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Not quite what be meant, though Milk
man" Tell your mother she 'ull ave to pay
ready money fur milk in futur' ] amt q
goin' to chalk up any more." Boy" Wot
are yer goin' to use ipstid, then, Mr.. Simp-
son Fun.
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Matthew Arnold says that Ia aoaeraf a
book worth reading Is w0rsh possessing -
This is true. When q man b0rrows your
book to read 1t generally becomes bis own.
At least you never see it again.
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DR.. WARES PULM0NALlS.

is household word with those who have used It, be-
ii does its work quickly and eectualy In of
Coughs, Colds, Hoarsepess Influenza. Asthma, Brcn-
chits, Wh0oping Cough Group Pains In the Breast,
Consumption and Bleeding the Lungs Only 10 cents
bottle Ask your druggist for 1t. Wholesale Depot,
N W Cor. Sd and callowb SITS, Phiia, Pa. Sep. ".
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An old salt, when asked how fas north he
had ever been, replied that be bad been Sc
far north that 'ethe COWS when MIXED beside
red-hot stove, gave ice-cream."
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Or. JONES, TARAXAcuM TONIC

ar Dyspepsia Medicine, Vegetable Compound whose
" virtues have stood test Of forty years is infibc
In the cure Of Dyspepsia, General Debility Chronic
Weakness of Lungs, Spleen, Kidneys, Short Breath.
Heartburn, ST. vtus Dance, panin the stomach Back
and Chest. Particularly adapted TO all Female Dsea-
no matter what the age of the patient may ne.
Price as cents. Sold by druggists
ASA JONES, propr, 3is n. Sd st., Phila, Pa
Inne 23-lY. -. -
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The burglar who undertook to break into >
hearty laugh, the other nigh, was taken in
charge by policeman.
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THE LONG LINE


JEFF. Davis,
James Buchanan,
John B. Floyd,
Bob Toombs,
Jake Thompson, 81
General Lee, $40
Stonewall jackson, $50
Wade Hampton,
Yellow Fever Blackburn,
Wilkes Booth,
Beauregard,
Fort Pillow Forrest,
Butcher Chalmers,
Vallandigham,
afE ~m Admiral Semmes,
Butcher Butler,
John c. Breckenridge, s4nss
Writ, Lamar,
.2aSs@ Preston Brooks,
Judge fancy,
VIM. II. English,
Ben. Hill,
Boss Tweed,
Bill McMullin,
Bob Lister Smith,
Charlie Burke.
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REBEL SOLDIERS
TO THE FRONTl
UNION SOLDIERS
TO THE REAR

SENATE VOTE, April II, 1880: For, Demo
Gratis, 81. Against, Republicans, rs. HOUSE
VOTE. May 90, 1880 !: Fofs Democrats, rs.
Against, Republicans, rs.
Lost Cause, Solid South, Northern Mud
stills and Greasy Mechanics, in the shnde Of
the Principles for which LEE aud JACKSON
Fought. f4
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TIE NEW YORK SUN on THEgDEM-
0cRA7HC N0MINA110N. :

AS the New York susais theileading DEM
ocratic paper Of the country, it's ittesances ia
regard to tie Democratic nomination FOR
President are sworthyIof attention.
at the opening of the Ciueinnati Conven-
ton, it repaired
Either the Democrats must give up tile
fraud Issue prsnominate Tildcn.
And little Democrats do uotnominase Mr..
Tiden they. do relinquisl che fraud issue
the strength Of their canvass.
Tilden, Principle aud Victory, or somebody
else, no ISSUE and defeat I
Which? ~
Answars f.incinuaff 4
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GENERAL ORDER NO.
S2g


We pledge ourselves anew to the Doctrines
and Traditions Of the Democratic Party, as
Illustrated by the teachings and examples Of
a long line of Democratic Statesmen and Pa
triots. DEMOCRATIC Platform, 1880.
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The original Seckel pear tree is still stand-
ing near Philadelphia. 1t 10 nearly two hum
dred years old, and of course it is mere
she'll, though it still bears few pears.
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III
Is MARS ISHABITED ?--There is no other
planet of the solar system, says a scientific
paper, which offers SO close an analogy to the
earth as Mars. The telescope reveals to US
the figures of broad tracts of land aud ex-
panses of sea upon its surface. The duration
Of his day and night almost coincide with our
own. His exterior experiences the alternating
changes of the seasons. His nights are illu-
minated by two satellites, which present all
the phenomena Of our own moon, aud moro
frequently owing to their greater velocity -
An atmosphere probably surrounds this
planet in fact, the ex istence Of air is indis-
pensable to his other features. Hence the
inference that Mars is a habitable globe APP
pears very obvious and fair conclusion,
and 1t would be inconsistent TO i'm
agine that this planet, provided appar-
emily with all the requisite natural facilities
TO render life a necessary and desirable feature
of his surface, is a sphere Of desolation, a.
mass Of inert matter, which, though conform
ing to the laws of gravtation, is otherwise
serving no useful end, as the abode and sus-
tenance of animate creatures. 1t is far more
in accordance with analogy and rational
speculation to conclude that Mars is the CEN
tire of life and activity, and that his surface
is teeming with living beings.
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AMENDMENTS
THE TRADITIONS.

