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II mnY ba said that Edwin Booth doc. not
rcac., tho highest flights Of tragic passion as
0iheilo,- ,--tt,c inueraonation Of last nieht,-yct
his audIence must allow him muel, poetic gym
pathy, an1 admis that he happily moves o1ong
tho broad path Of human emotion. Unlike salyi-
MI tho chief the new Interpreters, o lias not .l.c
powcr to seals it's lights of tragedy or plunge
into It's ravncs, nor does he possess tic s.alwart
presence associated with Othsllo. Mr. Boott,
ndEtcrcs to tho shakspcarcan itlcal-tl,c .Noor
according to the best traditions Of the English
stnee. His grace, his ease his force u,d castic-
tv, hfs t1na iae,aG Of character, asitl hts perfect
mastery OF detail, combnu to give the Hour Ut
Booth an impressive alid picturesque nspcct,-
an Uheto with the lore, and misery, and passiOn
~ the poet drew ftn'. Tho magnanfntty OF
pcrsonatton, antl tllat undercurreBt Of sorrow
Inherent to tho role Is deltcntely s4uwn.
Ills conception Of pecc, evcn up to tho
murder ug Dtsdtmona, which he makcs sbIcnan
bcst points Is the trial sccue. Certainly, nothing
could be finer In the way Of reudtng than tlle
speccll to "hia ycrY nobo mud approved gootl
raasters." Every point was taken, a.'l tlte
clmnx admirably wrought ont. IL merit rests
wltl, my member Of tlie east, Il Is With Aliss
Mr. StIlnes LeyIck wins too 1olty-ooktng IN
layo to sattsfy. The subt!ety and polish Of the
smooth and smiling villain was wanting. Rol-
!S%.sii!.tssto.yY ~ performance; % ssq If: w " +. i
tleayor; md so WAS tho EHt|ta of
Miss Annie Grahnn,. and Harry Pearson wag well
suited tn the role Of Drabaa!io: s!r. Walter
tiaao. Tonight Mir. Bnoth will appear in wtlat
MANY consider his masterpiece, la3o. Mr. Lcv-
leu playing Ulhe'to.
, 1879-05-06

GpeElaf AkpAEE" 10 Ire fFoH"k
SrM1aoYINLp, ILL.,, May b.-Ccrti1cates Of Or
gnnizatIon wcro filed to-day with the Secretary
Of State by tho following associationa:
The Bon Ami Company Club, of Chicago; OBJ
1cct, "to provide for the members Of tho Club
mud their families aud gucsts suitable facilities
for opeu.a!r recreation and pleas ru;" cnrpora-
turs. Masun 3. Lounlts, Atare Sherwood, Edward
G. Clark, C.. II. Crossctte, Edwin Norton, o..
". Norton, George. +. Masop, T. D. Wells,
lius, i. II. MeCsea, T. HhGrman Hall, L. n.
bushnell. ThAd dean, y X. Howell. /. N. Camp,
john &. Polly, a. W.Woodward, md Lcstcr g.
Tha Ncoga Mutual Aid Society, Of Scaga,
Cumberland County Object, to protect H.etubera
ngaillst hUrsc-thiryes, burglars. and counter
fctcrs.
I.trunso to organize was also isaucd to the
American ltnmr!slabc Sh!nslu Company, Ut
Chicago; capital, S*aJU, 0OU; corpurators, jain
atl.l II. 7. Crawford, md W. d. Van Blarrom.
, 1879-05-06
BLACK CASHMERBS,

We offer IN Al1-WooI Blk. Ftronch
Cashmere ut 46c.
Good quality Blk. Cashmeros at
SO, 66, and $50.
We call special attention to
our own importations in 40-inoh
Blk. French Cashmores at 60, 85,
and 75o, as being ofsuperior weight,
finish, aud color, and combining
great durability with elegance OF
appearance.
Good 48-inoh Cashmeres at rs
and $50.
Specially good valuo in 40 in. Fine
Blk. Cnshmores at 90, &1.0o, and
CLIO.
Biz. Buntings, Lace Buntings,
Stripe Buntings, Plovua Buntingg,
&C., &c.
, 1879-05-06

