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, 1879-02-01

"Why that partisntnr suu,,"
l5ctaHsc sfr. u. II. tIarrriy offered 10 pay
me k?fai week fnr forty w.rk'. prp,iIcti that
Mr. Wallaek pr"!necd th,: ntrrr. II the hrst
contract 'ras not performed eouhl not make
Enod The second. But am contcnt to eue Hr.
Wa]sck for the amount Of thr sernnd alone.
and ,n'nu !: not III" only lawsuit Suspended
:ycr l4ls head. for nntrrst mi thai. Nj: Steel
Mnckaye has brought pn h"tfnn fpr his failure
to represent Mackaye's new play "ThrouRh the
Dark"
WaIa*k's tfea.er last evening. 81. Bart1cy
cn1np.eIi was asraIrncd btiors = dtunhcad
rnntt martial, rnmpo-cd Of Judge pLttenboeftr
- l'ressdens, and Alests.. Mos: and Floyd a. as-
thr doors, giving military tone 10 fhe tcene.
Sir. Lester WalIark tripptd gally through ittc
room ''' his war to The drnssinx-roosn. ''Batt-
irs CamDbrIlt' raid b.. "Good cractoust Ask
HI,Is 1'y 81 a, ni,s ,n,1 T." whercpG IT. gHYd * e.
e7u'taniy in tho right. "W',at sensible nau-
ager," he t1eInan,tctl. '.uould ever produce
such an unsuitable piays This drama Of Catnp-
trll'A teentcd to Us 10 cons.sn the rerms OF
aotA nork. But It iersicd Thousand a',esa-
tfons, ll,d many of these alterations Mr. camp.
bcl1 cithrr DECLINED Or was uhat,1s 10 make"
:,ue2f Dttentlocfcr slated the law very clearly.
'Il"re lad been no breach Of contract, Tor tile
the vrtton contract had becn modified by Mr.
Camphe!i's action when he took back the man.
uscrIp. aE'l a.rcet1 to revise it. His ayr osmcn
TO 10 70 matln Its production conditions! on ita
revision. Mnreoyert there had been no
damage suetai.sesl, for the piece might
have tern shesvcd sitter The first night. Ny
itOia elm bell the natter with dramatic toneh,
htnping nren tic door at slte back Of the Au-
pointing to fl,- packed hottee. "anI On that, -
pointing tD sh- oote Of alr. Camabeil's triuniA-
lions. ''Nho would take such ptccs ~ this
III the boards IN faror Of new anil untried
p1sytt
Aud Mr. James atcelo Markaye spoks from
the dcpths Of Errat ulster In the gloom Of
Btoa.lwar. ~ have t,ad no trouble At atl with
Mr. Walfsck, ;" said te. II rcsciuded my con-
tract tcsll1be fn.!ad that my play would not
II to be produced 1t The Filth Avenue Thratte.
, 1879-02-01

aprtsai Dfspe.cA to 7Ae 7ttkunA
GALErA, ILL.,, ian. Bi.-eamucl stcrrc:t, of
Carbon County, rsnnsSlsan!a, was arrested In
this county yesterday afternoon by detective,
asl!sttd by Marshal Bheean, Of this city, on
requs'tion from Gov. Cnllon,, charging him
With cnabczztcment and larceny, committed in
tho State of Pcnnsyl*anIa. Hscrrttt was
brought to this city, un1 left for the Esst On
tho 10 o'clock train last evening under the
charge Of the detective sent out to dpptehend
lim. From That officer your correspondent
learned thai Htcrfett mysterfously disappeared
from Carbon County, Pcnnsylsanta, about six
weeks ngo. taking with him thu greater
part Of s8,0W obtained bY him
from the taxpayers Of 4 burouEh in that county
for which he had been chosen Collector. lie ID
also charged With having swtndleti citizen Of
Mauch Chunk cut Of &io0, and, sorsc still. IL
suspected OF being connected with The Motlle
Magu'res Of Pennsylvania sferrett came 10
GaIcna about t'rc weeks ago, arriving on sun-
dar. On tho following day he laft the city for
lianoTof, and has since bccn ll7ing nttl, u
cousin, Mr.. Eplsram story, residing
near TINT village. When asrcatcd nc
was engaged In cutting ice In the Mia
stss'pp', and made = desperate attempt
to escape. During tue struggle atesretttric.i to
drag Marshal sieean, who KraDpled with him, to
= hols In iic flrel for the purpose of throwing
him !n. !ie Was finally orcrpowercd, and haul.
he continued to rcs1st. On bis pcrson wns
found the sim Of $51 nnd two lupl!catc Col
lector's books, which he had brought with him
from PennsTlYapIA,
, 1879-02-01

