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81 Ill., III, .ystemf s" "s fe see teped + tn
yet rid Of him. AMI the assembly ctccrcd..
They must have systcm 81 peasant propr!ctora.
lloyolutlon and for the Irish Republic, lie told
tl.cm tint they must saVc The people atd tnlfa
tho sharing into their own ha1!tis This a1ylco
c;ca thtee seeTs IT, inc to Gd"f ne ~" Kng
they did well to cheer for TIC Z,l1ns for: after
100 sears OF Eneli*1. rrlc, they kncT what tho
Xn1i,s rcrc ltkoly to suffer II they wtre brought
under Il; It they Tonla nos io1 q, tnsx roid
return good men to Parliament, like Mr.. Par
nell, not men who were ready to taks any good
situation which offered. A. 70 the question Of
rents, i.o would just say that II there was mtn
who would not liatcn to reason, would not het
1uletiy, md who would not accept a falf, eouta-
pay m none. The landlords might cxtcrm!nate
au individual, hut they could not cxsersninate
i,odY Of men determined 70 keep their holdEngs.
'rllcy should stand together as analion, they
should unite, md be organized. and DO earnest:
lis saw no housc In tho dtstnncc spread out
next catne. The voice replied, "Not nn iron
iown. i fChecrs.j Nc will sho7c It awar."
Mr.. O's,lltvan continued to say they must hnvo
a national army to guard tnc nat'onal lnae.
working until they secufsd that independence
Mr. Davitt, tho liberated Fenian prisoner,
moved the next resolution, which ucc19reo lno
lind nvatcm TO 10 q continual disregard ot the
wcli.bcing Of tho country and Of tla tntereats,
whjc!l julperativcty demanded the restoration OF
| a national land system which seeoca'zed u'c
cultivator OF the soil as the proprietor thereot
| ami wne Onposcd to al! intermediate rights 0i
property l,ctwccn the estate and himectf. Hs
rt,sc,ycd thut II thcre was nothing to bo gained
by rfolent language. theso was nothing TO bt
gained bY cowasdlY. cftueing, aud bemoanint
reduction III rents; they wanted reduction o.
rents. OF total destruction Of the power u tht
|
, 1879-07-02

tlsu, ttlnt T. wRs turrln who showed II" llIcrry IN
q man with his hands up. This Egnt'au,an from
Louisiana VIII swear, oil inpcr. t!mt lsc wns
rrr.c,lt In Marshall At tho Tin" Of the trngef'T.
and wns witness Vi tho difficulty from ia tc
Ginning. liz viii hwcas ,liat IT was lie
tint yyns threatened by Porter anil BARRYMORE,
10th Of whnnl were armeu, and that III mt:
,pcnt t,urrlc rot thr t,cst of lns rncmrs ans'
shot them Ii, srf-tlcfrnsc. Contrary to thc pre-
slc,ons Hf if. tialiaa paper, nin! n0twitn:Lanli.
inc tIr pro,cc,l,itu wns all ready ior trial. a,n
showed hat only barrymore, Porter, Miss Ci1H.
Jtus, nfnl tl,t rcHtaurart-k*rpcr Tcrt present
at the elin,tily. tlir tno,fnn Of tho defenso Tor
continuance wss granted.
, 1879-07-02

AH1"H FfF'"s 1'' ~ 1900 .,,,n
The Election lnws stand. Kcpcal and nulth-
cation are botl. defeated. The warfare OF thu
Democratic leaders against tho safeguards o!
the ba,ot.box eut1s in failure. But no thanks
to them for the country's escape. IhcT have
dono tfeEt worst. md tlIey stop only because
tl,cy cannot coerro the President, anl becausc
they dare no longer defy rlthllc sentiment. Itna
they not becn tho most reeklbss aud incapable
nniagcrs, they would hayo forecast thu ISSUE
u,l.I considered wllcro they were coming. out.
hut issstend Of actlng like cts!les honest OF pfu-
yrrsy without understanding where Il would
lead them, au4t tho result ia that they have *.
posed tlls!r pnrposee without carrying their
eti,is. asNl hare g'yen !le country timely Watia-
ius OF what they would do It they had tie pow
srs They t,ayo presented scantlaloas spectacle
of mingled Incompetence a'M dcpraytty, M! t!@
public Judgment viii brand them equally rs
btuNdetrrs aud offcnu1ts.
, 1879-07-02
An Issue l5ptWeon Democrats.

