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was accorded warm nn.1 hearty greeting.
Ilie nature. of Mr.. Maekayo's new v,n.
he houcs tn l,n uble to cstahllsh company Of
J art'sts here on Tho aysten That obtains in Q
wcli-known tsstatfee In Paris; tint he believes
ti.at ony ~ t'nftclnancy In the nrotits, md
i''creascd incentive 10 artistic attainment, ta,,
M !tsca! coTpany ba n,aintat1.c1t that he
would give .n1ore substantial recognition to
tlte authors Of tho plays ho uses; md lint, IN
d.et, r. w'les IT,, Y combine htRl tcgreo of
principles. Theoretically success Ii ineyItaoie
practically, thu scheme Is very Interest,"
lnE; l.as largo plumber Of wc't.wlslers, em-
goslIcr 1uubttul. Nevertheless, It Is n pleasant
Thing to bo able 10 sar TINT hi beginning tint
was tnado laat evening wa, far from bei,ig In
auaniclous. Tile aul'ence was "A numerous Us
was consistent with tho uzc Ut tin theatre, and
was largely composed Of pursons who do not
littin ~ tiic way u making public opinIou on
s!lrll subjects: Tie impression produced upon
ts,c au9ense BY The play, by The manner Of tts
arrangement Of the staHc. BY lie quality OF tho
inatc nnd by tho soeaf Hlrt( artistic atmosphere
ttas prcra'lad saa distinctly favorable.
~ The regular. season at the Chcssnut Street
Theatre, sayh thu Thadelph!a Tifn<s OF Sunday,
e! onued some TT weeks ngo, und the business rcla-
esp g' ts:a az % % ssss s sss o of " sS'a ss
t!tereby ended. Arrangements had been mndn to
produces Pa'gravo 9impson'a play, now being st,c-
ccessfn''y produced at Wa!inck's, New York, nlnl
tho opehfnK was SGT for The 24sh inst,
week from Tomorrow night, 1u the Listrthu-
lion Of purts, Niles Glover objected to tie ar
Tan1emcnt that WIS tnadc, nihl tundered her
res'gnat!ou,. to take p'aco when the play Of
"EngnEcd twas withdrawn. Tic answer slo
received was In effect, not to delay tic execu-
Ton Of her proposition.-in fact, lot
tho resignation take effect ut ooco,
Mes Glover continued to play, at the Saturday
matinee and Inst evening, During tic tecoG,l nct
last night, when Miss Glover was preparing to
20 on Tue stagc, sho was met by MANAGER Gum.
mill, md eoH,o words ensuet1 touching tnatters
ot professional etiquette, hlr. Sheridan, stand
Ing near, espouscd the enllse OF the thdy. The
words thnt paased between Fthe two gentle.
men ntc said to hare hc0n pretty warm, ami,
while the trlallngcr retired to Ills ottlrc, the
actor wont on this stage to explnfn 10 Minnie
SVmptrsoH md Nt'iAda hnw much he loved them,
md to assure the one not claimed by Ghn;ot Tint
slle was stl1c only woman he ever lived. Ms5
hfs accustomed spr1ghtly manner to the usunl
encoree, md tho play proceeded to the end. No
sooner had tho curtain falcn, however, talan Ar.
Sheridan received uotc, which read:
ArR.t, ~, 1s7D.-,H /. Sheridan, Etg.-Mr
DEAR Sin: regret to have to inform you Init yotr
serylces arc 10 longer required II this theatre.
Ferr truly yonEs, WILLIAM .. tiE4zILt.
Tic situation OF affnirs at tho Chestnut IS
that the company }las no longer leading man
mud leading woman, ind II "Engagcdn Is pre-
eentcd On Monday night tho guy and sprGhtly
HsltdteaH Will not trill out his musical faye, nor
will tue fatr Beli'niu dcyour tho Sumperson
, 1879-04-26


