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TO FRUIT GROWERS AND TRUCKERS.
Having established a
WOOD AND COAE.

GOAL SOLD BY WEIGHT have IN
" my yard, Twenty-nrst street between ,rt MAN
nj, sles and best quality, ald VIII be SOLD Ior easn
ss cheap as can be bought. PINE ana OAh WOOp
Sold from $3.50 20 $3.50 per cord. bfaheh Ssiai
slAieen'" """ T.. L. MURPHY,
,,oood No. z Twenty-frst street.
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uEALING SPRINGS.

IL BATH COUNTY. VA,
are now opsn. Terms: $3.50 per day, SIS ger
week. and $50 per month OF twenty.elgfl, days.
WATER for sale at Purcell. Ladd q Co.'S SEND
postal for descriptive pamphlet
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THE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.

This fayorite summer Resort has been released
bv MRS. NJ j. COLLtY, Of the Hamilton iiouse,
Washington. ID. G.. aud will be OPENED On HE
1sT OF JUNE FOR The kECEPTlON OF
GUESTS.
For Pamphlets, giving full descriptions aud
Spiinys my 27ims
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY TX }!
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PROP OSALS.


p,cuxoSp AID ALI.yaHANY RAILROAD COIL
CHIEF fNGISEKR's OFFICE,
No, llOi MAIN srREEr.
RIc,INosD, Va, June ., 1850, J
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- al this once until ~ O'Clock THURSDAY the
2fth OF June. 1880, for the GRADUATION ANis
MASONRY besw cen Buchanan aud ths mouth Vi
North river. twent,.tw0 miles ana ps'"ssn
mllss. IN A., n.
Information In regard 10 the work viii De mr-
pi.hsd by Nsior GEORGE McKendree, division ems
sinser Buct ansn. and BY Msjs< &. N. Bolton, dvs-
lon engineer, Richmond. Az btsis should be en-
dorsci Proposals on ontside 81 envci9ps..
je 6-e,l0,13I5,2l,22 xxSss
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MARINE INTELLIGENCh.

IMMATURE ALMASAC-JuSE Is, 1880.
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de 3Oeod

OAK AND PINE WOOD, S3.0 Per
cord. delivered; BEST OAK and PINE, - 10
a. 81 nsr cord. delivered; ANIHRACiTE UHAL'
an sizes FAST aH HI O eoAt snds Of Steam ard
SD,dn s,si iowest cash prices. Orders by tele-
meme or oherwise promptly aIlsd ana rEnr ,ss,
SATISFACTION gu,r1nn,eeesui ary Stree Diva"
my
DTPCUAsERS WANTED FOR BEST
~, I'm 1oaI. REST ANTHRACIrEC COAL,
as.S 81. 'rrrnsEsT PINE and OAK WOOD. BE- !.
ppriMnrRpAND COAL, BEsT WEST viaSpNlA
STEAM COAL. .. =, dss w.bridse.
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BOARDING..
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
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RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST RTGAGE us,
DUE 1920,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.

We Offer for sale limited number OF the aoovede-
SERTED BON Us at s95 aud Interest, the company re-
serving the right 10 advance the price from time TO
time without notice.
we recommend the bonds a. good and safe Sc
curity.
The bonds may also he had from any OF The o1he
stock.brosers ia the city OF Richmond
DAVENPORT 4 CO.,
mv17 Stockholders.
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Warrington.

