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nomination Of officers, and the Convention took
4 recess TIL afternoon About f}ftY members
arc present, representing most Of tho Northern
States. Tic Convention rematpa In session three
days.
Z. u. newry. Of Rochester, N. r., read A pa
per on the beat methods Of disposIng OF nursery
stock, which WAS ilstened to with great Interest,
and was fully discussed ns was also Tho bill now
pending boforo tho Legislature regulating fruit
trees.
Following this Mr.. Barry, Of Ellwangcr It
Barry, Of Rochester, read paper gu now fruits:
Jersey City, read an Interesting paper on q" Tic
Uss OF the Feet In sowing and Planting" Ite
srEued strongly in favor Of stamping sceds when
Gown OF planted.
NJ. 3. ]. Parsons, Of Flushing, Long 1aland,
delivered m addrcss on ncw plants. aud the
planting Of fruit trees IN landscape style. Mr..
Par1ons coneiudsd hEs apcech BY putting tn =
pleA for a National Horticultural Society," Adj
jplrned,
, 1879-06-19

=, ... ri r.. :, l,.,.u ,t.u...
BLooMfS6ToN, lll*' June 1ouf uihpatca
from Indianapolis OF the 18th Inst. needs corrcc-
tfora ut few points. Mr.. Butler was not tho
fo,,r,,or NJ +hc I1nIrcra,tr vhosc natno Was rr-
~ 49, .sN.r.,.a rh-,,tt., III
III sccently luz so4tn"cste.a c"t@t'a' c'''
vcr6ty." But, s1nte no asslstc%i IN Tue estao"
1}shmrpt of It, and has given II much property
onl rnnev. with rna,,y yeara of u valuable life,
M .,'s ,,asr1 - n;roo,or. ry;sh1no In cct ri, of
tc t'oa'u y. - ,'',..,,t. os,,,,o,r,adno H.
uamo 80 lone' a''a 10 sultao'y ackno"leoGo t!6
services. changed tl'c natnc to "butier unlYcF-
sity." Tile institution WAS founded BY tho
Msto,4 Meatfnrn OF the Christian churclos
.1ast,.a
o. inoiAfa'
The recent conflict III Tue boaeu ero" OUT OF
tcntlcucy on the part Of tho minority to accn-
,or1gc Tia tctoo1, The majority demanded that
IL ahnuil i,o confjnucl d tloi,.scctar1au, but a
rhr+"b srhooi. RcItrIo,Isly. the objects p found
s+ thr University aro lei forth tn he charter, %
fn1iowa: ri ~,
rno nh,.ct. and nntposes contemplated by this
1pcarnoro,on % aro @ arraby declared 10 be 10 toach
md ,ucuicate tho Christian faith and chs.atlan
moraiity as taught In tho aacted Scriptures dis.
carltnG ~ .uniHsplred and without authority al
writings, formulas, crecds, anl ARTICLES o1 taita
subsequent thereto
A. free conference developed the fact that hIr.
Ovid Butler, who drafted tile c!lartcr ts IL har-
uaouy With tue majority Of ille l1oard, although
Uot now a member, but building ahe largest
amount Of stock belonging 10 any one person.
Indeed, his power In thts rcspect Is 30 great
ilat lie can ,iya the hoard what complexion he
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TO each ono Of these people that, II theT hHeu
hs2e nothing 10 do With tl'rm. 1hr!
al denied tl!eT owr'l u my a1eRlanec' ann yst
