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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-22

IHE darkest hour ls ilsI before day, and
the darkest election is the one which by deep
laid rlans snd dsmDipg frauds seated Hayes
in a position 10 which he was not elected,
while thS.briRhtsst. one for the people OF this
government and for lovers OF liberty every.
where will be the one that elects IL ancock
and Koglisb.-M4 aries Co. Courier.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-22

The Republican party cannot white-wssh
Garfield go as to prevent the black spots
from showing out.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-22

Peter Cooper the Greeubaek candidate for
President four years ago, has declared Tor
Hancock.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-22

GES. Walker, the superintendent of the
census, says sufficient returns have been re-
ceived 10 indicate the population Of the
country, which be thinks is about IS 600, 900
An increase OF 5000 900 since 1870.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-22
Spring Garden Seminary, KILLER Co, No.

The Annual Session Of The Spring Garden
School will commence on or about Sept. 8 b.
1850, and continue ten monlhs-For particu-
lars address SUTTON & MoLEs. l. Gust
Mound, Miller county. 40.
MA 3n
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-22

PRESIDENT Hayes had u puoilu reception
at New haven, Conn, vn Ihe 29;b, Old
frauds receptions will soon be a thing OF the
past.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-22

Halt 8 hundred deaths a day from sdnstroke
IL aboui the average 10 New York CITY.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-22

IL TOE Virk.burg, tiath Mi,s,,stp dis.
,rct The Repub leans have hominatsa John
Lynch oloredl for congress.
Hsncock's rpcoid as n man and a silirr
IL without D slalu."-Ch cago Tribune,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-22

sncock'a nomination Is YictuFy.'--N.
Y. Herald.
Stand fast TO The ,feHsrsorI4n principles.
make no %blunder, and tue d imocraey will
win a great victory.
Hancock is q great soldier and a great
principles ai toe needle IL 60 the pole.
I'D mocrats are not msking mistakes this
yesr.'-lnttr Ocean.
About Ave hundred British immigrants
srrIYed 81 NJ rntrsai. on their way to toe
Wesl IN. Y. World, II.h.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-22

NT n--.is nov being made faster
than ever by those At work
A. tor "a. Prraons OF eitler
sex can lake $dj a week IN their own lowns
u they are wiling 10 work. No rick. 30
0utat Tree. Anyone can run the business.
Capital not required. All Who engage pros
per M oRe i4ils. Particulars foe. Ad'
dreas, II HALLKTT & % Portland, Maine.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-22
FOod for sho Bears.