AMENDMENTS TO THE BAYARD DEPUTY-MAR-
sHALs' BILL AGREED T0-THE ELECTORAL
BILL-THE YORKTOWN CENTEyNIAL-THE
PRESIDENTIAL COyTEsr--PERs0yAL-A TAR
IPF MOVEMENT BY Mr.. BECK-THg ExO-
pra
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TBE STORM OF SATURDAY AND COMMENTS
TIE SUIT VS.. THE RICHMOND AND DANynLI
RAILROAD COMPASY-PUBLlC SCHOOL MAT
TERs-sTRUCK By TRAIN.
, 1880-08-08
NOTICE,


10 ths Editor Of The Chicago T+i1an. = A'S
In view Of tho fuct that good des, ha, 49,
said recently in the newspapers about tha s4 o.a
posed street railway on Lake street ~ ~.
Committee appointed By the property-ovnp,,aa ~
that street, deemtnR it proper to give thu n..,..
OF some Of the owners of property fsouttn. -
that street who have pctltioned to thar,s
Council to gr.ant to the West Division R.uv..
Company permission to construct tho ss.a ,,a
way, On condition that work ts begun wilt, ~.
days. and that 1t Is completed and in oocr,aas
within sixty days from the pussage Of .ho ondl.
nance now before the City Council, which o,r,.
pels the Company to pave sixteen feet Of n.
street on which their line ruos between I7os,.
Park and Michigan avenue, and between Raj,
we'll street and Central Park, herewith pra.e,t
the names and the total number OF feet ntnr.
scnted by the following petitioners.
E. u. HAINEs>
'r II. CAKBINE,
FRANK GRUNpEH
N =. PECK, "
L. G: FAlRBAxEg,*
E. 3. GALE,
- ENOS AIRES,
Committee
, 1880-08-08

Grace ,McNab, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Proctor
and family, Mi: Hiram Cool, Miss Lizzie and
Miss Oils Clark--all Of this city-left on the
Northern Queen for Collingwood and the
Aluskego likes.
Mrs. Fl. E. Parsons and daughter are at
Draper Hall, OconomoWoc.
Emery i. Storrs and family are still so
tournlng ut Saratoga.
Mrs. Seymour is spending the summer at
Lake Minnet0nka.
Mrs. John Planktnton, Of Milwaukee, was
In the city Saturday.
John ii. Dandy is enjoying vacation at
Like Mfnnetonka.
Mr. and Mrs. D: A. Hewes left for New
York Monday night.
John 3. Drake, ESQ.,, has returned from
Richtielh Springs.
Maj. qsorye II. Mcconnell, of this city, is
In New York.
Mr.: and Mrs. s. Corning Judd are visiting
at St. Paul.
Miss Mollle Beebe is visiting friends at
Geneva.
Mrs. John A. Rice and family are in New
York.
4ir. and Mrs. ". E. A1drich are at Green
Lake. =
pr. ". ". Alport has gone to Boston on
visit
, 1880-08-08

