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, 1879-03-25

Ing lie unfoiticl tro beauties ii Paris. f'olse
Dame atut tn: Louvre nalicrle*. THIS evening
f'e will r0nlnct h!t nuhla,lcc through thu Paris.
ian ra'arc' tlG public fnatltutiuns, tho parks,
ind thu at galleries.
In tho Comm.reirs Of Sunday sprcarcd On in
tcrvlew With Mr. Dion ijuucicaui, in tue tourse
Of which that gentleman y stated to have said:
"Cinctnnatl llas fallen MI IN the nast three
years +, a dramatic nfnse. There !. n certaln
t !ack Of dramatic entefptiss. Take thc t'ra,rl
viii, company all aroun! The country. lie
has the wGolo field hero to Himself.
Woods IA torn dom, Ilohinson'n unused,
M UNI Plks's gractisally eio.cd,-uaci on'y
un'es. tic CaptaIn j. on deck. Y"u ean't tru,t
Tic affairs 10 The supercargo. There tntiBt be a
responsible head The reason the oycr-the.
Rhine places succeed Is bccatlse their lcssees at
y, theatre manager can go on t!e I.sd a,'d Leave
his theatre 10 take care 0f Itself, Tic press
hers have tlan,ed mo lns the company. Why,
hhye nothing to do with Tic cuu,pany; A!n
script: rhe manager Gusts the characters. aud
cannot dcnnr. There seems To- hare been
wrong Impression about this. ntn bound to
accept what The management oIcr. | simply
contract '9 play: % MT % consider Cincinnati
e!aedly the best thcatr!cnl. city u the Vest"
To- this Mr. l.. stee'e, who happens 10 be Mr.
M'les' partner IN The otand, a!sl thu manager
IN tHa ADHGuGG Q1 h!F. Miles, tcpIIG4 a.
fol1owa: "Thc undcrstandIng was tllat NJ.
Douectcault Was to produce the "shaug1,raun y
here With flrst.clasa company. Mr. Dcntsch's
letters we're to that effect. Bafrett and company
worc to have played last week. But wt!. uc
understanding that We were to do the 'Sbatvh.
faun' tp tl.st-c1ass style. agreed 10 t!ut. md
aErangedto play Barrett through Kentucky,
which WA done. 10 IN Immense bus!-
ness,.. and dcservcdy. Tho "Ylaugh.
raun" wns miserable failure here, MD
deserved to be, for. It wRs gIvcu with q
miserable company. So far rs advrrtislng was
concerned, everything Was DINE for tho
'8llaughsaun.' But tie people did not know
line when they were taken IN Friday for re-
heassal. They were a lot Ut pcopfo vino had
been playing at Hcuck's, When Douctcault
canc Monday morning. tile only thing lie wps
satisfied with was the scenery whirll We had pro-
vfded. Mr.. Dcutsch Ind lost inoney on Douct.
raut En Baltimore, ind Was afraid lie would loso
hero. So bought tie week from hfll
Tor s2aoo You can Judge by tint how muel,
justice there IL III Alr. DUuctca1llt's remarks
about the business not being attended To. / was
hero Monday, Tuesday. atll Wednesday, nnl
did all tllnt could be done. Then iotne.l tho
Barrett party ID Kentucky. Mr.. Buueicuult Is
splendid actur, but hu must not think that, be-
cause lie can't lnposc q miserable company
upon tic Cincinnati urcsa n'n1 public, he cal,
turn around nud throw the blamc upon the local
management
, 1879-03-25
4 PubltAE.tnK.iIauas Huspruas,

At.n faFk tribune, JaFih -,
Patrick O'Sllcn, the Wult.known IsOtnau Cat,.
ollie boJk publisher. ut M. ST barclay strrci,
has becomo nanc!alIy embarrassed, u,lI lls
temporarily suspended for the nrriA,so NJ n,uk-
lux an arrangement with Ills creditors for IN rx-
tenslon, which Will ao .lunht le gral,tcd, AZ aIt
the cret'itors arc ,favorahly disguised. 1Ira.l-
troube Is real.cstusc transactions which dill i,ot
turn oul ~ uutlcjntcd; an.t rather tllan fcu,,-
ardlxe future prospects ,iu suols thu abofe
coursc. Tie total liabilities ura ubout $lDO, 600,
OF which &1b,u0o Ia III merchandise account,
and from $a5 ,000 to ,OM deficiency on rcat
estate. Thu nsscts are uoni,laty valued nt
fA0,0M. Of whlcl! tho htcrcotypu plates cost
500, U,0O0, and binding tuuchincFy 3l9,00U, flu
tins 10 rra!tzo. lie haa been IN b,sll!rss over
twsnty;one years, and has published more tnan
200 works,
, 1879-03-25

