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, 1880-06-17

NJ 1IopE," remarked prominent CHI
caRpan. q woll-known DcuocratEo wIro-pullcr,
"that your folks will get through soon." "Why
eoT' ho was asked. "What do you carc?' N
csre this much,". ho answered: "l'vo got five
hundred Democrnts in tho gallery thcro, bowling
for 9sant, and need them In Cincinnati. They
como high, hut no must haYo 'cm. m."-uostan
Tmnaer4pt.
, 1880-06-17

THE following gentlemen, have bccn noml~
mated by the President rs Commissioners to
ratfy tho troaty With tho Uto Indians Of Col
orsdo; @. ". Mauypenny, Of Ohlo; A. u.
Acacham, OF tho District Of Columbia; J. Il.
Bowman. of Kentucky; ]. ]. Russell, OF 1owa;
knl Otto Moara, tf Colombo.
, 1880-06-17

SHERRY WINS At CINCINNATI.
C1SclSSATI, o., june 1J,-The sfx-tlays'
wa1klng-matc!t, lerl-and.tor, seyeaty-two
hours, undcr the management of O'lcary.
ciosed Mt tic lIishlaud Ilousc Tonight. Six
teen men sturteI, a,ld on!y six rcnainy,l ut
tho finish, ~ tHlluwS: Sherry, Xf;; llArrl-
llinl,, :tj,; l,hone. I53; O'Ericll, 3.:e; Tracy,
:sSE2a: ThOInustll1, Tls.
, 1880-06-17
ITALY,.


RoAE, June 16.-The FinaMce Committee
OF tho Itallan Chamber OF nShuties has up
proved tho first article Of the bill for the
gradual abolition of the grlst tax. tho COM
1ntttce deciding. in conjunction with tho Gov
ern1tent, tint tho abolition sllall commence
tho 1st OF September, tsSo, instead Of tho lst
Of january, 1881, Us previously proposed.
, 1880-06-17

OSE Interested witness Of bad chnrncter,
Or NO chnraotor Mt all, can establish campaign
charge to tho satisfaction Of person who wnnts
TO believe 1t. II tho -Stutes' Atturnuys and
Criminal Judges only hnd campaign chargea TO
deal with under tho campaign Gods how happy
thuY would bq,
, 1880-06-17
1MMEERATI1N.

BALTIMORE. Md. juno lo.-Two more
llcayily.loalel traIi,s 'ara gu route over the
baltimore Il Oh!o fon Chicago to-ntglIt. tha
stea,nsllip lIrrll.nnn having arsiyel at Locust
Point this AFTERNOON With, 200 Gerlna'is
aboard. The IjrauIlschWiE, with q largu
number of !nl,aIgrants from pfeluen dlFcet.
, 1880-06-17
TuE London 1t{lenfCM,n for May has this
,o,n ri Interest to spelling rcformers:

The Loulun Pathological Society resolved At
ia university 1nnNtiug ia takg pRrt in tho
mnoysncut me fpr spelling reEurm. TN tho rrcut,l-
i%n'ssn,ato,i Of III outgoing Preal1entt Dr. Muir
~. the cttnr 1T Its dictionary, 1t nlopted Mr..
II. sweets proposal that list stdsttd be drawn
~ ~ mIstaken analogy or 1also ctymol0gy-!ikg
:? mi masio cutlld. mil ryrne mndG fut-nsld NIL
words containing neGdlcss lostars, iiko 1!sad,
rrnn,tncni{ revised Apul!lng OF thoso worsls.
IL Hurry pweut undertook to drAw up the list
n wor,ls and revisal apetllngs. and lay II before
An extra meeting Ut the Souaty lnto In June Or
enriY lii July.
, 1880-06-17

