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n,,.nl.natnte5 +, tsuit,alate,t slI,, uar Jackson;
rahAn marble statues, Mr.. s1Jpas kuppen'
~. ara 81. 81. soiz; cldns tea st. st. sn,
Mrs. Mhx Edeshamtnrr: bronxc statues, Mt. and
Mrs J. Kohn: ssatuasy, Frank Foxcl; vases,
MISS Jcnn!e knnn; a!teE-dfnner porcelain cof!ce
sl Ieare'Io~. sss. seaests ss.pss ss'''oSe oe
trude Fnrenaan. ebony and Rtlt stau.t.
Mr- and Nlfs. Zoe nornes. ebouy and g'5t stanh,
M; and Mrs: Fsankentbs'. silver p'e.knite. Mr.
ant ns : NJ. E;p Brown. F.tbau,t, hung. painted.
Wn:.tIsr'. "slabsl Masttu," Mf. md atrs. T.
e. Gool'han; pair elegant vates. Miss Minnie
Pr!ee AMI Mr. i..nacd: snakspearo'a complete
oost!s and fowes.stsui, slr. and Mrs. u. stes-
tauss; case silver, air. and Mira. J. Rosenberg;
e.n,..;.E. e,es' saS,s7ns Mr. ID 4 Ley,; bf,.. EoI
si!s ehsfles Weaaei i III and d' pts K. schubers; M
".ac'!l!cr'. Gallery" Mr $: ]. sprin4er, New
York: ma1o.Ica ornaments. Nj. and Mrs. II. ..
I.onyhatn. PHILADELPHIA; ebony md gilt writing
ira md rsinted eauo'es, @. /. Moreonthaa and
Frank Forsman: ivory aud ,s,!ver!earv!ng set,
knves. :E! Mr. 9aa Mr. Mergenthelm; saony s and
candIcstcks. vi. and Mss. Lenenate!n; brass
mirror. MIR. and Mra., J: Frcudrntl,al: ,enuuy
and gll decorated cabinet, from "thc ba!len:
hctgs''; ebony anu gilt workstand. Nj: and
liodeson; bronze ca.tl.stand, Mr.. and srs. J.
sSulepal: slatuary. "Fault" and +" Hasgusrite."
Mr. an, Mrs. Il. Hart, ebony eiIt
, easel, 1 1'h!t .,., sns nsp!y, FIotshsin;
casas o ns Hs' t,5 d H. rs:
l.axarns sI1vtrman; hand.palnted plaque, 4.
Zahn; GASP solid silver spoons, Mr.. and Mfs. E.
Levy; solid silver teaspoons,. Aeram Levy;
carving ees, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kohn: case gold
Mr. Mayer LesI, Cedar Rapids; nut-ptcks aud
srackets, Mr: and M1s. slVmund Florsheln;
carving set, Sir. and Mrs. benjamin Lindauer;
pair painted candtcB ind brass candlesttcks,
!ales aud, snuee spoons, eeI!gman Lindauer,
Henry Adler, and i.evf Mahnhetmer; candle.
sticks as! cutdles, Miss Helen Leopold; berry.
spoon, Mrs: II. G'mb!e; pcarl-1andled silver
from Mr. .!nlc Altman, buffalo: N. vi. brouze
table, Sol Hhlcberger and Jules Kuppenhcitner;
l,ut-pirkt at crackers. Mr. mud Mrs. j. H1eEel;
silver spoors, Sir: and Mrs. E. Levi; solid silver
water.pltcscr md yoblets; etat,iarY, Mr.. Henry
Foreman md Jnlius la,scn..crg; card.recelvcf,
Mr.. aud alra. l.: wampold; crystal ice.crean
.'song uf the Bells" a!s. md Mr4. y. Calm:
s'Anricns Mariner, Mrs; George Levi; silver
pcnhcta'er; silver und gold nut dial, Mr. and
Mrs. Rosenbaek; silver soup turcen, Mr. Hy.
tnan: silver AMI gold caks-lnsktt, Ms. Alfred
Sty1ackcr; silver tea set, slr. aud Mrs. Sny-
butter dsl, air. aI,d Mrs. 1t. s, Loventha!; cut
rlnss decantcrs, silver standard. Mr.. md Mrs.
