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Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
new YORK.


New YoRK June Q. Mrs Smith aud c.
Bennett have been sentenced to be hanged
July 23d, for murder of Policeman Smith.
husband of the former.
Strike Ended.
The longshorcmen's strike ended to-day.
the men going to work at the old prices.
Personal.
The health of Rev :. II. Tyng. Jr. in i'm
proving.
The loss by burning of Kalbfleischs chem
ical works at Williamsburg, Yesterday. was
$1,000
Menhaden.
Forty million menhadcn were caught off
Long Island last week.
Fresh Beef
An unusually large quantity Of fresh beet
was carried out by tho European steamers,
saturday.
President Ilayst. of st. AIMS Catholic
church is indicted by the grand jury, for bru-
tally beating pupil.
Commerce.
The directors of the Maritime Association
of the port OF New York have adopted res0-
lntons calling attention of government To the
disastrous effect upon American shipping of
the Chili-Pcrnyian war. and requesting the
State department to take action to protect
our already oycr-burdcned commerce.
The Crops.
Reports from cpttoh exchanges to Nav 3
show the crop generally good in La Miss,
Ark. Ark, Ga, Fla. and y. G.. it'll an av-
cragc increase in acreage of 10 per cent. The
crop i, somewhat late in Ga and s. &. La
bor good, except in half the districts Of latter
State.
Failure.
Andrew Stuart < Co., bankers, have as
signed Failure caused by Stuart & Co.'S
failure, Liverpool. Liabilities Sl5O, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10

Andrew Stuart < Co., bankers, have as
signed Failure caused by Stuart & Coz
failure. Liverpool. Liabilities $50 .OoO
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MEXICO.
MutIny y.

GALVESTON, June .. An Eagle Pass spe-
cial says that early yesterday a company of
Mexican infantry at Pderas Negras mutinied
and fought their way through the guard at
the gate. About II crossed to this side, un-
der heavy fire The fugtives surrendered
to citizens and will be returned. A number
of mutncers were killed on the Mexican side
i Ia" canse of the desertion of the troops was
six months without pay and nothing to eat.
Two were captured. The mutineers were to
be shot, but protest by citizens prevented
The execution.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10

Mr.. Joseph Ham, the king of all the tramps.
was up for drunkenness before the court YES
terday. and found guilty.
Mr.. George Boomer, formerly one of tho
editors ofthc National Democrat, and now con
ncctcd with the Maine Standard. was before
the court for drunkenness. Plead guilty.
paid flt and costs, and discharged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
COLOR ADO.
Railroad Matters.

DENVER, June .. The railroad controver-
sy between the Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe
and Denver 4 Rio Grand interests, is grow
ing out of the attempts of the latter to break
their lease to the former. To-day the gov
ernment received information that the Rio
Grande authorities had taken possession of
the offices of the road at Colorado Springs
and coal banks with armed forces, cut tele-
graph wires etc. Government ordered mill
tia, artillery etc. tn be in readiness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10

frost Saturday night, which prevailed
quite extensively throughout this county,
killed tender vines and plants on low land !;
corn, beans, &c, we're not particularly in
jured. Ice formed to the thickness of win
dow glass. Sunday night there was also a
frost, but it was not disastrous in its results.
of the ground being frozen in some places.
We ought to be thankful that we were not
visited by snow storm, as they were in New
York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
SOUTH AMERICA.
Coffee CrOp Injured.

Rio JANERIo. May IA. The coffee crop in
the vicinity of Ponto Novo, Cuba has suf-
fered great losses. The weather is so varia-
bic that all regular work is impeded. Heavy
rains have prevented the drying of the coffee,
and destroyed the roads. A hail storm strip
ped the coffee orchards of a good portion of
fruit In some localities the crop will be
failure
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ILLINOIS.