Miss Ctatn Mursls concludes her engagedaht
At Ilaycrly's this afternoon rs Camiile. III the
evening Dir. Weeeloek wilt appear as Enoch
Ardtn.
stcssrs. Roboson md Crane, who during their
Tao weeks ut lIoolcy's hayc rowded thu housu,
will, for te last time, appear to-ulght In tEelr
great roles Of taa twlu Dromfos.
The Old, or rather "New u Bovcry, SAYS
JenuIe juue, sto undergo .,etanorpEosis u,itl
become u lrst-class II German tlleatru 1t
run,al1ls IN tho saulu laHds (alr kralnersh ,yl,o
uwns Tie building, nut he las taken unso hlluaelf
partunre,-oue wunlan, 4n1 very popul4r Ast :
ross, FrautcIn Cotrelly, who ~ als1 siuger' and
Inade her successes ttl ctitnic opcra a,id opera
bolf1c. Tho summer will be DEVOTED to gen,
cru! publication, which tho theatre very mucil
needs, aud 10 a rqnodollng on tho lnouern alul
most approved ptan, introducing galleries for
proncna1lng, which the bhoys will probahiy
consider too u alrtsh " unless they can tilt tteIt
hats on ono sllo and wear thc'r cigar. It will he
soptuln1er, therefore, before the " bowcr5,"
thn pomeFy no longer. will open - iho
"Thalia."
Mr., 8teele EIackaYe, says tho New York Su,.
OF thy 2ttn. produced biz play OF avon. IT
Lxst," tn hls now theatre IN TwsntJ-fqHft4
street lust evening, and for IT. periusmahgs.
h!Mselt, aud hls new entesprhc generally,
, 1879-04-26
BUSINESS NOTICES,

70 euro cousttpatinn. blllauaucas, and tho
ment Of bpwcls Or liver. taks Arsnd's Vegetable
nowo' Regulator. Unlike tho usaal pnsRatiYcs,
1t dosa not weaken or irEitate. it, action ~ mid
and pleasant. There II no other scmedy in mate.
ria mrca 10 wall calculated to restute lar buWeIs
10 hcalthy setton. Depot LTD Eeast Madison
atgrQt,
, 1879-04-26

AUTHORS CARNIVAL.
The programme for tile ,natince to'dpy at the
Authors Carnival 10 Us follows:
Tabtcau.
Dnncc-sa1nr'h lIornptpo-La Tyratrhn. "a.
Dance-La A!luola-biss AIalh!o King. ~
Tableau.
Yi1ngo Datice.
Tory O'MDse--btiss Sadie Wa11nce.
MedlcY-AffHsca Cook, HAnfhrd, Wetmorc, Bcnr-
n!luc. Andurson, Cobb, and Wallace.
'fahleau-Ltly l,ull.
Minuct-Court Danccs--AIaacs Ncllc and Lizzie
Russell, May Foster. Mani Hummer, Mar5 Couch.
Jcssfe Sweeper, kntse Wa!laca, md Etiu Wood;
Minister'S Willie Snltl. Chnrles TApMpsnn, Willis
Parish, Hero King Herbert draper, Ira Allon,
Archie Hullwink1e and Otto F0aks.
nrill-Mofgan Park Cadets.
Tho dnnclng will be under tho direction OF
Prof. 4. +. Bournlque.
, 1879-04-26

il,c nanlc Of his Roya' Iliul,ncss Prince Arthur,
Duke Of Connnnght, MI additional s101.
Of s3j,100. ~
MoNrsiaAla April 2S.-l.owtcn, EnRlos, Neil
g 9 ~ ~, , wl,olcaafc druggists. wcro damaged
, 1879-04-26

