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COMMENTING ON THE MESSAGE.

LoNDOE, Tuesday, Dee. T. 1850
Commenting on a synopsis OF the Presidents
Message, The Times referred yesterday to the fish
cries question and said
Tnp doctine attributed 10 the late Government that
the local laws Canada could OVerrule treaty Obga
tons never advanced by them: The real point at
issue between Lord Salisbury aud Mr. Eyarts the
true meaning OF the obligations Of the Treaty OF wash
ngon in respect 20 the concurrent privileges o cltzeLs
of The United atcs and OF the minOn the coasts
Of the This point may nave been nsconstrued
aud Earl Granville the present Foreign cretary may
have removed the misconcepiou. 10 is, however most
desirable that the whole qucs should be settled in
permanent fashion than IS contemplated Dy the
Treaty Of Washington which seems purpO7eiy framed
to provide for recurring occasions OF quarrel II new
Commission is to be appointed. an effort should DC made
ID effect final ueut OF the whole matter.
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.--The President sent
large number Of nominations to The Senate today
They were mostly for appointments mado during tie
Congressional recess, as follows:
William Lawrence Of OhO TO be First Controller Of the
Treas ry John T. UaTaift OF Peun,y ylvaHg, To Col
tor 0f Customs at Philadelphia Penn. Matthew r. BafT u
PEN syivdna 10 be Collector OF Customs for the District
Erie Penn john NJ Morton. or California 10 be surveyor OF
Gu tens AZ san Fianc Cat Ferdinand y >hurtleM of
Oregon, 10 be Collector Of Customs for the District OF VITA
meie. oregon. AlboI Morgan II Mobile Ala, TO be Coz
W. Burke. Of Ala t. be- Collector Customs District II
Mo Ala Audrow J. Dnmont. Of Louisiana to be Naval
Officer OF tho District OF NewOrleans. Ia. The
ophlus Gainer Fdyetyite, VIA. 10 be Pension
Agent at Washington. d. Aaron Newton Kim.
bali, TO be Receiver OF ruhc Moneys Jackson Miss.
Llcwclyn T.. WtOin. Of Monroe Mich, lndi1u Agent 70
OtOc Agency. Neb aska JOhu T.. Ne OF AIT Iake city,
Utah. 10 be Governor u Idaho. Humphrey Nom ter OF
Btth, y. Y. Kcg ster of the Lam Office at salt ia - CITY,
ali Allen W Eaton of terkimer n Y. Receiver OF FuD'
lc Money OK Ord iilh0
10 be PomG rs--Ewin n. Hall, Noriden. Conn. Joseph
:. Duunug. south Norwak, Conn James \. \ ixon ort-
land. y. Y: Miss Agnes ID. Rudc, Weefsp0rt, y y; M
sa J. Christie. Nyacs. Y; Wm. Budge Long Island
CITY, N y Addso9 O. We land saiantn'2' a. T.; Henry
T. tuiek0per ilagep.ia. Penn; ivan j. philips % r
lin ohio Mrs MARY }. lkIt Kent OHIO IienIy ii. Mason.
Nics ono; Christopher Ile POmcroy ono oscar Eaton,
Bryan. ohio
Arioy- John u. Wcher, OF West Virginia. TO be Paymas
ter W IN rank OF i)r W. j. lndcsmlth NJ ONO, To 30
post chaplain; lrsi-rutenant John j. tlague. l2h In
nrv 70 b" nnssafy oi -uD7sencc. win rank 81 cap
ain Captain ChIlcs cCure Conmlssary Of subsistence
~ b. Pdl master.
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THE SESSION OF THE HOUSE.
REPUBLICANS JUBILANT AND DEMOCRATS DETECTED
THE GALLERIES WELL FHLED-THR USUAL
TORMALI1IFS.

