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Barque Daring, Anderson New York-cde to
Randall & McAliister. Vessel to winslow Co.
Brig J Pettengill, Hall, Matanzas-molsDes to
Geo S Hunt & Co. Vessel to same.
Brig Ysdora Rionda, Chase, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to
Geo S Hunt & Co. Vessel to same
Sch Geo Hatch, Murphy Havana-molasses to
Sch franconia, Leavitt, Philadelphia-coal to Me
Sch Alaska, Hamilton, Reimbursement to C A B
Sch Maiabar, Curtis, New York-coal to Interna-
Sch Chalcedony, Ingalls, Machias-lumber to Le-
grow Bros
Sch City of Ellsworth Grant, Ellsworth-(ar Sth)
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay
Sch f j Munsel Smith, Bangor for Harwich.
Sch Georgianna Wentworth, Bangor for Glou-
cester.
Cleared.
Brig Ada L White, Clark, Cow Bay, CB-J Wins
Sch Nellie Star, Poland, Savannah-Noah Reed.
Sch Mountain Laurel, Remick, Philadelphia-Ber-
Sch Geo Perry, Flynn, New York-M P Emery.
Sch VIM Philpot, (Br) Philpot Port Hawksbury-
Sch Glad Things, OBJ Belyea, St John, NIB,
Sch Ward Parks, Coombs Kennebec, to load for
Sch Lookout Newell, Kennebec, to load for Phila-
delphia-Chase, Leayitt Il Co.
Sch Fair Dealer, Hutchinson, Bangor-L O'Brion.
Sch Elect, Gray, Bangor-L O'Brion
Sch Onward, Lowell, Bangor-Kensell & Tabor,
'' Sch Marett, Weber, Round Pond-Nathl Blake
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
WISCASSET, Jude 5-Ar, sch Coquette, Merry,
Boston.
Sid, schs Buena Vista, Lewis, and Franklin, Green
leaf, Boston; Tasso, Shortwell, do.
June Gar sch j Miller, Shea, Boston,
Sid, sch Cora, Patterson, Portland.
| June 9-Sld, sch Minstrel, Colby, Portland.
| CRANBERRY ISLES, May 30-Sld, sch Index,
| Bunker, Boston, with materials saved from the
| wrecked brig III II McGilvery).
Bunker, NIachias for Boston, (and sid 3D.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
June IL, A. M.
For New England.
rising preceded in eastern portion by falling
barometer; southeast to southwest wind;
warmer, cloudy and partly clear weather, and
numerous local rains.
, 1879-03-20

Jams NrtheoH, tho stimulation Of sorrow md re-
Rret VIVA badly expressed. III tho second act,
alter lapse If thirty years, when he returns to
the scene Of lila youthful 1ovc-tnak!ug pros-
porous man, neither voico nor carriage Indicated
tl,at he hai grown = day older. Miss Julia
Eianchctt was moro fortunate III her nnrtrnft OF
Jane Nortteon Tho personatton waa well sus-
tatncd, no less In The assumption Of wllful
gfrlllood IN the first act than In tic sober
ainl eta!d mtlldc-aRcd woman Of tho second.
Perhaps the fucst part OF her performance was
the revealing or the rose, the rift u her Iovcr,
which she had treasured for Thirty years. The
incident was aet forth with much lceEinr. A
creditablc JYlicnz VA. atven by Mr. ". II. Wallis,
and 1hc same may bc said o. Mts. Lew'e' jenny,
.Nayal ENGAGEMENTS followed. with Mr. n.
II. Wallis "a the admiral. buir mil manly
character III Ills tanda: Mr.. Clement l'airii.
bridge as an excellent Ltnt. Kr,ngs'on !;
asnl Miss julia Hanchctt furnished fns:
.Narv Mortimer. The Ltnn's {sfr. H. u. Bradley
tutFercd, Dsyl1p. To an exceedingly bad brouur,
nt,i tl,u Short oi Mr.. !. Bennett knew hts lines
hut indifferently, we'll. iut.a pEascd IN the
will bo Tic recipient oil benefit.
, 1879-03-20
SPORTING NEWS.
O'Leary'a Reputation Enrjohes
His Victorious Rivals.
Their Division of the Money, and
Ills Utter Exclusion.
Rowoll Carries off @l8,398.31, Ennis,
$1l,038,o8; Hartman, $3,679.68.