made name in so1no Of the large Eastern cities.
| and in its MANAGER, 5ir: J. N. Hill, the public
| have learned to hare thorough confidence. He
makes no idle boast Of whnt he Will do;
he makes no promise that he does not IulalI'
| he gives to his patrons full value for their
| money When he started out with Den Thou1p-
son he started out with tho conviction thaf there
was quarter Of a million OF money In the play
Of ..Joshua Whitcomb." The wiseacres laughed
ut him, and the - olo and experienced theatre
ca, managers watched for the end of his career,
believing TINT that end would come with time,
md that time would find tho DO: tom Of bis purse.
For nearly seven months he lost money. Then
the tide turned. and SO successful has the piece
been since that before the public wcarlcs OF the
play halt million OF money will be taken out Ut it.
Mr.. Hill was moro successful ut the start with
bis sccUiid theatrical Vcurure-''All the RAgc v.
.-rhan with his first, for. from the opening night
in brooklyn lust january or February ne has
made money II: How much he will ultimately
estimate, This, however, can be said: His
business sagacity and his intuition us to what
made @ Ali the iia.;c' decided Success. ' '''''
". u. Eaton. local drainatic critic. Some
GeSs Thoae arc Ss 9eSs Don nysa sens he
leading part. 1t mnde q popular hit, and SO fu-
yorably was the manager Of the Madison strcot
ness for three months. The pfcce would
have :. been kept our until the oud
FOR an os acc!aea ssso One n asht IT. Dloa, efe
"indisposcd,'' broke up this performance III the
middle OF tho third act At i certain point ono
Of tue actresses had to say to bin, us your
name DR.. AtuUodf' He turned upon her, loOkcd
her IN t1e EYES, held out s inde1 M
upon the audience can be imagined &c saw
whnt he had dune, and nimbly 6opped to the
footlishs, with the evident intention ut correct
formed Of bis condition. It's III right"
It it. ali right when I soc you at tho
Sherman House In Chicago: Faet
lug around n.o re 1 so1 | 70 u use ttlo hard Ian
guuge to drive them Off," The curtain was
pulled down. The performance was ended, and
Jnkc Murray, who vsns with the troupe, c0uclud-
tug that thoy couldn't get along without John
When the play was presented in this city the
critics found objection to much of its daloy,
and also discovered grave defects in its
construction. Since then, however, tho piece
has been rewritten, and, wp nulcr-
stand, SO radical have been the alterations tlat
we nluy look upon the work rs Utmost new. Tho
idea Of the play is to satirzo tho disposition On
one, no matter how vulgar or how Ignorant,
whom they consider great The piece will be
presented with the following cast. The scenery
IP4lllam Goodiot,. Chtropodlst, Mr.: Frank Har
dcnbergh; Dc Hit C. Briggs, Mr. WiIlinm Day.
tl9e; Horat1 Braney, MIR. J. @. Padgett; Charley
Grsngcr, Mr.. ". richardson: viii 0oodUtl:,
Clinton Briggs, Nil? Edwin siiiIiken; Stt1r 81, Mr..
John Porter; SUphruHfd BfiOOs. Miss Meta Burt
lett; Julin Gale, Miss Susie Winner; C1eopdtrd
Erancu, Miss Blanche Moulton; Mrs.. Dr.. Good-
yin, Mrs Owen Marlowe: Annic Goodwin, Miss
, 1880-08-08
80: -~L &s25 .~4n
Juice Of lemon. orange, Or other f,.,.
sSas; sn ey1n vored further with honey sa
THE VILLAGE SEXTON

FpT The CAte.qo Tftourx
Vhe day Is done; the sun il down
- The dismal night Is dsa wtns ~.
Acrust the dArk fields, from tha ~,
The tolin: bell hear. ' "Hh
Another soul hez passed avav
The village sexton died to-fiayS
His work an c;are are DER.
HIS hair was gray. his form yas sn.... iii.
de he'd grave an solemn mta4,
An. mid its many lines O. care.
No trace O mirth was seen.
A rusty suit O black he wora.
Each Sabbath morn be used tn x+.
Behind the crcakin' cntry-dOor.,
- The bell-rope IN his hand.
: He RING tho merry marriaQe-ba,l
TO greet with hope the blushin' ir{d..
he totied the slow an solemn Ensii
When deariy-loyed ones dfeti.
When Winter winds blew keen an, x,..n
Whcn Summertime were In hIooST, Ss'4
he druv the dark hearsu Ger The XII
That took 'em to the tomb.
The hands that to1led tha bell u I'm.
ARC folded on his ltfeie4s breosrs
He soon must lie amid the thronr
He helped to lay at rest.
The bell II toll he oft hez tol1ed
An worldly customs be the sane. Il
While other hands II heap the muld
Above his Hfeless frame.
We oil must die-'tIs win to veep-.
The proud, the poor, alike musr fan.
Beneath the sod We soon must e}ean-'
The reaper claims us all.
LAWSDALE, Chicago. ECogyr u,a
, 1880-08-08
RURAL LIFE,