Tho other day a lady, accompanied by hor
son, = very sm.ll boy. boarded a train II
Little Rock. Tue woman hAd q CnrewofD
expression hanging over her face like . tat
tered veil, and many OF The rapid questions
a ked By tbe boy were answered BY uncon-
sclous signs.
INA" said ,he boz. 'that mans like .
baby, ain't he!' pointing to a baldheaded
man. sitting Just ia tsoni OF them
"Hashg"
''wby must | husbT'
After a lew moments sileneei "Ma, what's
The matter with that mans heads"
Hush, | tell You. He's bald"
"Whet's baldf'
"His head hssn't go, any hair on IT,"
"Did II coma on"
81 guess co."
"WHl mine come off'
''SOme,ime, msy be-"
Then I'll DO bald, won't l."
ayes"
"wni you careg"
"Don't ask 80 many quesiions.'
Alter another silence the boy exclaimed,
"Na, look at that CIV on that mans head"
II you don't hush IN whip you when we
get home"
"Looki There. another o.. Lock a. 'em
fGht: look Il 'em!f
Madame said the man putting aside 4
newspaper and loosibg around. "WhAt's
the matter with thai young hyensf''
The woman blfhe9, stammefed out some.
thlpg and atE-t 20 smooth back the
boys haiF.
zone ay, two az, three aiep," said the hos
inuocently, following with bis eyes a basket
OF oranges carried BY the newsboy.
"Aere. you young hedge hog" said the
bsld-headed msn, 'ff you don't bush M
have the conductor pat you cf ibe ttain.r
III moor woman NOT kuowiup uha A. elias
10 do, boxed the boys ears, and then gave
him IA orange to kesp him from crying
"Ma, have | got red marks on my hesdfn
Eli slap You again II you don't hush."
"dtster," eAid the boy, after a short
silence. "does It hurt 10 be bald heSdedt''
"Youugs'es," said the man, "if you'll
keep quiet III give you a quarter"
The boy promised, and the money wa,
paid over,
TIE msn tolk Up his paper aud resumed
his reading.
This ia my bsld-haAAeH money, said IN,
boy. "Wbsn l get hsld-hradad I'm goin.
to give boys money. NJ ster, have all bald.
headed men got money!
The snapycd man threw down bis paper
arose Aid exclaimed; "Msdam, hereafter
when yoa travel lesve that ycung gorilla 81
home. Hitherto always thoagbt that th,
old prophet was very etusl Tor calling thu
she. bears 20 kill children tor making sport o
bis head, but now | An forced 90 believe tbs
ne did a Christian aot. II your bov ind beer
in the crowd be would have died first. II
can't find another seat 10 this train ia rid,
on the COW catcher rather than remain
htre.n
THE bald beaded msn is gone" raid Ii,
boy, and the womfn leased hsck ard blew
q tired sigh from her lips .-L.Iltle ROcl
Gazette.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-22

X SONS
Editors, pUbIisbers and Propriesofs.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-22

PnbItshea Ererv Thursdav.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-31

The Lizzie Henderson and Cochran run
between this place and Key West touch
ing at Tampa.
The Chase runs between New Orleans
and Havana touching at Key West
The Lucy p. Miller is chartered down
on the coast of South America
The Neptune carries the daily mail be-
tween Warrenton and Milton in West
Florida
The Valley City is used as cattle boat
to Havana.
The l1ostetter runs between Tampa and
points along Tampa Bay.
The Tampa is to be dismantled and her
machinery taken out.
The company had the Lizzie Henderson
built in 1877 and have kept adding steam
er after steamer until they now own quite
a little fleet
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-31


-Imn - ms nonanse,s sid Farmer Ben.
rs hrEin' ~ books and rules.
ADd s.sAh' Ia boys 20 lean thst EtnG
Al ~ sEFic1lfsni scAeolG
Rss.aio1 o er0Fs and analysis,
Talk tb4a 20 q young babOon
BEf yS1 needn't be tellin' yer science to me,
For be1iere IN The moon
Is * plant yer corn on the CROWN moon,
Ana PIT uP the lines for crows.
Toz-I fDd VII bear. and yer wheat win, too,
II h'E 6ecenl land where il Grows
~ pOsssoes, nov, are different thing,
n1wz 70 grow down. thai il plain;
AID Sosf ye 80 y01 mast plant for that
whea The moon IL on the wane-
% - IN Vl.uiin' and bOein' and hsyin' tine
i i vel % have Al eve
- fbe hang q The moon-ye know We can tell
Ave- moon from dry.
And a. 20 hsyin'. ron wise ones now
Are cugtin- rozr grass toS soon;
Il ro1 EssI Il 70 spend. just wait till it's ripe,
A.s nov OF tie full o. the moon.
- Aud uhez al the harvest work is done,
And f5e bEtcherin' time comes round
nongh yer hogs NAY be lookin' the very best,
And - IL - hogs are found,
E01 Eiu 6u5 yer pork an shriEelled and shrunk
Wien i comes - the table at noon
A. fred 20 rzgs-if il wasn't killed
A ne night tine q the moon
-- Viii The fs-zsers' neeiin's and oranges now
Folks car talk iiI al is blue;
BIT o0n'i yer be swallerin' all ye hear,
For fbeTe ainf morn half ont true
IL-E are irEin' 70 make me change my plans,
BIZ Tel en- I'm no such coon;
] sl-ll keep righi Cd in the safe old way,
Aud Eork nv farm by the moon"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-31

