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Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
The Eig hth Ward Democrats Su
day work.

The Eighth Word Democrats are hal
workers especially on Sunday whl
they have nothing else To do but
work up their ward. Quite lar
meeting Of Democrats was held ysste
day at the residence Of q pronns
Democratic politician in Church stss
Amongst the goers and comers were {
lass than four policemen who We
buster than anybody else. Politics b
TO be attended to no matter If thsi
we're fights and drunken dsbauchl
elsewhere in the city requiring Il
presence of the blue coated guardis1
Of the peace. Homes had to be prov
ded for non.residents and EepeaterS \
matter If it took the whole police for
Of the city.
Four, however, were deemed sui
cient, and these we're Kept busy Il
day. IL is reported that the house Of
Democratic candidate in the EghY
Ward has an extraordinary large poi
ulation in it at the present time, WOr1
men were busy all day yesterday hxl1I
up a house belonging to a Democrat
official it was thought for the purpOi
of providing headquarters for repeater
Artists were also busy thro1gh the dal
painting and lettering a Transparent
near this same house. Reports say th1
it is nothing strange TO see policemf
electioneering amongst colored men az
treating them TO get their votes. 0nI
this morning officer Richards sidled Y
to a colored man, took him into MANI
saloon, treated him and urged him
vote the Democratic ticket. The coloff
man was ready for the treats, but \
served his right to vote for whom
pleased. FROM the activity which p
vailed all through the ward yeStsfasI
there can be no doubt that the elec''1
has been set up and that the DemOcfa]
are determined to carry 1t oy "
means.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
s,lnuaan HOMse Arfle

The following were the ar'''
Clal ton House up to noon Raker rlen.a
VIM y; Bond, Ety. ", JS'' o. ,tiead, Il do. p'T'
sni sty; SeSs Tsrd q .ainst Rsn.,o'ddo d.
Roray Phi'a.; H. J prLhAnciut;D Din ccity;D Linz
stacy. do; W. T: WesttrooIk, ~, ~ r. Wesl''1
say, Augustine Mi,is, .,nmsr oruy Balt";; IL; MD
:s S,;: 5 3 4 s S::5
Henry Helm, r scranton; !. e; +; ;obSssts' b% 'ns
sutEiD., Orn M. 3 Jer " cltyiJJ; yiJJs;,TP"cd P,sdTJ y
Grace Bs to Q. Es~,aPS;i 41S;su, dol ,Dls, ,ss
Dure, IT.. do; J.. X; S,,,s. / FAX sa,S1 asn
1eW OY, YORK; hfi Il. r. Robeen, ci'ii 'ii,bss as i Nsl
creds, nj j., PM a.. Jrs r. n l. n. Ands,Issss1
lPH'SVi aS %n Il. T. s's ns n ,a,sy si'c ceanpsH a
anne, Chas. Z. Ford, 49,. omsp'P rner Phila
seventeen persons; p H. Iu''''
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
THIRD EDITION.
BOGUs TICKETS.
Henr,,s Little Dsdxe In the eth

