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ENTERTAINMENTS.
LANCASTER HALL,
MAY BELLE SHERMAN. ........ LESSEE.
JOHN +. RICHMOND. .......... MANAGER.
Six Days Tournament
TO BEGIN MONDAY, MAY 10Th.
PROGRAMME /:

MI MI Ii
Monday AfternOon-Walking match between
members of the High School. 1st prize, valuable
Watch I'd prize, a valuable Ring.
Monday Evening-Shoemakers' walk 1st
prize, cash, SS; I'd prize, cash. 50.
Tuesday AffermOOn-High School Boys LIST
prize, Opera Glass; I'd prize, Scarf Pin.
Tuesday Eyening-Colored Peoples Night.
Wednesday Afternoon-High School Boys.
LIST prize Gold Pen Holder; I'd prize, cash, $3.50.
Wednesday Evening-Hackmen's walk. 1st
prize, Gold Mounted Whip, I'd prize, Camp Rock
ng Chair
Thursday Afternoon-Exhibition walk by
Miss May Belle Sherman and Mr. Halpin, II miles
for purse of So.
Thursday Evenins-Ladies' walk. LIST prize,
50 in gold; I'd prize, Ring
Friday Afternoon-Walk by professionals.
Friday Evening - Provision Dealers and
Butchers Walk.
Saturday Afternoon-School Girls walk. No
entries made under 10.
Saturday yEvening-Railroad Mems walk. 1st
prize, S15; I'd prize, 81 Sd prize, SO. No walk to
exceed 15 miles.
Entries made of S1.00, except the scholars so
cents. Entries can be made with Mr.. John F. Rich
mond at Miss Shermans rooms, at No. 25711a Mid
die street. my15dtd
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-19
Cap and Bells.

New Orleans Picayune; Spring soldiers are
set out in drills.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-19
FOR SALE.

IcEFA One or both of the elegant Brick Dwelling
ls$SSn Houses on the corner of Pine and Carlton
A9%sG GStreets, in this city.
The Houses are now being finished and are
open for inspection.
For particulars apply to
f. HI. FASsETT, Architect,
Centennial Block, Exchange Street.
Por., and, Aug 5, 1878. diff
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LOST AND FOUND.
LOST.
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.

For Sale.
A SMALL Farm of 40 acres in Gorham Village,
"A in excellent condition. Also 4 new milch cows
full blooded Jerseys. Enquire of
my14d1w CHARLES ROBIE, Gorham Village
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UNDER s rnrprr HOUSE. Congress Street.
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Eu1eC
and RICHMOND MINES
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d Bd igned upon is
No Stree @ Ag Of sok,
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opuram at ofbumes the
p. E. CONNOR Vice President General
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Country Residence For Sale.

country ReSIUenCe EOr sale.
In the pleasant village of Var
AIM n mouth, so minutes ride from Port
@ITnSa~kn land, a Cottage House and Stable,
M TIlMTlAI 3 acres excellent land and more
Alazsa5 Aa9-EaI55-th than 200 fruit trees, grape vines
the Post Office and about five minutes walk of the
G. L. Depot. Apply to WM H. JERRIS, Real Es-
tate Agent, Portland; or to 1. G. WELCOME, on the
premises. my12d3w*
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TERMS: Eight Dollars Year. To mail subscrib-
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New-York tribune., 1879-05-09
MONOPOLY IN QULYINE.

To the Edttor OF THe TrtbHRe.
SIR: The price of qUinine in this country
is not maintained In consequence OF monopoly There
are four manufactures IN this country, two OF which
have been esta blsed within the past ten years. The
duty upon sUphate II qulnne, the preparation most
used Is but 20 per cent while other meucinal ar
t,!es pay 80 per cent As our manufacturers
have the cheaper labor and capital OF Ed
rope 10 compete with, the protection referred
TO does not seem excessive. Tie removal Of
the duty will reduce the operations OF the
factories here and may them to suspend. Hth-
rt tine manufacturers have been ready carry large
stocks for months be prepared for emergencies which
az times are peculiarly severe This foreign manu-
facurer OF wholesale druggist be expected to do
Consequently the requisite supply Tor sudden:outbreaks
OF fever VIII not be forthcoming and for such quantities
as can be had the country VIII be at the mercy OF spec
uafors Until tarlG reform becomes general and cheap
food, clothing and shelter can be afforded our
people, thus promoting health, and enabling our
laboriag classes 20 accept lower wages. why
should this industry, requiring much capital ana skill
giving employment TO many persons. and which so
essential 20 the welfare Of the country be singled ont for
special and hostile legislation Z
Much attention is beng paid to the other akalods
OF cincbona bark which found 70 be equally eflca
cious with aunine In most cases. and be afforded at
very reasonable price. II tne manufacturers OF bark
derivatives Is undIsturbad the country will be
supued with these valuable remedial agents, and the
question OF the price Of quinlne become Of small i'm
portauce. c. TKUHBULL WHITE.
Nelg. York May 2, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09

FRANZ RUMMELs RECITAL.

