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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

Mr.. Finch organized on Monday, a
Red Cloud Juvinile Temple No. ii with
&c charter members; Mrs. p. T. SetteIle,
Superintendent. The pledge is against
tobacco, swearing and intoxicating liquor.
The temple is branch Of the Coed
Templer work ard numbers in the state
about 1000 members. Mrs. Francis T..
Finch of Lincoln, is G eneral Superin-
tendent.
Children are never to young to learn
bad things, and they can be taught good
things equally as easy Our people
should give the temple a hearty support.
We wish the little folks success.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08
From Blue Hin.

Ed. CHIEH.-Town 10 looming up.
and We think in avery fev years il viii
make one Of the best trading places 10
Webster county, If NJ, one Of the mos,
prominent places in the vest. The
boarding places can scarcely aeconuo-
date all. The Bsrnum house is . three
story. tall three on the ground i, fur.
nishes convenience. for the greater
part.
NJ. Everhesrt has completed a pev
residence and is now living 10 il. A
butcher shop is now 10 running order,
and . harness shop is nov being built.
The Doctor still rides out 10 bis buggy
c 10 . while whether he gets ssy
calls or not.
U. T.. Walkers team ran away one
evening last week With the pillow, no
damage.
We think the croquet ground i. q nice
thing, bat We think some Of the business
men should stay . little clo-er to their
business, and not keep their customers
waiting On them to finish their game,
quite 50 often.
Town was somewhat frightened las,
week By . supposed mad dog; ran At the
Col. and he mounted q barrel, next to-
ward one Of the store Keepers Who
CHANGED to he standing on the street and
he mounted the hitcbins pole, then be
ran undo. the store. Now we have no
doubt the dog was mad for be had every
reason in the world 10 be mad, but do
not think he had the hydrophobia. He
was threatened to be shot several times.
but no one has killed him yet. We
don't see why they want to kin the poor
little dog just because be was a little
mad; men often get mad aud are not shot
for 1t.
A deer was shot between Ayr and
Blue Hill the Is inst. SKIP.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08
70 Ali Tia Christian Brethren.

Alta meeting or the first Sunday of
May the Christian Brethren Of Webster
county selected a committee to arrange
for a county cooperation meeting, which
will commence at one o'clock on Satur.
day, before the third Sunday in June, to
continue one Sunday. Place Of meeting
neal the mill on Elm Greek 10 the grove.
A full representation of all the brethren
will be aisirable. Joel T. Martin.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

The County Commissioner Of LAscas.
ter county, oTsr . shading reward Of go
for the capture Of every hss-e tibet vhe
steals an animal belosgipr to . c~itir.s Of
sha, county. This is . move n the right
direction. and viIl do more toward stop
ping the depreciation, Of horse thieves
than anything e.se.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

The running time on the R. V.
K. Il. has been changed again. and the
passenger trains now run direct from
Omaha to Bloomington, making this the
main line. Passengers can 90 through
to Omaha or Plattsmouth without stop
ping in Hastings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

Miner Bros. are agent. FOR the eele-
bss,ed White. Howe, Davis sad A.ncri-
can Sewing Maehioe.. Sample machines
eau always be seen at their store. snd
parties Who wish to purchase vii DO
veil to call and examine them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08
E.TSAY NOTICE.

Taken up BY 8. N. West. Harmony Precinct
Webster county Neb. on the list day Of Septe.n-
Der 1873. one red snd white roam COW with red
ears. prst two years old. Apprrised before me
At $O. Unless the owner appears. proves prop
crty and pages charges and costs. said COW will
be sold according to law. And said sale will
take place at the residence Of the tksr up. J..
N. " est. sec. .24T4R II. one mite south of
Wells p. o. Said sale will take place Satur-
day May Sd at 10 o'clock q m Of said day.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of March
\. u. 1879. Jno. McCallum. Jr.
3it5 Justice Of the Peac..
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

The following arc the officers of the
Riverside temple OF Honor and Temper
ance instituted in Red Cloud last week:
NJ. L. Thomas, W. G. T; Geo. w. Ball,
W. V. T; Edwin 9. Hawley. w. r;
Chas. W. Springer. W. A. r; Jacob l..
Miller, WE. r; j. C. Warner, w. T:
w. G. Gillian, w. U; D. G. Walker,
w. d. U; VIM. Mcbride, ". G; W. C.
Reilly, W. S. j. A. Tulleys, P. w.
C.. T.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08
:: YG-sc.