Memry's Little Dodge I'm the 9Th
Ward-Ansnym nous Circular.
For the BKPuBLIoAH.
Or Saturday last an anonymous circu-
lar Of which the following lie an exact
copy was circulated inclosed in envel-
ops with a bogus Republican ticket en-
closed inside the circular. The ticket
having the name Of Henry Bckel for
Council In lieu Of Edwin G. Moore the
regular nominee Of the Republicans.
Eckel, being the so.called Democratic
nominee for said Ward. The circular
reads as follows to wit
WILMINGTON, Sept. Sd, 80.
DEAR SIR:-A number of the person.
al and political friends OF Henry Eckel,
recognizing the Importance Of having
men of practical business experience
and ample opportunities Of leisure tine
in the City Council, have placed his
name upon the Democratic ticket foi
Council in the Sixth ward.
Should you be in sympathy with the
motives which have led them tC
this course, they would be glad to have
your support at the coming City elec.
tion, and have therefore enclosed in
this note a full Republican ticket with
the exceptional instance Of Council,
which, as you will observe, has bis
name upon the ticket. II elected he
will doubtless discharge the duties Of
the office In q manner that will best
tend to promote the business and gen.
eral interests of the city.
This circular, a. you will observe,
lauds and magnifies the practical busi-
ness experience andample opportunities
of leisure time, this would be city father
possesses which 80 eminentiy quail
ties him in opinion Of the writer OF
this anonymous circular for the posi-
ton of member Of our City Council.
IfMr. Rckel is 80 much needed by
the business men of the 9Th ward as a
councilman, "why have not a few at
least of said business men given their
names as an appsndage to the circular,
80 that other business men therein
shall see who they are.
Henry, this business dodge is too
thin, when it comes through an
anonymous circular. And when 1t Is
carefully read, | think that the masses
OF the voters in the Sixth Ward can by
its construction and phraseolgy have
no difficulty in deeiphering its author,
or Its purpose. Henry ia no stranger
in the Sixth Ward, and his political
antecedents are to we'll known here to
deceive any true Republican voter by
an anonymous circular Of the business
men of the Sixth ward.
To be forwarned is to be forearmed,
let every Republican in the 9th ward
scrutinize his ticket closely before vot-
ing, and see that 1t is the straight tick
ct. To all persons who cannot read,
the names on their ticket, we say take
no ticket from any hireling at the polls
on election day. Get your ticket from
men in whom you have implicit conf.
dencs only and have it read to you be-
fore voting. By so doing the Old Sixth
Ward will rebuks the author of this
anonymous circular.
9TH WARD REPUBLICAN.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
Sudden Death.

Mrs. Ella Eastwood, wife of Milton J.
EastWt Cd, died very suddenly at the
residence Of her husband, No. ll06 W.
Sec md street, last evening, about seven
O'Clock. She was about the house hearty
and well in the forenoon, ,bnt being sud
denly seized with cramps, it is supposed
by her physician that she ruptured q
blood vessel and bIed to death. Mrs.
Eastwood was a very estimsble lady,
and her death will be much lamented
by ler family and friends.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
Denth of q GOnd act0r

W. W. Colley, who, for many years,
was a conductor on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington & Baltimore railroad, but
who recently visited Florida for the
purpose Of recuperating his health, diei
of consumption about nine O'Clock this
morning in the city of Baltimore. The
deceased was we'll and favorably known
in this city.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
A Little toe LaIe.

Thomas Dougherty come to the Re.
PUBLICAN Office on Saturday Just a little
too late to prevent his name and the
name of Bridget M,Mahou being pub.
lished in the collectors advertisement
as delinquent payers Of city taxes. He
had is receipts along TO show that they
we're paid, and ws regret that it was
too late 10 prevent publication.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
Oh anlptOm Corn.

Peter Robinson farms Benz. Webb's
farm, and informs US OF a stalk of corn
he has raised measuring twelve feet in
heighth, and bearing two very large
ears OF corn with fifteen rows each and
filled clean out to the end. The stalk
can be seen at No. $40 Walnut street
He wants to know who can beat it.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

NTDTlCt. t.-NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV
y en- to the members of the Farm nrS
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of MI
Greek Hd., that tax Of one mill 70 the dol.
ar on the taxable basis is due to meet the
loss Of Egbert Klair's barn, destroyed by fire
The members are requested to come toward
md pay their tax before the 8 tn day of Sep.
tember. asa discount OF 7 per cent. will s.
given. Collectors -Brandywlne HID, John
W. Day; Christiana Hd., Howard e. + inn:
Mill Greek Hd., Aquila Derrickson: White
Clay Creek Hd., James Springer. 9l-ltd3tw
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
u eltnq ucnts.

All per,ons, whose names were pub
lished on Saturday are advise to pay
their taxes at once, az the list will be
published again on Wednesday. Those
who pay b fore that time will not have
heir name, published again.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
Social Religious Services.

general invitation ia hereby ex.
tended to al Christians who are striv'
ing for higher measures Of the Divine
life and power, and to thoss who wish
to become Christians, to meet me on
Tu 'sdays and Fridays, at 3 80 p. M,
at No. 202 West Ninth stTest.
ALFRED T. SC0TT.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

The Ward Executive Committee sni
other Republicans of the Fifth WARD
are requested to meet at the Line, lr
Club room this evening at " o'clock
Punctual attendance Is requ 'sted.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
CARRIAGES and Harness

