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AAINNENIENTS.
Nine. Modie.Ga in "East Lynne.,

Nine Modjcska. Mt tho Grand Opera
Houee last evening. appeared for the first timo
In this city RI Lddv Isabel and Nine. Vine in
drnmatztion Of East Lynne" There was u
large and fashionable audience assembled. and
Nine. ModJ"ska WIS very warmly upplnudcd
and several times called before the curtain.
The play Is not very good one, and while
Nine. Modi"skas conception Of the character
Of Loov Isabel is marked Ivy Il nice and delicate
apprehension Of its peculiar quality. she did
not last evening convey the impression that
II was specially fitted to h"r. Some OF the OK
qulslte grace OF her acting AMI the charm-
ing transition OF emotion and contrasts
OF feeling that are so CHARACTERISTIC OF II were
whore, az the young wife and mother. she
peneNes ner unhappy suspicious OF ,her
passionate resentment nbandons her bot
ter self and allows half unconsciously.
an insidious scoundre to drag her away TO in
its deepest significance. The subsequent
scene In which she discovers his true character
nnd w "c'uhl nn.ure OF lhe s.e! SLY nu "avn
ana its ,enormity and unnaturalness. was
marked by mingled anger scorn, sci f-abnso-
mont and despair that succeeded each other
with the deepest Intensity OF expression;
She was. perhaps strongest when. disguised
as Mole. Vtne. she clings as q mcninl In her
doned trying vainly to hide the oulbursts Of her
natural feelings and living in the alternate
ecstasy and agony OF .carcssing them as n
proaches OF their unknown mother. The
passages emhodying the death scene Of her
little one, her distraction. her frantic declaration
| OF herself, her recognition by the dying child,
and the ensuing physical and mental collapse.
were the occasion OF acting by which II was i'm
| possible not TO be moved. and not to feel that 1t
| implied the fullest degree Of artistic express
| sion. This was in spite OF some very untortu-
nate material in the structure OF the play itsot.
and its natural disposition toward wkwardncss
and crudity; There were repeated intelicites OF
method and form which detracted from the
general effect but they affected the other artists
which people familiar with most Fast
Lynnes" can probably very readily under
stand, and Nine. ModjeskA IL not too well
suited in tho part. Nevertheless II affords op-
portunities OF seeing her delicate and sensitive
apprehension OF womans nature. and the ex-
quisite art by which she gives II form and eN-
preston. and these opportunities should not be
lAQf
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The Childr.n,. "P,narare.r

The Pinaforc " has been made the parade
ground. first " last for almost every variety
Of experiment. and yesterday the little ones
had their turn at 1t in Wallack's Theatre
whore it was given at a matinee performance
All tho parts were taken by boys and girls
some Of them very little and very young and
others more advanced. but all young. No spec
tacle replete with so much freshness. grace and
artessness could be otherwise than pretty and
charming. Tho stage. peopled with bright
faces full OF innocent pleasure, was as lovely
as n flower garden.
From the artistic point OF view. tho per-
formance was, OF course. n very unequal one.
That any child should give anything but n
childish representation OF Sv Joseph Porter.
: Ralph Rdckstrdic. or Josephine. was out Of the
question. The moment they did they
would become men and women. or that worst OF
all stage odurts-phenomcnons SO those vii o
go 10 see the children must accept them "a such.
and prepare themselves 10 hear Ralph and
Josephine pipc to each other in childish treble.
ald Dick Deddeye and the Bodtsodin converse
in anything but bass voices. On the other hand.
they will find all the points correctly taken.
and much OF the'siage business quite ms good
rs in the maturer companies. The singing also.
though given with weak voices. will be found To
be always true, and the choruscs rendered with
freshness. spirit, and real excellence that
leave nothing 10 be desired.
II IL n version Of the opera that particularly
addresses itself 10 the children. who will find
genuine delight In their little contemporaries
on the stage.
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Mr.. Jeromc MopLIn.'. "samueI."

