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rra,svaal Convon,ioa signed

london, August A Dispatch from
|'oan' Natal, says the Transvasl conven.
hM been signed, and that the gov.
neat of that territory will be transferred
Se Beers on Monday next. General Sir
|yn Wood end Goveror Sir Hercules
'ea'On, high commissioner for South
ga will leave for the Trsnsvsal at once.
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,serarh and McRavitt Sentenced.

l'trpOOl, August 3.-McGratn and Nc
~" were, yesterday, found guilty oil
a.ag the explosion with intent to en-
',.st HE and with intent TO damage ,he
uaIl' MeGfalh was also found guilty as
|seay before the fact in connection with
Explosion at the palace office in May last.
Iran 1n'a was sentenced TO penal servitude
me Mckavitt for fifteen Years.
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Virginia RepubIicaus,

'aaason, Va, Angus, 3.-From Informs
/ nom counties in the valley, II Is thought
aofisy Of tho delegates elected to-day
We REPUBLICAN state convention, which
sla Lyncbburg on the lob, will favor
"lghl out republican ticket.
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|Vl r Euterpriso. -. BlaoKwoll's Durham
IN, .o9acco Factory Is one OF Durham's
M ~. business enterprises Their Durham
er.no eco nas reached n sale beyond all
ma IN. haytDg, from ite lntriusic value,
va,is way Into almost every householder
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A valuable black sardv land farm for sale,
IN miles northwest Denton containing 2cD
acres, 100 acres in cultivation, 81 acres In
oasturaRe; good residence, baru and tenant
housesi young apple and peach orchards wei
vatered by tanks and well. For further mar
uoulars address r. H. PERRY,
Denton, Denton county, Texas
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East line ( Red River RW'y
Time Card No, 2,

Taking effect Monday, March Il, 1881.
bound. JEFFERSON. East bound.
400 p. m. Depart. Mai, /. Arrive 1910 a, m :
100 n. M. Depart, Fright, Arrive Ion. m :
DAINGERFlELD,
6:l0 y. m. Depart. Mail Depart 1853 q. m.
1910 q. m. Depart. Fright Depart iIb n. m.
PITTsBURG.
7;l6 p, m. Arrive. Mall Depart $50 a, IN
II $50 q. IN. Arrive. Fright. Depart $500 d. m
1885 p. IN. Depart. MALL. Arrive $3.50 n. m
1850 y. IN. Depart. Fright. Arrive $500 %, m
wINSBORo.
$3.50 a. m. Depart. Mail. Depart 5.lb % m ,
2:2b p. m. Depart. Fright. Depart II ;lb a. m ,
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
l0lsp. m. Depart, Mail. Depart $3.50 q, m
t.l0 y. m. Depart. Fright. Depart p:lb a. IN,
GREEENVILLE.
s;o5a. m. Arrive. Mall Depart $500 a. m
7l5p. m. Arrive. Fright. Depart 6.i5 a. IN
Connections. At greenviile with the NJ
Paoinc railroad for all points In the mort west
AZ Pitleburg with the Texas 4 1T. l., railroad
Tor Gilmer, NJ. Pleasant and Tyler, at JEFF
ierson with thu Texas a Pacific railroad for
~. Louis and all points east, south and south.
east. Passenger train runs daily except sun
day. .JNO.T. FLYNN,
General Manager.
y. RAINEN, JR.,
Cen. Ticket and Pass. AT, JEFFERSON, Tex.
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NV NY Boss bed spring lie tho thing FOR this
so nut Only cold by Uuion City Furpi-
''ompsny, Gil Elm street.
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TRACKLAyERS WANTED.