IMMENSE ATTRACTION ON FUTRTI
street, at the Great Central Carraga an,
Harness Mandatory. Carriages oAs51t&
OF all description built 10 order at eHITG
the shortest notice. Large stock OF Carriage:
Harness. Saddles and BrIles, Whips, La
Ri nkets, SC, on hand and for sale whole
sale and re;ail, Competition deted. Ha,
ness made to order: trst-rlass work. We n
yite attention. Gail and examine. All a
politely treated at the Mandatory and Il
Zaar, N. W. corner VI Fourth and Walnu
streets. Large stock and largs t0se. A
goods guaranteed to be as reprs sented
F. DARRRGH.
(SuccesSOr to JOHN M ERRlCK.)
N. b ALSO second-hlud carriages and har
ness for sale. 4.29-imw
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
Read. Think and Believe !
TIE LITTLE GIANT
Pc IKE I sc A l. ES,
Something for Everybody.

The Greatest Invention of the Age.
Something for Everybody.
A new invention OF rare merit, which must
not be classed with the cheap, miserable al.
fal's that are now flooding the country. THE
!. TILE GIANT POCKET SCALE Is q neat
and useful article, which In tine will throw
all the cid togy scales and balances Into tho
shade. They weigh accurately from one
ounce to eight pounds Carefully built ana
CONSTRUCTED by skillful workmen, they will
give tne best satisfaction wherever intro.
dured, For beauty and workmanship they
take the lead Heavily plated with nickel
silver, they cannot Larntsh or rust. These
scales are so small and portable that they ca n
| he easily carried in The vest pocket and Occu-
py more space than small po3ket-knite.
| Th' Sc Scales are durable, strong and accur-
| ate, and with ordinary usage will last a lie.
| time wlthLut re ting 0ut OF order. az they are
| built upon an entirely new principle, VIII ch
| the inventor spent nearly two ye rs in per.
fectlng. They are pronounced by Ned Bunt.
| line, E. z. q Jud5On,) and other ieadua
Ame can spCrtsL en- 10 be superior 10 any
| scale heretofore in ported iroA Europe, and
they should be seen / be appreciated. Just
the thing for sportsmen, Trappe's, Hunters,
| Agents, Travellers, and far iiy usc, in fact,
something TOR everybody" No dealer In the
world can give you scale equal to the Ill 1.
| TIE tflAhT' tOrhye times the price asked
TIE pattern Is neatly instructed and finely
| finished Every scale we end out Is In per.
ett order and are Warran ed so or money re-
iuDd0d every time. 81 tisiaction guaranteed
IN every cNSe. These Scales are NO "Catch
penny affair but something both good and
useful to every person in the land.
AGENTS WANTED everywhere tc sell
the % Scales in all 3ectiOLs Of the country, al
you wi hhd them the fastest. selling article
IN record. "Big Discounts are offered tC
agents, dealers and he tade Cur motto is
Live tnd Let Live" "Quick sales ano
small Profits" circulars, terms, and tuIl par
! HcuIars cent free TO any ado ress. One sam
Die Scale, put up in a neat case. sent by mai
to any address on reca pt Of DC. t3.cent pos
age stamps takep or you eau send One
Dollar Bill and we will send three ssales.
Il Address all orders to
&. b. THOMPkON, sOIe Manurr.
/ $40 3Mw RrIdgewater, Conn
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
sRORERs.
TLLlUTT. JOHNSON 4 90.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,

TLILOTT, JOHNSON q 90.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET sTs.
Wilmington Delaware.
DlkEOT PRIVATE WIRE
From our ofios 70 the New York and Phila
detphia Stock Exchanges. Quotations fur
nished simultaneously with sales being
made at those exchanges.
Philadelphia, New York and SanFrancisc<
stocks and bonds bought and sold and oar
ried on margin.
AL Local Securities 0ought and Sold
Cash Ready for good First Mortgaxes.
FoR SALR.-26 shs. Del. Fire Ins. 90.
ID Il, ROBINSON h co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
N. Z. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET
wilmington, Del.
US. FOURS FOR SALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
Stopped FREE. Ma