1EG2uts AlO AtIAQW NUCa4s
Mcstss. WEEKS 4 PoTTEn- GtnffrB1en: Icannot
rcfrain from adding my debt Of Erastud1 to y0n for
having placed within my reac! the wonderful Curl
cuwA remedies. which hHse rendered unnecessary
nil further experiment Of phy8tctnna and In re-.
n,assholy snort space Of sine have nd .ue Of u
.1uatisone discase. dispensed with all physf-
cians two years aro believing they did me- no rond
The CuricunA 1ias stopped thIs unsatisfactory cx.
pcnsc-tycn II It wcr0 necessary hnl / mud Tho
courage AnY lnngef to follow their advice-and
brought the long-lnokcl-fur cure AMI. happiness.
/ have beqn afflicted with Eczan,n, or salt
Rheunl, on my fcalp. brcast. and 1imbs fur dve
ynsrs, during which ttMu ! have bcen under the
treatment Of phytcIanE, or at mineral aprnEs, at
taking. some kind o! medicine. I hare bcen
visited sulphur springs and taken ntn1ers III patent
medicines, all without the falutcst approach to \
cure.
April Inst began tho uAo o! CuricunA, Which
was Immediately snccctsfui III my casp, entirely
curing mo-. hayc not had clean scalp for fifteen
years until the use Of tho trTEcyRA entirely
healed It and left It Glenn and healthy. THE othcr
parts Ut mr. budy were affected In moro ageta-
yatcl form. but arc now completely hcaIel. be-
lieyo n,ysolf completely cured. shall cont!nne
the CuTicynA IhsoLvxSr Az directed for is won
destnt octlon OIL tue slomach and tu,sels mud cool.
lug Influence VII tho blood. 1t will afford MO
pleasure, NJ have done In many casee, 10 tho
aHllclcd to use thrsG wonderful remedies. InnrB,
etc.. .. STEPHEN CN0WELL.
NEw DKpYonu, Sent. 10, 1879,
, 1879-05-06

NAsllyitLE, Tenn, May 5.-Dclcgatcs from
Arkausas, sllss,ss!ppl, Louisiana 0soraia, Vtr-
eIulu, AlabaI,a, Kcntlcky, tint! tennessee, to
l!,u Nati.Asnl Colorel Convention, laye arrlycd
THE ronlaln!ny delegates asa expected to roach
heru to.lnorruw morning. They wcht i1Ito aia
Internal meeting ut Up III: tu block ul!t pro-
1Aturtnnt.
, 1879-05-06

To-day to attend the Diocesan Convention,
which mecta tomorrow. The Convention will
bo In session two days, and viii be attended hv
most of tile clergYnen Of the uoccse, ~ we'll u
by number from olIcr pnrts Of the State.
Tile English Lutheran Synod Ut Central TIT.
nots meets hero Tucslny az next week.
, 1879-05-06

