890 Hptc1ol D7spulnh 70 The 7T76unk
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, April .21.-Reports
from the head-waters Of many streams indicate
that the resent rainfall has not reached those
localities, and consequently the situation is
not 50 cheering as has been supposed.
4 large. quantity .. Of logs are hung
up on the east branch Of the Ansrcs,
Chippewa and Tobacco, Rivers. On the Cass
Flint, Pine, and Salt Rivers the stage OF water
has been good, and log-drlving hAs progressed
, 1877-04-22
EiRES.

s FIRES. : -
3lThe alarm from Box 426 at S:55 yesterday
morning was caused BY the burning out Of a
chimney in the residence OF Mr.. Thompson, No.
406 West Jackson street. Damage nominal.
At o'clock yesterday morning a fire was' dis
covered In alodging-roO1n at no, zig West a1ad-
!son, supposed to have been caused BY the care
lcssness of q drunken inmate. It was easily
extinguished with slight loss py slcs;rs. Day
and kilbo1n and Officer Thomas Piue.
, 1877-04-22
viEs AND NEWS.
- @6VIRALTy = LAys

VAS. Dspatch to ,I1e 1sfbun-
WI il T. y. e, April 21.-Sow that .
Admiui5pse.'' 5pe Is 5 Imminent, the attention Of tbe
md to tecass;.A = e'ea to the Neutrality laws,
stic4es%essSs esSslty Of enforcing them in the
neaed VIZ ~ a person prominently con-
iaasnucihhsa hs n9osernnent said to-day that
refe aenction;..e eo States had been go Sc
". eouersn 9as1 as4h o. I the rights Of neutsals
~ *'sa Grest Britain, it would
, 1877-04-22

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2l-A press dispatch
from Oroyille says Adam Holdcrbaum was
placed on trial to-day for completely in the at
tempt to burn the Chinese Quarter at =. Ghloo, ;3,
be continued.
The ineendiar;. fire reported in last nights
dispatches las killed all 1naudlin sentiment in
fayor Of the prisoners, who will probably get
the full benefit OF the lay.
, 1877-04-22

! The sensation Of the past week has been the en-
| tertainmcnt given by the L. If. D. Association.
The interest in these meetings seems to be IN no
wise abated us is manifested by the increased at
tendance while thu effort to please, On the part OF
the members, suffers no dimiuut:ou. Ey reason OF
the length OF the play produced the usual literary
exercises were omitted, With tho exception
Shirt Buttons" which WIS most admirably
done by little Katie Knowles. The music was pro-
III. Berry, The former two performing dnett on
the piano, and the latter drum solo, in such
manner as to elicit the heartlest applause The The
dred Years Ago, ~ or, .'our boys of 1776,' was
then played, with the following cast: 0oed
sifrtiag 8, Quaker, Mr. 1q9eEwood;; Err. J..
BosKorth. a Quaker convert; Mr. james; Pretzel,
Pstfha M: NJ Risharssoa GngfT esTro
Butler: Rac4<l Sterling, tue Quaker mother, Mrs.
James; 1uth Sterling her daughter, Miss LEILA
Loekwood Pradeass erangsr Emfrs : astn 91stcF q
though OF the actors required the services Of
the prompter little too often. The past success
Of the Association has been srch that the members
are ambitious to essay something higher IN the
dramatic line and it is contemplated to put IN re-
hearsal caste for the next entcrtainmeut.
The unfortunate OCCURRENCE OF the shooting of
unusual excitement in the nei.oorood. It is but
jrsticc to Mr. Christ Ehrehardt, who Is alleged to
have C0miltLte0 Lae 4NtHse anu las UCcu uDuA0
over to the Cri1nina. Court to answer the charge,
to say that be denies being the guilty party and In
sIst5 that he can prove his innocence. As the ques
ton will be settled in court, comment is withheld
The parties are old residents and the affair is
gretted Nv all.
4 petition has been In circulation asking the
School Directors to retain the present Principal OF
the Public School, alr. Richardson. to the end OF
the present term, oruntl the summer vacation, a.
it was thought BY the petitioners to be detrimental
to the interests of the school TO place new teach
er in the school for so short time. The petition
was nnmcrously signed, and is now being consid-
cred by the Board. 1t is hoped that Ar. r. may
be retained.
The Methodist Episcopal socjable will be held at
the residence Of Col! T. P. Eobo Thursday even
ing Of this week, One Of the attract1ohs Will be
genuine Old Folks Concert a Aquartette, made
10 from among those whose voices were heard in
the homes and ehoirs Of neaEly sixty years ago gill
fFeshments will be eeEved usual, and the admit
tancc will be Is cents; children, 10 cents. =
The Rcs. 1iE. Gulick and wife, OF Norwood,
were the guests OF Mrs. c. A. Hawley the past
5iis Earl, of Wisconsin, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Orr. -
Mrs. S. Cummings has been quite i'll, but is
better.
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SUBURBAN..
LAKE FOREST.