TIE DIVISION.
,fnsrfai n1p1frk 10 7At Tribune.
NEm YonK, March f0.-'rhe practica, results
OF the great walking. match wcro made known
to1lny, when. after q conference OF four hours,
the pedestrians md their backers succeeded 10
dividing The spoi's I'll manner Satisfactory to all
Of them excepting O'Leary md his friends.
The latter were snubbcd directly. The prtncl.
pal question OF discussion WAS wlnthcr O'Lcary
should share In the gate-moncy. Accord
ing to all agreement drawn up the Tues
day after tile walk had begun, and signed
by Kelly. Hatch, Walton, and Bustey, each Of
the meu then On tho track we're to have Sa,u00
whether he completed the AGO tniles Or not. At
that time O'Lcasv was supposed to have rs
good chancc as anybody. After OLeary
withdrew, two OF these signatures wero torn
from the agreement, and u was discovered
yesterday that Ennis and 11arrimsn did not
consider themselves bound by II.
Rowcll was Inclined to allow tho claim,
but the others would not. Then they considered
proposition to allow him $1,000, strongly sup
ported by llowel|. but the Others opposed Il go
strcnnously that It was also defeated, and word
was sent to O'Lcary that hu was to have no
share. Ellis friend. seemed 10 fecl the injustice OF
this moro kccnly than l,e, for they say o'Leary's
prestige Us a pedestrian had much to
do with attracting the crowds that throbgcI to
the Garden durin0 the earlier days Of tho walk.
OfLeary took his disappointment very phflo-
sophicaly, saying ho had enough money .o
support him, and did not mind The loss
IS much rs he did the feeling manifested
nt,atnst him by bis late friends a1ll rivals.
The result Of the final division Was that Rowell
received check Tor e18,80S.D1; Ennis, Sill
N3S09; IfurritnRn, $],G7O.60; Mr.. Walton, bis
, 1879-03-20

havo no hope or wish crcr TO return to their
homes, and haye sent for tiicr fatntfos to join
them in thi. city. They now Wish to loavo tho
statc, md cAll upou the President to give them
counsel and assistance. Thu best advised
among tho colored men seem to think tho
paper d campatgn document, and havo litt!e
hone that Hayes can or will ass'st them. In tho
meantime they hare entered into correspond
cnco with transportation agents, and arc trying
70 mako arrangements to mo!c North.
They do not wish to 70 to Kansas, 10
Wisconsin, or any State very far
In That direction, a. they arc afraid tho
colfncss of the climate will afIoct them. They
would Ike to settle In Southern Illinois or Ohio.
II II said thtY Will not complete t!Ieir arrange-
nents fur at least month or 10. and that finally
tny vii! take passage upon some Of the Ms.
stssippt Valley Transportation bargss, which
latter usually aro returned empty to Vt. Louis
every aunlncr. In addition to .hn clattnants to
inhrtYrdpn1, there arc said to be some 30U col
orcd people IN Madisou Parish who are await
Ing an opportunity 10 leaye tho State. Tho
most Of these people arc from Richmond Parish,
aIld have crossed oycr Into Madison Parish IN
order tu reach the river.
, 1879-03-20