u.
There afe at lcest 4s many honest hasti'tnoneY
democrats Il, Ohio as TIERS are GretubackGss.
There aro thousands OF tarti.muney Democratic
in Tint Stats who do not consider pasty'rles to
bo ~ olnalngas Frank liurd does,-thousaida
Of ssusbo businessmen. for instauca' who'
though inclined to yoto tho Democratic Ticket
atc pcrlectlY independent, arc no pohtislahs'
yotu us they plcast, nitd only vote tHe Usho-
cratic ticket as long Us 1t represents lles5 ''e"s
OF what IL right. ,u.,, ...,
Fyl1us ierlarSd that tho 11uney QucetloA
, 1879-07-02
The Porter aIur.lrr-ExtraoFdinaFy Def'aso
Wllct, u IL nmil t:urrlo Will AIvanop.


Raferrnr 10 tl1 Trial OF Jim GurrIe for Tho
murder OF lit, Porter and tho WountiiDg Of MC.
BARRYMORE, tic acturs, at Marshall, Icx.,. tho
Dallas M<rda Of Inst saturday gives TUG follow
Which hare been received tn this c,ty. That
paper says there is nuch popular niisappre-
tension uhaut CurElc's crime, rs yluwcd tu u
lcca, light. There Il far grcascr showing iortllo
ulonIy been yrcdtted. Express inalico mus. he
establlshrd to convict Of murder In thu first
dcvrec. u,M tl,c effort. of the defense to clear
Carrie Vi at least this much autl this esentest
1'hers viii to moro attempted. 1t Is u matter
Of m repostorfai research that the defense Will
maku US Of ono string 10 Its bow that Is calcn-
lated to cxvIto quite . scnsasol! tn public Il not
III court circles. This will hs 1hu Introduction
al thu tes.lmony Of = witness ltring In LoH!sl'
ma, whose deposition, taken there unu forward,
ed hcre, will throw ail the weight It may possess
iu favor Of d seYsraal Of tho popular supposi'
, 1879-07-02

Plymouth Cnunsy tf1.) !stnttntl.
While the atuinblc iliocy that prevailed In
Congrcs. during th.: Reconstruction 'iays Vas Mt
It's hight; the ntrgcr wns enfFarchfscd.
HI was Invested with The bailot on tho pretty
theory that te was man ntld brother, with an
Infusion OF sand In his tnake.up.
1t was given him on the schoolgirl notion that
affection for the pasty that gave him his freedom
would make n|tn Its perpetual Instrument.
}'ut tic niger ia less scsviccablc 10 tie Re-
nub1tcau party a. voter than be was as u starc.
Uc needs too tnucl, coldlng,-too much pro-
teciioN.
lie can only vote the Republican Ticket When
surrounded hy Gordon of Republican bayonott.
Tltfc Is no grit tn HIN.
Tllr,e Is more voting energy: and party
strcngit In dozen tnw lrlshtnen t'1n1l til thou
saHl weI1-fcd piggGss.
Ticrc is not an ounce Of StalNa1tfsm In q Ion
Of ngGc-. ..
Jl,c moro Niger, the less strength.
Asa slave, The picturesque, tnlsery OF thc nfE-
ger was an untafl[n. nrtnory Of marty. weapons; !;
IA frre1nan, there II no romance In hstll-co'r-
artlicefs not romantic.
Al drei the Suitt1 he Is THROWN. his baltot
for Rebels and Traitors, wien lIc yotcs at all.
liz il too cowarlly to vote Ills convictions, or
ton stuptl to hare cungictlnns.
Which, the Stalwarts get Into power III lssOt he
| must either b. dlsfranchIsed Or compelled 10
| vote right "
The free nigTcr Is fraud.
, 1879-07-02

:
As soou as the democrats get cuntrot Of the
Government, Iowa and Wisconsin wi!l want TO
scgcdc Wisconsin may 60. hut 1ora never.
That unfortunate State must be redeemed. pllr1.
fled, cieascd ont, wl,ltcwushed, Aisinfectcd, dis
entErailcu, dsclnbowe!c.l, purccd, and scourcd
out. We llupc to Ire to see the t1ny when But.
.lr1te wit ho blowing the Sass.hoFn III Demo-
frattc nro,esst0n.
, 1879-07-02

"No. no. no." stoutiy calculated Mi. 1Ien-
bricks, " won't, won't, Won't. and won't,
md there's an end OF 1t. I will not do
II, won't accrps, sham. take tic second place
on unybo&ls's ticket, shan't do II, won't,
WON'T, won't. say," hc nadetl: coax!ngIy.
nc ior the secund place, ,anyiowi What do you
reckon my cl,a1lcrs nre!''
, 1879-07-02
Worried Atlnut T1tt1cn'R S4tl1 Hunt.