SECESSION,
DISLoYALTY,
REBELLION,
TREASON, Salisbury, Belle Isle, AMBER
SONvILLE, LIBBY PRISON, Knights of
the Golden Circle, Ku-Klux, Chisolm Massa-
ores, Night Riders, Red Shutters, Yazooism,
Rebel Brigadiers, SHOTGUN POLICY
MISSISSIPPI PLAN, TISSUE BALLOTS
You Vote, We Count.
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TILDEN AND REFORM,
CRONINISM,
BARNUM's MULES,
GARCELONISN,
O'CONNoR LEGISLATURE, Philadelphia
Fraudulent Naturalization, Frau Q t
FrankiDg,
ALABAMA 95, 600 DEMOCRATIC
~ MAJORITY,
Southern Census Frauds, REBEL CLAIMS,
Removing Union Soldiers to make room for
Rebels. ~ @s
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sure cure orail ordnar, diseases Of Horses Cattle
Sheep and Swine It cures and prevents CmicxfS
CHOLERA. Yourcow is certain to yield 20 PER CENT
MORE AND BETTER Mink AND BuTrER stock Fuffens
ora 0ae- Fourth less Reed!
Being 10 possession of large number of excellent
testimonials, Il suDjoin a few
Ihave been using your Cattle Powder for horses,
cows, chickens and pigs, and find IL FIisT-cIA IS
thing. George Bond, Germantown Pa,
Please send half gross OF Cattle Powder have
used two packs on my COW and chickens The COW
rnyr nearly twice the quantity Of milk that she did be-
fore and va,e twice the amount of butter My chick
ems were diving but were cured after had
used the powder Yours truly, Jonas Pasour, Dallas,
N. c. ssD =. e.ss. fss8 -.
have used and compared your cattle Powder with
all Others and must say 1t Is the best io horses cattle
sheep, hogs, &c have tried iton poultry iYf many
complaints, With success in every case.--J0nathan
Weaver, Berrybnrg. Pa.
Last summer you sent me package Of your powder
which gaveto my poultry and baye not had one
droopy turkey or chicken since-Mrs Wm.f Knapp
Orange, NY
Send me q pack or two of your Cattle Powder. The
pack got from you last winter cured the chicken
cholera. gave of t to a Reghbor and IL cured
his chickens.-J Ohm Williams, Spruce Vale, Ohio
Address for pamphlet fun of useful information
for the farmer. horsenan OF dairytaan.
f. A. MILLER,
33i Arch ST.. P5ILA., Pa.
S June 23 1SS0-ly.i s&
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MEDICAL.