~ o7elTt, april ga prominent dlst'ller snys
ersfy gallon o, spirts distilled. md the raw nm.
ttril does not cnst moro tbon * con,. r.. has
ton,, ,.~.. ~ ss as. 'Ao suan ~ s'as@' Ao "as
"p@1 'a1es al nSo lolms.-a malt ltconsc,
esoss pound on malt, S910 for d1stil1er's H.
esnse, 74 cents pcr bus1,el on corn, and tl.e,
$16, proof gallon c1e]sn. .Jtfs sba,,rd In ran.
teodt ttn+ =, ,reo f,.,n1,s, ...,., 49,. = $50,
,utta m d,,,,I,In ~ au s5a'.i "a" os suosI,'
u hero must be three4quaFters corn for diattll-
hg PURPOSES, or the wash won,d not bo n for
o,tle.sed -foo,,n,s "1a ~. ..s NV ~ ~ ~
noK no., an INDISPENSABLE accompaniment Of tho dis
n'FhG onsiness and the outy branch which has
ceen fairly remunerstIye during tle past few
Ill roud bc uat 10 20 fan nsde from rye but the
TonosTooe oeetM an.si z1tfn4'e4 ax q 1nS 1Taeane.
Orphans Ioe nn tho oc1Seen e pTotestant
te mansgers Of tia Institution AL, ~, 49, nu nt
i 10 yrar Il III tc athnic fnit N oaonna w. To.an
hi eonten,isd wiz ths % aq,. ~ ss aseo7oanso,
mother on iicr tir"th.hoJ uoon T' t.. "'sn ~ ~
ttIus,se areyty eaIu ,lom WI H. pttoIe @
thip reserved intIy,ncu}} }'"'s""1' "n'n n's -ofo'
4nong lie ca,,,7i,iate. for thu 1,,,, 1oo,.
To tS Hr,n1 s,h1oasout the Proylnco Of ontarlo aro
ksEa,ises. 4A e"''''''a a"" s'1 coa-
s,..,.,
MoSrpEI,' 'at n.tges" LII as 20 r. 1ns tribune.
Bistonnst," -; npFn ss,;-lha nokorlons Sophie
rsu.a IN oT," %" !. T.ii pe fefhenl1ereo, kept
h, hc.n ,'s women women 10 distress md fur lnfauts
ID tnnnut,,. On charge Of mnnsfaughtcr
tue Labreo'e" "''n oue ot Aee 'nmafes, falcn-
, 1879-04-26

4 fomaio book.agent callsutl the publication
In The sacramento Dte of tllu deulh Ut QUO
Genrgo ". Bru1l. Now BruE was not deut, nrll
nppealetl 10 thu Iee to rueturr hin tu lifc liia
Ltcd found thu woman, WIN explained that DrutI
her II tlu was alive; as hu did not paY she tor
cluded ho Was dead, aud 30 published him lu
the Ua.
, 1879-04-26


Wohavo already printed from the California
papers notices OF the dsbuts OF 1.ista nrl alarlo
lozc. Frlday night, the 18TH, was Cary's utght.
Tho 4fta Californian aays:
An audicnce larger Than OH tho arst night tested
tho utmost capacity of this Theatre last evening
fasortle, was thoroughly enloypd. and tho a,p!auso
Throughout was nnsttnted. biIra Annie Louise
Cary'a reception At tho 0pentn. Of tic Second act
WINS ylrltah!G ovation, tlo pnilCtts continuing
for some minutes. llougnots, wtcatls, and stnnds
Of flowers were handed to thu lady In nrofuston,
The stnHtn1 of this pre.ctnineMt at American con.
tEaitos las lost of its Arr intensity or beauty
whtlr. .thc arthtc'a Actfug la Tho tilrtltnsy dra.
natfo portions WHe snncrb Mr. Chtrles Il. AdnMs,
ths nex tenar, unfortunately had not wholly 70.
covered from asescte cola which hc Ind contracted
On the overland Journey. hat beth hls a!nvinE ON
ontaoH. mud acting stamped lin ~ mn aInlrablo
artist and confirmed tho high reputation !lo has
won Tor htnsrf on tho Continent aud In the East.
eyh 6tatGh. Mmn. A!aE!s liuxo wha In magnificent
voice. and on several occns!ons during tue evening
fairly cnthnaeA h1r nHhionce. Tho long ultserofD
sepho was forced 10 h9 rct,eatetl, Ltonora las
seldom bad ninro sytnpAthcttn and drnnastp
representative In San Francisco than, Nine. Hoxe,
and hpE previous succebs In t'Ttaytata" WAS
touhly confirmed. Slgnur pan.aeoni's III EoHte
I'll LuHs surpassed tie t1iunlpls he has already
achieved fh!s season. TIlu audience almost bs.
eAms cruel IN ttc! dgmnnds fur ths scpetttion ut
I+nfnnalno ffun g!ngin. ftrraMd0, and ut The last
moment, IN order 10 strengthen the representation
nt the opefn. Nit, George 4. cunlY very generously
consentcd ~ aasun.e that comparatively smal ro!e
and. accomplished 2r3,Hl hi IL, did not fail to
10 tho very bcat With It.
, 1879-04-26
AT ltELLAff1, o.