After many tribulations Mr.. Jerome Hop
kins at last produced his operatic oratorio.
Samuel" in the Academy last evening. Mr..
Hopkins aims 10 be something of mu-
sicaI reformer. and he undoubtedly has
done very much in the way OF free
vocal instruction for hundreds. perhaps
thousands OF young people in this city through
his Orphoon schools. But his efforts To give
cheap opera. even ~ tho most unexccutionahlc
kind. in which such exalted persons rs Eli.
saul. David. and Ahn.r take part. do not
seem to have greatly attracted tho pub
lie mind. Perhaps tho general interest in
the venerable prophet is confined 90 ono hay
in tho week or ONrnhach nnd his fppant
companions may have l'e-en"d our capacity for
serious contemplation IN musical matters. At
all events the public did not h,"k IN large mum
beers 90 the Academy. Mr. Iopkins's work is
sombrr in tone. but il has merit especially In
the orchestral parts whore there Is eX-
c"ent and ingenious writing. Mr.. Hop
kins has evidently studied Mendelssohn s
methods with cure ana with advantage
oratorio, and with large "horus-one Of two
hundred voices instead u twenty five or thirty
it would. We believe. be more effective. Ii has
not movement, action. progress. or incident
sufficient for an opera. Certain Of the parts
last evening were very nicely sung. The ah-
sence OF programmes makes 1t impossible.
however, to arrrcait those who took them. As
they were amateurs, this probably was as well.
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DENNIS MURPHY'S FATE.
Supposed to Have Been Murdered aud Ills
Body Cast Into the River.

Norwich, Conn, May 5.--The decomposed
body OF man about 40 years old was taken
from the Thames River about two miles below
this city on Saturday noon. Subsequently 1t
was identified by n gold ring on the little finger
as that Of Mr.. Dennis Murphy n well to do
groceryman OF Taftvie. Mrs. Murphy wife Of
tho dead man. completed the Identification in
the evening. Murphy camo to this city on
March IS with large sum Of money. He wore
an overcOat for which he had recently paid $40
He was last scen in the brothel Of Mrs. Lizzie
kegwin 20 Water street. at q late hour on tho
night Of March %. When the body was found
1t was clad In a shirt. a pair of trousers. and
stockings only Ii is conjectured by the police.
who are vigorously working up the case that
Murphy became involved in n dispute over a
game OF cards and was accidentally killed.
either In Kegwin's saloon or In that Of n disco
lutte rum seller in the suburbs that he was
robbed and his body cast into the river. One OF
the witnesses who was last with him has left the
city. and the other Is also away. At an inquest
to-day a Jury thoughtlessly rendered n verdict
of death by drowning before they had heard the
pertinent testimony. The witnesses who were
with Murphy last cannot be found.
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THE THOLE TOwN sHIKEN.
Explosion OF u Car Land or Dynnmite-FIn
Cars aud Many Huildtngs wrecked.