Mr. Hartley Campbsll nntnands $4,000
frnni Mr.. Lester HveiIAck for Violation

Mr. Hartley cnmpi,~.l penaua. $4,000
fron, A4r. lester yysiI.ck for Violation
ol Contruct.
u,,. s' wo',a,e ro'x ta'a' "a ,.,.m, J," ~ A.,
M1' Aes'c1 "a"ae" 10 h'4"to ~ t"c ntne.'-
ean sage out pafposs % 60 ap asa,",t ~ mn nm
full In hi, to.chead,n
Tin. dcn,nt{y snoka Afr. r,,rt,rv cannhrIl
aa a..,sn.., Jyt.,y,t s.,>,rta. H.. rs.n,.
iast evening 10 nf'@' .epo'se'. a,r, lamp.
bell Is writer OF pays. IL Tue "p'e's lntot
his dramatic works will be found composition,
IN manuscript, entitled "Fa,rfsr.n 1t deals
,v,th lin trovcd, of i.av In FL,r,,,. Who h..
""" wv u4.a! '. ,s". :. .s' 49, W
band, md Is pursued by semorse and s''o
drunken husband through flyo octs uf emotional
h,r,n,.
M r,,. .,-,, -, ,,> n sa,,.,, I'm. ..o. ,,.,
discussed as,u much sought after by memocrs
Of The dran,nt!c profession, but Mr. Campbell
I,rl AcaIrpct IL fnr Nj. fcstrr Ws,,ncs. and from
,4s. "Iu .. s,,'.rt Sn..",,,sr ,,., ~ .,..s...I
t!'at Eeh1'eu'a" ~ 'o'en.os' 'aot ae eA'sactea
cnntruce ls1at y should os produced ~ the
ses1nd PLAY uf Mt, Nallack's engagement At
Waillark's Theatre, IN The Ctty OF New York.
r "Ae1 c.muSs s t'.s, @ sttlct,. .sstes; ssss .ss
cnlo'ncl uiMI! Mr: Floyd. NJ. Julian
aaxull., anil olhcr witnesses ~ the uiYstc-
runs document. Mr. Catnpbctl temporarily re-
tired tFuln thu world. lie avoided tue thresli-
playue.sirckcn. Ht met MF. Fioyd III the
street aud casually hoped thnt tlc carpenters
wrrc busy upnIi his p!aJ: 10 h!k susprisa lie
learned Tint the sound 0f tls earirntetd hat1l-
Mers had not Yet reached ~. Fio,d's ears.
Alarmed, h0 WFott to MT. Nallaek atitl wks Nv
Inn cordially Invited 10 df4cuss the matter al
tie theatre.
'' tunuu," continued Mr.. Campbell, THAT
Mr.. Wa!Iack had raised two objections tn tls
plly. Une MES that Mr.. toghlan's .part was
| unworthy Vt Mr.. cugh'an's talcnts. Ilit alhcr
was that Mr. Nsllack had ! vioiens ahtIpathy
to the lM0 children xisnu had Introduced into
t1e iltst two aet.. did not sarink fron my
duty. let no false artlstlc vanity stanl In 1ny
War. ! kACrltirt:l une Ut if.u children 10 pru-
pit!ats Mr.. NalIsvk. but tln. managerial
.lrau.m wa& mt sppesaed. liu deu.anlcd the
slaughter Vt both. Ils profsssc1 to hare u
hor1ur of tic slaks tnlnut. But cluug TO-
naelously to The doomed ehi!d. | LAD t"lnSd
iItlie rraFrs!' fau tie speech, tRraycs tllat
hold the Jewels Of 10 tnaur Lesolsts LoInrst
You need uo monuments to rc1li,.l " u yunr
lIushel iuaahtants, for iLcir paI,ea ate written
uDuu our heAEtf With the fpsct Ut love- MT.
, 1879-02-01
CRIMINAL LtRFl SHIT.