here arc their contracts. HavcriY claims 70
hars lost money Inst week, md snys wa fAilcd
10 MrVIckcr, who 1t wah ltaverlr who didn't
keep hts original contract with 1T, by nOt 9tv-
i9g ~ tho 10th Of Juns. We've lcteo'a To prove
The reporter s7mpathtxed, and remarked that
tic situaitan was tough on Curry anu Fnnoy.
'sIndcel II IT,, replied onc ot tfetn' ~ We to"k
nil tarr rl.k uf thfa thing We gave ,lIrm thr'r
opportunty, aud tllcy'vb eiaIply got up t9 what
kfck tlls latlller oyer Which rn|soJ tllctn up
"And ai1s; falk Is enc of Tho rtnsfcad''' In
:" ier sase," wss Tho ansser, us a peculiarly
agernyattng onc.H
allow ~
"Wett, We engaged Miss Jennie Duston, Of
1sobert Cnllyer's church. 70 sng Jo4fpsl''e. Al
"Wtat WerB the ftneUIs ~
F." | don't want tO create airy jealousy" re-
Joined the crushed imprcssart,. "anl wont give
them; but, 81 Say, Tor eertnln rcasuna, VIC
wtahel to substitute Mrs. Fnlk for MtRs Outton.
We had a written contract VII, Nils, l'uIton,
We eonsulted profcsao1afe, who told III tint WI
s Sl!!s1, 70 id. i and sseass} si5s Tslk: sIs .
sss s u u Sss sses 's% "a nt S ss aos e sn 81 s s
Talk, but every ono OF tloso people have hecn
| given their opportunity w us.--Cresw1ld tt'-
cludcd, who llas been under many, many per-
sonal Y w},a,9' obligations To-"
"runey," was tic repl7. "Tlis conspiracy,
yes conspiracy" was remarked, "ortglnatou
| Enthusiastically IN Cseswold'a tratn, away along
ln the mitdlcof last week k,-tt!s n,o,,ent he saw
tl,e performance he dispatched messeugcr
around among uc chorus people to
take thcir names and residences, no doubt
he msht aTs n H. aWer Tya BE- waote ns s
Ills table III the Palmer House restaurant, rhen
III. Crcsw0ll catne In. bowed, took a scat oppo-
| elte Mr. AfcYicker, and began to talk Pima.
forc' Creswold begeH BY s'l,udng t. The sue
deaf Of money, said, *rhcrc arc two men who
Lave madu the money who haven't con.
tributed anytafng whatever To- t'.e success ct It
tue thing NJ. Mcviekef' Tho y t1e sou! a,' 81
remarks. and said: = We'll, lhcsc men hare
takeu II ,fta!s; they might have lost ssoo'"
WI. noT, IN The !.nEqage 'at q tho tn ,mo5tal @
,%%SnS ~ .SSuE PhI1e'9p's'' n. "h's a'' you s'nE
"noi Vol, nov, tho matter has been placed
u the hands OF lawyer nH,i ,,sl,t SUI: wl,l u,
tend to surrender Our property without
finding out what The laws got to say upon The
subject. Wsfve worked tou hard night ant
day to allow tneekIy our work to DO suatelled
frum us In that Way"
spoke to l,or concerning The contract At NC
other solosts." ...e. =,
and sa!d ,n,osh'ng to sou Of an engaptrnant Will
"Thsy expressed themselves we'll pleased
aud didn't intimate TINT they ha.1 the s!ightes
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EDUCATIONAL.
WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY.
rneetaI DfsnafcA to 1AA Tffbune.


