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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17
rrHIYI IL 1 WINrKR's ~.

II Is made known that 2 revival of " \ Win
~ Il. Will Later ia th4 yeir. oe efec,ed a. boctn'-
1.,e.trr under the management Of Me>srs jarrett
palmer for Tue purpose Of presenting Ass Genevleye
MI ST.. H-yU.one and Mrs. scOtjsldIJHs Is Ieraiid.
- I %. remembered that This Ia obe OK tie Shake
,r.rrsU pay. tnat EdWlu Booth brought forward AZ
t tb,fr. IN the d4ys o. ms ownership and manage
r,nt and mat hr presented II IL maguincrAt dress
60, Lawrence Barrett ~ LfOhfes. Marx smith a.
,.io.eus Md slrs. Waller - hcTmio"f Inc scenery
then p.ogiGcC prODa bly, stI acct's'e % NA' DC
reproduced Il is Edwin Booths reyiva- Of Iuiil'
Cp.r~ which was rosuscltated Of this hous' 10 ch"Tm
tts pubhc with the managerial ents prise Of MesHTs'
Jarrett Palmer; and Edwin Booths production Of "
Winters Tale NAY share the same gOOl purpose
That IL viii share another good purpus"-lA bringing
ne 10 our stage. under tae peasanteHt circumstances
f.e stately presence OF Mrs Genrvieve Ward ana the
poctic image Of Mr.. Scutt-,IGdous-is Instantly ap
,araut and need not be urged. winters AAle ~ is
uroducion Of the upes period Of shskespeafes genus
and IL contains OF his lcveEes mhsnAii0ns and
,s nost delicious poetry. Miss Ward vii be stump
tuou. HerB.iont, aOd mrs. scott-Siddons-WLo some
bat rrsemble, her contour Of features and iDelAh
ehov refinement Of expressiOn-should reproduce she
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17

The crvptc-raptical auaoI Of politicians has
been iIuu,L ordnance Di IHL NLN-i 'I a
I.lcNE. Tae Interpretation ey the uUcfaUGdple rA-
D. UI filr Joanna. "l 'u- SERIES CT ln'ucajg ClLtfs
ir-... .f a'ifrrs lH i'- history
az r-rYip-rtuuF To Americans 70 l4 uf f7T T'ie It-
I-t. ff.-.~, tbgr history g. thc Rosetta stone,
and Toe o.. u.r aI.-t oc either OF -Y-f I OF
,HiU-re. trr necessity sr~urt-- Go culcrtIi- egg
o. l4e po ica results OF IHt lEEt SIS rcNc at"n-,
" l- .-.f.rtOu ~ Di .'t opponents go
nothing b- s.ed. lut $50 see king rul.cI en-. % L
Oh -o made valuable com rILgIuH 60 TIE apU. -c'-tc
nf r.r.pH.rtue. It u4- possibly Pc Ut 4ni politician.
l-r-a.i.r revert. FAX rraf c@a. % some t..
ta- .Lt aHfrut -vntourtl Language. ir Ua- tue ---
rtlt4e. .l.H. q "a Iu ttc orIt'., Ut Btiu4' ol r'
.r- .,r-.I.- el- 40 Two wlF-. ir The ta.t r. Hai.-
hL t.- 4-- ness ~ Language, adds Go lis
.tI. clos. VITA -ug- s~tl.c phrase h-rt "t
lNtLa- f.~. ana quoted h'fr as fh t-''.l,' I'd. -'-
t,.ta. I...u. 70 Wotn." ne said % tile ~tprl.
lrc ,,--.I iH- echo" lie undoubtedly Meant lA-t D.
j, n. R.I rtl. ~jIlfr runs -llt tr party w1i-tt !-
.uI.- z. t, into -HlIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17
TIE LITTLE DUKE N BOSTON.

