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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21
"FROG HOLLOW CLUB.

John Grssntelder q member OF the Frog Hollow
Club, was arrested In lott Haven on Monday night
by onlcsr James H. Reilly. Greenfelacr was caught
BY The odlssr In q highly improper act Yesterday
Judgs Kssmirc sont him TO the Island for three
months.
Tns Frog below CLUB is getting up an entertain
ment tor tue residents OF Morrisana, the proceeds
IRON which be devoted TO the GIN plot lent OF
an able lawyer 10 defend several Of its members who
arc now Tying IN jail awaiting trial for hiEhway rob-
berg aAd other offences.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

George Place, machinery commission merchant =.
No. 121 Chambers street and No. 103 Reade street. has
fled voluntary petition in bankruptcy before Rsais-
Fitch, having liabilities amounting to $l06 600
and assetA Among the creditors are The New
York Steam Engine Company, $lo,495 81; American
Tool Machine Company, $7,642 90; Cornelius Van
Brent, $50. SOL So; Jones LaugnIin. $lO,57s 20;
Woonsocket Machine Company, 1856 %; National
Exchange Bank, $5,2l6 u; +. Jewell Sons,
81, 765 So; Putnam Machine Company, So 3S4 Is
There claims against the old Arm OF George Place
l. Co., who made assignment 10 George +. Very,
Of Worcester. Mass. on November 81, 1874.
Register Dayton has received voluntary petition
In bankruptcy by George b. Merwin anu Isador Metz
gar comprising the irin OF George b. Msrwiu r Co.,
manufacturers ruies, &c, at No. Al Mercer street
The liabilities amount 10 about $50, 900
sets OF stock $3,64S OF and book accounts,
So $40. Tue principal creditors are Il. Uhlmans
S22s5 20; S. Lachmau. 5000; Passavsnt 4 Co,
81, Ala 3D.
George W. Gwyer, formerly dealer in poultry IN
Washington Market, has gone into voluntary bank.
ruplcy before Register Little, having liabilities
amounting TO 100000 and nominal assets. The
largest creditors are Mary A Gwyer So 6U0 securedS
Stewart MeDougall, S2364 II; James MeCarren.
$500 SS.
A voluntary petition IN bankruptcy has been nlsd
IN tnis CITY by James McGrath, Jr., OF Shandaken,
Ulster county, VINO has liabilities amounting 10 ST. 600
and no Assets.
Q. d. Relyea, OF No. 16 Beekman street. has gone
into voluntary bankruptcy before Register Ketchum,
having liabilities amounting 10 900 and assets
The principal creditor Is Gaylord WaLson whose claim
for 81 500 IL secured by chattel mortgage On the
bank rupL's furniture.
Ter Little yesterday by the following partics who do
sire to relieved Of their old debts :-BeDjauin v.
Wolf clothing dealer. OF Middletown N. " liabilities
Sill 029 So aud assets; James Norton, OF Miade.
town, liabilities So 7S5 u (of winch ,040 Is are
ungsn) nominal assets, So, 227 ID; jerome b. ran-
S229o The will DO referred Register r~yior,
Of NewburE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21
HoNEYMooN's TRAGIC ENDING.
prom The Galveston News, August 12l

u rom The Galveston News, August Il
A bloody assassination is reported near Dexter,
Cook coanty, Texas. A young man named Cline
about menth ego married young lady Who refused
70 marry man named Lucius Norshs,pgcr. Night
bsore last while Cline and his bride we're asleep, two
men crspt up stsaithy, and. with shotgun, empusd
q load int Ciins's head, killing HIM INSTANTLY. HIS
young wife sprang MP 70 nbd her husband becdy
corpse, aud by light Of the Northsineer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21

won BY any other genera, Banks Butler sxoeptsd
"If Early did force TINS nghl lie says lit IL strange
that Sheridan took The Initiative ana that 10 prevent
his getting in Early's and forcing the latter
hight with back TO the Early obliged "a
double quick "a large portion Of his command for
considerable distancen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21
REAL ESTATE.