LAKE FOREST.
The Library Club met in tho elegant mansion OF
the Hon. J. Y. Farwel1 AS is always the case
when Mrs. Farwell entertains, there was : very
large attendance for every one is sure Of warm
welcome and good time. Besides the members
of the Club were present DR.. and Mrs. Gibson; the
Hon. N. B. Judd and Prof. Liebling, from Chi.
cago; the Rev. George E. Dickinson, Of Detroit;
and Miss Clark, Of New York. Mrs. G. 3. Far
well opened the evenings entertainment BY read
as wose interesting n Sfna 1soR Raper
which she good-naturedly quizzed some of the
local institutions. Prof. Butler, Dr. Henderson,
tions, M which were received with much laughter
and applause but the great feature Of the evening
was Prof. Lieblng's admirable, pianoforte playing,
After the refreshments y ore served. there were
two charadcs acted in very spirited manner,
and DR.. Gibson being called on by tho President
he, s0 n 'I Us inimitahle manner,. % rehearsed
the amount OF instruction and entertainment be
had received, and complmented the Club very high
ly, saying he had never known 7lncs which pos
scssca such diversity OF talent ,as Lake Forest.
The people here being true in this that
they like, abose oil things, TO- hear their beloved
when, with quizzical look, the Doctor sai1 that
''he had sermon that he could delivcrin an hour,
but everything during the evening had been re-
.ceived with such shonts Of laughter he fealed to
risk IT, The next meeting will be ut the University
with Prof. and Mrs: Hewitt as hosts.
The entertainment gwen Ut the Academy for the
benefit Of the Library, Tuesday evening, was tho
side Of the platform were three large chairs
dtaped with American flags. which Mr. Smith, in
humorous little speech, announced were for the
three highest bidders, the Hon. j. 7. Fa1weli,
Wr, Simeon Reid, and Mr.. E. j. War
ner.. These gentlemen being too modest
to occupy snch Conspicuous positions, 'Mr. Smith.
bouquet made by the fair hunus of tue ladies. Music
being called for, Capt. and Mrs. sabin and Miss
Bainum sang an exquisite trio: Prof. Burbank
Ing and reading until late hour. There was also
a beautiful solo sang by Nfss Harnum. In addi-
ton to the SU5 received from the three gentlemen
named for the choice Of seats, ST. William Henry
Smith, Capt 6abin, Mr. William Warren, Col.
Johnston, and the Hon. C. 3. Farwel1 each gave
S.
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Special Dispatch to 3ae Tribune. -. =.
Foxr WArSE, Ind, April 2l.-The Jury In
the Criminal Court this morning found Walter
Durham guilty Of murder in the first degree,
and fxed his punishment 1t imprisonment Tor
Life,
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fa7orably. But very few Of the mills on the
Saginaw River have commenced operations.
The operations in the lumber market during
the week cover about 10,00o,D0D feet, prices
ranging about $3.50, $11,' and $30.' :
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III 111419114H10 T 1&1tN.
More excitement than usual was manifested IN
consequence Of two tickets at the municipal
election, where heretofore there has been but one
The election took place Tuesday. and Wednesday
evening Mayor Middleton and the new Board Of
Aldermen held their Council meeting.
FRIDAY 1lr Carl c. curtfss left for Ottawa, from
whence he viii go to Dcadwood, Dakota where hs
will for the present make his home
. Miss kertha Baker has left Highland Park, aud
is teaching school near Decrdefd.
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TIE BROOKLYN EeIDEZzLEMENT.
NEW YoRk, April. 2l.-An order has been
granted requiring cx-Mayor Lambert, Of Brook
I'm, to show cause why q writ OF attachment
should not be Issued against him tor abuse Of
trust in the estate OF the late Rufus Crook, and
in not causing to be flied an inventory OF the
estate.
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FIXED HIAI.

