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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04
ON THE MIDNIGHT EXPRESS
BY HELEN FORREST GRAVES.

''Ot all things, night journey is the
most tedious. said Clarence Hatfield, as
he let himself fall heavily into the stiff
and uncomfortable seat of the railway
car, With its faded velvet cushions, and
its back at exactly the wrong angle for
aught approaching the luxury of nap.
Il say, Clifton, do you think we might
smoker"
well, rather imagine not" said l..
with motion of my hand toward the
other passengers. "There appears to be
ladies on board"
Hatfield shrugged his shoulders.
"Such ladiesl'
well" laughed l, they don't appear
10 be particularly stylish in manner or
costume, but nevertheless, my dear fell
low, the divinity of their sex hedges them
around like a wall"
DIVINITY of their humbug!" shortly
interrupted HATFIELD. "As if these ill
dressed dowdies, with babies and band
boxes, could possibly belong to the same
world with Beatrice Hale"
To this | made no answer. 1t did not
seem 10 me to be exactly appropriate to
INTO a discussion in place like this. ! ct
what could | do, except to feel my
cheeks flush and the roots of my hair tin
glel For | was Enthusiastically in love
" it'll Bee Hale, and so was Clarence Hat
field.
If | were to waste quarts of ink and
reams of paper in trying to describe heI
manifold charms and excellences to the
reader, it wouldn't do any good. Such
things have been tried before and failed
Let him imagine the fairest brunette the
sun ever shone on, and he may come
somewhere near the mark. Suffice it &c
saw that she was as beautiful as a dream
and that Hatfield and | We're both slaves
at her feet.
Which of us did she like best! All
that was the question! It "as something
like the children's old game of see-sa~
Sup go, down you come" Sometime
I fancied | had the ghost of chance
sometimes | was convinced that Hatfield
was altogety er the preferred, and hat
had better emigrate to Australia AZ once
| "Hello!" Grid Hatfield, breaking un
tremendously in upon my musings
sthere goes the whistle. We shall be OF
directly. Thank goodness for that"
Ana he put up his feet on the oppositt
seat, and prepared for as comfortable
four-hours' ride as possible.
Clarence Hatfield and |, be it under
stood, were employees IN the EXTENSIVE
business of Messrs. Jenkins, Jumpertol
& Co, auctioncers, and had been down II
the country putting up a sale of swan
DIV lots, cut into streets and squares
according to the most 1approyed metru
politan methods of doing such things.
1t had been dismal business. Noyem
Der is not an inspiring month at the best
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04

Let us sing while We roam, TO the sheltered
home,
Where violcts and May flowers are springing.
Then pluck tia sc sweet elves, gather each for
ourselves,
While the season such rare joys is bringing
Praise God all We flowers, praise Him in your
bowers.
? aise Him in your Tempted Wildwood;
An d ye buttercups raise your pale lips in His
praise
Praise Him, ever gracious and good.
-H0rf6pn9 Journal
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04
We CHALLENGE the World

To produce blood remedy that equals Dr. L y
HHliday's Blood Purifier. We have been handling
tn blo1d medicine for about two years, and al
most daily have customers come in for eithtr
for themselves friends and they ali tell that 1t
the wonderful blood medicine that they
new. Although knowing at the time took the
sale of 1t that IL excee medicine for We had
tried II onrselyess had no idea thar Il would prove
20 be such valuable blood remedy IL has proven
itself be during that time Our sales to-day far
coed the ombined sales OF those old popular blood
medicines such Kennedy's Medical discovery Ayers
SArsaparilla and Pi rce's Golden Medical Discovery
which should convince the Fkepilcal that Il Is
remedy of great merit il Is giving remarkable salts
faction in / of Rheumatism Salt Rheum. Ca
tsrrh, Female com plants. Kidney and Urinsry Dis
eases Try tn viii make you feel like being
...tOSSMAN PlUMMER, Druggists Minneapolis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04

Inability Of the stomach to act ipon the food
is productive Of serious and speedy mischiefto
the entire bodily economy The circulation
languishes and grows poor; leanness, pail r,
and loss OF muscular and organic power SUI
peryene; but, worse than this, the functions as
ISOLATED with and dependent upon digestion
such as evacuation and the secretion of bile
grow irregular, and the organs whose business
il is to discharge those functions become badly
disor dered. This disastrous state of things is
more readily and thoroughly rectifed with Hos
letters stomach btters than any known medi-
cinal agent. The stomach being inyigoraled
the life-giving principles of the blood are In.
creased, the system properly nourished lean
ness and debility overcome, and he bowels and
liver thoroughly and promptly regulated
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04

not he himself that fired the unprovoked
shot, but another young man with whom
he was alking at the time. The shoot
ing was done on dark night. Ponto is
the same dog that Weakened is master by
loud barking, when kerosene lamp had
exploded in an adjoining room, and thus
saved the residence.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04
STAY. SWEET DAY.