For The Chicago Tribunk
We're out in the country-the beautiful co,,u.
And how enchanting to sense tho sweet atr.
To hear all the songs 0f the birds in the forest,
ana lsst TO tho husbandman'a Hcnyon-h hearG
Q it is better thnn boarding up troas,,re
" strife ana contention tn city and town.
For nero Mother Nature gives hcapiug- full
With smiles in addition, and never a frown.
Here VIC eau live to be true to each other,
wrue to ourselves, and true to tho world
That glorious banner that never is fu1ied,
l Hero we can worship iii Nuturc's cathedral,
Wnere the sweet anthems INCREASINGLY roll,
And where ali feel we arc nearer the ANGELS
For here is solace that reaches tho SOUL
Here M We are students in Natures great college.
And learn OF the bees and the blossom Ing flowers.
zcphyr3
That ! l:' whisper unto us in twilight hours
call. va
For surely it seems as If Heavens Evangeis
"ofe waiting about us and watchtug us ALL.
The swallows are fitting around the rude shell
The robin sits chirptng upon the beech tree.
And Nature seems yocaI With melody chnrmfur
from sunmftof mountain to shore OF the sen,
'gne eyes ABOUT u.s. undlmmed BY pollution,
Hto Ao Will E44uGE5 uu3L CQGGf1Ut and ttllpU.
and precious indeed ure the sweet consuiotions
Ihat COME forth to greet us on every hand.
meadow ~
" here vio.ets and clover so charmfngly bloom,
IS chanting its churus for ever and ever,
Aud always invites us so kindly I'd come,
The squirrels are sporting around the old fences.
The lambs on the hillside Are briskly at play.
The ~ofkmen are busy in every department,
And charmtngly fragrant the naw-mown hny,
Then o how resplendent the picture before US,
Where blessings unnumbered spontaneously
new,
With grandeur and beauty at every footstep,
Here in this garden wherever you 70.
life giving breath Is the breath Of the coru,ae1d
Ind precious old orchard Of fruit on the Knoll:
20 here then VIC worship in Gods own cathedral.
FOR here is salvation for body and soul!
DR., .. AMuKOsE DAVIS.
, 1880-08-08

~
To the Honorable the Mayor and City Codnch o1
Chicago:
This is to certify that We, the property -oxoe's
on Lnko-st. east 1T Union Park, who. under
misapprehenston OF the fncts in the case. as7e ~
anxiety to secure horse ratlroad on the sa1a
street, have Signed the petition Of the AetfopoF
itan Or some other r1li1road company, who fep;
resented that thoy would build tbs said raaFos9
within short time, hereby withdraw cur nacp.
from the said petitions. and hereby VIII o1t
names and consent authorize the West Cnlcaao
Railroad Company to build tho said rsltroso w
Lake-st. from Union 'Park east to Wanasn-ast
on the conditions expressed III the oralnsnss orSs
herewith submitted, md to which We appen3
our names and 1o1h In asking Jour approval
Jacob Birk. Jncob Nunck.
Hilhe!1une Wlppo, L. Olscn.
Euus Ayres, r. B. BradEcs,
II. J. Edwards II. 4. Arthur.
]. ktnRsbury. GhAa. t1eXem2u0s
Barbara Junker, Mary Becker.
Representing 955 Feet Of Property On
Lake-St.
, 1880-08-08
j New Dog StorT~

-. Htnd<TSon {hp-) Netr5.
several weeks ago, while Weaver Purk's
chiidren were playing on the railroad, nccon,-
panied by young bird-dog, the SWITCH engine
tEack" The children hustled oh, but little dog
gle turned around and faced the engine in de-
nance. The engine. being under full Roadway,
csushed him down, the wheels passing over the
EEeek, E, sexering the head completely from the
oody: me head rolled several feat down the
cmonnkment. As soon as the car passed. the
aenoess bodF OF the dog feaped to It's feet mud
followed the head down to where it hnd rolled,
sstagHereo :. around. and fell down by the side Of
parties. AVA ~ Aen""'0
, 1880-08-08