IL. u. Dcre; silver md porcelain haml-pan,cl
cccry-stnnd, Mr.. unll Mrs. D. Lindnucr; silver
uni Cut-glasa berry dish Mr, ns,tl Mrs, Sr1lloss.
tnaa; vases, Miss Miriam n. Eifcl; swiss carved
wnll.pocket, Mr.. Henry Grcencbsun; toilet
stand, Ar. and Mts. Strauss.
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Mckinney, Matthews, t)rondorfr, Morrison, FIck-
W.; a,nl sflaw. The Commlttcc ID AZ able ans,
aild tl'elr work, II they can Aercu, will probably
prove satisfactory u the fluuse.
COURT PRACTICE.
House E3Ilf 257 was rtatl at nrga third timct
40 act entttlcd "An act IN regard 10 practice in
Conrts q Rcrorl, approved Feb, ~ ls12, rs
amended by an act entitled An act 10 nmIthl
~ act ENTITLED "A act IN regard to rfaseics +,
aaenued 50 as to read AZ folfows:
SEc. y. Authenticated copies Of records Of
sl!all b alet In ths oIee of ths cletk d tho ST.
az M, b., On Of before te seeond nsy u u Tia
suceee1lns term Of said courts; provided, twcaty
1ays aslal have nteryaned bslwesn the last day Of
as{E'eaisa from shaii Lave been entered. and
Sss' I'll no, ' sr.ssy ss :, b. ,s 1s,.as ss a'
a. Aforesaid lien The recosd shsil 10 led ~ sfofe.
sasd on Or before tlle 10th d.y Of said succeeding
srths; ss in. sss e s9sfs E: s ~ Si
naYe oeen Ktantcd BY the Couri to which halt st'.
real ahall haye been sakenupon pood CAUSE shown.
THR MAron's ACT
rassca the House this afternoon, limiting the
the alayor shall havu power to remove any Of
ilgef appotnted by hi,n on any formal charge,
that t6s Interests Of tho eisy demand
such removal, but uo shall report the reasons
PC 'ield not less than Ave days nor more than
leu days after such removal. and II the MuYor
shall fail Ur rclusa 10 HE with tile Clerk state
tneht of rcasons for such removal, Or II the
Council, by u lwo-thiEds vote of all its snetn-
bera authorized By Iaw to be elected, hy yeas
natl nays, to be entered upon the record, dtsan-
prove OF such rcn.,Yal, eucil officer shall theFc-
upon become restored 10 the ott!co frun, which
nc was 50 removed, but he shall Give new bouls
nntl take now oatll Ut Office. No officer sllusl
be Removed second time Eor the satne 0ilense.
INSURANCE..
Mr.. Crooker's bill, relating, to insurance, was
passed today, providing tlAt every insurancu
porate1 by or organized under tho laws OF any
otlmr State. ur any foreign Government, must
comply with the requirements u[ an act entitled
"An net to Incorporate und to govern fire,
marine., and inland-nav'gat!pn Insurance com.
approved March II, 1SS9 before It shall bo lnw-
fCl fos SUCH company, asanciatfont or partner
ahlpto take sisks or trn.sact nny kind Of inAur-
nnce business in this State other thin
that of lafc-tnsuraucc, nnA such companies, as
eociations, Or partnerships, a!l all persons act
In, as agents thereof, shall bo subject to tho
same pcnal'ies prescribed therein for viola
tlon OF auy uf tic provisions Of said net.
House Bill IS wAs passed. without tho cmcr-
EeiIcy clause, providing that nu net entitled
- An act concerning ille appointment null re-
moyal Of city ocess III nl1 cittcs In this State,
eohferrlng additional powers md duties on
Mayors, mud concerning appropriations bills or
Ordinances TINT nlay be passcd tn such ci.ies.''
approved April 10, 1876, br, and thu san,e is
hereby, repealed.
After passing tLis bill the House adjourned
1or tile day having held two sessions.
, 1879-03-26
for collection, found ta waY into The Stale
Treasury. Tho report was ordered printed for
further Consideration.

APPOINTMENTS.
Hpfftft pt1p1teh to 91$ Tftbunf.

Gpsftdt Dt,pateh to 7As Trtbrns.