which efo1ucntets Of the p!ny.!,ouse look for
marked effects. No striving after points Is
noticeable; no effort Is seen, and yet the whote
performance Is a scheme Of gestures, ,noYc-
mcnts, anil looks, but 80 akIllfu!ly and snon.
taucously do they CONC and 20 ID each word
u1nl phrase Ia delivered tint tho spectator
il lost ln admiration At tho apparently
unstudled, natural manner Of tho actresses.
Art can do no more than this. she austains tho
Illusion shs creates, tnakcs flet audience forget
sorb!nE sympathy III. the fortunes Of tic un-
lucky heroine In suci, 4. performance It is dill
cult 10 particularize. We may, bowovor, eay
TINT, ID the first mud second acts, while ia tile
ait esfeaas,. 81 ss s .untt;3 nstst3 ' sdn,,os Ser
soa soas.bs 'nS ss;,r Of and Tug moro soul .orsr tSr
are s1ltly revealed, The interview with A.:
,nana n; wl,efo s tSlls hsr Of his passon arc full
ter IL shown in her looks Of love, lrradated
with happiness, MID lrreslstIbta In fascination,
Touching and tender a. ia the giving Of tle
Hover to Armand IN the 9rst act, It Is scarcely
from hcr vcry .lcaIt, upon tho receipt Of her
loycr'e noto Wherein he threatens 10 leave
Paris forever. perlaps shn was greatest In tho
see, seene ~ w1th tl'e elder D4vat + vas character.
was tender IN her entreattes. passionate in hcr
love, and when size submtted 10 the arguments
Of tic father 10 giva up tho son for tho sake Of
hls honor, With soba aud cntchtn4 of the breath
she yielded to grief that seemed immeasurable
aud urondtng. In tbs exit at tho end Ut
This set, after tho scene with Armand,
her mixture Of tears and laughter
IL ono Of ,l.c most wonderful expcdlenls of art
we ever heard. In tlr fourth act sl,o 10 thc
inagc!of magnificent wrctchcdness md de!crtous
anguish, ntsd lhp death scene Ia played with d
wholesome nbsencc Of ghastliness, ltie study Of
WHICH would be profitable to many actresses
atraInng after realism. Wo imagine her foreign
accent Is less marked than It vns last season.
She l'as still enough however, to mike her de-
iuE. Mr.. Frank Clements, wlIie
pvescssirE q line prcscncc, snndo
stttcfl alil unnatural drtnand. His rendtng Is
tuo prcac!1y. Mrs. F. a. Tanuehtll, as .Itne
Prudence, did nut mike a favorable Impression.
ConrselT conventional WAS tho characteristic Of
her por1onation, hlr. K. q. Wilson infused thu
reauLs!tc amount VI dignity into the elder
Duiat, antt played tic part IN q,tct md COM
mcntlabe lnauncr. In the Ntehtlts Ut Miss Joso.
phcne Bailey there vas an cn.r, grace, a pro-
pEloty Ut action and demen1lDr, and wlthaf d
freshness which charmed US. 1aatost in the hands
Of Mr.. W. j. Ferguson, tended with ailss Ella
Stockton as Mamie, to tcndrr efficient support
TO sucl an event aB the rcappcarance Of Nine.
Mu1jeskn.
, 1879-03-25