Farmers vino have good wheat for
sale, will do we'll to take it to the Red
Cloud Mills, Is Aessrs Potter & Frisbie
will pay the highest market price for
good clean wheat. ootf
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08
GRAND BAL. AND sAg:-I..

VIII be given on the evening" Of lhe
l6;h Of May. in L. 4. WiHlsms & Co d.
new HALL. The people Of Red Cloud and
viciniiy, are cordially invited TO attead.
Size Of Hall. 231So.
Music BY fultOns Qgadriile Bani
En,ertainery music fOr the evening will
be dispensed by the Riyer;on Corne,
Band.
J.. \ Williams,
General Manager. Riyerton Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08
e. Z pIrEAN

Will neIt week. at the south side
Grocery Store, open with 4 6ne stock OF
Groceries fresh from the Chicago mar.
ket. Also . full stock Of Flour. Feed
and Meal. 3stf
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08
LAND NOTICE

We have just placed on the Market
Ten Thousand acres of Land situate din
Town Two and Three Range Nine and
Town Two Range Ten.-0n easy Terms
Of Payment.-Eieht Paymeots With
Eight per cent interest, and at low Prices.
Some Of the best tracts ever offered
Discount of Fifteen per ent for cash.
KAiEY Bros.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08
YNms 20. Sale.

Good improved farms for sale, 10 all
parts Of the couoty-;ame on the line OF
the K Y. r. r., o, reasonable figures.
Call on Or address, n. L. Thoma-, Red
Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08
CLOTHINGi %CLOTHINGiI

Do you want clothing of any kind. il
so, call on j. G. Potter, who has just
received a large lot fthe cheapest and
best to be found 10 the city. Mems and
Boys suits cheap for cash. IF
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08
Y. B. xeNIgr.

Wholesale & Retail Stationery, School
and Miscellaneous Books.
Wall Paper a speciality at Bed rock
prices, already trimed.
Fancy Stationery and Notions at the
Post Office Building.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

"A. B. Smith. an old time friend of
the CHIEF editor, and town surveyor for
the c. B. & @. and B. h NJ. Railroads,
called to see US last Monday. He has
just finished the survey of T~ouzaliu's
addition to Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

All who wish sweet potato plants will
do we'll to call on L. f. Smell, who will
furnish them in large or small quantities
as cheap as any one else. 39tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

Arapxcreuts are made With the editor Of thi.
paper b which staden0 cAa entez the Great
Mercantile College. Keokuk. Iowa. AZ about
haif price. The Great Mercantile college .
brinsioe . prsetic al ducation within the reach
Of thousands Of young men Who cannot sassd
enter cvesy week n she year from ar sections
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

Let eTery farmer 10 Webster eoaaiy.
bear 10 mind tia, Smiih Brus 4 Basp-
son. are ai ali times srrpsssd 10 loan
nooey upon Improved farms =, The los
sss rate Of iaisTe.i. 4;
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

The WHITE snd DAVIS Sesins
Machines. for sale By Miner Bros are
the best machines made.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08
Notice to Parents.

It having come to my knowledge that quite
Q number of minor children. whose parents re-
sides at or near Red Cloud. are ia the habit Of
playing around the depot grounds when the
rail. Dad company are engaged in svitchiny aud
moving - climbing uHon the car
while in motion, thus endapzeriDg the Lives Of
the children. Parents of the sam are there
fore requested to use their best endeavors 10
keer their children Away from the depot. and
thcy are hereby forbidden TO come there for
other than business purposes. L. +. SAGE.
35ti Stat. On Agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

Mrs. Mcbride has enlarged her shop
and is doing a larger business than ever.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

Ss,is< L. s<rsAy rv~a- tsss I ~ snAnlss
al per- - shs ssy a~ssrs = Sssf tsszs~S~
% esrtsSstas 80 t~arssss q thr rrxayr sF
go aea sesSats - Nssster rosNfy. a. Red
riEs s'3ssk . n sAsp
A. Fora e. SaF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08
FOE SALE.

