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, 1879-01-19

ihs Tue right ascension and declination of the
nea'ehly bodies, anil all the other appliances
as!u n3tures lor making astronomical oLserya-
lions. GOV. Washburn will be here Monday,
and Will supervise the placement OF the instru-
mcnt, which it will take ten days to accomplish.
FEof' Watson will arrive here in q few days to
take charge Of the Observatory.
, 1879-01-19
TELLER'S COMMITTEE.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1S.-W. B. Merchant,
District Attorney OF st. Mary's, testified con-
cerning the attack on Ncwman's house, but
nothing new was developed.
TWAS ordered that United States Commls-
sioner Lane take Testimony OF witnesses not
examined for Natchitoches, Tcnsas, aud Gala
houla Parishes; that Morris a1arns represent
the majority and B. F. Jonas the minority. The
testimony go taken will be transmitted to Mr..
Teller and treated Us il taken BY the Com
nittec.
Members leave this evening.
, 1879-01-19

WHY does Ben BUTLER continue to represent
+he Republican party on the POTTER Commit
tail &c has not been rebaptizcd iuto the Re-
rublican church, as VIC have seen, since his
fquous campaign for the Gubcrnato oriaI chair
~ massachusetts,.
, 1879-01-19
RACHEL. B|jNDY. los,

BVet1W OsSb0{CN 70 ITe 7T76KHE
BURLINGTON, Ia, Jan. 1S.-Racbcl BuntlY,
soiored, whose age as near as could be ascer-
I1'nea was LOS, died in this city to-day. Rachel
was brought to this city about forty years
sSo By Capt. Eastman, Of St. Louis,
"nose slave she had been, and his attempt
~ ~ Keep her in bondage in the then
ae111tory Of Iowa gave rise to one Of the most
-s,, y,eu legal contests for which the slave era
VIII ever be memorable.
, 1879-01-19

Nineteen of the afoilic Alasuires hare now been
hung in Pennsylvania. For awhile it looked as
If that wicked organization could oDenly bid de-
Gauce to tho law, hut they have found thai
Ever the right comes uppcrmost,
And ever ls Justice done.
, 1879-01-19

seyera1 State Legislatures arc considering the
nronriety Of establishing the whipping post for
minor ofIenses. 1t is argued that petty crimes
~ w often committed for the sake Of getting a
fer days board and lodging in jail or house OF
norrcct,on, that would not be done If such
rr;mcs had to be atoned for at public whip
n;nr-post. Those on the economical side Of the
rnestion insist that it is cheaper to publicly fog
md disgrace the cu1prit than to feed, warm, and
,,rse him for q time.
, 1879-01-19

Col. VEST, who is to represent Missouri in
the United States Senate, is an ex-Confcdcratc
s,ldier. The old Rebel element is much pleased
with the result, Us it ought to be. Such things
}rlp to make the memory Of the g. Lost Cause II
rcsoectabe.
, 1879-01-19
MAD|s0N's EQUATORIAL.
S-xefd{ Disputch IN Tht Trjhur.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 1s.-The equatorial
telescope generously donated by Gov. Wash
burn for the Observatory, which he endowed on
the Wisconsin University: arrived here to-day in
charge Of Messrs- George B. and Alyan G.
Clark, Of Cambridge, Afass., constructors of
the same. The instrument has fifteen and
half aperture and twenty feet focus, is fur
n!shcd with driving clock and circles for read
, 1879-01-19
THE GREAT SHIN CURE.
SCALD HEAD ON 4 CHILD

Hessrs- Weeks s Potter-Dcar Sirs: It affords
me great pleasure to testify to the remarkable heal
ing nnu curative effect of your Cur1cUHA On uly
chids head. lie had IN affection similar to Scald
Head which covered the entire sculp with mass
OF running sores The itching was very severe,
causing him 10 scratch it until ]: bled. For nine
teen months lie ind to wear an oskin cap. After
i've applications Ut curISuEA, We were able to comb
his ilalr, and about one box cured him. This is
simply remarkable, ia he received the prescriptions
Ut two physicians oi high standing in our city with
ont anr apparent ocneut, and was under various
fcrtus OF treatment for nearly year aud half.
mn, gentlemen, yours very truly,
CALVIN ". SAWYER.
CaELsgA, Sept. s, 1878.
CAuTloS.-If procurabie. use Cur1cuRA SOAR.
, 1879-01-19