MADISON, Wis, June 19.-'rha Commence
mcnt-c1crciscs Of tho stato University wero
complete s1cccss today. The day was all TINT
could 10 desired lelng cool yet cliar1nlngly
pleasant. At 0 o'clock a procession, OF the
Alumni and students, headed by Dacs's MIL
waukcc Dand, formed IN front Of the park, an'i
marched around the park and into the capitol
PARK. The Assembly Chamber was crowded to
snfYocatIo,,, atld nll graduates acquitted them
sclyes with honor. The following arc tic tonors
conferred:
Moonf liascon', oi Maa!son: ci.sense DsanI;. e
S,Ss ps ., S.s e. pxs xsi so!ss % e & Msa
mn; iiarry .. Nart!a. d Darlington: Day!d bta.
son, Of 0ene4ec Dcpot: Lewis Gstenten Aldesy,
IA xtttrt-charles II: A,eetttou, Of tockford,
Ill; Jennie 1,aseom, of Madison: Mary bnun, Of
nHds9 1:eic ca.c sn ct nasaooo .; c%s naa T. nan
Of MIlvaukee; Arthur Pull, Of MsyTille: susla
voorhees,. oi Ludlowvlllo, N. Y. Flofa E. Dodge,
ls ssis.;e-John Gilbert Conway, Ct 1l'1|.: I,|:
1Ioyt, of lludson: John larbeY liutchineon, Of
Sss eaae Hd sbe2t " .fsPn kfP'fl laoee
oaKey. oi Madison; Albert ,. lf!deaux. q MIN.
NIX THOMAS. Of Dodge's CoFnoss; Ellery william
Davis, Of fUcononoanc: j. ". Fishe7 nf Ha!son.
IN llnaag and .Hetasiurgv-c. II. Van iliac, Of
n Iam-wiltam Henry. Allan, Of: Fort Atkln.
soa rss1y hatsd 81 M9d'on rt 3sc' ~ y ,tan
George dc Clerk, Of lioyer: Henry ueorgeiDieEsy.
| Of Racine; LconA D2olittlc. OF Madlsun; Joha
| Adn.uhua Eggcn. Of Milwaukee,; Charles Nelson
Watcrioo: Fred ". Hendrix, Of RiknoEn: Joseph
| William Try. of1.nncastcF; John Kelley, Jr.. Of
| Mcnomunse; Charles lienry:ladd. o. steno'n9nce;
Mart!n, Of Fond din Lac; Seth Mills. Of Arcadia:
| Howard Morris OF Madison: Charles Henry OAK.
| lev. Of Mud!sun: John n. Dltu, Of Madison JeF.
nnin. of post btsd!s.n; Anson Gay rrsseott u
| Minu.; Otto Iee,nll1rt, Of Madison, ). ;.
| Toncrs of the Ftrst Urade--Jennfc Dhscom. In
Lettu,s; Flora 4. uudGc, In Arth and LetteEH; c.
H. yan Ilise, n M!nlne an9 Msaa'g;y' .do,,,
| Sterling, In Letters: JOHN Gilbert Conway, In
Science; Ecmpes Knapp, In Science.
Tic Lewis nr!ze was awarded to nlsa Belle
Case. Immediately after The close OF thu c1er'
cfaes Tho Alumni he}h tho aunua! snsctimg In tts
eenuto Chamber. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President, !. Ia
High; Vicc.Pres!1cnt. Susie a. Sterling; sccre
tafy md Treasurer, Fred Bright; Orator. n
W.Chvnowctn; Alternate, Henry v. .tloyt; Foot
Mrs, bacon; Alternate. Mrs. j. S. LraVItt.
At 8 q, IN. about 1a5 Of tho Alumni, abotl
half Of them ladies, sat down to tho uHnua
banquet at the Park Hotel. ....
Tonight very brilliant party 10 In proeresl
at the Assembly Chamber.
At thu annual meeting OF tho Regents of IL.
I Washburn was elected Iresldeus, and sennto
George II. Paul Ftcc-rres,dent. Exccntiv
| Cpntnlttcc-Schato GEORGE II. Paul, the Hon
Z, IL, Reyes, md the Hon, j. C. Gregory.
, 1879-06-19