A special good fortune seems to attend the
dramatic OF the Boston Museum. There tue
Pnafore " was 1rs; presented 70 this countrY-ahd
th~nce it has rolled q national prevalence anu
lucrative we'll delightful success. There ~lih4h
a wees L"co"Q. comic opera OF the Lithe DUKE hi'
beeu forward and this also has risen, ~ once
upon food tide 81 prosperity. The Boston papers
sscribe is mainly 10 Miss Alice HARRISON ~
he I'm. Dgs - represented. AMI who u raiseu
for what VDears bright, da-nIng performance
piquant discreet. uschieyOus yet decatr' ana 'u
Vvaeity, grace and inprtuous aTdor Ihis actress
since eft NewY TX, has had AMPLE experience OF
higher line OF business fhel SIZE &C hrst pursued mere
She acted FC.ch08 AMI Brr6f1oi and Epss Le'gH,
mauy Other paris that exact feeling sentiment anu
delicate trea, ueut le~s than mischief and mrt"
and her growth in professional aptitude aud oHPaT
nas been Wholesome and genuine She u now dlihon'
edition Joan WOod-T;tn. perhaps. capacities III
the OF sentimental comedy which that sprghtlv a'
iress displayed certa1nv proficient 10 IN
uuusua degree Eraces and attractive SesWhrh
victorious weapons Of the soubiette ana "hon
have rarely been exercised since the golden daye OF
Mary Cannon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17

has oraapa tats tae pace - g.. ilar on u
pair Tkprt - siii MISLEADING 15fn' VSlV' ot
fractional pr per = gkirh a-Orrt arn1t e5UDOt, ~
Scent Ar sent IT.. ~ o. T1T 'siiin 90 nv
he wi MT F 30 rsG-a'sea al. - iso'Va NY
n Sl2.ooO.u0 - pr.h orie ii,y'rGal-'i.
In Ia, Hal.r Comm ttee ~ E1p,.d' 10 tie STATE
Depsr. rr-t~rd AZ he n~-t viipot .Ns''r"l va
TIc7,nHat v. e VS. = ihe I'm .rt -.t's y W. la
or.d a. Norfolk v n ....s.d a> 90 3D. character
81 guI.frr rd nj V.-.f .u@s 80 ..s-a. Erift'rl
10 su'c VIZ ~r'rnff'. rgft.r was H0g~ fnr'i'ii'
The rrrs- exam Batl0s 90 g. l. = IL ~. %. Esei"''
~. lo>t nOnrl fro. tr"gDl- trr, thea pro-
corded ri D. n 500 ~f.i ID y.rv sey"r' rOlrsr
81 quest onu The IriH~s 10 lrg Io wuf4r Pc cr'ct
tes nogv. iuc cha run1 s'..r' 10 .t fcP roN.nl ."
would hr -umr0tycI ..f -rcrrt .f 20 ID Tor iI'
uur-use 90 aefirg Ufol ~ sfi.r 90 o. -i'rW f"'S
teuW- The secret ft-rv ara nr O.. and cr-
lam resolu 1uls p-L. the .e els OF Nic- salgs
De osfa aimed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17
PVBLfC 0PItION.

IIden SAYS Pet0n's crime was an "nchoajt
on ncr." TAst -. he only coatcInpi'''" L.I.t'
Oh. iic nrans. power or courage L" COMMIT ID" t"N-
uloud state tDcml
From Mr. Tilden's testimony, rs gwen N
glS H,rId he seens have been icr worst Is'i nih
iu thu United State- t. 1ic CrnUno> ~ Ms own ''
10 n = Pr-,l,eucy.-I Richmond Wing Ucm.l
Some Of Mr.. Tildcn's friends propose to get m
meeting ia New YOr6. aud 2lre ann % ccr'lHo"te oil
character TITS proposition j. TIE sufeai sisA 'u"' A'
needs one PhliaaeipbiI Press tReE)
No one can read the letter OF President
HAYES 10 curla al Merritt without ing thai L. r-h
y.a1}y letter rT-CitaO 60 iAe Ieat o. aim WHO "l
A. II n >. made universal law al Off als tnc -ec
can only Tor good but IN" av Sh''d ave H' a'l-
alive as well M gatIye apple hon ana opponents"
o.. Administration suould not q allowed ID u>' N''
.fct patronage against IT, Whlc 81 n cnuN arc 10! u
G,u g. u>e pa rnuagc ia H. favor Rochester Dto' a
eUd Chronicle t.-pD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17