The returns Of the Prussian income-tax show
+hst there are only 1,240 persons who report
t,comes Of $4,000. In the whole Kingdom
+nere are only l79 persons who have an income
of 360D0 The Ii,ues thinks there are at least
ooW persons in the City of New York whose
ANIMAL income exceeds S13,U00.
, 1879-01-19

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-Hcnry Zellncr, a brewer
OF this city, has failed. Liabilities, s15o,0oO.
New YORK, Jan. 1S.-2. VI. Mills & Co.. said
to be brokers for Jay Gould aud other we'll
known operators. hare suspended. Northwest
advanced too rapidly for the bears.
, 1879-01-19

There is one thin. to be said in favor OF ELI
prnENs: lie has not appeared rs witness
1efotc auy Congressional Committee. Perhaps,
thoueh that is because there is one thing to be
ee,a in fayor OF POTTER and GLOVER: they
,r,u.dn't subDrna him.
, 1879-01-19

The CuT1cuRA REMEDIES ere prepared by WEEKS
+ POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washing
ton-sL, Boston, and are for sa:s by all druggists
Price Of CUrlcUEA, small boxes, 80 cents; large
boxes. containing and one half times the guam
tity Of email, 81. IiEsoLyESr, 81 per hottie. Co.
T:ecNA Soar, % cents; by mail, 30 cents; lhsee
cakes. T5 cents.
, 1879-01-19

It is understood II at Washington that
neither Gov. HARTEASFT, of PENNSYLVANIA, MOI
ex-senator HENDERSON, Of Missouri, will be
given the Berlin Mission.
, 1879-01-19

STANLEY MATTHEWS and Ger. BANKS are
still unprovidcd for. It is against BANKS that
lie Was not born in Ohio.
, 1879-01-19
PERSONALITIES,

CHAMPION sits up," says the Boston Posi-
Sits down, you mean.
, 1879-01-19

Docs the Literary Bureau organ consider the
salary:crab business snuf1ed oat OF sight and
recollection by the action Of JOINTS hench,nen
in the caucus III voting the resolution tout Of
prlcr"l
, 1879-01-19

Cincinnati grocers publish the names and
residences Of customers who do not pay their
debts. This will save the compiler of the Elite
Directory heap Of trouble in May.
, 1879-01-19

HoEAT1o SEYMOUR says that he doesn't know
ANYTHING about politics now, aud cannot say
ANYTHING about them. The poor old innocent !
, 1879-01-19

One touch Of nature 1nat.es the whole world
skin the man who exhibits 1t.
, 1879-01-19

4 man at Church Fair once found,
While stirring mis- Oys,er-Ste round,
An Oyster. And lie
Iauehed in maniac Glce
And etralehtway fell down in a Swound.
, 1879-01-19
DRUNKENNESS cuRED.--FacT VS.. Folly.

DRUNKENNESS CuRED---FaCT VS.. FOLLY.
''NATloNAL NoNE FOR DISABLED VOLUNTEER
SOLDIERS. DAYTON, O., Jan. 6, 1870 DR.. D.
Enqer, Chicago: After n fair 1r.l OF three months
In two cases, seemingly incurabc, glad to sag
that the result has Ill that yon could claim
and all the most sangune coald hope for. Re-
spectfui}y, Z. F.. Brown, Governor Or. D'Unger's
Office, Rooms 21-.1::', Palmer House.
, 1879-01-19

When Hoosier editor declares for TILDES il
1850, his nciehbo.s wink and say slyly that they
guess SAN has been b:.:;ng mules.
, 1879-01-19

4 Maine Democrat is shocked to learn that
the prayers that open the sessions OF the Lcgis-
1ature cost the State $500 each, aud calls loud
" for retrenehment and reform.
, 1879-01-19
CATATkEtHf REMEDIES.

The above part !aly illustrates new method Ut
c!1cciln. 4 RADICAL and PERMANENT cure of
Aa@al Ctarr And .atarta: Deafnc.s This treatment
T:Itl:UEGHLf ELEaN,E> and then nleuIcatc3 the
roSrEK!GE Nasal CAv1rf, and eve.y sufferer has
learned Or will ;rarn. by cx1eSence, that other
method Nj: curc post nasal catarrtl.
H. Wit:li AaSUS' the l!,ys:t"r Iase Clinical Phy.
Srw York;, how In Chicago. ami desire: AL Inter-
estcd tn examine anil Judge It u9on It's ,ncrlts
THE StUT- The .nstrunl"nl c'uss,s fro:r within out
wB7s Grs: rt!nuves EvEl:l PAi:FlILE Of ,ec1etlpn;
the p,opcr remedies THEN app'1cd to This CLEAN
face. effect. necessarily. = rapIt cnrg-
The operation Ia agreeable ahdf :xAtly rcrformrd
AL interested arr Invited to cali and examine the
Instrument and witncss It's operation. free Of charge.
lis East Aadison-at- daily. frun = to !.
, 1879-01-19

