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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05
THE mAD1soN.sQUARE rHEATER
Mr. Mackaye's improvements I'm
the Stage Mechanism.
New York Times.

the Stage Mechanism.
New York TimeSl
Several ladies and gentlemen repre-
senting the dramatic profession yesterday
afternoon ayailed themselves Of invita-
tions from Mr.. Steele Mackaye to have
private view of the Madison-square Thea
ter, the rebuilding of which has Just been
completed. By a practical application of
his own ideas in the work Of reconstruc-
ton, Mr.. Mackaye has succeeded in estab-
fishing playhouse remarkable for the
originality of its stage mechanism as we'll
as for the popularity of its embellish-
ments. Of all the novel features intro
duced, the double stage is undoubtedly
the. most unique. This device. the in
vention of Mr.. Mackaye, is designed to
facilitate rapid changes of scenery, and
is so arranged that one entire set can be
substituted for another in an.interval of
from one to two minutes. The staass
are elevated and lowered by means Of a
crank, to which are attached heavy
CONFERENCE.-The.
1t was calculated by Mr.. Nelson Wal
dron, the builder, that one man could
work the crank with perfect ease, but
the trials thus far have been made by
two and three men. Mr.. Waldron still
believes, however, that single man can
do the work after the machinery has
been operated a little. A very satisfac-
tory trial was made yesterday afternoon,
when the elevation of the double stage
was accomplished in about one minute.
Another unique feature 'of the. new
theater is the system Of ventilation,
which is said TO be perfect. The air is
drawn in at the roof, and finding its
way into distributing coils, enters the
auditorium mainly through perforations
under the seats. An elevated balcony
has been constructed in the proscenium
arch, directly over the stage, for the use
of the orchestra, the leader Of which
will receive his cues from below, by
means of electric signals and refeetors.
The decorations of the auditorium are
rich, yet subdued as to color, the pro-
scenium framework being an imitation
of polished mahogany, and the frescoing
a mosaic of gold and pale tints, relieved
on the sides with illustrations from
Shakespeare. The lower proscenium
boxes are of imitation ebony and bronze,
fashioned somewhat after the Moorish
style of decorations.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05
Newman at Oxford.
, (SpectatOf.)

Cardinal Newman gives us, in his re-
ligious autobiography, a striking account
Of the solitary musings in which his own
faith was nursed. One of the great Ok
ford men Of his day-if we remember
right it was the late Bishop Copleston--
meeting him in his frequent solitary
walks at Oxford, said, with smile and a
bow, that Mr. Newman was never less
alone than when aloneAand 50, no doubt,
1t was. And the result on hls bearing ID
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05
The ZuAus Eat some Meat,
I5apdeman.1

II was such scene as am powerless
to describe. Each .boy sat at the fire in
front Of his own stick or ramrod, on
which were the little nobs Of meat; but
beside each was q pile Of long strips
about an inch thick. and some Of them
yard long. While his nobs were slowly
roasting the boy would take one of these
long strips, containing at least half q
pound Of meat, ,and, holding one end in the
flame, would let it get toasted for few
seconds; then he would place that end
into his mouth, and begin to chew it,
placing the still uncooked end in the
fame, and at tho Same time watching
that the knobs did not get burned. For
three hours or more not boy moved
from the fire, except TO cut up a fresh
supply of meat or get drink of water
All this time they hardly spoke word,
so intent where they on gorging them
selves; but as the night advanced they
broke into low, monotonous sort Of
humming chant, during which, one after
the other, they recoanted some advent
ure of the day, OF expressed their de-
light at so much good food, the others
ali the while keeping up an accompany
ing chorus of the humming chant. o.
casionally they would raise their voices
| to yell, and then sink them 10 low al
| to be almost inaudible. Woodward and
myself turned into our blankets, and
we're soon lulled asleep by the monoto-
| nous but not unpleasant singing. All
through the night the boys alternately
ate or sang; and several times when |
awoke / saw them still hard ut work
chewing down the yards Of meat.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05
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In their efficacy. and as far as my use of
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An Old Doctors Advice.