The sales OF real estate effected At the Exchange
yesterday folows:-
KENNELLY.
Court Of Common Pleas foreclosure sale-F " b.
KENNEDY, referee-of the two story frame
build ngs and two two story brick stables. with
plot Of land IS. lotto. NOS 322 and 324 Goerck st.
D. OF Stanton ST. TO piantf.... $500
Similar sae-J. Miner, Jr, ref-ree--of the four
story lick and dwelling. with lot 24.9xlOO
Dooiey. ..... ................ e.4OO
..............................Sl5 400
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tho following statement, showing the real estate
trans actions recorded Registers office August
90 1873 IS furnished by Augustus Doharty, Deputy
Register
l2lss st., 24s r. e o. 4th hs i7.loon; Nom
Br1saT.y ssoaoi H f. ss i aossS
S.ss.
Chuck Observation-Disclosures. II 500
'I Sussa Hssnsh and hus .nG 1850
Tsa essns su so Life
ils:S t.. n. i6of. W. Of s;i .y slots, dcorsc
Oliver to George i. Turnot $4,000
William Kshoe to Richard D. Kehoe. .......... Nom.
ns% ssass ksno' bsSx; So.oo Nom
Annie Kehoe to Richard D. Kehoe and others $500
Bsiims an wife % Max Dsnsses ana sshers;. 5000
Madison av. w.. ~ It. n. OF 10Th st., 75xe5; 49,
ps:s st. 70 "ss0 and iiej 0S:ri.: .anda
eosr es.s% s. a. and IS, Levi: H. IVES;
wife 60 oh"rl.s Ma,sI.ee.......:: 10000
sc sae % f s. 4 thompson nv. ea s'.
7esa ~ .ns su.s s Of
.ca1a1c.: ''.'''''''' NOE"
Beal. william a.d vile 10 %isxandsr Hamilton,
o:s: tss and ns s SS'' s:. -u $1,000
tee &c.) OF 4Oth St., w. OF 6tn av years 25,0U0
Davis. Lewis h And wife. to tho Mutual Lite Insur-
mnce Comps No 81 East 35sh Is months. 5000
HeGerun. Peter and wife, to the Bank Tor Savings,
Of 10th IT, $50 IT, ". Of 9Th av year,. 5000
Same same =. Of Auth st., l25 IT, w. OF Sth
Hoser Nicoiaus, and wife to Richard selg. n O..
corner stanton and lie wis SITS; years 5000
Hope, Anthony and wife, TO Arnold and Martin
Friedman oftMurr~y 81 Got NO. 400 5000
same to Morits and Louis Joscphthsi, Same prop
erty 500
Kehoe. William, TO Christianna r. Kehoe SIS Of
Lawrence ST., o. of BloominsdAle road years. 175O
Ketchum, Norris and vile, W the Mutual Life In
months 80 600
Solomon isaac and wife, Heymsn n srris No. SO
Allen s. years ......,......... ......... 5000
Strong, John aud wife. 30 the Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, No. AZ av. ID and Nos SGT. 500
37i East am ST. 10 months ..... IL OOo
Them pson Ellen N. 10 tloreacio Escsante, of
10th st Of LIST Av.; years 1000
Tugnot, Ieorge h., TO Mary A. Oliver, n. o of Goth
W.. Of 9th av. years 6,0OO
Westheiner. Bernhard an d wife, TO Mcndelssohn
Bone violent society, ". .. Of sv @, n. Of 7th st.
years. ..., 1900
ASSIGNMENTS MoRraAGKs.
Coudert, Charles j. (aamin illustrator, &c). TO b. All
man and another So 500
Schuae. Andre to Conrad Stein.... ..., 300
Union Dime savings Institution to Tracy Russell 900
Walsh Ames to Richard Cum mings 2, 25u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21

IrLORfDA DthECT.-STEAMD RS Leave PIER 10
II EAST River every FRIDAY, at ~, for Ysrnsndina,
Fla, touchlng AZ brubswick and Port Royal steamer
CITY or DALLAS Captain Hines. will sail Friday
20 through freight and passage rates given all
points In the south and South bv O. "A. MALLORY
To. Agents. office per 20 East River, or COOK SON
JENKfNR 201 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21
MEETING OF CREDITORS.