Explosion or u Car Land or Dynnnite-FIny
Cars aud Many Buildings wrecked.
STRATFoRD, Ont, May 8. At about 10 A.
NJ. the whole town WIS shaken M though by the
shock Of nm earth quake. Windows were blown
in. and even sidewalks. upon which people wcro
walking. were shaken so ny to cause the pedes-
trims IT, fall. ear laden with dynamite had
exploded ut the Grand Trunk freight yard The
wreck mado by the explosion beggars dcscrlp-
tion. Underneath the dynamite car hole soy
eral feet in depth had been scoopcd out. The
end Of tho brick freight shed and part OF tho
roof were blown down; several franc build
ings were lrvelled to the ground. and long
string " freight cars lying in the yard wore ut
terly wre ked. The business part Of the town
hut II shared In the disaster. Valuable plato
glass windows were broken, ard MANY others
were blown in. frames and all. The damage
done to property Is estimated Mt many thousand
dollars. Two railway employees working in
the yard. Frank Iemnine OF Montreal md
Thomas Dolan Of Strntford. were blown into
fragments the foot Of one OF them being found
two hundred yards of,
The houses around tho freight shed were
nearly all wooden buildings. and several were
blown into small fragments. Some fifty cars
were blown into splnters. and as many more
were damaged.
The car in which the explosion occurred was
freightcd ut Montreal for Amhcrstburg. and
contained thirty packages. which were entered
account of Vanderbilt to BE- used in blasting at
the Detroit tunnel when the explosion oc-
Cured the ears were being shunted I'm the yard
The damage Will exceed 1850. 600
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MONDAY. May 5.-FtoUR AND MEAL.-wore
Rs3G5. extra state SC. t36i0S8s 10 Western
spring. Xxx aud XXX. stas5 75 do winter shipping
extras. fiS5datl ~ do Ky and Xxx. e. 7pS5 IS; Min
nesota patents 81 5DsfS. city shipping extra 81 sfj
Southern bakers and family brands sL7j@f6 southern
shnping extras si9siG5 Rye nour. Rhine. ~ 9OS
500 Corn meal-We-trrn, &c. f29f2 20; Brandy wine,
s2ho Wheat ieed y ton. si39ei5. rye feed. el6
CorrON-Spnts hc higher and &C i've. MddlnR up
lands, l2Ac sales g1 bales Futures excited buoy
ant closing ~ ~ No for Nay - 4c for June ~ sec.
Tor July, l26oc for August ~ 36c Tor September.
" III for October n 32c. for November and ti24c.
Tor p@cember sales $4,000 bales Receipts the ports
4.SJl bales
pRovisoSs-Pork more active alta decline: on the spot
sales I'D bhls old mess 81 i2is quoted 81 963SO;
for future delivery 400 hbls sold June So 9jesf 10
and August Slou5 Lard also lower aud active on
the spot sales 2tD tcs rhine citv. IKE, and do
Western. 2O@6 7ts e6 1htic for future delivery 90
02516 2Jc August 2jc and all the year, i2kc. re-.
fined Tor the continent 65jc Bacon dun at a8ic for
lone and short clear Cut meats quiet sales 900 ms
clear bellies. ~ ms. sac Dressed hogs weak ~ AKA
5lSc latter for pigs Butter steaer state pals.
l2@l5c and new Western creamery i2aisc. Cheese
GRAIN Wheat was shade higher, but quiet; sales
1000 bush at ~ for No snrng, ~ saspc for re-
lected spring. SOC 0si for ungraded do Sii4afl ~
Tor ungradcd red winter and ~ - for No red
tor June Rye was rm but quiet at 0262l&c Tor state,
and 56J7i,c for Western 500 bush Canada. In bond,
sold NJ 0Oc. Barley was dun and nominal oats were
moderately active at hrmer prices sales 300 bush At
white 35@:iJisc.. and No mNed. 33sc. Corn was
quiet ut shade higher prices sales OF 1000 bsh in
clndng steamer. ~ &c No. do, a. @i4kci 40
44'.c for No Tor May, aud HkS'ie for do Tot June.
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Collaboration On May I. by the Rev George
Nixon, Thomas Gable Of Sow York TO Fannie " GARRISON
OF fremont
CLOCK-WEED In this city March Is. by the Rev
William LLOYD, Mr. Darius Clock to Miss Mary Weed.
both ot Fairfield County. Conn.
CuRrlS-PREuD AT Grace Church, White
Plains May I, by the Rev. 2 H. Van klecck. DR. n ".
Gurus 10 Gertrude y Frcrihu daughter OF z. T.
Proud hommc OF White Plains
Northumberland On Wednesday, April %.
by the Rev Dr. Hopper Lewis iiocnder Of Woodbridge,
\ j. 10 Miss Julia G. Brrrcr of New York city.
HUrCHlNGs-flCilr -pn wednesday. April 81. ~ the
residence of the brides partut bv the Rev A u ATKINS,
thar.e. Huchings On Anna daughter Of e. q ficht
klNkEl.-llAtl E.-uu SUNDAY. April - by tic Rev.
Geo O.. Phelps. Mr.. George A. kInko 10 Mics Mary 4.
Hague. both ~ this city
LEwIs-lOWL ANp'-On "wednesday April ~ NJ the
residence ct the bride atrr 10y the Rev John nickin-
Edison Lewis New NHrk eily o. Louise NJ datgh
tr ~ lanes lluNlind OF Mount Vernon. "
sARGENr-iliLL lin oafurfav. Apul 20. az the
Church ot the Epiphany Washington u e.. by the Rev.
Dr. Parrot Nathan sargent. Master Emitted states Nav
20 Miss Isabel Hill
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MONDAY. May 8.
The stock market was very active and OK
cited, hut everything was at skies and SOW
ems. The Granger roads. the coal shares. AMI
fancias"were all better vel nuctuntinr widely
and frequently. Tho now fnncies-the south
western roads. ~ well As Wabash-were fever
formly weak, but the old fancics wore bost sup
ported. Railroad bonds We're active. but tho
speculative issues without decided or general
de,lrcr. but quiet Money on call. 24i Z cent.
Subscriptions to the Z q cent. rounding Ger
tincars si4re Saturdays report S776oO; total
We hear Of various plans for the scaling Of tho
bonds OF the Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central Railroad Company. 50. ~ 10 meet tho
terms Of Judge HarlAn's decision. Ono Is to
cancel the unpaid coupons. amounting In So
0000oO and leave the principal untouched.
Another is TO reduce the rate ~ interest to 6 q
cent, also leaving the principal rs II IL Oh
either OF these plans the interest 10 be paid Nv
no greater than II the principal were reduced
rs the lease reqqiresi but. Of course. neither
could be- adopted without tho Pennsyvana's
previously referred TO- of selling the road under
foreclosure OF the first mortgage. subject 10 the
lease, is Objectionable for the reason that it
would open door 10 further litigation. as to IT,
elect on the continuance Of the lensc
We mentioned q few weeks ago. that efforts
We're making in Mnssnchusrts 20 grt a charter
Tor company 10 build ralirold across Mexico
from the Pacific Ocean 20 the United States. to
connect with q" Atchison, Topeka and Santa
re lthllIhdus W. ltHIh NNhl lllf flUIl'E liN
neen or soon will be granted. and that the COM
pany is 20 be- called the Sonora Railway Com
pany. The route of the road will be from the
port OF Guaymas on the Gulf Of California
northcry 20 the boundary between Mexico and
the United States.
The lower branch Of the Missouri Legislature
has PASSED hl authorizing the issue of per
cent. bonds with which to take up the per
amounting to tl00O1OOO. As il is not likely
that the new bonds viii he worth par, some 81
ne opponents OF the party now IN power IN
Missouri profess 70 sec IN IN" measure pur-
pose OF forcing holders Of the old bonds to ar-
cept the new ones under thrrats u reputation.
The conduct Of the Legislature in attempting
to aid the counties Ot the State to avoid paving
their debts gives some color to tho accusation.
prominent Chicago hide dealer is said, by
the Chicago Iiibiulr. to have received lot Of
Chinese DRY hides by way Of New York. These
hides are somewhat smaller than ours. but APP
pear to, be in excellent condition. being well
trimmed unbranded. aud light and will proba-
bly, make good upper leather. Some OF the
local tanners will experiment with this lot, and
II tho result 10 satisfactory. moro may be
ordered. They have the merit OF being cheap.
Tho Central Union Telegraph Company in
0swego to-day elected as directors jay Gould
New York; D. Ii. Bates. New York; Dennis
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The New Music Han In rwen,y-thIrd street