THE GALLERIES WELL FIILED-THE USUAL
FORMALI1IRs.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
WASHINGToN. Dec. G.-Ihc hall Of the House Of
Representatives. was the scene of great amin alton
and activity this morning during the hour which
preceded he calling of the House to order. Most of
the members met each otber for the frat time since
the exciting Presidential election. The Republican
whose Congressional career will termi-
nate i'm q short three months. were very jubIlant.
The Democratic side, except when some irrepressble
Republican member carried his beaming c0unte-
nance thther presented a rather quiet appearance,
the more Observable from its contrast to the jOty
which pervaded the Il publican ranks Some Dem
ocratic veterans took philosophical view of the
situation. Representative Whitthorue of Tennes-
See sad to TRIBUNE correspondent, "Oh never
mind the sympathy. | don't need 1t. Why, If
Hancock had been elected there would have been
$1,000 men here from my district boring me for
Offices" Representative Sparks. OF Illinois, who
was standing by, echoed the sentiment, and added:
:" | should have been obliged to resign. sure"
Mr.. Blackburn came IN Iather late, and throughout
the day wore an air of unaccustomed meekness.
Indeed there was generally cheerful absence of
tho Democratic side Of the House the opening
day of the first session Of the XLVlth Congress.
General Chalmers did not put III appearance,
neither did Ignatius D0nnelly, but one OF his cOun-
sci, Colonel II. II. Finley, was present to welcome
his Democratic brethren. The youthful Represent
ative elect Perry Belmont. was present, and was
introduced to many OF his future colleagues by :. 5.
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BUCHANAN SENTENCED.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6. - Buchanan and
Chapman, VINO convicted recently Of attempting to
drfraud the Uaitcd States Government out of $1,000
the amount OF Buchanan's bail. when the latter fled
were sentenced IN the Uaitcd States Court today Dr.
John buchanan wac fued $500 ordered pay the
OF prosecution and iclgJ an Imprisonment OF ten
months. NJ. V. Chapman, Buchanan's accOmpcc, WAS
subjected similar enence, except tAat the period
OF I'm pt isOnment was hxed al twenly-tMO months.
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! GREECE RESOLVED on WAR.
L. n. q


In the Chamber of Deputies, Premier COu-
moundouros replying to the comments Of the Opposi-
tion exhor:ed the members to abandon mutual recrmi
nations as the country was on the eve of supreme
crisis He said his programme the mobilization
OF the army and preparation 10 carry out very soon the
tne decision OF the BsIn Conferences; bus that G6yerG
nent does not make assistance from tie Powers all in
dspen sable condi ION 10 taking action.
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PURSUING ARCTIC INQUIRY.

The Times saws, "The Royal Geographical
Society is about to appoint Arctic committee, the
frat business Of which VIII be to collect and arrago all
the information accumulated the return Of the
pedtion under Captain (now Sir George Mares In 1876
IL inc Society conclude the dime has arrived for
fresh effort. tley will probably appeal to Government
Tor funds We doubt # the time for great ana eXpcnsve
expenditures has not gone past We reason why
our Geographical Society should hold alOOi from tho
scheme favored by United states and other
tries for est ,bshug number of permanent stations
around the North Pole"
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S73,96s,OS7 Al


The amount dle the snkiDg-fund for this year was
$37 931 643 50. There was applied thereto from the
redeuDon of bonds and fractional currency. shown
In the above statement, the OF S75.9OiGl7 Al,
excess Of S35 972 973 SO the amount actual
qIired for the year.
The requirements of the Sinking fun law have been
substantially observed and the principal OF the public
debt cash in the Treasury and exclusive OF ac1ruing
interest has been reduced from 2756 i3l 57l 43. ITS
highest point, which 1t reached August 81, $685.
to 81 ,sD0C257i0 80, on November l, lss0-a reduc-
ton Ui $3.50, ,405 $50 81.
Compared with the previous fiscal year, the receipts
1880 have increased i3S %, the follow
ins items: In customs rcvenne, $I9.272.OlG 30; In
internal revenue, Sl0,4i7763 "a; III sales Of public
Lands ol, ,725 5i in tax circulation and deposits
N National banks S2G47l IL in proceeds or sales OF
Government property, $l0l,4S7 69 IN consular ices,
SlI2J5I 30 I'm custom house fees, S92, ,4U3 63 in
steamboat ices. Sl2 O63 80; In marine hospital tax,
S27.ls3 %; in Interest Indian trust funds,
500 90l 80 in sales Of Indian lands. S272 .ss3 "a;
in deposit, individuals for surveying public lands.
$3.50 O62 33; and IN mlscelaneous items. SssO92i 55.
There was decrease of - 930OIl Il, AS follows In
premiam Oh loans, 81 496 943 - u repayment or in
terest by Pacific Railway CImpau.cs S339,s33 50 in
profits coinage $132.7ji 81; IN prcuum sales Of
CON- Ss1O4 3s; III customs fines. penalties aud for
fixtures, S39,726 75; IN customs IN .lmelt fees,
"A 74s 80 aud unenuuerated Iteuis S247 9o3 2i-
making increase IN the receipts nom sources
for tue year. of SJ9 .639 i26 81
The expcndl ures show the previous
year $25 1870 $50 4s follows In the Interior De-
laIuneHt, S22 1898, ,040 06 UIiiaus S73931s OIL; aud
pensions s2l 655 692 O5) III premium on bonds pur-
chased, 81, 795 32O ~. Their decieass OF
S24 495 2s6 23. IN follows: In tnc War Department,
30S 714 81 In the Navy Department. II 5sS l42 10;
IN the public debt, - 57O373 So auII tho
civil ard miscellaneous. Sll OPS 02j 73-nakinS net
increase expenditures tor tile year S695o7i %.
FISCAL YtAR 1881.
For the prcseut fiscal year the revenue. actual and
estimated H. as follows:
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pressed that it would be best not to agtate the sub
The ABUSE OF TIE FRANKING PRIVILEGE.