II was this. Crust in God and keep your
bowels open" For this purpose many an
old doctor has advised the habit ually cos
tive to take Kidney-W -Wort--for no other
remedy so effectnallyY overcomes this con-
dition, and that without the distress and
gripping which other medicines cause. 1t
Is q radical cure for piles. '.l.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05
THE DAILY STAR
BROOKLYN LETTER.

Pastoral Disappointments i'm the
City Of Churches-BroOkiyn No
Place for Third-rate Preachers
A Curious Difference i'm a Promi-
lient Church-Tw~. Former Resi-
dents of Cincinnati Interested
The Honeymoon Experiefices OF d
Young minister and His wife.
Special Correspondence of the Star.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05

Thoss who wish reliable hair prepara.
ton should buy Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Renewer. 1t is composed OF the purest
ingredients and with the strictest care.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-19

THE s-UsEfUL INFORMATIOy.- -
Mails close at Richmond for the NORTH Uia
Fredericksburg 90 7 A. VI. and 3:45 =. NJ
Trains leave at s:12 A. NJ. and 3 i. NJ. ar
rive nt Washington lilo and 9:25 Il. W.; Bal
iimore, and I1:20 z. NJ; Pbiladelphia,
=. NJ. and 3:l5 a. NJ; New York. 1910
z. NJ. and $50 A. NJ; Boston, 8 A. NJ. and
4:20 Il. NJ.
Train leaving Richmond at p. NJ, when
on time at Washington, connects with train
for the West.
Mails close for the North uid Gordons.
willie ut 10 =. NJ. Train leaves at ii L. NJ.
arrives at Washington at 1850 A. NJ Balti'
more, 9:40 A. NJ; Philadelphia, l:15 +. NJ.
New York, 4:3O p. M. Boston, 6:l5 A. NJ.
makes connection at Washington for the
West.
Mails leaving New York at 4:30 A. NJ,
500 a. NJ, and 10 a. NJ. Philadelphia al
1870 and Il:40 A. NJ. and 1922 noon, Baltl.
more at ll:lO A. NJ. and $3.50 p. NJ, leave
Washington vio Fredericksburg at $40 Z
NJ. arriving at Richmond at 1915 Z. Nj.
Mails leaving New York at | and z. NJ,
Philadelphia at and Z. NJ, Baltimore nj
3 ana 9:20 i. NJ, leave Washington uiO
Gordonsvile at I0:i0 y. NJ, arriving al
Richmond at Z 4. VI.
Mails leaving New York at 10 p. n
Philadelphia at 1:05 a. NJ, Baltimore at
4:50 A. NJ, leave Washington UiG FreGe-
rick,burg at 7 A. NJ, arriving at Richmond
at 1875 n. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-19

A SINGLE LETTER INVOLVING MILLIONS
from the Cleveland (Ohio) Herald, March
l5th.l-A single letter is at the bottom OF
the litigation In the Case estate. The late
Leonard Case dying without wili' ana
leaving no wife or children, brothers or
sisters, nephews' or nieces, to Inherit toe
heirsblp goes backward. Here arose the
puzzle. The statutes say 10 one place - an
cestors," and in aDolher ancestor" when
defining the line OF inheritance in such cases.
IL the singular form expresses the meaning
of the trainers OF the statute, the property Is
TO be divided among the brothers and sisters
OF Leonard Cases father and their heirs. III
the plural form, the relatives OF The mother
are included In the distribution. The sun
was brought by one Of the mothers reia'
tiyes in order TO have the question deDnne.
ly and amicably settled. Judge Jones heid
on Saturday that, in accordance with ola
custom and equitable principles, the sue,
cession was in the fathers side only, ano
the doubtful word should be constr ued III
the singular. The point Is an importan'
one, as establishing a precedent IN the SET
tlement OF estates, and it Is understood tna
the decision OF Judge Jones was not mean
TO be final, but merely as the first step 70
ward bringing the matter before the ou
preme Court at the earliest practicapie uay
Thus a bit of careless penmanship, or pa'
/ proofrea6ing, In inserting an unnecessaf
"s, or omitting that little letter wnen
shoala be used, Is the cause OF all tnis h''s'
top, delay, and expense.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST
FOR IT.
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