CHICAGO. June .. The robbers who stole
ten thousand dollars from the Illinois Cen
tral railroad messenger, Saturday, were cap
tnred yesterday, They proved to be three
well known thieves. ABORTION of the money
was recovered
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10

The Orient says of Bowdoin College grad
mates Prof. j. S. Frost, Principal of the
Whitinsville, Mass, Grammar School, has
been obliged to tender his resignation, owing
TO continued ill. +. r. Simonton was repre-
sented, a short time since with a goldheadcd
cane by the citizens of Camden, in recogni-
tion of his services in the cause of temper
ance. Ephraim C. Cummings is supplying
the pulpit OF the Park street Unitarian church
for the present. First Lieutenant +. A. Ken
dali, L. S. A., has been promoted to be Cap
tain
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
Print Works.

The meeting of creditors of the Fall River
print works this morning recommend, run
ming four months longer under the same com
mittee, and authorized them to take step, for
capitalization and other means for the best
interest OF creditors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
Extra Session.
W AsHINGToS, June q.
Senate.

Mr. Cokc's resolution to discharge the Fl
nance committee from consideration of the
Warner silver bill and declare it before the
Senate for action. was laid before the Senate
but postponed until tomorrow, on motion OF
Mr.. Voorhees,.
\ motion by Mr.. Burnside, for an execu-
tive session, was rejected.
The Mcdonald bill authorizing employ
ment OF military, land and naval forces in
certain cases. was taken up.
Mr. Harris read Il speech in a support.
Mr.. Herman, by request of Mr.. Randolph,
introduced bill to amend an act for enrolling
and licencing ships or vessels to be employed
IN the coasting trade and fisheries, and to
regulate the same. PASSED in Feb. 1893. J
Referred.
Mr.. Vest of Mo. introduced a bill continu-
ing to Gen. Shields widow his pension OF
Slo0 month until her death then to revert
to any minor children. Placed on the calen-
der.
Amendments of the House to the Joint res
olution repeating certain clauses Of the sun
dry civil BILL passed last session, were non.
concurrcd in.
Adjourned.
House.
House agreed to the conference report on
bills under call of States.
The resolution of Mr.. Acklin, directing 4
committee to inquire whether the Union Pa
citic railroad has not violated its charter, was
referred.
Resolution for investigation of construction
of public buildings was defeated.
\ bill wac passed amending the statute,
relative to importation of neat cattle fol
breeding
Mr.. Atkins reported back the substitute for
the legislative appropriation bill, and moved
its passage.
The bill makes many Independent appro
priations not in last years bill, among then
$50, 900 for expenses of delegates to interna
tional silver convention. The salaries o
the Southern Claims Commissioners are con.
tinucd to May, 1850. 1t repcals the law re
quiring biennial examination of pensioners
and provides for issue for payment of ar
fund now in the treasury.
After explaining the bill, Mr.. Atkins re
newed his motion to suspend the rules an,
pass the bill.
The bill was passed.
The following bills were introduced an,
referred;
For relief of people of Indian Territor
who lost property on account of the rebel
| lion.
Resolution calling upon Secretary Thomp
son for information As to different trust fund
in the treasury.
For improvement of Harlem river.
Resolutions calling on the President for in
formation as to any correspondence betwce
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
KENTUCKY.
Murder.

GREYsoS, June .. Square Jones, farm
er, attempted to bring Il courtesan into the
house, when his wife clcavcd his skull with
an ad, killing him instantly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
PENSSYLV ANA.
Suicide.

PHlIADELPHIA. June 9. Edward Parr, SEN
fenced to death for murder of his daughter,
took strychnine in the court room, and can
not recover.
Work Resumed.
PirTsToN, June .. Twin collcry, idle for
two months, resumes Tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Marine News.

Sch. Annie Bliss from Hoboken. brings
news that Sch. Owen p Kinds, OF Calais.
was run into and sunk on the night Of June
9Th, of Chatham. She was previously re-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.

Erening Report.
NEW YORK, June o.
Money loaned at , 10 y cent. on call, closing at
3 a3- per cent.
Sterling, 4s7ais. for long, and 1891 ds3i for shor
sight.
Carrying rates, 1-a2-; borrowing rates, 3ls.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
CANADA.