EkIn and Scalp Diseases should bs treated e1ter.
paliy With cuTIeuuA, u4ststed by the CuTlcrnA
and fur Rornu tiua afte:wath. Where tho itnsllors
ara confined to the lIloo4 and du nut SHOW them.
sclyes 1n tho snrface, Tho HEstItytNT alonu Will
speedily dsife them from The system. The curI.
cunA KEAEpIka !ntallibiY cure thu most l0athsoms
cases OF 6cEofulou. anl sktn aud Scalp l!uuEs, -
IL atscstel by hundreds OF unsolicited tsstlnonlas
III our V0saGsaton.
F.spatrn hy Wkkas 4 rorrzR, chemiats and
Dtugsist., aU1 WashIngton-t., l!olton, Mass;. and
cUTlcunA, small boxrs, 90 crnts: large boxes con.
tanning two and one.hn1f nMes Tho quantity Of
small, u. HksuLsk*T, 81 per bottle. CuTtuRA
1h cHHt9.
, 1879-03-25

The Metropolitan has collapsed. Mr.. Ture.cr
yesterday closed Tic doors against the manager,
Mt. John Allen, and the variety performers en-
gagged for tllu coming week. The reasons for
llis becoming tie governor Of tho concern, and
for the immediate collapse, may bo stntcl III
few words, Last fall Mr.. Wurster
leased tio New Chicago, house
which has seen tho funeral OF moro ambitious
hopes than any theatre in Chicago. 1Io tried
thu German drama. Like his predecessor he
failed to make It pay, ant In q few weeks, 30 he
says, l,c lost some $1,000. Tllcu he found him
self With IN elephant on Ills hnnLs wt,fc1l cost
hM $S(U per month. Ao could not honorably
get rid Of thr lease. Naturally anxious lo run
anything IN tlIc house to pay even tho rent, he
cmbrueGd proposition Of Mr.. Jos Walker to
pluce III niu holise variety company. Mr..
Walker Furnished tho monGy, Wurstcr tl!e
house, ni,tl MIR John Allon was chosen rs the
polltan. Tic fsrst mentioned yesterday were
every emphatic nnd not at all complimentary ia
,lcif criticism uf Johns n,atncr Of doing bust
ness. They knew nothing Of tho variety stage,
box-o!tlee. to him. wlo. 80 they sAfc by hls loose
mud absurd conduct, has compelled tic cIosi.ig
Of tho doors. . IIo lad every op-
portuuity,'', said Mr. Walker ycstcrsluy, " to
properly he would have mule 1t one; but hc
PLACED women on thu stago who should never
have been allowed In decent theatre, md paid
r.ictn salaries which the treasury could not
stslld. Act and he alone, is Responsible for The
ctusiny Of ihc Metropolitan" THIS Ia the story
Of Mr. Joo Walker, while. OH tho other hand,
Mr.. Allen contends that thu crisis camo frou, tho
slInnle fact tint cxpcnscs weTe not met by
receipts Tue lcssecs refused to lose more
1,0lley, nr,d Of course hc was conpcied-
though perfectly willing to ha1p them to squan-
der d sackful or so-to step down ind out.
Yesterday tlc employees assembled IN the saloon
every cont Of which, It should Go stated, waa paid
BY doc Walker. Aa to the future OF thu house,
no one secna Mt present llsooscQ to have anY-
thing to do with It, and Wurstcr probably will
be compelled to throw up the leaee,
, 1879-03-25

Arrangement Of Programme 1ncind-
Ing an Unprecedented Mum.
ber Of Games.
Slosson Challenges Vignaux to
Play Billiards In
Paris.
End Of a Long Walk at Cleveland.
The louisville Races.
DA8E-13AILs
6psetat 1fspatth to 72s Trtbuns.

DASE-1iALLs
6psetat 1ftpateh to 7as tribune.
BUFFALO. N. y, March M.-The League held
d stormy meeting today over the schedule
question. The Cleveland and Buffato Clubs
objected strongly to the schedule prepared By
Mr.. Hubert, because IT forced them to play
gaines during the ruce meetings in those cttfcs
The difficulty was finally overcome by allowing
The CicYalant's to 20 u Chicago July 30, III, and
Aug, 2, and ButIn1o to Cincinnati on the snme
dates, instead Of Buffalo at Cleveland and Clu-
c!nnati at Chicago aug. 3, &, and 7. Cleveland
gacs 10 Cincinnati and Buffalo to Chicago tho
9Th instead Of Cleveland to Buffalo and Cluciu.
natl to Chicago. The schedule Of President
hubert was then adopted. l. originally stood
foft
, 1879-03-25
SUICIDE.