1HE ABUSE OF THE FRANKING PRIVILEGE.
In the House today Mr. Cakins, of Indiana,
offered a resolution which is likely to evoke some
discussion when it is reported by the committee to
which 1t was referred. 1t is request 70 the POST
masterGenera to report oil the facts relating to the
receipt and detention by the Postmaster at wash
ington during the late campaign. of a number OF
sacks Of mail matter which bore the frank OF Sena-
tor Wallace. The postage due on them amounts to
800 or so The bags have, 1t is understood, never
been called for. aud are still i'll custody OF the
Washington Postmaster
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cded to-day The Court OF Appeal upheld the decision
Of the Master Of Rolls ordering McHenry 10 pay
R40O0O0 the receiver of the Erie Railway COMPANY
II also decided that McIeury is not entitled 10 cohis
sion moneys raised by him for the Erie Company
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THE BORTREE MURDER TRIAL.

HoNEsDALE, Penn, Dec 6.The trial is
about to begin OF b. X. Bortrce for the murder OF
Henry W. Sao,-e, of Eastun, Penn. wherc he
cashier Of the acrchans Bank Able lawyers have been
engaged Borree hopes fer acqutal on tic ground OF
TEN 1orlry insanity. The murdered hi, brother
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WAYLAYING PILGRIMS.


Several thousand pilgrims returning from
Mecca arc detained Blgdad owing 20 TIL kur s hay
ING attacked rho last t1ree and killed ana
wnnnded 300 plgrilns.
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4 DILL SESSION on THE SENATE.

MISUNDERSTANDING IHE MESSAGE.
GBT TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.i
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 6.-TO-day's session of the
Senate was remarkable for nothing but the fact that
it the first of the session. The half hour before
the call to order presented spirited scene upon tho
floor OF the chamber as newly arrived Senators ex-
changed greetings The galleries. as is usual upon
opening days. with the single exception of the
Diplomatic Gallery, which occupied by three
japanese attaches, were well I'll led with sigutseers,
but they were poorly repaid tor their trouble,
Many of the prominent members. among them Sem
atOr COnklIng, Senator Logan Senator Cameron,
Senator Davis of Illinois, and tho two South Caro-
lima Senators, did not make their appearance.
Senator PuPh. of Alabama was sworn In He IS
a broad-shouldered weIl-proportioned man. sufii-
ciently resembling Stanley Matthew's in general
appearance TO be mistaken for him. This and some
Other routine work being disposed of, the usual
formal committees TO wait upon the President
and the House appointed. and recess was
taken until half-past /. On being again called
to order tine annual Message of the President WAS
received and read, and the Senate adjourned for
the day.
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General Hazen was born III West Hartford
Windsor County, Vermont, September 27, 1880. In
1883 his fathers family rcmOy d to Huron. Portage
Culnty OhIo from which town he appointed to the
West Point Academy. which he Wa; graduated in
June 500. He tOOk part in tine indian wars IN the West
and in 1861 was promoted TO first euto nancy. A
few months later he appointed cnp ain Soon after
the outbreak Of the Civil VIZ he received "A leave
of absence" from West Point. where he had been
assigned Assistant Professor OF Infantry Tao
ties with authority to take charge OF the 41st Regiment
of Ohio Volunteer Iniaulry. During the war; for gal
liant service at the battles of Chckanauga ana Chat
tanooga and he capture o. Atlanta and Fort Meal
hteI he was promoted until lie attained the rank
Brevct Bhgadcr-General, and April 90 1868.
lie was commissioned Major General OF Volun-
teers TO rank from December 49, 1861. "for long
and continued service the highest character and for
special galanty and service at Fort McAster" Early
in 500 mustered out OF tho volunteer service.
and was appointed Colonel of the 3Sth Infantry About
three years he transferred 10 he 9Th Infantry
While leave OF absence he was present with the Prs-
sian Amy during is Investment of Paris From August,
1877, To June, ISIS. military atiacLe 10
Jailed states Legation at Vienna, Austria. General
HaZeu IL the author school and Army France and
Geciuany and OF Barron Lands OF tho Interior OF the
TTuifl al
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THE ERIE RAILWAY WINS.