y sons Restored. DIR. KLINE'S Gre t
l. NERVE RESTORER for all brain
and nerve diseases No fits alter first days
use. Only sure cure for Fits, Epilepsy AMI
Nerve Diseases. Infallible II taken as d..
rected Treatise and 80 trial bottle FHEE,
patient paying express charges. Send name,
=. u. and express address TO DIR. KLINE,
t3l Arch st., Philadelphia, Pa. ~see prfr'
,ipal druggist.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
MERCHANT TAILORING.
WYNN. IL. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
l2g MARKET ST., ia MARKET ST.
All the latest styles of Spring and Sumner
Cashmere and suitings Kept on hand, GU
and made In good style.
CLOTHES MADE TO 0RDER
AS Uhesp as any Establishment In Wilmins
ten or Philadelphia 87-3G
MERCHANT TAILORING.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dr. Simms Vegetable Liver Pills. ou
gar Coated, without an equal They never
grtpe or sicken in operating move the bowels
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
action Of the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains In the right or left side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Costiveness,
Sick Stomach, Weak BACK, Dizzness, Bad
Feelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
Billiorsness, Languor, General Weakness
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Stckening Weak-
ness, or leaving the bowels costive. They
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
FREQ from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
Sold by dealers and country store Keepers.
ASK for DR.. Simms Pills and take 20 others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Whining.
on. DEL. Philaielphia. g02 Arch st.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

VMPROVED STOCK rUn SAL
cheap.-A thoroughbr lderney t;nI
tands6me, perfect, ~ yea Old III ert tro,
Apply near Snuff Mills, Y .4iyn P.N.a
s'af'on, d. W. X. r, Del:
gs.l2tw T, W, FERREE L BRO.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
Peach Shipments.

The peach shipments over the Della
ware railroad on Saturday num bered 40
cara. and were as follows:
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
IMPORTANT to ALL INTERESTED.

DIR. hOBERTSON, 10 8. EUTAW 81
BALTIMORE, MD.
From Is years experience In hospital and
special practice guarantees cure In all dis
eases Of the URINARY ORGANS, NER-
VOUS AND SEMINAL WEAKN ESS,
loss Of sexual power) etc., GONORRHG OF
SYPHILIS, recently contracted, positively
cured In from to 10 days. Medicines sent to
any address. Gall or write enclosing stamp
for reply.
DR.. RS special remedy Tor Ladie suffering
with irregularities. g. ivy
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

A GENrS WANrRr mn SVT.L DoCTOR
~ Chase's 2'n, Peep. Ponk se''s at
sight Ynu donh'a y0ur monev Address
VT Chase's Printing House, Ann Arbor,
Mich. 826.1yst
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
DOBINBON, CHANDLER d CO.,
BANKERS
NO. 7IS MARKET STREET

Wilmington, Del.
wAFTED.--8 per cent. city loan, long run.
FoR SALE.-8O shs. city railway stock.
Dividend orders Penna. X. X. 90. Dashed.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED. PER GENT. AL
LOWED ON DAILY BALANCES.
Home and Foreign Investment Securities
bought and sold. 4-lkti
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

Morris Gov. Plan, o. 'tA,' ,, ,,rsets
II ,stsurant Sixth and A"fN'
night.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
MARoH nrR, 1889.

YNoORPoRATED MAROH llrR, 1859.
President. ). B. sTEHMAr.
~ Secretary, GEO. A. MARK.
NINTH ANNUAL STATEMENT 0E
THE u, Is. MUTUAL AID SOCIETY VI
PENNSYLVANIA ,FORTHE YEAR END
ING DECEMBER 3lst. 1879.
Principal 0fice, Lebanon, Pa.
ASSETS, DECEMBER Sist, 1873.
Cash value Ui Real Estate
clear Of all llincumbrances $4,000 w
Loans on Bonds and Mort
| gage from annual pay an
Bonds and Stocks, 4 per
ct. Government Bonds ~
from annual payments) ZeVoos w
Death claims paid and not
assessed (discounted)... o,oO0 W
Mortuary assessments due
Il In process of collection 3,Ooo 20
Annual payments due and
In process OF collection. l2SoO W
Cash on hand and in Bank Sa9os bl
Cash in hands OF Agents. b,OOO w
assets, % ,.'''.,..,..,,... 2,262 %
|
Total assets oI the comply SI3,6T 81
| --------
LIABILlTItS, DECEMBER slSt, 1879.
Death claims reported but
not due for which assess
ments have been made. Sll 900 90
Beath claims resisted. .... 5000 90
Due for salaries Of officers,
II commission to agts., etc. 2,Ool "a
Surplus OF assets over lia' - ls,0Ol "a
bilIties s............... l95,6T6 n
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06