Tho nountns Monument Again ths Scent.
eome poor FELLOW, tired OF domestic troubles
aud q troublesome life, cmulatcd tho example
Of the late lau,cnted W. F. Coobaugh by blow
Ing out his brains 1T tho base OF the Douglas
monument, IN tho. c1trcme southeast
cru extremity Of the city. The bQdy
was found at 10 o'clock Inst night
lying on the north side OF the monument, BY
Policeman j. Mnhoney, OF The Cottage Grove
Avenue Station. 4 revolver, ca!lbre p lay be-
side him on the right, a,ld from hole in hfs
1lrad had ooxcd forth hs IIfe.blood and portion
Of tho brain. In hfs p0ckcN were found
scraps Of papcr, Upon. which hu had
written some few ltnes In pencil. Upon one
SCRAP was written, hKatc. you ought TO know
1ny temper. For eighteen years we lived to-
Kethcrh; and upon another scrap,. "This act Of
mine, know, ss rash, although know what
mn at. 4 coHn1dts trick know II Ia. Although
l do It, excuse me, Dan" And In another
pocket was found business card OF D. ".
Rrar, COOPER, Nos. co. ST, MID 80 Kawson street
and No. 5g5 Milwaukee arenuc. Deceased WAS
about five feet nine inches In hight, light hair.
dark suit Of clothes. faded brown ovorcoat,
black plaid flannel shirt, no coflar, aud coarse,
heavy boots.
BY o'clock this morning word had been sent
10 aIr, Ryan'a homo, as It was thought that tho
deceased wns some friend OF ILLS. Ms. RTan
WIS almost positive that the de-
ceased was his brothcr-in-lav,. Mathew
Walsh, who lived at, No. 49s Milwaukee,
avenue, mud Was employed as foreman In bis
coopcr-shop. Walsh was not home last night.
However, Ac could not tell positively by the
description, md so started at once for tho
Motgnc, corner OF Eighteenth alld Arnold
streets, to yieW the body.
, 1879-03-25
THE hrArLEsON TROUPE.


New YoRK, March M.-Mmc. Gerster scored
anoillrr triumph tonight. ller first appearance
as No'etta, IN tia Traviata," was 20 much of
an attraction That the Academy was fll[cd With
brilliant audience. No such performance Of
"Travata" hns bccn given In New York
Lcforc. The opera las been alnE repeatedly,
but 1t was reserved fur Mr. a1aplcson's artists,
under the skllful direction OF signor ArtlIt, to
give IT. with stylo and power not before heard.
Nine. Gerster showed abilities for which s!,e
hns not been credited. Bhe 1s recognized rs
supreme In tho florfd aud hghly-ombcllsllc
gocalisn In whlct, Sue rivas .butthts evening sho
showed dramatic action, md 30 much OF tho
grand style us to cnttlc her to c1trone praise.
Her acting WIS not tho lcnst cred!tnblo OF her
representation. III this respect sho certainly cx-
cr]cd any Of her previous efforts In other operas,
alMt, willis act!g with abarluu, did not exceed the
limits Of refinement aud good taste, and did not
cxnggeratc the emotional porttouB OF the Opera,
as Ii most always the case. Tho Alfredo of sIgnor
Campanini aud Htr'aont Of btE1lor GalAsst wcrc
Pioieisd. Each Of these artists saug and acted
with the hgngst spirit and elegance, and loft
nothing to tIa drstred.
The i1rst act elleltcd tho warmcss applause.
.lcr!ng ui ths aria, "I'ura sIccolne un Angelo"
Tho subsequent duo With p,oftiia was also
beautifully s,Ing. III tlo "Dio pro7cnzo Il
Atar." Slgnor 0alass! was, Of coursg, cncotel.
lu tho third net slmo. Gerstcr sang the
"A.ldIo del Patsaton In u highly effective
style, md LEu duo pangl o Cara II sho atul sg-
nor Campabn!wefe obliged to ropuat. The subao-
qaus Gtan plo " nInl thu tlnR!o waro equally
well 1one. When. the curtain fell tue AUDIENCE
evidently appreciated Tie tAvt tint they bad wtt-
posed uno Vi thu beat performances given by
Mr. Map!cAnn's cgnpany.
Tile opera " unnsah," new In this country,
vii! Ia produced Frlay.
, 1879-03-25
JATF IncAI tTEMS.

