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IRELAND.
THE FAMINE LNDEn.

LONDON, July 2a--A Dublin correspond
out states that the Improved condition Ut tho
country ai,tt tho prospects OF abundant crops
have callsetl the Relief Committees tn pre-
pare to dissolve. TAere IL lltt!a doubt, ha
snys, that tl,a u,onoy OH hanl will bu enough
IL meet All pressing demands.
, 1880-07-30
IN NEW YORK,

New YoRK, July ao.-TlIe largo bul|lfngM
West and Danl1 streets, occupied BY tue
Domestic Sowing Machine Company a1d
several other firms, wns purity destroyed Ds
fire tonight. LOSS about 250,00Q.
The Domestic S0wlng- MachlIo Building u
Insured. ~.
Phillip IInlden, fireman. fell from tne
thirtl-story window, and was fatally lnjutea'
, 1880-07-30

Special D&1patth 10 Tho Chttaeo Tribune.
! MAytrowoc, Wis, July 229.-.Josopll Bridge,
Ut evidence to support tho complaint.
, 1880-07-30
OBITUARY.,

NEW YonK. July 2o.-t}en. Calyln DagRctt,
OF Connecticut, died. sntltlpnly III tlle l'cnn.
sylyal,ia Railroad Depot at Newark. N. j..
list night lln wAs returning lloau aftur als
extended tour through tic Wcat.
, 1880-07-30

CONVICTED OF PERJURY.
SAN FEAHc1sco, Cal., July 20.--John ".
Clcntentsllaw wns convicted Of perjury this
morning In tile Superior Court. 1le was the
witness WHO sworo SO strongly tint Charles
Do Young fired n shot Mt /. N. Kallocll.
, 1880-07-30

SNrnHA, July a0.-A strong shock Of an
earthquake occurred here to-tlay. THO walls
Of tho telegraph Office wero split, a'ltl several
houses are reported down In tho town anu at
T}nrnOFa
, 1880-07-30

7kE II FT1F1115E7tsf7j " TT
WiEEI1S0, ". Va, July 9.-At 8 o'r!ocK
this morning tho residence of'Caspcr Clllis,
on North Front street, III this city, caught
t'rr, and was totally destroyed. At tho OUT,
break If the tiro tho family. were s9aA4
nalecI,. and only escaped with their lives
Loss SUI Insured tos $1,000.
, 1880-07-30

GALVESTON, Tex, July ao.-The Nc,ps'
Waco special says Burks, sentenced to linng
today, llas been granted Il respite for twenty
, 1880-07-30
RUSSIA.


Sr. FErEnsnuEo, Jnly D.-Tho gTcat an-
nual fair Ut Nigrit-Noygorod has been
unrncl.
, 1880-07-30

]. Sptetai Dispatth u 1As chtea9o Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, July a0.-llosse-thtoves
art becoming uliculunlolsIy build In this SUI
, 1880-07-30

LoNpoy, July M-1scports from Basuto-
1n,,d arc lnurc satisfactory. Letsen las sent
Il message to Ills pcnpte HOW supporting him,
that tho rebellion will probably be confined
to Mustpka.
, 1880-07-30

MELnounyEt July MA new Aeminfstr,
Berry It's Premier.
National Republican., 1880-12-03
CITY RO7ES.