Mr. Franz Rummel's first pianoforte recital
took place yesterday and was every way emphatic
success. The prOgrame excellent one composed
OF such pieces best suited to exhibit the finest
qualities of the performer, and It arranged with ex
cellent Judgment HIS playing rather manly, yigor-
and passionate than delicate and pOetca and he has
strong technique. ana beautiful touch and his phras
ing ls uncOmmony fine. And everywhere throughout
his work there evidence OF careful and thoughtful
study OF intelligence. and OF fine artistic feeling OF al
the pansJ that have had in this country he most re-
senbles Bubnstein FOR ms nature Is more closely AKIN
10 he strong ey OF the Russian than to any other
Like Rubnsten, Rummr carried away by passion ana
interest in his work, sometimes strikes false notes ana
wrong chords but also like him. be has exceilenees
which countcrba.auco these n hundfedtold anu his
slips are OF that not possessed with apety
spirit Of cayling would dream of thinking OF twice
His first number yesterday afternoon was LISTS ar
rangcmcnt of the minor prelude and fugue for organ
of. :. Bach This given with admirable breadth
and freedom OF style, and with fautiess cl'arness' IL
was followed by tie major Suite or Handel In tle
Iast two movements of this the COuranie and Air ana
Variations On tho latter II which. the famous Har-
mouious lie has already been heard IN pub
I. be wac especially good His playing OF Beethoven
"Sonaa Appa-sioUata perhaps the best tang na'
ne did during the concert IL has evidently peeh
fvorte object of study with him. and his rendering Oh
10 was strong, svmpathetic and symmet'lcli. IN
NanJels. .cIIu, Vlri4rons screuses be brought out
with great power the strongly marked sentiment on me
spiiitVl performance OF ~cLundnhs 3 chdl-
m, FlscH ug-,ciwauk" lie closed the concert VILE
fur Chopn selections, the Bcrcrusr. op % the IN
,.ror m Op. % tl. vliSe d Hat, 81, No iiti-
iors tbc most familiar OF all CHopus waliZ's ana thc
Poonise in A. 40. In the dust ana third OF tnt-r
hr was less satisfactory than III ans thing else Iur ~
the concert. rlc BrrCeus' WAS somewhat utt
ana lacking IN sentiment. ana tue lAsJ I'It
of the waltz was takan So iast llal @
in was anything effective, foT c rAJiAn was "h'
lost But the PuiOraiac magnificent III @aNe SCORE
for All his resi power ana splendid technical brlaney.
ana n hrOuglt TO tug co-e as dlightIu. IctI -
We nave had here many day. Ihe next fttl'aI WIZ
u, selections vii. ur tu. beethoven sonata op 80 40
.fapf.i-sahr's F1ltasi1. Up 2e SChuiuHnNs rtu'cN
--IIo-gi1c - al,.! thc BIchLszt Prelude and Eugue
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09
CLOSE Of TIE CRICKET MATCH