"Witness ilIc eloquent silence o[ Mr. I'll
dcn!" cxrlatms New York journal In tonc
of sarcasm. so we do, herc III the South. 1t Is
Just this eloquent silence tllut We don't like. 1t
means secret n,cthoas uut undcshand dealings
in politics. It means tho process OF burrowlnE
after nomination. It IL suggestive Of n huff.
hiddct, pulling bureau; Of Nephew pelton: VI
yiphcr dispatches; Of secret cIlltasarics, ntnt
borrel of money. We say now. once for n!l,
th,t tho people OF The South have Ind quilt:
enough Of Ttislen u,u his metl!ods.-enoucl, II
his eotent silence. with tle a[gsltflraare II las
10 those who cherish Aincricln honor.
, 1879-07-02
a Slatwnrt Drmocrnttc Howl.

45fH
What have they gained! They will 60 homo
leaving upon the stntutc-books every Election
law that STOOL there four months ago. Not one
l,uc OF lrttcr las been wtpG.l out ty tl,clr cf-
forts. Tie Republicans openly boast that they
nyr left free to uts tho bayonct Il. the polls to
any cx'eat tlna partisan S3l:encses M maY rse'lte.
fore been r,kcd to defeat uorulnr suffrage aMl
which put Hayes in the White flou'e: retnains
In full operation, under the control Of It's old
nrrinecFs
, 1879-07-02
Not the syisrst Way.


We cannot acc why tic sensible Democrats
In Congress- would not hayo dunc better to sec
tho point before tho President made II In the
veto message. Prohibiting the ,lsc of the means
to enforce iaw still untcpca3cdl, anil which the
Executive is bound ,y his oath I" enforce, Ia not
tic wiscst way to appeal to the people.
, 1879-07-02

J{7IIF6HE{E SFHITHzI TEFH.J4
II Ia believed that Sir. Hendricks has The
tscrcx Of the Australian poison which suspends
animation for time, and las taken large dose,
ra,,rrd to allow him to wake un Just before tic
Natfpllul Convention Of tSs0. f[e though that
saltr Hrl easier than sitting aststdc sharp
trncc until tlIAk time.
, 1879-07-02

81, I.ofIf9 Hl05e. 71ft00cF6I IR3E. + "
From present. appearances tue Democrats VIII
no. farc even rs vol rs President Jsekkon'a
yIsltor. The "issncsr whicl, ihcY will carry
awny otc jnote tl,rc1hharc than the suit VI
clothes which he accepted In lieu Of the English
mission,
, 1879-07-02