..e King. and queens we're N TeZs robes ana dao'n'
irb,s in c1lirass and mailed srnor. the bishops ID cas-
Is and initre and the ROCKS and p'wns beautifully
A.assd and an carrying the insignia OF their respcc
,vs characters a. WAS . brilliant spectacle ana ealeA
Srtb loud applause as each took the proper posi-
,,r The marshal stood ali the evening on an elevated
,trm at she OF the stage and the irumpeteE gave
the ulsycr. warning when the time allowed the'" !"
ove had expired Waencver piece was taken som"
sncn tune "a "GrandfathcT's Clock" Whoa Emma.
anver the Fcuce Is out " was played. The L d Rose
having Won the first move, the game proco"dr0 9i'.f
,,p,ii tae fourth move. wnen the White Roe "@t 'he
Queens Knights pawn. The pieces gradnay Cl~ p
% rod from the b0ntd uuti 80 la Of 'he Nuit~ ID ~
6e knr remained and she herald auuUunc ID tlat N"r
tck snrTrudcred. Ibe marsha, announced that tory
rested with fbe Red se. and presented TIE k"d t'n
win haaunfu chaplct Of roses. The knights %. Lo
vIpning side then presented o. The powus DH 'hl
side with BOUQUET The mGrsha's next un1nnctn, hi
was coUGuecrd players would pas un icI e
uiiue Fork formed by TN spears ~ tleir couGur 7
Tho arcl as formed and through ~ ~ he mis" oi '
Dead MARCH, passed the conquered thsir banners t..
f-lg on the ground. WHEN they hat disappa'ri ''-
Z e STAG. the bugler struck up lively tune 10 Nn,'
cOuGuerors marched OF The stage. ana me 'o''i
Inp y e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17
THE FIRE RECOFD.

= BrnrI>G or rHs ONO ~oLoIsGs' ORPHANS

~ III i'N or IVY fIu . III. ~ ~ 'k'lNNp
UOUF sUs~rr.
CoTUNsrs, Ohio. FEB. 16.-At : o'clock
this mar.i fr. vas i.r .or- IN Soc ha>- ncut Of
the Adru'ui~t tI,u luI.Iu- SO ders' CONAN =
Home near G-s.iA. and 90 tBe psor facilities for
'he eKiHalr .ln d; ~ . aud thr q 81 fhe build
Ing from lhe town. III f.p.s Vrre ..r ial neadway
befur. thc e"Cpcs arrived. The 500 iir~p a. tao
HON, lad iusl nu-ucd brf irJ,i he JTildinH
and bat P.u.r ned 90 .Ar'r cnttag-. WHEN the
DE- made lts app, aranre IN O." nrst story.
Owing 20 the denre slnoE- with quickly q lti
ihr rooms. :le Vll3e>t confusion prevail "a among
the tearncrS. who viiaN sought 70 r~turn 10 th'lr
Ia the r story 10 ih-ir fer-iuJ proDsrtg.
gcfai Hruitls O. III Lc-lsia. ure wuO vrre visiting
Cd, Iu>jIEf "a narrowly ESCAPED WIN tHrir ives.
n tor Richard. ana fc csc ped II ppinR from "a
como slory WINDOW INTO blankets hr4 by ne "a.
Senator aun MI 4 prs a.tvr Dodu. ana Mr..
Ford. wife az The ward. saved henei uy i~api
scrond ~fUIy w.Hdow- to TIE porch bel so, IRON
whIth dropped fu t.ic round In ~ ID two
hOur- the uirc ordnC nud contents were crStrpytd
incl ding g. n rts OF teach r aud Oh als
80 lives lost and NJ -rle- aocir u are repaired
The loss 10 tLe ~'itc by Be n - VIII ~ - about
50 900. upon which there = 10 INSURANCE IA' origin
UI ne FIRE Is uuagoW 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17
4 ClLLEGE II NAsMIN.ION.
RrckNLU. or MISSOURI, lHI AJ-HDK OF IDEIN-
Two NtW BILLS, BRINGS FOR" I'D Womb
III rI,s TOR rHr IDUCAruN or LADIES.