Bosros, April al:-Dudley kimball' 8 years
old, aud Stephen Coz, I, residing on Hoiyoke
street, quarrelcd at play this afternoon, and
KImball, saving IT will Tx your went home,
and. procuring his fathers revolver, shot Cox
through the temple and he died two hours
after The fathers Of the lads are PROMINENT
hnsjneEs men,
, 1877-04-22
EVANSTON.

nr Snvea has haan ,,;v;,r = s.x;., - ,u
| 'o'e7 Aaa ossu st,'As u seties oI sesy inter-
! esung sermons npon y Christianity in India" Sun
day evenings at the Presbyterian Church. The
last Of the. .courae will he ove, to.n;oh+ crs,-
ah,, ,,;1, NJ hata -, +ho ue,haa:-t t.s = sos4-
ao'c VIII oe aeiu y LUG Metaoofst church parlorS
thursday evening OF THIS week in, place OF tho
usual prayer-meeting.
t John W Ford will deliver his lecture, enlarged
aIa se'1s.u, IN tae o1a OF May subject, casar
and Aapoleon'' ..... =:
Mr.. Bennett eutertalus the Ecfecr,c Chm at h;s
residence tomorrow eycninn. = ~ ''t'
The coct,, 1.,n,,. .o.s,a -,
1ne ooe1ai e'"o rooms WILL oe opened Monday
evening for the entertainments Of the Philosophical
Society,", Prof. ". S. .. Matthews will. read !,
paper mon tsThe Threc Eoocl,s in >1,,.ra 49,
Mrs J. Il. Kedzie ia imnroyinn from ha. psa.t
Mr.. FranE snndnrnes nn1 br,t, ~o.o,,,,..,
eratu1ations of fiends ~ NJ Pcons eae con
day. "~ .A'' A'D4" ses'ef'
Prof Coo1ev atartc, THE r,or,,,,.v IT.. w. -.
leans in comnanv with nthar aos feW "
lean Society OF Ciyii Enr;nerrs ~ ~ :aiae1-
The last meeting NJ the rctir;no pos,d ~ v,n..o
Trnsfres svas haII Ed sar . P9aeo OF viiinse
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The farmers In this vicinity are rejoicing in the
pleasant spring weather favorable to farming
operations. They have Already nearly comp1eted
their sowing.
The pulpit Of the II. E. Church va, acceptablv
supplied last Sunday evening by the Rev. J. T.
Cooper, Of Aliliedgevillc. atr and Mrs. John
AEfcsworth- Of Nnnda, formerly residents here.
were in town Monday ard Tuesday last,
last week. '
alr. Jacob Worldly, German farmer in mod
craze residing this place. ia in
receipt of Alviccs that large legacy has been be-
Qaeathe4 him By deceased relative in GERMANY
air- +. III: Clute, an esteemed resident OF this
place, fs quite i'll, and confined to his house, His
diseasc Is an affection Of the lungs
, 1877-04-22

Lunch parties given by the young ladies' are now
the rage Miss Della Whaples entertained num-
ber of the bellies last week, and Miss Allie Baker.
Of Chicago, returned the compliment, and has in
yited the same party this week,
The Misses Wood, daughters Of ". H. Wood
ESQ.,, entertained their friends At their fathers
present, including many from the ctty. The
party Was very pleasant affair, and the hoste5ses
joyously. f~1'
Mr. ~. Far,veIl conducted the services In tha
Methodist Church last Sunday evening.
ser7iccs will be held in Christ Episcopal Church
to-day, also next Sunday Preaching by the Rev.
Mr.. Morrison, father Of the Rector Of the Church
Of the Epiphany, Chicago
~ The ca:ly EoIn1ng prayer meetings In the u. E.
Church are: still continued. ~'@' 0'
Col; \. J. Belle started for Wyoming Inst week
to look after his mining interests.
:. The osv. George Huntington will preach In In
dianap lie, Ind, today.
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WHERE TuE HEID II BEitTIEIED.
An Exhibition In Ncw Work. that win War
rmnt Excn % L.nna y nnrn.N 90 see.