6Ust1hf U'xEd1tH 10 1N6 3FIbhHe.
P1TTsnul1u. Fa., April 25.-The Star Glass
Works ut Dcllair, T., owned BY j. s. Sullivan,
were completely destroyed by an inceudsasy fire.
shortly before l2 o'clock Inst night. The loss
ts &o5.0oo, With no insurance. fireworks had
been Idle fur about three ycnrs. citizen
1latnel james Brown was probably fatally hurt
while assisting 70 rornoye the machinery from
tllc burning building.
, 1879-04-26
ni,1omatic Correspondence Re.
lating to the Wreck"
Ing Laws.
n,et,l,ers Complaining of Be-
Ing Ta1ett Out Of Bust"
ness,
MANY Other 1tarns from Vari-
Gus Parts orthe United
provinces.
1vnECKtN04
sh,,.trt 1fsnIfck TO 3A6 1f{hHHA

Arr4wA, Apltl 25.-hlr. buntter intctlds NOV.
..sin Parliament for pu nddrefa to her hejcsty
~ f|ursr, praying tint she will aubtult to tho
,s,,sia1 Parliament tneaaure 4pf the election
- ,l,t Provincial Governors by lilo people Of
s,rh Province Of thu Dominion.
Tho correspondence. etc., relating to tic
.et,ure Of tho ssea1n tug Sarah +. bryant nnl
NJ o,t.tion Of reciprocity OF wyecklng Inns been
III hoforc the House. II le very yotumfnous.
I'm followtnE Is synopss OF tint Of 1ater
a.,r Eit +. Tlsornson wfotn to tic Marquis Of
salisbury on Dce. -, 1873, and said:
,hs,e the honor 10 inclose con1os .of an net of
cnnrrsts, dated Jnnn II! last. 4! allowing Canadian
1ssss's 10 relieve Canadian artl nthHr vessels in
s. y hS "ns5s q IsSq vqgyaad t6st
: ,Iralar pEislcRo thonld hs granted BY the Cana
An Coytrument 10 American vessels. On the
I'D Of JuIy forwarded copy of ths at to tho
stircd mute from Mr. Seward, dated July IL. q
raoy ii which have the h6nor to inclosct truns.
nIt!nr cnpy Of tto famo act, md tnqulIing
srsn Of woalh be made BY the Canadtan Govern
nrnt. furnished copy of Mr.. Sswarl's noto 10
lori Dn1etin who replied that no provision. tn
t;tinGent. ~! ss, aud iKst iho au6ject would re-.
s.jye Consideration before tic next tes.
ftoa Of r.tlIsmcat: further s. .sapy as aecn
M 70 ms y M wsxa on ape ~ 'as s'1ttn
uttp il, tho ,nntser, that the AMERICAN tug Csms'
pon VII rczca ~ tho Canadian Custor1s Officer.
I'D was obliged q Rlyc boat4 fos stoo because It
DtI,utt lt!ser npnn which II had grounded. A.
eopy Df this note was also sent to- the Governor
iltaera Of Chnadn, bntno observations by the Cana
hsyt es ret reached me. ! hive lately received q
frnher n9lc from Mr.. Eyarts upon tins subject, IN
shlch It /. again urged that aonle measures should
WI lrf% IN nkA1ht rthnfh f1Rfr nntjnu
, 1879-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tom Taylor, Hlauu llc put forth 1sts play ol
"Flie Foat's Rovcnro,'t who claiming ortgt-