QrEBEC. June9, Jolly, premier of Quebec,
who went to England in connection with the
Letellier question, has returned. Its under
stood that the privy council will not be given
for some time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
Local ann Statr Trms.
Tuesday, June 10, 1879.

ss-FANILIES Or INDIVIDUtLS alb
sent from the city during the traveliin Z
season can have the journal mailed 4"
their address for any length Of time they
may designate, Mt sixty Cents per month";
or three cents per copy. free of postage by
ordering the same nj the Office.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10

The ordnance of baptism was administered
to four persons at the river side in the rear
of the Journal building. Sunday morning, by
Rev. Mr. Penney, pastor of the Free Baptist
church. large and attentive company
witnessed the impressive services
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
Frost.

New hampshire dispatches state that there
was a severe frost Saturday and Sunday night
in many places, which nearly DESTROYED the
crops and injured fruit trees.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Rurnnii tn heath

FALL RIVER, June 9. Eliza Stanford, aged
ten, while playing with matches Yesterday
was So badly burned that she died this morn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
Diro.

In hi. cit', .I'n" . of dphthrria, Rosie daughter
oi Charles Jcnkn-, aged II mu-.
In this city, june >. Margaret Wilson wife of Jes-
- wilson aged % years, months, II uars
In this city. Hay 20, Bertha r., aged y years and
months; MAY 2ith, Tlia r.. aged Ii Years.
months and q days, daughters of I.eander W. aud
Hetsey 4. Iarrsnd.
In Brunswick. .Iune >, sophia A. johnson, aged
II wears.
In Topsham JnucS, Mr. Daniel Hunter, aged a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10

1t will be seen by notice elsewhere that the
new Eureka House, at Hunnewell's Point.
mouth of the Kennebec river. will open to-day
for the summer season. IL is located in one
of the most desirable places in the State for
pleasure seekers, and attracted numerous
visitors last season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Drowned.

MANCHEsTEH, June .. VIM. Clare a
young lawyer from Liverpool, England, was
drowned at Wolfboro', Yesterday, by cap>iz-
ing of boat He was to return to England
to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10

The annual trial of the fire engines of
Brunswick and Topsham for the prize banner
(won last June by the kennebcc company
will take place on Thursday June 18th
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
Wood for Sale !!

A quantity of hard wood. from 81 so to 81 per
"A cord; soft wood from 80 TO - per cord-leliv-
cred Large lot of nights milk, sold at house on
winthrop Hill, from Jersey cows, for 3 cents per
quart EDWARD r. LEONARD.
Augusta, June y, 1879. junel0ttf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
Powder Mill Blown Tn.

KocKLASD, June .. The wheel mill of
the Warren powdcrworks blew up about
six O'Clock Monday morning. One of the
workmen John Young. was entering the
door at the time, and was badly hurt by tine
explosion, but his injuries are thought not
fatal. Othcf hnildngs wrre mnininrnl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10

ss-Single copies of the Daily and Weekly are on
sale at this Office and at Pierce's bookstore ihdhr-
diner ut Pamer's Bookstore.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
tHarrirn.

Ia East lit'runre, June :. by Rev. T.. y. Berry,
Nr. Wallace l.. Francis to Miss Georgia A. Francis,
both Of East l.iycrmorc.
In Eruuswi lex. June =, Mr.. John McManus TO Mis-
Kate Lambert, both OF brunswick june I. by Prof
Henry chapman, Bion WILSON, Esq, OF Augusta,
tu Miss Jennie VI. sweat Of Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10

Stanley r. Pullen. Esq, editor of the
Press, left for New York yesterday, where he
sails for Europe next Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10

L. X. Pierce of Auburn, is about to remove
10 Augusta. and is to be connected with the
Augusta Tribune. we understand LewiS-
ton Journal.
Mr.. Pierce has not yet removed his family
here, though learn it his intention to do
so'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
Committee Work.
Arrested.