O. Il. Ficklin, Of Charleston; II. l.. Coffey, Of
Dixon; q. D. Curtis, Of Bloomington; EuRene
4. Ford, Of Normal; George +. Mc1zsell, Of
t,rcen Valley; J. II. staY. q! Bloomington; X.
7. Snyder, of Clermont; John stapteton, Of
Ocouso; Mrs. 81. h. n. Shay, of Bloomington;
W. II. Lnnnlnc. Of Champatgn; Calvin NaY-
burn, Of bloomington. Mrs: Shay, bo!pg At tic
head of her class, was awarded tue vacdctory.
To-day also occurred tile reunion OF the Alphs
ucuteron Chapter Of the. Phf Gamma Delta;
f:uilias: ntso the Alumni reunion and banquet;
oratlon hv Troi. Ja.nea u. Taylor, ni'a postn by
William u, MARQUIS.
, 1879-06-19

MUSICAL NOiES.
Whitehall i{evteio: "un tue stu Of June, ails.
Erne.t Gye fuex A1bant}, OF q eonf
Nine. Tlppouhem Inns finally won tho Eecog-
pttton shn nertts III Loudau, Her tTItEe|i0 IL
"s,o "sno.,,1,v al 1|n,,ct thcrc.
eSose'a,'' sa,,'....o.:,, auu'"s1 sa ..,,
bnve bern In lis discovery OF tho barlioue, M.
Wnnt,ft WIN mni,c his nnneara,,co M HiGo|tffo.
~ o,eo nstahlahoti hfs nnn r. liz fIrst
nea asnk. ~ 0oso s'lA'''D'N '''' '' - 'A' III ~
1ha Marquis d'1qry's opera, tiles Amauta
varnno Il hra hpcn n cotnrietn fait,1rc At III.
1taunsi W. eeS ~, ~. - ~ 1tri,n Snao. Tn..
details Of performance which probably Will
never hc repeated.
,. ,,-,,3 ,,.,n NV M. p,}n+ .aoana I, If, In
presented next winter a. La scala, Nttnn' tha
title batnE "l hlAccdoue," nnd the hero dssx-
aHtier the Ursat. This Is tic l}rat time that tho
conqueror, il to bu put upon the stage tu tho
s'pa~'', -,. m,
The Juvenile P1unlore party opeuea IN Mill
waukeo Monday night will ErGnt Buccosa
This evening the AEton Club OF tho satnc City WILL
T.o,r ia Il Frithlnf II and tiluckls uOrnipus -
M,na seIvotI. Mrs. rfayden and Mr, Kctnlnortx
i MILE. ,n ., itsa .Iif,-tr. T. niso .rivfre
takals uie snos. tsoSa oGe'o" ~ @tso s''tnS
concerts 1T milwaukee,
bfr. RfaehoN hos written the following open
~. a. n.'ta y. tin amrr,rfo.f @ To,nn,,t,n".
lottel " '.,o 1"nh't'o.s M a
tt<MsA o{ fat Co"unltftt on A"tfo 81 ~ 3Tfnty"
JsFSt Observation-Disclosures: Allow n'o to COM
munscato 70 you the IotowinE truthful atatonnnt
rsgstdsna the aaaI o. ~! rs,nas ysn svenn9 Sa
weeks ago was taken with chlI* and fsScs, which
now visits No at ia!ersais ". I'nraasy syst',t!S i
hna sEM' !. aasHn' T.; H. = neaiis NJ i ~ ~
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ADRIAN.

xperfat Dispatrh ID 7At. 7tibafk
ADRIAN, Mich. Juna 1s.-The Trustees Of
Adrian College, III annual session, have con-
ferrcd the following dcgrees: u. A., on Ed
,uunu d. BrutopauQh and Jamcs II. asoss; u.
g., on Henry c. Who'd, WItlouehpy N. Swift,
md Calvin d, NJ. Williams; nhchclor Of Music,
on Elolss II. nilss, Fsnnto ILL., FEsese, Mary l..
Hamilton, Ktttlo 1t. Mo*Aer, and Mary f.
The above constitute the class Of 10. The fol-
loving degrees wero conferred In course: N. A.,
CT mcrIto, on Virgil II. brown. of Princeton.
ILL.,; 81. g., 90 Tue class Of ri B. A., ex n.erito,
on Inc RsY, f, Persons, ot Ashland, O.; D.. D.,
tauorary, on It's Rev. Dante, ~. Aatcs, Of l,sI.
tinurc, Md, aud thu I&ev. Mark stsple. OF Nor
walk, Conn. A large delegation Of Pennsrlsa'
nians rcaehed hcru 10 lho sucrial car of TUG
President Of tho rIttsburK a. Lpke Erlo Noad,
to attend College Commencement rhursslay.
, 1879-06-19
RACINE COLLEGE

The programme of exercises Of Commence
mcnt. Week at Racine Co1eRe 10 ~ follows:
sunday. Jcpc 22-1saccalauFaasc Sermon, 81.
Luke's Church, II 4. m.
Mont!aY, juno ~ Examinations for tho Creek
and thnr rr'zct. Tor Specta, Itonors. and tof M
miasiolI, in tito Library. o 4. N. Junior EKhsbl.
INN for Larrahcc rrizc In tho Gymnasium. IN.
bratiot, a, m. 1nhtA1latlon Bervtcn Of thu
Warden, with tho Holy Communton, II m. Lunch.
and Presentation Of prIxcs IN tho 0ancs, $50 p.
NeatInR, .. N. Studenss' Concert, p. y.
WcdncsdaY. Jnne 25-Grammar. School Exh!ht.
tfnn, D::}1 a. m. L'0mmenceu,tnt.ExtFcIte ESQ
tu ~: 80 H. H.
, 1879-06-19
THE ECLECTlCS,