GREEN-ROOM GOSSIP.
John Mccullough sailed from England last
week.
salsbnry's Tronbadours, now in Scotland. have
made a hit.
The yokes Family contemplate an American
tour next season.
Havcrly is going to put fourteen-day clock
over all his BILL boards in New Fork City.
Tho unfortunate Pauline Markham, having
evidently got rid Of tho Colonel, has Joined tho
Rcntz troupe.
N. q. Leayitt has returned from England.
BE says ho has Marie Williams to a dead GER
tainty, and that Rice Bhan't have her.
Bandmann, the hcavy trngedian, had a mtsun-
derstandtng with Chinese laundryman at Sd
len, Orc, and was mobbcd By Chinamen be
cause he seized his clothes aud marched away
with them.
Compton, Nelson's leading man, forgetting to
pay his bills in San Francisco, was 80 the Clip
per says, attached on the morning of bis depart
uIc. The lAir Adelaide had to uQuidate to get
him out Of trouble.
An actor presented himself at tho door of the
nall Wncre LII. Tanner wNS fuSttug, and wanted to
know If they recognized the profession. Whon
asked what profession. he said tho fgsttn4
profession" stating that he Ind beon IN .thaf
line since the soason closed, md was likely to
continue until 1t opened. Ho was admitted.
Miss Nelson, previous to her departure from
San francisco. presented Manager Eberlo
and Harry Wldmer, of Dnldwin's, with two pins,
which the deludcd recipients ut tirnt glunce be-
lleved to be diamonds OF the first Wnrer In
vcst1gatton compelled them to accept tho kuowl-
edge that tho Wholesale price WIS $40 per dozen.
This Is the way they head an art!clo in Lead
:. ...raunxo Abroad-He Pays Midnight Vlsit to
State Street-Enters tho Dance House and Secs
f5!, the GirlsTHe . L Asked to Head Set, bur De-
halls,Where and How tho Great Preacaer
Passed the Night"
The critical gentleman of the New York Evcu-
sg fsE spSaking Of McculIough,s Hamlet
adulatory ink over this impersonadon. but these
occidental raptures do not necessarily signify
much # the critical gentlennn IF tho New
York Eucntng Post had read the Western papers
he would havo been better informed.
In Dallas, Tex, the other day, thirty small
boys were arrested for giving negro minstrel
show w:thouta license They were fried before
Is one day in JAIL" The constcrnation an,on9
the Offenders was very grcut. - But, his Honor
the end Ia Just such performance. I will pay
these fines myself"
In accordance with a law passed in 1Sl5. tho
Phtlade!phia authorities Aro trying 10 compel
they haye managed a theatre IN the Quaker
City. This act Is to the effect that Aevery por-
son managing theatre or public hal III the
eoirors Of the state $5o0 IS u speciai State tux,
indcpondent of the lfcensc-fee puld to the local
viewed. They declare that they won't pay
cent, but will fight the suits to tho bitter end.
It is intimated that there wcre 5oo persons
present ct tho breakfast rendered on July % bv
the Savage club Of London to some VI tho Amer
sided, and in proposing the "Amcrlcan StaRe"
as q toast be give John Mccullough an op-
, 1880-08-08
Names Of Property-0Wuers.