ner hurriedly. Brown il now huntinp
around for > new clearinghouse.
There ase two plantation propr;stor.
IN Louisiana whose landed possees;ounn =.
val those Of the proudest estates of the
English nobility, and many German
princes have fewer subjects than they
have employees on their pay rolls. Col
Edward Richardson owns 5000 acres Of
cotton plantations, widely scattered, but
all managed under his supervision. The
other proprietor is John Burnside, who
has eight extensive sugar plantations end
S,2s7 acres of cane in the ground. His
last crop produced 6,os4 900 pounds Of
sugar, and 1920 barrels of molasses, from
which $565, 900 must have been realized
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Cedar Key journal, August NJ

Cedar Key Journal. August NJ
People who think all the business
pluck and enterprise belongs to the North,
have but to enquire into the facts to dis
abuse their minds. Captain John Miller.
of the firm of Miller & Henderson, pro-
prietors of the line of steamers belonging
to the Tampa Steamship Company, was
in our Office on Tuesday and permitted
himself interviewed. We learned from
Captain that the company now owns nine
steamers with total tonnage of 1881.
Below we give the names of steamers
with their tonnage and what each cost:
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-31
STATE NEWS.

A white deer, with ears Of blush
1inge, has been killed in Lafayette county.
A new iron steamship, the Newport,
ier Mzllory's Line has been launched and
l.as gone 10 New York
General Loring has returned from an
sEtended trip through the Northwest,
and vii take the stump for the nominees
q tie Democracy at an early day.
The second number Of the Ducdl
ro'u.fy E.p,'Jlican made its appearance
fo-day- II j. the organ Of the boilers"
aud pitches into the regulars " without
-.ioTes.- aion. A'tg,est %.
A number Of jacksonville merchants,
isaaei by Mr.. J. f. Hart, called on the
seat President. on Governors Island, a
fez day ago and were of course courte-
su-iy received, AMI came away delighted
wth their visit
Colonel J. :. Whitner has been ap-
POINTED principal Of the West Florida
seminary, located at Tallahassee, and will
cave here IL take charge of the school
during the latter part Of September. The
trustees Il the school could not have
made a more fortunate selection.-Fer-
..as,.is.a E.ryresS.
A consignment Of pine-apples from
sen H. :. Sanford's Belair Grove, reach
iBg New York at the same time foreign
-hiIaneHt was received, sold at SIG per
Hundred, while the foreign fruit sold at
= and $ FER hundred. And shipment
from tie same place, when there was no
foreign fruit in competition, sold at 80
cents each.-!SG.ford Journal.
-flDe Of CUR Orange county farmers
Ezs IN the Citizen Office the other day and
-zys that, with one horse, he has cult
t1ied tract Of pine land and raised all
The corn, potatoes, ETC., that he needed !;
and IN the meantime, in the last four
years, has paid of debt of $4,000 from
cotton be has raised. lie says his land is
good bBt has not been fortified. He also
Lac about 500 worth Of oranges to sell
tllis yezr--dpOpkd Citizen.
On Monday, the hottest day of 1880,
occurred the first case of sunstroke we
have heard Of in Florida. A colored man,
noted for his industry, was working for
Mr. James McNiel, of this city, and while
wedding the premises dropped in his
tracks. lie remained unconscious for
some time, but timely medical assistance
has nearly restored him, and yesterday he
vas able 20 pull gras up in pretty lively
mznner.-Lake City Reporter, August %.
Prom a member Of the coroner's jury
we learn that George s. Marshall was
sbOt while standing in his door in Brad
ford county on Tuesday night. Only one
shot struck him, it penetrating his skull
ever the left ear; eight other shot struck
n the house. No one has been arrested
ca suspicion; no effort has been made to
ferret out the matter. Marshall is said to
have been under bond TO appear at the
next term Of the Circuit Court for house
breaking, and his evidence might impli-
cate Others, is the supposed reason for the
eowardly manner of his death.-Lake CITY
ReDOrEer, 1stgslf %.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-31