When tho hurbor OF Montroul was lit lip last
night for tho first tfIno by electricity, It was
asraadiiy by thIs nRo,oy ~ by tho light OF day.
Tho lamps were piAccd ou top OF telegraph
poles, md wero thrco or four hundred yRrds
Rpast. New York Ia nut ahead In everything
Rftet all.
, 1880-06-17

nNtl heat, Alfred making break. but
INC latter horse captured u'e next three md
llome.strctcll. lfismbnltit was distnnced III
the nth hent for running.
The, pacing sacc furnished sornc fun for the
crowd. rs It developed tendency .uil this
Iltnkor was a favorit nt slo 10 SO over the
altar he had wol, h,o i'fst iseat ii 3:ao. III
tho second l,cat lle kept fn tho lead all tho
he brnke. Bald iInrnut WAS right n,, his
wlrel, ard the manner ln which l,a WINS
pulled BY hfs driver was so I,nrrfacrd MS tn
nttraet THO. attention Hf ayerybntly. Seeing
Mitted 10 tho judges that he had pulled the
horse, but sW0rn by n1f that WAS, KODtl In
would try to win If they would t,ot expel
@ co,' e %Hs aS%e tSc o4sc to ry agsaa 9
t!rcd., Jimmy Dnst!,, was then put !n!fin'!
l,altl I[0rnut and Frank Van Ness hehind
BILLY scott, thG Judges s''speclfns TINT 10
YIN being pulled: The changes i,,atis 10
SUMMARIES.
.EAsr BA01KAw, juno ld.-Furss 5000, 2:io
Gns.llc {;1n,.l Ford........."..............".a !
sAxx DAr-iurse ssJj, xA elass:
};s:$;: };::is ;;;::::::::if !
''u"s:;ii; sp. ''''
sAMR DAY-racing; purse, saos
5iS'$ 5i;;;$ Sss;;
S~ee'Se9 Tm:-s:o: sais; s::,s s,a S'''
The cause Of SweDtzef being ttts!Alieetl wns
tho bursting Of n bloot.vesscl [n Ills head,
which ca,tsoti him 10 choke. md the driyur,
seeEng tho hnrse ws,s IN trouble. stopped ]llnt
wllen about halfway Up the stretch.
DUBUQUE: RACES.
Hptetdl Dtspateh 10 Ihs Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE. H., June 1o.-1llc June races
aa shd eao!l o' feld :5f harscs. @ s' Tisre was
fnIr attelldance to-iay, aud considerable H.
Granger;, best tiny. 3:;T15. Tks 2:'A race
was won by Indy Thorn; hest time, :::a;,4,
tireat excitement was raised during tlle sSc- @
Snd cat ct this ase " te
mnzou, Mich. Shu was oycrlrlyei, aild
dropped dead OH tho track.
n.ADFOKn. IA, RACES.
Special D1pateh 70 The Chte!go Tribune.
DnA Anronp, m, June lo...I'hc June raees
pfterlooli. The :,:o) clnss was won III three
straight heats By Lady Wheeler; best ttme
2:4s* Il took pix leats to decide tle ~. f.
race. The cntrfes were Lew 5rott, Ne!!ie
irwin took the first nnd second llcnts, May
tic fourth, and John H. the third, tfftll, nI
sixth. Best time, 3:.sLl. Nellie irwin tOnk
second money, May THRU, and Lew Scntt
fourth. The running rfce was hot cUncluuel
OIL account OF darkness.
COMFY i8f.ASD.
NEW YonK, July 1G.-coney Island races !:
First race, t}ree-Quarter-1ilile tlasll:
raw.S,o
1nrEHluntsa;
1Y,ne-l:lv.
Next race, selling race, one mile and a
quarter:
tlFKIt!4H.
EHyinEk ....".......sS
TiHe-3:if1l.
Third race, mile DASH:
EttuFtH..
iusch Sntt
k146d0b&
Ttms-l:ta.
last race, steep'e cllase, two and une-lialf
| miles:
UcFt!aN. .........
HMsGkttpEr .+.s.s.s
IGnc-6:.9.
Hrls1SGFiEI4I}t III.
SrRrEnF1ELp, ILL.,, June lu.-.4At tho meet
| tnB ut The BlnOd-llDlSe Association today,
| GgorEp lakes bay colt Muses. won the run
| ming race, purse $40, n,ltl N. 1IiEbie's Lady
N. the trutth,E race In the !::I15 clNss for il
, 1880-06-17