st. Louis, Jan. 3l.-A. II. Wakefield, = sone-
what notorlous Individual here, was arrested
this morning at the fnstnncc Of William Hyde,
managing editor OF the VI. Louis AtpaH'itaa,
on charge Of criminal libel, mud waa released
on bali. There nra large number vi stltday1ts
in The cnse which placo Wakefield In on Awk-
ward position.
The specific charge sCntnst Wakefield Il that
ho asser'ct On numerous orcaslons aud 10 vari-
ois person that "TllcTe Is q kcln anil gambling
ring fu this city. compoaoi OF Chicf-of-PoItcs
AtcDenough, Robert L. Pate, md Wiilinsl
Hyde" Hls trial Ia set for Feb. II, and 1t IL
said revelations Of verY acandalons nature Ia
connection with gambling, lntteries, tue Poliea
board, and State officials will 10 male.
, 1879-02-01

Gt000 feet abova the lsve1 ef the sea and almost
cut of1 from the world. The fnhahftaut4 fttcti
their daily supply Of provisions from Martins
pr1,ck. on The other side Of The Ind, and for the
greater part Of Tie distance, ecven honrs Ia all
they ba1s to carry everything % thar backs NJ
the Ateep mountaln paths. TLsy get their lat
which Involves walk far tha po4tman Of ten
hourt, four there md x!x back. Fifty years ago
tho members Of The Commune met soRsthcr
and. bning Of opinion that German was On the
whole more desirable languaee for The srd.os-
they resolved thcncciorth 10 speak German only,
ant! 10 teach II to theIF cflttdrea 30 thoroughly
has this purpose been carried out that, with the
exception Of q few old people, the Rou1anlsch
II forgotten by The inhabitants Of the valley.
, 1879-02-01


MIss Ada Cavendtsh will arrive here sonof-
row, ard will appear Oh Monday evening At Mt
yickcr's Theatre in "Janc Shore" This Will
lie tho first representation Of The ptsv Ia CHI
LIEU. Miss Cavcndish has received quite al
ovation III San Francisco.
A mus,cnl md literary entertainment wns
Gtvah Tuesday evening at Bethany ChautI, so
ncsscr,, ave,Iue, Tor !l,- bc,etlt oi the Sunday
Schou! Mission, under tho direction of Mrs.
j. ". Goodspeed. The feature of the
evening was Mrs. Lydia ifa.tlnce, who gare
Muntrose," "uncio Reueen's Daptisn,' and
ol.rr aesre,ionA, IN The rendering Of which she
tllsuln.cd remarkable ability. Tho entertain
Tucnt was kuccesE, both t1uanctxtiy and other
WiHe.
Mr.. r. F. Mnckas, who Is at the iIcad Of the
Ctitertnn" Company, WA NJ one time
member Of McFIckcr's company, nnd WIS re-
arecll ~ ono Of the most scro.np ptEthed uctors
ot l.s day. That Was bcfoYc the fire. It Is true,
hut they fay he has Cune on Improving. which
will bt ploasaift vWs TO lnuur O( hts Diu friends
h-rc. The "tr1tertunh opens at fluufcy's vi
Monlay.
With the exception Of the leading nan, the
comedian, md thc premier danseusc tl}c lt'sa).
engaged In thc NiralfY combination, the prcscut
Representatives of iar "Thn Around tic
World mt lIavrsiy's Thcatre arc not quite mp
to popular expectations. De ls''sus danelnE'
huwrvcr, Is BmIcrt, atId this part Of the cxhb
tian Is worth lIlurn llixu Ill the rest.
MIss Lem Tottcnborn Is the coming STAR al
Monday evening Us "T!sa, thu atilk-Vcader d
GcrNaltuwn,n in which ahe has met With great
tucccss.
A musical and literary entertainment wlIl bt
gtyGn OIL Monday crrnttE ut Isl Wgst Mu1lsoE
strtet, under the auspres Of the Chicago Hlct
Quurtettc. AmDng the readers arc eruf Nc
tar|At,d, Mlllie &. Pohlcfoy, ifiAs /. 4. Ewing
, 1879-02-01
UNCOMFORTABLE.