EASTER.
kAsTKR.CARDS, very pretty. 5 to lOc.
dhSlEE DAWN. a pretty volume OF poems 9Oc.
lhE GATES OF PARADlSE. a Dream OF Easter
,he-exquisteiy beautiful. soc.
NILS ~ HOLY LENT BY Bishop Hunting
NEw liELPs TOA HOLY LENT. BY the same.
LENT LEGENDS. Stories for Children from
1hmth History. BY Rev. j. NJ. Neale. ID. d. 70c.
inOO6hTs FOR LENT. BY Bishop Oxenden.
LENIEy LESSONS. Readings for Every Day in
SEVEN LESTEN SERMONS. By Right Rev. Will
y Ham Mslihsm How. ID. -. 75c.
HAolEk LILIES. A collection of Sweet Poetry
ps.sinlng g TO Easter. Dslnuy put up with illu-
ihL YOUNG EPisCOPALIAN'S MANUAL.
ffhsDnshed oy the Henrico Sunday-School Union.
cATEcHIsM OF THE PRAYER. BOOK IN ITS
Tory AND INTERPRETATION. BY Rev
% "a r. biakeney, LII. ID. Paper covers, 15e. Cloth
AsEssAY ON PREACHING WITHOUT NOTES
,rtsy my Henry A. Dows, 25c.
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nlshtr Of The above works mailed 10 any address
v, receipt OF the price.
.Mtsfe 10 constant receipt Of NEW BOOKS, and
Wiz W,,yx9 ~ hand naay OF the choicest DENoTioNAl
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NOW They wim See for Themselves
[From the San Franclsco Cbroniele.I

TFrom the San Francisco CbroDicle.J
II now appears as ii the eastern people
who have pooh -poohed the Californian view
of Chinese immigration and Chinese compe-
tiliOn in the labor market are about TO have
an opportunity afforded them OF Judging the
question from practical standpoint. based
upon their own experience OF the sublect.
A very considerable Chinese exodus from
this State has begun, and the eastern
sentimentalists, who have heretofore
regarded the whole subject on It's
abstract and theoretical side, are about
TO have their attention called TO its practical
workings. They are now IN fair way OF
having a closer view OF the Mongolian bro
tber than has heretofore been afforded them.
The Chinese have taken up their eastward
march, and unless we are greatly mistaken
the Asiatic influx will speedily produce q
modification OF eastern opinion on the SUD-
iect OF Chinese labor. Chicago ana New
York have already received large IN
stalments OF the Chinese emigration from
this coast. But the influx has not
vet been sufficiently large to enable the
people OF Illinois and New York to
realize the evils OF which California has so
long complained. And yet there are already
at this early stage OF the exodus unmistaka-
bic SYMPTOMS that the presei ce OF China
men in eastern communities will speedily
hiring about modification OF the views
heretofore prevalent in that quarter.
San Francisco is fortunate in being even
parfially relieved from this disturbing ele-
ment. lis appearance in the great eastern
cities cannot fail TO win for the Californian
view of the subject more intelligent and
IMPARTIAL hearing than it has yet been able
TO gain,
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MANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Brief UemS.-Justices Gentry. Perdue,
and Bradley will hold commission OF lu-
macy to-day in the case Of Page Randolph
(cOlored), who was locked up in the city
jail Tuesday, charged with being OF un-
sound mind.
After next month the City Council will
meet at O'clock. Tonight the Council
meets at "a O'Clock. There has not been a
full meeting (al of the members presenD
during the past year.
Owing 10 "A slight break in the main wa.
ter-pipe Yesterday the water was shut OIL
from the hydrants, but il is expected TO be
turned on again to-day.
The Chesterfield County Court will meet
again to-day, and will adjourn this after
noon for the term.
The Hastings Court-Judge ClOpton pre-
siding-was engaged yesterday in hearing
unimporlant civil cases.
In the Husiings Court yesterday, while
the suit OF Cogbill Us. Cogbill was being
heard, little misunderstanding occurred
between one OF the lawyers and witness.
Both were placed under bonds in the sum
Of $500 to keep The peace.
The cornerstone OF 81. Johns church at
Chester will be laid Tuesday, March goth,
not on the 10Th, as many supposed.
The holes in the pavement on Hull street
between Sixth and Seventh streets, have
been repaired. and the wakway Is LOW IN
a toerabe fair condition.
The musicale tonight promises to be un-
usually entertaining.
The monthly meeting OF the Manchester
Baptist Snnday-School Missionary Society
will be held Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
at the Baptist church. Rev. DR.. j. l.. NJ
Curry. OF Richmond, is announced to adj
dress the meeting.
The water in The river yesterday fell only
one foot. The mills along the water-llne,
which were force to suspend operations on
account of the high water, expect TO Degln
work again to-day.
Mayor Clarke, who has been in Richmond
for the past two weeks undergoing surgical
treatment for his eyes, is expected toreturn
TO the city to-day.
The Colored Teachers Institute was in
session again on yesterday at tue Baptist
church (colored). DR.. William Ii. Rullner'
Professor Vassar, Superintendent W. a.
Blankenship, b. A. Hancock, Esq, ana
others, have delivered addresses since the
session begun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-19