Dry goods and millinery openings occur
every day hut grand o. ming and oNlinii'n
Cf human hair goods ami cosmetics i- "a n'N'1N
in the world " fashion N"t'riV Nfw York
had an opportunity cl ciuyth. uNV"li, ia the
first rNltaition of l. SAaV. 90 81 Wet -FOUR
tccnth street. u cole .u' 4 whom Nov York may
we'll be- proud. H- tno recipient OF IT," highest
award for human hair goods al hrCtni"nnial
Exhibition. u silver medal IT great beauty.
which attl.tc- the visitor on first entering the
establishment. a. il roposns ia handsome case
at the It - the door. 10y tho side Of a bronze
medal. tho awarl " tho American Institute for
tho same class ~ gools. Within thnt rasc are
also cosmetics of such value and rarity H. TO
represent thousands " dollars.
Let uS examine some Of these rare and won
drous Identifying neonta. Here is the ccme
blanche which donrs detection ~ the producer
OF the most lily like complexion imaginn bic
Eugcnic'- secret ~ beauty N'Nri'nr. q pow Ter
So delicate and fin. that u leaves no. trwc Of ii-
downy IT, -.ncr. VT blends TO- perfection the
creme anil nur ruuprS that are r. Il ia that cas-
krt Of wonders. Of every shnd". % SUIT AL COM
plexion- from The Spanish brunette To- Tho
Swedish blonde. Ma 'uto for N" hair and blue
pencils to trace the veins and lumber pencils
Tor tn" cy,id- and Er mad me- FOR The lip@. and
ever, thing necessary for that fine ami art site
makeup witch rs.hoNs c,urar mint pul pow
der, all of which mas be- exhibited ~ lrHrl --ly
under tn glar' uI the hldthy hshiu' h- ,uu-
der the edsliLhis. and all ~ harmless ~ May
Jew or ru-, water.
By the side or these wonderful imprnvrr- of
bounty are Those magic preparations for the
hair. the Aurora. or golden fuIA. which IAN
turn any head II hair To- a golden hluuin, and
the last aud wost valuable di-l,ttry ol Shuw.
the Persian khruun. which w. 'uyner gray
hair simultaneously tu its nat raj color in
earlier years without the use ~ u.tlcr bead. or
lac sulphur or any other poisonou- or lnlnri.
Gus ingi jint AN niurlrss and 'l"athlul Nuid
thal n.ts - a r'sior.tiy' ~ wen e. nuir dye.
and Will hnr th" i"-i of any tnah-I~
On the lth'r side of g." cstaui =hm"nt Is a
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Amnstnltnts.

ID y. BAuNUM's ..
i NEW AND ONIN GREAT SHOW on EARTH
TiiIRU WEEK Or TRIUMPH
At gIf.NORI.S GANDEN.
AND iAsr WEEK Hlr one.
uNABATEp f,Tiii'stNsN' IMNENSE AUDIENCES :
TIlE Gl.I ~ SUCCESS or THE YEAR
TWO PERFORM NNVEs ENCi nNN
RENEWED ATTRACTIONS FRESH FEATiHESi
Brilliant demonstrations at delight shuWtftd on the
SU'sp stud marvellous mud hrnutnl performing stall
lions tor whose peers Mr. Birnun stands ready to give
&Ju,pD. aui
GLORIOUS AND Gladstone ONATfONS
extended to Miss IitNGllR the queen Of the side.
sIidc." aul hon slurp iuuI .ui stallion team. The
above declared hs tho rn'fr, press the
TWO GNANpESf fEAIl RES
ever introduced tn teiffu~rIuf
UNPARALLELED ED SUCCESS OF THE
WORLDS GRE WEST BARfHNtk RAIDER,
enables " FISH.
An entire unnnimitv pI opinion concerning the great
AMI grand or az thi.
THE FINEST AND MOST PERFECT
exhibition t signed Y the monarch Vt al shnwmcn
SiDnVu worth of entirely new features added IT, thu
nlr,ndv stur, nious collection Of hvins matNcls ani a
tomato wuni.i~
Mure thqn ~ ppppn worth of sterling novelties
ONE HUNDRED MNfCHlt~S GENERAL PERFORM
Doors open at and T. NJ Grand Animal and spec.
taculnr cutrcc hour later
The afternoon entertainments equal in every respect
those given the evening. and ie crowd being less
great. they Utablc Tor ladies aud chill
drcn
Prices - ~ aud p cents children under g. to Or
chcstra, - cents, Family circle. - cents
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Two PHILADELPHIA
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
itrhroush Trains each wi, l4ily. 2 Depot, in'.il
loInull. ID NV llIA.


