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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-08
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Instantly and Fmysteriously the electrical forces
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latIng the Liver and Kidneys, curing Dyspepsia,
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through the Loins and Back, Lack of Strength and
Activity. Nervous, Muscular and Spinal Affections
relieved and cured when every other plaster, lini-
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PRICE 25 CENTS.
Be careful TO call for COLLINS VOLTAIc ELEo-
TRIO PLAsTERs, and insist upon having what you
are willing to pay for. Sold by all druggists.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-05
s. p. r. r.
COMMIT NCING JAN. s, 1879,

COMMENCING JAN. s, 1879,
And until further notice,
TRAINS AND BOATS
Win leave LOS ANGELES as follows:
O.OO A. M-DAILY-Via L. A. < T.
~ sOU r. R.-Local Passenger Train
to Santa Monica. ARRIVES at $40 A. NJ
IN. o. A. M-DAILY-Local Pas
JUsOO senger Train to Wilmington.
ARRIVES at 9:I0 a. NJ
1Os A. M.-DAILY-san Fran
1U'CO cisco Through Freight and
Third Glass Accommodation Train
arrives at 11:55 A NJ
1o1S P. M-DAlLY-San Francisco
i elC Express Train, connecting at
Lathrop with the Atlantic Express Train
of the Central Pacific Railroad.
(Arrives at s55 Ny
.Ok P. NJ. DAILY-Arizona Ex-
$40 press, connecting at Yuma
with daily stages for Prescott, with Colo
RADIO River steamers, and with daily trains
of the Southern Pacific Railroad of Ari
roma for Stanwix, is miles east Of YHnal
and end of track. Daily stages for Mari
copa, Phoenix, Florence and Tucson.
arrives at 2:15 ?. MY
OLE P. M.-DAILY-Local PasSen
LsfC ger Train to Wilmington.
(Arrives at2:20 ?. NJ
M P. M.-DAILY-Local Passen-
Meeting with stages for San Diego.
(Arrives at $50 a. NJ
.00 P. M.-Sundavs Excepted-Via
Il sLU L. A. d ]. R. R-Local Passen-
ger Train to Santa Monica.
(Arrives at 3:25 P. Nd
Notice.-On Sundays this train will
leave Santa Monica at 400 P. NJ, and Los
Angeles at $40 P. NJ.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-05
Sales of Ores

Gold, Silver, Copper or Lead, will BE
made at highest possible rates for account
of owners. My long experience and con-
nccton with buyers in the different mar
kcis give ne very decided advantage over
amy one in the Territory in making such
s:gIcs 10 the rroft of those el}trasting them
10 me Correct and responsible assays
obtained and Submitted when desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-05
Special! Orc ers
Commission and Forwarding.

Every attention will be paid to forward
ing consignments of Merchandise, Machin-
cry, Ores. Hides, etc, either 10 er from the
interior.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-05

? feel under increased ohlig;tficn5 for Tie
patronage SO literally accorded ne al The
Successor of TIE Old and successful house
of VIM. b. Hn0yer & Co, ard while at
knowledging this fact, allow me to add that
those dealing with me will find as cOmplf t
a stock as was ever offered by the Old firm
with all that is new and desirs bic in addi-
ton.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-05

49, P. M-DAILY-San Francisco
i i - Express Train, connecting at
Lathrop with the Atlantic Express Train
of the Central Pacific Railroad.
(Arrives at .55 Ny
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-05
Gold Dust

Gold and SILVER Bullion; United States
Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers
Warrants, Bankers Drafts and Good Com
mercial Paper, Grain, Hides, Wool and all
Territorial ana Mexican Products bought
at value for Cash; 81 adyaneedea rs may
DC desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-05

THE Mesilla ksdcpend0at says: Satur-
day (ialch 22d1 will be gala day fof.
many, that intend to change their rcla-
tons in life. We understand that the
parish priest will solcmniDG' thirty mar
riages onpthat day.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-05

10eOS A. M.-DAILY-San Fran
IUsCC cisco Through Freight and
Third Glass Accommodation Train
(Arrives at II :55 a NJ
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-05

OK P. M.-DAILY-Loca Passen
q sfC ger Train to Wilmington.
(Arrives at 2:20 2. NJ
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-05