Tho inwor part uf tho bllf,iIns.
.iarnt,4, l. l!c,'dcn wns 'mploy!cd by tho First
and After he tn', been In tllo bank tlyc y.nrs no
was dsanc'' t. tho .t',e: 9f Casi'tcr; ~. sue:
don md 81. Thon,as woro 90 only pcrsoos
en- ss a. fy Sat rha St %n' %"t vtns t
sw,r', ns s s.en,sHt. @ al q iie e"ni!tion "i lie
orntnent examicrh "a t1nnl and eoftcet. III bis
!ast stt1,o,ncnt M dated Anril r. Hr; n"idca rc.
o.na alvinx ~ s1ps "x ina n acooraxx
70 ihls ab,totnent. Of more than ta:,txt,. ."'
A.s s!1 wsaks s agn r. Msd.i? 1:t ~ s"mpnne
ai,sofee, Mr. Thi,n,as stlceendinx hlni a. Caal,.
!er. 4 4 said thAt during tl,o ,,',xt h,se w.sks
IT, s1Gsn va. "s a W.
isea eaf h'ops; sr e' ns%islS 'l va? aSs
fs III tas sna .tanar tSs en- Tilt ts x' r 70 riee e
q = passenger had not arrlv.d when Tho d.
Iho iirst knowledye shat tho TretI.cnt aid III:
rec,ors had Of the faet that tho hunk ras
sns9 %S b, yrs % r Nsgas M Gk snk sna d II , 5n ry IT,
ht,t,ornd tho Newark bn,k's az 1ohangcs Al so0l
AZ pt1ss't,ie after that a meeting nt m many u
and Mr. Thoin!la win stitolnoacl bsfuro t6u!r.
4 full And candid statement rs to The true cnn-
@ ~ :" + ~ go e". .,I,.n,, ,1,,," ~ ~ ~
n" md n,'n~rt,1 ~ tfc iMractnr. % II nn,,,nr nv,
th"t thnr W. ~ " ,,t,en th"n Xiii mi TX ~ ~
can;,a whfrl, ," ou ' az s,as ssS III o,, ,nG
nnr nf ;hr nrnttnrt nsid bo wn,lt ~ IN s,'r. n
i.ni II thora ,sus raj" 9sn III inst h Tta ~ tn,
nnm ~ 1nssns hu .nnx,fn nIinn H. ..; s,,, III, H..
,nGnnv hnI rnrt,IrI,: hn"s, sinion fin mi ".ltI.I
It'll H. Hcadcn. n,1thnG nf ncto,,ntin1 fnr s,na
inta wss fv sfatinw ti,nt snrtnin MIMI scrn ,ao
Trr,n "shor hn-,wn T. s.as ntu, .a"nrtn nns I'M.
tho.n ~ afnmrmte sxcrc hi fr1,c '''t
Whom it wna privately reported TINT tho First
, 1880-06-17

7esEsyl1LE, O.. Sept. 1o, 1s's.--sfesw.. aferpan
II 1ueG, ~ John strcEt, Ntt 1'ork Cttv-pxAn
stis: Lam pleased I'd inform you that father =
almost ns wglt as no ever was His appetite Ia
lmpruvfn1 iNllv; he docs not hnve to get ur
during tno night, ,Mtcreaa ho u.cI 70 get up
tIhla this evening TINT hc felt 90 wcii.-Isstor
than he had for several years The quantity OF
urinc now. passed III tho twcuts -four huurs docs
,,os s.' oxeesd ono a,'est-the proper 9.,antty:-
N'ill dn us volt aay. let him cat anything, and II
any return If tho tatecaao you will hear from
z.Sksvi1Ix; D., My. :. ls.sS:Ye.gs; Maya,.
4 <fHen. 10 John atFtEt. Nttu York Cttu-DRAR
sils: 4 has been some time hsnce wrote you IN
razard t. tnw father was getting along. 70
tll'rRht would write y0u to-day. l am happy
t. say that hs 4 entirely welI,-fas been cured
with leas than three battles nf Constitution Wa
!!nr. since he hta t,een taking tho Constitution
Water VIC hny9 heard Of good many Cases Of
VERY bad: Wien 70 n5at hcaf1 of hor she vas
Constitution Water md. ofter taking a fow
tlo*es. wns Ablu To sit up. Send me a. many clr-
culars as yOii can fnr tho incEosed Btamps.
There arc Freat many persons that want them.
Yours very truly, john l.. SMlrH.
ASK your druggist for Il.
, 1880-06-17