MADISON, WIS, March :.5.-'rhc following ap.
polntnonts Htre mnls today BY Ills ExceI!oncy,
Gov. smith: Knut KeoRt,. II. D.. Of i,aCsusse,
US Trustee Of tho Baate Hospital fur tho fnsans
at this city, fos thu term ending April I, 1884,
vice tl1e lion. X. g. Davis Of hfIadIoton, term
expired. This appointment was made In defer
cnce to tllc pressure brought 10 f,car on the
Hosernor from the Western portion Of the
Htate, which desires representation On the
Hoard, Dana County being nlreadY repro.
sentcd BY two members. Dr. Kcogh Is
highly recommended. Edward O'Ncilt, Of
Milwaukee, and William Blair, Of Waukcsha,
bsye been rcappnfated managers Ut the InIus.
q 2, Three ycars, cota'nensIng March 1. 1879.
Ep!lrlatn Bowen, Of Dtoadhcad, and G. Miner,
q Janesvil!e, hare received rcappointment a.
isaslGes Of tl,: Institution for Tic Education Of
.hs n'lnd, of Jane.7l!te. fur the tl,res years
lnstttuslon for The Deaf and Dumb 1t Dclavan,
1or the term commencing April |, 1917, the
Governor tIas reappointed Aaron L. Chaplin, of
be!oit' 9n1 8. Reese l.obor, Of Deln.nn.
:. The National! and international Commercial
Convention which assembled in New Orleans
last IeeeMber passed . resolution recommend
ihy lint the G0ytrnora Of the several States It,
The Mississippi 1uvcr hasio should apuolnt Com.
m,tts1oners from each State as inon,bers Of
board of ComntEssiunere to unity und direct pub
" hcnttment relative to The improvement OF the
a1isslssippl md its tributaries. Gov. Smith has
nnpo'nted tic following Commissioners tn repre-
sent the Interests Of Wisconsin On such pro.
posed Board: Edward D. i1olton, Of Milwaukee !,
lol'n Lawler, OF PrnlEo siu Chen; urd Il. D.
Wentworth, Of Portage.
State Superintendent Whllford has appointed
VIII. Wooi1nans!e, Esq., Of Ocoato, ,SupeEintcn<l.
81 e. g., q Schools 81 oeonto County In plnse Of l..
tcH1eDt Of MartDettG County. f0rmeh hv thr
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Brignolf Is making tour Of the cities In Ire
land aud Scotland.
Johann Strauss has been leading an orchestra
of 200 pieces for masked balls ut the Paris flip
potlrome.
Herr August Wilhelmj will make his last ap.
pcarancc In symphony concerts q. Chickerlng
Hal, on the afternoon Of April 10 anl the evc-
ing Of April 19. On these occasions Mr. VII
l,elmi Will play the great concerto written ex-
pressly for him BY Anton Kublnstcin.
William Carleton, the baritone, has made a
hit rs Eseamtl'o III s'Carmen," ID Glasgow, Scot-
land. lie writes, regarding tho Londun per-
formancr Of ''Pinafore," lint "sulllyaa's i'll
s:rume,,tatou Is charmiug, aul thc American
orchestra gives faint idea Of Its excellence and
hlghncss.h
The London Figaro says: "a report las up.
pcartl in several American papers t1lAt itF.
Mnpicspn has agreed to take Mr.. Carl Rosa Into
partnership to play English opera 10 tho United
States. Tile report has no foundation whatever.
Mr.. Mapleson takes a Certain aharu tn the re-
ccipts Of Her Mafcsty's Tlratre IS payment for
rent and scenery, but that ~ all"
English papers arc puzzled about Miss kcl-
luEg's future movements. THE figaro says:
"aIss Clara Louise Kellogg will sail Oh the 18th
Of April for London, to undertake.. II is sn!d, q
European opera tour, under the direction OF Alr.