THE ENGLISH TEAM VICTORIOUS
ru- A,-.IrAys SCORE 159 rs TWO INNINGS
AoAus. 4J3 By THEIR COMPETITORS IN ONE
INyI>G.
The international cricket match between
,hr Eu-..... lgl Au,rcgu teams resumed yeater-
lly on s - GEORGES Grounds. HobOkcn, aJ 1I:4J a.
u Tie attendance was not I5 large as ou tie first Gay
TIE GROUND Gad been well rolled during the interval
a1d was i4 - good condition whom the first ball was
brvlcd ou wednesday, /. Hone and >. $. schultz who
were 'hl wicket, when play suspended Wednes-
duy uieu.. opened the Day, facing the bowling OF C.
NruuaI auI sp.a-ue OF the American team. Schultz
on.y made two mt before hs wicket was taken by "a
ball from sDfJgle. Hone was now tAe only member OF
the original Lord Harris team lett TO be disposed Of
He waz Joined by DeC0urcy Forbes 5u NewDaA knocked
the balls from his wickets the air before he had a
chance TO score Ills place taken oY Braithwaite
the professional Of the Marion Club II Philadelphia
Hone after INA king one more single hit aud long hit
for four runs which disturbed the spectators on the
grand stand, was caught out neatly by Robert Newha
from surague's bowling All the Engshmen who had
been IN Australia were now ont. Their aggregate
amounted to 2l2 runs. being OF little over
thirty-iour 70 each man, and nearly uebng the total
scor. Of the American team II was noticeable thar the
score Of the Engishmen were made by bold and free
hitting Tho remaining members OF the English team
Brewster late the staten Island Club and Laneoi the
same club only added five runs 10 the score, which,
when concluded, stood 253. OF these. 24s had been
made e" Of tho bat" and only five were made entirely
through errors OF the neliers
The out lOok the American team was not NJ AL re-
assuring when started lts second inning, beng 1863
Rms behiud Messrs. Cross and Moore were the nrst
fttsmen for the defence. while Lane and Horuby began
I'm. .o ling fGr the attack Thn latter BOWED with MS
iefr hand after the old-iaSEioued underhand style
Moore. after making good esAiJ Ifoh Lanes nOWllhg
mad bis wicket taken by one Ot H0rnDy5 underAand
halls which came hopping along the ground Nith the
S"csntio0 of Robert Newhall no the American
al. was successful IN batting. He began by hitting
IN Ian 1g yer
confirmed hitting freely all around until ms score
vacned tgentynree when he went 700 Idr forward 70
tip ned bail and quickly sTumPed by
WSbb. Before 3 O'Clock the entire eleven we're out
with the very Ow score or nltl-llVe runs maAIhs
rand total for rne two innings Of l39.
TIE G.idug of the English team was adflraDle, ana
.I1t of gnIy especially lie handled the ball with
either hand w.th equal readiness. Auer the game was
oy.r q A. NeHlai! said That be had never seen men IN
r,r.r batting t.im tHau these EHGshmel. Ihelf con-
tiuugu- playing the past twelve months III Ensahd
.U j, t,i...I LID probably made them az goOu "a Dat
I'M. tr m 5s could Oa round M England. MI Brewster,
~ p GtruuutowL CuD, said that the Amerlcani deleat
y... .!uuur.,ss owing tJ the splendid batting OF tne
En- . The "llowiug tho score Ior the Two dAys'
rasrHr
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09
ArlEE AT THE PARK.

Nile. Aimee and her troupe have LETT
Booths Theatre ana are now singing Le Petit Due ~
at thc Pork Theatre. The piece has already De'n
noticed at length IN TIE TEBUNE. and It as not NO"
necessary 60 saw anything about its merits The opera
sounds decidedly better at the Park than 1t did az the
other house. wcl rather too large Tor the VOICES
Of most Of the leading members OF tle CUM
plrv. and oreri-bouTe is, anyhow always much
bar,er eni,ved in a small room than IN iaT-e
or, rb. o.rsa-mauca las gained much in -moothAf~-
s,,,..e tbr ar,t rsht and now Goes OF without me
slightest AtcI. Mile. Amc- ls 2s iiEh.IF Us t'i %
i r,,fa rc dat I.,lv effective changes N her mjh-
,a I+ iro,,. ire second lst, in which W. Duihah l
also excellent. nacH NOR. r,h lrh ana lri'te .uiH @ -
Dfhar r-f.uSyc tlG, ha- been seen 30 TINS c'N' am pee
much nolc fanny. iHe pitcr mas OHG.'tt "h'.. "o'
very successful aud wi.I run iur"uaa"di Iie "c'A'
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09
DEBTS OF 4 MiLLION.