,. - Yr,t,.. t.t.
az. anu a1fs. nilliaEls9, ~, tc.tnI;ate t"o-
Weeks oneagesneAt " u'e iA"aac4pu'a Ha'aut
Oh aatu'aaf.
Nyak1nck has not yet decided upon leading
lady Tor mkt season. The latest rumor saJs
uptn,fo-o,, ,,ro,,,. !, =, ronor+cd II, ,vo- a.,
cuun1Iy: rIesns ssaas H., ase .oohe" npoa ~
Snns nasoosS '"aee" W !oc ete"1' .....
uhon uc ".li!raMai o. r,,,lI Inc nanNcf's u
uausn III. nuH S IMit.'.hS ~ run .u c4uITs, u'e
lAece VII" Eo III postoh' laat VIII oe Ill s'A1'
Miss Lima Melville nn'l Marion Elmoso, Of the
Colv!llc Company. l.avu aceedcd, anl joined
party +" for Uncle SalI colylllc.
1,,,. ,,..,t-o .,.,,,, as.a.,u,,,,. .,,u .o
Ann Mas'g; tmuusn v ustGns.uy ae u.aHaeeF
.i. n',n-nn' r." n,s,,as,.s, 20 sa,u "
W W UWa} III Mss ats ~.
~ aaa"e "o &te" @'ees' "''s' A44s A'"'s 'io''
''oo"'
4 new pteco tlns bccn produced Ia London
~ Mot ~" 5 !Is uni tss %Fnrmss a hS
1,au1 Nnrrtt III antI,r n :. ~ Tnsf !, vt;,t y :,
LII iii H., .a.a., au ,,na, =, Wi,. c"' ~
VIII oc se'he'hoesca' 'a''eo " a1'aeka.
Bronson Howard ia IN London. Ills "IIurrl-
caIle,n produced a. tlIe Criterion, undtr the
title Of "Truth," ts success. No arrangement
has at present been undo tor thu production pt
1.-THE Bankers Daughter" E1perts who havo
read thls latter Comedy, says II Ldndon paper,
arc nervous for Its Bucccsl In England.
Ms, N.rot,oL /. IN tovn. uo vii, ,,ror,,.
tns,i H., ,rs"i.,rtt"n ~ :. pirotarn = ,rh1 ~
,",rs a. ~ hnVsr,. ~ M"y "men T.s: ~
orcIaatrn ~ ~. ,r;li n, nt"r bis rretion ,. NV
,te nrtists IN n ~. ~ casaon cx"l1cn. n,,c h IT.
, 1879-03-20
ITEMS.

ITEMS.
Mr. II. D. Lelyard, General Manager Of the
Michigan Ceutru!, Ia In the city to have co,,-
aulsatton with tho officials Of bis ruuti 1t thia
end Of tho line iu regard to tho through busi-
licsa.
The General Freight Agents OF the roads lead.
luz FROM tho Michigan lumber regions to West
asn null Southwestern points arc ut Detroit to
revise thu lumber tariff.
Mr. ". II. Smith, Receiver Of tho lndtanapo-
It's, Bloomington Il WeatGrn Estehsipll. nm
nonneea The appointmcnt Of the following OIL
rers for this Company: Afr. a. u. Wood,
Guncral Freight n,tl Ticket Agent; Mr., A. Afc-
DUnaltt+ Auditor. The headquarters OF the
Company will bo ut urbana, i'll.
Tic Legislature of Illinois Is not Tic only ono
which l,as pecn considering thu question of reg
ulating slccp!nE-caE charges. 4 bill ls pen1!n,
81 night for siug!e berths. A stinisar BIZ! ia
bufote tlu Virginia Legislature, and Thu Attor'
ney- -dsneral nus given formal oplrlou ulat It
u witil!u thu powsr ol tbs Sta.o to regulate
slesplng-car companies by statute.
Tie first annual meeting OF the Illnosa
Central Railroad ltelief Association WIS held at
the otllce of the Company. caruer Of Lake
streot ual Michigan avenue, Yesterday. This re.
port Of the Trustees shoWs tho total nu1nbor Ut
members TO be LUZ. and that but ons death haa
occurred during tho past. Year. sir. J. ". Soy
mour, Of Ccntralia, was elected President: Mr.
Mesars. Qeorge Morrla, q Alnboy. +. A. Mus.
phy, VI Fraei,ort, J, II. WhItmore, OF Dubuque,
II. c. Do ruy. Of Fort Dodge. T. II. DennEs anti
Henry DeWolf, Of ChIeago, Trustees.
It u ru,,oreu that Mr.. William r. Taylor,
Superintendent ot tho buffalo Division Of fha
Lake Shore l. Michigan son.l,ern, will be trana-
ferrci to the Caup4a Southern al,ut tho 1at Of
April, and t!1at str. George Skinner, Super.
intendent Of tho Cauada Division of the Canada
Southern, will retire. It Is stated on good
authority that Mr. Vanderbilt has sunt word TO
tulk, ui,d til!s ID all ti,at anybody kuows shout
1t except tho powers that bG. II IL thought that
thu Buffalo uni Es2u Divisions Of thu Lako
Bho1e will ba consoli,iateu md psaced under tho
management OF one Superintendent There ara
!u the management OF tie Michigan Central
nlll aeon take fllaEe,
, 1879-03-20

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March NV. II. aims
:" "Dot Bates rms convicted at cookavile, O.,
OF completely In tie murder Of Russell and
Claude Allison In Putnam County four years
aQo, lie Was sentenced to Imprisonment for
ten years. Motion for ueW trtal was entered
but will lIkeiy be oYerruletl. It will be rcnlcul-
hcrcd that George mud Joseph urassctt wore
hanged last year for completely in the crime.
, 1879-03-20