Kntriaf Dis;afch su The 7s.suHA
pHtLApxLr1ltA, sfaY 5.-1l!c rcapucarancc on
tho stage Of Mrs. llasnay Williaus ut tho Wa!.
nut Street Ihcatro, this evening, WIS il,sst
Interesting orcastot yl,t latsY was extremely
nervous alt day, and when slo entere1
tho hrtss1ng-tooln tim. ale Ilad 10 olten
occupied With her tlus1Msli, her feel.
ings oycreame ar fur q moment. hhG
caloso fur her re.clltrec DllckstosIus famous
comedy Loap. Your" III wlllel, s!lu assu'rd fur
.hc Iltst tl1nc tlle character Of .n;ss DLearN;
!SpiRsttr. When sllB caluc Oh the stage n,nl was
greeted with right royal wv[cunn rum Il lurEe
a.ltl anpsreatfyu audience. stlu watnatlI of tho
greeting fur lnoulylIt tosk away ail contrul.
Her iaco flushed up, tears rutc to her
eyes nall ran .lossu her CLERKS, alllt tier first
wurds wcru inanl!,c. Wllll an effort so
stra!ahteued llersulf, a,nt III Il ttw minutes It
wis eYIdeht TINT shu was uu yetgran laeging
sapr,is.inua ~ ,l's stusu ins Old ilre. spirit.
treated tn p!cea Of h!xi, cotte..Y sur Us wr ara
John j. AeNallr mil lisx,rr Smiths urw
isss . pesrs ~ If sns q s st ~st t
npo,l .lle :Anrr!ran tta.tr, was proInte.l u ,lt
ARD. Street lit ntra lu-nisht, n,nt scutcl u
pruA3Unccsl &l!reest. 't'tin performance
III .,, t conclude .;a tntll musr!y nnn.h'. =
md The lIragn. mud tlts lIalo.us Ia ltr. .Eilf,
epatkIng. a,,4l witty. 1t Intrth.uycs ,Eauy INV
ail Iu.rnlnus mechanical ciIsv'E u.ytsvA hy
Atxsra. Willie EIdHin, t''s's, A!nl lfartssu,, un
va. pr.,3urca u, 4, VIZ; nE,.'sr'r maIner. Ii
Wut i,u ul,t III The le,1;a frutusgs vi t;,c urxt
ssu,.,,I VI lter's Sasi.rs t'arsy.
WII.tlEl.Ai.1's EI .MlsE1, t:1SCE&lr,.
.ihe New iurI r. hda: ri ir Ill h,,si
'rhy tktf.t uf the cl ssnuar tnnrsrts ~ Mr. VII,
hct,t IN NV u'-"ssat.s "1' :"'I az 4tss. ut
hlr.iw.ly liAL III III. pfs-,urr II! tery lHs3J
EuI.tns.. i lAuuti;a rsstn! lLrl t1s " s.u ID
a,n.. III i ,.iliJt, WI. l.i h:.t II 'E''t Thy :s'.
tttur;ItaMre Ut luz altnni. -'tte III rtsl'ttJ naa
tly Vi At. W,larstai's :uA!, t1 tIr4f"css VI At4
, 1879-05-06
CONCERT At LAKE FOREST.

CONCERT AT LAKE FOREST.
alr. Lnbn's concert, which, In connection Will,
a course Of lectures to bo delivered by different
gentlemen, wns prepared tn aid Of tho Uni.
vers!ty Library, was given on Thursday evening,
Muy !, In the Presbyterian Church. Tile pru-
Eramuc, which consisted Ut sctcctlons from tho
hest composers, wns a,l excellent ono, and wns
we'll given In every particular. Besides tho
home choir, which, with studunts from Furry
Hall and the College, consists oE about thirty
voices, Mr.. Latiu aus ass!sscd BY DR.. Charles r.
Barnes, md Mcssrs. ChurIos A.. Knorr, Frank F.
Powers, and William sprague, Of Chicago Tho
hearty and wetl-mcrIted cncorcs given to the
'quartcttss and solos given by these gentlemen,
us we'll as to tho solos Of Miss Darnnm, revealed
tic appreciation Ut the LakeForest people Of iinc
music. TIC chorusG2 from tho Creation u And
"Mess!ah," anq tho paEt.songs FROM modern
composers, which wcro SUNG by tho choir, led
all tu realize how much Laku Forest Is indebted
tu Mr.. Labtn for general musical culture, as we'll
ns for his valuable services n conductor Of tho
cllurct..niutfc. Tho accompantlncnts to the
solos nll.l cloruses were plnyol by Mrs. Labtn
a,lh Mr.. Charles i. Holt. 1t Is q dcscrye1ly
ligh compliment to this concert 10 cali 1t ono Of
tho host ever given IT. Lake Forest. It - UNDER
stuoa that d request Is to be tnatu 10 Atr. Labln
for n rcpHtltiOn Ut 1t al nn uarly day for thu
qualification o. many Wll0 could not attend
lust Thursday evening, as well us ior ulany who
would ouluY 1t sceonl t1mc.
, 1879-05-06
UNDERGROUND TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA, Muy s.-Ths purchase Of a
,a.su. sIaht for sy.tctn.ot underground tc!cg-
raps,y has boon eonsumtuatcd In this city be.
,wysn thr Western Linen telegraph Company
s,ul t!1a patenssc, I!'v ss'nsldcratiaA belnE
$.NAl tllk
, 1879-05-06
VARIOUS.