1000 Golden willow cutti nes At one dollar and
Fifty cents per thousand. 100 bushels OF Japan
csc or mammoth mili1 grass seed. 30 cents per
bushel. Also several large fresh milch cows.
4 lies southwest Of Rcd Cloud.
D. s. HELvHRN, Agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

MONEY To LOAN on Improved lands.
Apply to ID. S. Coomb's at the Cour,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08
Teachers Contracts.

TeIehsrs Csairscis ca T. Aal bs
es.hax 90 tie az bs ssing .; .hs Cntry
oScc. Red Cloud Nsb
A A rorr Ca surt
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

Go to W. B. Ruby's for preen-h house
plants, He has just received a few
thousand from the well known green
house of W. j. Hesser, Plattsmouth,
Neb. 39,f
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

Ladies and Misses Boots & Shoes O!
the latest styles and nobbiest make, at
John e. Fotter's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

CONVERSE GOODMAN & Co. Keep
constantly on hand the largest sssort.
ment of Hardware goods ever bro't into
the Republican valley. They sell cheap
for cash, and if they have not what you
need leave your oeder and they win Gil il.
Call. on them enc door north Of CARRIERS
aud Mr.. Holcomb win wait upon you.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

Iahsn CD BY the ssAsFstsuea iIsias en- sse
~ Iosn ? EAnge /. wsisses Ca. Nsh. Is.
black mare scout q year, el4 rsstt Aira fs.,
Saitc NIfo enc rpaH p4re colt Ahea; |. yrAr
old I~hs owner = aatit~I q eaIi. sr0Ys PRES
er'y,. pay charge. Snd take me anir7ss s.ag
no tEa- !. E.Esa
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08
!AsxEts ATTENTION.

Iiesirsts eo7msaes Aerl,rs sAass sAsss
TIE ersi - MAJ Vel rfsFsr~4 % ssss sEar.
sstisfartson. Term,. ~ cts Peg ns~sA. rxr
he.i. CslTes srzll.
= 4. VS.. H.srrv.
Heal 81 fsrnefs Cresk. iaarais. Ssh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08
CLOTHING,.

Just received at John g. Pot.er's. q
large lot Of clothing Of the latest styles.
Also Boots & Shoes, Hats& Caps, and
all sold down at Bed Rock prices. If
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

Mr.. Nelson Phelps brought to our
Office last week, a sample of the Cahfor-
MIA bean. 1t grows on a stalk about two
feet high, and is very prolific. They are
a new thing in this country. Any one
wishing a few to plant can get them at
this Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

Chew Jackson 9 Best svees Navy Tob.ee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

IN. O. Hills, Missionary agent Of
the American Sunday School Union has
organized seven schools in this county 10
the last eight days, at the following
places: Two south side of the river, one
at Cowles, two in Harmony precinct,
and two On Indian creek.
Mr.. Hills post-ofise address Is Bloom
ington, Franklin Co. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

"A dollar goes a good ways at the
Red Cloud Grocery, opposite the Bank.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

We have received IN order for .
large lot of Job work, from Blue Hin.
People will patronize the Institution that
does the best work. and the chea pest.
DIR. Smith of Guide Rock, With his
usual liberaiity and goodness Of heart, .
doing everything in bis power to prevent
the spread Of the scarlet fever in that
vicinity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-08

w. B. Ruby who has engaged in
the sale Of green house plants. will re-
ceive S 600 sweet potato plants the latter
part Of this week, which he viii offer fer
sale by the hundred or thousand. S9tf
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