Tho Metropolitan holel has been opened
for the season by Messrs Seldsn g. Robbins.
The only Turkish bath In tho city, 500 L
street, near Judiciary Square Best shampooer
this side of New York. DR.. Bovee
During the month of November tho build.
ing inspector issued permits for foriy.tbree
new buildings and seventy three repairs.
You eau publish threo.lino advertise
mcnt of want, rent, for sale or lost three times
for twenty-five cents in The REPUBLICAN,.
The highest cash price paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jowolry, etc. Call or
address Herzog, 3OS Ninth ST., near Pa. ave.
Turkish, Russian aud Sulphur Baths nj
the well-known place, 903 street, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
bradbury pianos and organs on tho poru.
lar irstallment plan. Superior renting stock
a speciality. Freoborn q. Smith, 1903 Penn
sylvania avenue.
Ticket No. OH, Little Havana lottery,
which was sold in this city by ]. W. Clark.
1903 New York avenue, drew prize Of 81 900
at tho last drawing.
The Jackson democrats next Monday
evening will arrange for tho celebration of tho
anniversary Of tho battle of Now Orleans,
which occurs on the sth of January ncxt
The steamer r. V. Arrowsmith, which
left yesterday morning on her regular trip
down tho Potomac had TO be towcd back to
the city for repairs, some Of her machinery
having given way.
There will DO meeting Of the Sunday
school union in tho parlors OF the Y. NJ. G. A.
this evening at quarter past z o'clock to
mako final arrangements for tho Sunday
school institute to be held next week.
Columbia II. A. Chapter. No. /, has elected
the following officers for the ensuing year :
w, p Crews, NJ. l.. II. p. w. II. Bushby, Il.
X; w. q. Henderson, Il, s.; l., l.. Stephens,
treasurer, aud l.. II. Chamborlin, secretary.
Tho Journcymen Dookbinders' society
has elected the following officers: ii. s.
Tinker, president; Charles Wells, vicepresi-
| dent; J. l.. d. Landvoght recording sccre.
| tary; J. A. B. Espey, financial secretary, and
DSpie' McFarlan, treasurer.
We learn that the agency Of this city of
Tie Howard Insurance company of New York
has been changed to the office of i. B. Smith,
Lo Droit building, s06 + street. The Howard
for fifty years has been regarded as one of the
safest companies In the country.
--NIessrs. John 4. Given, S. L. Faunce, ]. f..
IIGvcnner and j. G. Ergood, IA committee of
Odd.Felows, yesterday invited the president
and the members of the cabinet to be present
at the opening of tho Odd.Fellows' fair next
Monday. The president accepted tho invi-
tation.
James i. Barbour, w. B. Webb, w. &. Met
zerott, Reginald Fendall. L. G.. Davis, John A.
Baker and William Birney, representing the
citizens committee Of one hundred, had an
interview with the Senate District committee
yesterday and made arguments against the
tax law section in the proposed new code OH
the District.
National Republican., 1880-12-03
Two Weddings.

The marriage of Mr.. Solon J.. Bell of Luray
Va, aud Miss Matte L. Jones Of Washington,
was solemnized ut $3.50 o'clock yesterday
morning in the L street baptist church, Roy
A. +. Mason officiating. There was largo
gathering of tho friends at the church, aud
the event was n very merry aud happy one
The bridesmaids We're Misses Josie Moore,
Lena Holmes aud Ida Fletcher Of Washing
ton and Miss Eva Balm Of Portsmouth, Va
The groomsmcn were Mcssrs. William l.
Jones, c. w. Holmes, and Byrd Judd of Wash
iDgton, and Frank Bridlor of Baltimore. The
bride was attred in an elegant travelling
suit. Ono tho features of the service was
grand wedding march, played on tho organ by
Miss Nimmo. The newly married pair pro-
ceeded from the church directly to the Balti.
more & Potomac depot, where they took the
train for Luray, the home of the groom.
There was wedding Mt Wesley chapel yes.
terday morning, the contracting parties being
Miss Mamie K. Woodward daughter Of Mr..
w. r. Woodward, aud Rev. Page Milburn Of
tho methodist church. The ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev. l.. II. Widdcman assisted
by Rev. DR.. Deale. The young couple left
upon the 1890 train for n northern trip.
National Republican., 1880-12-03
VISIT the Art Loan Exhibition.
- - -
The Palais Royal Opening.