81. LOUIS, No, May b.-Lcttcrs nro constant.
j being received hero from prominent persons
ii New York, Boston, and other cities Enst anl
North asking to whom money can be scnt for
,s.e benefit of the colorcd refugees from the
soutt In ropiy to tl!eso Inquiries It will be an.
rouured tomorrow t!at any nd designed for
t.ss people, who uro arriving here almost
d,ily In destitute condition, md the care or
whom has greatly oveEtaxcd tic colorel relief
committees organized here, n,aY be seat to
s,mael lays, Postmaster Of this city, who will
reasonably ace that ali contributions ara prop
th5 md iullc!ously applied IN aid Of these poor
teoplc,
MEMPHIS, Tenu., Mny S.-Advlccs by steamer
Halliday. nrriytu here Inst night. nre to tle et
fit that scycral hundred negroes hayo armed
.srmselvcs near Carolina uul Lcott Landings.
Thtir object II stated to seize the first passtng
ltt.a,cr tat may laul within their Jurisdiction.
au' compel the vessel to convey thctu toward
k.ptas,
, 1879-05-06

No. eptetat H'b4lcA to Tho T3abuat
G1AAESa' Ill, May 5.-l'he Commercial llnsel
l,.s.s Mas, Stephenson County, was DESTROYED by
''slAt hlEht. INSURANCE, $3,O0O.
, 1879-05-06
BUSINESS NOTICES,

ArNnd's Neef, Iron, md Wine, 1nnsle III
accordance with tatctt medical research, improves
restores nerve power, when fat!gned from physical
or mental strain. Depot, 171l East Ma'spn ttrect.
, 1879-05-06

a1cstss. WEEKS i porT.n: Sume three or Fonr
werka ayo ordered l,ox Of CuTicuRA fur had
cs4u Of sal& Rheunl. Thu back Of ono Of my wlrc's
hunds was a running sore. III onu wsek ffun thu
day 1t ARRIVED her hand was we'll, and has runanel
SO up Ia today. +. +. DAuIETr,
Miironn. Nc. luno 10, 1a7H.
h4TH-lteaacr, dou't you think thcse cuses re-
n1nrEhhlnY
, 1879-05-06
RELIGIOUS.

Spteiut MsaatcA 70 7as 7rtAvns,
sFn,SurIrl.t. H., MAY a-ntshup Seymour,
ol ,lu Doecso vi Springfield. aud N!sl,vn
Earxt4s, u ,Ic D!u>oso VI t.uiury. errlrrl lrfo
, 1879-05-06

~. AT NORTH ADhMstn.Ass..s.
ct Sosrn AnANs, Mass, NAV 5,Il'ls baptist
~ tnH1atetl was damaged this morufnc Iv fra Az
W. Insurance, $3s'oSI d. '''''''''h W i'o s'o'-
, 1879-05-06
FINANCIAL.

Special D!spdseh ~ 7Ae Tr.5nHs.
FOND pu LAC. Wiz, May &c. A. Trow-
bridge, one Of the heaviest jewelers. In this citY,
hns made au assignment for tile benefit Of his
creditors, the heaviest Of whom arc Chicago
parties.
, 1879-05-06

h{nggio Mitchell appeared at tlIis house last
evening as Jane EVre IN Tho p1ay of .lnt nano.
Her rendition Of The character Ia tuo familiar to
t.eed extcudc.l comment Mt this tlnr. The
nulieucc was large nntl enthusiastic.
, 1879-05-06

LOUISIANA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Naw OltBANs. I.a.. May 6.-ln ihc Consstu-
tIul,al Conyuu1!on a resolution was Introduced
crs,surt.,g our conErcsslaen for Interference in
,llc matter Of Suite dubt, which lha Convention
wlslics to 10 permitted to settlo In lla own way,
uyuwi,,g tiIat uu reputitallun Vt anY holust debt
hluffuH.
, 1879-05-06

y,u.Ar At SEWMAsl1Er, n. n.
a"AahsErt N. II. .aiay h.-pagc u Culflu'a
ffSfs III n1attosy was burned this morpuy, Loss,
'''""; Insurance, saj,OVO. ''
, 1879-05-06

slscfNNATt, o.. Mny t.-The 0azt.tt special
L,. .ns' lEc Ut Pomcsuy, O., this afternoon,
S,ns, sliSSa % nnu buildings. Loss estimated; at
, 1879-05-06