IN. o. A. M-DAILY-Local Pas
sOC senger Train to Wilmington.
ARRIVES 1T 9:I0 4. NJ
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-05

IN P. M.-DA1LY-Local Passen-
4 sUU ger Train to Santa Ana, con-
Meeting with stages for San Diego.
(Arrives at $50 A. NJ
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ore made. They wero not thought necessary.

were made. They were not thought necessary.
The pleading TOR mercy for n man | believed
innocent would be- inconsistent with every con-
sidcrntion that could move man for his friend.
! sgid then and say now that II the offence was
committed. then the guilty party should suffer.
] can understand the sympathy that all must feel
for n person belonging to what had becn n sub
Iect race. and the desire that coming into this
court he should have all tho rights that belong
to- him. All that concede most fully hut THIS
young man have known thoroughly for seven
or eight years he has occupied high positions
81 trust. and believe him as innocent M tho
Judge upon this bench"
Justice Otterbourg-My personal considcra-
ton for Collector Merritt has induced mo to
allow him to make that statement have said
it, and | repeat now, that us a private citzen or
"a n magistrate. II | WAS to-day go unfori innate
~ to have u relative Of mine in that position,
would ten thousand times ruther that the Grand
Jury should decide that he Is innocent, than
that n simple police magistrate should do so.
tNnnewed applausc.l
In few minutes after the decision the de-
fendant's bail had been given, the bond being
signed by himself and Edward Flanagan Of
1l9 Crosby street. ticket-taker in kihos
/ Garden. and MIR. Clifton A, T.. Merritt
No person presented himself as bondsman for
Iemuel Williams. and after Whispering To- the
1 clerk OF the court request That somebody
should get his clothes from Brooklyn FOR him.
he was remanded to the House OF Detention.
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MERE MENTION.