stono WIS target for bcnn- -Ahoolers, md had
llyc cnt thrown at him: ut roolc n candidate
wna s2rnEHM through tho sirrctA and knocked
scrlsnless with atolic; Lord John Manncra waa
cagcd with rgxs filled With gas.tAt, A. Ashton
candidate waA stunned, HIS cRrrfaRo doHsroyed,
tho Conservative cAndfdatc's managers wetn
thrown down flight nf stairs and kicked Into
tho atrrnt; Sir Stafford Nnrthtuto was stoned At
1.or}ti!y; Mt Derby every article nf furniture II
tho bal! of mcot1nT WIS deatruycd and Tho cantiF-
datoa driven Into tho street. pertnrs thesa
things aren't cnIlrl ''f.Iss and t,'nHlt" II En-
Rtand. Sill, we think thoy Will do 10 compare
with tho "fuss and tuCnu1t" Ut tho CbtcaEg
, 1880-06-17

L1AH1LIT1EH.
Capital stock paid Ia. ln..................$ 3000000O
Surpua fund. u.............,s.........., d!.61b.21
Undivided profits. ..........,. .... :. !. 7,145.5l
National bank notes outstanding 80. 210,0t0.U
ptyldcllds unpaid. .......... ......... 1;E..Ul
Individual deposits subject to check. sc, ,51B..I
11ut IL other National bullkA. ,..,.,. 1nj,4t7.!U
nuu to Statc bnt,ksand bunkets :.... - M9l
suspense account. :":.sss:... m,liGW
III a.i
Total. $l.ls7,.Il5.fU
This statement was sw0ru to by dn1ys i.
i1oddun, the cnAhtor. III April. and nttested by
George T. Jenktilson, john Mg.lreHor.. anu
Charles n. Lockwood, DlructurH The Hank Ex-
Mtniner will take churgg If tho tnnk to-day.
Tho general opinoll III that tho stockholdcrs will
lOae everything.
, 1880-06-17

Eminent Dr. II. II. Walton, Annapolis,
Nil. writes: Cocns LehiHR Liquid Extract Ut
1teef 3s superior to Cod. Llrer OIL or AllythtnR
have ever used In wasted ur impaired Cunstitu-
tons.
, 1880-06-17

The public will beware Of a ffaudu.
lent Imitation Of DobbIns' Electric soap nnw be-
it viii rtilt, any clothos washed with Il, Insist
,puI hayiug Dobbins' Electric.
, 1880-06-17

Travellers, atop at Tho Astor Nnuse. New Tort.
, 1880-06-17

I1Mt-G:HU.
Er1s1SGFii!II}t III.
SrRrEGF1E1p, ILL.,, June lU.--4At tho meet
tng ut thH BlnOd-IlUrHg Association to-day,
Georgo lakes bay colt Muses. won tlle ruin
ring race, purse $40, n,tl N. 1IiEbie's Lady
purse Ut S175. The races continue Tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22

but the labor which produces the manu-.
facture is to be thrown open to the free
competition of the globe.
=F0reign productions must pay y high
duty lest they compete with home pro-
ductions; but foreign cheap labor must
be imported free to compete with home
labor.
In the language of Garfield, "iudivid-
uals or com 1anies have o right to bay
labor where they can get IL cheapest"
and the Cbiuese treaty must not be alb
rOgated "until our great manufacturing
aud corporate interests are conserved In
the matter of labor"
That IL the true policy of the Repub-
lii an party 1t is she object Of the Er
ployers' Union, %. which Garfield conf
1eDtially submitted his views; 1t is Gar
field's accepted doctrine; and 1t will be
the policy Of the Gederal administration
II Garfield IL chosen ut the coming elec-
ton.
When Chinese cheap labor has wholly
taken the place OF American mechanics,
and not until then, will our great manu-
fac'uiiug and corporate interests be con
served suffi GENTLY 70 induce a Repubh-
eau admi Distration to abrogate the Bur-
lingame treaty.
Working men be warned In time.-
Garfield's success is your ruinl
The secret purpose Of the Republican
party OF to-day is to subserve the inter-
es's of capital and monopoly, and damn
the tcOrkingmdn'
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
AN IMMENSE STEAMSHIP.