TIE GENERAL TICKET AND PAS
sESGEN AGENTS.
The New York 7r;tuns has the following ID
regard to the reorganization Of tie General
Ticket and Passenger Agent Association OF the
United s.a.cs:
Il has been the ground Of complaint for years
that roads having little or no interest In through
travel hare had equal representation IN the old AZ
aocfas!on with 1aIas trunk lines and that mcn who
were not General lass OF General Ticket agents
Of certain roads. The old constitution was inter-
rcsen.atives. Since the last aent.a annual meeting
suited 10 the trse interpretation Of the cons,-
tst m es Hs rs ~ svsn
lie opsu!ug u tho ss:son, Which tss besan On
Of samuel iowe 10 the seereiaryshtp. t which b. hsd
held fnr nearly ftean years. II was said by Shat.
TUG, who way loader Of the opposition, and by
roaA: that lie was merely Weatern Agent Of the
llasttmore 4 Ohio RAILROAD. aud waa sent AZ tho
s ose q ws M s9es: ~. sm bold
Mr.. pawell's reelection by Email majority
defcnssd the attempt ,u draw lines Of membsfah,p
lines wore not dIshear;ehed-hey rarried oul ths}r
plan to-day. d!ssolvinv the old Organization, and
calling 2 meeting t9 form new one.
Mr. Sllattuc took the chair. liz then said that
eral Ticket AEonta ONLY and requested aii others
who might be In tho room to withdraw. Several
geni1uMtn took their hats and left the room,
among them MIR. Powell. tho old Secretary, who
1d not Ieloug to tho required class. A deor.keep-
ct WAS thun appointed, aud nO one waa SLOWED 10
enter who was not kn0wn TO DO General Passenger
OF Ticket Agent. A. ]. Smith was then appointed
Secretary. anu tho Asd0clatlon became permanent
ly organized BY the election uf ths following orl-
ceTs: President, 8. e., Eoylstou. Savannah l.
Charleston Railroads: ytcc-psesdcnt, ", u.
shattuc, Of the Atlantic 4 Grent Western: Sccre.
tsry, A. j. Smith. Of the Cleveland, Columbus,
or business, after the enrolment Ut new
msmbcss. Is maklng ratcs. The work
w!ll not he concluded for scYcral days. and there
those who hclIcve the entlse week. will be con-
sumed BY It. There IA to be- an entire seytsion Ut
the rasc'eheet. and rates arc TO be made OF un en-
tfcy new basis. On tho present satc.ahcets there
hre Unly unlimited ratcs. OH the new kleets lhers
Will be first. .class limited. 1rst-claes unlimited,
second -claks limited, aud third-class. or emi.rnnt
rites.
The feeling last night among membcrs Of tho AS
poctas!Un waA 0ne Of unmtxed qualification Mt tho
result of tho days work. They believe rates WIFI
he adjusted ulurs equitab1y and will be adhered to
with greater fidelity. The Association will be con-
Ftitutcd Ut men at tho head OF the passenger bHtt
ness OF their aeycra! lines, md WIN thoroughly
understand tho passenger ttutlc II will belong 10
the General Passenger md Ticket Agents. not to tho
ra!lroad c0mpnn!es, and tho privacy Of thclr scs-
siona will exclude lobby [ntlnences.
, 1879-03-20

QIlbert's delicious and tlnc1y-spun dramatic
poem, "Swcethearts," opened the lnattuee yes.
tesday. Like much Of this authors work, thu
texture il 30 ana that the utmost dellcacy Of
treatment Il necessary to conTey the spirit and
the meaning OF tlla.stosy properly. Tho people
engaged tu Its production yesterday. although
possessing ability, scarcely equal to ths task.
Ar. J. J. aulI!Tau, u 4tsry 6preHtbrev, In tho
frst act failed to catch tho spirit Of uhe young
loysr, and, In that pretty parting scene With
, 1879-03-20
"JULIQS QESAR.n