N0|SElESS FEED SEWING MACHINES.
The only noiseless lock stitch sewing machine
fs the New No. s Wheeler s. Wilson. They are
positively noiselcss, and POSSESS many other ad-
vanta9es found only in this machine. j. L. Flan-
merry, City Manager, las State street.
, 1879-01-19

their flight was peculiarly adapted for, that pur-
pose, aud for the subsequent obstinate defense
which they Made.'
"Aow do the Cheyeppcs compare, personal
1y, with the Dnkotas, who are said to be such
excellent soldicrs!"
''Thcre is very little difference to be noticed.
While there Is great variety 10 size aud build,
as we'll us in the shade OF color, both the Chey:
enncs and Dakotas will average rather larger than
white men, and botn have proved their bravery in
hundreds OF well-coutcstcd fights. There is no
question about the bravery OF our American H.
dians, and may as we'll, while the opportunity
dians as auxiIiaries. can see no reason why
wc should not utilize them, and employ Their
pluck and energy against each other, instead Of
directing them against ourselves"
"But ean you depend upon them as soldlers!"
war, but frequently, by ten. Crook..aud Gen.
Terry as scouts and assistants. They make
excellent scouts, good soldiers, and are
faithful to the uniform which they
Of that same uniform. The only trouble is that
they alt want to be Scrgeants. AS long as they
arc under officers whom they respect, and as
long rs they wear the uniform and carry the
arms Of the United States, they will hight any
directed. Whatever our theories and our OBJ
scrvations may be with reference to their trcach
cry aud cruelty, the experience Ut the officers
who have employed them us scouts and soldiers
Is very favorable to their still 1urther and more
extensive employment"
''Haye you read, General, the opinion ex-
pressed BY
GEN. SHERMAN
on this escape,-that these Cheyennes at Camp
Robinson were bad lot, auo got Just the treat
ment they descrved2"
:, Yea, and they were oad lot, too. They
bad nothing more to complain OF at their Agency
in the Indian Territory than tile rest OF the
tribe, and yet, while The Others remained, these
, 1879-01-19
CAN ADA.

Teaching of Drill in Colleges-The Pro-
posed New Tarlfr-Silk-a1anufa
full Dsstitution.
, 1879-01-19

cUT7cUI:a, cU9EcUI:A lfEsoLvENI'
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Tuesday. Sept. 10, 1879
Secretary Evars has returned to town, but VIII leave
to- morrow or shortly after 20 join President HAYES.
on account OF the large accumulation Of gold coin IN
the Treasury, arrangements will soon he made 10 cx-
change gold AMI SILVER coin for United states notes 10
the several Sub-IreIsuries where convenient
The bullion fund at the Ncw-1or6 Assay Omoe las
been further increased by the transfer 10 that office OF
another sIO 900 900 III gold 10 facilitate exchange on
account 0i foreign payments Tor United safes exports
To-day Senators Vance and Salisbury with Deputy
sergcani-at Arms Christy and stenographer Murphy.
OF the subcommittee OF the Senate Committee on Priv
file yes and Elections left on a Pullman car for Kansas
10 investigate the charge of bribery ngUust senator
ugnll. in connection his reelection To The Seua.o
The other member OF the subcommittee, Geheta lo-
gan Will Join the party on the route
The Mexican Government Is said TO have protested
against the distribution OF the insalments paid 10y 1t to
the credit of the award In favor OF the La Abr1 Mining
Conpanv. Oh the assumption that It's charges IN that
IN involve merely fraudulent eXa aEg"raOn OF uah
and bas asked for reconsideration OF the decision
of Secretary Eyarts Mexico alleges tht thc ADJ" Com
p.ny abandoned Its mues voluntarily, and thAt tno
ciaim Is fraud ab iuitiO.
superintendent Blackfan, or the Foreign Mall Scr
vice recently had an interview with the Secretary OF
the Treasury with regard to the payment OF customs
duties on books received foreign countries, tho re-
s of which Is that an order has been issued providing
that after October l, prOX, All hook-. ec, lecc!cu ~
tho from countries connected WIN INC iosth
Unton and which may be subject to duty, Will not be
held l1r The COLLECTION thereof In NcwYOik, us hereto
fire but viii be forwarded their destination accom-
panied by bill Of customs dues
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
BOURBON BAILbgS-No. 50
TVr prNOcRA1IC TIDAL wAvr.