Roster & Balls concert hall in the remod-
eed st. james Theatre in Twenty-third street
was opened to tho public last evening. and was
densely thronged until late hour. The street
in front Of the place was blocked with curious
spectators and II wns difficult 10 wend ones
way through the crowded nssemOage. great
transformation has taken place in the appear
ance OF the hall. II is frescord very deliberately
and in excellent taste and ~ fitted up generally
10 be n comfortable resort for summer or win
tor Tho musical programme contained popu-
Jar selections from the opera and from Onen-
bach and Strauss. There were several pieces
by Mr. Rudolph Bial. the director OF the or
chestrn.
Music Of this kind-light. popular. but we'll
selected-it is tho purpose Of the managers to
give regularly hereafter. The applause.
cheers, and general merrlment last evening
showed that the public taste had not been mis-
taken.
Mr.. Bial n brother Of one Of the proprietors
Ia from KrOll's celebrated Concert Garden in
Berlin. He has an orchestra Of thirty select
players from the Philharmonic and Thomas e
old orchestra. Mr.. Bial is n noted musical di-
rector. and also popular composer.
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A little brown-eyed boy. clothed in faded
trousers coat. and wAistcoat was found crying by
policeman m the Grand Central Depot after the
arrival Of the early Boston train yesterday In the
ton In the basement OF the building he first gave ms
name age. and residence Henry Fisher aged II, New
Orleans which he presently changed to Henry Starr,
Jefferson cry Mo, He said that he went TO an EXHIBIT
ton Fore paugs circus in Jefferson city Christmas
evening, and stayed ate that he WAS AFRAID To 60
home Somebody persuaded him TO go with the circu.
this capacity through the Mississippi Valley 10 Texas
finally ending his tour at PHILADELPHIA where the circus
broke up lie then went alone 10 New Orleans, whence
he took steamer for Boston Part Of the time he worked
his passage but most he allowed to travel
free lie relied for subsistence in the cities he visited,
charity lie was Mt to MatrOn Webb.
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The Aimee opera company has left Booths
and established itself at the Park Theatre. Civ
ing its first performance there last evening
This theatre Is much better adapted in size to
the class OF operas produced by the troupe and
to the voices Of its members. The details Of stage
management in this company are 80 thouctiully
arranged and So nicely carried out, that dis
tanco il not needed TO enhance the ensemble,
since all the stage business OF these nccpm-
plished French actors mny be watched with in
trrrst and pleasure. The opera given last even
ing was Lecocqs Petit Due" a work of whose
merit We have So frequently spoken that further
comment is scarcely necessary.
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rhn. rrouble.ome $50 oresnbaeL.