B. ". Lyman, Jr.
=. II. jennings,
| james COucn And others,
by their attorney, W.
II. Wood,
l.. WOLF,
4. w. Oviatt,
]. Wilson,
Chns. HeklmAnu,
john F0xen.
Geo. e White,
ii. Sicol,
NJ j. Peck,
John Schleyel,
II. L. Williams,
H. Y. Wl1uer,
Ch:ls- SCHWARTZ
Ear1t Iobtnsob,
Moses Shitea,
tonFnd OberK,
Frunk Iruudefs,
John Hnlvprsep
j. II. keuxiu,
J1a1HS Redmond.
Stephen II. Gnla,
H. j. Edwards,
i. Il. Aims T. Co..
Homes, Pratt Il Co.
Il. ". BiatehtuFu,
Nnthl Norton,
l'htio Carpenter.
John j. Clspar 9chtAd-
weller,
Waller Treievau.
John Johnston, By T. 81.
Hickey,
F. 5. IunSou,
u. W. Savage,
i. f.. VukcF,
II. r. Grtinih,
+. E. Corey,
lhas. Iut pt.nter,
John J. Il .eiman,
Philip HfCke,
W. Campbell,
VIM. II. lsobcsou, by ThoA-
Lyman, 1yent
Edwin e. Hall, by H. r.
Weeks, agent
Baker = Co.. By Il. r.
Weeks, agent, !.
Martin Ryerson,
Geo. H. hkl {Xuortln0(,
James Exan.
John II. Free,
Wm- Druexc,
e. r. Lewis,
j. H. Becker,
+. KOeilinR,
George B.rtcr1nau.
IOn2thnn Barley,
Chna- Iensotin,
Frank Grundeis.
Augustine DuiKpi.
:Mrs. r. Cnrlin,
J. V. Le MOyue,
II. Fl. Massey, Agt-,
Hugh Bradshaw,
Il. Willt:tms md ".
Edward Williams,
Lane, By Goudrldxe 4
Stokes, Agt,
z. tArEfne.
b, Il. Casey,
g, C0nnelI,
+. v. Yehmeyer,
VIM II. Stnnleye
Erect Hpck,
Q. 4. Sperry.
Henry Booth, ,
Jnhh C..Slcoi,
John J. Mitchell. by L. q.
Fairbanks, ATTY,
Charles Orguluan, !
II. 4. 4llther.
Crane Bros Mig. Co., !
ftobert CLARK,
sauruc 1taiti,o1,
3. w. Fortyee. by John
Fortayce. his attorney IN
=: f1ct,
EHnis Garrock.
L. c. Wood.
Representing. 1868 ]
, 1880-08-08

m,.. -; - sk 1.119H H1k 11sNI.
WIN ail Its defects - French Flats" has
pleased the people. Haverly's has been some-
,r,aa "s". ~ -e,. o"n a'"Ass conioltaols nllcd
tho ast 'It INV %eth ts ane piece WI Dc seen for
s. The False Friend" will be presented This
was the second MAY nrod,,cas d,,r,, 49, ,....
1ar scosnn ~ r. T1ntp, so,,a.a Thas. ~
York City. It was acted there with very nearly
the same cast that It is to be produced with here,
the changes being Mir. Len,oyno for Mr. Pa
sol,o MIC Na,,,o IT,. 80, r,... ~. w.. LUX
, 1880-08-08
GALL THE RAGE.ss

1hisPlay has been selected oopen 3IcVicker's
to-morrow evening. The management could
scarcely have made wiser selection, for the
piece has been extensively advertised, It has
, 1880-08-08
LOCAL NOTES

-, =. LOCAL NOTES.
sfr. Horace Mcyicker, now East, will return
early in the week.
The Child Of the State will likely open the
Grand Opera House. Negotiations are pending
, 1880-08-08

William j. Mtkz
Jacob nirk,
4. IAcub,
Fanny kernaun, m r.
F. MAdleuz,
II. Weber,
T. B. Bridges,
Ch- EfclianherR,
r. J. AussandE.
kos1n Latin.
g. Ntcketson,
Eno8 Ayres,
Angus Hcuokau
Chrtstixn HAliaE.
4. Moore.
G'eo D.. Fits,
B. FTanklIAn1.
Thuulue McNnmaf&
Joseph Wilson, Awsssx.,
Henry Gil1s,
A6% tFk ~ &hral-
-. .,n~ oA' N- es#
A ~ 4 ta,,.,, hxt =
80 r.r =, :, uSn1o. .,'.,,r ~ @a
xrwe tu. S.,tts+a.,x ~
Su,xar eas1." nwn,,t -
ssTrsc sre' = S,,,; tt3 sr+f.h -
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HIM An nv -. tlsctaS HsA
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dan S,,aif,n.,
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ter. nsr CnsndIes fT.
G:enH
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r. Ii i1ninss
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y Mp; Z l. 1!;sswx Lss:
II. y Smith, b. WI NM
, 1880-08-08