j., Circuit Court, befotc Judge Knapp. Thc
dcfonse produced several witnesses to testify
that In Ills theatrical performances tho Count
had made himself ridiculous md was booted and
Iccrcd bv Ills audiences. Among thcso witnesses
arc ex-senator Z. II. Wtntcid, who saw the
Count IN ,.s King Lear at the isceun'.,
Mr. Collius-Did you hcaF any of tile per-
sIr. Winf1cld-No. sir.
Mr.. ColIins-NhY hot1,i
Mr. wlullcld-Bccause llhqro was too much Of
= The Count then arose ahd proceeded with the
cross-exan1iuation, at,t prstnecd It with the re.
n,ark, "Mr. Winfield ypu and hayo known
each other long nlid intimately. Did We not
n,ukc speeches to?s'er aslvocaslng the election
The Couut-Good! Ndw tell me at what
time did you get to the thsatrc on the night i"
q"Sstic;'t, st. W,,,,.,a-zyh.n vo, warn nort,on,,,
your t ktnsdo@ amons sour iausi'.er,e! ~ '.''
Thu Count-Now, str, under oath, tell INC
whuthcr there was anything. Inconsistent or IN
appropriate about thu man !pn that stage who
represented KihY Lcarf
IlIe Count-An! Was,iberc any discrepancy
between King Lear ai''l naY'man who REPRESENT
slr. Wlnlcld-1 suppose mot, although, I'm
tt' not Acquainted With fling zear an1 never saw
Tic coup. took the s.antl to rebut this evl.
lcncr. U,
" What was Tic character Of your perform
anccs ut the Bowcry Theatre, Count JoanresI"
"1hoso performances Sero u0otl-coutl not
hayc beuu BETTER" crlttcatlt replied the Count.
How many times have you played HIn,tttf"
mixed Tie Count Of himself, caeouragtDgly.,.
~ was ny lsAl representation Of thu play"
sWcro the audicnccB lnrgc},' pursued tho
, 1879-05-06
FIRES.
CHICAGO.


The alarm from Box l9i ut -8:45 yesterday
ratr1!Hs was caused by fire In the two-story
frsme dwelling, No. 1N West Harrison street,
tau:d aml occupied by Michael konnohy.
fhe Grc originated In thu kItcton from un-
inoxn caukce. Damage to building, s75; In
lnrd for 81 800 In tl,r Firemrn's Fund ot Call
tp1nta.
The alarm from Box 319 At 1:13 yesterday
itIetroon was Cauecd br Ii fire ,,pon the roof Of
ttHosFory frame house nt No. 113 Wright
tltstt, owncd and occupied By II. Kelly. Cuusc,
adsisStiye chimney. Damngr, $50; i,laurrd fur
sluQ1En su1ltu unknown company.
"a still nlarnl 70 EuCluu Company No.
II ns las yesterday morning WIS
,sased by n fire IN tho tllrcn.story nn,l
t7sclnent brick tlwr]lin. No. 1T s,atu street,
othet o. BY Il. kuschss, nHd occupied by Mrs.
Naty Hyde. Cause. defective ni.! oygflentci
f;ahnnGy settling lire to tho woo1woriI on the
lafd iloor. DanIagc. Si5,
a. ! sstiEi.ala5m TO Engiu: Company No. Z, Mt
''" last eSriitg, lrhs CAUSED hy fire In barn,
'!'Se rrar II M. 10 Schiller, owned a,.tl orcu-
psd bv Peter jo'.naoi, llae,-1rlver. The .irc
Sy'lvtha1ea rom Unknown cnuAcs IN ONO OF the
t&shcy-e1aellcs. which WAS damaged to tic cx-
Lent Of about 9auO.
-. ss'll alarM to Engine Company No, 10 Mt
~ y, n.y. Srrt''l'g Wns caused by tIru IN Nos.
IT,! J.! alla !55 Luke street., W'cupictl by White,
ssia11 ;a q W bout n,sd shoe dealers Cause,
"as s falling from stove upon tho lloor. Datu-
Re, uVultnal,
, 1879-05-06
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LONDON, May 5.-Tl'u Arragon, from New
York, und The fstfian, from Boston, have arrived
ont.
,NEw YORK, May 5.-hrrIycd, the Queen, from
Liverpool.
, 1879-05-06