Frank Nowsk. living At No. 6o9 Ilalsted
street. whi!o Ia smoiek's saloon, on the SOUTH
sats corner OF c4nal aud FosqueE streets, at
TITO Of thieves VI IN old silver watch. One Ut
, 1879-03-25
I'EDEST1lfAE1SNI,

CLEVELAND. O.. Marct, 2s.-A tarae crowd
Witnessed the finish 1t tho Globe Theatro to.
night Of the long walk between Willis noze
and sesgt. Zare, the latter carrying an eleven.
pound muskes. Both commenced ralkIng Feb
"a. Willie Roze to make 900 quartcr-miles In
400 quarter hours, and scrRt. Zare to make
accomplished the task at Ii o'clock tonight.
, 1879-03-25
FINANCIAL.

1'osToN, March ot.--,1. s. a, Tyrrcll, dealers
III hi'lcs. hare suspended. Liabilities. $t9u,0sA).
NEw ORLEANS, March 94.-ihe banks hayc
resumed thu payment Of currency on demauu,
, 1879-03-25

IlKvo done tor mo what hundreds OF do!!ata apent
Nh 0ther remedies have failed to do, aud dG nut
hFxitatu 10 recunMena them ~ urst. .clsRs artlcss
louts truly, M.A1tK uHAENAN.
CAnHoxDALY, H., Dec. ~, 1878.
, 1879-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS.