Maurice Strakosc!l. 1t is difficult 10 quite un.
icestand what this means. aliB5 kol!ogE 10 not
engaged At either OF our opcta-houses, nl1u It Is
clearly unwiso to begin IN 0pcsa tour cithcr In
the English provinces or Oh the Continent in
Nnyn
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public of l}p.ton xhieh ehou,t lcad tn sorne
practical results another sea.op. Th,s An.
nountttacut Ia that "II, NJ 4. pinafo,a II viii
bs brought out at the Boston Theatre either
np1n VI ~ VIII" LIE 'oHo"'he east:
The fAptatn ,.,....."...... MJfon Y. WhitneY
nnn nft hantfa: :.....''''t''.'.''..h G. narnnhet
i,s.at1. is "s*s"s" M,hat, ha
iIebs, E.yv,n
~, ~. 49, - E,..,at,. ~ d.e,,ta rho,.. h,.
"a, hsan t.,. m,.n. snm,".ta" b.i,aa Ga.
M.1S sto,ns, henTetta Bebes fsny hs,'1Rk :.
ncsan,shl. s,,. VII ~, s,,,nhn, ~ ,,n. "a
Voices. md the orehestra, , M n nuaer n Lothsnn,
eou ara hot 90 0e pettefea. le psesen1at9n e. iao ~
trs,,cd mn lam. s..,roI a.. can ",.o h.rifv
i,na an,ns sn..hinn t,nn1a. th. H., an,.,t1ahi1o
I1arnshrc a. II. 11m;re, n"I ILL.,. phitiinns
vii tn.ks the Bu.lerean a ' rssust,on. Tilc uttcr
rcsltteu uhrn ons ser. ,tr dIenif1cd Wi'3.ncv
earotue "a 9mn ,n ~ s1e' oo ne an ,e",rtiin
that /. az a. sass av nnu It ass
-- ~
= soIMEnN TO OF CRUSHED.
,, ~ 'a' eaaor q af 4'e" 5oF* ahh-o1H: l.
There seems to bc aIntstaken notion as to thy
dramatic performance to-nprtow evening, In the
st. Ja,ncs Opera. House, ~, between Thir.
tteth and Th,rty.frst streets. tnat am to act
es. ,, "nA es'es' w.. "s' " ~.
Lo'u D""drta'E ~ IN abstract question: TINT
Is Al error. shollll degrade my intcilces II l
i,oppiIr, though humorous, character. il Is nn
:psult 10 Godis creation. Nv po,nt ls the iet
tai,onis. the "iaw Of rctaliation,n In mr. en-.
dsayor to Initiate E. A. Sotilern as Lord Dun
a. Il would bo Impossible to raise him to nj
own.
IL When Mollerc wrote comedy he read to
ladies ard gentlemen tic society scenes, and tic
Il tbote icsis were proved, he Knew as 10 the
succghs OF hit co,acdy. Judging by that test,
nv 8othefn rcheatsais oi foYti DunIrtarp and
m imitatlout are good, Nous .Yerrops; HWa
.f;a ii snr ii
, 1879-03-26

sn<efai Etssastch to TAs 7rfhuns.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 15.-Tho Committee
appointed to investigate tho Office OF thu Attor-
nuy.Gencfal during tho administrations Of j.
G. Denny md c, A. Buskfrk anu report whether
they or either Of them failed to report any
money to tic asasc hc'ouRltg to It lilcd their
report with tha louSu to.laY. It makes a
terrible showing Of unauthorized appropriation
Of mouey iu The shape Ut illegal fees on the
part nf both Denny and Busktrk. Denuy's
term attended from 1871 to l875 ard Dusgi5k's
FROM 1875 to 1B70. The principal ltutn
against Danny is TINT ho charged
nearly sl000o for collecting War
claim from tho Government, when all
ho did was to cash draft for the amount
turned over to him by Gov. Hendricks. The
money was collected by claim agcats III Wash
inston, who wero patl nearly .0,000 for their
work. Denny also charged commission for
recovering la1lds for tho btate under tue pro.
Visions Of statuts which was not cnactea untii
atlcr the service WAS rendered,
A SORT or uACk-rAr COUGH.
In the natter OF collecti4; fines, tosteiturcs,
aud fees from counties great Irregularities arc
also shown. Dusktrk pscscnts no better Ggurc,
but the amount involved IL not so large
as In Denny's case, because hts on.