WHAT A DRY GOODS FIRM OWES.
DETAILS OF THE SUSPENSION or WHIT MORE
PET. Posi- 4 Co.-S27O, 900 DUE TO NEw-YoRK
BANKS.
Members of the firm Of WhlttemOrc, Feet,
Post CO. sod yesterday that the suspension on Wednes
day was decided upon after consultation and that there
was ite hope Of a resumption OF business The causes
or the 3iiure OF the partners said were 'uDsanaY
those given In THE TRIBUNE o. Thursday The firm was
orsan.zad By Anthony & Hlll, each OF whom pui in
100000 in cush. In 1873 the general capital WAS
800, ,COO advances Of -2Jo,0C0 TO tine Wilcox
MIL now the Meriden Mil Of Merdcn, Conn, ard the
Kent and C. f. Mason & Co. NILS OF Rhode Island, and
q withdrawal of capIta within few years on account
of the deaths Of special partners weakened The
firm. These IN addition 10 subsequent losses on
the mills, finally brought about the suspension The
credit OF the trim has been weak Or sOme time.
The lab litips OF The firm, tAis partner SAID furher'
consist Ofacceptances open accounts. balances dhe
manufacturers and others have consigned goods
with hardly my deDs due the trade in tHis city Ihe
total about 100000 The assets consist Of stock on
band consigned. ard Which the firm has made adj
vacs and accounts due from iobbprs and others Tor
merchandise purchased by Them II Is impossible 10 es-
innate how Inucl amount 10 owing 10 the un
certainly realizing the mil property ami the prob
able inability % collect tine over advances of 2-JOOOo
which have been due since 1o12-13. meeting OF the
creditors of the firm viii probably he called next week
to decide upon methods Of settlement II feared that
one or more mills viii be forced to suspend on account
of this failure.
Among bank officers yesterday the failure was prom
nent topic President said that the importers and
Traders Bank did not hod OF the firms paper,
having declined to purchase any after March, when
some tlat 20 held ran out
President seDey. Of the Metropolitan Bank declTed
20 give the exact amount held oy TINS Oanh, "a ing
eve consider tAat business with customers Us con-
ffpufial and not for pubic inspection. What We DO
hold We regard as safo. aud to-day declined offer
az 10.
july" IL was said by persons VINO claimed 10 bo
familiar with the matter that the amount due thS
Metropolitan was $4,000.
Otler banks had two classes ot securities, DIS re-
ceiyIble and accepm cts The former are geAelai.l
ggod ana There will DE little loss hem. The laOIi-
lies or the drm including both acceptauces and bills rr-
ceIyablc-as there no firm or individual notes out
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09
HARPER & RRn-.

Efank in-s1i ilfe.
Lady Lees Wid0whOod. 2y Colonel rlU4I4 bgaOe Ham
ley. h. \. 4tO, paper, ID CENTS
The Plague m London. By Daniel Def'e, zoe.
The Grahams Of Inyermoy. BY 4. stirling ljc
Coward Conscience BY r. W Robinson i5c.
The Iioven Foot BY II. T. BraGdOn. IJc
QuulSer Cousins. BY ynes MacJOnoI ljc.
The ShcrOcls. BY John saunders, ljc.
For n Dreams SalSe' By Mrs. HeriSrt Martin. l5r.
Our village Sketches ~ Rural Character ana So =
cry. BY Mary Russell MIttJtd. 3-mo, paper - cents
cloth 80 cents
BaInds Of Battle and Bravery. Selected by W. OOr.OB
32mo. paper, % cents. cloth, 80 cents
six Months shaver a true uarra'lye ~
Edward 5IanunC 32nD paper. % cents cloth. 3j cents
Moses the Law-Ciyer. By the Rev. William 81 Fayor.
D. D. Minister of the Broadway Tabernacle. NeW lJrA CRY.
I2mo. clOtl 81 50.
Afghauistau BY Major A. G. Constable. 32mo paper Is
cents cloth, 30 cents.
The Poems Of Oliver Goldsmith 32mo paper 20 cents
cloth, 30 cents.
History Of the English Csurch From tho accession u
Henry III sieuC!u cuLvncalon n .e ti<l MA
century BY G.. g. Perry NJ A. WllA au appendix. contain
Of the history of the Protestant Ep-cOpu 5hlcI
40 The u. ). a crown. Svc cloth - J1
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09