From all the Year Round.
Stay, sweet day, for thou art fair
Fair, and full. and calm;
Crowned thr ugh all thy golden hours,
With owes freshest tiowerE
Strong in Faiths mistaken powers,
Rich in hopes bright balm
Stay, what chance and change may walt.
As you glide away;
Now all so glad and bright,
Now We breathe In sure delight,
Now we smile In Fates despite,
Stay with us, sweet day
All she cannot, may not stop;
All things must decay;
SO with head, and heart, and will,
Take the Jog that fingers still,
Take the pause in strife and i'll,
Prize the PASSING day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04

Browns Bronchial Troches, for Pulmonary
and Asthmatic Disorders have proDed their ef-
fcacy byg test OF many years, and have re-
ceived testimonials from eminent men who
have used them % cts box.
Chow, raol-S - 1l1-I = -T-,1T (9vv Tobacco
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04

Indian corn charred into charcoal is
SAID to be most valuable condiment for
poultry. 1t will put the hens III good
health,and cause a general t'nning up OF
the system, that will be seen in more and
better eggs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04

IF you are satisfied 10 have poor organ, or
u II the risk of having a poor e, take any or
gan that is offered you. But, if you desire TO
be sure of having the very best, insist on hav-
ing Mason & Hamlin, and do not be persua-
dod IN take any other
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04

vainly tried to win several girls wanted,
I finally turned my attention to one that
wanted me, and then it didn't take long
to fix things"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04

Never try to get very heavy days
work out Of team. Moderate and
steady going is what counts IN long
race. and the farmers race is a long one.
Ii takes bur a few hours, or even few
minutes. to so tax a horse that he is out
of fix for months.
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sra 80 profItstu 90 avs.

mate stock speculations Pamphlets contain
ing two unerring rules for success mailed free
to any person upon application.
Address, A. SIMPSON d. %,
40 EXCHANGE Place New York
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04
Can made I'd the flesh by abscesses an

Gaps made III the Hcsh by uDsrtssts anu
ulcers speedily disappear without leaving a
scar, when Henry's Carbolic Salye is the
agent employed to heal them. This standard
article cures the worst sores, eradicates Gu
taneous eruptions relieves the pain Of burns,
banishes pimples and blotches from the skin
and has proved to be eminently succf ssiul in
remedy ing rheumatism and soreness Of the
throat and lungs Sold by all druggists
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04

How dld you come to get married =
asked man Of a very homely friend
ssWell, you see.n he replied. after II
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04
The Best Thresher on Wheels!

1t Is not vibrator neither IS It apron machine
but the best points of both combined, vita nsa
aud original features of It's own. II Il wonderfullS
srnpie in its arrangement Il s admirably perfect IL
ito tbreshing and separating qualities II saves ali
the grain and cleans il ready fog market. IL runs
easily Is constructed duraby Is finished beautifully,
is the most economical, least expensive, and alto
Zsther the satisfactory machine in The market
II will handle wet grain we'll DRY. Ia threab
ing Flax and Timothy Il has no equal threshing and
cleaning both we'll and nearly Fspidly, Sc wheat
requires change except the sleeves Il has
square feet Of separating and cleaning snrace thar
ans other machine made. ard cannot be overloaded
II is both over aud under blast at the same time.
Our clover huinR attachment is new and very de.
srable II does the business rapidly and
better than any exclusively clover huilne machine
SepaTAtors u the various sizes dgtsd for Steam
Horse Power, as desired.
An Improved Pitts Power, Improved Woodbury
Power ard the Eiward Equaizing Power. ell uountee
N four wheels are manu- featured by snd n ;
trpassed by Any IN the market.
t'ar PrsceIiss and Circulars. address the maaufre
SEYMOUR. sABIN a CO..
&SgBg~raeer mguu
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STRANGER, r.rI sGa "a ss ID - a. t9f e
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON RMPNUNFD Fl WI.
County, Town and choo bonds purchased. Passage
tickets 20 and from EUROPE sold time, to suit pur
! chasers. X. KNEUTSONs
~ Robert -. Z. Paul.
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T$ J. e: J: i:
Ill An tnfslthie and anaacelied remedy for a
III a vu-we sm Epilepsy or Failing sfeh
n 1E Wy ue -, warranted 60 eject
al " "a speedy and q So "a A MN
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@M II az "a Free Bottle" OF ny
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iss sent to any sufferer s8n'tng m
lie p, st-onica and express address
DN. 20. q. ROOT.
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New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW-HORK. e..
u.nVxrn.r, .,