TWE DrNOCRA1IC TIDAL wAVr.
rFor ne rrs, "Jn-'e SIMS nmeriL' s'e Tr'Dn' E1frf
40. ST.
O. Che Democrats are laid In very gloomy cave,
Aud they 81, up on their elbow within their httle
For ~ watch the coming Of the tidal wave.
CnoKvs-Irm, Ha! lNcry. nasal followed by
measure whistle in MINOR kev.l
Aud they instantly propose. lc MS sing little song
How th'Rchel> they were heroes, ana Radicals are
For. perhaps. twill help Ere udal wave along.
CuOrUs-Il'm! III! etc.
j rirortic. gre crushel, what is all or freedom
O. H.. Ii1er,y tlat', throtilcd shall have another
birth
Vhcr q south too solid meets solid North
CuoGUs-H'm! Ha! etc.
esa' Peralliclu- Ie slain by masquor'dugc'an.
NhiiD frr Democrats are voting as often as they
can,
Shall wc save the country on The lozoo plan
CHoRUs-lrm! lla! etc.
Hark end listen 90 ;he cheers! do you hear the pco-
That ife rial-wayc is rising and looming on tho
Hovc you heard from Maine ard California
CuoRUs-Hm! la! etc.
Srr, enough! hear noise! lis the tidal-wave, !
l, viii tp the Bourbon crowd topsy-turyy in its
A. # tossed The wicked host Of Pha-ri-oh!
CuoRUs-Im. Iai &c.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
5perlal Nol!tc5

Po.t OBce mts fOr the Ne'S "a hps
SATURDAY. september ~ 1879, N ciose az tis hc- On
TUESDAY. al p Europe, ~ st.in'iO s.ontaht-
via Qurenst0Wns On WEDNESDAY az a. M. i0r taAti
direct steamship 81 Laurent VIA Havrei ana ~ p M
su~ Lur0uo by steamship Algeria. wa l4cods;lWu "a
THURSDAY. i3D for Europe, Dy STEAMSHIP taitc
VIA Qurru.tONu Tor NtftnAN
mus. ne sgeciaV adir-ssrni and ar y M Tor Lut"p. OV
ste1m.np NlelAnt. Plymouth. CherDonrx ANA Han.
burg. On SATURDAY, $3.50 a. Tor Europe, ~ strsn
ship anoni QuconsoNn coffes'l 'li'h'" log
GERMAN, and SCOTLAND specially Addressed AMI al
$50 a. m or dgec ny steamship 'iclrsii VA
AMI at li;5O 70. M TOT hufoue, u9 s'-tNsiiP
Donau. southampton and Br-non The mAhs i,i b,n
marx. dispatcher nv tailpuii aip
Ur.ueu steamer. only Tho mails Tor Nrw!Ounulfd lvlNs
New YORK pfembcr l6 Tho mails for ilas - IpmlnS
ana Tlrk. L. %-w-Norg september ID ~" mails
for HsvanI .iv. september II a 20 me AIS
Tor Uay Jamaica sbo leave Nc~-i0T@ september
~ Ihr mails Porto idco direct lease Nr" l"ih Hp
t,,uber 81 rhr mails Tor AsDrwal and south Pacnc
Yofk september -. fhe mails Tor Mexico
Leave New Sepfomber 20 ns mails tor AlstI aa Sc
vc ,n september 90 The malls t0r cltai AID
'Sf'" ''' rfIDs. l.. ANEs. Postmaster
Post Omce Sew'York. september Is 1873
VI scwnrt'- steam carpet Cleansing Works. S2o 'th'
ave. send IOr clrcnl.Is
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