TEsSAGES left Central Drug Store, Lambert vile
M for R. G. Foulke, NJ d. will be promptly attended
to. X. G. Fonlke, M. D.,
March "a, 1885,, 6m. New Hope, Pa.
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IA
SouTifERN 1NToLEnANcE II sat In w ele-
CANT pafloS Is the State Of Georgia in alslnee
hours Dissatisfaction allyw me, MI. Chain
man, to say that wherever tuue on lstc, or
Providence may take me. Iii Tie pine Iilis of
Maine, Of IN the most elegunt retreats Of
Georgia and Mississippi, am u Republican
wherever am. We discussed this Question.
| said these gentlemen can give me tustimony
concerning this Important vital question d
my face as Northern man, though Of SOUTH
ern birth. In that conversation said to
these gentlemen, g How about the ClIisolin
case !" One said, /" have never really ex-
amined that oase.n Said another, !" have
heard that there is something singular about
that but suppose that 1t can easily be ex-
plained by local diflculties.' They don't
know about It. The /" Know Nothing party y
Is not dead. / was entertained--I will not
name the house or State--I was entertained
In most elegant style, as have said, for three
days in the family Of man occupying high
position in his State. There was present
gentleman Of the highest position man can
occupy In the Congress of the United States,
and with these gentlemen talked with all
flankness for three nights, as we had oppor-
tunity, and canvassed these questions. pre-
sented as best could the feeling of the
North. They presented the feeling of the
South. We did not lose our temper. We
talked with all candor. brought TO them
the question-one question, and I assure you
1t was the hardest effort ever put forth iu
my life to get them to answer that question.
1t was, May the negro in this State, or any
other Southern State, vote as he pleases with
out fear or intimidation 2" ! brought these
gentlemen back to that question after a dozen
evasive answers. would not let it down.
put the question to them again and again.
until in q squirt Of impatience one Of the dis
tinguished gentlemen answered, Yes, lie
can vote as ho pleases If he peases to vote
for the Democratic party" This is a fact.---
Rec. DR.. Yincent, PiaiafsId .4,
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The Republican Party In National Convention assem-
bled the end pf twenty years since the Federal Cow
frkt committed to lis charge, submits to
, 1880-02-18

Mtl NOES, nsl4 no would resist u 10 tiso death.
Inn RlhkGFS NICh tlnrbOtctl Gil Af1OOtl l)R
visited Will Tho wrntll llv nlf rftc-11fntlet1
cit izoDs, ntNt measures sh10tl lp taken To mt
them sich woz hero. lIo submitted tlte fol-
WAnEAs, -Four Families ny nIEFcrs hcv, IN tho
i,tSt "w.!as'iis nnnnnr. left their hoppy homes
H. .1 Hn ~ % rs III .1s eonfy, hc'
wsnSAs, rhsso alsgcrs ''sTi stTfjn ~ 10 d,con-
o" hat toy kin III wo.k Gero ri 5 ant sn,cr
lnv fnr tic stlilt,, MID eo '.s'et
WAnxAs, It n .ict,,1 ahoor thing TINT these
nlEacrs VIII! nycry G'.ttctl ono ny ot.. votn llc-
!uD'kln t!kk!t; md We emit cnalnt en- nut ex
i5sy ez our brethren ''o IN tho soafh' therefore,
w rs..,.4,, rt,+ ,,t.,os .,,,,n-o.h,,, l.. ..,.,
pt"1 ~, r,,,r n,,sm H. ,y,tn stii1i.s ~ m't, I.,
nmy nnI tat It m,Ist In stnnneti ~ t,,n ,nr,!ns
hnf,,li,st to liz, ~ ''
leuarrd, Tint ct tho nggcr Ia lJy nnohcr stoth-
~ nnt inolrnt, alld Will never labor ccptEn I'M.
tirr cnlnl'l'al,cn, Fg prntcst nginst l1it conln
MmnE ~ y W. osr ainis- -Eo,taea n 1nlls' inns
Htsorta 'rhnt ~ Tim nogcr wifi ,vcrt for tc,,
wnrcs thnn freo.or,, villa mi ,nn, m s 81 sonn 'S
cusffn mi, II cm,pioy,n"ntp mn po"' '"s '''s ''''''
f1t&Nf,rtl, That ,vo rt,lsscrt tho otdttme nImo-
kr..tc i,lcd Tint THO white mat' is aoopcrtor to
isf,@ittsd i G o inief1narry wIth e,', p % ak
"sE 's ss q ss Il per pervcnt {" IT. no es'fs 'aa
MD meIrenee ~ piEvIIio. nleur Ie SmprEts
ivcr to s,iiinjt to tho ,tnti,ashG1, H. fnfurjor
rsler, and therefore will tnko measures 10 rp-
inoyo tho four riH9cr fan,llics lest arrived, ca
well CT tho two with w1'z hcrp nforc.
The Squire ilcyin Invited nil present to
take snthfll, tho rcsolooshens wero yoonan-
, 1880-02-18
ANOTHER MARVEL,