The Barrow Shipbuilding Company
on the 10Th inst. launched the new
steamship Furnessia. She is the lar
gest vessel ever launched in England,
except the Great. Eastern, and is inten-
ded for the Auchor Line Service, be-
tween Glasgow and New York. The
steamer has accommodations for 200
cabin and 1890 steerage passengers.
The Furnessia will be ready for sea in
two months.
There are now building six additional
steamers of large tonnage, for the At
lantic Service Of the Anchor Line,
which will bring the fleet of this com-
pany up to forty steamers of the largest
and finest in the world.
These additions to the feet have been
rendered necessary by the large increse
If passenger traffic, this line being a
favorite one with all classes of passeu-
gers.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
Scott's Conf1dence.

The N. Y. Tribune prints this dis
patch from Cory, Pa. 4: ut is sta
ted that on the best Dem ocratic au-
thority that at Erie Wednesday VIM.
L. Scott, one Of the wealthiest men
in the State, member of the Nation
al Democratic Committee, Mr.. Til
denis intimate friend and owner of
the Erie Evening Herald, wrote out
$500.000 with the remarks "That
is the amount of my faith in the
election of Hancock. Now bring
on your men. No boys need apply.
l will take bets from IS 900 up to
the whole pile"
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
ANCH OR LINE,

UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday,
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
THESE Steamers do not carry cattle. sheep pasA.
And every Saturday, r3t
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT
CABINS, e55 to t65. Excursion at Reduced Fsotea.
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
All Staterooms on Main Deck
Passengers book ed st lowest rates to or from ana
Railroad Station in Europe or America =
DRAFTS at lowest rates, payable (free of chares.1
throughout England, Scotland and Ireland
For books Conformation, plans, &C., apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS. BOWLING GaEsS. N. 7,
Or to 8 Adams Express
apr1I Wiimtngton. d
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
a Drop of Joy In Every Word.

FLEMINGToN, Hunterdon Co., NJ.
DIR. II. V. PIERCE, Buffalo N. Y:
Three months ago | was broken Oul
with large ulcers and sores on my body,
limbs aud face. procured your Golden
Medical Discovery and Purgative Pei
lets, and have taken six bottles, and to.
day L am in good health, all those ugly
uicers having healed and left my skin
n a natural, healthy condition. l thought
at one time L could not ne cured. AL.
though L can but poorly express my
gratitude to you, yet there is a drop OF
joy in every word | write.
Yours Truly, JAMES o. BELLS,
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
N ER VIM Il
TONICA SPECIFICA.

BOON 10 both BbA6B.
A REMEDY WITHOUT A RIVAL for
all diseases arising from Nervous Debil-
ity, Sexual Disorders, over Indulgence Of
Vicious HaDiLs, as well as from the pros
traLlon OF old age. It's curative proper
ties In violent and chronic forms OF the
following Diseases have been HLtested to
by the most Eminent Physicians:
DYSPEPSIA SEXUAL EXHAUSTION
SELF ABUSE SPEkMATuRHHGA
HEADACHE GEM Err l. DEBILITY
UIZZINkbS IMPUrENCY
PREM AZURE DECAY, &c, DC.
II has been in use over forty years, and
is to-day the most popular remedy for
the diseases aOove-menlloned IN tue
WORLD. 1t eau be used without regard
TO diet, Is pleasant in taste, and better
than ali, 1t Is a sure, safe and certain cure.
IL is no quack medicine, but stands upon
It's own merits, as any trial Will amply
demonstrate. since 1886, this remedy mas
always been sold for IA much larger price
than that for which IL Is now sold; but
owing TO the TACT that the time for the
payment OF all enormous royalty upon ITS
manufacture has expired, II is offered TO
the suffering OF botn sexes at one dollar
per box, 80 as to be within the roach OF
all; at which price IL will DO sent TO any
address free OF further charge.
Address, DIR. WILLIAM YOUNG,
4l6 spruce st., Phila.
May be consulted on all diseases by
mail. -d&w 8mos
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22

Mrs. WIN. TIPPErT, Owasco, N. Y.
says II have worn an Improved Excel
slor Kidney Fad about three weeks, and
about three weeks, and have received
great relief from it for pain In the back.
Sec Adu.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.
a CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood.
&c, Will send a recipe That will cure yoH
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remed,
TO the REV. JOSEPH L. INMAN, Station d
VetO York CftU. MaY4-eodDE DEWly
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22