BrckNLE, or MISSOURI lHi AJlHoR OF FORTY
Two >tw BILLS, gslSG- FoE" I'D A Womb
It'll TLtS TOR IHE IDCCAuuN or LADIES
BY rrltaE4ru 40 The TmBCyE3
WA,uINGroy. Feb. 1G.-Mr Buckncr OF
Missouri g., or %; tue most profile u.ors of u,hoata
legislation a rrolitc bod. Ia. House calendar show
z tortytvu o.ui rc-o u;iOus oducrc hy linn dura
lc ,re.eLt Congress, jill, Last contribution H. il
tr) ue,d asi Friday. y request" 10 e-ah'su Nj
t..lai Beneficiary College TIE DIN.ct Of Go uu.ot'
Z. ON Ia, preamble 10 this bli may learn that
the great pildc and roso' tns Nati"nar based upon
Il. free c,I and religions u,rltul Obs thai many tim"
mothers beside. many Of the mos. pllaE;hropl,
women VI o4r lIaG lave 'ouS aud patiently. though
iu.ry and p.rs.st-u-y pleaded better education
and easier means OF sct,ug H." iJr themselves
ard their daughters; that thtrr Las b'ru
"a graf lncTraAe " ocpoud nt widows Gad OF
plsns, especially ia tLe C.tY u N.,hI1-toa
VIC are 10 great uc,j ~ ai. ecucau aud employ
lcul: th., WraI.A dui intellectual cal urr are nos
~, great comp i;ors ~ thr way Of &c pendent AMI
uar,uca5ed cla>-e.; sI,t that 81 c3uGdeuty Del. y,d
TIM ie e.,abi 'siucnt NJ y. lcn-l Bearfcary college
90 tia Capital tails Nation. preference % thr
women and Orphans % The HepH'iI", would Dc wiz.
lust and V u lFog' measure ~ tHr part % The Toy
erinct; aud hist said Institution IN view Of Prosper
i've charities s,nc, .rt> aev,, and eadovment-.
would require bar temporary AID from coaSres. biore
70 uoao berume so.:,-st1-g.Ir.-
vils imposing preamble o. followed by bin IL cls-
itrn s,i0nS. thin tar-Y d. arI thu u hcU1i's
81 IA the C5ar1is. erer OF Liue1oa. lo u
,rl.or.i,r- VIII CO.. that BODY i"-oj,r AID tn I~f
,,is., viii l ercs =Iz-d I: W Of several de-
parsmcns: FIRST. Aaa-tIIsl: second. norma; third.
.r.iY.ss: fourth. scientific: am, -. H.rn rhe
arecicucc 20. tnr author of The a h-ot dozen aud the
Poar! II Ee5e-t, g'oi ga ronpctc tHr -f.
Frou the seetoR 10 j, !rssr! thai h-
O., ocaeGcary -tuieu.s ,aau lee. iir d-en soniru
Of So,-d moral charsctrr second. on-li- rlr and r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17