Mr.. Thomas Hughes, NJ. r., is So
journing at Newport.
Colonel Thomas NJ Jack, a promi-
neut Texas lawyer, is dead.
Premier Gladstone is taking pleas
ure cruise around the British coast to re-
cover his health.
The operatives at Rochdale, England,
ster q sixteen weeks strike, have re-
Euned work, submitting to the 8 per
cent reduction
"A convention Of deaf mutes is in
session 81 Cincinnati 1t is unnecessary
70 remark that il is a very harmonious
and quiet assembly.
The FIRST bale of new crop of Ala
lama cotton received in Cincinnati was
odd there yesterday at the Cotton Ex-
changs for Ief cents per pound.
-Hngh Buchanan, Of Coweta county,
xas nominated on the one hundred and
ffisth ballot in convention of the Demo-
erats Of the fourth district of Georgia
The National Board of Steam Nayi-
g.der III begin is sessions, on Thurs-
d. next At Norfolk. A large number
q iBGvianaI steamboat owners, not mem
bss q The association, win BE- present,
Eight men, With Captain Tadeo
- 4 "a u - -.
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Quincy Star July 81
The FLoRIDIAN is now issued semi
weekly, same size as the weekly, for one
dollar to January |, 1881, and we hope
every Conservative Democratic voter in
our county will subscribe for it. 1t is
filled with interesting reading matter to
the amount Of nineteen or twenty columns,
and its political management is able, fair
and patriotic 1t is by far the cheapest
and best newspaper for the money ever
published in Florida. Send your dollar
along.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-31
RAILWAY. 3
4M e.
GENERAL Managers OrFIcE,
SAVANNAH. May g, 1880
az and after SUNDAY, May sd, Passenger
" Trains on this road viii run % follows:
NInuT uXpprcc
RAILWAY

NO change of cars between Savannah and Jack
sonville and Savannah and ALBANY
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily betweeE Sa-
vaHnah and Jacksonville
Sleeping cars run through to and from Savannah
and Albany, and Jacksonville and Albany, without
change.
Passengers from Savannah for fefnanGina, Gaines
vile and Cedar Keys take this train.
Passengers for Darien take this train.
Passengers from Savannah for Brunswick take
this train, arriving at Brunswick 600 N.
Passengers leaving Brunswick at 500 P. n. arrive
at Savannah 200 A. n.
Passengers leaving Macon at It's A. N. DAILY
including Sunday connect at Jesup with thA Train
for Florida.
Passengers from Florida by this train connect ct
Jesup with train arriving in Macon at Gas I. n.
daily including Sunday.
Connect at Albany with Passenger trains both
ways on Southwestern Railroad to and from Ma
con, Eufaula, Montgomery, Mobile, New ORLEANS.
etc.
Mail steamer leaves cambridge for Apalacbicola
Sunday aud Thursday evening for Columbus eve
ry Tuesday and Saturday afternoon.
Close connection at Jacksonville daily Sundays
excepted for Green Cove Springs, st. ApguIAins,
Palatka, Enterprise, and all landings on st. Johns
river.
Trains on B. and A. R. K leave junction, going
west, at 11.S7 A. NJ, and for Brunswick at 40 P.
NJ. daily, except Sunday
Through Tickets sold, and Sleeping Car Berths Sc
cured at Brens Ticket Office No. % Bull street, and
at Savannah, Florida and Western Railway Pnssen-
ger Depot.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAJN-FAaTRRN t1FvI
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-31
CONNECTIONS.