CLEVELAND. o., Juns l8.-.'rlo National E.
1ectl. Medical Association met in thla city thls
morning, President Joun King 81, D., ohtue ta
Tie chair; SECRETARY, Alexander Wilder, MIDI.
OF New YORK. The Convention opened bY prayet'
by tue Rev. Or. House, Of Cleveland. An I'D.
orcas Of welcome was delivered by Mayor Her
rick. a,.4 responded 10 By psof. ktng. ot Ctu-
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,ys,u,vo q nemarknbly Tine Grow,
Capt. Curry" Said jack -.
Havor1y..
aAu American Amateur Is a Splendid
Follow, Dr.. Haverly," Said
Will D.
All Of Which Is Duly Explained
In What Follows.
OVERTURE.
"Oh! bitter Is my cup.

c..,, b.e heen mut}ny os, board II. NJ. g, |
II rhr.or, rhureh f,hofr It plnnfnre, :, Noboucs
W. s.,. .D Kan hrokcn M vet. and blood hu. not
ts's a's sn,1t h,,t thcro IL cyL]cntlv oo,ur on d
,., ,'.,, anht sn1 haforc IL Ia t,oue. 1omcbody,s
.!..,ar Mst for fo{r dealing viii 1c: rfdtilcd.
~, ,ha tdmfra, IN the afid,h;pn,an tbe crew
WV ac,erIcl the men wno caye them bcrtns In
h'e us.s. 49,. ~ ~ ,,,o ,O,s raoror.rs
us va. o,i,nh..t -, ,.t,at ,,a~ ,1nas;1sr
a'' =. az st.,.r t,,.v E,,t .uav tha 1nt11er t,,ot
.a,1 .ae. ~, -oc,r,t,o,s ~ ontrac,s wrtttc
wv" 1.s.,. t., t.,, thoao ,oilfca onh rcntlcmpn
sss '.. 49,, orna,ronta ~ mr. ch,,rchrs.-w,t',
-'.t.s .''..,sS, ~ .rofess,ona1 ooreemcuts hat
s.ata I es.rscfse y vore,y or circn. orrformcr
'vaa ,va,S ,s -. icr hrstncai hovc sltfnu, n won1
'a. s.a,,s,sa,, u.s. hrorsr fa,t with thn,r IN n1or.
.., 's. as,,.t,v.,. sno,t,uu ,orn; thc1r con.
~ ' sD1, ,a.a ,t.1. ,,;ccaa md nunr thcn IN the
ass'' 80. t,,,.... 49,, r,,.,n,. tho,, ,,,,,.
at' u nas''''' ~"''' ''''s 'AS'' '1
tseft. "a u.
Tho details OF the recent engagement at
li,Yerls's arc familiar to oir readers. Mcssrs.
ro,,o and Einn,v rat1s n s,,frees which cncour.
' ,ssd them hem to % l.old tha organization together
fth hopes OF Sill fnrticr profit Inc contracts
u The ttonpe stipulated weeks season at
u.w.r,,,s ,,t,, +ha on4tou of fn4ure ffofea- far
As's19 >, "'sH s'iu op.'e'A " A1s-o'
Monday the amateur tlnpreAsarloa mado coh-
t,.tt with Mr.. Mcyicker for three weeks,
'..s.. " T.. s.,,t.. -, 1,,,, 90 M, ,-aro l.,
psasoo, 70 uee'a ot<1uly ~ "i.a "e'o !"
doTer over tho engagement, Which there
/, +rerv renaon to belteya would have
.. sn...,. v..,o-1.. .ha,,
ttea pEohthup oue' 1eo'sluaJ 'he1
legau to mike their arrangements, but ut the
mr. fr,t stem maj Wit, i colossal ttif!lcute9 IN
~, ~, - "SN ,. il i !! 4! lrgi z. -
ntF 'ays III oltleF "oeues aHtJ uscofeEeu
saat theY had contracted Win hlcFiekcF. out
hl 10 gooQs to deliver, Tor jack Ha7eflY' WITH
ta1acterlstlc "enterprfse mn had stepped 10
~ ,,.,1o oon, ,.o., MI tho e,,tf-o nnrtr,vfth