AIhri cly .pn o, ,r-' and Hfttr a. artcg. u gee %
F.res r,r 'sc -.I.rs o. g. ra-1.s. .sa Yves. 57, So,
Il,rrlael, Of Nscl4vh. P.c4-e semi ne nose-,.
HloVES ~4.n- s' F,'. .-r, L. 'asll b h'o D.
r.- ..-- 10 I'D, aeId a Oil. ,te ra.,aene- % H.dr.,
rc....e
tIAEk-a' r-- boIl \ T. rr T7u-s'sv reb-1gry I3 I'm.
ME j. .".-- u -i.,ts j. ~ . %. .',.'Nl' d. 81 l ,
ta~ ic... Joseph H1rphy fr~eioll ~. DC Ioa
,l.y. l-tAIus.. $50 .. .r.'-- a. %.
pA~TIn Hroo.'ra. 5rHa~g a. OF pneumonia. D,nt g..
btTfs.l~ fHr II D r"s- 90 - A-'.
lHt~rru-lt 81 Taunton. N-,.
F. ANBa}--A' Noun. Vernon =. g.. "a raIav February
j.. JOIN flanders. aged p" v"'r-
Fur- ron %. lsr r--.cRce oA Taes!A7. Isrury j. a
l.sa cio,2 ?.
ctpnFs-ou Ie4ius- Helen wife Of james Cs'les rzeI
f,la,r-. AMI friends rrr r7rt~1 70 sreoe nrrfa-s op
Nona-s aes7lns !ih .n.' al ID oo'"A IRON ne- i-'eros
Iaui~fi,. F,braarg is ~7s scea 49, ..aass "Hy -.
,..l .'rr.s,~ 20 he hel alts- Pc-fs,r c4ar-4 40
asrr.s al ilio. re r,l's ir,,.a to ai,caa
STEAD Eutrcod ao rsi. oH February H. he Rev. . D.
rsa.i. q. lr..lytaa -1a17, As;o-- j. T. T,'rssry -
~rTnrFS-O~. or -l'r~,-- F.t-na-v : 'ia-r r widow
ft.r At. r, Mara stephenson 20 r -prl tys.
Relatives 49, 'rI.ai- '-- -s.'e'i 'F ~ ' .i 't
Iaf-.1a.It II o-r-nv ooi
1'N N~F% Don frirIsrr II a Milton C-t-r County g.
.A-J.,.H 70 { "f- 4H tl il- I;'.k war
tuu,r.t AiI.lss sa irnrdsIy ~ a. d 70 c,prt e.
yALF>7lNa-Ir F,p.uaiv - o. cooge'tar ol -e Sung.
llu-r. i.eaf. r-.l rr,aelce 30 Wet li,r.
pa -ef- IN Nartus Mass aau Idaho ,icsho I.4ofyl
nirasr cop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17

Professor Robert Ii. Browne, Of tbs city,
who WAS seized with aPopeKy III sixth-lvo. car ~
Il day LAST died The Sew-NorA Uos-ta Oh saturday
Professor Browne. vAo the sou OF wealthy SHIP
,G- der was Durn IA TINS CIV August ), $50.
lie early showed a strong tate tor sci-u' Ac
trFi-s. and a. his graduation from t1e Hch
-cuon Dc b. came e tcucler tIerc. II .Ad been pIf-
riual 81 the scotch Ir-spyteuFU ParIciua ScuO' IA
iIcrutI~J. Tor ia Jty His specially was milne
rao-- ard auianE other COLLECTIONS Ac Lao arrtii Ecd
iuaI of Robert J.. ~.asft, 81 Ills city lie was d
-Hrr-tJu .IU- ura.Drr o- several -c'tafl1t -ore' -
iis remains taken go N.'lIaIc-HuFs. wore Ar
..aSts . .aInIr o. Ieur sons ,ut tvU e.. ---l.t 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17
CONGRESS BAD \ BEHIND.
Continued from FIRST Pszr