BEAM-on Thursday. May s. Amanda F.. wife OF Elias c.
Fauerai services al her ate residence lj2 Rosevoave
Newark y. j. on saturday loth inst, at 2:3U ?. m.
Train via NJ r. r. H. leaves foot OF Bare lay AID Christie
pher-sts at A.lO p. m.
BOwERMAN-On the Fourth Day, morning 7th Inst. at
home, Eastchestey Mary, widow Of BENJAMIN Bower
man. lu her 10 year.
will DO held at tho house, sixth Day (Fri
dayl, a. O'Clock p. M.
triends % the family invited % attend.
Carriages will Do waiting Mount Vernon Depot art
val OF the 120 New-havrn train rOm New York. It's
qussted that flowers De sent.
GARDNER-At Jersey City May :. Of apoplexy william
Ggruner, aged ~ years
Funeral saturday, II from the residence Of Lewis
Johnston. 200 sth-sti jersey city No flowers.
HAINEs- Wednesday. MAY :. passed from death into
NE Henrietta b. Youngest daughter VI The Late LSs ana
Mary Og0en HaInos.
Roaves friends respectfully invited to attend her
ruuera. -tsGeOrses Church. Stuyvesant-quarr next
sunday afternoon, at o'clock. BY her wish. IL Is kindly
Guested not 20 send flowers.
HFLMER-At Lockport y. Y. April 2s, 1879. the Rev.
Charles Downes Holmer Of IOmpkns Avenue
Congregational Church, Brooklyn, aged 81 yoars.
MILLER-On Wednesday, May 7. Selma wife 0f Daniel II.
Ter, IN tne va her
FuneTA service. vii be held al late home OF ROsoGae
on saturday, the 10Th INST. AT II o'clock
Carriages will be waiting al White Plains on the arrival
the train leaving Grand Central Depot at 3l3 a. ~
VFRNON-On THURSDAY, My Jersey CITY. y. j., Ed.
Ward Vernon, IA the 6Oth TesI % his
Funeral viii be held &C No 3On 9th ST. Jersey CITY,
on saturday, tho ION inst. 20 O'Clock D ~
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09

namely, authorizing n commission, composed OF The
Mayor. Controller, DistrlctAttorney and City Judge,
TO make such appointments after the expiration OF
thirty days The Committee Cities reported the bill
for the consideration Of the Senate. The bin was
amended IN two partcuars-the OF the District
Attorney stricken Of he not being a citv officer,
ana the following important section added
SECTION IT, No removal from any office. the appoint
meut 20 which E provided for I'D The l-t section, shall
he made except for neglect or duty misconduct IN
Office during the officers term. written statement OI
the alleged grounds Of removal with specifications
thereof stating win rttsOnaDic certainty time and
place shall be ufuisned such officer and reasonable
time thereafter shall be allowed before the hearing
thereon, ana the officer charged snail be entitled To
know the evidence ana o. cross examine The witnesses IA
support Of the CHARGES O examine Witnesses in his own
Deua aud 90 De heard DY counsel fhe MiyOris hereby
authorized 10 administer Oaths 10 witnesses upon such
hearing
Senator POmeroy urged that the bill be Immediately
ordered 10 third reading but the motion yigOr
ously resisted by the Tammauy Senators and de-
lcatcd The bil was then made a special order Tor
tuesday next.
Tne Assembly passed to-day M Bruoks's bill author
lZug the construction OF teu-acre island on Robbins
Reef.
Ex--peaker Hustled offered a resolution light for
Lhe uhal ddiOurnm' mt OF tie Legislature on May D.
lie resolution Will probably be considered tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09
Grand total lJ9
RNGLIsH TEAM.
THE E4RREY COUNTY PRAUDS.

r,-srNAToR CORNISH FOUND GUILTY-NOLLE PROS
sror,vs yHrEREp IN THE PHILLIPsBURd RING
CAsEs.
,vpoV THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE rRIBUNE.l
BELyIpERE, n. j., May s.-A large audience
gsd tine courtroom during the day 90 listen to the
summnsup arguments in the oase OF ex-senator Cor
b Cn,efJusice Beasly at the opening OF the court,
announced his time precious and limited tho sun
ming-np to two hours a side.
Prosecutor Harris, In opening the argument reviewed
the case for hrrequarters OF an hour In union there
10 rcnrtb he quoted as well in evil In good ALI
nces He reviewed the Warren County ring. and char
cerzeq the present as the greatest crime OF ALA con
pracy 20 suppress the frauds and forgeres and pre-
vent the exposures imminent nom the political disaster
which mad befaen the ring he reviewed the evidence
.noyug IA guilty know ledge on the part OF the CeiSnd
ut Every no OF secret Letters tO MatiisOn SHOW ed
that guilty knowledge.
Judge Green followed in exhaustive argument foT
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09
GENERAL LEGISLATION.