r,,e vearsI turn sick tl4th August in writing
a. He died suddenly on Saturday at Morges oi
angina pectorls burst into tears All day long the
taars would rush every oment to my eyes, and THIS
sreaafu reality came 60 throw gloom over the long
sbed-for day OF meeting with dear child. Cart was
With Albert from his seventh year He was invaluable
,eu educated thoroughly Trustworthy devoted 20 the
Primer best Of nurses. superior in every sense OF the
1vori proud, independent swiss. who was quite W
ko,aze DC o0afiGncs peculiar but extremely careful
aud who might he trusted in anFthinE. He wrote well
-5 eonied much forus. H the only link my loved
ogs had ahout hm which connected hm with hs COLD
Socd the only one with whom be could talk ove~ old
,5r,es 1 cannot think Of dear husband without
Cart IL seemed part ca himSeUl We were so THANK
al f,r and nr0ud Of 4his faithful Old servant. be- was
rch comfort % u.s. and now he Is gontl sad break
Ssf W. bad indeed Albert fct the loss so muoG and
We had % choke our grief down all the day
PARIS May 21.-Tbe public reception of
11enr Martin the historian of France. by the French
Aeslemy of which he was recently elected a member
which was fixed FOR the 29th inst, has been iudef-
rtelv rostpoued because Emile olivier, who was %
~ the reply 10 NJ Martins speech. has refused 10 cut
,r,n, ii his defence OF the NapOeOuic regime AND the
Ministry OF 1870.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
TIL Young WGSTERy EIIGE4yES

LATER NEWS FROM THE PARSONS AND FORT SCOTT
PARTIFs-THREE ADDITIONAL BoYs FOR IOWA.
Mr.. James Brace, who accompanied Mr.. Reids
second party of boys to Parsons, Kansas, has re-
turned TO New-YOrk, and was at the Office OF the
Cbildrcn's Aid Society yesterday. lie said that be
had never been more satisfied with the character of
the homes which were offered the boys. When he
left all seemed pleased with the prospects before
them. Before returning he went 10 Fort Scott,
where he had left the hTst paTiN Iu order TO make
inquiries about them. The lCcs. committee told
him of the la0 who had committed theft from L1s
employer They said be had been left alone
lu the house on sunday While tie family
were at church, and finding two watches exposed,
be took them ana SOME clothing dHo ran away. lie
was soon caught and lodged u jail; but the wife of
bis employer uad become $50 interested lu MN chat
she urged her husband tO 90 and take hlu back.
strong hope that be would gam slldCIepo seii-cOn-
troll 60 enable him % resist temptation. ihe zine
or the boy> utt 4'ii lHti Ho pes .' -i ar lt local
committee had been informed: and they had posi-
tive information Of most of th.n tha- they were
happily situated and gave Satisfaction TO their en-
p.OyeT,.
The following boys were selected, at the last
moment on tuesday to foTH par. of Ar. bud's
company VINO were 20 90 TO Iowa;
MADDEN JOHN. was born IN New-lpl- sixteen years
a-O Uut fifteen years has .FeL at IJIui Vernon,
whrr. father Laa small place. ana BIAS attended
scho2i since ne "is IouI ear l.'. hi- amer Ii.a
last November. leaving hls mother Qufe poor He
2
ID ruc garden. buf he Thought should lk, farming.
SMITH. Thomas, age fifteen, was born u New-York.
where ne hes always lived HIS father Gipd when
he was two years Qic, ami mother dec lgug years
ago He has blaCkCd boots FOR irving, and slept in
tie RIvingou street Lodging D. h,use, where he has
attended night school suut H- read and write
ab.fie Inn 1,iorIt'- BI. not Maid !n1cp Intention
a. books. III went lLe O.. Virginia e. deck
hand on schooner Dut ''dn'l Ia' 10 well enough tu
Try second voyage He said he thou-ht ne should
10 "a farmer Duf Ci. not En 1857 much about 30.
He was confined Iu the hospital during large part
Of tlc Winter with pueumolia, bat is strong and
rugged row.
WAIES PETLR If fifteen years of age, ard has spent
most al ui- Ic Iu NcH-I1rL RE AIs neither I,tder
nor mother. ana drlteI into tLa Eivll -tou street
Lodging House where bis conduct 4ucn that
Mrs Clldeu recommended lim suitable boy 10
transport out West.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
REPrBLCANs in CArCrs.
NO RECESS TO BIZ TAKEN-AN ADDRESS WITHHELD
10y TELEGRAPH TO TIE rR1BUNEl