Str Undoo (Hr, Stevens Hull is days. to Sanderson Son
str Dominion, Walker, Richmond and Norf0k, TO Old
Dominica sg Co.
str john Gibson, Chichester Georgetown. c. to
AR ,i6emaria Gibbs Lewes. 70 Old Dominion ss Co
shD Earl Granville Ot st John. ~, COpp London 33
days In ballast 90 w Parker a Co.
ship Pauna tN0r Sandberg Liverpool "a days In ballast
10 Benham. Boyesen. Pickering & Co.
ship Princeton Bradley, Bremen April o. with empty Pc
troleum barrels to g Wright Co
ship Nor (Nor Tergusen Tonsoeg 90 days. In ballast TO
Funch Edye g co.
shin Vencouver (of Yarmouth ST. Carver Bremen April
T. In ballast Boyd & HincAen anchored at sandy Hook
for orders - =, -,
10 Bockmann Oeilen & 90.
Elena (ber oteenken Hamburg 80 Gays WIN muse
to WaUen, TOel & Co, an, ,,, oo
days with mdse TO Il = Buck Il 60. -, -
BarS .EOus (Gerl Berlng. Bremen 40 days WIN empty
barrels Ia fuach Eoye & Co.
BARK Loveid Nor Paus Grmstadt 90 days in ballast TO
Bennsm. Boyesen, Pickering & Co.
Ek salo Tcrtcusen, TOnsberg ~ DAYS In ballast TO
Co; anchored I'm Grayesend bay Tor orders
BARK VoloX NOr Olsen. Hayre April y IN ballast 10
Bockmann Ooren CO. anchored at sandy Hook for orders
BARK W HolbroOk (of Porilandl, MITCHELL Maianzas,
with molasses order; vessel TO Brett Son & Go:
Bark Progress tNor Teefsen Ca0arien II days with su
gar To Reynes Bros; vessel to Funch Faye & Co.
AdOlph EngleT. Williams, Sagua with
Qrinne Minturn 4 Co. vessel to John Zittl0sen
Bark Zulma Peterson, SaguR, with TO
skiddy, Minford a Co. vessel TO swan & Son 49,
Celeste, Heuelus Carienas IL days with sugar
10 order; vessel 10 Cartwright & Harrison.
Hope (Br HILL Cornwas Ns. 80 days with potatoes
10 w L Duryea; vessel 10 y Nevus 4 Son.
Nellie scott of Easp0rtl Huburt CaTdenas II days
with melado oorderj vessel TO Brett son & Co.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
CHARGES AGAINST 4 COUNTY oFucER.

A dispatch from Albany Yesterday contained
the announcement that charges about to be pre-
sented to the Governor against Sheriff Benjamin BroTn
OF Richmond County, alleging malfeassnce in Office in
that he allowed some property which had been
seized under judgment obtained by Bennett Becker
a New-York firm to be sold and had satisfied tic
claim Sheriff Brown, az the Richmond Court Housc,
staten Island, last evening sid the affair
WAS an attempt at blackmaiL :" In AU-
gust or September, 1873" he said, "by virtue
of a writ of attachment issued to Bennett Becker,
seized the schooner Laurel which lay al the
Dock OF which Thomas Shoot, against whom Bennett q
Becker had a aim of less than $3.50, was sup
posed 10 be the owner. / left q deputy charge.
Shortly ard United States Marshal appeared
al SapleOn took possession OF the vessel TO satisfy
DrOr caiu for $500. IL arranged that ~ there
any surplus money from the SALE some payment should
be made for the expense incurred by holding the
schooner for a number OF days. The sum Of 5000 was
realized from the sale"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
ASSIGNMENT OF A PIANO FIRM.