The Palais Royal openings ono of the great
events of the season, Such stock Of fancy
goods has never been placed before the Wash
ington public. The gloves hosiery, laces and
ribbons are of the newest and most approved
styles aud qualities. and nre offered at prices
below competition. A new lot of six.button
gloves are sold at s5 cents! The dolls, toilet
articles and Russia leather goods, which Nre
marvels of elegance and ane Workmanship,
are greatly admired, The new cards for dis
tributiOn during tho opening days are the
finest ever used in this city for similar pur-
poses, and are eagerly sought after by the
young people as the most attractive Of their
collections. The handkcrchicfs are beyond all
comparison the choicest in town, and tho ad-
lniration and attention bestowed upon them
are well deserved. All loverso Of elegant goods
should visit this charming baztr
National Republican., 1880-12-03
ALEXANDRIA .AEFAIRS.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Dec. Q. 1880.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 2, 1880.
Messrs. Petit & Gornun are TO build a new
boiler for the sleam'tug Comet.
Mr.. Peter Wise, who fell on the leo on the
sidewalk on King street, Saturday last, and
badly injured himself is still con6ned to his
residence.
Some excitement was created on the wharf
this afternoon by n colored man named
Thomas Scott, an absconding debtor, resisting
the officer who was sent TO seize the goods ho
was trying to get ont OF the city.
The Old Dominion boat club held their first
meeting in their new hall oil King street last
night which has been noatly fitted up for
their accommodation. Two new members
wero elected, and further arrangements were
made for the establishment Of II gymnasium
in connection with tho club.
A country woman made IL lively on Lee
street for while this morning In attempting
TO capture billy" goat, which she
recognized us her property. The animal was
finally secured and placed in her wagon.
The board of fire wardeus yesterday re.
moved James ii. Young as engineer of the
Hydraulion steam fro company, on account
of drunkenness, and William II. Simpson was
placed in charge Of the engine temporarily.
National Republican., 1880-12-03
Claiming Damages From the District,

The case of Daniel O'Brien against tho Dis.
trict of Columbia for $4,000 damages is now
on trial in the circuit court. division No. /,
before Justice Macarthur. The amended bill
was filed last February, Messrs. Webb and
Elliott appearing for the complainant and
Mcssrs. Riddle and Miller for tho District.
The complainant is the owner of the property
known as tho Emmet house, opposite the
Baltimore & Ohio depot, and claims that in
January, 1876, tho District unlawfully and
wrOngfuly constructed II sewer along the
highway adjacent to his premises, in so care.
less manner and so insufficient in slzc that
in April, 1877, and at other times afterwards,
the sewer ovcl flowed and large quantities of
water backed into the complaiuan's premises
The walls were weakened aud damaged, and
goods, furniture and merchandise deslr royed. In
consequences of these causes the plaintiff
claims the damages above stated, Tho trial
will probably last two or three days,
National Republican., 1880-12-03
Hotel Arrivals.


Riggs-F. A. Prate of Hartford, Conn, J.V.
Warnoch of New York, James Il. Young OF
Philadelphia, c. G. Barnes of Wisconsin, and
William b. Lord and wife, @. L. Perkins and
c. q. Colby of New York.
Willard's-Charles p. Lyman of Spring.
field, Mass, w. @. Cross of Boston, j. C.
Devices of Pennsylvania, and Waller NJ. Law
and wife of New York.
National-Hon. James w. Covert of Flush.
ing, n. Y, w. S. Dawley Of Newvillc, Pa,
James II. Milbun of Lcadville, Col, N. a.
Trueblood of New York, N. II. Stcarns jr., OF
Boston, Mass, O. j. Becktel of Indiana, Mr.
and Mrs. r. 4. Mcdonald of Fort Wayne, Ind. :.
A. Smart and wilo of Brockville, Ont, ]. G.
Graue of Baltimore, Nd, II. o. Cngett ol
Leesburg, Va, Colonel Il. p. Shallcross of West
Virginia, NJ. E. Griffin Of Massachusetts, and
w. Ii. III. Whiting of Boston, Mass.
Mctropolitan--J. i. Burrow aud wife OF
Leeds, England, C. N. Vance and wife oil
North Carolina, w. w. Ballard of Elmra, N
Y, Thomas j. England Of Philadelphia, Frank
Lewis of New York, L. w. Morancy of Yer.
salles, KY, l.. w. Perry of Boston, Mass, and
w. g. FLOR of Richmond, Va.
National Republican., 1880-12-03

The clerk of tho court has issued the follow.
ing marriage licenses; L. d. Hallock Of
Baltimore, Md, and Mary c. Pennington of
Hartford county, Md; Page Milburn and
Mamie r. Woodward; James Beckett and
Josephine Ounce, both of Benning, ID. c;
John W. Pierce of Attleboro', Mass, and Laura
Stewart of this city; Charles johnson aud
Amelia Suead William II. Wood and Daisy
d. Robinson, both of Alexandria, Va; Moses
Ward and Lucretia Turner, both Of Montello,
Wis; Frank Crown and Rachel Contee; James
A. Carter Of this city and Julia A. Parker of
Fairfax county, Va; ii. P. Jackson ana Julia
A. Washington; Francis Howard and Mary
A. l.. Kallin; Henry Woodro and Hannah
Remus; Frank Saunders and Helen Perkins;
William NJ. Brown, jr., and Frances Il. julien;
Lewis Ashton Of Falls Church, Va, and
Birdo Lewis of this city.
National Republican., 1880-12-03
Bargains in Holiday Presents