9 "as "ltu,n VII, ..o nsat t"sno aootns
"o'neu "on"cl an' 1e'olatlon !" u'c nsahase-
1nent Of his htagc Play.gocrs among the audi
ence last night who rce0l1Get The slp-ahod shape
In which tho drama gas fishcd I'm tt,err. onf1 sec
~, -, 49,, .,,,rs.,.a l.. $500 T.. oso
~ ~ ,'.., ~ ~ u'ess"b' "ia
IN nttehtlon 10 ittle "DETAILS now, must have e1-
poricuccu sense OF agreeable astontshment,
Yet there Is much to bc douo boforo the fu!l
raoutromou+a of shoL,,n..o,, .,a,, ..,
ass.,,., ,S... "..,, ..'"a p.ay NV
eo'''P''e" "Att' "4ia u'st al"t Inueu Is
dot.o wo fear the general public Will look With
npnthy upou tho presentation Of tho higher
range of dramatic work. 1l,c ntlen1ance 1ast
ui,,f,t ,ros .,Trht a,thoruh :. .a,... W...,,, ..,
t,n.s "ns rssht, m."o"ss pos.'I o,"'"' u'
q more 1a1th1ht picture OF tdss"s, II 10 satc TO
We will not dwell upou the lofty lessons. the
n,h,a tnf,unncc t,,a crn,,tato ;,tr,to, ia no.,
do.t,,, h.o.,.s -, ~ ~ t.""a sas ,ao mu
ael,ul ne"u'lcs o. 'ao tfaseaY '1sel!' pat sltnpy
aergcdly that John Mccullough in his assump-
lion uf Drutus presents thc herofc Roman with
m orIo,na,ttv ~ concor,,oo aul xth .na vn.a
-" us".5 ~ sonsop.oa ,. an4 WIN "aet' n'as-
the very best actor. Of our time. III picco
OF stagc art as nearly perfect as possible, Ills
tc,nn,Tamcnt mi h. ta,cn.s t,na h s,'a ,,n.s @
snnnt nncous ,rnrs,,on ,,~, with ~ as ,n
sponnansous W e1p5esson anu unite 10 10 omoo!s'ne
the Gcutlencss, tl'c grnc!ousness, and tho sweet
ness ot TIC character. Aorctains hnd tonchsnglv
expresses TINT tubtlo updcrcurrcnt Of sorrow
pending doom. Thu capt!ous critic might say
decidedly tho ravaeos 81 dreadful neniai
struggle, or t,iat the ghost scene could have
es oa y Ssf a By IN q oqs 5
theso arc small faults. One Ut tho most dell
catoly'hnndIea sccrrs was that In which thu
, 1879-03-20


Miss Minnie fIauk, tic prlna donna, said res.
tcrdAy thut she had received communication
from Mr. Maplcaon asking her to Slug for few
nights here after the expiration Of her contract
On the 25th; Otherwise her last appearance
would be In Faust" on Friday.
"Mr. Maurice etrAkosch tells me-" she added,
tint hfr, 3fapcsoa expects the to sins In Lon.
don on tho 10Th Of April. Nuw, eycu II my
contract should be renewed und a. 10 that a,n
not prepared to say, It would no. take effect by
that date. / hare not replied 10 Ills note.
Yet l soc br this mornings SIM tllat he
definitely states tllat my last performance will
be On Friday. What bullying way he has. l
'shal have to sall for Enr''ml.' lie could pre-
vent tny nppcarinEtu Europc.' Ife,tnust let mo
Represented. No ona ever hears Of any Of the
othcr artis,cs' troubles with the MANAGEMENT.
For instance, there WIS tllc ntIalr It. which Sig
nor Campantni was concerned ~ Philadelphia.
lie was announced to sinE 1n 'cnrmcn,' but hc
Ind already appeared twice That week uttl was
to sIf,g at the matinee tic next day, and fle rc.
fused to do Don Jose unless lIe was paid e1tra.
Atr. Mnplesoh would not nrsce to this. anu ths
consequence was that Signor Tccchi took the
theatre aud locked on. Now II lIa1 Ind sucl, a
disagreement It mould have been nolsel abroad.
But then made the mistake q refusing to sing
At SUNDAY concert, aud Mr. Mnplcson said at
Nav WI what ohiect to Is tft,t nm rcnyyescnted
~ n,,orreisomn mi ohst!natn. when mn nnt
'Iohrnrrin., Il o .Nisla.; and :N.irnnu, are I'M
nortat,t fenturca OF nv repertoire, vet / have
Eyta un,Ier finus NIc'ter. Warncr's rirbt.hani
mar,, s MID md raya Il many times in GERMANY Vas as
VIII we'll ~ s in rcs,h ,rhere s",,y H.. wnrds r.
u T,a,nn, ~. y H. n,i,rrs .imrlr ii,,nraren. s,nm ~
sMta i +. s ucr " Fligends Holantler without It." .
roi,nnrsol IN tlr nrcsrnrc n Warnnr' Hs for
ahsa ~ Il -! onn 1 az tIe roJc. IN whfc,, have
% plgased d The most. / was reminded BY Mr.
,as IT,, irsri Az s IN ,hia nern IN Eienna
wI,Srn It was given with at, etiraor.inary cast'
n;g.ou I,nve invorinlly chosen fnr mt ;chut
~ os .rs. te ctcr IL Il IN Hs rim in thGn rinr
Tmrc, nr E;hnnEthe latter churmlny sinrrr.
wht, was hcIt to eclipsn die Klein. TnuIinf. Il,
lie rn!c. / bnvn sung Iuiguou oyar lI,,,lrtsi
lima, i'm Nnw nm nliowcd 70 sint nnne NTH of tJ,rs"
rnrs hprc n,,il IL is tsciicir hafj. for thty aro
M hcst. Enrmeu /. yery Mica rrcaton. int
oinir out,ht mt tn in sonf.ue4l H., II" am
n,1yzsi M s IN Enow w,at> Nr. snnrsot, ,ynnts tn
rencg t,,c rnytract viii, ms for-pnly f1r In.
tn-"f ~ avs
4 wrotc him letter Inst wcck concerning
, 1879-03-20
TOOTlsADS,