by. acknowledgements
or Printed Docunlesits TrnItnmlttcd-
Tho Principles of tho TeIephute.
Special Dtspateh 10 7he Chicago 7f4buns.
PlTrHnuIta. Pa, Feb. 1T.-Tl!s evening tho
application for patent In connection with
the telephone WINS forwarded to Washington
by T. j. A1cTigc, of this city. Tho clnim
1nado Is tho ability to transmit physical
wnverforco OF light electrically similar to
the transmission '.of sound by tho
telephone, 1T I,nying beer demonstrated
TINT electricity Is n creation Of solar light.
The principle OF this Invention is tint Of tho
convertibitity Of electricity back Into light
md tho process undergone the reproduction
ut tle point OF reception Of tho object sub
mtttcd to tho action of the solnr or powerful
electric rays Mt the point, OF transmission. 1t
Is clnttncd by Mr.. MeTlge TINT When tho new
Invention is simply perfected for practical
use 1t will be possible for ono Of
two persons cpnyerstng by Telephone to per-
ceive distinctly Mt tho sNlile tiMa tic tni,lgO
Of tho person with whom he IL engaged.
Tie practical utility Of The Invention will be
moro thoroughly ;apparcnt when It il stnted
the Inventor believes ha will iM able to
nny written or printed document, Is for
piper. lir. ale'rigo' states tint t''iS Sy
lis experiments llo 'hns been n6lo to
reproduce clenrly and, faithfully IN dark
room nt his residence tho images of prrsnl,s
~ another part Of tho house" Tho rcpros!te.
changes which nre now utilized in hesc!unco
Of photography. and nro perfectly familiar to
atl operators hi TINT brunch OF Bclcilcc, The
Invention Is called the teEepllOtc.
, 1880-02-18
SPORTING.


-
The long-talked OF pedestrian contest be-
twcrn Dun O'Leary md L. L. Weston, wlitcl,
Inns been OIL the tapis for some mouths, Is ut
Inst tlctinitty determined upon. Weston
las been issuing challenges to O'Leary,
through tho sporting papers, asking the lat
Ter to meet him, bu. always insisting, ,whel,
responded to-, uint Tie match should take
nlace somewhere in! the old conntry,--I on
tlnn, Dublin. Manchester, md other cities:
OI.rnry, on The other hand, has always .snid
TINT ;tlts country, was st'od enough for him,
but hitherto without inducing Weston to
modify ills propositions. Yesterday O'1eary
received t!etlnit atlv1ces from Weston, .ex-
pressing his willingness 10 Walk In Anler'cn,
but insisting that tho match must take plac.,
III San Francisco, aud during tho second
week In aiarcl,. To this @ 'Lcnry Inns given
Ills ASSERT. Delng the challenging party, he
cannot do otherwise than nccert these terms,
though much ngutust his wishes O'I.cnry.
takes this step reluctantly. but will enter
energy md determination to viii.
CINCINNATI, Feb l7.-The score of tho
pedestrians. Mt lilo Bellevue 1lollsa at -
O'Clock tonight, tho end Of tho second day,
was MS follows: &
, 1880-02-18
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING,
~ Young Rough Wounded unto Dcntt
by Parties UnkNoVn.

y Young Rough Wounded INTO Dcntl,
by Parties Unknown.
Morris Van 1Ilsler, young man Of only
20 years, anil yet notorious fl criminal and
police circles, lust midnight lny ut tho homo
OF his parents In tho third story of a brick
dwelling Mt tho southwest corner Of
Centre avenue md West Twelfth sstrcet,
In dying condition, tho result Of
ptstnl-shot wound III tic head.
Dr.. boxing, Of No. 40s West Twelfth street.
who Is, In attendance upon him, found that
the bullet Ind entered midway between tho
left eye and car, nnd, taking m upward d.
rectiol,, hnd undoubtedly lodged in the brain.
1fe could extend no hippo for hts recovery.
1t was ut nbont 80 o'clock tslat ON.
cor Lacey. ,whIlo., travelling post, heard
y pis.ol.sliot, which he thought was
somewhere on -Nlay street,. north
Of Twelfth street. 1Ie ran In TINT tlircc.lon
b;lt saw no ono to whom he attached sus-
negative response, AMI then told hiisl, shat
there Were thrco OF four men down on the
corner OF alny nlld Twelfth streets, and that
he Thought ono Of them Ind fired tile shot,
ran IN t!le direction named, and reached Van
1lts1er's door Just In time TO SEQ three young
men carrying him In. One of tho trio ran
away tna CYcGuCu. The others would rive
No explanation, md Woro no curious in tlc!r
actions tint liz arrested hoth ri them nil
lacked tlleul up 1T tic West Twelfth
Street Sutton, where tiloy wnro rocoe.
nizetl rs Jan,es. aims 1Cap" Roach,
Ind JenlInrs with tia pnlicn bcforc. and
would ilaye nothing to say nl1nut lin shnot.
ing, They clntInuli t|,ey tiifl mt know any
Thing about It, md lhat they Simply heaiyl
the silnt antt found Van iIislcr, whom lhcy
Knew hy stght iv{pv in aha rnuI.ror friia
, 1880-02-18