The creditors OF John F. Trow, formerly publisher
Of the Guy Directory held meeting yesterday at tns
ONCE Of Register Dayton. Five CLAIMS were proved,
aggregaing $6I, 467 Al by the following creditors:
John II. Murray, $53,34s go; Charlotte A. Banks,
$500; National Needle Company. OF Springfield,
Mass. 81, 500; Charles Jenkins, 1921 So; Boardmau
u Boaranan, $500 90 Frederick 5. Wat was elected
assignee.
A meeting OF the creditors OF Oscar ID. Dixie. tea
broker, formerly OF The nrm OF Townsend, Cinch h
Dike of No la Pearl street, was held al the Office OF
Register DwigD,. Inc schedules presented showed
liabilities amounting to Sl54 000 and three clsims for
s5AO37 ~ were proved ny the following parties:-
James r. Dixie. S45.ol7 -; Thomas Scout, 4,475 IS;
A. J. Walker, S3,949 90 samuel Walker was elected
Tho creditors oil James CraghweIl dealer In dry
goods formerly ut fnrd avenue and l22d street. met
yesterday at tns Office OF Register Dwight ana hnsl
dividend OF two per cent was declared.
A. a meeting OF the creditors Of Charles +. W.
Koehler aud Frcdcrka kocher, neid yesterday at the
office OF Register dwight, ths assignee, II. Y. Lock-
wood. presented his 1nai accounting and was dis-
charged the creditors ~i receive no dividend
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Joseph NJ Kocnier, retired banker, who vent int
bankruptcy before Register Ketchum in May, with
liabilities amounting to S45o,ooo made application
for NJ. discharge end tho matter came up yssssrdsy
Opposition made by several Of the Creditors and
the usual time was allowed which TO c their speci
hcarons.
oIiver b. Tweedy, assignee Of the lato nrm OF
Buckley. Murphy Cecil, dealers In dry goods, sub
mtted his accounting 70 Register Dwight ysster-
day and discharged fhc papers show that claims
to the amount Of $1,000 II were proved, and upon
those three dividends, aSgrcgatng thirty-seven per
cent been pad 10 tuo creditors.
Register Little yesterday reported In favor OF ds-
continuing tho proceedings In bankruptcy OF Hctte
Cans msn uiacurers of umbrellas NJ No. $40 Broad
way, the firm having effected q settlement WIN Their
creditors In the state courts
Gabriel L. Blow, manufacturer OF furs nj No. IA
Wooster street, made an assignment Yesterday ior
the benefit OF his creditors TO Louis Scniamm. ne
was formerly OF the Arm OF Bernard BLOW, which
dissolved IN February 1877, and he had capital Of
about 81, 900 In his business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21
LIONEL MARTINS VERSION OF THE DA1rLE
CONS DEnED THE MOST coRREcr.

from the Buna,o Express, August lo.1
The Utica 0bscrpers effort TO deprive sheridan Of
the glory he won in the campaign OF the
Shenandoah Valley has brought cut . letter
TO the NEW YoRK HERALD from one OF the
Generals staff officers, who indignantly
successfully, We think-vindicstcs his gallant
chief IRON The various aspersions In the article IN
question. The good faith OF the writer 10 demon
strated by the TACT that ne makes mis- statsmenss
over mis- full MISUNDERSTANDING Nesins Martin,
late Brovet Lieutepant Colonel United states Volun.
Ho quicfly dfsposes OF the ObsevveTs somewha M
uent charge that the battle OF Opequan, more
commonly called "rhc Battle OF Winchester" was
"ierced" on Sheridan by Early and would have been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21

TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.
nsaE GRExf PRovIDENUE LINE TO BOSTON
II Providence direct
FULL NIGHTS kkSf- ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL.
The favorfte palace steamers MASSACHUSkfT IT'S and
RHODE ISLAND. from Disr 10 North River. at r. n.
THE OLD. RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
for ali points asst from pier 81 North River,
foot Of Jay ST.. At 8 T.. n.
EXCURSIONS.
4 PLYMOUTH ROoK EVERY DAY
Delightful daily family excursions up and
down the beautiful HUDSON River,
ROMANTIC THE RHINE OF AMERICA.
tPLYMOUTH ROCK, Captain sam Martin
stopping u good while at
WEST FONT AND NEWBURG
SAIL whore the scenery 10 1T its grsndest. Op.
lportunity gwen for visiting the United
states Military Academy Washington's
FINE MUSICAL ENTERTAINM Mt
DAILY, MARINE BAND, GLEE CLUB xYLO-
IPHONE, BENT, the great cornet player;
lCHIMES, &c &c.
RKt ECTOKY ON BOARD.
FARE, enti,s grand excursion. 50 CENTS
INCLUOIH0I Children, IS cents
BOAT LEAvEs every morning Qncud
ing SUNDAYS from pier (at the Bat
terry. North River. ut BIS o'clock, and foot
OF 22d St. North River mt As O'Clock
SUNDAYS BROOKLYN PASSENGERS will take
ANNEX boat at Fulton ST.. sos A. NJ.
No EXTRA CHARGE for transfer either
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21
THE CHARGE REITERATED THAT SHERIDAN DID
NOT TURN DEFEAT INTO VICTORY.