n "a N fHfI& Unit "a
ara, rorf,rmanc.,, ~ u1,,n. fora,, IN ch,,ano
,ost ova,,t,,,. ', H., n,,,,o,,ncsnn, ~.
ct,,rot nn,,,a III .mnt. h,vo ,o,cfv Ioo,,
~ +, w, nm ~ ,,,,iah ~ .,,'"us.
rio .ro,,,a a.,,,,-s, ,,g s,,,n W.-t,oa. ~ ,,,"
norforn,,nro t'f Enr,t.t, 1noro nm, ,.h,ah ~.
to.,,..1 IT,. H. uoa1oy ,r,,,o r., = a.r.,,,a.1 49,,
,1,,ia,, l., 3,,,oa. 49,, ,roo,, ~ !, ,,,,. - .
"4s'ou ~ e1ooa1t W. ~" " ~ wv ~ l"eiS
was onlY oie s'uaaF h'u "o aetors III TIC troupet
tro,,pc ran It for two weeks At the Wost-1;ud
Oncro, Hou.c. mi, Ia nov mt nm lin r,o, viii,
i, IT,. 49,. 1.,.,s,,. .-,., .t.,. 49,. '.
W pas nns o'''eu'ef WIN '!'s sso"po "as l'at7
whi!o it haa sons very good singers 1t had no
II The dramatic bllsncs, VIVA wnnting ami with.
~ ,,,.t .p,r.fn-,s, ), r. ,,,.,.r. ,r,,',, H..
NV '""'1 u'"h t"e" .'c
.1 oa.es .4oupo LOOK IL, a',u oy apply!hg the
nuncral,le Interpretations, succeeded Ia utterly
ru,rtrr II 1,a, ~ u,1 lin stot-o,o,r.., ,,,,,r.
.,, y a" , w. s.S mss,opo.saA .t,s. unuss
'oo,e ~ n'u sa'e ic'ao'e'".le' t.'"! "us oo'
meath crltieitm. III ns. "PlnaEoFe" line lad
thtrty.ctght performances hero, not ono Of whfcl,
,voa o1,yo ,rc1,nr,tv. anil mi nm ,f ,xhJc,,
rovo ,,n hua,or ,rx i,,.n m tho roo1 r,.rtt. ~
sase tse Aea.ss a"' 'ueA VI ''e s''a "e'''" u
THIS orieh. hst'e work.
Mr. McV.ckcr Inns brought to the production
al pfnnfora y mn cf,sanh,o which nren.lsea tn
Il, verv s,+oor an, ,,l,l,l, ,,,Lt,n, a,1won.o.
~ 49,, stuas, NV ".'e ''"H."h az. ',N.
'or ule lhe'sahle nervousness OF hfst'hlgHt
performance, will undoubtedly make the sea-
son long, cntosaplc. and successful ono. lie
Inns ptvrn IA n cbort,s of nt,o,tt INV vnfces
unn s'sa a. 10 3 ,so,, .,o,, ~ ,, -
iIgnrcs .l'as arc agreeable 10 tho eye after the
Visions Of last week; a compact, rosy orchestra
Of t,vcnty.tlya ntcccs: some rood md effective
solo taIri,t, Which II uuitu as remarkable In q
NV sfare,,,I ~ - ',,'... & n.y. ~" na.ss sa.s
~, ~. t,ro L. ,.moa, tt ,,tir,, H.,a ~ ,s.
~ IT., ~ sn, - ''''.-s,'T ~ ~ .''. Il ill.,. =
nr,,'. ~. ,.!,., H., " t, nn ~ ~ L., 'tana H.
a. sa,ti M.I 49, .'' ..nsit ~ ,, ao @ '
.,S;, 1eH nu9 sus pntus' pts s'e"s npo., 's f
pio'.,les a,' posss.,JIs n' ".,S:au , soSa.
aae.' n,m' nas stetcu S. npHh "'S WITH eut
.ri,i ua ~ ~ "s ~ 10 a..,.
W.. W., w., su t ~ .t ns sGn.leo'
a. s Ivy nsi,e , ~ !. .ast iaa "u op"ss ~ u.s.
~, s1e 10 y i III ,f 1pu H. o',c a,,
.sI .mI e.9s ~, " ~ ~ ,,,n.a H. H.. y.
u. ls uFt. w naturo ~ !.s stuat,I"s. t"G ~
Isst'on u Ms sai,se, n"t IL" posin o. ~ nut.
!csYas, m'e aiees ~ '".ta! y ,5 ~ .G5 w. w.
WIZ Ma'tma VI A'osA.otc. uthuuRn NV
s m"tA w. ncen o LIZ esnSo ~. sety sMos. a
ttltle' ~, its ac1laah.!s Gpoh company afu Vcfl
and Y trafr s tnr "a J o1 ~
~ ~" - nn .. eu - si1. s" ~. ia H sn!.s'.
hshs par's ~ H. IT, Xxx" ''sHs.m% a, n.'.t vgae IT,
n,h"rs ,,c'd n rrrtufn ,lsrren of ,ntsicai ski1l
mud Intelligence to make liz opera 20 without
drag or oiIehslvcncss, but l0 not call Tor Grcat
sinEcrs. ioou actors WHO eau sing org Hnet'
~ sn ss ~ H. ir. hne.,i., y. nrt',,,'
, 1879-03-25
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Use " Mrs. SVlnsloW'a Soothing Eyrnp" for
children whilo teethtnR. It curcs dyscntcry Andd!.
arrhUn wind co1,s. ana requisites the bowes. rs cts
, 1879-03-25

Speedily. Permanently, and Economical,
Curod by tho Cutioura Nenodies when
all other known medicines and
methods OF troutment fait,

Sc1ofptoua Ulcers and Sores. Absceeses, Milk
Leg. Fever Sores. Eryaipelas Borcs. Old 5ores and
p'schnresuR Wounds, Bulls, carhuncles and Blood
Impurities. which manifest themselves by bGrat-
wlun treated Internally By tho Cu71ounA NEsoL-
SKxr and externally With tho CuTicu,tA and Cur!.
hsa Grna so* rapldIy sa nDd a.ppfpsf sal
Lorro4y. Barbera lsct, and III scaly and Itching
Hrnptl0ns Ut tho Skin: bcalA Head, D2ndruH, and
which cause tl,s llair to become dry, thin. aud
l!fcirsa, Anu rcsnlt in Premature 1!aldness. ato
permanently cured BY the Cu71cuAA NkAEulzs.
, 1879-03-25
STEAMSHIP NEWS

STEAMSHIP NEWS.
New YoHK, March 24.-Arsiyed, steamship
Ctrcassian, from Glasgow.
GLAJaow, March 24.-Arr[yed. 5tato Of Vir-
ginis, from New York.
, 1879-03-25
LAKE SUPERIOR
SHIP CANAL RAILWAY and
IRON COMPANY,