Ebec3al HIIpafch 10 7as 1Fa6HHe.
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, March l0.-Intormetiou
reached herc tonight from pcru, ILL.,, that alr.
Augustus Floshfnan, u prominent German cit
txen of Bloomington, was Knocked down by
three footpads last night 10 tho former city
while returning to Ills hotel. Fleahman was
robbed Of bis jewelry and u sum Of money. Ills
injuries arc said 10 bo yery scrlous.
, 1879-03-20

yhen last heard from was at pctoskey,
tain II tho woman still lived and was
there, md tlIs mornings telegram IL
!hc result. 30 tho mystery Ii no nearer n so1,1-
ton. The bodv wns buried on Monday, md 30
!lccomposol that Identification is now Utmost
hopeless. The authorities arc much pcrplcxcd.
md incline to tho opinion TINT tho body waa
shipped here from some other city, and thrown
into the water,
, 1879-03-20
DAMAGES AWARDED,

Db3t4W DzpU4eN ~ IN 3IT9RN&
DAVENPORT, March l9.-N. r. Laverenz, 3D.
minstrator Of the eatato ot James Fisher, killed
ou the railroad few mouths ago, waa to-day
awarded 5000 damages aga!uat tho Chicago,
Rock Island q Pacific Company BY the Circuit
Court of ac0tt County. The defendants died .
motion for ueM tttal.
, 1879-03-20
pEDESTnI4ANIssI.

Hp1t16I IN1bI{CN 70 7RE 1F16HHE.
new YoAK, March 10.-The Herald takes the
ground that, rs tie s!1-la5s' watktDg.match Is
wearing md breaking on the holder OF the
championship, no mai ought to take the belt
unless he s,lrpaases the rec.,rd made by The Inst
preceding winner. Tue writer cites the instance
that Ilowell has taken the belt, but BY no
means caualcd thu record made by o'Leary iu
London when he non the championship.
, 1879-03-20