Delacy, witness in the Kellogg Spoffor,
case, was arrested by Spotfords agent. fo
perjury, and gave bonds in $500
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10

]. S. Warren, Esq, of Gardiner, has been
granted a patent on paper pulp screens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
Condensed TELEGRAMS.

HAVANA, June .. The Spanish bank, yes
tcrlay burned 81 1858. 3G3 of its paper curren-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10

fy-Our patrons In remlttng money should do so
by check, money order registered letter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
Political.

Bath, June .. A large gathering of prom
inent republicans of Sagadahoc county met
i'll this city to-day, to consider the matter of
a candidate for Governor. The meeting was
called to order ny J. W. Wakefield. and on
motion, Hon. Geo. \. Preble was appointed
chairman, and Jos. W. Hayes. Esq. secre-
tary. After full and free interchange of
opinions, the following resolutions were Of
fcred by mayor Richardson of Bath. and
unanimously adopted. viz:
Resolved, That, having undoubted conf
dence in the honesty and integrity Of Judge
John \. Peters. and fully approaching his
ability and fitness for the proper discharge of
the duties of any position of honor or trust.
we cheerfully tender to the republican, of
Maine, the name of Hon. John \. Peters is
the republican candidate for Governor of
Maine, trusting that he will consent to
make personal sacrifices for the good of the
state and the nation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
BY TELEG GRAPH.

Associated Press TclcgramS to the Daily
kcnnchcc journal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10

WANTED.
\ situation as housekeeper, or to work in a
family. Please inquire at Lewis Tibbetts,
Water st.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10

c. c. Cushman, Esq, Of Hebron, died sud-
denly on Friday, 9Th, of Bright's disease.
Mr.. Cushman was about sixty-fve years OF
age He had served his town in various ca
pacities for many years. was county commits
sioner two terms, and since has been for sew
eral years Treasurer Of Hebron Academy.
He had the respect of all and wide circle of
friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
Suicide.

NEW BEDFoRp, June .. John Winslow,
aged sixty. farmer from Dartmouth, suicid-
ed here this morning by shooting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10

The Bowdoin quarterly meeting holds its
annual session with the Free Baptist church
in Litchfield this week commencing to-day
and continuing till Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10
Arrested.

LAWRENCE. june .. Lewis II. CasS. ma
chinist, and Wm Moreland. fnisher at the
mills were arrested to-day on suspicion of
completely in the robbery of S4500 from the
office of the mills, in March. 1t is stated
officers have recovered portions of the stolen
money.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10

EX-Gov Dingley and wife are now daily
expected to arrive in New York via Steamship
Devonia of the Anchor Line. They left
Lewiston some eight month ago, last Wednes
day. The Governor will rcceive a reception
from the prominent citizens of Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-10

Friday afternoon occurred the Ivy Day
exercises at Bowdoin College. At three
o'clock all met in the chapel and listened to
prayer by Mr.. F. Gouldng, class chaplain,
an Grafton by H. W. Wing, on american
Scholars and poem by T. F. Jones.
Then the class adjourned to the green, where
the Ivy was planted and honors were pre-
sented to several members of the class.
These honors were by vote of the class and
were as follows; Moustachc cup, for best
moustache, X. l.. Sweat; arm chair, for lazy
man. II. w. Grindall; spade. for greatest dig,
w. F. Ferguson; toy horse, for greatest po-
nyist, F. Goulding; wooden spoon, for most
popular man, G. $. Payson looking glass.
for handsomest man, L. II. Riley. At the
close of the chapel exercises, the class ode
was sung. In the evening an Ivy hop was
given at Lemont Hall. Many ladies were
present from out of town and all enjoyed
themselves much
, 1879-03-23
SCATTERING.
G1lEEN-HOOM GOSSIP.