TIfs A1,ortxtne Gives tl,e white Man = Los
son In Trus nrvotton to liberty.
FoKT ROBINSON, Ncb, Jan. 31.--At noon To-
day 1t WAS discovered by the sentinel guarding
ttc building Wherein Wild Hog," tic Cher
ennc Chief, IL confined, heavily !roued, that the
desperate Indian was 1y!ug OIL tile ground ia bis
prIson-room covered with blood, having stabbed
himself In four places In the region Of tic heart
with the Intention Of putting m end 10 h!a life
rather than Ia taken South. The Post Surgeon
pronounccs the wounds very dangerous, II not
fatal.
Th!rtr-three Fqnaws and twenty-five cht1drsn
lett here this morning for PIne Kdge Agency,
nn' Will he turned orcE to the Sioux 1t THU
agency as their natural protectors.
, 1879-02-01
Y0CKE'S LETTER,

f,!unK In Few Gap. In Matters of Detail.
n"as fu'norcd iate lsRt night That Mr. Vocks
ha' "rlt.en letter To tho Com mission In " htch
u "male clean breast Of it,n taking back
s'a1 ho had teat!1ed to on thu staud.
.Hu R'FsnS The whole truth. To n4cer-
- ~" Saether there Has any foundation for
us ~ aof' reporter called % Mr. Voeke very
.a!,f 'a'a 'norH!ng 1t his houao, sud found hIn
v'1 apparently III very feeble health. Ar.
A'e said It WAS true he had writ
ue letter to tlu Cummlasion, but
'oe letter did not contain
4"y material facts-uothinG that would be IT,.
son'a1eht With tha spirit Of the testimony he
~ n.a s,'sn. lie had simply allied up few gaps
y. n ss!tenec, In matters Of detail; sfor exam.
@ ~s, Hhto asked whether be bud safd 10 and 10 10
meMhes ol thls and That porton he might hays
uan s9,,,s mistakes at tic time Of bis sxanlna-
@'a. lhest Mlstakta he wanted to recttiy,
,.e. a. to that arst interview with BlmIsett and
InS, I'nx ~ Foc4c said, :" have nude In my
q. ''3 lssttf to ihr Commission t!Is corrsct!ou,
sua<s ~. ~. said to mo that hc did not think tere
s. i,uess'.1 esss1'.,!t, p Stox!pR debtor e te
= r Thurs .r. ..1erat a''4 o.hef oo,nts %S;ms
n n d'5 ~ testimony That msds souae corrections
.y,t IT, :; a. nnt think they aru material, This
tna 1sv, x Ihsits"aouy III Astsno oy. Haen lies-
~ smph.st.li,. y IL ilii,t'ooI '''f Az; ;,a aVoeae
a,sks 1o my effort to collect tbs
fhSs.,-not any furthe. than That
tat. frequent con!eFaattons with him lu regard
S' d., ns 40 lles ldtd mosl earnestlJ dun him for
9haey' and wien be says that didn't hs
tue,n "1ss ~ Aua"* 70 pe na'
4 trat; at; vocke." said the reporter, "haYa you
lta4onl,i 'e''s' sea "'ote 70 tae CON-
n. M ~ .nothlng bus draft, written In hur-
Iuthtn., ~ kuian't Keep copy Of It. There IA
w. saE ~ J; that sltsss ths tsstimony 9sys Ia
H. lIit's fss Gs ~aa here permitted to 70 back 10
, 1879-02-01
EXTRAORDINARY OUTRAGE.