CONNBCTIOEB.
AT Live YAK daily with the savannah, Florida and
Western Railway TO and from eaFannah, ana an
Northern, Eastern and Western Cities 8
At Lake City daily with the Florida Central Ran
Io1o 70 ana rom Jaeke0nFile, 80. Augustine p
latka Enterprise and all Landings on The g. Johrs
River.
At Baldwin daily with the Atlantic, Gull ana We,
India Transit Railway to and from Fesnandins
Gainesville, Cedar Key, and with Steamers for Tam
pa, Key West and Havana n -
At Chattahooehee three times weekly with the
Peoples Line and Central Line Boats TO and ftom
Columbus, Eufaula, Fort Gaines. Apalachicoh and
other River Landings.
tW Elegant Sleeping and Parlor Coaches. Wood
run d Lucas Patent, run daily between TaIiahAssee
and Jacksonville - -
ty Quick time, sure connection, perfect saiety.
EDGAR VLIET. :
Master of TRANSFORMATION
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-31
LAND FOR SALE.

GOOD LANDFOR FARMING; SUITABLE FOR
VI Trucking and Oranges; the most healthy loca-
ton in the State good water; good tim er. Any
time II desired. A good lot of Orange Trees from
to three years old Situated within one mile of the
Capital of the State, Good schools, churches-good
roads and desirable lands. Apply 10
G. q. GIBBS, Agent.
August "A, lSS0-6m
, 1880-09-28

wu.Iow, a,,d saw, Bru.n!bang! enter tho
l1lse by tho fr0nttln0r. At a.nut the same
time slI; snw tl.o h,,s|n1m enter tic yard BY 4
rrar gntt'. md go '|own II back .r.'tfar-way.
III nIs,ut i'm minutes slc ltt.nrt thu repnrt nf
a pistnl. ant Immediately after saw IsrnnI-
haigl, rush ont tr sitr .loor. 'ntlcss4 la Ills
shirt sleeves, i!s pants tl14arrauRctl, ind h1s
pcrson txp,scd. 1ie started for tho front
nate, wien War. appeared on the frnnt
norch. fired nt him, Ms lls was passing
tl,ro'tn111 1 t1'e Fate, a1t nEni wh;n II; Ind
tho fasal one, as l'a staggered after RECEIVE
Ing II.
WARTS ,tclneal,nr tl,soslah Tho examination
was That nf Il nun wFiu fell krprly his It,*i.
!lo',. 9tnt tretly regretted his t!eaH'. l1e won
e' r"se'i M u rosrs s F; l., liz ,no%rs % s hor or Of,
Wayne street, where lt4 twn children fund
lini. Their pxttutAnee of. Joy nt seeing bin
out Of tntf nga1il. and their iili0rent petitions
to him II return, wrrr truly touching.
Tho Cotuncr IlulHll"t Ills inquest to1:!1ny,
ait! swnre ont Il warrant aaaInst Ware,
which, 1t Is understood, will not bo served, II
belng n mere forlalfty.
, 1880-09-28
: SPORTING EVENTS.
Chicago Closes the Cleveland
Series with Its Eighth
Victory.
Providence aud Cincinnati tho
Winners Against Troy and
Buffalo.
Opening Day Of the Louisville Race
Meeting-Luke Blackburn an
Easy Winner.