NO RECESS TO BIZ TAKEN-AN ADDRESS WITHHELD
10y TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUSEl
ALBANY, May 21.-The Republican members
Of ne Senate and the Assembly both held caucuses
Tonight General Arthur and several other prominent
Republicans came from N.vY 1rk to-day. and suggested
that the Legislature should take recess till the latter
part of next week in order await the Governors ac-
uou Mr.. Srahau's bill restricting the removal Of
heads Of departments IA New-YOri. Their plan IN
case the Governor vetoed the bill was to pass
the measure over his head. The suggestion was de-
bated only IN the Senate caucus. and there met with
general dsapproval. Nearly all agreed tnat 70 would
be almost impossible task to get all the members ~
the Legislature together after the body has once been
dissolved. In ali the Republicans were not pres
ent, II would be impossible % pass Dll
over the Governors veto, and thus the on
ject OF the recess would be defeated. More
over. IN view OF certain CdJrOEs projects before
the Legislature, deemed best as nattcr OF party
policy 20 adjourn the body instantly. ne motion %
take a recess was defeated by q vote Or - 10 1.
The Assembly caucus. upon coming 10 urler was III
formed by Mr. sloan that tAe suggestion had been mate
by eminent members Of the party tnat un address 20 the
voters OF the State would bo made. Dir sloan tnen had
read a draft of address when Dad been drawn up
TIE address contained "a statement 90 the ChitI meas
passed bY tue present Legislature ana claimed the
credit OF having made thcm laws for the Republican
party II also denounced the action OF tnc Dt;-
Ocrauc majority N Congress on the Army Dill
Speeches criticism Of the address followed tine read
Ing. Almost universally 20 was agreed tha- li Wou4u bt
uuWise PRINT tr document or author Lt nt piCpai-
un of one Tho chief argument was tlal the voters Wtl
quickly discover whether not lle present Legislature
iupol-ic ro call er attention ~ the subject Ihc
caucus then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

The especial duty OF this inspector will be TO cause
the removal OF any carton that may be found along
the shore during the Summer.
The Assembly ordered to a third reading DR.. l. l.
Hayes's bill authoriz ng the expenditure Of $4,000 IN
the Improvement OF Jefferson Market, New-York.
Senate passed the Assembly bin directing the
erection Of an additional public bath In NewYOr City.
Also Assembly bill authorizing the sale Of the Genesoe
Valley Canal any railroad that will pay good price
for if. The Assembly then plsrd the Senate Dill post
poning the sale OF the remaining lateral canals TIL
January /. 1880.
sons on the widows and chi dren OF hremen of the
Fire Department of NCBI0rk vino snail hereafter per
lsh IN the performance OF their duty.
Inc senate passed me Dih directing the MeuopoIlan
Transit Company, which granted charter Tor an
elevated rarOaa in New-YOr, In 1873 TO Tie a state
OF ts plans with County Clerk This bill 10 Is
believed Is meant 10 resusc e tie charter OF the COM
panY Oy obtaining from the Legislature recognition OF
its existence some eminent lawyers think It has ex-
PRED.
M strahans bill reducing the pay OF the officers Of
the Government Of New-York City was passed by the
the bin received from the Assembly. however tlat
the author Of the bill no longer values II. The
greatest increase was tho raising OF the salaries OF
the policemen and hremen TO @l,2OO-tnoir present
rate OF This increases the payroll OF the city,
as suggested in the bill by Ss0O0O0.
Senator PemerOy reported from the Committee on
Cities for consideration DR.. l. Hayess bill authorizing
the construction or tunnel beneath the Hud-
OF the Pennsylvania Central aud the Erie Railway into
NeW-YOrk. The Committee on Clies have so lovingly
held 10 In their clasp for month past that there Is
no chance Of its being passed.
The Legislature passed to-day IN both houses bill in-
troduced by senator Harris For The preservation 0i
song and small birds" Mr. Brooks pathetcally pleaded
for the lives of the small birds n the Assembly The
bll prohibits the killing or capture Of the following
birds from April 20 October: Linnet, blue Dird,
yellow hammer, yellow bird, thrush woOdpeczcr, cat
bird, pewce, swallow, martini blue jay, OTIOe. kdee.
snow bird grass bird, grOsbeak, plGbe bird, hunmnE
bird, DlackDIrd and
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
DIM