Tho Police Board has ordered Superintendent walins
a. rre,r ch4rs,s against capt Williams tor threat
eung Ccrk Hallenheck
The Newark Common Council last night appointed *.
Mayor frccrck " kcart Justice IN the First District
tu.tt al ~ Justice otto who's term has expired.
Superintendent Snyfh pf Albany is registered Al the
s. james, Comutrncr Olcut At the Park Avenue. and
Congressman Gnnthar of Ark Wsas at the Now York
Pollock. Jr NJ Harlem. ~ wears of age. hanged
himself Yesterday m a room al Smith a NcNcis Hotel
Lea Washington street HIS aihncnt was consumption.
Alexander r Miller Tor twenty three years clerk In
the Post Once. tll dead in the New York Hospital Nestrr
dHN white awaiting ne coming of a physician whom he
wished "a consult His father brother and slater all died
suddenly.
At She New York Post Once yesterday sos OOO worth
of the new $40 refunding ceruhcates were sold The
probabilities are that hy june II there will be- none of
them cil lnr NE syndicate, who are entitled to take all
unsuld at that time
lady tod Mr. Bergh yesterday that she had bequeath-
ed 81 go 10 M socciy and another lady lcf small
parcel with card AS ioows Nine dollars contents Of
the mite chest Ut little girl NOW dead whose money
was togo To Mr. Bershs poor dogs.'n
Theodore liavemcyer mas sued Lawson VI Fuller for
sl0lOoD damages tor saying. the evening NJ Jan q
last IN Clustering Han that the plainun adulleraed
plaiuun had made affidavit TO the contrary
The report that Mr. Daniel Sweeny proprietor FOR so
many wears OF the hotel at the corner of chatham and
Duane streets, had retired from the management and
that the hotel was To go into new hands l. incorrect
only small pnu of the building Is to be- surrendered by
Mr. SweonN, While many improvements have been re-
centy made by HIM IN the hotel proper
Kinks Guide to the Turf parts and II combined
Just urut"d is the most complete racing calendar ever
issued IN this country II contains records NJ all races
10 America last wear, earnings OF all stations mud
their and their racing ColOrs weights dates
meetings sales NJ winning sires and number
Of races; nominations Tor al stakes IN 1879 and hosc
that have closed Tor eo-Ri descriptions Of principal
prominent eyc'ts oas OF 1875 hest records ami other
valuable information
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FRIDAY. May 2.-FLoUR AND MEN-Worc firm
with tlr business fur rNrUrt nud huuc consumption
Gne medium oNirts we're rather nrmer We quote, So.
ItfluD 80 .si 80 extra state. &C siNlRft sos West
rrt snru. Ky nud XXX. stssi q. DO winter shipping
extras stsHtst2u to- ny AMI KAN e. y14 g. -. Nu-
Southern bakers tud family brands. 471as, southern
shipping extras elvtit' Rye -four suiernne. = Htg
go go Corn meal-Wvstcrn. &c s1ts2 aa Brandy wine,
$500 Wheat iecd 6. ton sl3ast1. rye feed. 81.
tuffnN-~pni~ ioalh-iNf higher. the lutttr iur low
h-hcr ~ ole Tor NAV u 100 for june ~ ic
Tor july ~ gur for August II tc tor eltymhcr. aud
II 50 Tor october; sales 1890 bales Receipts uis
dav. W rs bales
new az fin1 asa 10. 4pnhbs PRIME az $40. sales r
uturc delivery. May quoted sln-t Beet in better dc
mld. sales 40 ties extra fhlAlt phia India m.s. SIS
sN Bacon dul aud weak; long and short clta-. ac 4.
lou- clear Htc Cut meats quiet. sales GOO n. lu'-e
lrktu bellies II rs. h4c. 10 ties = T. hams So $50
ouf r- utn chuuEes, sales an tue sroi 49, Us rruc
riiN al Glib do Western. t23 sa-s for future
delivery lr.N NAV H.. June % 25effi - ~
July. isaHHt August, e iusd 81. rchued 90 The
Continent 0l7isc Dress q hogs. 5a- 't. pigs, 5isc
Butter nrnin lnw'r new state pals 2t, Sc and new
4a77,c FRESH eggs. lutllti2'sc
GAkis--Nhcat ~. hgher. but trade slow at
thr advances n.cs 2As bush NJ 81 III. 81 - for SO.
white, e. iOes u Tor 40 do. - o. ',r No 3 do
81 g"l t.r 80 ~ - ~ tor 80 d., 81.
f0r so white 'or June AL ssiiii, for 40 r,d.
for May. amt sue. sst u Tor do Tor uuc Rye AMI
barley were quiet HHi unchanged oats higher. sales
4-tsN lu-ii. 90 3ifhtc tlr uiNtd. ant aiGiNc Tor
w TO- ~ 2"liic AA' ami 80 lI az, ala Sac. corn
lnr stam.r, 90 g. a'4c, ~ do, 4a'.c 43i.c Tor
- fN
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dMUSEIfENTS.


The third of tho series OF chamber music
concerts which wilhelmj is giving. in conncc-
ton with DIR. Damrosch and Messrs. Bcrgner
JeASchwartz took place last evening in Stein
way Hall. and was no less interesting than
the previous two. II opened with a
quartet by the Norwegian. Svendscn. The
composition is not one OF remarkable beauty.
though the last two movements are Of popular
character. the finale being free and picturesque
in style, and like tho Hungarian music. In
decd. there was close nn imitation.
in certain passages of the wci-known RakocZy
march. rs t.. seem rather more than mere co
incidence of thought. The quartet was not
particularly well played. the earlier movements
especially aha not 10 well together. and the
cilect was somewhat scratchy,
The trio in minor by MedelssOhn. In which
Nine. Teresa Carreno took the piano part went
much better. There are some singers and
ground between amateurs and artists, and who
appear among the latter hut belong to
the former class. Nine. Cnrrcno IL not
Of these She stands firmly on n
high artistic plane. and asks no favor
for her sex. Her playing Is strong
and almost virile in quality. In this trio and in
the movement from Beethoyens Krcutzr
Sonatn. which she PLAYED with Wilhelm her
P'riormaq".e was Of the highest degree Of exec +,
brilliant aud sparkling ns crystal In the
trio tho piano was little too omrusvc.
IL uVprpow"rcd the other instruments. and this
result WIS aided by the Fact 81 the additional
souority gained by the piano lid being raised.
Usually. in these concerted pieces. Il is not
deemed necessary TO do this. and certainly 1t is
not with player Of Nine. Carreno's power.
For solos there were two songs hy Signor
Tagliapietra. The Wanderer" and a song 10y
Wilhclmi and also Wngner's "Ahcnd-
STERN which was. given IN, response to
Carreno played Chopin's q Minor Bal.
lade the first Of the four remarkable
works under this title that ne composed Nine.
Cargruo played IL with great force and techui-
cal excellence. but seemed entirely %
have mistaken It's sentiment and purpose. IL
would not be too much To- say that the interpre-
tation was lack ing in respect for the composer
and in sympathy with his most passionate and
intens" thoughts. which were tossed of with
the dash OF festival music. BY way Of en-
core. Nine CHrreno played the bcrceuse
hy the same composer with dencucy
and finish. Wilhelml's rendering Of the
kreut2rr Sonata was astonishingly fine
nui brought ont all those noble characteristics
OF style which have made him famous. H.
proved himself tho true artist that he is 10y
merging himself in tho composition. II wae
not Wilh'lml that was heard. but Beethoven
This is the highest test 81 "A players greatness
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DIED.