LONDON, Dec. 6.-The appeal by the de-
fcndant in the case OF Jewe against McHenry was de-
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE MEETING OF CONGRESS.

A QUORUM PRESENT IN BOTH HoUsFs-THE PREsf-
DENTS MESSAGE READ-sEEKING PPRoPRiA-
TIONs FOR NUMEROUS SCHEMES.
Both Houses of Congress assembled yester-
day and listened to the reading of the Presi-
dents Message. No important business was
transacted. A large number of bills making
appropriations for various objects are now
before Congress, and combination to secure
their passage is expected. The Democratic
Senators, in caucus, decided to abolish several
investigating committees. General Hazen has
been appointed Chief Signal Officer; other
Army changes are expected to-day,
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THE REPORT.
TREASURY DEPARrMeNr. !

IKEtsTN1 UEPARTNINr.
WASHINGTON. Dec. q. 1880.
SIR: have the honor to submit the fol-
lowing annual report:
The ordinary revenues from all sources for the fiscal
year ended June 30 1880 were
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GENERAL MYERS SUCCESSOR.

NAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. Dec. G.-General William b. Hazen
was to-day appointed Chief Signal Officer Of Tire
Army. This appointment promotes General Nc
Cook, of General Sherman'S staff, TO the colonelcy
OF the q ID Infantry.
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Tue expenditures Tor tue sam pyr.od. astaai aad
estimated. are:
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For the quarIc l'or the remain.
ended sept ing three quar-
80. 1851 teie Ot tho year
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Dii

BER6ENAt Queens l. l.. March %. Aleiia ", vito u
coo = Bergen aHd laughter " me- iae l. Henirck
Relatives friends ara respectfully iav,i - ateni m,
,r rom 1cr late 'stsa '. on aoniav. Maroh 20 &C
Trau leave Hunters 20 ntor Fhtbash Avenue Depot at
100 D. NJ.
BRvM -R-O1 saturday. March D. 81 her residence 3i3
Iast --thst. hgnes widow ~ William Brvmer
rl Memorial Chlrcl 3oth ST. near 3liFt On
40 day March 20 al D. 10 It's requested ID low
ei- Y. sent
ERsKINE-At Philadelphia on the 9TH ,usr Arthur car
pen The ate John ard o. Orcela Erskire, i.I 20
frlis ID months tnt II laws
Relatives nenl- Of The family respectfully Invited 70
sena The i1nrrt om h' a'e residence No i2s East
InIr.r at cypress liNs
GRFFtN At Mamloneck, Y v. on sixth day '6th MT.
Relatives an fueu % the "a lily cifu. uvitei
{" Utri tt' era fi'H 8 i't residence on second
day tMo1}lv.. 29m 49,. AZ l.3 .. n.
Cairase- viii await eaIryil u the IL 81.
Grand Centia Depot
JOHNSON tho 25th a.f az h resienc. - Cot'arest
Je's cry Heights Five onersl Arthur JOAne- DO ths
am year Of us
MCCAFFlL-Ou sunday Marcl >, william McCaGl. 40 81
StlyYe-antplfce.
N"ucc 90 iunrrd hereafter
PHGLLIPs-In Brooklyn rrifav evening march ~. $780,
sarah a. a.. Ter - Tie lat Noses philips
kea and friends Js'ti3hy utfrl q l'tel to
inneri s"ry q 1erate rs.iea,e, % 10 e1an 81.
Monday, at 331 o.
POWEUS-At Mofavll =. s.. March p. Cyrus Powers. NJ
p 10 the ith
Buffalo papers COPY.
SkINNER-On FRIDAY. flich 90 -s i.nee o'Nrs. G.
Ford in9 Wost the. Lennie H. youngest son of orace
and Helen ~ Skinner.
Relatives are res,'ot'g 1vi,I . ltteld the
funeral on Monday, NiTci 2j;at 'cilc..
WOODS-On Friday, Mach .B congestion The liver
!D.tn H. tompt tAs beloved wit' Poor Woo ~. IA the
ga year OF her
Re- T., !n1 ne =, u iho fmy requested 20 attend
her funeral on 10nday. tai f.t 90 80 O'Clock M.
from her late rc-l.urr - last 31tn-st.
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AVANnERING STARS.