M1Tnon Nns '.....'''..' '....'.''.'..;; NJ. Gsry
FGntflco. Mie4 Ghufu
sfuy!felWo'sst...'s's t',...'......Mf. McsibefG
Lointo' ''''"+ ''.'' :hs: Comfy
L"cIlcs. 80 '....... ........MF. H0ktChaIk
"Mfgnon Was given last evening to Il very
lar0c huctcncc, and with cast that Was nota-
blo 'u two partcularb,-rst that It Rage Us Sfles
Cary for the first time In this city In tho t,sle
role; und, second. that II restored Mtss Kellogg
to the rolo Of Fbfra, IN which sho llas no supc-
tior. We evou question whether she l,as M
equal In thls character on The lyric stage. Tho
eblcf interest conferred OF course, in Miss Carv's
representation Of Atgnon. With all duo credit
TO this excellent artiss whose vocal and dramatic
abilities aro 10 pronounced. her pcrsonation
cannot DO called SUCCESS. Not tiiat
bho docs not ling welf,-thts she
almost nlways docs; not TINT she docs not act
well,-she has shown us In "Troyatore.n
"Aida," and particularly " Favorita, ~ how great
dramatic artist she can be In roles adapted 10
hcr large and noble style. The illusion Of tho
child 4nignon Is gone. lis not .Mgnom's voice
that We hear IN hor positive, broad, deep, and
sttTongly characteristic voice. 1t tes not The
carncstness and pathos underlying thu hunor OF
dlignon that Miss Cary gives us, but the comedy
nfil seriousness Of the artist herself. The cutti-
Fly Is toy apparent and real, n1.d does not reach
90 charactcrIstic nj f0uon. ami whic hor,ct4
60 closely upon thu limits Of a stnite
halter. Int Mia ,nrv cnnnnt hc snr;or. u.,,hr"t
beino i]jrn,iirI ard II a rrrtnn cyt.nt ,nnfns,tc
md TinnoW wns ne,thcr thr nnc mr. In rih"r'
To sutn 1t gil up, lNighou was n child with
nrss on IN a rharactcr f,h si,cs a,s2s,n.tos
rent,jrcs tlej,eacv. n.neas. nnI iirit nsss WITH
ra,.nnt bc ncc{e nf m ottiat svh6so nn,,d ~
torinl and rD1lfckfnr,At14 whose tragedy Ia of thu
credit bar viii mn earnest md i,cncat ,frnrt ~
eiyn tl,e nars in consrsntjnms ,nnnn.r nnd ~ ~
T;ro that aynrnsstnn nn snnt,,,"nt .,i,I. III ~ ~
long to It, though her music was transpo.ei, n. 3D.
md strongly sclf-asscrfhr. Thc romnnHa .tNnn
Conos RI Il hc1 suof' ami ti,n f;w,,sr sor, seTm
in th,. hnninfr. i,cr " mnst nro,n,"omt su,t
numbers, woro TX bsautttu;ly riyen,m,i!c nc
nrc viii, ,nrc1, fcaiiw "',ts ,+b,s ~, H.,
, 1879-03-20
CHICAGO TR1BUNE THURSDAY.

bo!ler-cxptoston March g. was concluded this
morning. The verdict Of the Jury was, that tho
bosfrr.makcrs {hfisclel 81 Cofloy) were guilty OF
criminal neglect In falling to put 1t, sufficient
number OF stay.boits at tile weak point.
, 1879-03-20
-sn.Dn0uGI1r 10 TEXAS.

:s~-:sH. BROUGHT TO TENAs.
Lyrrtu Rock, Ark, March l0.--ln thu City
jail to+lay, Que hall, prisoner, suatched ro-
yolyer from Ayers. guard, and danced out 10
tho yard. threatening al! near. Officer Mo
Whirter, however, got the drop on htm With 4
guu, aud, Walksn, slowly up, took the revolver
from him. Hall Is nov heavily iEoued.
, 1879-03-20

paAnwoop, D. T., March 10.-rhe jury in
the case ot The Territory ys. Clark, Travis. ul,l
Smith, charged With tue murder Ut Alex Frank.
onburg, at Lead City last Jauuary, returned q
vstdict this morning Of acqu'staf. Alter hear.
Ing the verdict Juoge Moody severely criticised
the action OF tho Jury and iuttmaseu very strong
ly that sfIey were controlled BY corrupt 1ntiu.
encC9,
, 1879-03-20
sOUTuW EsTERN RATE ASsOCIA-
Fri1S.


Special D!spdtch 10 TAe Tti9unA
Sr. Louis, No., March 10.-The Southwest
cru Rate Association, which met here this MORN
lllg, was In session all day, hut the meeting was
hold With closed doors, and nothing will bo
given out by tic members, who statv that thu
business was 0t u routine character. The mect-
Ing adjourned until this morning. This Is thu
regular Inouthly ncot!u,.
, 1879-03-20
InENTiTfEp.

LINN, Mass, March 19.-Tho body OF the
young girl found In trunk recently has been
identified 10 That Of Jennie r. Clark, who last
t!Yed ns lomcetic NJ the boston Ilighlands.