BARTLETT Al bingham, Mass April rs Mrs Han.
mai hnrtrtt ngtd ~ Years ~ months uui - days
BAllEl In lneor Me, AIrl -. Nj. Mary Baylcv.
aged - Yeas and months
EST Li.--At km-ht,tONn Ind, Aprll 20. Thomas
Estrl ST., aged ~ years.
BROWN on pncumonA NJ burlington. W, on W"inc~
da{ Arm 80, Walter Brown o us ctA, IA the 1uh year
OF his uge,
Re ntVcs and friends invited tn attend the funeral
services on saturday afternoon MAY - Ht2 o'clock, AZ
All souls thurch. corner u -iil II. mud Ath
CLARE On THU SHAY nAlL MAY lllnrrlet Dunscomh
widow ol the late JustI h Gaze, ln her N'tl year
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral services M r late residence - Bterkcr Il
on Monday MAJ D. At 4 NJ. luormrnt M family vault.
TRINITY NuIch Friends are frqucs, not o. send flowers
MAKIENHOfF.-ln BrouklNu. ou THURSDAY, Ma. /, at
his residence. 10 jay st. John H. Maricuhun the be-.
loved husband o Ammo Martin, IN the 7Oth year Of his
age.
The friends aud relatives of his family also those of his
sons james Edward, and lohu H. Martcnhun aud ~ his
brother law, Andrew Martin, requested e. attend
his funeral from his late residence, sunday. May AT
2 4, NJ
CINNAMON Thursday, May l. Margaret Oakman
aged ~ years
Relatives and friends VI the family are respectfully re-
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RtLl-KANE ON W'duc,41E Aprl 30, - GRACE
CHURCH. iW TIE krN hrntN e. Potter. - o. W Walton g.
pm TO Meta brNuorL daughter OF the late Pierre C.
Kane
pUNKLEE- ApAIR- In this city, April 10, by the
Rg' George II. Corey Hattie H., daughter ot James
Adair. 60 Edward T. Duublce, formerly OF Gr,ena, ia,
Mas
ELssLER-ALRArGH.- Wednesday Aurl ~. hy
th' Rev pr Wcnurr Mr. I"clh Essltr To Mass Frances
Lu IsA AhnupN. 4 oth ui ttis titV.
HNGllT "a ArlR ON Wednesday, April 30 az st
fuul- Nethodist Episcopal Church. ~ M" Row a. n
Ju-cuh v IurIpr. "a
JELLIFFE-MO NrANYE.-On "Wednesday evening.
Arm 81 g. Ne Residence ~ ih9 bride, parents D. tle
rr NJ " n Muuian,c. ESQ. MI of ihisritv
AkSON-NOkGAh .-AVul -. ht Tho Church ~ tho
Rdrcurr, BROOK Nu hV the Rev W. A. Leonard. Charlie.
Pearson 10 Minur T. youngest daughter of Charles A.
Merriam. all of NruuklNi
BELLOWS -AtSt Thomas church Arrl %
~ Inc kitht hN hslun seymour. assisted by the Roy
pr MORAN Francis Robert IA, cs Dr.. 10 Geor,la Anna
eldest daughter of Gcurlc 4 Fellows EsI
kOBlNShN-MbOhE- on Tuesday evening. Arrll n
by the Roy Arthur Brooks n tho Church Of thc fn,ar
nation, htnou T. Robinson "a Mursutct NJ uaushtcr VI
Mr. !. Moore. all ot thi, citv
SuiEE-G AHRAbEANf In this CITY ON the 1T inst
by ic Rev D. Potter, oliver soirr. n u. of ioi i
dale, \. j.
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The Argument. In the slnnIey.mn.en Gaze