EOR SALE.-A nlgniy improved Iarm
E of ioS acres I'm White Clay Greek hum
dred. Al enclosed In Usage Hedge. d.
vided into fiye fields. Large apple or
chard in full bearing. Public schoo. ad-
Joining the farm. Buildings-Largs Man,
sion sion Double & . Tenant House, barn, Grassry
frst claAs farr 2miles from station ON
p. W. 4 B. 4. R. Centrally located. 0
miles from Wilmington: Apply To-
JNO. W. WHITMAN.
Real, Estate ag't, Q W. Fourth street.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE COLLEGE. Wilmineto
TANCINGl

DASc'Ns'
REOPENING OF A. 8. WEBSTER'S SE-
LECT DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening. September eth.
Masonic TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
tiers wishing TO become proficient in all
the dances Of the day, and to learn the
new and more fashionable ones, will find
1t to their advantage to begin with the
opening of the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, September 9th.
Gentlemen'G class Monday and Thursday
evenings from to 10 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON GLASSES.
Commencing on Saturday, October ID,
Ladies' aud Misses and Masters class
Thursdays from to 9, and Saturdays.
from 200 to 400. Private lessons given
at any hour to suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALrzEs TAUGHT
IN A FEW LESSONS.
Special arrangements for Schools and
Semlnaries. and ior private GLASSES OF
ladies or gentlemen, can be made by ap-
plying at the Academy. at Robelin d
Bros, No. 7lO Market street, or by mail to
A. y. WEBSTER,
epA Masonic Nemp1e.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
RAILROADn.
pHILADELPIHA, WILMlMgT11

/ AND BALTIMORE RAIIJsOAN
JULY 2SrH 1880.
Trains will leave Wilmington a. follrwn
for -, 7g ~ g.
Philadelphia and Intermediatest sts4ious,
100. $40. l0.80 a. M; $50, 400, 100 eN
p. m. = p
Philadelphia lExpresD $50, 900. 9A,
1902 .. m. 268, 9.8 p. m go.
Phila. and New York "a, 3,030.7.0o, leyn2a.
m., 1888. 1913, 20S, 6.07 D. m. ~ -
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations,
B.85 q, m. 5.22 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, 7.0s D, m.
Baltimore and Washington. IAN. an
ais s35. q. m; l2.62, l .04, 4.z8, 7.0o, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave ine
New Castle 800, 9.6. .. M, Los 500, al
p. m. iif H 'stt'
Harrington and intermediate stations:
9.25 q. m. LOS, 6.& p. m. M ~
Delmar and intermediate StAtionR en-
m.; LOO p. m. NJ ~
SUNDAY TRAINS. f1l
Philadelphia and intermediate Station
BIO q. m. 800. $50, $50 d. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 1.2B O. n.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.sl, 2ee
q. m. n.
For further information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted ct ths
depot II. n. RENNEY. tf
Superintend6ne
, 1880-10-17

drcd" is the title Of troupe of colored mtnstrels
mastodonic favor.
Work has beo,,n IN earncst upon the new
.eotcm 10 III ,u"y.r .r1;nctt Is con;i-
aont t,t m ~ ,i 'is. os ~ rcs, fn The tiic
witn s;xrs Iavs ~ frn5, t,a tiine Of the ire
.o,e f1,ndrc, wfves,. will to-morrow even
4rfr reca;ua 10 az, 1,rot,,ctinn at tl,a Arch
S4Eaat Theatrn ~ phs;o5ainhio' IS Tha piece fs by
ri III, Pierne o1,d a'tn H. 1anes 4. RunnIon. Of
his ctty. 4'Ao' a1ao aA' ''AN'~' - ''''''
&4.-a
This evening Leav1tts newly organi2zeo 2
vaudeville troupe" appear at Hooleys 1Gr ,E.
the first time. The company has been favorao!y
fecelvsd elsewhere. Among TIE ben napes pa We oad OBJ
and Beasly, Nellie Larkee and Sam Holds
worth. Louise Linden. Charles and Eita Jerome;
the Gnrettas, Miss Minnie Kent, Canhe4d ana
Booker and crontn and Sullivan.
Mr.. Barney Maca,ev hoa with "His Messen-
ger from Joryf Section" during the past week
s1ccae,ie1 IN fira aw;ng a1,3tencos iar0e ia nut1-
hers and nnnrec,ntEva tn the Grand Opera-
House. The rnI piece needs no extended notice. It
"a ope-nurt ,,fats snl thnt one mart il Dnn'I
Rori,eH Yanl p,ay cynorncter a cIearr and hnmor
n',sw 6rawn he VA Sr Macnnlov- The engages
ment viii ha oont,n,,ad anfrher week.
0""eo ".
, 1880-10-17