nslfty, mined Victor liugo's "ta Rol d'Amusc''
10 It's foundation. 1t is built out uf Atrone
story. mud it, nero plot nla1ics II an excellql,t
tnolotrama. There arc thfco acta Ut II, H.
dialogue IL In vigorous, although sometimes
proaey, btnuk verse, intcranerscd with dull
p1atasudcs untl trnfsms: yet Tic Interest Of tho
play Ia by no meaus extIngual.ei through thu
weight OF tina language. Its motive IL re-
ycnRe. and Its moral teaches tho Hcript~
ural lesson that rovcngo Is the attribute OF
Gu1. Ilis pfny was tl,o attraction at Nc
Vsckcr's last night. Mr.. Edwin Booth has scv-
cral ttmaa appeared boioro tho Chicago public
IL ths central ngurc,-thc lefornrd D<r.aecio,-
and sevosat ttnes the performance has been re-
v'ewcl III these columns. Yet, when We arc re-
introduced by this nctor to the heart of the
al'etcrc nnA cnllittcrctl yet tender jestct, We
tlic tines, and bis domestic life fo,tlly and
trcachrroasly snoltntcd. His de1ormity makes
him ehattleeock for ,noekorY aud
a"f lis own ns.apen jlrre ii his heart H'Dis Wit
misery, md towarl all, with one execution, he
feels nothing but wrat!l md hatred. TlIts OK
ccpsion is an only daughter, upt'n whom he lar
i.llos "a intcnss love, md kecps her from tho
hope Of arcngtng htHlscf Upon thu man VINO
ruined his domestic tlc hc inattEatcs M nsisto-
cratic Villain to carry MI his wlfe an1 Btrtnec;p
assists H. the enterprise. Through series Ut
atrango Incidents ae succeeds h0t IN delivering
INTO Tue hn1Ids Of ;|lc llccnttous Loble tho wIio
OF ILLS enemy, but his own daughter. Ultimately
he rescucs her, hut not before l.o has
suffered The agony OF tic damned
md waded through a sea OF blood,
Tlle role of Dertnec|o has always been consid-
cred, and Justly 30, ono VI Mir. Booths master-
pieces, a11 tho continued appreciation Of tic
public was frequently manifested by the audience
last night Tue bitter apd tlle tender spceclles
was we'll sustained. Thu sccno with hts laugh
Ter, ind t'e recital to 1cr OF hts wrongs, were
!uli Q! tenderness and feeling In the sctNe be-
lore .ta!attsfa's house, Where hc holds the lad.
der which, unknown to hin, leads -Hsnf freti to
the chamber Of his alceping daughter, he acts
with tfondtsfl exn!tation awful IN its sincerity.
The next great B[tisat!on IT the pccc OCCURS at
the cnd ot tlle third act, where he
beEs admission to tho room tn which
-uaH}rfdt hns dragged ILLS daughter. III this
hcene-tle crisis Of tile plny-air. Booth sounds
the depths OF human passion alml Of despair.
Hts conlmiigllng Of laughter and teare Is ren-
dered with nIl The felicity Of art nnd tic re-
sources OF expression. And the last scene,
, 1879-04-26