6DfC5Ht i+AeQtEA 70 <ae 1ftnH&+
DEs MolNAs, H., Jan. al.-A fan mouths
ago Or. NJ. ". slocu1,, a ne1l.known reBtdent
Of Perry. Dallas County, fa!lel In bl1sIacss,
With small losses 10 creditors, some Of whom
unsncccssfull5 attempted to procure hts lpiict-
mcnt. Last night about II o'clock nlne lncn
camc In Disguise to bis l,ousc and knocked at
tho door. lfo had gonu to bed, but arosc, antl.
In his ntghs-shtft, opened the door. when he
Was sezcd a,,l carried of1 lie screamed Justify,
and ncfghbor came to hin rescue, but he was
s!lenced NTH rcvolvcrs placed at bts head.
The Doctor waa thrown Into a wagon
md driven array, with his pakc.l
limbs l,unRing over tho rear cn1
Of The wagon, whilo two mcn sat Of, tlts budy
AMI stihcd his screams with blnukct held over
Ills head. T'he whole town was 9u!cxly aroused
aud large possc started In pursuit., and ut d
distance Of nlnn miles ~ hosly pressed itc gang
that they threw the Doctor out and escaped.
Ono Of them was thrown from hIs horsu und
was captured, together with three horses which
rad been abandoned. Tho capture will doubt
less lead to the arrest Of the rholo gang, who
proudly intended to drown tbs Doctor In
I}cayeE Creek or hang Him in the timber. There
ID great excitement there to-day.
, 1879-02-01

NORWICH, Cuni,.. Jan. 3l.-1t has Just trans
p!sed that Mrs. Cobb aud Nealey ". HIsi,op Ind
IN Interview at tho jail few days since nt tic
lsttcr's request. Jaller Bcckwlth, thu Rcy.
tobb's counsel, wrre present. Hiahop thought
he could draw Mira. Cobb tn confession nl
quit by such Interview. a!rs. Cobb refused "a
recognize him whcn lu cnteru.l the room. After
prayer by thu key. Mr.. Montgomery Dtsh,,I
said 10 Mrs. Cobb "kattc, you know That stuse.
ment OF mine Is true" Mira. Eobb replied i,1.
dgnansly, ~ dut't know any snch thing;
kn0H II Ia not trlc." l'lsbot, repeated h!4 ~
lar lenlat each time. liz tEcu loft lhu roum.
, 1879-02-01
SUIT T(} RECOVER,
fSpectat DlspafcA to Ina 1Hbtne.

N4sMvILLs, Tenn, Jan. 8l,-soltcitors for
the State In Dayidfon County this morning
fllcd btIt In the Chancnrv Court sgalnat. Thon.-
AZ W. Chadwcl, 4 hrtau1tlnR 1>nrk-Tax Cnl-
lsc.or, u,lt itohest Chadwsll, Thomas Caldwell,
and John Taylor, surctics, to recover 10 un.
knoWn lurRa amount Ut money las the State
Whtrt. was collected by Chalwelt and unao-
COUNTED 5or. In AnrIE, lsc., ChAlwrll wnx
elected Collector aud gato bond fn slU0 uQO. 4
Int Of bark tA1ea valued at About $i00, ,GUU. was
ptxcel tu Ills hauds, uu4 las1.u portion of tl,s
the Ism tiIrcSt,. CnadwsIl Ia liysiW W fastlifr' @
, 1879-02-01

skiliful crosrexamfnation Of Mr.. John Brt9hf,
then ou committee to inqatrs ireo the opera-
the average farmer made s175, 900 year By tho
s[oTs On s1o " .rs .s NJ oo" hos. k sn f.
be employed To kill ths worms It one and one
half pence hundred. The boys made abonr
nincfenco a day each. 4 crow. Ait. Berkeley
declared. WAS worth tlfty bows At such work. or
age, Mr. Berkeley said, there were aitI crows
on farm: hence, a. each bird earned ECO q
year, tho average farmer mado $t75, go rear
out Of his crows.
, 1879-02-01