JD[kunltlea Hefo hot 80 favorable,
Altogether, number Of the Commlttus statea
tllat nearly, 1t not quito, 100000 was taken.
pusktrk kept no financial books, or at least mona
wcru found, u.'d, AZ ho failed to appear, tho
Cotnmttce are at a loss to determine anything
like the full amount Vt the fees retained. eyea
bad tlieFe been tlnla to make a complete exam.
tpatlon, which was not done. ltwas shown su u
number Of casee, however, tilat snly part Of
the money collected from counties. even after
allowing foE tho enormous percentage clsltuea
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE,


n AloFen1cut IN Favor OF Cheap IntcM.
nifty.
Tho Western Manufacturer Mutual 1nsur-
anre Company, notice OF tho meeting aud
election OF officers OF which was published in
The TRIBUNE tc" days ago. Is rapidly ass,,m-
fug the proportions Of sound aud we'll l-organ-
lied corporation, aud Is being recognized BY the
manufacturers and businessmen OF the West IS
a movo In the right direction. Judging from
they .'mcan. busincss," while the long
bost pfeperty ID tic West ' tGat has been a
presented durlng the so1nparat!gcly brief period
uenco that is rcposed In 1t, anu renders 1t snfe
To predict that 1t will be supported by an array
Of fnsurors not surltassea BY any stock company
represented in our insurance circles. The man
ufacturcrs md bustncas-mon Of the West ara
becoming tired Of paying excessive premium
rates tor fire indemnity, and nro now taking
mtnsurcs to cl,eapen tlle cost OF insurance. 10
accomplish this end there Is only one course to
pursue, and TINT is to OBTAIN insurance On the
plan OF mutuai'ty. 4 glance At the names com,
pr!slnK tie llst Of officers and fncorporatora of
tile Western Manufacturers Mutual will bo
ample assurance to tfe public that the ncw en-
ssss T ss thsy d. ss Il ne oD
an5oubteo piob!ty; N; jesse e spaldlng, at rrcs! s.
tsn aent' ,nc.,,,d who Is larg9ly % Interested IL
tcrcsts; William Il. Turner. V!cc-Prcs.leut, n
member OF the firm 6f Turner j. Ray, Of tl,Ie
city, dcalora IN leather aud leather and[ngs etc.;
Clinton Briggs, Treasurer, proprietor Of tho
was formerly our City Treasurer; William D.
Ferguson, SECRETARY, Of Rockford, ILL.,, gentle
man we'll known In banking and insurance cir
clcs; and Jefferson Farmer, Manager, who has
hAtt nIpr t1~tr n
wrl,lng. anu Is ticrsioro hiehlT qualIiiad to ili
the position he holds. The fourteen Directors
Of the Company arc: Mr.. n. Ludtngtot,, Prcst-
dent Of tile Fifth National Dank; j. l.. rttta,
!ng Company 0! Marseiliss, M; William ii.
van Nortwickt Secretary and Munger OF tho
Batavia (l1I.) Paper Manufacturing Company,
n'Hl YtcS-pEcsident Of thu Appleton ('Ris) Paper
and P1lp Company; AnstIn Cruver, President
Joseph II. brown, pses!dcnt Of tho Josop!.
4. brown Iron and Steel Works located 1t
South Chicago; ]: Il. Worswlck, President Of
the Wotsw!ek slanaiacturtns Company Of
Il. Witbeck Lumber Company; II. s. Carter,
manufacturer and dealer in furniture, and who
WIS the prime mover II. organizing tho Furnl-
turo ManuiactuFcts' ExchRpge Of Chicago;
Kolert lay, oue 81 tho most prominent eoal
mtners md dealers In the country; antl the llFu
gentlemen prsyiously refcrred II Is use e1ccu-
ii7u officers Of tlsc Company. tIlc object to
be acyoUpllshcd.H accord!nE to the prospectus
oi tho Western Manufacturer Nutuu]. lis to
organize a company, not for any ona c]ass nj
risks, uor uny oue cttY or sectjUu nf tho cn,,n.
trY, but for Ill CLASSES Of safe u,NI deslranle
best men having tiu best rsks: to ctf,I,cs tho G
busincsa of the Gompnny On tr,ie conservative
vrincinlcs Of lnsura,,cc. Md Gy carofti sslre-
tiu,l cf risks hy conpetcnt nnI exnertsnr,.,
frcqucnt revision oi Tic sumo M after once takel
ia retluce josaes IN the inueek nosaiflin Mint
, 1879-03-26

Ctao1sHArl, o., March es.-1t had been ar
ranged 10 entertain the Mexican Minister, N,
kaulpcona, u. ltpues It tbs Queen City Club
uousa tonight, but ii. zasnacona Ma unable
tbe GRIND HoteI III x,th a. .ttsek Of vi pneumonls. ]
Ills sudden Illusss ~ not considered dangerous.