Mr., J. d, Free, jr., whose stationery estab.
lishments opposite the Ebbtt house and Mt
the corner of Fourteenth street and Pennsyl.
vania avenue are household words in Wash.
inglon, has just opened new line of holiday
goods which he is offering at n small dvance
oyerS~st, Among the thousands Of articles
on his shelves IL will not be difficult to suit
every customer, for the list comprises writing
Japanese designs and an unsurpassed display
of carvings in cork. Diaries for 1881 and u
fno assortment Of juvenile and gift books can
be found in endless variety, rs q visit 10 Mr..
Frees will substantiato.
National Republican., 1880-12-03
DErERnIINED TO EIGHT.
Action Taken by the Miikmen at their Me
ing Last Night,

Ing Last Night
Between forty aud fifty retail milkmon,
milkwomen and milk.dealers met last night
at ST. Josephs hall to form O protective asso
citation to combat the enforcement of the law
to remove cow.sheds outside the city limits
Mr.. NJ. Bornhardt called the meeting to order
and proposed as tho first business the election
OF officers Mr. John Shea was thereupon
chosen president, Mr.. John Council secretary,
and Mr.. T.. Counor treasurer. Tho chair
stated that tho object of tie meet
ing was 10 protect themselves against
an old corporation law which bad been
rakcd up by some malciously' disposed
persons TO prevent number Of hard.woriing
people from making living. lie suggested
that the cases now before the police court be
made test oucs, aud that the meeting subscribe
funds to pay q lawyer 10 defend tho milkmcn
who had been arrested. This seemed to meet
the views of the meeting, aud $25 was imme'
diately paid over to the treasurer IL was
decided TO solicit further contributions from
dealers In various parts of the city, and
Mcssrs. Colbert, Conner & Steinnuge were ap'
pointed q committee for this purpose.
MIR. Connoll spoke in favor of the appoint.
mont of q committee to wait upon the District
commissioners and request an extension of
the timo Of removing the sheds until the LIST
of next May. II would be q source of incOn.
vcnience and expense to number of families
to be required 10 move ut once, aud ho was
convinced that there was no uso in fighting
against the law. The courts could not repeal
1t, aud the only remedy the milkmen had was
TO induce the commissioners TO give more
time.
This proposition gave rise 10 considerable
debate, and upon bong put to vote was de.
featod by largo majority.
The meeting then adjourned until next
Monday evening.
National Republican., 1880-12-03

TIC COmmIssIONeTS HhN IHt VTBuHIHHtIUh,
Chairman J. w. Thompson, Colonel II. G.
Corbin, Hon. J. A. j. Crcswcll aud Mr.. b. ii.
Warner, representing the Inauguration com
mittee Of thirty, waited upon the District
commissioners yesterday and invited their co.
operation in the work before the committee.
The commissioners assured their visitors that
individually and officially they would heart
lily cooperate with tho committee, but their
tme was so occupied that they could not
undertake any active committee work.
After some talk it was decided that the
names of the commissioners should 90 upon
the reception committee. Commissioner Dent
agreed to serve upon any committee where he
would be of service, and Commissioner Nor.
gan stated his willingness to serve on tho COM
mittee on public order.
National Republican., 1880-12-03
Now Adyertlselnents.

New ADVERTISEMENTS
Purse found.
Stallion for sale.
For rent-a piano.
Rooms at 903 Il street.
Howe machine for sale.
Sunday-school institute.
Salesman wants situation.
United States marsbal's sale.
FrenGhman wants a situation.
Miss Parloa's New Cook Book.
NJ Dillon 502 Eleventh street.
Furnished rooms Mt 2l3 Il street.
BARLEY & Southland, 13i3 + street.
st. Johns cOmmandery, u. o. q. q.
Mrs. Steol's opening at Riggs house.
Rooms at d25 Fourth street northwest
Furnished rooms ut All Fourth street.
Trustee sale by Thomas j. Fisher & Co.
Furnished rooms, 1928 Missouri avenue.
Furnished room at 1908 Seventh street.
Furnished rooms at 725 Fifteenth street.
Furnished rooms at 1il9 Fourteenth street.
w. ii. Tenney q Sons--Notice TO Tho public.
Prairie hay for sale by w. II. Tenuey &
sons
], D. Free, jr,-Great bargains in holiday
presents.
Unfurnished rooms ut 16l4 Seventh street
northwest.
National Republican., 1880-12-03
watches mt Wholesale Prices.