STOCK AT AUCTION.
~ o1dur OF the Comptroller Of tho Currency and ho
unud 6Ates Nlsrict Court for the Southern D.ttlct
OF Ncw York. tho uceIver Of tho ocena National Isnk
viii iell It puoc auction. u tic Exchange sacssou
Ill Broadway, In lht CItT Or New York, o. the 3Ota
DAY ot ApT), 1879, al II o'clock a. IT,,
ISIS shsfts Of e capital stock Of tho Lake urertos
shp CAnsl hallway aud tfoa COMPANY ttho par vaue
bclnK hundred dollars per shAro}, Thc right to
withdraw sad sotk any part the1sof from salc, In
caae saslstscsory It'd i nut obtained. IL sresesyed
THKU u. DAYls, Necciyer.
ak Ntw Vhrk
, 1879-03-25

We aro now displaying an unusu-
nl1y largo and varied department in
tho choicest novelties for tho COM
ing season, consisting Of every
thing desirable In
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CITY NOTES.

"A Ladies' Physiological Society has been
formed on Capitol Hill,
"A marriage license was issued yesterday
to William II. Bentley and Alice A. Logan,
--TurcO-Russian aud lphur baths, 903 f
ST. W. Life renewed aud health restored.
Officer Janiter, who was tried aud dis
missed from tho police force, has been rein
stated.
The President yesterday parioned squier
Harris who was sentenced TO the District Jail
for keeping policy shop
Mr. J. II. Hewlett was awarded the con-
tract for making repairs TO tho Lincoln School
building yesterday, his figures being S595,
An opinion has been returned to the Com
missioners by District Attorney Riddle to the
effect that notarles public are required to pay
license.
The foundation of the Washington MOnu
ment is to be strengthened with 1900 cubic
yards of broken stone, furnished by Andrew
Gleason esq.
Orders have been issued by the water do
partmcnt for the repair Of all disOrdored by
drants aud broken pumps in the District, aud
the forco doing repair work has been increased
Timothy D. DAILY butter merchant
through his counsel, Mr.. =. J. Donohue, has
entered suit against the Inland aud SeabOard
Coasting Company Tor Sll44O for butter aud
eggs which he claims 20 have furnished the
cefcudauts
DR.. Ohio ". MuHcasteT has entered suit
sgainst james Patch for SANDER and claims
sl0,OJC damages. The alleged SANDER vas con.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-12
The Police COurt Rench.

Judge Smell expects to start out OH his sum-
mer vacation next Monday, and, as usual, his
place on the Police Court bench will be filed
by one of the justices Of the peace, selected by
Justice Hagner, at present presiding over tho
Criminal Court. The Criminal Court will be
convened this morning for motions, and the
appointment will probably be made during the
sitting Of the court to-day. Following the usual
custom, Judge Smell, after consulting tho prose-
cutting officers for the District and the United
States, recommended the selection of Mr.. G. S.
Bundy. In former years Judge SMELLS nomi-
nations have always been confirmed, as 1t has
never been opposed by other nominations.
This year pressure is being exerted against
the appointment Of Mr.. Bundy. Judge Hag.
ner would not say last evening" when qucs-
toned about tho matter, whether Mr.. Bundy
would be appointed or not.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-12
The River Front improvements.

The improvements now progressing on our
river front, aud nearly completed will afford
a channel of width of about two hundred
feet and maximum depth of about fifteen
feet, extending from the Long Bridge to the
United States Arsenal. Tho work is being
done under tho first appropriation of $4,000
by Congress, and the contractor, Mr.. Forbes,
expects to complete tho work to-day under
that appropriation. The results obtained with
that amount serves to show that greater aud
more lasting benefits will be realized when the
last appropriation Of $4,000 for this work be-
comes available. The cut or channel just
made allows easy passage for vessels of large
size. The large thrce-masted vessel A. A.
Shaw, of about 1000 tons burden, is now dis
charging her cargo at the wharf of tho indie
pendent Ice Company, at Ninth street, that
company enjoying tho distinction of unload.
ing the largest cargo of ice ever landed at the
Washington wharves.