, 1879-03-26

ucIlntc Court Judges nj tho First Dislrirt.
Senator Hunt aTguol this anendtnunt was
Unconstitutional, alnl lfat thu constitutional
provision allowing thai county to pay additional
sn,ary was limited to the sasaty Of ito Circuit
Cuntt Judges.
aeuntor I)clany MISC took this view, contend.
I'M thai the present Judges of the Appellate
Col.r. were not Cook County Judges.
The amendment Was lost.
senator, hl,lnu t!sn T.! moved to- strike out
Adjuiant, ,Geuera'. Reelected.
,eiisa sssri. i".es 5'e II 2y; s tAt "s1so'" 'o in
A call Of the rsll was demanded again, as It
lad i,ccn TN every amendment thus fat offered,
Hl!st, ab!s ras 1ost, Senator Bush mo7ud lttat
The roll was called and the amendment was
edopted.
TIE eighth sccttun oi The hlll was taken IN.
This proposcs to Increase States Atturncy's fess
eeasen sa q S Seef saa GSs a. GsTs Is, r61s fs
The punishment ts hy confinement in the
TcntteuttaEy, md Renat0r Archer spoke and the
Senators slept When The aucGch uaa finished
ihrv pasacd Oh to the next scctluu, and tlgu ad-
Ionrned.
The members If thc present Ocneral Assen-
hy do not agree with Ti,otuns Carlyle tint ISL.
leucc Is the ctcrnal duty Of man." On the cun-
trary, they fast running TO wind ansl tongue.
Nh tnea.,,ro comes IN tat doe. int c,ll fo,,,,
~ '.'"su'a >s'es ~ ~. uoes nv ~. ea' 'osta
ssas' n'non"t ~ eAo'-in, 'oo'o sn@n psopcr
understanding ot the ailt'lect uutiGr d'scussion
requires. A spccia, order is sura to bring forth
HURRICANE Of eloouencc, swccutus nown a,l
bctore 1t.
DRAINAGE.
Ttie morning, after the presentation of .ev.
..i fon,rnt,,re rcnor,. ano t, In, r1,,,,,,to. -,
nnm''cr Of un'mportant resolutions, tho
special order Of tho day was taken up, which
wns the consideration, Of fIonsa hills 7g5, Gs2,
o,,l cG all ncrtnpnr In Tho ,ub,cct al ,,,rfaro'
~" wy "'' p'''n W. '-'N ~ '1' 1>e'
o'a.'"s''
hr. Neal, WHO seems not 10 have underestl-
mated tlc magnitude OF the subject, novel tllut
,,,o,o hi, hc rcrcr,cd ~ ), .nsrtol cor,n,,,tos
'.e"o n'r " .,,.-.,' o '''."
u,a,,c tic special order for Friday uoxt,
Of drairage, claiming that tile subject was m
- d. .,.on,. ,-o.o ~, o.,,oJ H. 49, 49,.
~ '.e psop.e "cfo il'.c'estco' na "aa not Bat
.o % 1sfsranec "a ~ ''''' 's' '''''' '' 'A 'N''' ''
"o .el0,1n ~,
Mr. fickl'n SAID Whatever aton was taken in
tls direction should bo right, foE It was mat
ter OF great necessity to tic farmers Of tic
e,ate. No other measure TINT Is passed By this
1to,.o no, of rnora fmnortanco .hn,,
iio"$' MSS " l.o'o pe'taueo taa',
tha. 1t WINS better to pass no bill
at all than to pass bill that
a.. ro,,x. ,,,r,,,, .,n,,.s. ,.,,.,,.,.,,no, liz
uc eout'e snon,s' uss'als nusons''.u,'o''al' nc
foyor Of thfs General Assembly sittinr h,ro
nn,tl aonn1 ,,ll wn. ncrfected. ''' '-''
Mr. Crooker spoke In favor Of tile Reference
Of the bills to d committee. claiming tt,at ,h,a
, 1879-03-26

The lily II A. white ~ snow.