Snttsat Dispatch sn 7iaf Tribune.
,u.si us,Ho hAr'ns, Mich, May Ga fire. in thta
VI; 's'' morning destroyed thu Ruchestcr Inn
.a saa John D.kstra's residence, adjoining, on
ssas"y srcct. LOSS, from t60U to Sl,0o0, which
MA u"iplY covered by inAura,,cc,
, 1879-05-06
CUTiCUllh SOAP,
Maflfainal npf4 frnf1at.

ia prepared from Cur1ct,HA In n modified form,
md ts positlve1y indispensable tn tho Treatment f
tRin md ecalp ljiaGascs. We recommend it fur
tho preservation OF ahu skins Of ,nfaNts for gen
tseulGn win HhAve anu aEe troubled with int,ler
tacGs, fOr thots WIN acstfe cluall and eleko
Skin md Scalp, aud fur a1l prrruses Ut tho tu.cl
UAtt. md nursctJ. la delightful anil refreshing
fragrance cqMala or suTpasses the Gncst ParislaI.
sums,
, 1879-05-06

1t
.he negroes to raso ts s.ur ~. ,s ..tn.o, ~ ~
's,,y thrm NORTH. anu ra''5 ~ ~" ns.s ,.".s,
~. hnrhos Line boats =" .sa,,5 .s.s,. s'" ]
s..ns ~. cyen w1lcn elsy ''a7o 's's nlffroMl"Y,
sh.f pssssga. TIC 'af.cr - ."T m ,a's ~, ~, ~
,hs CESSATION Of Inc e1lls ,'o .a % ,>',,, ""
sa1dla Parishes. Thoasa'us ", "su'os. "uu ,n.,.
sotomorrow from thoso pa1'saeo "' 49, 10y .''..s
s.,lt ,lcy could Eet TRANSPORTATION. 1,!s'",...
,.ac has ordered Cat'tans ''nt ~ INV -, ps n,.,s
npesc shrg were kn"% t, ~ IL, M ncrrnr. ,,,lc -,
,,op formerly efff'ca ~, s'' "ss :. H." .,'I' ~
~ M tetF fues Ho ap''en ,0F a's"xs. 'sseoan',s ,
,1s 'ns bulk Of tho emigration IL eonsea"enI';
fseaH. stonr the river, upon wton It depends
ela"',f n, sI,pport. 1Ile PLANTERS threatened
lifks" .ta,c ,ncir snpplles In future in Cmcfn-
10 p..,1 pn."1 ri n. Louis. IN order to head this
na'i 'u'M 'e, ami rt,ncInto lhv PLANTERS nrl mcr.
a,"fe". .,,s archmr Lfuc mol nnty refused ta
tba''.' r,n,c nrrrncs Nnrtt, tait 1t offered to
ts'ff "I h,,r, FREQ at charge, tfoso whom
H'nh x."s sin,,s1y ca:,fr,l. 'rlIrso extraordinary
It ha' ,,xe t,ot aya,lcd In check tho e,ntgrn.
nea1" ".r.r among tic ucgrocs. ThuuGl, tile
eoF'1 n,ovrncut North hns l,een temporarily
e'!uI, '",,c1 win, .lc negroes IN Teneas mud Con.
w. arc as anxious 10 70 na cycr, and those IN
solu.. .,a.r norIsbes and counties ara determined
'ne upp soon as ttcy have rcaIizcl on tic grow
'-s.a, rhTrll will be t,t December anu Jap.
~: n:.s In tic other hantf. ttie ot1cr pf tic
W ,N!h,, 1ipe to bring back Ke4Focs
n4s ,'4s n charge Inns hail no., effect.
m.o ,t.o. f.w oro returning, mud thPy ara
',s.r,,.n, Mr.. Ihrf, large r1antrr In Cnn-
s"r III, showed mo ycster'!ay teegra1'hic cor
, 1879-05-06