The complaint OF the colored sailor boy
Lemuel Williams against Cashier Clifton A. Merritt is
10 he submitted TO the Grand jury to-day. Chas II.
Isham leather merchant Of ~ Gold street is the fore
man In the prosecution OF Mr. Merritt should he be IN
dicted the District Attorney Will follow precedent
corded the archives of his office In this Der
saloon keeper. having supplied two glasses of bee
70 two customers given 80 bank note In payment
He returned ninety cents change ani protested that the
bank handed him only one dollar note. lie
indicted for grand larceny convicted aud sentenced
10 state urisOu for five
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Busln,ss Notirrs.


This Institution regularly Incorporated by the Leg
islature OF the state for Educational and Charitable pur
1865 the Of twenty five years 10 which
the nvioabic faith Of the STAT is pledged with
capital OF 81 onOO0o to which IL has since added
serve fund Of sa50OOD IT NEVER SCALES OR POST.
PONIES insth Monthly Grand Distribution New orleans,
May ~ 1857 prizes. total siio.too capitals $4,000.
$4,000. 500. &c. 10000 tickets. two cs2 dollars;
halves, one 81 dollar Apply to NJ A. DAuPIllN. =. O.
box G82 New orleans La. or same NJ 80 Bway. n v.
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AFFENNu -'IVNUAT' NV y
IS City Of New York Dcakeu Vera Cruz April "a, and
Havana 3Oth.
IS The Queen, Altrce. Liverpool
ship AntOincttc, Abbott Iavrc.
Ship Merose. Plumner Hong Kong.
Ship Golden state. Delano. shanghai
ship Jacob Trumpy SVansc. Antwerp
ship Ne Plus Ultra. Borden london
Bark DORIS Eckhof. Hons Plymouth.
Bark Pramncs. Larsen. SandcnOrd
BARK Due Ccciele. Schiahinn Cape Town.
BARK ralisman. Briggs. st Pierre
Bark folkvang Ilenrickscn. galway
BARK Harmony. D0wneY, RochetOrt
BARK a. 7. Kemp TAYLOR. SaguA In Grande.
Bark MOnrovia. Richardson. Monrovia.
Bark l. 8 Cam. Brooks Londonderry.
Brig Victoria, spencer Antigua.
Schr Hattie Haskell. Shields. San Bias.
Schr +. A. Paine. Brown. Baracoa
Schr STAMPEDE. tiault. uumacOa.
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ahoo,lnr a Monitor Eaale.