''.. md 3}ih EuAGFiIE6 llllf Will ASk |
Lhem with open arms. ,.,,
,nr ,1vuuttI,i'uneu most At this ruint, w'iteh |
tns m other tan,e than he Wood Mountain
,u,.t, IA
pso5Acr TO A CIVILIZED PEOPLE.
!. l ~ loI'' ~ ,,ntttnt, Int t' I,r,ui Tor
,he sa''H's,. n., IT, 1s, n ,,crs I nart,pcI oT.
n"gs t 1,c ,,1G, nav inr nvs. Il was constructed
,.lfrle'y ny Wats Teh n 's ;'id IT. o ,,,i IN
r1e, o. ,.e ~. IL ;,"c M, c;n,tu, stn,wcs
~ ,sss way 's't fo,x o,A Observation-Disclosures were
wna e' f., r., = ,hr"r 'w .t'es. ard ,n iousth a
M'.n D. 70 ps,aSs. ,t ,r ,S ottend Nr!ct1S tp
hre nu ,I,,n, H.; ~ nv ~ ttr tcrrry
.h'r ''.Is ~ *H",s a1nsr,s ~ fu,s. md nm
n enss1 ~ sa - tor tra,, viii tlu In.
.i.rs f,m H.. nvstcry ID. hoty tiuv can do
anf. n"l ,s,, ~. w. nn II tcn,,,r. .itaicd as
anytn.ne VIII a!F n,n: . W<,a,i Maintain {ort ia
,y , n'nst "s H., n,,rtanf ma. IN lie Northwest Ter
riiory. Wmi.h lbs i,,nrc responsibility On Ills
.,, W. r., ht,, q ,,rcratefl lie talk Of taking
uue' H.. ',sa ~ .I,as: "E he In terlasny en-.
,ntc ,It1cd u ~ 'I rn'fr;nhle quarters It .ers rs
tir,urh ihc Dominion of Canada might ail3r'i ai,,;
,,.,,,'i ,,',' ,rh ri m outlay to 1T up the
w"'ia W., y. ny t ., ,a.e tar.nt tmus s,nnr "M '
40sa are,kirs ~ II t Of l,,tle.Kn1c ,hcrc was por
,.nt,.,n ."romnnini nsrforincd In Ills lodge this
,ann,,tr,, ,,,,n,, tLc
".""'' Aps ~, x,,., ronrv.roxnrsr INTO THE
""o'''"' uNcA.pA.rA Thine
A., r,r.. - ~ Eutf, 'r1,o to1rc Il a
nsa ne ia''as u ,r,sr an cxrrrth,n'. wns ,n rcai
!asse ne ,fs n "ns ,' r1iars w,,n ars here ar.
s,!,,. ae arn,nl In, rr In t!le middle
q, sgsu ~! tsn,,mis s1s saws aud papooscs forming
fecohu ete'e W. .nI ~ .'" t.,.,,, ~ In sr,re wa,
tr;urosn,,t "r3 f;hcfs. s1,,aws, n,ti babies were
s.,;,. ~, h..a'worh. nna. hrsiic tic rautiily-
snlne a"m f"nrr o"kc,t ra,rr sccJy In
s,I!t al torn u1tl PATCHED unte.npc.sl,l,,. I was
, 1879-07-02
CURRENT. OPINION.
ffnntt In t$hUtf.

ffnnA in 1ShnHs
TdSAtngfon Etbab|fchn tEse.1.
Aptj-rcsumpuon and nntc-bcllum restoration
,ro hnnu In hnnd In the Democratic programme.
, 1879-07-02

If1c1 fHoHI 1TE.5 S107& tIFH.}
r. 1onks ycry much now IN II the foo1ilhncts
IN Ohio had made tho nomination Of Titden
NECESSITY. 1mle"tl ,ero appears to be no other
,YaY out Of the dilemma.
, 1879-07-02
WHY tho Commission to tho Sioux Failed
1T Did Not Make Itself
.s. Understood.
Marriage Between a White Man and q
Z squaw--Torty Dollars Paid
:. for the Wife.
Our Correspondent Adopted into sae
Unca-pa-pa Tribe and "hitsAe-
Kuife's" Family.
Ceremonies Of Tho OeeasEon-..lc Receives tho name
Of 'ttWuuk-psJ .,ras.sau," and Becomes
a Dig "Mtdltlne.1nn."

DlG aeo1t'Aesa'"a'
..,., r,rr,,oondknre oy The Tribune. /
go spteai uo. -. ~ r. lam 1a-rhcro
WOOD aiousIA's, - -, :, .;,a ono 11"o,
Is mourning IN tho camps Of ti'e ohea"pa-pas' a
fn,v dars aro some young men wero out hunt
. ~" 49, h,,ifo,o. whcn thcy were attacked by II
me lno oN', - r.o,r. ,ra .Mnekrotu nnd
Har-pafty " S,o"s, "'u <e,.e,. ,.n,"a
Dla ck.Eagle 's-t eatne1b eo'oua] "e1s hu,eu'
Runners, who eano into tho main camp ycster-
5ov rcnnrt nttst eosrowing; and around the !
Wy, ,I,,, t,,o ;rnmcn iamcnt i,isma,1v, nnt tho
moun'a'" .l4o "....s. .,,o 'ha++I. altt,ro.prl,
men eagerly a'seu"s III, ae u"s =. s..".a,5 ] .,..,,
with bis band o1 hunters, ls encaaped 6l1ty
, 1879-07-02