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! 20 to = dungeon cell"
Aud yet in the face Of such contracts tue
rhole party have signed with Manager Haverly,
.ld Manager llayerly hpa s!gaed With them.
lEt gentleman aaYsle expressly told them that
Anty were ln1eF &nT agreement with Mcssr8.
ear1 and Finncy ile Would haYe nothing to do
yin them, mud that they replied TINT they had no
sading contract. Somebody In the crowd would
make agoou Louisiana politician: whether It Ii
heuaqaKer Of The houac a. tho corner OF Dear
nm and Monroe streets or tho plous mombers
q t's church chora further Developments wilt
NOV. There cau ha no doubt, h0wover, that
he eiudlYhluai who has Instigatcd the dtsseDsion,
se4 helped 10 prevail upon the "PiUafota"
eaH1 to throw hlesars. Curry aud Flnuey over
ooafd Il Hi. Arthur J. CresWoia, WHO was en-
e's1ed by the origtnators ct tho "snap" ut
s!ua Taa was tho sum he was to TecaEyn per
'stba! eoutsact, but on Saturday nlaht, th[uk-
mshat the management was going to hays
@e lloa's aharo Of the lucre, ha "kickcd,"
no oemnndcd $eoJ.- Very properly thta was
ts'a'cd, vcrcupop he intimatod that II theT
sa @ not shovel out aomo more, :hey'd be sorry.
'aEs refusal was lnade pratsxt for cutting the
aapteaon with the management, and on Mon-
W BE- plants lImsplt As director Of the CON.
'shestsal ou Wednesday.
HHaTetiy knew Of tho existence Of the above
w~u.faess ~ess md of the engagement with Nc
'kket hls conluc. should bs condemned In tho
st emphatic way. 1t Il violation Of all pro.
".aoaal esluuettt. d.
man MI. NcVicker heard that tho company
W. saerd over TO thu other house. he seus
S.a1eer Hascrty tho following letter, With the
"Sas's that he would reply. He did not seud
nsMsea nsa answer, but instructed lls manager.
~. H.. pa'!s, to 20 over 10 bIadt4on street, and
le ~ told hin substantially what he told TIT
Iunef IN tile interview which follows. This
sH!1t aot satiafy tie old gentleman. nr wanted
sto,as stassa reply, but last night wheh the theatre
lnns, lssa hada't come. Ihs letter seads Il fol
j. Eskfhs 1nnATn1, CMIcAao, Juua 18, 1B7D. -
IT, n iaH HHaeesfy, Esq.-Ar DEAR Biz; On Monday,
IL TM r VII, entered into IN arfangemcnt with
tss,!,,.. :, =. FlnasY and Mr. l.. Curry Tor the -,
III" sl"ues It MeEicAeF's Theatru On she 18th al
tam. " tho Chicago Church Uhoir ''Ptna3ore'
nnil.say. ~ be composed Qf the same ladies' and
Es.,ssan who gayo tho bpera last week 1t YOU
I,tus. MeAaFs. Vtnpey aud Curry aatistea uas
~. .f'nsy held contracts with III the parties, ant
Ai.,..e empowered u cont1act With me for Ihl
sson,s ssss ct ail except Nj, Cfeswo'd; will
eths4. they had a. verbal eanlEEct, II
iar' ~ 9SstGG ~ wssiax. To.dsy Aessta,
s 'ss saaas ls4let and gentlemen to appear 4
, 1879-06-19
nLoonI1NaToN,' Ill.