THE CHARoE THAI SHEktDAN DID
NOT TURN DEFEAT INTO VICTORY.
From the Utica Observer, August 49,
Tho Observers recent structures General Sheri-
dams military career nave stirred up Widespread
and somewhat ACRIMONIOUS newspaper discussion.
The NEW YoaK HERALD has given place to large
number OF mmunicat,ons designed rs answers 10
the Observer. Most Of them rhetorical than
argu men,ative, and more interpretative than con-
vincing. They leave untouched one essential point
that, while sheridan proved himself u good fighter,
he never planned campaign nor demonstrated his
capacity to direct tno movements OF men not under
his immediate command, and tnat u was therefore,
gross act oil favoritism by which no was promoted
over The heads OF Meade aud Thomas In regard to
the battle OF Cedar Greek, line ofcer Of the 15oth
regiment, Now York Volunteers gives, through the
HERALD, bret and comprehensive account
This accords with all other trustworthy re-
cttas of the battle which have como TO our notice.
ana ~ strips of the romance from '5herdan's
Ride" II Is not Questioned that he made the ride,
but Is not true that he turned defeat 70 victsry.
That 10 all there - o. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21

NEW LINE"
TO BOSTON.
On and after Monday August i9 lS1s end unt further
NEW YORK, fastest Long Island sound
Alyns Point miles below Norwich
and pier 40 North River New York, forming. With new
NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND RAlLKOAD.
NEW LINE BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
FARE EITHER WAY
ONE DOLLAR.
Rates subject to daily reductions
The old attractions of the Sound revived.
A first class supper for so cents.
BkRTHS FREE
Continuous trips-no stop over
Avoiding Point Judith :.
Boats ave Pier River New York. Ut 80 p NJ
Trains foot of sur st., Boston, At NJ
Tickets sold only Pier 40 North River and board
boats only day Of sale. Connecting train makes
station between the boat and Boston, No
stop Tickets continuous passage and only
by tho connecting train or boat :
s. A. GARDNER. IT, Agent.
SUPERINTENDENT Pier 40 Nov York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21