Solid gold stem.winder, full jewoled, 500,
Solid gold American watch $25
IA karat gold stem. .winder, S22.
Ia karat gold ladies' watch, extra fine, SCI.
Solid gold American gents stem'wlnder, S33
IA karat gold American gents stem'winder,
$50.
We fully guarantee each watch and keep
them in order for one year free Of charge.
JACOBS BROS,
1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-12-03
ART LOAN proves u great success.
Slaf intItaIaU

Private Watchman James Grady attempted
TO separate two men named Thomas O'Neal
and Augustus Lafontainc, who were fighting
in n saloon OH street, between Twelfth and
0'Ncal drew pistol and shot Grady in tho
leg, iufllcting an ugly wound. o'Ncal was mr..
rested and taken to tho police court, where
the case was continued until tho llth ins unt.
National Republican., 1880-12-03
Tho LIanor LIeense Board.

The license board yesterday approved
the applications from tho following; Rob.
ort ~. Arrow, 80 Water ST., Helarius
Feersnger, 1926 Eleventh ST. S, c.; William
Maboney, SOB d st., s. e. and Louis Phillip,
proved Miller g. Jones. 1925 Il st. n, W. (re.
considered y, and Bernard A. Mcdonnell, llO4
Eighth st, S. o,
National Republican., 1880-12-03
Immense bargains In Watches.

$3.50 ladies' solid gold Watches.
$l5 solid gold full;jewcled patent lever.
$2l.50 solid gold, fulljewoled lever, stem.
windcr.
$25 gents solid gold, fullJewced patent
lovers.
$32 so gents solid gold American stem.
winders.
$iS gents 14.karat gold Waltham stem
winders.
All warranted In perfect running order.
II. HARRIS & Co.,
d2O Sayanfh etraat
National Republican., 1880-12-03
NJ. W. Bovsridgs's Christmas Bulletin.

The display of holiday goods at NJ. w. Bev-
eridge's warerooms, No. 1909 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, is not surpassed by that of
any similar establishment In tho District.
His speciality OF porcelain ware is Of tho latest
designs and will commend itself to all who
may call upon him. He has also line of
Paris fancy goods, plated ware and cutlery
which attracts the attention oil all promcnad-
ers on tho Avenue.
National Republican., 1880-12-03

COLD Is ontOgomistlc 10 health, inducing
Coughs and other dangerous Bronchial dis.
cases, which quickly yield TO tho soothing yet
positive influence of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
Price 90 cents bottle.
National Republican., 1880-12-03
,Just Received,

at spicer, Compton g. Co.'s, 934 Louisiana
avenue, choice lot Of butter in nine-pound
pals; also carload of choice apples. Regular
receipts of Elgin Creamery, fancy New York
and fine western butter. Low prices and fair
dealing.
National Republican., 1880-12-03

BUYERS of Christmas jewelry can make
their selections now and have them reserved
upon payment Of small deposit.
JACOBS Bros,
1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-12-03
CITY ITEMS.

No remedy for kidney diseases heretofore
discovered can be held for ono moment in
comparison with Warmers Safe Kidney aud
Liver Curc.-C 4. Harvey, ID. d., Washington,
n
National Republican., 1880-12-03

The National Safe Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
continues to receive valuables of all dcscrip.
tons for safe keeping at vory low rates.
National Republican., 1880-12-03
ART LOAN open IL m. to 10 p. m.
julius LANsDuReH's 81 Tapestry Brussels
Fine Foot Wear

in great variety for ladies', gentlemen, misses,
boys and children at GartrelPs, 800 Seventh b
street, corner of I. Burt'scelebrated fine shoes
for ladies' misses and children.
National Republican., 1880-12-03
Thermoinetric Readings,
OFFICE CHIEF StC