Ter Dr J. W and Fannie A Downing. aged II years and
Faae at the Efh Avenue Prs,9ysra9 Church.
GREEN NAN-At Mystic Bridge Conn. Monday. May ~.
Charlotte Rogers vile Of Thomas ; Greeuman. aged 80
GREEN-At somers Centre. y. Y, on Tuesday. May 20.
Martha Ann Green, aged l5 years ,....-, A.,
funeral Of samuel Loomsberry, roma-
rival M train Ieaving tirsnI Central DcDo AZ 1880 a N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Colonel John Groesoeck Of Cnon-
The remains will be taken 10 Cincinnati for nte-ment
tins ise General agent Of the BrooSyn Association
FaHrTn & S VII Id a. Plymouth Church Brooklyn
on rhu-.iar Nav % at 5oelocS a m.
Rclariyes ami trends sreInyitol @ attend.
NEWToN-on rgesiay, Nay 20, Charles Lewis third child
SERVICES at s6e Anthon Memorial church 4sthst west Of
6thsvs- Friday morning. at O'Clock Friends are ro'
oGDFy-on wednesday morning May 2l. Henry Haight.
OF susan Lvon and Thomas LndloE oe1 n yea yeas
day. afternoon o'clock Friends are kindly requested
not To send flowers
RoBBIYs-En Brooklyn on the 2lst inst, william 3 Rob.
FSHDa at Friends Moenghouse Jericho T. T., sixth
carfscs VII be lt icEsye arrival Of the 10 train
sHELroN-Atus residence IN Jersey citv on wednesday.
May 2I charles shelton 81 d., m the 0Ota year oi his
In1erment at birmingham. Conn.
-Dlin1ucif. Il lDrrs uiel5a copy.
rAYLOR-0z .sav MAY 20 ls-o a, Nev Haven Conn,
Frank D. sla rf o. Clrrngtou Taylor of Brooklyn L l..
rIrcrtr On .ftr aiv 22 at m. from che resi- l,nce
OF a- fat ar-u-aw, y. s. Feiowe- "lineya'e.' New
Haven.
WkTERPr RY0u Monday May d. ~ Wash'u gton Heights.
n g. 81 lm IT, Waterbury. u The 3jtl year "t ls age
Relatives and friends are rspu15tF invited ~ -tithl no
uner nj lls residence. Is j-ds and Boulevard on
THURSDAY. fsv2 -, 90 % u m.
Cary7aee VIII Be In waiting on arrival Of D. train from
J,ltA-st.
oC-On the Goth inst Thaddous j., son Of the iae
John W N lrIncl. u rho a6fh gear nj f'- a-r. -,
Eptayes family are Invte 10 1fteni me
funeral. r-tt1lcR Of his ttth fEh-ia" lewis -
Davis no 81 West a5thst., ON Friday morning at 10
O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
uUsIC1L 1YD DR4D4IIC NOTES.

The last performance OF " Nine. Fayart took
plaoe last night at the Park Theatre. This evening
MI Aimee viii have benefit shewll slug La JOlle
PaTfumeuse.'
Nile. Aim6e's benefit invites attention, this
eveuu. al the PARK Theatre. "L Ia J0Ie Pariumeuse'
will Doe represented. Mkt week,-tLo last OF the sea-
son.-Mr Gran viii present LIS Brigands
The Farewell Recital OF Mr. Franz kummel
will take place this afternoon at Seinway Hall at hai
PAST o'clock This VIII be much the best OF Mr Rum
ne's rcciials He will play the Clromstc Fantasia and
Fugue OF j. 6 Bach, SOnatas by Beethoven ana schu-
mann. % couple Of arrangements by Iausig' ana other
pieces bv GOtthard Bra,sin and List This VIII pF0p-
Bis br his ast appearance 600 NcUAOrk before MS de
Tor the West his last before ne goes 10 Eu