charEo Of Iatenltlg. rnilrontl iron fron tho
yards of tho Northwestern, Railroad Com
Eany. IL was held TO the Criminal Court III
Tho trfnl Of j. II. Patterson, charged will,
attempting to Gxt0rt money from William q.
Metz by threatening, TO cfrculnte reports
tending to .tannge bis ~cllarnctOr, occupied
Justice Mntso1l's attention during yesterday
afternoon. Patterson appeared before ths
Justice nbout Il week AEo, on tho same
cilnrgc. nnt1, waving examination, ho wns
held to the Criminal Court In bonds Of 81, ,OdO.
being tumble to furnish latl Io wns
committed 10 jni,, but released on writ
nf !labens corpus during THO latter .iMrt of
tho week. lie wna rcnrrcstca Sntnrtlny aru
brought t1p for trial. .ycstertlny Assistant
+lnter 1,ontlcld was called and tcstlilctl Tint
during l''atserson's stay In tnil le
Ind received nots telling 'llitn 10
bo sitre and lear1, hy eart the story that lie
wns to tell Oil tho trial fnr tho habcns
corpus. a. man 1inmed Holland wns noxt
called. Wllcn questioned MS 10 his occiipa-
tio,,, ho said TINT l!o was tho chief stock
holder IT. q new telephone c01npnly,
1'arTfster kclioe asked him II he "prettcelstn
ngainst PATTERSON, and he said flu wRs. It
will be remembered TINT he wns the mnn WIN
was thrashct!!, by Patterson Inst summer in
tho Palmer House, hence his presleg1st."
Tie Court continued the cnse I'LL totluW
, 1880-02-18

sONERNlC1N & CO.
WASHINGTON, d. C., Feb. 17.-tThe follow
Ing wns received Mt tho Interior Department
this afternoon:
Los p!xos; J.. AgGnoy, FGb 15,7llca 6: se,tIrs
llnl Wish returned here yesterday with Doug
lHss, Thon,as, aud Tin johnson. VIII attrt with
these ans thrcc additional Uncompahgres to-
lnhi next fucsluy., md Will proecct1 to WASH
!ngtnn without delay. Matters hero are per-
feetly quiet ant peaceful. All tho Inilans tro
blG. md pcacn. Tho roWtf 10 0nrny and othor
settlements via Los pinoH Is now perfectly safe
l NIL ensp n cs snssPr rayans WlSTe bGskd s1 VIII II ys
S tiSs "hs cs ssass % fsgspaS sesseSp gsai se'
IL, Los p1yos ,AGEScy, col, yin LAKE
ClTT, Feb 1T.--pronnpfly nt the expiration OF
Agency wig, 'threa Of tho twelve prisoners
demanded l,y tho Government, viz: Chief
Douglass. Tim johnson, md Thomas. .Jack
II very rctfcent. nntt t!ecft,es to state ll0w or
~ what l'lsslinnr tho capture WINS effected
brought no prisoners, Jnrk assured Gcn,
Adams tint, owing To- tho depth Of tho snow
~ ~ tho nWEntnlMs nnt! scgitered locations Of
the camps, it would take Mt least three
yrssner wssas 70 ctn}sf' Gs anso S ss"etnS s It "ns @
prisoners dc1nnIl!cd By tl!o Commission. sent
Ills regrets at being unable 10 accompany tho
Enrty to washington, giving as the retlsUn
sick nntient, whom lle chlttl mol 1puve.
Jnck Insists tint tho WOMEN nrtt mistaken
IN thu 1at,,n VI curtain lntlinrs who they tcs-
tilted were present ut tic timo of the ont
brenk.
l,nuslass + II ut easc, extremely nervous,
nMt says hut little.
;, Military preparations for the protection of
tic prisul,c!S are complete. Tho Indians ara
c1nfltltnt nf q lEtltCHDle settlement nf thDex-
!t!tvGa t1-lN0rrpw will, tho prisoners for
Washington vln Fortress Af0nrfu,. pentting
negotiations nt Washington require Ills pres-
enc, uni Will not ntlMIt Of any further
tGlny.
, 1880-02-18
PACIFIC MALL,
No Agreement Between tho Stonrnahi.
nt,d Overland Railroad Conlpnnies-
INlinenha Iucrcaan of lSuhtnehA.