]. ". Collier is seriously i'll in Philadelphia.
Joe Murphy has gone to California to rccuper-
ate.
Lulu Jordan joins J. ". Norton's company in
Albany.
Louis James does not go to Sau Francisco.
Next season he will remain East.
Billy Wright, the ETHIOPIAN comedian, was
buried at Philadelphia last Sunday afternoon.
1.-THE Miners Daughter II is the title OF Rose
ETtingc's version OF 1tThat Lass O. Lowr:e's.''
Billy Florence disastrously dabblcd in stocks
during his recent engagement in San Francisco.
Howard 2. Taylor has sold Miss Rose Wood
new fiye-act drama entitled, ''Pigeon, the Tor
ment."
The Albany Arqus In its largest editorial
type, tells us that Mary Anderson "Does not
soften OH eu1ogy, or sour Oh criticism, or fatten
Oh fla1terT."
i painful impedimcnt Of speech, SAYS the
Dramatic -vers, has afflicted Stella Boniface
since her recent illness.
Mrs. Crabtrcc, Lotta's mother, may hare made
several poor Investments, but they certainly do
not include Lotta herself.
Arthur Wal;ack, son OF the famous New
York actor and manager is soon to make his
first appearance on the professional stage as
"Ichabod Craue,n By George Fawcett Rowe,
will probably be produced at Wallack's by John
T. Raymond in August next. The drama is
founded op Washington Irving's story Of
'Wolfert's Nest.'
Emma Leybourne, serio- comic, who has been
singing for several weeks past in the Adephi
Theatre. Terre Haute, led, was taken suddenly
, 1879-03-23
NEW YORK.
sOTHERN'S PHESOMENAL ILLNESS.

sOTHERN'S PHENOMENAL ILLNESS.
Special Correspondence Of The Tribune.
NEW YORK, March 20.--It has long been con-
ceded, believe, that Dundrcary Sothern is u
good advertiser.
What with practical jokes, dfnner-parties, and
various other eccentricities, he manages to keep
pretty constantly before the public. ~ .
That is smart Of him, too.
But OF all the lay-outs he has given us SO far,
this sick41odge is the finest
Everybody will remember, presumably, that
couple Of months or so back, the comedian
, 1879-03-23

The conductor OF train cast from Portland,
Me-, had q curious experience several nights ago.
Passing through car, he noticed passenger
asleep, and poked him In the leg to awake him
and ret his ticket The, passenger did not re.
spond Then the conductor pincled bis leg
Still no signs The conductor pinched harder.
Still the slumbcrer slept on. The conductor
then concluded to 20 through the car, collect
the rest Of the tickets. and make a job Of this
man after he had finished the collection. Hay
ing returned, he seized the felov by the leg and
gave it = tremendous puli when, to his horror
his hands.
, 1879-03-23

No doubt. some drowsy. eunuy day,
Nucn Sun1ucr O ct the iand held sway,
The berry men haxe passed your way,
And SANG atocd. as through the street
They drove their wares, = Here's fruit 20 sweet,
And ripe, and rare, and wondrous cheapI"
All through the mellow Autumn days
Their voices pierced the golden haze,
Chunti1!g their dn1l and iuneess lays.
But, wher the tender snow came down.
and folded III the busy town.
They failed to make tha!r daily round.
When lo: jnst then tbe dull .efsain
Was straichtway taken up aya1n,
light here in this my email donafo-
Aud two wee men drive up and down
Zones eyes are blue, 0nt7s eyes are broWn)
The pIay-1oom floor, as through Town.
r 1eis faces Ericnt with fun and elee,
r .clr voices sweet as sweet can be,
These berry men are fair TO sec.
Now when the rosy Summers dead,
And cen the tiInid birds have fed,
They call out. ''Dcrries ripe and rcdT'
And, when the frost. with Silent feet,
Walks up and doSn the frozen street,
They sing Of berries rare anu sweet
So. up and down, the l,ve-long day,
They sing and shout in their queer plxy.
Clad in thci. dainty garments white,
They drive md sing with all their might,
From early morning until night.
And. though the Wirter-1iYne is drear,
We in this house have nnught to tear,
For it is always Summer here;
For. with their pretty cyessashine,
These precious be1ry-men of mine
Keep Summer with me all tho time.
When c:eeps along the solemn night
4 would that you could see The signify.
Together. in the fading light.
They kneel down meekiy by my knee.
And ask with sweet humility
To be kept from all evil free.
g precious berry-mcn! sav.
Would that your llfes path could Away
lie sheltered as it is to-daTl
. asE, while knee!inG bv my knee.
Inat you may be kept safe for me.
Ny beE1y-men so fair to see: FA1ra WALTON.
, 1879-03-23
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