L0H(kr4Hf [0stFIFf-7pNFHaE {1'sa. J.
We mlslook sir. Hayes for u fair Inan; and
have ONLY ourselves to thank tor flndlns him
Juggling cvotist, foolish, alternating lime
server, mud, like tile rest, . canlsn., hypocrtttc
partisan. lie has undertaken to set Ills word
against TINT Of majority Of his countrymoa.
liz has matln M issnc which wiser, butter man
would haye avoided. lIe has Ills veto, mid It Is
with l,i,u to usr ar ahnsett lie has abused It,
nMl VIC hare no rccourse but oil appeal to tue
t,eop,c, SO NC back down a,,d we baek out. be-
lore an irtuIent aud desperate olIgarchss's.
which il resolved to rnlu or 70 ruin. Me 70 10
ttlu country IN tln Issue this o'iGarctlem la.
male. II The ueople ntc nc4aIeSccnt, 50 shall
W. be. Wc. no moro than the rest, arc conecru.
ri IN the rca,llt. Our uuty ends Wien We nave
ri thu danger. and tilr character and motives OF
those who aro responsible for II.
, 1879-07-02

Tie came hero to practice his art OF killing on
US, lie had no interest In our quarrel With the
English, an,l cured llttlu for tfr right or WRONG
involved in It. lie held us as wild beasta, good
for live targets to practice on. 1twns necessary
for him to learn well the aft of killing, for he
was to bu ruler of mcJ,+ und In civilized co,sn-
tries it Is held tlmt 4 great ruler OF men must
b. VERY sklltul in ,le art Of killing men. To
make himself ruler 1e would mt have hest
tnfcIi 10 disturb, 1caccflll country, alnl cause
,hr burning Of towl.s and Villages and the kill
i,ir OF many nf Ills nvn race. We have pre-
vented thia, for We hnve killed tho young man
who ca,l,c OF his own accord to kill us. Ferhans
there win be su1,r III tlle ctvilIzed world to eny
ilut, Lad as It turns out fur tic young innn We
have dong tho civilized world 4 real favor.
, 1879-07-02

AugaIfa tf'a.> Carna'e,r tnrnl.,
The time for cutting OIL te supplies and conf
mcncing last.litch campaign las long since
uassct.
, 1879-07-02

TI,e Okoionn sBtAtrsr on Gnn. Grant.
Sone Northern newspapers having attached
''pecuar Significance 10 tho reception given
ton. Hrant In China n.d elsewhere. that Hsancl'
nn'l true Democratic organ, .u1e Nkolona (AiIss)
SotI'hern State', tnnkcs answer:
'.Pecn1ar Significance 't--cht .....
We'll. It han't e,ttkc III with With any 'pecnllar
Significance " down t,~se kave md except that a
dead Grant wontd be hauled through tho streets at
the tail Of n,nh II he .urr to irteodncc IN th!a
rnuhtiy what h0 haa ''latcy learned" In tue O3d
Nnrtd.
Grant Ia spotted. ..
They will let him fiji hi. th..i tcsu II he i fairly
cleetca; hat let him try to II cruwn will ut his
hull dar :orellead, .osa1 robes sweep gracefully
nrattr,l h!s low ard vulgar form.
Let him. wn s2Y. -.. --..-.,..
hirs that WAS cycr seen In S1rth America, It won't
to A. the Oko1onn ytdtts thinks. -
And (;rapt will bc buried, belly town, in
rotters Fieid md hare Tie honor OF DAME over
hi4 carcass.
, 1879-07-02

yr. Thurman has led lis party into 1.-THE last
ditch" And, when thc fray II over, tho burly
form Of the Ohio Senator will hc found pros
tra.c In tho null at thu bottom Of the cxca.
WALTON where bis compntriots have been wal
loving.
, 1879-07-02