political discussion in the closing days 81 tins ses-
sion.
The senate last night voted To PM aside the Army
/ Appropriations bill which wa announced b. the
chairnan If the Appropriations ComwIi'e~ 70 be-
ready and determined to pTocerd on No day with
the Revenue Reduction bill. That biz vii certainty
require considerable time for Discus a therea
many Republican senators VINO, % view Of ne
certainty of q drfcicucv. viii u'- vote 10 r"d nee
taxation simply to enable Democratic Presidential
candidates bid for votes fro the tohacco-To"lnc
States in the next National Convention. There Is
certar.too 10 De pr0lou ged coutes' lu the senate
over the amendments proposing 20 make NAL CON
tracts with steamship comuauie,; AID "a altogether
every remaining hour Of the Congress must 30
occupied IN I'll" senate with thu ordinary legs'at on
10 finish the necessary work
In the House the condition of legislation is no
better. Tho most important parts o. the Legislative
APP ropratioas b.li arc still unfinished uaury the
portions relating to survey, and The Judicial para
grapLs. 70 which or. 10 be attached the amend
meuts repeating the Federal Election Llw'. lhr
bill cannot b. taken Mp tomorrow. 2, the first two
hours gre to be devoted 70 call # states for m'iE-
bers VIII intro uce bills Notwithstanding the fact
that Congress Is abou' 70 c'osel and after two
o'clock tn, dav by unalterable rule - devoted TO
District Of Columbia business. Monday evening r
set apart for the eulogcs OF the late Representative
>Cheicher
Tuesday has been set apart for the consideration
Of the Sugar bill from the Ways and Means Com
uittee an there are many interests represented
thot II = doubtful if tht Appropriations COMMITTEE
VII have strength To vacafe that order. Ia" ilr't
tour hours e.. Wednesday have by uuanlm Us Couseut
been set apart tor The cousdeTatlon OF the i4dd
contested election case. and The Democratic ma
I'rIty VIII not lose THIS laSf opportunity I'D r.it
another MAN Who hs5 min 90 adj -olou, ana %
eve h,m tuc pay and mileage 10 the closing hour,
of the lI~f .c~sIon for the whole congress. Amer
that on Wednesday wll come the tuug'rs IN
memory of tn, Late Representative Welsh, OF
Nebraska. and on Thursday tle WAYS and Mean,
Committee will ave tne day for sr. .r.l reports.
II vii there. ore be- oIfti.U,t fos .h. Appropno-
ti.u, COMMITTEE 30 bring 40 the Legislative III
a,aII before FRIDAY or SATURDAY. and after that ar"
TO- come tu- Nuuory CIVIL bull ws,h 40 s3O,Oon,ooO
oi appropriation, and the large ID h,lcncy bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The third concert of the Brooklyn Philhar