AT IIfNSDALE.
The rcsidenceot q, ". Gordon together with
The barn and contcuts ot each, ,Yas consumed
BY fire yesterday morning.
, 1879-04-26

Next door north and adjoin-
ing FIELD, LETTER & CO.'S
NEW STORE on STATE-ST,
, 1879-04-26
g.
TYRREIL.
83 & IS State-st.,

Offer for sale a large and va
ried collection of Ename1ed,
Decorated, and Plain Earthen
Wares. Also, French China,
comprising Dinner. Tea, Lunch,
and Breakfast Sets, Of Recent
Importations, Choice Shapes,
and New Designs, selected in
Europe by our own buyer to
meet the wants Of city trade.
We exhibit latest styles from
leading makers, receive New
Wares fortnight1y, present
goods Of unsurpassed quality
and elegance, and sell at Uni.
formly Low Prices.
A Combined Dinner, Ten, and
Breakfast Set, Of 150 pieces,
from 1b dollars up to any SUM
desired.
, 1879-04-26

- Hair Hsvivnm" restores gray hair to tts orig.
lnal calof fur TO Ccnts.
, 1879-04-26
Is cents Yard!
Much s&,,tlc1 ttul,te.

ALSO,
Lot of Spring FANCY Silks, choice
stylos, same quality sold last season
at $l.o0 and Sl.lo; now 76c.
Good limo Of Fancy Silks, good
quality, at 80c.
Very choice assortment Of latest
shades, Lyons Colorod Gros Grains,
exco1lont quality, sl.Oo.
24-inch Rich Black Gros Grains.
Sl.bo; special bargain.
A specially good Black Silk at 81;
bright, puro, and heavy.
30 pcs. Blk. t. Cachomiro Milano"
Satin-tlnish Gros Grains at$1, 81. 10,
and $1.25.
Brocados, Waterod Stripes. Satin
and Gros Grain Stripes, and other
desirable noveltios in Silk Fabrics,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03
VOTES OF CURRENT Events.

Coal is worth go cents per bushel in
Georgetown, while it sells here at l2lc.
Hayes, it is reported, has decided to
appoint Secretary Evarts to the British
Mission, and make Senator Fenton, Score.
tary of State.
The net profits Of the Pullman Palace
Car Company fYr the year ending July 81,
1879, were about a million Of dollars.
Pretty good work for 464 cans.
The widow Oliver finding herself
failure as a lecturer, has withdrawn from
the field, and at her own request has been
sent to the poOr-house at Washington.
Deadwood, the famous City of the
Black Hills, was nearly entirely destroyed
by FIRE a few days ago. The loss is estima-
ted at S2OO0OOO with little or no insu-
rance.
A Republican Committee has been
formed in Washington to see that no ex-
Confederate is given Office in any Of the
Departments. Verify the hatred in the
Radical breast is past imagining.
Up to Saturday last, 2l6,779 persons
had visited the Cincinnati Exposition, and
the rush continues at the rate Of from lj,-
900 to 5000 per day. The display is ex-
eeedingly large and comprehensive.
Prof Wise and George Burr, a native
Of Paris, KY, went up In a balloon las!
Friday in 81. Louis and have not since
been heard from. II is feared that they
have suffered the fate Of Donaldson.
Coal oil has advanced 25 per cent. in
wees. This will help out the Pennsyl-
yania producers to the amount Of $4,000
per dav, and enable them to regain what
they lost when they furnished il at sixty
cents per barrel.
An exchange says that Laura D.Fair,
an old eourtesan, who murdered man for
preferring his wife TO her, is lecturing 10
large and what the Herald calls, "respecta-
Bile" audiences in New York. She's a
sweet kereecher.
Thomas Pollard, living on Little riy-
rr, a few miles West Of Cadiz, has BILLED
$50 squirrels since The lat OF July last,
and sold them in town at 81 per dozen,
being $40 realized from squirrels within
hree months.-[Trigg Democrat.
49, The Readjuster column Il. e. those
sho wish to repudiate the State debt, } is
asst resolving itself into black line with
My enough whites to supply II with field
tail officers. BY the iih Of November,
he battle will probably be altogether on
he color line.-[virginia State.
- Eighteen hundred school-houses have
cen built in Kentucky during the last
light year, and there arr altogether T. !
90 public schools in the State, attended {
y 10000 pupils out Of 10000 children {
{ pupil age shown 10 be in the State. &
The quarterly interest on the four-per :
ent. loan fell due yesterday. Checks { or =
egistered interest, So, 600 in number, have 4
cen sent out by the Treasurer. The Post d
flee in Washington could not mail all Of b
hem in one day, $1,000 being sent of yes &
srday and the balance to-day. The total G
mount represented by these checks is 81 II
S0,s7a u
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03