Horace Waters & Sons dealers in pianos and
organs, at No. 40 East Fourtcenth-st., have made
an assignment to Charles S. Fischer. The senior
Mr. Waters has been in the piano business In New
York since 1919. The present firm formerly occu-
pied the store No. 4S1 Broadway, removing about
three years ago to FOurteenth-st., and taking ten
years lease Of building belonging to the the estate
of Charles II. Marshal. at an annual rental OF
$4,000 Horace Waters, ST.. said yesterday that
during the last two years the firm had experienced
great difficulty III collecting bills. and on January
i 1879 decided TO do only cash business. Dur
ing the great depression in trade repeated efforts
were made 60 get reduction OF rent, but IN vain.
Tie finn fell IN arrears for rent and Judgment was
obtained foI IS, $50. Ia cipatiOn OF the ludg-
Inent, an assignment was made iOr the Denent OF
fhe creditors The liabilities estimated at
abont $50 900. The firm decided TO make the assign
ment now while it can pay dollar for dollar. Among
fhe preferred creditors Annie Il. Waters -, 0OO
Joseph p Hale S17,629 70; j. 5. Fischer, $7,-
900 p2 Sterling Organ Company, OF Derby, Con-
necticut, S6,Os7 90; Hardman q Co.. ~. 1s9 5Oi
Ernest Gabler $5, 100, aud shOnlnger d Co., OF
Eew-Uayen, Sc, ,3S9 rs. Horace Waters, sr, has
also sgned his individual property. an unencum-
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23

schr Martha Heath Nichols Cardenas i2 DAYS. with a.
sSs Senso sn GG e zesse Il %o1 @
with lumber to Dodge Mcigs vessel TO II sDl 4 Co.
% % SssS% pf8rEf''n f@Gd c. days. with
sear LAZY franklin osen Bermuda dnys with produce
WIND1sunset-At Sandy HOOK light sE; clear Al City
Island Me- clear prrreNrn
BARK samnel II SickeFson. hence Tor BuenOs Ayres.
CLEARED
strs Denmark SBrl Wians London, FwJHRrst State
Wieand Ger. Hebch, Hamburg Plymouth and cherbourS
Ourerbridge & CO; CITY of Washington TmmermS5'
CITY Richmond old Dominion ss Co.. Fanny css
paiader SaTs baltimore KIems saran, sherrn.
II Dimock FraneOnia bragg Portland. Ames ''''''"
TafS; I3 PSaT@ao f$@e% H&ys Co CO
Probo qta Cahero Alger Algeria Lauro storey scarpst,
Emma Emma Bf Pay1an an, Isr DeateT M%ertes Whitney Coz
Brgs Rachele lta ManoinO Coruna, sp, Benham Boye-
i DRgh ra LIE fS psG Eer f Bsa = sSaP .n
bngami Nora Or Faber Bridgewsler 5. Hatton Wat.
schrs W simmons. Campbell Jacksouvie Warren RAY,
Goodman, Jenkins MarsnEa@ Brazil Wm II crossnan
Fans Hsges Te9orr Saa ess Ky
Me StIo4t q Andreas; w q u Woriherspoon lei Wind
b. Weinberg y Co; Harms Hudson Governor's Har6or
u Staples; Rookie Yates, Keene, Ponce. 4, Odlo &
Barge Chesapeake Fuits Philadelphia, VIM Clyde Co.
FOREIGN PoRrs
LONDON May 22-Arr Of the Lizard str Canada from Nav
ERp66 G 5 Raw ar T Guy W 81 6Sad9 s9 1o9 M9aTea
QUEENsToYN. May 22-Arr str Nova ScOuaB. from Bsu-
for Liverpool. ~ ~
GLASGOW May 22.-Arr state Of Pennsylvania from
New.YOrk '
Sailed from Lame the 18th INST str state OF George for
New.YOrk.
LONDON May 22-sacd 18th inst Parhia for New York,
Aurora 9h irst Chapman. Deiva Gladovs Nereus: 2Oh
inst Leone Barolomeo smone, ea last four fr NewYork
Gniona Laura Maria Republic PIaesdent 2lst inst Belle
OF oregon Josephine the latter for Phladepha Brothers,
Baltimore: Bravo for savannah 22d nsi Medford for
New YORK; hnOurn. for Delaware BreakwaIeT.
Arr 18th ult. ShepheTdess; 10Th inst sebastian Bach.
the latter at Gibraltar; 18th inst Arpocrate Williams 10Th
inst. TasmaD, Amaranth the latter Plymouth; Warren
Hastings off the Lizard 2lst inst, Desete Dubroyack on
Dungeuess Hartfel, Harry Bailey BarO.0me0 Marcan,
Cotuna. Eliih Carmichae 22d inst TrOaf1 New-WOtld
Nalkrien. Kong Sycrre Padre Peter Young sd Admiral
Iegeth0l, Johanna II Cam.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
PASSENGERS SAILED.