D1uo4lAoTos, ILL.,, June 18.-rals entire day
In. beeu occupied By tho e1eTclAes Of Wesleyan
University, Tile mornEng qecursod thu Cona'
muucsuypt OF the Law-Departmeut graduates,
, 1879-06-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

The opera Of Fatsuttzan will be produced
for tic f!rst time In Chicago this evening Ut Mc.
vicker's Theatre with n remarkably strong cast
aud degree Of elegance III tho mounting that
hns rarely, II cver before, been devoted 10 opera
in Chcago. The cast will be as follows:
, 1879-06-19

sRve yourselves coughs lia!e's Honey Of 1IoFc-
hnund and Tar prevent orouchttis and consumption.
PIke'a Toothacle Drops cure In ono m!lute.
, 1879-06-19

To euro constipation. b!liousncss, and this
whole tssn Of ailments seenltng from desangc.
ment OF bowels or liver. take AfeAu'B Vegetable
Bowel Kcgutatos. Unlike tho usual puyga:!ycs, 4
does not weaken Or irsitate. The action IL mild
md p1casant. There il no 0tlIcr remedy In matetn
1ncdica 10 well calculated to rrstore tho towels t1
healthy action. Depot IT'D East Madison street.
, 1879-06-19

bfIssrsquoi Spring Water. which for Eenr-
ly half century haa wrought such wondFous cu1cs
had Of al1 d,uggtsta. For pamphlets audrcgs gen
trai ofice, NlsS1SqUOI SPRINGS q. broad
street, New York. None genuine without trade
mark Of sqnaN. and label on bottle.
, 1879-06-19

Tia psoprlcto viii furnish oFeF one taoaeaaa tsa'
,nni,. II de,.ted. fsom ssllabls pessous who hare
uted '.hApAkuLk," !" and llxe Il.
Daily globe., 1879-04-26
KATE CLAYTON.

Her Double Marriage at the Opera House
Last Night.
The audience which assembled in the Opera
House last night was repaid by performance
seldom equalled, never surpassed, in this city.
Kate Claxton presented her new play entitled
Double Marriage assuming the leading
character, Josephine. The drama is intensely
dramatic and in each act is gradually and ar
tiscally wrought up to an interest
ing situation or climax. OF course
the interest of the play centres
around, and that of the audience was directed
this interest, but sustained her part and
claimed the attention of her audience from
first to last.
AS Josephine she had the difficulty of love
warning with duty to portray, and did it with
that art of which she is 80 completely the
MISTRESS verifying and intensifying
the passion of love and high sense of duty
abounds in emotional opportunities, and Mis-.
Claxton fails not to give each and every oppor-
tunity realistic and intense Interpretation.
Besides this central commanding figure, SO well
delineated, the drama abounds in other char.
acters demanding more than ordinary talent to
present even pleasantly. Miss Claxton 8 company
comes to her support IN greater degree O1
ability, presenting throughout an excellent
whole, even and admirable in all the details and
niceties of the several chorusters
Miss Claxton as Josephine, and Mr.. Charles
A. Stevenson as Dujardin, the unfortunate
lovers, command the sympathies, Miss Carrie
Wyatt as Rose, and Mr.. James R. Waith al
Capt. Roynal, the deep sacrificing characters Of
the play, obtain the admiration Of the audience
for their nobility, while the devoted Jacintha
Miss Maggie Harold, and Dard, Mr.. VIM
Davidge, Jr., were provocative of no little mer
riment. The GLOBE endorses most cordially
the excellent performance, to be repeated this
| afternoon and evening.
Daily globe., 1879-04-26
NlTIGATI ON NOTES.
Arrival OF the Anna with Three Hundred
and Fifty Tons-An Old Time Pilot Turns

Arrival OF the Anna with Three Hundred
and Fifty Tons-An Old Time Pilot Turns
Granger.
The long Anna, Capt. Jerry Wood, after fight
ing the bars between st. Paul and Hastings for
twenty-seven hours, by dropping barge of
freight, succeeded in getting through here at
$50 yesterday morning. A busy throng of
wharf rats spent the day unloading the cargo
and last evening she went down for the dropped
barge: to return this morning. This freight
transferred, the Anna will leave for st. Louis
where plenty Of business awaits her, but Capt.
Jerry sincerity hopes there will be more water
on his next trip. He don't like steamboating
on sand bars. She brought through three
hundred and fifty tons.
The Charley Cheever, of the K. N. line, left
La Crosse last evening with the trip of the Red
Wing for St. Paul.
Intelligence was received yesterday that the
Diamond Jo had the misfortune to break her
shaft when near Dubuque Thursday, and her
trip was transferred to the Armitus Lamb,
which boat is expected to come through to this
point.
Among the many immigrants in the city yes
terday was "Hi.' Beedle, his three sons and
four companions, from Jackson county, Iowa,
bound for Crookston, in the vicinity of which
they propose to settle down in granger pur-
suits. "Hi'' Beedle is an old time upper
mississippi river pllOI, having commenced
manipulating the wheel in the palmy days of
the old Minnesota Packet company, times dear
to the memory of every river man of those
days. The river business is not what it
was then, and SO Mr. Beedle gives the wheel
the go-by for the plow and harrow, and as
sensible man he comes to Minnesota to exercise
his new calling The party are we'll prepared
for business, having forty-seven head of horses
and frst-class machinery, and not being afraid
of work are bound to succeed.