The summing up in the Stanley court-mar-
ual was heard Yesterday Gen Mcmahon in his speech
for the defence quoted the report o Gen. Harm on tho
nght at shiloh. in which it was sail that his men made
all their movements that day with much precision as
though they parade. lie asked what became Of
Gen llazcns excuse by which he Attended w rXtcnu
ate his presence away from his command during the
most critical time ~ the 'ucuthut hs command
WIS cut &" pieces Gen McNihuu missed that Col stan
lev, in making charges AGAINST ten laNu, had not M
amy degree exceeded his duties and friyilcgrs as an
officer
The Judge Advocate ia behalf of the prosecution. said
that Col Si1 ley had want NV and malcou~lv mai ned
brother officer. and when confronted with his hbc-
had failed tu Justify thcm.
The scuogrnrhrr on the court read paper understood
10 have be en- furnished by Mr. Mcrrok, Cen HnSens prt
waite counsel setting forth the LEGAL aspects ui the
aud requesting thc decdcsthc case the prn
ciulcs Land down iu the common law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-03

Albert Satler, who was for several years head
cook In the Prescott, House. IN his position about six
years ami returned to WurtcmbeT. his birthplace
Before going h. invested money. amounting TO q
few thousand dollars In American securities Early this
week De arrived from Germany. AMI touk room In
koWharit~ Hotel on THURSDAY u.sthr went go his room
usual uud Yesterday morning hc WIS fUuud Win two
bullet holes IN Ia. forehead Hi l'-.af" compr'-'d a
considerable am unit of clothing packet with .curuuus
urHurss Ill effects al-i embraced lurksktu belt
containing about $50 rud coins and i'u mark h1uk
.fr. AMI wallet containing q receipt tr DIAN for
lln deposited tor collection with The German Soc ~
nf - lrHuiWHN. an account with German banking
firm show us balance ahuut s2Oul 900 i- uvur. and
gol ciu. tornucr Woltmtn granted burial yer.
ll and Tho nnImAm - l.lN VIII lIAu ou-L.c d lo Lull
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Two years ago John Smith OF l45 West
Eleventh street who then employed in the sailors
SNUG iarhor Staten Island carpenter. went into
the woods 10 get ont some necessary timbcrs While
thus engaged he came In contact win The wiuug ivy ar
vine commonly known as poison oak The poison first
made Its appearance upon his hands IN the torn o o.
srty crust This IN time was communicated 20 MS
lower limbs AMI latrry tu his face For tr hy using
powerful a,trngcnts The progress Of the poison On The
outer checked, but Il Kent hrt ak NJ nut
AZ csh ON the 2lst NJ April he received u 81 Nu
cents Hospital His entire system, sad the surgeon
last evening, was lmpfclunted with the poison lie
had been 50 long neglected that was then impossible 10
save him lie died yesterday"
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qucsed 10 attend her funeral from the residence NJ her
souiniaw John Newman W. South Oh st, Williams
burgh tomorrow Sunday afternoon. at - o'clock
ROGERS In WASHINGTON. u. c. April 80, OF consump-
ton, Lieut. Alfred H. Rogers late N The EIGHTH Cavalry,
stcp-ou OF Gan q. X Paul, United states Army
SMALL In Scarboro. Me. Arri ~. Elizabeth Small,
aged SO wears aud m nths. widow Of David Small
ARD-On May 2 Bridget Ward. native Of the parish
Of Rp-cnver. County Ieitrim Ireland
Friends aud relatives respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral ON sunday, the an inst rom the residence
N her son. Patrick wari. 0n Dean It. Brnoklyn ut
O'Clock; thence " the Cemetery Of the Holy Cross
FHthush
WfLtIAMS-At Jersey City Heights on Wednesday,
Apri 30 Lou'.l 4 williams
Notice Of funeral In SUNDAY papers
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EXCITEMENT IN OILDOM
Threatening TO Resist X mhie g. Co.'s Pro-
posed Tax on their Wells.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, May 2.--The assault
upon Lewis Emery Jr.. tho representative OF