sac M M Gand
Maria WILSON, MTs WarrH S W g MSn
sSa ESrS T. Ns s. sa@ae % MTs s%
fsfae Bafoer CIG'i r % Hsi NJ, Helm and sSdFs2
Alfred two shIidren ME an% Mrs TISmS' ,1s
As| s M AqsGi5Ff A sn MRS Bs ysT M
HoSsTd Brooks M MIS- bGnnst EdT Bil tlSS
@d EdfS %y asa dSP;so S;s
Gario %s; Nc 6H5 Mg. hf Esy
5 hd% S GStS Esv ST. an and p Mrs 9s Gss
SRa 5jS M 5 & SaP%RF PaqIS;oS
pe%o1ic fS W. Ms Ds5ovle jane. Donovan Francis
RohfEgs Emory '" MISS Bss %~'i. Emory M Miss N French
$ ws% e. a miss sa cs sqG "a e ns a nd Mrs .
Field g w% IL E9s M M Ga'SG a ss NJ n Gsep Dr. M an
@ Va GSsR a4 a9 & S a%n & %2 & S Jd
CAV Henry Howard Henry Horizon Alex. Henderson Mr.,
and Mrs William t2p @ N and Mrs RAJ. e Mo. HooPs Sss
Hall, Mrs h Howard and three children MI and Mrs G.
A. Jenkins aud mad enry Holchkss Miss Hand. ar and
Mrs r Il Hoe, Miss iioe Walter Hodgson Thomas % Hope
Holt Z. A. Han, G. Robert Hayne Mrs Anna Ives Miss
fSj ST james Master % James Master Percy smas GOV Mar
shall jewell Charles Johnston Mss Kelly Jos jos
Miss Anna Knowles Master Archie c. Knowles Master
Mss sg knqfs R 2ys M 5 IL r. keSs ss SsT &
Leonard Lane. J. r. Loech. Charles Lecroux Mt
Ioney. Mrs and Mrs A. j. souza Martins Mr. and Mrs
csph aaI ss6s Nsa M M6 ana A9G MGMn oB
sn aud servant Wm car5ney C L. Mayer M Sng Mr.
Crawford Mccreery Alexander j. Mayer and SON Henry
MI!@i Mss FT M Henry Eo9Sasb FstaF s %hs
Kolln plnney, II NJ. peyser sho Rey Wendell Prime I!
erson, jr J. Lloyd Perez John Rohmer W L. Rehn C l.
b@Fsf. %S1 r. Il and Mrs., &ssandsE F. Rae% and e5a
Albert Holt O. sa9TeeS Nr, gS Stevens p'ss Miss
stevens, the Rev William sheehan, saar9ach A. spagld
ing ana man servant Aaxander Sgnsann m ae an T
siJey, the Misses siDley Miss sargent, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Talbot Miss Tablet Tho%as L. Ih9rae + ;oS D.
@yer M H. M M % sPd N % mann sma t
Miss owqsend VIM F9ra TR.on NJ 4 Van Peit MIS-.
ys,mvs NT %ooHopgh Ji5Sy ieny ii WilSn W1g r. II e Wiz
A. H. Wilson and son. MI. and Mrs. Gardener Wether1e9
Mr. ana Nrs. W. H. webb and maid, VIM. Hidden Webb aT
and Mrs Henry r. Worthiagton, Arthur Wilson, Dr. L. r.
S,sas4p @sSs K5sSsSr NV wetstisD
Kroegef Miss hdelned KammeTer, Miss Ida Palmcnberg
Srrs Mss 'i K HmeT5 A e5renbecF g. Iacnsc Mrs l. Nc
Kenty. Miss Matte 10th, Herman Haupii9an, Ldnard
Raron Won oecke Felix Gischow Miss Isabella Brsnd
q Hr w. A. VIC Go09snnS M ss qEsE
nurse Ludwig Lehman MI and Mrs Abrahams Mrs. Hen.
retta WerlhcImer and ciG M and Mrs w. & Ne6'[ and and
Seu9aS IN III H. HnI4f 70 fr,c herh n Dan ocna Aol SVS
Lceader Grab6e Mr. and Mrs To4ysSRliner Anton
Ht'E Marie wa6i @iss LIBBY VAIL, Miss Masgn W1hl'
Miss Louise yogh Mrs Bertha Warsehansr Miss wagse
two children Joseph lcEhOnse, george Keene Gustav W.
RegeIs, Charles Jung ano GooneI Alfred hSlI, ~ hey
NaTgarea Goereke Mrs schwartz Mrs Carolina M MBasnn
and Mr SHa MTs %'s Traatch1 Mrs. Munich and child
FOR BEKMUDA-Bg steamship Cantmd.-R T. Firth.
stOn b. Conyers.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
TEN WOMEN DOCTOhS.