fnr t1o a.,raaran,a ~ raatar WailacE in hlA
~ ~ "rpo""@aeo ~ AAse~A ].
orfg1pm part
BdHalo Bill, with hls great sombrero and bis
rnven locks f. in the ctr'
N.H Ao1"j' - =" sAo S'''
1870 n.j1aaes eooe maSu 40
sea9on' ootuoes owen fa"ce'e"
". D'Wolf Hopper, according to the Clipper,
VIVA n,orr, ,ed ,ost wcol to Mtss Helen Gardner.
49, .-.,,.eo .'1 49, ,,rx,,,ah,o
The Brooklyn EdDlc 1ntimates the proDapIe
retirement of Mr. Charles r. Thorne, Jr., from
the Union Sqtaro Company.
rro,,- ,,,.,,,n. o-..,rs a. uoxor,v,e thia oven-
ma t1y ne appeais ~ , - .oiit,k,na
II inclined, und obJeot to play on Sundays.
r. ..,, +,.+ ". ro.o,,, .rwr,n., +ho deoo-
,otor f S tI ar hse hon cnaneod f., nrna
@ =. ny Thee =, tt nas 90. t ro, n"rrs Hnnsc
lnent tno1n0c Oh 1ne LIZ" oial.o op'la
Mr.. Charles Collins, who stopped into MIR. Harry
Courtaiucs part In '.Frouch Flats" ut few
minutes notice, considering everything, has
played tho role exceedingly we'll
pr,f q Ra,~ar ,vh, hoa ,o+a,v tt,,stroted the
~ ~ dro n,fic rrnresstnn IN several oscas,ons
t,,r;,o tha nr"aeNt nnrT,,ol t,nrrsc at Hershny
, 1880-03-16
AN UNEXPECTED EVENT.

To the surprise Of her munger nnd Of her as
socintcs Miss siauIe Grnnger, tho CtcelU Hane
Of "Tho Galley Slnse" company, Inns autlduniy
stopped fru,n single htcssedness into mutrIrnony.
The attatr WIZ 1neant tn haye been kept pn,-
found secret, md tn 1nako tho secret moro" pr
found tho contrnotng pArtIes thought thoy would
got nWay from Now York rs fur as possible. md
hAyo tho ceremony occur III Chicago, whcro
III tho lnnocenco Of tho!r hctrts they believed
no ono ever troubled himself or herself nl,out
tho lriyato atfalra Of other people, and tho event
could conno OF all nice. aud quiet, and comforts
ublo. Tho brIdeuroomts namu IL Mir. Alfred
FollIn, OF Now York. IIo III said to bo q nephew
OF tho late Frank Leslie, tho publisher, and
u prospective her under tho contested will.
Id IL 4 man nbOut ~ or u yoar8 Of age.
md. We understand, was formerly gngnEcsl III
tho publishing house OF his uncle. Oh Sunday
Mr. Fnllil reAchca Tho city. aud yesterday after-
uuon hu, accompanied by Miss Granger und lur
lnn, drpSD to tho hDl,sa OF tho !aov: Arthur
Mitchell and wcr0 there married. They ru-
turned to thu Sherlnnl, It1llsa, whor0 thoy
haso ro1tHs. unIur tho circumstances they
wsro naturally very. 90eetlonnto toSanet
marriage hcrAi1ls known. Miss Gr1ln4er'a r,ill
name, It ulay ho said, ID Annlu uralnnrtl. Hh0
bus bcan OH tho stAga sumo ectGN years, hAvilx
nlltle her debut ut tho Union Square. This
marriage will not caluso her retirement frSln,
professional llfo for tha present ut lrAst. sha
being under engagement with ME. Campbell for
ten weeks yut.