The engagement OF Mr.. Lawrence Barrett
came to an end last night at Rooleys, that actor
having during the pnst two weeks presented to
audiences large; enough to be profitable to the
star and to the management the chief roles in
his repertoire. His first week was devoted to a
revival OF ..Julius Cesar" in which Dir. Louis
James, as Bs4ltus. may be said to have equally
divided the honors with Mr.. Barrett as Cassi,is-
The characters assumed during tho week just
closed were Rfc7selie4l,--in some respects the
Iaqo. and T0rich- Mr.. Barrctt's as
sumption ct the last-uamed character is
one Of his most finished efforts and
one Of the most complete works he has ever
given u.s. Howells' great tragedy OF - Torick's 8
Love" should occupy a more prominent place
IN the repertoire Of this actor. 1t may be said
that since the production OF the play in this city
last season the final act, by slight alterations,
ment is made clearer to the audience. His Shy
luck was found. as formerly. NOT Jewish, but
ShW0ch with clearay defined purpose
4Othello" was the bill for last night,
OF this part ia good conscientious one, In which
his impressive manner Is in keeping with The
blunt honesty OF the character; he enters into
the grim, sardonic hnnlor Of the knnve, and gen.
sss shows Of
Still. the assumption lacks the higher at
tributes Of the ideal I0do. Mr. Louis
James gave us Il conventional Uhcllo.
xery heavily heated. .a Miss st Marie wainwright
Book. who WIS cast for Cdssins, did not pluy with
bis usual care We can commend Mr.. Mosely,
the Montana, for his excellent delivery: The
orchestra in the rendition OF the incidental
anusic wero frequently sadly out of time and
, 1880-10-17

John 7. Raymond will be in tho city to-day.
"Razet KirAe' is underlined ut Mcvickers.
John Dillon and 1.-THE Electric Light" at Hay-
erly's On the 18th.
BARLEY Campbells Is 'Ma:rfmouy' Is said to be
reconstructed version Of ~ PERIL
This afternoon at $40 at Hooley's Theatre
the Eks will meet in their lodxe-rooms.
Miss Kate Claxton has had BoucIcault's
Snow Flower rewritten for her, and has peen
quite successful as HuuprettE.
Mr. J. {. Little, the actor, was accidentally shot
~ New York bnrrx>o1n the other night. His
'nlnfaes are OF serious nature.
MT. Z. II. Gothold, the General Agent OF Leay-
itts vaudeville troupe, has become pnrtuer
o1 the snetbaker variety organization.
Credit should be given Miss Kate FORSYTH for
me Interpretation of P0f5iI the other evening.
and not Mrs. Augusta Foster, who was t6a
hcrixM1, 9 "o
- Charlie Clayton is wearing Grape in his hat.
~, - ail Williams, his partner, has Joined tho
Thomas W. Keene company. Let It 10 no
further. ~ "o
:. 4, a, prirate telegram states that Hayerly's
Widow Bcdotr" opened ut Port Huron. Mich.
On Tnursdny to $50 house. br. Charies Risfon
Is the 'F1doap. A~t'A0p
There Is now On exhibition ut Hershey Fall
panorama descriptive Of - Pilgrims Progress"
Inc pictures are well painted, and will ho nn-
preclnted by those who admire Bunyan
., Shakespeare. Rankin, Sheridan Knowles, and
tne Others Will retire from HAyerly's stare fhis
evening in favor Of Haverly's 'sGreat BiacF
hundred solid. couat ien. The BLACK Hun-