Charles Morris, while cunning in tho upper
part OF Passaic County, n j. May l. fired alta bird
of cxraordinary size that was flying over his head The
bird continued on its course. apparently unhurt and
settled IN the Preakuess Mountains three miles
distant There it atterwATd found dead. II an
eagle measuring eleven iect from tip to tip Of It's
Mr. william Clerk OF Paterson is having the bird
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Fren Gr..nwleh to AIhanY.


from Greenwich tuun., driving his Uottug hurs, sam
Patch the distance heiug 100 miles and the actual time
the road ouly eighteen hours and the time from
Greenwich To Albany hy hours The horse DID not
much faugutd The time from Undertook In Albany,
twenty miles made in two and oncquArtCr hours.
The longest single drive from Brewstcrs In Putnam
County over the mountains to and through
To Germantown, seventyone miles m seven and three
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John Farrell, aged 10. OF GG2 Clason avenue.
Brooklyn, was kicked In the abdomen while playing
about 81 Josephs school in Dean street Brooklyn on
rl % by his playmate. Thomas Lees aged To- eel
Clason avenue Tie injury, Is claimed was inflicted
accdcuialv The boy cared for 10y pr Griggs u IA
lcerts placc who reported 10 the police last ngt that
Farrell was dying. and Coroner simms was summoned
10 take his ante.inOrem deposition
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NEW YORK May 5-Three hundred and
eighteen car loads OF beef cattle sold atsislobe m,
20 DIRE s. h55T ms In the cwt generally at BaA
99tc 70 dress 81 Ms Neas closed easier at 48c. n.
for ordinary 20 choice Sheep and lambs about sealy,
at 4lsa63sc. y n for poor 10 extra unshOrn sheep 90
she for Clipped do and 7isaiOifc for poor 10 extra
spring lambs Fair 10 good hogs noninally quoted at
- IN Ns
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HUDSON, May 5.-Lewls Coons OF Taghkanick,
in NJ of Jealousy. cut his wies throat killing her and
then cur his own COOus will survive The Goons were
a Young couple, and had recently been married
BmnGEroRT. May 3 AT New Preston lil. mile north
Of New Preston Conn. this morning. Eghcrt CogsH d.
aged 80, shot with gun and instantly killed hsWtic
aged ~ II" then cut his throat with knlie e y
pirng almost immediately Cogswell hahitual
drunkard. aud was Cralod with rum.
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Amusement Notes.

The knights are giving their pleasant performance in
otto TO delighted audiences at the Broadway Theatre
Tony Pastor and his troupe drew a crowded house At
the Brooklyn Park Theatre last night He several
Of his most popular songs and was loudly encOred The
programme included clog dancing and several funny
Sketches all OF which were enthusiastically received.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALrANAc-rHts pAI
sun RISES. 81 sun sets..... Ol Noon rises %
HfGu wArER-THis nAr
sandy Hook. 81 Gov. Island n Hell Gate-.. ~
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Dorian. New York James Owcn. Now York;
and Joseph Own, Ozwevo. Thu offine 81 the
COMPANY will bo at once transferred TO Now
York citv. II IL understood TINT u. II. Bates
will h" President and Joseph Owen secretary
under the new direction.
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At May social meeting oil Sorosis, held at
Delmonicos yesterday papers read by Helen Burt
Mrs H. Johnston (AhnR CALDER. Mrs. Margie Yardley,
Mrs Fanny lolmuth Mrs g. " WinteTburn. and Mrs
MORSE The club discussed Uan the art student study
probably from the old mastersr and Mrs Anna Buckcy
Hills sang a song
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Tho worst drudging Of the season is made easy cheap
and quick by using James Pye's fearline. the best
washing compound ever invented requires no soap
Send TO your grocer and try II Tor YouTselL-Ada
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blair. PuIs.-Grcat English Remedy Tor Gout and
Rheumatism All druggists have them.