The voting places are as follows;
First District-White Horse hotel,
Second and Tatnall.
Second District-Felton House, Second
and Walnut.
Third District-(eastern precincD-
N. +. corner Fifth and Orange streets.
Western precinct, N. W. corner Fourth
and Madison streets.
Sixth Dlatrict (western precinct
Fourth ward)--at the City Hall. Fifth
District, eastern precinct of the Fourth
ward) S. W. corner OF Fifth and Spruce
streets.
Seventh District eastern precinct o
the Fifth rd)-Latayette Hotel, Nintt
and Shlpley streets. Eighth District
western precinct, S. W. corner Seventh
and Madison streets.
Ninth District (southern precinct o
the Sixth ward)-S. <. corner Seventh
and Market streets. Tenth District
northern precinct of the Sixth ward, S
W. corner Fourteenth and King streets
Eleventh District eastern precinct o
the Seventh ward)-S. (. corner o
Tenth and Orange streets.
Twelfth District (western precincD-
Logan House. corner of Delaware ave
nue. and Dupont street.
Thirteenth District eighth Ward)--
At the corner of Eighth and Pine.
Fourteenth District Ninth ward-A
the Brandywine Academy.
Fifteenth District (renth Ward)-A
Reed and Jackson streets.
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a. merely an excuse for pampering O selfish
child or for eating q gluttOnous dinner. 1t
matters little. we think, which we do. With
the day the action dies.
The shepherds, no doubt. thought 1t trifiing
matter when they left their sheep to 60 down
to the village. The priests crossing the desert
did not know that the story OF that journey
would be told to the world for ages in thousand
tongues. Our actions are as imperlshaole as
theirs. They are not told, 1t is true, in Holy
Writ or history, but every time that we vul-
garize a divine thought in child's mind, OF
when we speak helpful words to human SOUL
we send out living force into the world that
shall be in it long after we are dead. "The
idle word that speak to-day" says the Arab
proyeIb, @shall not meet it again and again at
the crossing of the ways until the world shall
abe no more? '
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Opern in Berlin. Baron Ha'seu. tho manager OF
the rovol theatres has always objected 70 mounting
Worner's operas, as the work costs % mucn' Dus
the Emperor himself has overruled the Baron.
AZ Littre grows weaker day by day. IL has be-
came impossibIe for him to read or work. those
about him endeavor to distract him from 'ne
thought of death. For the past year he has
ss physician, the progress OF nls - "a. s.ats.
lie is quoted as saying recently IN tone o, o"cp
sadness: "They are happy who have ia'thr
NJ Gambetia is SAID to be a great admIrer OF tho
writings of Nine. de Sevigns. He carries DIS an
mration TO the point of making piigrimages 70 tno
Bnrpundian chateau in which she grew mp; and no
bas been heard to say in speaking Of her. that he
never knew of woman superior 10 Tue rese Oh ner
sex by her wit and literary skill VINO nan nos ~
s;dnonsv cultivated her intellect and cracked hard
nuts of philosophy.
Baron Alphonse de Rothschlld is as Thoroughly
yersed in art rs any member of his family, wnich 10
saving great DEAL for the house OF each OF thein Is
n museum which contains fewer Of Arts friends
than the Louvre itself. One day, when lie had JUST
shown to an intimate how profound ana >sc-
curaIe was his knowledge OF art, he signed pea.
me What a pity was not born to keep An O'd
cnriosity shop. / am sure would have made for
tune In It,"
Colonel Thomas Scott's activity has been greas
enough to out three ordinary men, Some idea OK
II may he gathered IRON the loquaclty OF hab VIM
supplied him IN Washington with horses and car
RACES. 1T unusual thing be said, for COL
onel Scott to keep carriage for twenty-four hours
He would order the team and drive ii he was be-
hind par Of iron horses. How they would H. Then
lac would make q stop OF perhaps two or three hours
in front of some prominent mans house. Then he
would be Oft again. and 90 keep u mp for whole
day aud night We cot 10 know him. and kept an
eye about ana after the horses began TO get Jsded
fresh pair would be run to the place where he
,fn1a md shann nladn h.llt
always certain with Colonel Scott. lie was won
deru
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conquered the whole Valley of the upper
Niger, and depopulated large part OF
it by his cruelties. This follower or ."o
Prophet was in the habit of decapitatlng
all his male prisoners, and the country when
be scourged and ruled for nearly half century
has not yet recovered from the effects OF hi'
conquests Happily, the quarrels OF his sons
caused his empire to crunble, and there ID
no formidable power left to place itself IN
the way of the railway enterprise. The French
will of course take practical if not nominal
possession of the country traversed by the
line, and may in time acquire as complete
control over the Soudan as the English exer-
else ia India In a political as well as
commercial sense, therefore, the railroad from
Senegal to Timbuctoo is work OF great I'M
DOrtapce.
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ynoex to Advertisements.