Double TRACK ihe moot Improved E4mpmer- afit,a
Fast Ilu, oou,i,u'nt w4ti absolute -ls.s
rNprcs- train, leave NV York via pe.hrr,.., at
to.ttnlt -'- trr'. u uluN..
ti. 3D. -, 10 30 hnlt.l. 1870 " . o. r.
- NJ .tnd - h.im-lt san i"y. $50 30 =
R'inrn.n- Jain. ave PNlalrlplo Q 3D. 3 no T. 10
AM ~ 100 mt rNHrts. Scr tfI .
70 49, ti 80 - n. iul o. IuIl h-It OBJ. r... .t.
a-, o 80, ' $50 NJ. T. Z. b, D. NJ. -A.
ul-At
rl,nct oNrc' lc5 AMI az Rr1lw'v. So ttt
loI~', ant iint us-fr'..'. an t..f tI If-.- Hf
= HrnuNtu. lit llu. ani il- ltIi..l -l. Il ..t
depot. jersey cay EAlsfAnt u-Aet ou.'. , pa,..-f
flart
FRANK THOMSON l. T. NNrFr.
u'uHrti Ntu4-"r Con fts.
tLBA\l boat, rrprii LINZ
u i.r .tN-uui steamers DREW .IH ~ 'NliN .tN
ltr ~. So "a flNtr. .Hit Canal
or fHit NNlN ~ lI Hui iria. ..l d..
ke'in, warmed Do, steam Damn. ur O..' Do. .H...
CITiZE>s' LANE >TENMBONr. rUs
y lh'1, c.nncCN l- WiN t.l i.uIruti un'- .ti I--
and N,-t Sew aH.i Iat-li. I.Hut -t..tii .l'-..
saturday. .Ntcpui atrr NJ upm ll.i q b '..
ltruA 81 Through {. kcf, s.'l AIi '.I.-H-r i %
alt puut> iN~lNN tpANfLl. $50
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Susttuttiou.

4 GIINtN teacher wants a. give un-tru iHn bon
\ ltfN lr0nr.. Nsrunfl sHf lnttI'nniie- 10 -Nino
lANl fNf.If. fufiNr board am d- u4 Address Is
E"K I'r'rLrr '"'n'i;;np,KlslrN::cu,o,
Ial. l0.If-
All Is toNlla- ga NNElkiAfN
Newark. hl
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room MAYS STORE. B.i'cr 49, -.-
. 500 aIfr uIf t.fr ifu.~ i4r 80 d
De- -. - - ,ANl EuN >. l74 HriI-e 81. lf ....-
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5nPANTs rI>I>H.Ks ..n'd
~ hl,uLli,t i, rilnt 10 nowery
rA TINI~IITKS on SHIRTS wnt. r,,rn OUT, i'-..
~ ffl.f- suits --tauI 2 Ln-t siI .i. 80 r.ar
Inn EXPERT oIn rhtnr- 300 ami uu' o IA. hup-.
wv n4N.I. .fNnr.- iiNhh. li' lI4u., IT.
IDD nUn LADIES WHnrl tl hrn rlr-'riw
iNh'.NDO Ut.- iui i.nf.,l. 90 Walsh. htt works
tI. iit a. |tHi hHNr tlrm prN-~ into 90,
ili'-t -'lt-n. III. .l.nr.U.i .rDil'' ln- .. cont,
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ROOTII's THEATRE

" NINVFNIT- NTNTFTT.
- sale OF seats now prn-rrs.lnl 49, ..... :. =. -.
GRAND PERIOKMANtE 10 MORROW WEDNESDAY,
MIEKNOON.
BRILLIANT BILL.
formed throu IA thr knlues Of MANAGERS nui artists
JOIIN Mctt' IIDlftII tIt.NORE'S VI ~. TWENTY
ARBItkIF SECOND REGIMENT BANn.
Mis- FANNY GOODWIN PARK TffF NrilE COMPANY.
COULDOCK, BuOrlI ) THEATRE COMPANY,
and lpl Others
The Merchant Of vcniDo Roctntuns Boarding House.
Grand Concert operate TENS &c
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Double Track. ihc moot Improved Eqmpnoo- aeit,a
Fast. Ina, oou,is..mt y4tl .J,nlup -lfs
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Anlnstntnts.
,loOTII's THEATRE.