The third concert of the Brooklyn PhllhaT-
momc SOCIETY," z ven on sunday evening. b. ought back
Ibeodorc Thorn =. aud the admirable conductor was
welcomed vilh unaffected demons r1tions Of pleasure
by friends who appreciate him and more highly ~
they SIC what orchestra when he not with
It. The selection 81 pieces Saturday was not what
we know Thomas pr. gramme," and We presume
tat 1t presented the cmeut OF The musical com
l,tee rather than the taste % IN conductor nnt
great pleasure 20 large part - ne audience per-
haps 70 majority aud Il :; contained nothing great
also contained nothing good. II was ~ fol-
lows:
symphony IN C. minor No. I............... Gal-
ARA "''' w., An.a Dra,ciL
E made DC. f9r ,,rrr, - B. MINOR
i-.,.iu', ~ ID. -. ~, hi 'iti ' .!.O.sul
Miss DIasail-
Huuguurs Hs7yh} .''''''''-'-.---'''
Gede'- SYMPHONY is d fr,sh sweet and elegant WORK
hcautiu form poctical ia spirit and on It's first
production II Wa houored With the enthusiastic
common anon from Mon els.ohn. Our generation
andy rates high fathers did, but u is "l-
us eued 10 with XII tie 5on, although II may not
De u The sroug forc which used 10 find IN the
principal features Of classical concert. To Object
however. 10 the s-ye Of this pro would be I'M
,uanle There are many kinds Of good music and
liberal and enght ned management gives due after
ttoI schools. only requiring that That II
chooses shall DE Zaidei ana pure ~ the selection
on saturday ccr'auly we're. Vo.kI1anrs sere-
made, recently lv.rd Ia NcH-lurk, was ne tItl-
July piav,d nd Nr. Brrgners cello q. bi.ato
Wa greatly admired The piece WAS described on 'he
programme a. yolouceio solo" Try Mr.. Bercner, no
ht-t 1cir- given tHa there much o. an accom-
panimeut. Thi- queer biunder flor which NJ Thomas
%, course Vas not respons br) bcltued the compost
to, "a, sercuade being written for the string "rche>-
ira. and so prrfo-ued. An important SOLO Is indeed
il.ervoy- with tie other paris. but that all 7rhu-
nauu's Bidder aus O~teu" o. Pictures from the Ea-',
constitute Itie series q mpromPjus. originally writ
ten Tor tae p4ue5rr fsUr hands, and transcribed Tor
tne orcae,tIA 1y Cal Eciuecke. They are charming
'-c.s and 80 t4eir new dress have be2uiifu eh'rl
TAoua. USED 20 give The OLD Central PARK Gar
den The B4rch4Hale 4. M TannhaHsef auG the Hui
u1uuc- March brought the concert 90 splendid CLOSE.
Tie nance 81. uieces bright, iuteE IT.
l.tJ. ID .lg sympathetic and it Was 7u infHrr"-~.H'
comfort g. observe how quickly tie orchestra rou'e'
i.... &. new ale under the magic influence 81 IL o'
.Drduc'o-.
Miss A1,,..ao Pi lr0s had been engaged 20 sing BRIT
-. y,a- De aud Miss Dro~Iu took her pl'"r 90 ver'
snort notice vis Drasi,'s reception Vas fttt"'r2-'
l. Del .r.. ul1..u,- Ea. uuu-uJi good A" d.'l ~
o.. .r a..i from Ia Ftv1r's being ouc 81 t-c ''-t
l1iues We nave ever earl from Ier
ILepIagrammr for Iae u'yt cour"r, includes Re-
.Ao,,u'- PASTOR. sym Leav art Two .oy.ites, NAMELY.
-a..r boz mm and uIot music from the " samson
..... 4Jt.44.i 90 q. .ut -l.
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PROGRESS or THE EAND or PRISONERS.


The referee in the Justice PlnckDey case,
and the Justlcr's counsel, agree Ia consdefng the
bearing adjourned until to-day; bn' MI hief' Oh TIE
prosecution still examines Witnesses. and has every
-, IT. own usv mt u-ithstAudng that Mr. Burl has
tnl1 m rtrungrapher to By 10 AZ Witnesses thdt II o.
med NOT TESTIFY. On @atuI day, JeiOIne T. Brady,
"a, ,t.royraVher Of Jus,ieo FincEns!s cOurI, de-
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A lIttle three-y e3T-old gill volunteered To
say 1rr, a, fir, anne u id 80 a. rooW- go. L,ri.
Dress lie a. uga We eat: brsss mamma and papa and
gamma acd uba." aud here. casting mp her 10 rs io
her grandma H. me u.xt scat, and discovering tia h.
aa IN Ing. Iite 'lu closed nor prayer UF Fiug,
behave ypil>rf. EauIpa-fpr Christ Amen
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TANN TIIEATEr.