Clara Morris ended Der engagement At san Fran
cisco on March IL. On the 18th INST. She acted
Camille for the benefit of Mr NagnTe......Nr
Sother,,'s engagement in san Francisco ended
OIL Saturday night. Edwin Booths en-
gagememt in Boston cnted Saturday
night The farewell greeting given to
him by the B,stOnIaus was marked by tremendous
enthusiasm Mary Anderson havlne rested last
week. al Long Branch. appears o-nght al
Poughkeepslc. ~ frddne. John Mccullough ap-
peared. last week. in Kansas City and 81. Joseph
Miss Nelson ended her engagement in
St Louis on Saturday nighi-.ctmg JuIia
IN "Ibe HuncnbacR.7 She had previously
appeared as Pauline, Viold. ImOge" and
RosaIind Robson and Crane willie appear at
the Olympic. IT. Louis, tonight IN piece
called "Sbarps and FLATS" 800. .BInGm gives notice
that be will be in ST. LOUIS, VITA his crcus, etc.
August 80 .McCullough's matinee. at St. LoHis,
March H. for tue benefit of the lrIsh earned
1888 rs.
Mrs ScOtt-Siddons appeared in Halifax on the
10Th inst. Among the selections that she read was a
part OF Artenius Wards Mormon Lecture" and
The ROYAL Princess" by Christina Rossetti. The
latter Mrs Scott-Sddons delivered in a costume of
it's period ~ Emma Abbott appears at the Walnut,
PHILADELPHIA, to-night......Mr. W. f. Sher-
idan's London engagement. with Mckee Rankin. is
to last but six weeks. MIR. Sheridan returns to
America in August. Minnie Palmer acted last
week, in Troy. Mr.. Denman Thompson was also
seen in that city. Mr.. Grau's French Opera Com
pany appears in Troy tonight. Fanny Dav-
EXPORT acted there on Saturday MIR and Mrs.
Florence were seen. last week. in Buffalo and
Rochester Oliver Doud Byron was last week in
Chicago.
Mrs Barney Williams does not appear on Easter
Monday, at the Park Theatre. at first was IN
al Mr. Elorpucp
are this week in Boston,. Miss Nelson Is. this
week In Cincinnati.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

FRESH INCIDENTS OF EASTER MONDAY.
Mr. Bouccaults comedy Of odd Heads and
Young Hearts will be revived at Wallack's Thea
tre...... The New-YOrk Philharmonic Club will give
o concert, and Charles Roberts. jr, will read, at
ChickeTiDg Hall. ..... HaveIlys Mas;odon Mlnsreis
VIII appear at Hsvery's Nihlo's Garden Theatre
naugurating Mr.. Hayerlys MANAGEMENT OF that
place. Lolita will appear at the Park Theatre,
in " The Little Detective' .. The drama called
Hearts OF Oak " Will b. presented 40 the
Fifth Avenuc Theatre $500. la Fora del
Desflno" VIII be performed at rhe New
York Academy Of Music" iIumpty DumpJy
and thc Spanish Students will appear a. the Brook
ism Acadcmy..... Frank Mayo. 40 the Olympic,
Will produce The Beggars of Poatarine." ......
Haverly's stage in Brooklyn Will be occupied BY
John A. evens in the drama of "Unkuowu. ...-..
Miss Adelaide Detcbon viii appear at the Park
Theatre, BROOKLYN. as Agaes in Mr. DAYS play
from Moliere) of " Wives"
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DRAMATIC DIARY.
FIRST QUARTER OF 1880.
IANTfARX