Union League Hall was filled last evening,
and The audience overnowed into the paror in the
on the occasion OF the tenth annual commencement OF
the Women's Medical College Of the NewYofk Inlrm-
ary There were ten members OF the graduating class
to whom the professional obligations were admin
istered by DR.. Emily Blackwell, and who re-
eeiyed their diplomas from the president. DR..
Helen Maria De Witt read the vaedictory
address; Dr. Blackwell delivered the charge TO the
class Aaron NJ Powell addressed the audience the
nrogress which the cause OF professional education OF
Women had made last fifteen years, after which
the adics Of the graduating class entertained their
iJieuds with a collation. IN The paTOr. Following are
the names OF the ply sicans, all VI whom arc resi-
dents Of \ NoT-YOrk;
Helen NOcOtt Bissell, Helen Maria Dewitt,
Alice Beatrice Bill, Alice Fitch HasCali.
Clara Anna Cox Anna Watson kiIk,
Annie sturges Daniel Emma Berthe smith,
Cecilia Dean Mary Smith West
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
AMUSEMENT PLANS AND CHANGES.

IgAsE OF THE fifth AYENCE THEATRE Bl MAN
srRAKosCu AND MAURICE GRAU - IMPROVE
NENTs AT ROSTER DIAL's SUMNER GARDEN
the MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
Max Strakosch and Maurice Grau have secured
fhe lease of the Fifth Avenue Theatre for several
years from September next. The rental agreed upon
Is S25.OOO per year. Mr. Harllins offered $22, 600
for it for five years. with ample security but failed
IN obtain IT, The new iessees viii give, alternately
dramatic and operate performances, Miss Adelaide
Nelson being the opening star No Broadway en-
france is to be built as reported, Notwithstanding
the well-settled belief that the absence Of such an
entrance has much to do with the failures Of the
past. The theatre has never been success, and
several managers have been ruined In efforts to
make if popular
The alterations of Roster & Balls Summer Gar
den. in Twenty-third-st. which, By the way, Is
nightly filed. include the opening of the west wall
of the Twenty-fouth-st. half Of the building, and
the construction of garden on the adjoining lots
90 feet wide and 100 feet In length. 1hs Will also
give an entrance on Iwenty-iouTth-st; Inc s2i'en
will be fitted up with tables and chalrs fountains
and music-stand, where on pieasani I,snI' m f Inf
band will play There is TO be no covering Oh roo,
20 this part of the garden. Two large doors ana
three windows will be cut in the wall thus al0rG-
ing ample passage way 10 ana from tno lreSenJ
Garden Ia the addiuOn. The contract calls Tor me
completion of the annex by June 20. Inc ,venilia-
tiOn has already been greatly improved. VIII DC
made still better by these alterations
G.lmOrGs Garden is to be known hereafter as the
"Madison Suuare Gardenn The new lessees are
j. and T. l.. Runtz Il Co., brewers, and Nj. *. Bots
ford and o. II. DOdworth. Mr.. Vanderbilt IN leas-
ing il expressed a desire 10 change the name 20
Madison SQUARE Garden, and the new lessees finally
agreed to the change Inside and outside the prem
isos are to be thoroughly renovated, preparatory to
opening for Summer night concerts on May 81.
over a mile of gravel walk through shrubbery,
flowers trees. fountains, statuary and little bowers
rustic seats and singing birds Is to be provided.
something like the old cascade. with its rushing
waters viii be built on the Fourth-ave. side. HaT-
vey b. DOdworih, with band Of sixty pieces, VII
been added to the Garden, and a restaurant will be
maintained Gas will give wGy to the electric
light, the London Electric Light Company having
agreed 10 hight the immense place al 9lOO a week
lcse than il would cost FOR gas. The lessccs pay
%5O.OOO g year rent. They viii charge only 70
cents admission.