'Tae bccnrRo OF Manktnd-Cid Methods Of
Treatment and Re1nedioR Failure.
CuTlcunA 1lEsoLvES7, the Great BLOOD Purifier
and Liver St!lRniant. IL tho most Eearchinv.
cleansing. and purifying agent Of thIs century. Ii
may bc detected III The sava. swrat. milk, blood,
and urine tn fctly minutes nstce taking tho first
dose. showing that 1t las entered tho circulation
and bocn carrlpd to every par, Of tho svatcra. Ii
fotcvct eradicate. tho virus Of Syphilis. EetotuIa,
Cancsr, and Cankes, those terrible blnud poisons
with foul corruptluns. Taken internally In con-
junction with tho external application of CtrtcGnA.
9hs Great sktn cu.s It .pcedily enres Serotul ,us
letter. Rngwurm. Scald Head. UandsnE, and all
itching and scaly dlacaacs ct tho Skin and Scalp.
, 1879-05-06

tSFolter CluH.ktn and 1)rnreists. aJO Washington.
T.. Hutton. md arc for sala by alI nEugHista.
Prso Ut CuTiru1ta. su,sll bo1es, 10 cents; 1Argo
Soar, ai cant. psr cnko; by mAil, ~ cents; thrau
cnEux III cG1,ta.
, 1879-05-06

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsuIsGroS Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1879
The Treasury Department to-day purchased 3ooooo
ounces of silver for The Philadelphia Mint.
Mr. Walter II. Duke has been appointed TO Hi the
vacancy ON the clerical force at the Executive Mahson'
accustomed by the resignation Of Mr.. Price.
The following telegram was received from General
Hatch this morning from Los Plnos: The indians
continue 10 come In. They seem lnclhed 10 'cs'iJ
more freely"
Judge New OF Indiana, has obtained the consent OF
the Secretary OF War. that the claims ON file In the
office OF the AdjutantGeneral OF Indiana, known as the
Morgan Raid claims may be transferred in bulk at once
70 the War Department here This Will prevent these
claims frem being barred by the statute OF hmita-
tons.
large party OF colOrcd emigrants from North caro-
lima reached this city to-day their way TO indha
About fifty OF them furnished with railroad tickets
IN their destination and the remaining 200 were taken
i'm charge by the Coored Women's Christian Assocla
tion and supplied with food. the Natohal
Emicrant Aid Society il endeavoring TO rase Iuhus 10
defrav the expenses OF transportation TO Indiana'
General II. G. Wright, Chief Of Engineers, united
States Army accompanied by Major Fafquhart, OF the
Lighthouse Board tour OF inspection OF hght-
house stations OH the Southern Coast They took pass
ace at Savannah In the Fern. They were at Key West
Yesterday and leave to-day 10 visit each lighthouse
stafop on the west of Florida, ana may continue
their inspection along the Gulf coast TO the mouth OF
the Mississpp The Fern is ON her regular trip when
was taken advantage OF for the inspection tour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
TITO NOTED MURDER THRILLS.

TWO HAyDESs CHARGED WITH SHOCKING CRIMES.
NEw-HAvEN, Conn.,, Dec. 3.-ln the Hayden
trial this morning HnwIey xsmin.d by
Mr. Watrous. Little OF importance was elected The
witness said did have endly feelings toward
Mr. HAYDEN The defence tried 10 get witness 10 write
a line In court as TO compare the handwriting with
that In letter she says she received from Mary she
declined and the Court said IL could not comre her b.
do so The claim Of the defence Is that the witness
wrote the letter In question.
DR. Leonard Bailey. OF Miidletown. testified that he
sas Mr. Hayden II O'Clock the day o thu murder In
Niddetown had three four minutes conversation
with him, no one being " ithiu hearing distance
Boston. Dec. 3.Upon the reassembIIng at Worcester
Yesterday the Court engaged IN the trial OF Francis
T. Hayden, OF Fitchburg. for the murder OF
his sister, Sarah L. Hayden, by poisoning. District
Attorney Staples dwet the motive for the nun der
Wncn Lc said, enable the defendant u get pos
season OF a small OF money. II was also stated
nth regard the method OF aud opportunity Tor tho
alleged crime that evidence OF the most startling ma
ture would be- produced 49,.
John ChoRre apothecary, testified that fhe lst Of
NAV a Young bought eight grains OF morphine
from him and said that he knew bow 10 use u. He
would not identity the person pointed out, but wac
quite SURF he the man.
Laura Wilder. cousin OF the prisoner. aud who lived la
the family testified that Francis gave Sarah medicine
on night OF her death soon after retiring Sarah was
taken very sick.
The ease Is exciting great interest. and the court
room was crowded all day.