AxUsYMfNTs-3d Pdqe-6th column
ANSoUSCEMENTs-SH PoQe-5ih column 81. o,,n,r
BANKING HOUSES AND BANKERS an PGqc-oth coiu''"'
BOARD AND ROoMs-6M PGgc-2d coutIh
BUSINESS NorIcEs-4M Pdae-1sl column.
Corporation NOTICES 6'h Pdge "a co u'nn.
Dancing ACApEMiEs-3d Poge-3d eounn
DIyIDFSp NOTICES -Th Pdge-5th ana ON cciunus
grpoppaS ApyYRT,spMEN IS Sd PGge-6th column.
= TsresfoNs- Sd fa2e-6tn roiun,'
FIyAScIAL-TM Pdge-3d. 4th ard ON columhs'
Fop THE UoIIDAYs-GM Tagged column.
(usTEs ASDPFSD ERs-3d Pdge-3th coiuinn
HELP WANTED-OM Pdqe-ith column
iCI CREAM Sd PaGe-6th colninu.
IssrRUCTIoN-}d IdGe-3d column
MARRIAGES AND DEATHs-Sth Pdge-6tn cofmn
EINING-6h Pdge-:5j and An co umns 80 -.
MiscrIL, SIors- on Page--2d colum' Sh Pa5e-oth'
Music., iSsTruMTYrs- Oh Paoe-2i column.
Nyw PUBLIC ArIoSs-6M Pdqc-2t column
OCEAN STEAMEks-3d Pdge-oih column
ProrosAIs-6M PoOe-4tn column
RFaI EsTATF-5d Poqe-1st column.
pp,Ic1ors NorICrs-?,d JiaQe-lst and 81 columns
siITaTIo>s WASrED-MALEs- Pdgo-in column;
FENALKs-6M P1ce-4ih column.
SPECIAL NOrtCFs-5h Pdge-6tb columns 80 80,
srrAMEoATs AND RAILROADS.&C. Pdge-lth anu ON
columns
rs,cgEns-3d PGge-3i column.
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DRAMATIC NOTES,

Locke Richardson will give his third Shake
spearean Recital on Monday afternoon at the Union
League Theatre.
McCuloughs last performances in Brooklyn invite
attention now. He will act Othello this afternoon
and Richard ILL., tonight and so will cloze his en-
gagement.
Mr.. }. X. Emmett will appear next week, at
Haverly Theatre, Brooklyn, in Fritz in Ireland"
It 10 announced that Mr.. Emmett will 90 to Europe
next spring.
"Uucle Toms Cabin" as illustrated by the
Rial aud Draper Combination" will be given at
the Academy of Music to-day, and may be- seen
there until further notice.
Salvinl ends his engagement at Booths Theatre
tonight. enactng Othello. Lawrence Barrett
at the Park repeats his dne performance of Yorick
Mary Anderson, at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
will DO Julia, in The Hunchback."
The arrival here of Miss Gcneweve Ward is an
important theatrical event Miss Ward is one Of
the most accomplished women OF the time and an
actress of power and brlliancy trained in the best
school, aud with her return To our stage will
naturally come several OF the highest characters in
literature of the stage.