publican ticket was assured. whether c'nnrii ~ SO
were effected - the DriB0craffc PARTY or u'-. Do Vas
resolved mat tie club meet every Monday ui-l' ana
committee tp secure "a banner. ns''rrncr'-. and
ru1irgn ticket signed hs bnuv n tEuse r7"ft M
The first regular meeting II The NEl!d Assn bf Dis
irlci Rryuncfn Association hrl. las. evening ~
NJ 100 East Eignty-s'Xth-st. A-srmhltm1H istnEprh
brci statement al the organ I4uun ul lHr Nt"
district under the recent rcanp0rtlouli' ut ILc names
nf 80 persons. proposed for lner i", worr !rni
and !hc u,ua committees were appuiafrn. After sac
routine business had been done tie WORK o me even ~
ratification the ions Ia'e al IN saratoga
Conventions was taken by the INTRODUCTION oi iOrih
resolutions. which were adopted unanimously. lh'
resouous were received vita hearty applause aud tse
names Cornell and Hosklns. and OF toe oh'r ca.h
dates, called expressions OF cnthush .n ~.
hail was crowded To MS uiincst capacitY more man M
The ana being forced 20 stand Tie RESOLUTIONS '
ureVea aud adopted the principles declared IN IN" pat
form of the ale Convention and pledged the ass"cih-
tiou To Nati,na' supremacy within thH con>ulhoh' u"
ecua rights under the laws free elections and honest
money; they pledged also the zealOrs support o inc
sSceia ION to The candidates uf the Repuhllcan Echet
IL skins Cub SuTring campaign speeches were Hlauc
bv ~ Judge Dittenhocicr Major BullTd, cXAh>thpN
man Englchardi. ard Henry {. Robinson. The import
aucr OF the stale election III ItS Influence ON the it-h
of the Presidential election IN 1eoO was the keVnoe o
all the speeches a,
Thr Repubicans OF the XVIII Assembly District held
meeting last evening at NO. 7i7 Nnth-dve and organ
izei Cornell and uOskms Campaign Club Ihe following
officers were elected John McClaNe pr sdent "lIlu
ton first wee pre- J0Di. H. Bach. second
ylce-ures,ieui; Eben Demarest secretary Addresses
were made by Prrsident McClayc, William Nlnefpo'-
tom Mr. Bach Colonel Joel W. Mason, Captain James
smith and Mr.. James ". Perry. steps were taken 10
srcnro suitable hall for Tie club. and other necessary
were adopted. second meeting Will be held next sat
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
4 spFcrTITIOE IN POLITICS.

HOPE TO GET CONTROL OF DISTRICT AiFNns.
WASHINGTON, Sept IA committee OF hall n
dozen well-to-do business men OF Washington has
been formed to collect money for General EwinH7
campaign expenses The members each contribute
a small sum- and propose to solicit LARGER amounts
from W. W. Corcofan, Geo. ". Riggs, and other
capitalists of Democratic sympatlies. These men
are not politicians, ard 1t IS not known that they
feel any great degree of interest Ia the outcome OF
the Ohio campaign. II IS surplised that by q
manifestation of this KIND they hope 20 COMMENT
Themselves To the maiOriyin Congress, and by that
means WELD a controlling influence In District ai-
fairs. which are likely to be canyasscd actively
during the next sesslOn.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
THE STATE COMMITTEE.

Mr.. Cornell spent part of the day at the rooms Oh
the Republican StaIe Committee III the / li'h A'c-
me Hotel Appointments are being made for speak
e,s tbrouphout the state beginning III the second
week in October. General Judson fitzpatrick
has offered his services which have been ac-
cepted. lie Is at present III Michigan.
Ou the walls of the outer room has been posted Il
donble map of New-Yorl City which was used at
Syracuse by the Anti-Iammany men to njure the
status of the Tamuany delegation. One half of the
nlate showed a plan of the city it would have
t,en divided into Assembly Districts If the Anti
TamInauy scheme of rcappOTtiOnment had been car,
red ont The text alleges that this scheme would
have succeeded II John Kelly had not defeated ~.
and a hide spot of black indicates what a small
Siice Of political cake the Republicans would have
obtalned If the city had thus been reappor ril2ned.
Tbe other plan of the city gives the scheme OF APP
nortionment which was adopted the text says on
account of "a conspiracy between John heiy anu
the Republicans The whole centre OF the lsiaId Is
pr,nted black, To indicate that near hail ol !he !he
titv had been given TO the Republicans, ana me
hick snot includes for the benefit OF the Ignorant
conntry Democrat, all that par; OF Central FaIk DC.
low tbs big reservoir, or htto more thah haii oi
the mark.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
GENERAL P0Li7iC4A VIEWS.