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3l.-A number Of pol[t
cal prisoners from Caddo and Tensas Psrishrs
arrised, and appeared before Judge Wool,
charged with violating the Election law and in.
tcsforlue with the United States Supervisors IN
Tho dischar1c of their duties. natfed 10 5000
eacll to appear when called. Thirty prisoners
from Nnschitoehcs Parish, arrestcd Upon similar
charges will arrive tonight.
, 1879-02-01

Krtcfas nt4patcA 10 Tat 71ttuas.
DECATUR, H., Jsu, 8l.-Louis FarueE. Jullus
nhfnehart. 0rabs j. t2ney, Matthew Ruby,
Philip K1ebsau,en, Andrew Roothfuss Caln d
Dotlaou, Loals Kohier, Neholas Weber, and
Edward Houston. all saloon kcspera, were Ar-
ralxned before Judgs Nelson and aned for yIo-
latlnK tie Liquor law. The total amount Of
t!nea foots up to $sU1 about one.f fourth Of which
Will hs paid, those refusing to pay going to Jail
md securing release uudcr the fnaolycut
DrbtOrS' Aef.
, 1879-02-01

E3ffk6n fN n C6HFfsr.
An undertaken, not thnuaand tntics from
tlton, huving charge Of the funeral of chtld,
remains in the hearse, and drnyo away to the
cemetery With the procession without It. Dis
covering bis mistake, ho hastened back for tho
corpse, mhen he found that the friends remat1-
ing at home had sent 1t on By shorter route,
terry. The procession in the meantime had arrived.
and. becoming tired Of waiting. nlso rttn1neh.
After considerable delay, all parties Est to.
esther, and the bufIAl Naa concluded.
, 1879-02-01
RANKRlDPI MFMpHls.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, *Ian. Sl.-f'h[s afternoon gar.
p4llMcnta to the amount of oyer e2lQ Q Herc
served OIL tic 1ermau National hank, City DE-
positosy, and County Trustee, eHioInlaG them
from tayfne out any funds belonging to the
city. Thts state of Affairs ts the result Of tbs
repeal Ut tlu city charter by the Legislature.
Ille EaFnishnent1 we're 1tsuc0 by the United
6tateA Courts tu behalf ol The furu!gn holtters
Of city bonds, who had previously obt1in#d 4
m3nlAnlua xgalust The city.
, 1879-02-01
BOOTY CAPTURED,

rxoRiA, ILL.,, JAN 3l.-la,e police authorities
received nottca last Wednesday 1uorniuE that \
hardware store Ia this dtJ had beeu burxlaExed
to the extent Of ssssral huuuFs1 dolisss' worth
OF shotRuus, rcyolyers, and stivcrwlrc. Capt.
Nc1Hhrtcr utsd Oll!eer Craig took the caac In
baud, uud to-lay sucxeetied not only in srrest-
tug one Ut ti1n burglars, but secured al the
stolen property. TAs atErst MILL It Is said, lead
u The detection Of The gang who hays becn OPP
Grating IL this city.
, 1879-02-01
lsAHDONED,
Ritct1l {}!sta1tcA 10 31H TFibgHt,

SpaisaylgLp, ILL.,, Jan. 81.-Ths Governor
has p&rdoaed lsohrst Yoeuun, who wss coay,ct.
cd OF burglary unu larceny ut thu May term.
1878, Of ti1e Macon County Clsvu!t Court, n1,d
scateueed to the 1'eHttent'ary for three years,
This inan IL In tho hospital with pulmonary eon
sumption. atd the Wasden aaJs he csn lire but
4 short Tina either In or out OF prison. liz has
4 brother who will take hIn hofue aud csra for
him, aid hu |. psrIonsd nov to enable him to
get home whila he u strong enough to be
removed.
, 1879-02-01