COAsTWlDH STEAmsHIPs.
NTEw YORK AND CUBA MaIL s s. LINE FOR
xss% a.' ca1s i A.s..
rct .ued also for VgHx cauz and WEST INDIA
ISLANDS in connection With French and English steam
'''' "''' ''" " JAMES e. WARD co. us Wan 8.
LIMITED STATES s Emp v sHHSII LINE
Tor St. Thomas Para, Pernamouco. Bahia asd Rio dc
Tn. MAJ. frs, class iron ssssm.hip CITY OF RIO DE
yANEIEo Captain Wei. VIII sail Tor the above ports
Freirhts ~ low rates taken for tho above ports
Freight All times a. Roberts dos. Brooniyn.
n, iusnsnee can eject same under our open policy.
For freight engagements or passage (nsvihg eiek~n -
e'm%0 A. %H2I .o{ CO. Agents
No freight received on DAY OF sailing Freight paysols
HALIFAX n. s.. AND ST. JOHNS. N. r.. CROMWELL
Hns.-sssamshps leave as follows from pier 10 North
.;:s:n, %
freight ssi e ssps 'n'nS LHsR sExGXS
CAvANNAH FLORIDA.
4 LIVINGSTON. from pier Is East River. "wednesday.
oY MACON from % Ns5sA Ely ys Saturday,
Agent s, MTnss .ssA F.k rs srS co.,
Agents Wednesday steamer, 81 south st.
A~.pt 4. 9. RR. SIS Broadway. GEORGE yoSGE.
"s'" Agent G. RK., 400 Broadway.
AT Y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL 8 3 LINE
FOX HsvasS B Blk hsr. aX K'' vEsA okuz
SFESs' sair
ste s.s.U.r. Save New oi:an: sspism'sr and -
Vera Crus via Tampico yaxpan making CLOSE
''AA'' r. ALExAS DIRE 4 Sons 81 and 50 Bro.awsy.
NASSAU, \. r, ST. JAGo Sr AND CiENFUE s.,s.
aSRkXY s gsRsIs eo q south
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
4 TAKE THE
PEOPLES EVENING LINE.
DREW AND ST. JOHN.
THE FINEST STEAMERS IN THE WORLD,
LEAVE PIER Al \. r.. DAILY SUNDAYS Ex-
CEPTED) AT r. NJ.
SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, WHITE MOUNTAINS,
MONTREAL AND QUEBEC.
ALSO FOR
ROME, RICH FIELD SPRINGS.
SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER,.
BUFFALO AND CHICAGO,
AND ALL POINTS NORTH ON. THE DELAWARE
AND HUDSON RAILROAD, AND WEST ON
LINE NEW iOKK CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
THIS Is THE ONLY EvENING LINE STEAMERS
SELLING TICKETS AND CHECKING BAG9AG
THROUGH TO POINTS ON NEW YORK CENTRAL
W. Il. DREW, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21

METROPOLITAN
orRs YHoa $40 A. NJ 10 iarM
nossis sr-Ne.r... pon, to south terry and Battery
CoRTLANDT st.-Searsst point Tor Jersey City and
PxNK fLAcE.-sear.s pelns for Pos, Office. City Hall
cIAxBsRs si.--Nesress psint tor Paveuis and Eric
Jersey ci,x and Lane steamer. Ter xiSs"y '''
sL ~; "a ST. main, "a, csr,.,o,,., ,,,,,. a,
ESD sTSsavs point for T.sn,yshird street ferry to
Jer.sy City
sap sf-s..r... po'.s tor s.- York Central Railroad
ss. i s1rs,~;.. ,s,:, g, c Co. s.,s -
yos Dowsfows. IRAIS !, i.ss west sd. station.
..s.o. s..-.., ~. ssa: z 500 ~ and s.o7
r. ssso The fax s,s :. 8 cents 8. 49,, .uv
md ssSr SD :,s::s Is;s
and ssas college sa .ass % ssS
Ssf afa ri 'is LIZ
Ar9RAkD 81. Win Tor Dssorossss ana East Grand
Al Bi.EscKkR ST.. With e.r, for e.s and vs..
ATsIH ST, With cars tor Christopher and Bass Tenth
Al lsii ST.. vita tor IVES. Iwsp.y,hird ana Hast
AZ s ' .s s. ss ,:i s
AT ssfn ST.. with car. icr Bsl Lane abroad
NJ VAN BsocKLIS sap.ria, sSdSa'oS' r''''''''
II ono BRANCH AMI PhILADEIPHIA
IL via New Jersey Southern Railroad
eommeneing June u, 1878: steamers VIII leave
at Sandy Hook win trains for
Long Branch, Q, o so A. ~, T. 3 a. s. SOS r NJ
Bach s:s sr Haven, ssa J;%; a'y'i $40
Esi;.ssl S.s q: atlantic
Ocean drove, I'D A. NJ, I. S45, 8 r. NJ
s'''''' W at'ss s ssf.fiss ' .s:i.' Manages.
WANfaD-rwO TICKETS To ST. LOUIS VIA
General Post once. """'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21

WANraD-rwO TICKETS ~ sT. LoUIs VIA
General Post once. 0""'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21

East 33d st.,
S:l5 a. NJ. aud l 90 p. N.
south 5th vt. Wiimsb'g.
$3.50 A. M. and ! us z. NJ.
Broome ST.. N. Y,
6:45 A. N. and I 30 +. NJ.
Jewell's Whit. Brooklyn.
90 A. M. and l AS r. NJ.
Staanle taava RoCka
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21