Ci1ICAHN rs. Ct.ErEf.AHn.
The series M'.wcen tho thcaxo and Glove.
Iand teams WIS finished yesterday, Chicago ha,-
Ing won eight nnd Cleveland fa,lr out Df tho
twelve. About 1.tlD people wrrr present. Tho
contest was nhtablc for Ioosc tci'itng On 1xtt
s'i.,s nttt very weak bntt!nR BY tho vattors, who
RcUFc1 but three Hnfn hits OF CorcurntI. Tho
Chlcagos took kindly 10 Mccormick, tho,igl, hal
tho luttrr lucn well supl'erted by bis fltil tho
record Of bmat hits axnInst him wotItt have been
greatly REDUCED. ns fully haif tho bItt!n4 was
,to1tu after tie side thoul' hnve tccn out. i
fumbiri gro,i1alur and II Wild throw by Shaifrr.
together with hts by At'son, Goldsmith,
and Quest, Rnye Chtcago three ununrned
runs and s!milar number OF uu-
carnci hits In tho second !unInK. Kely's
two-bnscr In tho thitrl, With nnother Wild throw
by HhaiTcr, gHvcn fully. tho Inning l,clng closed
by Il sharp double. piny by Glaxscock. Dunlap.
md 1'1lfllIps--tho sccti,I out, hnweycr, being
very doubtful. In tho sixth. nftcr Anson had
hit clean md liurns Ind given Dunlap ty,
COrcprun bit to Mc0cnry. who threw nut Anson
at second, md Dunlnp. IN his anxiety 10 nlnko
nnnther tloblc pny, ahot tho ball nut of Phillips
rcarh md COrc''rnn vent to third. thence tA11ytng
on FlIilps' 1nutr OF shnHers throw. Two runs
were nnle In tue seventh oil another inutrcd
thrown hn!l W Phillips n phsscd bali and wild
throw by Kennedy, twn-baser by Kelly, uni II
single By j.t1rns. shnrp tleldlnR by Kelly,
Quest. 1Iurns, and At,soE. together with q
phenomenal catrh right otr thp ground by
DAlrymplc, h!ankch tho visitors In tho third,
when ruis xcru imminent and agnfn In tho
NTH. when n fnmbled erounslcr md q unified
line '1y by At!snn unl II pAs@ed lnIlt by Kelly
plncesl men % t.'conh Aud third. i fins thr,w
Ly Kelly and quick return !,y quest cnt,xht Me-
l,nrinck butween third md !inmc. \ bnsc IN
lMils i,s;*sgi H. h.!l md jaR1is by liurns; ioi-
iarnls ticr nnly tatiles, IL Tho afx,l, innnng mud
thu plucky eatoh by Cnrcnrnn 1T II liner from
McGenry's bat caught Iait1'ss iii third which
tlHu ttullhe plny. Aslic from the tH,uts
!lcscrfDcd, tho Klsne WIS quite tune nilu spirit
less.
Tho Dntrnlos plny hero -day. tn-tnorrow. ansl
Thursday. ind ~ this ~ tho ony tenn TINT hua
tut beaten tho ChcuKtx this yenr. thu lutipr will
try hlrM to prevent thom frs'm winning gnu1o
ollt Hf thu three.
1t ia due III Gniar1tth to state, In explanation
nf bis ptH,r showing Hgttnst CleveiAnf In
saturdays Hntilt', thAt ho x aufrrltu fr,n atlr
ness In tho arm chlsul by rheumntisln, ind
WIS not III ut condition tI plea III Gulire gA1ne.
TIE ECt!tE.
, 1880-09-28
LOCAL CRIME.

a NICE SCHEME.
II came 10 light yestcr!Hy that Sfr. j. I. Mo
Fnrfansf. Il commission merchant ut tho stnck-
fnrt1s. nrrnngcd sotne time ngn With tho weigh
innstcr Of thu 1inck Island Division to weigh
hogs md return certain excessive weights ns tho
result. ffe thcn went tu Mr.. u. Pratt, hng
tnlyer for ArtnD,,r K Co.. nnh unfoldetl IL him
tho scheme. telling tFnt ef tho potM and soft
thing awaiting. II tho three could coJperntr
Mr.. rrntt, uf ctilirsn. Hssentrl. md Of course
Immediately rcfntcd tho fnctA to hls employers
md to ME. john II. Hhcrtnnu, tho S,pcrintrt,,l.
cnt of tho Yards. tho moment NcrnrlHnds huck
WI. turtle-i., After consutattsn It WIS thmlxl,t
ltcst +, let tho ntlalr run IN until On us.rt uct
Yesterday. however. On the stnry getting nlu,ut.
Il" wo'Rhmnstcr was ,l,*s''ntre II: StMk.
lH,tni, anl tU,k fro,n hin bis npcn "r.ier.
which Will severely bumper his futsir4 opera
t!onF. II has t'een notlcetl tint fnr leu DAYS NIL
Nefstrlaltd'a hoxs, Irrespective Ut the rt}, tbry
c.ttnc In O.l. hHvr l1cGn driven 10 ihu .HHGk Isl
antl scale. .b.m.", although It Is not known so tnr
that any fraudulent weights have tpen returned.
No arrests hAee been natle. Mcfarland wis gDl
to be fmintl yesterday. aud 1t ~ thought he has
left tho tfty,
, 1880-09-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