10 d. dccllrc- 10 make known the amount Of
l"on's delinquency. 1t IL believed, however,
Hint It viii amount TO feyeral thousand dollars.
Nothin1 has been learned ut Doonts wbrrca-
houte. bat, Iron, facts which have come 10 tight
It IL thought that he has gone 10 Central Amer
tca. lIfs frien1s think t1lat he WA drawn intn
kpeenlasfnns which proved improbable, n,lsi to
sfowhfat1
, 1879-02-01
!. MADISON WELLS.

Nxw ORLEANS Jan. 3l.-lu IN Interview to-
day Surveyor Wells Ia eifect stated that tho
.uInor that hs had bcen Indicted wa& untrue.
liz WupId not, however, bc surprised 10 hear Ut
any prosecution asatnst hllnself.
, 1879-02-01

xp4ciai DispateA 10 T&s 7stSuFe.
sfa1xaYaxLD, ILL.,. Jan. 3l.-rhe Chicago
Gtalu and ptoyia!oa Exchange was lieenced
to ofgaptzq to-tlay. CAPITAL, st00, ,000; CORPORA
tors Cha1Ies r. Du1y, Telcott Oflnsbea, and
Henry lleeu, Jr.
, 1879-02-01
GOLDEN
OPP0R7 UNITY!
Annual Clearing ga Sale
CARSON,
PIRIE s. co.
BOTH STORES,
West End Dry Goods H0lsg,
Madison and Pcoria.sts.,
North Side Dry Goods House,
North Clark and Erie-sts.
Ia al such cases as ibis the Earliest Sebc-
tlals secure The Best Bargains
Ii al such cases as Tbs thp Earliest &kc-
hgus secure the Best Bargains

A $f.e5 1nc Bleachcd Table Daanask for
90 oents.
4 SOC Loom Damask Tabllng for 81 f-ee.
A 600 dnc and heaTy DAnask Towel for
o5 cents.
A 81 Marxeillcs Quilt for $3.50.
1e 1-9c Fine Dress Canbrlcs for &c.
Light ShlrtfnK Prints 1T DC.
4 15c Hack Cashmere for Soc.
200 pcs. Assorted Dress Goods, good
styles, reduced from 35 and 500 to 16c-
Lot Winter Dress Go0da formerly Is, 06,
and 4Oc, now 1Oc.
Lot hcst plaln Poplia AIpacas aud FAneY
Dress Goods reduced from 400 to csc.
0ne Lot Black Lyons Satin Finish Qros
Grains worth Sl.G0, now 81 ..8.
Lot Satin Fnish Cachemire Sublime Dix
Gros lraln, rnre bargain, S1.4l.
4 lsalbriggan Stocking well worth b0c.
for 25c.
4 Wan.sutta and Fine Linen Bosom Shirt,
great bargain at $50.
Hamburg Embrolderles from one cens
yard upwards
Real Torchon I4aces Sc yard upwards.
An Au-Wool Matclasse Cloak, BLK and
Fringe trimmed, for sY5.
4 Diagonal Cloak, Velvet and Moss trim
med, for $780, MSS originally H1b.
4 Al Scarlet Twill Flannef wsrth now
10c. for 500.
fer 2bc.
1 5.lb White Blanket for Sl.76.
, 1879-02-01
PERSONALS.