to bg aU0tfer tftlnct u fattrOW, ~ WHICH, ~ u
honea, tho fnn'''s'a''1cFeuces "'1' be n'ntsab'y
arranged. ...a.. ... ..-.
1t nnv seem ttrancc tn TIN people OF Chicago.
but, around Inc Agclrtes nn'l tra'lnG.posts OF
tile Northwest, ma''y VI the whites asc
MARRIED TO squAws.
| As mnttcr nt course, shrse men are faithful 10
tl,eir wives but tic wlvrs Us trlica Il is the
| sxpe,encrd OF all "sqi.nw. men H-as tr thus
n,arr!ed whtcs nrc ,alled-,ltat t'S Indian
woman cannot t,abt.sate herself 70 the wlitc
mans wpyf. l1G imposes less burden upon l'cr
III the way VI hard work than her Indian fa'l'eF,
husband, Or brother aoWlu lsnls'sc; but ste
| don't scent to rot a1ong With hIm very Wrll.
u,ul, su,rr ur later, shc will rlnpa with soMo
yn..,g h,,eI; wl,u ,,as ungagcl the srer,bn,s her
| white nnatI.nh enn never sceurt. Anti, ~ l"s'E
n, size remains with her pale lusba, SHY keeps
lin II, hot wafer. It matters nat what he inay
s!yc her. shu Is ineyisa.|y ragged and hastl-up.
Tic NAV furnish her loico today with fresh
meat, l,sens!, bacon, Hour. robes, and hlankots.
liz night tito Lodge will l'u as barren os
rave.toas sbo w4't ytso away sser{tnin'E {tn,i's
n' "ote. '''fs"1'' Z. tho ~" Ysn;toa @ Aecrss Tiers
,sa young white ,nnl' WHO worked 4 narl tor
with squaw, married her, spent hls last dollar
tryl1,e to keep her IN soIne kind Of ht,apu: uid
nuw i,c is 1tnatlr 'vh'tu tle wife is out on u'e
Plains, ,hc companion ut como Young lndiau,
WIN vii neyrr IL, for hrr what her whisc lius'
band d!'i, hit whun ssa loyus far noFe pass!nl.
ssely than slie colld ever love man With pallaa
skin.
THERa II ANOTHER CLASS or WOMEN
; in tue Unca.pn.pa can,p.-a class to which Your
city ia not wholly stranger. they afe not
allowed tn associate with tue respectable Rfels'
iiu1Ilca In lodge by themselves, they wcnr
ont their lives m other women Of similar m!a'
fortunes do,-better dressed retaaps tllan thosa
AROUND them, n,ld little Inort hFaxcn witlal.
There is no hope OF honorable marriage toE
tlca,. Tlcro Is no respect shown thcHt. IN the
camp, II they n.e hungry, they aFe 1 fsu; l9! out
thu loft!er-lndcd people oi the tribe lo9k upol,
them with coutenipt. For thesc people have
cxeltes1 tAcas OF morality md st,clety; pnd
..rob1ty Of character alnl Ntslom 60 farther ~
tlic csttmata Ut wurth than wcalt4,--A fact
!, the proposition 10 clyitizs them. They tralI
their children 70 faith tn virtue, nnl to aus
niu high regard for tho responsibilities OF liie
Iilv cttlreo arc educated to n,nklessy. ind to I
belief that chastity Is holiness; and God hays
i. mercy on tllu human bring who tribes With Ill
n injlan air's honor, for het father md broshc
+ ore relentless IN their yrucesnrc. Ono OF til,
o rhlef objections oil tbs part OF tic Unca-pa pa
I, | to going on reservations 10 the presence o
i soldiora and ta hotrors that resut and. wtc
}, one luoks on the ioathson,o creatures. tuado "
/. BY those around thcm, who lasest some Of u
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11
The Performance Last Night.

There was a good audience present
last evening, at the Opera House, to
greet the second appearance of Oliver
Doud Byron, in his great play OF Across
The Continent. Since tho play was pre-
sented for the first time in this city, 1t
has beer entirely rewritten, aud as it
was presented last evening, 1t was con-
clusivelv proven that the change was for
the better.
The play was we'll mounted, Mr.. By
ron carrying his own scenery and ma
chinery for the proper presentation OF
his plays. The scene in which train OF
cars on the Union Pacific Il. r., loaded
with u s. soldiers is seen was very ef-
fective, and called forth HnbouCded ap-
plaase. The company who assisted Mr..
Byron in the presentation of the play has
been sele cted with great care, and, as a
consequences all the various paris were
y rformed in very creditable manner.
Mr.. Byron is himself Il whole company,
and his acting in various characters was
Onething that few performers can
eaiial and none excel This afternoon
he company give matinee performance
for the benefit of ladies and children
This evening the company appear for
the last time In The romantic play OF
Hero, or the Lovers of Mount Shasta.
This play has never betn presented In
this city, but from the optnions of the
press where it has been presented, 1t is
safe to say that it will rival the perform
ance of last evening. Those who desire
to spend pleasant evening should not
fail to go.