5th.-"A Scrap OF Paper was revived at wallsck's.-
The Rice Evauseine Troupe appeared at the Stand
ard-Tne II urists In the Pullman Palace Car appeared
at Haver,'s rheatre.MI Boacirault appeared at tue
Boston Museum in The Shaugbrdun.'
12th-The Boudoir Theatre. at 81 East Twentv-hrst
At WAS opeued with The Rose OF Auvergne." under
direction OK the New-YOrH College Of Oratory.
19h.-Ada Caveud sb appeared at the Grand Opera
House "a Mercy Metrfok" London Assurance was re-
yived al wnlack's." La File de Madame Aneot" was
sung AT the Broa' way Opera House The Richmond *
Won BOYLE Comb uatioD appeared at tue standard Inc
atre, IN Our CaDd date"
2l-t.-"Ihe False Friend" by Edgar Fawcett, was
produced at the Union Square Theatre
2Gth-Ada Cavendsh, AT the Grand Opera House, acted
LnJv CaneariyLester Wallack, his theatre, acted
Adoais Erer0reen IN Nv Awful Dad."-W. d. EatOn's
ply Of "AI the Rage" produced at Haverly's
Theatre N Brooklyn-Mlss Nelson appeared IN Mont
real John McCulOugD IN Montgomery. aud Mr. bothern
in Cincinnati.
28tn.-"The Royal Middy" was produced at Days
Theatre, Miss Catherine Lewis acting the Muddy
sOth-MIss Cayendish the Grand Opera House. acted
Juliet for the first time in Now York Charles Rob
erie 1r gave "A reading IN Chickerine Han.
3Ist-Leaer walack, acting In "Iy Awful Dad, ended
ms engagement at his own theairc.-Ada Cayeudish
acted Pauline and ended her engagemen the Grand
Opera House" sVeethcarts" AID The Wedding
MafcH" were produced AZ the Park Theatre ana Miss
X icLc sanger made ner hrst appearance ~ New York
Mr.. W +. Burroughs made his first appearance at tie
Park Theatre.
FEBRUARY.
2d.-Mr. IioGccaus ,p--.s.-d al Wailatks Theatre in
"1he staug uiL"M ycDdish actcd al the Fiik
T., liie Br o.yI $50 j ab'ice.-Mf \ r BurbanA aaye
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- FIVHI 70 F'''' ~ ''0''''' F'''''@ 4,FVs' +,
The NEW ! DIRK TRIBUNE Is one of the |

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outs.Eru Journals thal nod, he "eycn tenor OF is
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fu-ei near Orgy years Igo b, IT. founder and
chcf editor iO Greeley. of happy editorial mem
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Win ulCh .rlu- .o Ills work thr best talent
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4 l.,S no believe IA thr term. aud ssy II gives
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.UtW- OuC~tiOn- before ia" country a Il hO~ they
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love = sciences. progressive Ideas. rational thong aud
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vania. showing Baine's popular strength over GIANT
pea~es here much. wisn you could give ne "a
good q sh0wiIg IA New. York"
j. r. II Hanover. PauDa " I earnestly hope YOU may
b aDe ~ successfully reset me Grant movement. be-
Cause think he "nnu't b. lcrtel. ly preference
Is Tot nlfor Idnunds hui Nil glad yO' aud work
Tor any R"pril can except Grant.
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sly wife say. Iake Tug TRIBUNE other paper. aud
So all
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a Bridceport woman unconseionsly went 90

A Bridgeport woman unconsciously went TO
churcr the other StnfHy wt iwo hs her head ono
inside ~ the ether and ~ otlcr women,
thinking y was now ~yie of hat very near ex-
piring w'thenv' before H. error w.~ covered.
Professor: (Which is the more delicate of
tn s"usr,T Sophomore: o" The rou~A." Professor
Prove IT," S0"l1mOrr: Wien you. III nu a tack.
f'u can't ne r u ven can't see ~ l,I canl ~
yOu can't sme ~ but ~ there"