THRCOMMTss 0P JURORS SALARY REDUCED
Mr.. sTRAHAS's Bill. AMENDED.
lFRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT Of rH1 TRIBUNE.
ALBANY, May S.-Ihe Senate passed to-day
Nr Yarnums bill. reducing the salary Of the Commits
soner OF Jurors OF SovYork City from $4,000 annu-
ally 10 $1,000. Tbs Assembly cOnourrcd in Ia slight
amendment made b. the senate subsequently, and Mr
varnum thereupon personally took the BIN
to Governor Robinson. who et once signed IT,
This ends struggle 70 roduce this Off
cal's salary which has lasted about five years.
Mayor Cooper has had II In his power since Nay TO
appoint to the present Commissioner ut the
Old salary, but has refraned from doing
The Senate also considered Mr. strahans remedy for
a prolonged delay the part OF the Aldermen and
Mayor In appointing the heads OF the departments
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09
MUSIC
TIE CHLDREN's oPNATORF.f

=
II must be confessed that we have seen
good dca. of " H. NJ 3. PnaIorc" here this Winter in
one shape another We have Lad troupes that were
good Dad ana Indifferent nave had trOupes of
and troupes OF professionals. Church Choir
trOupes and troupes which aid claim TO eccesast
cal connection whatever, white tr0upes and black
tr0Upes It remained for Mr. Ford the PLlla-
depna manager, % introduce TO Us what Of the
most entertaining OF all. troupe OF children.
"PinafOre," IL IS now being done at Wal
lacks by O number Of children whose ages range from
i've % teen years Is cersiuly vastly amusing. The
most striking of the performance were the very
evident de light which they All took their work boys
and r.s alike. principals and chorus singers, and The
remarkable Intelligence that they displayed They
seemed 10 Grasp the peculiar spirit Of fun that pervades
the piece auie as well any Of .Aeir elders, ana hey
entered acting and singing OF the little opera
with hearty enjoyment tAat WAS ohartliug. OF course
their work was not highly hnisAed-such thing was
not expected CadIen OF tho ages Of these have
neither the range the power Of voice 20 say nothing
OF the cultivation and stage experience necessary to
give such a work as tbis very perfectly but they had
other qualities . naivete aad freshness, an earnest IN
tenness in doing What they had 10 dc, that were ire
sistiby attractive aud that were, perhaps worth the
Others AG. they did not have. Moreover, they nave
been capiis!v trained, and tho work OF the chorus
was remarkably good; prompt and accurate, and
IN some respects quite equal TO any Of the
grOw-up choruses that bavo heard IN this opera
far tine singing merely ia concerned and decidedly
better than any Of the others in tne acting The
OF both grs aud and fresh, and, far
the lies ia their range perfectly true. A. 10 tho
stage setting 70 muoh tho best PlnaiOre deck That
has been placed on the Stage hoTe.
The SOLO parts almost al nicely done though none
OF them deserve very detailed notice. lDc Josephine
Is remarkably good, two OF three Of the male
paris, out lie best are the Hebs, absurdly hIunY
ltc witch II eight years od' ana Iitle
Belle Goodman enchanting baby Oi four OF nYe, who
play The AashipDis and preposler2asy absurd
song between the acts. The ChlldfeHs PlnaiOfc IA
LpeffOrmauce winch is sure not only 10 please the
young folks, for whose especial deecatOnt II ls gwen,
bt even those sf larger growth who haze seen u
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09

the defence flo inpeached the testimony Of Maitison
ana Cumnns ne State Prison ovideno. Inc etlFis %
Matt son were written unaer for Mattsols WIZ
Cornish an innocent man, had bec1 brought INTO MS
matter through ms friendship for MRi,On aud otradr
two fnen rpuutabe cifzen- whom ne be ieyed iuBofe
H. WIS followed bY unsciDr 5htnnah, VINO DritB
addressed rhe Jury declaring that Cornish was rcpu-
table cZ M an iuuorent man, drawn by circunsiaucts
into an apparently criminal position.
AttOmey-Genfra stockton o-ed the oehalr' deoidi-
ing tnat the conspiracy had been fu.lF proved
Chic iJusticc EeaelY Charged sir0rrY against me Dts
oner ANA thr cas was gwen 10 The jury 20 o'coch
m When they returned ID with verdict oi guii4
with an earnest recommendation " mercy.
Prosecutor Harris asked he advice ot the court lh re-
gard TO the Phtusb burg ring cases. and noe pro-fqu
was directed % D.. entered boz them. uOlc pros qr
was red the ~ 'uE G. DnulrY, incitd
Tor conspiracy 10 detraud tie C.unff of Warren