1!a.:h :3-Fourth Su,da; in Lent
n. ::h 2i-7wcnty-th duy of Lent:
Mar Ii :,J-Annu:icatiun vi tfe u. Y. If.
N1.cl: ..E-ywen1y -tift, day of Lent
March 21-Twen.y-s;1 Gay Of Lent
11arc!l :STwen.y seventh day OF Lent
March :H}--Twea!y- eighth day OF Lent.
CATHOLIC. 81.
March o:;-FSu1th Sunday in Lent.
Mur::a34-Fe11a.
Marcn 2:,-Annunciaiion of the 3. Y. M.-Holy
Guy Of Obligation.
March :5-Ecria
lIarch :1-Eerla
,:ascl! 2s-Nos< Precious Blood OF Gu: Lord.
March 2D-Eeria
, 1879-03-23

OF SUCH 4 atet.
There arc grave hints that Arthur contcm-
plates performing in s:Ours.n 1t is even said
that tic thinks OF supporting Casendish iii May.
1t may not be out Of place i'll this connection to
say that the hotels at Saratoga, Long Branch,
and Newport art to be opened Tor refugees
from Gotham earlier this year than ever betore.
only mention this to show that odd coinci-
1cnccs will sometimes occur.
ARTtIUR wALLACK
is an attcnuated edition Of his father. You have
seen rubber band pulled out to its greatest
tengtht Well US that band when hauled tant
resembles itself when slack, SO Arthur resctn-
blcs his daddy. Tie looks as one inagincs Lester
would look ii lie were stretched. Arthur has
beautiful nustaehc, too. Indeed. sotne irrcv-
erent critics 20 SO far as to say it is even bret
tier than the :.osernor's. But think they are
prclud'ccd, as critics are apt TO ce. Arthur's
gainsayi''@ that. Aud his bob-tall striped suit
is what o;ie might call t.galloptious.'' Hc is 4
little loose in the joints, perhaps and just
trie light in the waist. but still he Is pretty to
look upon. Therefore, lie is bound to make !
good reeulntion WalacSian actor. Dacre and
he might make a fortune with the "Two Or
phans." Praise can 70 no further than that.
Mr. Abbey, lesste and manager OF the Park
Theatre. is on !hf war-path lie is the great
nickcl,p!ated jack HaxcflT OF the East-the
United Mastouon Park Theatre Manager OF the
Atlantic Slope. He has Park Theatre III New
York, Park Theatre in Boston, and q Park
Theatre in Philadelphia. Besides that, he man-
ages Lotta's business, and next month he's go
ing to hire Booths Tor season OF Aimee. !
don't know whether he's going to call her
sub-Park Theatre star or not; but should
think lie might, ROW his blood is uD. Mr.. Abbey
has hired his.two new Parks aud Booths The
atre within the past month. Heaven only knows
where be means TO stop. Away down in bis soul
Theatres from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and
from Maine to Texas, IS Mr.. Hayes would say.
, 1879-03-23

BUDGET OF OFERAT1C Go35irs
From, Our OMn Cor7tspondent
NEW York, March 20.-For three DAYS pa's
there have been some lively scenes IN anu auo1'
the Academy OF Music. Not to the large e'atnef
ings eud enthusiasm on the opera n'shas ~