No Agreement Between tho StcnmAhff.
nt'A Overland lEailr0Rd Compnnies-
Immense Ihcrcnsc Of lsunlness.
Special Dtspafeh 10 The Chicago Tfibpne.
NEW loNE. Feb. 1.-THE reports current
around Wall street that now working mr.
rangenIent between the Pacific rnIlToatls and
tho Pacific Mali Company Ind been referred
to the Executive Committees of tho two Conf
l,onlcs for ndoption were ilntty denied. by
President Riley and Counsel Lautcrba,lcll OF
tho Steamship Company. Alr. Riley said
that mo negotiations of that kind were
In, progress, anil the Executive Conl-
mittto had ITO sl,ch agreement before
them, lior Ind my such been referred
to them before tho Union plmlflc Company
n,nt'e tho proposition to renew tho old con-
tract atsl tint having been declined, offered
to give tic Steamship Colnpany STATED sllln
per month, which was nlso refused. Now,
Mr. Reilly said, none would be accepted
bnsed OIL anything like tho terms OF tho old
CONTRACT or on my other terms than
the Steamship Company, rs cqaal al At
liz STEAMER we saiie! esi1s On aspnssy paSssetay; ws
crowded to overiowtng with freight antt pas
ss!sngHrs. MT only WIS the pussage-list ot
sons ~ere to ebv packed lm eyery atatcroo1l,
mud tho Company was selling sofi.s mud cots
10 ho rlnced III saloons. For tic steamer
smiling March II the condition of affairs was
i,early sllnfIar. .Atlyiccs from San Fn,l,~
cisco show tic su1no state Of
ti,at tho Company were decidedly making
money Mt the reduction. Arrangements, hg
inserted, hayo been completed with all the
At'Antlc steamship companies to pro rnto OH
their overland business, aud tho Company
hltl received a cubic dispatch stating that Il
large number Of emigrantA llaye qtrcady
sailed WHO art to bu transferred to tho pa-
ellie h1nil Steamship Company on thelr
arrival here for trAnsslLpinent to Cali
fnrntn-. It is relorted from San Fran-
~ to be ilAtle on the rutlrontl faro frolu tint
city to this, beginning on Alay |. The rail.
way officers hero acknowledge that rcl1c-
ttoM fs being tslke.i about, but ayor that no
de!lnt action lias yet BEEN taken.
, 1880-02-18
DRAMATIC NOTES.

DitAMhIlO NoIESs
Minnie rAlmer has purchased " brothers." q
plny by Mr.. @. II. Clifford.
Mr. Edgar nruco Is now tho manager OF tho
Prince Of Wales Thcatrc, London,
htiss Vic Iteynolla, now playing at tho oy1n-
Pic, goes with Ed Hloo next soason.
The exclusive right OF "Dr. Clyde has boon
purchased by W. II. Power, Howera- -Thompsou's
lato manager.
:. Mr.. G. f. -Pettfard, once scenic artist Mt
nr'lry Lana, London, hes been. .cugagcd BY tho
EooleS management
x* |:s MaEiq Pcssott sa nGx plays Mfss Emily
travelling In New England.
original plays mo OF which Is In actlvo prepara-
ton Ut tho Madison esluare Thcatse.
It. secms that tho Prlnooxs Louise has written
xhieHy y.i shosy @ g. soon On tho e caaa stsso
Miaa Carrie Austin. Of Charles aud Carrie AUS
viii prShahly, mover 10 abia 70 DO thp military
speolAlty uKaln.
!. Tho Hoston Herald says: "'Al! tho nase.' at
tho Hn!ety, has taken such a tlr1u hold lipon
Weeks TO como"
Upon good authority we learn, that tho an-
of lilly Fiore,ee and John i. liayinohd ID Ion. u
don ia premature.
Mas Kate Meek, hlss Nina vastau. and Mr. F.
9. bAflRs will be in the company supporting Mr,
lso0th during tho forthcoming cnxaga,nenta tn
lodtou and Nov York.
Pauline Markham. the fanous beauty Of tho
ort9tnal Lydia Thompson n oompaay, ias nteh
buud aud u " Pinafors " company, lpayinR d lot
tor In which she said that sho was tired of both.
Its related that, whc., permission was asked
Abbey, QUO Of tho prebonds said hu hai noaoi,-
lection 70 burying Henderson and Gnrftck In
poet's Corner. because each of them tad talents