The ,L-.r .ln..t OF John l.. Owens ended
t.r- ol .....a. .lt. Il Ai- been devoted 70 THIS
con-. I.a- -auaTo p- ,3ualIiie- OF cab I4u"mcr
.s ....~y4 ..4 >..1 ,tta1ie Iucse works have
., PSI, ORG. tut uiilut..r or eI'bad tI'- .umu
.i.t .. e., ended r,.-a.s-l a. Their p,cg.-iue- aud
.-.. .. l,t of Iat, ---uct necessary. NJ, owens is
a genuine lul4or.-.. duI SUN widely known ani
fa,.or. lrccsit. Iu him tuc ol-..Ls. rcl. i'f.
..y G.at. o.. Reeves. L-tou ard Burton ,ulyye- for
.I. ..l-a. o. tne c.l-rup .rary theatre. Ills t3uCl
upon .-le -qrus # parhos BE- firm and true. H.5 store
u anime spirits .s ps,O He trt o. absolutely con-
.af and therefore 30 possesses the attribute, of rarr
IJ-- t.e assumption yarIogs IDENTIFIES 81 c.afc-
exc. o4al Iuc extraordinary; and Tie C.ar4c egs
winch b. s.-lIies necessarily sustain. lis eel
,raic4 r,-trlI.rr- >,igu >bingr .,c.s % have
g, -ad new clarinir 20 less va! than it toI-
IrIv was. and lpg- spoa.neJ l,g drci lu the element
.. .,.u,...u. Lr..r Mr. owen, las neen fortunate
.- -A.. a -.,..ru.. ,.c pr.. yiit. cooperation
cd Mar. -;i.t, smith, j. G.. IiC-rt, Sir- stevens
IH" r.H.-J.r Ii is long -uce eur public -a- seen
.. ..o .l-c- OF -a..I.dI carcaiure was 'lted
Dr.. i,ie as- p.r orrauce OF Atnerr0 Crane There's
-t4.y lesson wrapped up ~ tbs embodiment, which
.-.t a.t 70 pe ln uIou tie stIouG-miuded ladies of
Goo. present aty-lhc PARK Theatre viii bc occupied
-.-ris,l. r7-l Gluet'- comedy Of Engaged" winch
.7.- an emphatic ult 10 Lon5ou-t Zoe Haymarket-iu
e.. Gal oI 1871. and which ha7 been impending Aer-
ever ..ce. Sir. hem indeed would have brought
o.t ,.., tame a-O b4s that lis re.py, arducc was
,...,4,e. uy I.a-7, Last Fuday aga, NJ. Abbey
company. from the Para Theatre. acted me l're
l..t..... .-,u v.irn place 81 now comes 20 us
......i,L le pr .-nt success Iue last parts Is
Cd. r...rI:
..,sen.. a- ,-t Id........ Jo.,tu r.. y li..n1
~ IS T..a.'c. = Io,4nd -aa-ll aa .I.G.a,rar i.,ss,
...~ -,ler,.r-o D.. .snca,-r stlss N ..l., r.. .n,r
, o. & ,1.' ovri.rd 'a..c. ,id.oc C5@,i
sG. 44L liza
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SHORT AND TO THE POINT

Fv.4t TIE Indianapolis lorna. ltfp'
The whole case against Illdeu ana hl~ CO
uer-surr- 3D.. fu "a uCf~uu t.iE iUuJNL cipAt. dig
Tarlc. were genuine tacF were pack ~ ec'nHdit 10
Inc uspa have hrea prOyC 90 Doe e-ulnr, 40" l-
acteucyt~ go not attempt deny De sct. Ita rom
elusive ~ nue aI Their ftrtaer tHuft' are
simply intended o. nl..oId puflc Judgment
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ir-anrtest rr W HALLS clr. for The '01g. cI-s,
rDrls ctu- r-n. o,Ls.Epiiol a.u al disa--' n ,lp
throat rli--+ md uH-f
.r HfNa, C,E!.Ic ~ALrI ior Ilnl.e. f-y-s'- ci's,
JuIu-. sc.
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ovclinres Of Fe-aia aspect II not 10 nature This
doubtless will be- Of the brightest incidents OF the
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Gpcciai Notlccs


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