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. THURSDAY.
Morris Us. Morris and ais. From the Cham
Gerry Court of the city OF Richmond. Az
lirmed, Judge Staples delivering the opin-
ion. in which judges Christian and Burks
concurred; Judge Moncnre delivering a
dissenting opinion, in which Judge Ander-
son concurred.
Smith as. james Wilde, Jr.. & Co. From
the Chancery Court OF the city OF Richmond,
Case No. 1. Affirmed, Judge Christian de-
livering the opinion.
Waller Us. Waller's administrator. From
the Corporation Court OF the city OF Lynch
burg. Affirmed, Judge Anderson deliver
| ing the opinion.
| McVeigh Us. Alexandria Savings institu'
ton. From the CORPORATION Court OF The
CITY OF Alexandria. Reversed, Judge BurkS
delivering the opinion; Judge Moncurt
dissenting.
Muse Us. Freidenwald. Cause rtinstated
on docket.
Keith Us. Miller, DC. Argued by Judge
William J. Robertson for appellees, anC
continued until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-19

flower OF LONDON" AND "WEsT-
MINISTER ABBEY" AT the request OF several
gentlemen, DR.. Eccleston, OF Long Island,
n. Y, has consented TO return on the 9Th
and 9th OF April, and deliver his two lee
lures on Westminster Abbey" and the
"Tower OF London" During The past
year many improvements have been made,
and new subjects added to the views, and
especially so in connection with the John
Wesley monument, an historic sketch OF
which DR.. Eccleston will deliver. As il
lecturer, DR.. Ecceston has few equals, and
The subjects he has selected are such as
will please an intelligent audience.
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1ToTHERsl MOTHERS! MOTHERS

,re vou disturbed at night and broken OF your resi-
b.. ,;ct child suffering and crying with the excru
ca,ng pain of eating teeihG II SO, 20 a. Orre ano
cot bottle Of MRS. wISsLoWs souiniSo
SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor niue sunerer III.
mediltely-depend upon II; ihere 's ~ ',.' s Ae
abou, Il. There Is not nother on ea'u, "a,
,,a,o The bowels. and give rest to the voiher
Iesa ~ and he,th 20 the child. opers.ing like
nss,c u Il Is perfectly cafe TO use In AZ cases. and
n the taste, and Is the prescription OF one
~ ,sa odest and best female physicians and nurses
IN vac .a.'s sa,,,s de 2i-eodlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-19

THE HIGH WATER AND THE STEAMERS
On account of high water in the river the
steamers which came up yesterday had TO
aban on Dutch Gap and take the natural
course of the river uia TrenPs reach, as the
current was too strong through the Gap.
The steamer Wyanoke, from New York,
brought up the freight yesterday which
the Isaac Bell WAS compelled to
leave at City Point Wednesday on ac-
count OF the Old Dominion wbarves
beng submerged with water. The steamer
Eyerman arrived from Philadelphia yester-
day and went into the locks TO discharge
her cargo. as the Clyde wharf was under
water. The Ariel, from Norfolk, made the
best landing she could at the Clyde wharf.
The river at Rockets yesterday afternoon
was eleven inches lower than on Wednes-
daV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-19