GLOON II THE DEMOCRATIC MIND.
THREE FRANHc ATTEMPTS 10 CALL TIE NATIONAL
COMMITTEE TuGLTHER-IHE COMMITTEES HEEDs
NOT THE CALL
lTT TELEGRAPH ID TIE TRIDuSEl
W,SHINGTON. sept. 16.-Facts gathered tonight
from Trustworthy source make IT clear that the
Democrats are greatly worried. not only hy the
present situation of their party Ia New-ioIk. but
by the political outlook generally
Very soon after the California election an eiprt
was made to bring the National Executive Commit
tcotoe,ther here. 1t failed and another attempt was
made a. soon rs the result in Maine WAS known
with equally poor success. The day following the
Syracuse Convention a third call for meeting was
issued. and the most earnest appeals were made to
the members OF the committee TO attend in view OF
the desperate situation Of affairs. One who Is IN
position to know rs much about it as any one said
tonight that he cannot tell even now whether
meeting will be held next Thursday or not.
A prominent Democrat, who Is deeply interested
in the success his party expresses great re2ret AT
the istes.ness and Indifference displayed by ma
ioritv of the members OF the COMMITTEE, and FEEL
ing OF gloom peryades Democratic circles here gen
orally over the present outlook. The fact that
majority of the Committee Is composed OF southern
and Western men. who not at all friendly 10 Mr
Tlden may account for the lack OF Interest ana en-
eTgy manifested.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

=, emo,,on and the swift procession OF
t.or,,,ng incidents with which the piece proceeds
...rrb two acts he would have made perfect plAN'
,,,s-oud despite the uncouth nature OF the mate
-, tbe npossiit oi the villain, and the lack OF
.,t,v. significance aud OF wile and deep appne"m-
g. amman se which are TIE chief defects of The drama
H. made "a very valuable add tion to The dramatic
,,.,.,,ro thsf Is dis;inctively American. There
=, pot mnca originality IN either of the piNo'ai
.s,,1.n,s-tn, scene OF the oath aud the scene of
,he ayoval cf mrrisee. Doth Can be matched IN
10, Irish inrloiramas cf this generation The las'
,wo acts aro "a lit;le scrappy; the development
~ the hsro.nc's character Is confused; ant the
cusl climax is not msdc with nearly a. much force
a. onsht 10 have froighted ia. Perhaps we
sboult so adj that the charm of "My Partner
i more ia tbs interest that ITS story eNcitcs than
A. che sruathv that It, substance inspires. NeYefihe
,,ss bv reason OF IT'S strong situations. tS
simplicity. its intercst OF plot and the oprortwi
,e. that IL gives FOR acting II ia work that should be
accepted with respect ana p Sc aud II Is q Work
ma. deserves live. 1t met with cordial welcome
la., night, and Mr. Bartlcy Cimp9eli-who was called
ont at the close and who made grateful and grace iu
sooech-has reason TO be sincerely pleased with the
p,i,u.ar iulgm mt then AMI thus expressed.
The acting ~ Louis AldIch, Joe Saunders was
such as saond 81 far toward placing him in the trout
n, ~ the intense sympathetic delueators Of realism
artists. We mean. such rs W. II. Smith WIS
I'm "Tte S;tanCcT,' and such rs CC"-u"eA
is IN The thi'nney corner Inc p'iH"""'''" "''
profoundly frusj with endcrnrs and nn' fora rather
mixed acc mt ana slight tendency opreach, was beau
tifly snple ia expression II is long since such hne
sweet and delicate stroke Of art has been seen on me
stace as tAis actors treatment oi the
division OF the gold between the partners The
tossing over OF few additional pieces and the brush
ing over Of the dust and last fragments had touching
pathos impossible 10 convey IN cold words Mr.. Henry
rrsp also acted supcrbly in this sccrc-eXpress-
In with fearful sfect. tie indifference 10 all
thing, winch Is enccndered 10y great grieI.
Nj Frank Moriault was delightful in the humorous
character ~ MtjDr RrsU and Mr.. Harry Edwards
flled prrfec' uohie and gentle idea, OF the gen
femau and the afrcilouIfc father. Mr. G. T. iaisioc
was th, Chigpns Chuaman. aud Miss Ace Cray
contributed 10 tho come relief OF The piece by some
what loud painting Of ta-t ola maid, lNr
heroine ..ns Htrlsied to Miss Maud Granger Wlp VIII
~ doubt mauAccrhe strong passages better Wht use
slsf, have made her fTeer in moments ot convniSNc
cf1rfion. Nv Partner" cave every indication oi q
long and prosperous run. IL is better piece, OF -
els, tnal has IA .ncrtJ been produced ia America