Thu s0su 10 d tho CFllaGan red;
hut nultl!er eau yurpaes In glow
Ihe color Or thu 0stKhtutss she'd
liy Tbs swsst Illus and eseth allied
That kUEupON'r hax purified,
, 1879-03-26
BUSINESS NOTICES,

"Deaser to III thaa sunny s&es " arc Cas-.
wells slippety Elm l.ozenEcs for coughs. Ho!u In
Chicago BY buck j lia, psr.
, 1879-03-26
ADJUSTMENTS,

The persouattun of Spartacus, the leading
character in Hyr.a njctl,teso,,e md tn ercst,ptr
..,,.t, ~ !, ,1,s riaaI.,r-,,t. :. ,.,..,- ss..e7
lfaetof " A"e ".au!atos u justly Feearueo
"a one ol MF. John M'CuilouGh's hnest efforts.
Give this artist role III which he has tle por-
travail Of whatever La manly. chtynlrous, md
,prnt, tn hm,n natnre. ,n5 h, attain. . ,,ar.
ss.'," ~ ..a.,a1. - a.. s''a ~ ','A assao . p.'-
'ectlob opSohu Lie e1asp u any AMERICAN actor
now upon the stage. In that Of Spartae'u.
which nc ptnycd last u,eht for the SECOND
time this week, he has vehicle we'll
s,,,,oa nv H. s,,,,ar -, ~" ~.
qualitles'-his power and his pathos, his
stur1iuess, Ills Robustness, ILLS eloquent anl
wsll.poEutcd reading, ut,d bis orcau.toncd yoIce,
,yh,cl, !. thc ro,ce ~ ,la or,or ~ ,rn;,,tto,,
,h.oa,ont .h,s a,.toxasaa. ~ s 'a"'s'o", ,",a,
throughout most oE those during the present
cnRaea'hcn1, lAcec Vas tlc atFohg Indication
t'at inc uay IS not iar distant wien that I'M
menso force within MIN Will DO completely ut
der his control, a,nI when TINT uay comes he
Will maKe e., s"eeL mnsle over uie cname!ea
,''"si',., tmn 3ut Sn. as '"s W.
scene OCCURRING In The lrst act> ware admrn.
ably assumed mil ccyerly conyeyet, a,,,l
the recognition Of hts wife allt! te suppltcat!on
10 us masters were fep!eta Win haitetlc toust!.
fs,n "cu ihr oM';c~o H. ,bn srano ,Ehe;,. ~.
nnrtn,,ity for oycractinr Ia VERY .rent' NJ
H. .,IIuo, III ian, h1tnsH ,r,1' "Sa. na,,,,ai -
on1 H. ill., n,,arrat seenc ti,a tn,aa c,a.o,
@r,,, ,oasio - t,nIa- ,uos si,i
in.5 ,a m:,, ~ @ ,ssi.,n. ~ na
smrt s n an .ss
as. Wis. y ao san
=. ''oe etis n Wti.,1 1 WI H., a,s 10
.,'fo.a' .'.i. ;A'sn .nst'iH Auo5HT w 1Snly
"el as luz ins'lsu s.Asa, at.a Mr H. A. aacaon
ds ~, aaa IT, 5.su ~ auuss n,nu,5' tsasc
snn W c s's.e ~ ~ ti, enJ ap
.nta, psGpsa.s III. nttssG nou.s u ane p'ece'
~ tne tnatat'ee totaay lug staoiatoT WY
nG Tepentedt nn' ~ Tue evening ,Henry Vl!l.
WI 10 uhe h1n.n !eatutet WIZ 'Gnn McIaliougn
as tnrtHos " sfossI anu alsss ''av!n It as X1eth
1l.tln as nrass IN "a regular FIX WHICH WILL
terminate tne e9en'nea performance
-
The second performance Of Pinatore " BY
, 1879-03-26

A NOTABLE CAST OF F"rINAFOnE.n
Hosios Herald.
An entirely unprecedented event ia announced
for the second or third week iu April at tie
Boston Theatre, aiul the announcement shows
confidence In tic lore VI English upcra BY thu