Mexican County. by Senator Elliot 81 Phila-
dclphia. for tcstilying against tho corrupt in
nucnccs employed by Kemblo, Quay and
others. to pass tho Pits urgh Riot BILL Is
awakening intense excitement in tho oil re-
Cions. Representative Emery. who s one NJ
the largest oil producers in the State, has to-
day received t.lrgrtms signed by moro than
500 persons thrcutcning open Instruction.
The iuiqultnus tax 81 ~ 500 to b" imposed upon
each drlllng well M punishment for Oildum' =
rrfusnl to assist In the Riot till steal will I've
prohihitory and .rr vent producers from drill
Ing upon the lands they have bought. On this
account the tax will be resisted. Meetings
throughout q lidum ARE called for tonight. and
warnings are given that the tax gathrrrr must
como with regiments. SERIOUS trouble is uppre-
hendcd should this bill become n law
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There will tc matinee performance 81 Fatiniya ~
Tho ttl Avenue Theatre today. The opera is dfawin-
large fuiiU r.~
Mr. rloitsons hen, ~ ~ The Park Theatre last
evening wts very successful Today the last perform
ancrs uf ENGAGED 80 Will l' siv'n
ere b. violent ak iavs walking match in prosrr ss
20 the GRAND Eurniean Museum and IhsafOrun." 30
the bnwery. II .huul cuniuat, tins evening
strrtl from box 60 the stage the Cinein.
utu Grand otrt House with mustang colt ~ his
nd b.. Irct boo front eft Miss cara Morris. who
bad been called before The curtain with The ctWr
mems of iurly John Eotin.uu.' he SAID. and retired
Tho colt kckrd frt-ky bus uiftoi Go ous ei
hy the actress ami J0-, ph Whrsnck while uic audience
laughed and cI,tred. The htfr beast was .iytu the
m.me ul N-ra Iu.a IhIne MurrIe IlarrutL
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The striking loneshorcmen lined the North
River piers yesterday passive Spectators of the efforts Of
their unsSiod substitutes 60 load the outgoing steamers
The steamship companies had fewer applications than
they cxr,cr Tor the places let vacant hy the strikers
Mo.t ui tt men who applied Tor work Wrr" play lrnly
boo rtur tn ihc oi o. uf- nui many NJ then gave out
Uulrr thc heavy burdens they Cumrtil ID 90 carry
aud Vn WORK The steamers advertised Co. iil 10 day IL
Is oNfIrfrd viii got 80 uu Nuto. Is thcY were nearly
loaded when the s'uk began. of tie companies
.at fi % thcN lcnce continued uthctt iu setting
rn -tcNcdor's fh Will r th"if vessels with grau ia
hulk, which can a iiy De- douo at the elevators
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The old st. James's Theatre. in Twenty-third
street Just Of Sixth avenue has been changed BY
Messrs Roster Rial into concert hall and will be
or' ned to the public Monday uilht next The whole
building h1- been made into single 9tn Nv ~ Get
winch D. FURNISHED with ralirrir. and boxes and hand.
sumtly frrsconA and decorated Yesterday morning the
orchestra which - 10 perform here gave rehearsal,
under the enit rip NJ Mr. Rudolph HAL or three years
proprietor and director n kros ga den n Berlin The
orchestra j. made from The Philharmonic and uthe
ccttr and uuiuhf twenty five uerorucrs The an
also contains % handsome organ Mr HAL viii produce
u-ht amt popular music ant will model his -tfa
tpou that Strauss ia Vienna.
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NEWCASTLE S-TYSE. May 2.-The final de-
positin ihc Hawdon-Ilanan match has been paid uhas
also been agreed that the should be the
startntIA ON Monday ncNt
Both llanlan and Iawdon had good practice This morn
Ing and afternoon awdon his return journey the
morning keeping strokc o 81 o the minute llanlan
dad not exceed - while IN sight In the afternoon aw
don prac-d starting against Higgins They made aho
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distance judge Three ~ aners have been engaged Ca
follow the The toicc have issued regulations Tor
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