OFFICE CHIEF SI0NAL OFFtCER, p. =,
DECEMBER 2, 1880.
"a, m....r 80 2p. m...... 40 II p.m.... 3S
1888 u. M. 36 3p.m..,.. 40 Maximum. i6
IL q. m.... 43 9pm...... SO Minimum. $50
Indications.
For New England and tho middle Atlantic states.
higher barometer, stationary or lower temperature,
westerly Winds vecring in latter district TO north
crly, clear or partly cloudy weather.
National Republican., 1880-12-03
Buy OyorC0ats,

school and playground suits at the Boys Cloth-
ing House of d. Robinson & Co., 900 Pennsyl-
Tania avenue northwest.
National Republican., 1880-12-03

For the Theatrical Season.
A fine Opera.Glass for Sc, worth So, at R
Harris & Co.'s, 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-12-03

The Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four
and half street, use only S, S. Whites artificial
teeth, Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set. Seoadvt.
National Republican., 1880-12-03

Tho Now Drab Coat.
A beautiful drab overcoat for $l2, worth S1S,
at Katzenstein's, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-12-03

julius LANsBURaH's Low Priced Carpet
House, 3l5 9TH.
National Republican., 1880-12-03
THE Art Loan Exhibition now open.

JULIUS LANspuRen,s eOc. Hemp, 3l5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-12-03
Marriage Licenses.

JULIUS LANsBuRaH's 81 Lowell Ingrains,
3I5 2th.
National Republican., 1880-12-03

JULIUS LANsBURan's Ingram, 35c. 3l5 7th
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

the commission Of highway rohb-ry in
Benton county, buf was discharged, a-
bis nee sefs aId nof want him IT,
claims hat d. Is p. rs-culial, the jet
being q. cheai ban %. Q ui several luul-
red DO. ars due D % ts wages.
As Spring viii. Us change OF weather
creates q revaiu 100 in the very bowels
Of the earth, SD d res Bfunder's celebrated
Oregon Blood Purlier create bhe desired
change iu the human system. send in
vour orders either direct TO PfInder &
Co., or any whoipsaie house in Portland.
Francis Counor, commander Of the
steamship Oregon aud Commodore or
the o. S. :. C1's feet Of vessels. died on
boari his vessel on Tuesday, from a
stroke OF apopiaEy. He was universally
liked by tbe travelling public His age
was s. years. He had crossed the Co
ium 1ia bar more times than any living
man. He lesves q " lie, who is in san
Francisco. Captain lesson, the bar pi-
Tor, took the Oreg1h to san Francisco.
Captain Boiles aiil succeed Go Captain
tounoFs position.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
TRRATRIGAL.

RECOVERED Mr.. q ID. Chaplin hes
so FAR reco, cred from his iilues. us 10 e
able 90 join Tie New Market company
90 The Dli'es.
CLOSED -New Market Is ciused at
present, and the public hope 70 viii not
be re-opcued until some honest aud able
manager assumes control and secures
attractions
DEPARTED.-Tha clever comedian,
Mr.. Willie Simms, who has many ad-
miFers in Portland, has gone 10 san
Francisco 10 accept an engagement at
the Bush street Ileater.
Al THE DALLEs.-The New Market
company, after playing here for some
time for gas bills, have gone 70 The
Dalies. A manager with any lore-
sight would have closed the season
when Barton Hi.'s engagement termi-
mated, and allowed the company . go
upcu the road IL no business could be
done with AIr. Hill, certainly none
could be expected without him. 10 VIII
take the people Of The Dalies hut
night or two 90 learn that the troupe u
but wreck of The company which
opened here.
OrINIoNs.- The gentleman who doss
tie uOu-Crilcis. Tor tne o""o"Y ID &c
come thinks we alone are laboring "un-
der any mistake 10 regard 10 the value
Of companies playing here" the present
or any other seEs1ui but our friend, W ho
hns studied the drama 80 thoroughly in
Milwaukie. Astoria aud Portland, does
not dare venture au opinion in the mat
ter. While he does not laud the very
crude performances OF last week, he
has not tie courage 20 denounce
them as impesiiious on The iutrl-
ligeuce OF the Portland public. OIL
course, his remarks are highly "impur-
taut," az Is evidenced by bis inierpreia-
tion Of the term management" ss used
by us recently.