A -CIrfZENs LINE-TROY BOATS.
n estate rooms 81 and So palace stesmcrs SAkA-
TOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily except sATUR-
DAY p. M, from PIER 40 North River. foot LEROY
St best route TO , SAKAT0GA LAKE la GEG1HsStrE,
MOUNTAINS WITHOUT CHANHE. SURE CONNEC-
TONS WITH EARLY TRAINS State rooms and through
tickets DODDs, ga Broadway, New York; Court st.
Brooklyn Free transfer to and from Brooklyn by Eric
Annex boats
A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY 30 ArS.-C. VIBBARD
land DANIEL DREW leave vestry street pier a. :35
and street pier nj A. NJ landing At sck
Saursrtiss Catski hudson Connects vt Vest Point
To Vest Point NewbHrg returning by down boat at
curson rates Transfer Annex boat leaving Brook
at A. M connecting At Albany with trains north and
west Special and from Saratoga, making close
stopping only ut Mechsnicsviile Round Lake
Bsilston. Tickets boats Bagga- checked Round
tim AT ex cur
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-29
it is hard cash. These being days of re-
sumption, perhaps Washburn has resumed
the tactics of 1874.
THE BANKRUPT LAW.

Though the bill repeating the bankrupt
law has passed both houses, it still lacks con-
siderable of becoming law. The bill orig
inally passed the Senate and was amended
in the House. It now has to go before the
Senate again for concurrence in the amend
ments of the House, and 1t is possible there
may be some delay in the agreement. After
it's final passage several days are pretty
sure to elapse before its approval by the
President.
Up to the time when the President actually
signs the repeal bill, the present law is in force
and can be made available by parties wish
ing to use it. The law requires those hay-
ing no assets to obtain the consent of one.
fourth in number and one third in amount
of those proving up their claims in order tc
obtain their discharge. Those who have
been honestly unfortunate will have no trou.
BILE in securing relief, but a contest with the
present condition of the law will be likely
to prevent the debtor from making head
xuov
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-29

Our Bismarck correspondent sends us
another letter, which we publish this morn
ing, from which it appears that some of tho
people in that enterprising city take excep-
tons to his graphic description of the charac-
teristics of the town. His instructions were
to give facts as he found them, and naught
set down in malice. We have every reason
to believe that our correspondent is obeying
instructions, and if so, the reputable people
at Bismarck ought to feel under obligations
to the GLOBE, instead of indignant.
Bismarck is undoubtedly no exception to
frontier cities correspondingly located. A bad
element always seeks such locations, but the
way to relieve the community is not by CON
cealment but by exposure. In the hurrying,
pushing, frontier towns the better class of
residents too often neglect to improve the
surroundings by such remedies as thew
possess. So long as no public notice is
taken OF 1T nothing is done, but when they
see themselves as others see them, thew be-
come aroused to action. We predict that
however our Bismarck friends may view the
matter now, they will ultimately thank the
GLOBE for it's publication.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-29
-4bOce the Clouds.

Tuesday evening the amateur performance
'Above the Clouds will be produced at the
Academy of Music. Already the club is as
sured a packed house, as tickets are selling
with remarkable rapidity. The play is in
two acts, and although it does not admit of
very elaborate stage mountings and scenic
effects, possesses attractive features that will
be sure to please those in attendance. The
cast Of characters is as follows:
Philip Ringold, mountain hermit ......
Mr.. Will Bassctt
Alfred Thorpe, man of the world ........
Dir. Geo. Teller
Amos Gaylord, a country gentleman.
MIR. h. A. Smith.
Horace Gaylord, knight of the soil. $685..
Mr.. w. Il. Cray
Titus Turtle, gourmand. Observation-Disclosures.
................Mr Mr.. Charles McC. Reeves
Curtis Chapman, Chips in the rough.
Mr.. Geo. B. Eustis
Nat Naylor, an embryo poet.
...................... Mr.. J. Newton Mind
Grace ingalls,, young artist.
......................M Miss Nellie NimOcks
Miss Kate Lennon
Susie Gaylord, a country lassie. ..........
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Carrie Cornell
Lucretia Gerrish, $50 romantic .........
:....: 800. Mrs. Chas. A. Nimocks
The entertainment IS given for the benefit
of the organ fund of Gethsemane parish, and
it is a pleasure to note the interest manifest
ed in the result by our citizens.