Contcmpornncolls md tnnelous farc!cal com.
e4ly l,as been shrlvc1 ut Ifuolcys, and Robsnn
and Crllne haye uYnin stopped into Shakespeare.
From tho commonplace fliasog, the mechanical
lltuatioa, and tho conventional chnrIctcr OF tho
fostlter tn tile poetic fragrance. tho flowing
huHor. tho strange, romantic adventure Of "Tho
Comedy Of Errors" II most welcome ctnnge Is
presented. Few Of shnkspearo's phys hayo
been moro SELDOM seen OH tho stngc thnr this,
knd yet fow possess such opportunity
for broad nlorri1ncnt. Tho oltstaclo
IN tho way of its production
lies, Of course, IN tho difficulty Of Obtaining two
consedinns wo in speech, figure, and lit manner
stc e III s rss 81 fG
qursd no little skill o,! tho part Of itol,son md
G Grane Their mGthods, ,3 nro 3 entirely different.
ther E rGpsrt"irc; indeed. ono of ts' ttIe chiot
sh,,5ns of the!r Gs IN H. cen.
crtl.1u hls no well r,lnnResl to intnto linbson's
manslcrlssns 10 ach9n. tn incctlon, md eyrll In
@ istastory NJ s' % tSoy ' Wsre Nv verlt5o twins
There is only one thing lacking on tho pnrt OF
". Crane .tn nuke tho imitation :conlpicto.
Ral'son ,,'sclIs upon every war.l md pnuaes 1T
every seHtenee. Crnne In tho delivery nt his
as u fe eurrv !es t a Sr resI ~ IT, Gs %
nn it Is slight one rcnlly. Is perllfs d,p to Tho
1acs tl,at tho colacli!u!s hive not p!aye III tho
rlrcB Tor S}tI16 t1sl1c+ Arlft frDn tH1s the tef-
turlnhncn Is most delightful p,lc, tho 1,inny
reritarIons, p,ints Of which havo bcon often
dwels upon by Us. . Il T.. th,erei%y, now ,tn'.rs.
viii, onunr twn changes TIM san,e M ls,rnlcrly,
md the mounting Of tho piece WIS carcfnl. Sir.
nuu gnse n,Dst crnsl[tnbn pI,,ce Of work. rcati-
ing Ills lines with excel!unt tAsto mud uctiilg tho
part with Judgment. Sir. H. j.. Dillon u tho
Anttnlltls of Etcs.is, tho ntllcr l,utld, WIS
q little tnn bUistprau8 In hts Action n,ld
bis rca'liug was not IN tho tnaln chnrncter-
,1ed g. ~ =, c,'rc , Mlfs Ntss o ATncs ;, rro1tor
Ut LuciuIIH, sflKaa Ilcu llUsonns F.etltMnl sfrs.
Mary Myers nj 5ncith nnea no purtfo,lnr men.
tim. Tnoy werc crGdituhle c.,s.. uyors. "T'to
Comedy ut Errurs" Wilt 10 gtve1, rvrrs .ycnIng
during the presctlt week, tho third and tlv Iaet
Of Robson aud Cruno'S itlUAt successful eltKnKG-
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