oon,,.e tsonblc. are mora than he esn
Hbelr" - ~
nee. Eliza rntssoh' .~
''Is a,,,ino hull and his warriors must return
s.l,,ab,y and b killed.
:, !. "a cold in tho Far West that Ctr front
~. Iik.1, 10 b. trost.bitten.
~ t,.at.,t. ii believed BY the Atlanta Cen
,.s,una 10 be the Countess bonanzA.
'' a;,.,co Is eolden. Mt. Edison's sfisnss
'...d s'.,. considerable rise II eaatatooks.
~. rdison's silonco hrponra to be OF
..,,o, ~. ouatlty. 1tis quits likely ons Of hts
pwn Inventions.
a,,oo.nobbers have recently become 10
;s,, ,,,,.,,ne ia The West II ssry ttresou,s
md monotonous'
~. aid thai +. q. Burnaud. The author
:, ..t1anny Thoughts" will soon become Tho
edEtor Of Fsnfa'
oo1a hn jtss bean discovered In Alaska,
.rd =. IRE convinced that William II. Seward VIII
lrrest ftatesmfn. !.
Tb. Iste Dr, 1.snderu,an, Director Of tho
,,,n, VI, d&sotsd 10 tue sinrts standard. bot h.
slw4,s milk wtf'. .
M Marble oncs told Mr.. Tildon to "rs1y
~. ,.,,, no,te, " but HI. Tllden now Appeara 10
,elf ou Nr. pntter.
va aro afrald that Mr.. Potter Ia no excop.
linn to tho rule that slide whIskets produce great
lptsteetaal ptost'stton.
nvs should venture to cali Judge Hilton
.nt.,, the ass would certainly come to this osaes
sed bother ~ fof correction.
gir Stafford Northcot4 recently made his
appearance IN the eharacter of public rsAdtf. ths
,ee,u!ou being church festival.
Ills stated that Benor CASTELAR, will deliver
.tour.e Of lectures hsforo tho Oxford unlvcrsity
nett summer on Spanish llteratuto.
Oryllle Grant has been discharged from,
tne insane asynu,, and he will hereafter RiYe bis
undivided attention to tbs "boom."
Il appcars that jay Gould has not gone 10
The rsll lie has merely gone 10 the street Of that
ssme to make II tIltla lsrc1y for the boys.
It js unfortunate that liz absence abroad
prevents tho English Government from sending
h.r Msjc&ty's opefs company agalhst Klng Zalu.
Sir William Jennor has given up college
ptotessofshto In order to devote no.o lime to bis
uatlepte Hs wIshes 10 b. nst before hs Ia Jenncf.
cuE.
Al recent performance In Moscow, Nbani
was recalled tnepty times, a,-From which We infer
tnat pHma aonnas III @oaeo" @e 10 % seen ana
ns' ps"a'
1t is charged ny tae Oetrolt FFed 1'FfA
thai Julia Ward Howe smokes. That Eecklea and
mendaclous papsr will presently charge that Zach
chaoeles aslaks'
II MF. Iiden Should eucooou IN proving
himself TO b innocent and tncotfupsibtt, ho Will
certainly b the most lonesome and conspicuous
Democrat IN tho country.
Thers Ia talk OF A fipbt bakyeeu Hnt]er
<sd n. Martin. 1,utl-,, hnnovrr ron.t npht -
n. ~, reso,S nm bs te,,sd ,,noo a. tnd,s.',nr
M ythtng in this in.tancs.
Va arn told bv tha Buffalo Ernrt,s that
Al Primes. 1onf.s hnrrsh. for N, st,rx ,ca
stdn.a II ~ v,r. mi an Amsr,ca, - al ,nid
lii, h.,l N h. f.nsi,I,n
~ a., :,
"ny maa Mfs. Cono fend soma or her
htoeloaH! ota posu5 70 hsf husband instead Of
F9It4HlEE IL n6r
, 1879-02-01
FINANCIAL,

r., '~ @<pakea ~ 12s 1fteRAA
Ac@axoo, ~ Afch., Jan. Ba-E. II. Carpenter
luso.,. o1 Albany, N. r., ptopr.esors OF the
lhts 1 mills and othsr property In Auausta,
ous>5 nAFs fatlsd To tho extent Of several
d.. ~ aohsts, and DudRcou d Cobb, OF this
loss auu ~ s,m " Assfaneea. Tho anouot OF the
b ascrrt ~ att3eulass of thB Affslr arc yet to
sleTah,s eo, aa put tAe bare fact has caused con-
haulsr. ~ ttt.S,a.IeMent among the farmers aud