List OF officers, members. and bylaws Of
Young Jewish Social Circle. is. List OF of
hcers, members, and bylaws OF Ladies' He.
Drew Benevolent Association, Mrs. Julius
Straus president. II. Lit Of officers. ineTl-
Ders, and bylaws OF LADIES' Hebrew Beney-
olent Association, Mrs. HenIy WallersteiD
president. lS. Bylaws and list OF officers and
members OF Loge FRANCHISE, No. 81, a. +.
and A. NJ. 10. Bylaws and list OF officers and
members OF Lafayette x. A. Chapter, No. 43.
20. Constitution and bylaws Hebrew Gene
'ery. Il. Programme OF exercises at laying
OK the cornerstone. %. Letter Of regret on
account OF absence ef his EXcellency Fred.
w. NJ. Holiday, Governor OF Virginia. %.
photograph with sentiment from Rev. a.
Harris, minister OF this congregation. 2t.
Medallion and coin from NJ. Millhiser, presi-
dent OF this congregation. %. Coins contri-
bnted by Mrs. Rachel MooDshiDe, Abraham
Harris, Mrs. +. Holzinger. w. Lovensteiu,
julius Straus, and ID. MitieIdorfer. 20.
Virginia treasury-no'e, 800. deposited by
A. j. Ford. q. Richmond Dispatch, JAN
uary |, 1880. %. Newspapers OF this date
Dispatch, The state, The Commonwealth,
Wig, Intelti3encer, Anxeiger, and Stats
Gazette.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notwithstanding the incltment weather
the attendance was unusually large, and
embraced persons OF all religious belief,
and OF all walks and professions OF life.
The services were unusually long, but the
vast crowd remained attentive listeners and
spectators to the last. AT the conclusion OF
the exercises the line was reformed ana
the fraternity marched back to St. Albans
IT,II yyharo II yls dismi.sah for rpfrp IN. q.
ment.
The new synagogue will be a handsome
and cOmmodIcus structurc-fully equal to
the demands OF the congregation and in
keeping with the known wealth and lio-
rality OF its men bers. 1t will be a decided
ornament to an already beautiful section OF
the city, and will be not only fitting place
for the worship Of the living God by His
chosen people, but also as a monument to
the public spirit, pity. and literally OF our
Israeltish population, t. whom Richmond
has always been pleased 10 rank as among
her best and most substantial citizens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-19

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. M. 3S ;
9 A. NJ, AZ; noon. 40; p. ~, 81; p.
W.. 80; midnight, 40.
Mem temneratnfe. 41b.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TUE NORTHWESTERX MUTUAL
LIFE.INsURANCE C0sPANY,
oTEEPS IySURANCE AT LCTEAL COST.

For the past s.x years ASA To 1879 INCLUSIVE
itsINTFREsP EECEIPTs have Il yCEEDED It's PAY
MENrs for pzATII LOSSES 1eh hArbsSEs 10Y
pINEn nv over S7OO,OJ0-A RESULT wITHOU =
PARALLEL N IHE HISTORY OF LiFE-lr
sURANCE. - =. ..
poTicy h0ld4fs and their sNs entAnYes an average
Of more haR - - ..,.. ~
ONE MILLION OF DOi.LAtsS ANNLAAAH'
aul now holds foy ;bQlr srn' III over
EIGHTEEN MILLIONS co pOLLAR@..
securely snyeeted and Yielding high raie'6i ia
tere-t. - - - .. 49,,
! AND PAYING LARGER ANERAGE DINfDENpS,
! \ FURNISHES ITS POt.tf r-iToLDEHS WITH SAVER
( INSURANCE AND AT 4EeS NVsl THAN ANf So'i
PANY IN THE WOh Lp.
1hos4. want NJ Insurance are Invited - aSssal ne
carefully In the above FACTS, and FOR nuhsr IN
| '' JOHN q. CARY. St2te AGrnt.
| 1913 Msn street. RioamOr,d. Va.
| Agents wanted. mn ASe'"'Apz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-19
WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day. For the Middle
Atlantic States, c'oudy weather, followed
by rain, warmer southelly winds, falling
barometer.