Mr.. NJ. J. Miller, OF this place, pnr
chased q short time'sinee FROM Georg,
Denny, a tract Of 200 acres Of land neal
Hyaiisville, for $4,000 cash. His son-in
Law, james 7. Adams, and his son, Thos
s. Miller, will reside GA the farm and
manage il.
- On Wednesday the case Of the CON.
monwealth W.. Grove G. Kennedy, vas
called, and continued by consent Of par.
ties. An order was made calling q special
term Of the Court to begin the 3rd Mon
day In January NEXT, said term to he held
for the trial Of the Kennedy case
Three small boys, William, John and
Mat. DELPHI, aged nom ten to fifteen year.,
were ARRESTED Sunday, BY Deputy Sheriff
Black, on the charge Of committing a rape
on a little Eve year old daughter Of W. NJ.
Howard. The Gaze Was referred 10 the
Grand Jury, who are investigating the
matter
- PERsONAL.-Mlsa Eslslle Neat, a
charming Yodng lady from Jeliersohville,
Is the guest Of Miss Fannie Williams ......
Mr., Hiram RoIhwelI, Deputy Sheriff, and
Mr.. Thomas Palmer, Of Garrard county,
were here this week ...... Hon Charles A.
Hardin, Of Harrodsburg, Is here on pro
iessiOnal business p. 81. Among the visitors
to town this week, We note; II. d. Gil
more, Lebanon; John ~. Watson, u. w.
Garner, Pulaski county.
- Sallie Reasons Was tried al the last
April term Of our Circuit Court foe the
murder OF her infant offspring. She WAS
Iound guilty of the statutory Oaenae Of
the birth Of her child, from
which Judgment her counsel appealed .
The Appellate Court reversed the ease.
The present Grand Jury returned an in J
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03

On the 29th Ute Indians attacked
three companies of cavalry on Milk
River and killed Major Thornburg,
the commander, and fifteen of his
men. Lieut.. Paddock and Surgeon
Grimes, with thirty.fve soldiers were
wounded. Thus are our ! est soldiers
sacrificed because of the dishonest
policy of our Government toward the
red men.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03
NEW DEPARTURE
IN TUE
ORGAN TRADE
ny
MESs.D. \. BALDWIN & CO.

Realizing the fact that there are hundreds Of
parents Sho woud be glad 10 give their children
a musical education. eoald they Aa1rd 10 purchase
ioT thea a good instrument at a reasonable price,
40 have doeldei Ia sell dve hundred hne Cabiuet
Organs On the following terns We will put tina
price Ofthe organs down 10 $50, and purchasers
eau pay SO oash aud the remainder Ne will d.
vide up into small monthly paymsnts u u each.
which gives the purchaser one year and SIX months
10 pay the remainder. Please think what a say-
Ing Of thifieen cents pr day will do Or your chill
dren. The above organs are made Ia dpi-clAss
style aud oi hrst-class material. The eases are Of
solid black walnut. They have two full seiu OF
reeds aud seven stops, three Of which run all the
way through, making them equal 10 ten-siop or
gans Of other mates. The Keys are Of pure ivory
guarantee OF h'o years soes with each organ.
Persons outside VI the city no aud Il inoon venient
10 call At our warefoosns can have a circular oon-
tanning cuts and fall dssc fpiiou sent them on ap-
pleaiiOn. Persons desiring Pianos can obtain them
nom Us at prices aud ON terms equally as good a.
on organs
q Of the pu',hass ulonsy organs and q on
planes saved BY saying you saw this oasf Ia ihs
isrKHioH JouRsAL,
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SH0NIN GERS
NEW IMPROVED
ORCHESTRAL
CYMBELLA ORGANS
.. q: BALDWIN 4 co.

Vali the attention Of every organ hnyeF 10 thsse
Instruments They eo1hine the unost iniIoFtAnt
changes Ia Styles and novelties In design Sf CO.,
and also improvements &c the protection Of the
Instruments
taeh Organ contains boOk closets and nsu le-
vice Tor CLOSING the pedals and tesPlng out mios.
The cas- is Of BLACK walnut. the keys Of Ivory
aud the sharIs Ebony, the Wind chest and sound
ing o. reed bard are lasds BY a Teculiar process,
No that they will not erAck, shTink OF swell.
Having taken the management Of their sales foe
the States Of Ohio, Indiana, Kentueky, Tennessee
aud West Virginia, Ne Offer these instruments at
whos.ale OF retail At prices that viii enable hun-
dfeds II families 10 hay thorough -aads And 20
liable Organ. Evsry shoninger Organ IL f.liy war
ranied Tor i've years aud IL guaranteed 10 gi,e sat-
isiAciion 10 the parrhaser.
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Gov. McCREARY returned the
draft that had been forwarded to him
for balance due him by the State,
saying that he didn't wish to be made
a preferred creditor by the State,
when so many in greater need than
himself were forced to wait, which
was noble act by noble man.