- Mrrti I.Dt'Git'S FAREWELL
LAST WEEK or tIlE SEASON
PROGRAMME
KING LEAR will be given this tuesday, Arrh ~ and
for the only time
NIRGlNlrs will be- naycd. and for the last times 70
morrow "Wednesday and Thursday nights, aud at the
farewell matinee on saturday
OfllEI1O will Nee given OH Friday cvenln, for the
FAREWELL RENEFir or MR. Meet lIOl GU
MACBETH VIII lc vivcnrn IN last niHl' n ~ season,
Saturday Aufil ~ Nr Meet ILtt CT appearing the
kLNL. .LL r-n- u.l lLL-- .l- m- ~ Ind. Ml-l-LM
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ID MIR WARDE'S BENEFIT
JARRETT PALMER .. Ics~,cs aud Managers
Mr FREDERICK u WNRpE hcg to announce that ms
FAREw ELL BENEFIT
performance will h, given next
MONDAY ENENlNG, APRIL ~.
when bill remarkable tor II. magnitude ana merit VIII
hc presented, rlu1ng tie entirr great play VI
nANON ANn iNfiIlAS,
IN which the uwnrd trngeitln
Mr. jobs Meet LLOlGH
will appear with the hcnvnciarc alter which the Balcony
Scene of Shtkc>frnrcs .
ROMEO AND JULIET.
introducing Miss MNrbE GRANGER, and, finally, the
nfst act VI the affecting nHuiicnl iranii,
HIACk EYED SUSAN.
\ delightful musical feature Viii he added
SALE OF SEATS To- III BEGUN TIL, THURSDAY
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Mttiinos

II OHSESriOTKS Mutual rfnicct,o A-,,uianon
q" N,M f"rk n'ris tli, rN"nni AZ Academy Han, ~
nv Hh 2i i bu-stN anl luurn"N men not rttnfullri
N UH ~ iu their lTif 90 Ia hr lr 81 M ul th. ul, tns
4 Me- AHr'p. S'ty. GEn CARL ~. ffr-'.
Middletown transcript., 1877-05-26
GENERAL NEWS.

The Mission to Brazil has been twice
offered to ex-senator Logan, Of Illinois,
and be has declined it each time
The Governor Of Pennsylvania has is
sued warrants for the execution Of ten
ofihe Mollie Maguires convicted Of mur-
der.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
determined to appoint commission to
investigate the Philadelphia Custom
House. 1t will be announced after the
New York investigation is completed.
President Hawley, Director General
GOshorn and Assistant Secretary Asch,
Of the Centennial Commission. have
been created, BY the King of Holland,
Knights of the Order of the Golden
Lion Of the Netherlands, in eonsidera-
ton of their courtesy to the Dutch rep
resentative at the Centennial Exhibi-
ton. The insignia of the order have
been transmitted to the gentlemen by
the State Department.
A terrific hail storm passed over
Shaftsbnry and the northern part Of
Bennington, Vermont. on Monday, de-
molishiDg windows and doing great
damage to vegetation One Of the
hailstones measured five inches in d.
aneter One weighed ten and one
half ounces Several were exhibited
at Bennington at 5 P. NJ. that fel
nine miles distant three hours previousl
Even then three of them filled mans
hand Nothing like it has ever before
been known there
In view of the great incompetency
manifested by numerous persons who
have in past years been appointed sur
veyors general as rewards for political
service, &c Secretary Schurz has pre-,
pared and is now issuing circular re-
quiring applicants to state their actual
practical education, experience and
general qualifications, BY means of
which be hopes to effect u great i'm
provement in this branch Of the public
business
Roumania has signed her declaration
ofindependence and war against Turkey
She ought to have our sympathy while
we are still warm with our. centennial
fervors, and it is very probable that
whatever may be the result of the war
Roumania will remain free. The war
will give her time to get into fighting
trim, and Turkey st its close will hard
ly be ready for war ofinvasion Greece
has sent a demand for guarantees for
the protection ofthe people Of the Greek
colonies We may hear shortly of the
independence Of Thessaly and Macedo-
MIA, aud protectorate by the Kingdom
Of Greece
Middletown transcript., 1877-05-26

In the Methodist Protestant Couven-
tion, at Baltimore, Wednesday, it was
decided TO bold the next General Con-
ference in Pittsburg Fraternal mess
engers we're appointed to the Methodist
Church of England, the Methodist
Episcopal Church and the Methodist
Episcopal Church South. A resolution
was adopted requesting the several an
nual Conferences or their presidents to
take measures for the celebration in
their respective districts Of the semi
centennial anniversary of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church in vember,
1880 Additional articles Of the Con-
stitution reported BY the Committee on
Revision were adopted, an amendment
forbidding the use Of tobacco being add
ed to that "On Christian duties. .
The Convention adjourned finally Wed
nesday night.