Wanted by the Texas Trunk. railroad COM
pauy, 90 experienced tracklayers 10 VIII, m
good wages and steady employment will,be
on he road
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cosvcntiou with the Beers.
london, August 3.-In the house Of CON-
10y, Mr.. Gladstone said the convention
|. we Beers would probably DO signed In
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ENoR sALE-A positive Ca, r flee of 10 8 with
- l,nprovem .nts, On Aain street, Well
talron!zed stands for business houses, and
also one dwelling house shd lot In good
neigh oprhOot, convenient TO business ana
a hsalthy location. VIII cell cheap for cash,
ApplY 10 i IZHN
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w An ED-5Oo WOOD CHI ppers q ToAas q
In nigh and healthy country win pay ii, 70
p, rcord. Apply TO d. N. Grove, Fuel Agent,
- Adams y Leon ru's Bank; j V. onover'
Granl Pralrlei Mr. LaNOh. Eag.e Enrd
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M AN rrD--slx Hrst-cla 8 lion RS, wasbers
w and slarchers. Wages fr, m IS 10 81 and
upwarns per week, Apply at City Laundry I,
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EoR SALE Several valuable city lot, will De
sofa a. sacrifice; b tn business ami re- /.
"eeS prop rty Enquire If the UNDERSIGNED,
u 6lO Main street. second floor, Office of r. NJ
OOWtFt. n ITTETI
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w AN IhD-25 god carpenters t wOrA On
w depots and section b uses west of Diy
7p-lngs; wages s! 30 to 81 70 yer day aud
81 lady WORK For trauspu rtstion apply to @
IL hiatleman, Local OPP ion, Fort isrin, Tex
A. bkOWNLEt. Contr, CT N
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EoR SALE-Ata bargain .Ind On y.Iy I'M
~ erai terms, a fine farm of 2i0 acres Of iicb
-, nanu, MI unuer ience, and In cultivation,
lying u miles north Of Dallas, Also 40 acre,
OF tlmb ered land on the Dallas & Wichita Kali.
ROAD, miles west from the farm. Title ner-
Iect. felongs to non resident who cannot
vsytntehqy iook sftsr Il for particulars,
7U9 Main ptyaat
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EOR SALE-Flye go farms, on rGas0nsbIe
! termsi In high state o cuitiva ioo; we'll
Wateied, fenced, etc. JOHN A. ONE l.
Wi Ia Pm Mt TaN 10
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X iR SWALLOWING to other engage nepts.
- VIII sell my place. lis south fIarwood ST. !,
TWO cows, household furni ure, eto. a, n sncri.
noe. = u. II. l. KREUTHR
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LOR htNf-Two store, with counter and
4 shelves complete, In The three story iron
'front.' buildi g, Elm street, opposite Sarge
Bros. Oue of she best stands In The olty
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EOR Rem The Sto Q, 8l1 Elm street, rs by
lsO feet, formerly occupied by CAIN Brcs.
one OF the best stands In The city. Apply "
John Bcownlng 1851 Elm u .et.
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EAR SAIE

w ANfED-A flst-clas3 carriage trimmer
w n" other Ieed apply Also Eocd
blacksmith helper 1888 aud 74O Commerce At
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n., Bonncts and Hats.
k~ug ous. al half price, a. A A Pear
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Dr. BUTTS E)l EsI!9s!s!l!!!y.
Treat all Chronic Diseases, and enjoys nation.
al Reputation through the cirngof complicated cases
IMDlSCRE lions ExPOSuRE Produe-
ectons Of the blood skin bones treated with sue
cess without using Mercury Poisonous Medicines.
MEM VI n5G ssas tss Ss s ss
PATIENTS TREATED BY Mall and Express,
;xsri,<Eslii bot where possible
personal consultation preferred, wk;s PHEE and iny
81. List Of questions to be auIwerei BY p. desiring
nent mailed Tree any address on application.
lPeraons suffering from Rupture soad send their address
Rand learn something 10 their advantage III. not us,1
Communicable tricty CONFIDENTIAL aud should be addressed
DIR. BUTTS, IL North Sth St., St Louis, Mo.
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E'OR REM he D, st boaruing mouse IN the
l. city. XII chen, d ming room anu slee ding
rooms complete with all fixtures suitable ,or
The same at teaso able Pre- tn " responsible
person. Call OF QUO on LOEB & WOOD,
,o,,,,, ,,o,, at NJ IKE RIwe's COZ ner,
or LOEB'S CONCERr HALL,
con- Main an d Mariinstreet
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Job Printing In Co,ors

The HERALD STEAM Jon PRIsuHG oFFicE
10 now turning out some OF the MOST beautifu.
Job work In colors, o yer executed IN rexas.
For artistic work 20 to the HERALD Jon
PRIsriEo 0rrrcr,
"@-
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GoUNTERs and shelving Tor sa'e cheap
" Cali on j nj, HARRYP
80. d H.w. Harry & Bros Mn :,
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Noh SALE-A fruit stand, corner Lamar anil
klm BtreeIsi reason for selling, cannot M
'eho 10 IT, pply 10 X. W. 5. DUNCAN.
Cor MALI and Lana ats. n stuira
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F,,,,..ssss ssssssssss' s''s's go
N Audrey AID wife TO susan II.
i,u,, 1Bxl97la feet in north OF Pa
,es,ehue, la block 81, for q val
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MTSCEI.LANEOus WAISTS.

WANrED-A ST uaii'n b, ayomgmaa OF
w g0od chardc er, pc f-ctly soheS Coed
reh re ces g,vsn. Address "R - thia flee
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r,,rs.ArE rRASeFERs.

a,jduI;og the psst Two weeks 10
b&'',,'' r ported nv jones aud Murphy,
gG Il a.. ,t6ce NJ 100 Man street, OPP
Gapfru hotel;
, 1881-04-17
THAT PASSION PLAY.

When Mr.. Frank G. Gardner. manager of
"The Legion of Honor" company, was in
the city two or three months ago he was
brimfnl Ut 4 scheme by which he was going
to produce "The Passion Pay" in New
York at once. Since then we have heard
very little Of the sacred DRAMA Frank is
again III the city. and the other night some
one asked him where his scheme had gone,
and where his enthusiasm had eyapora:e,l to.
In just rs determined to produce the re-
llglous drama as ever, you can bet your life,
and don't make amy mistnke."
why urc you Keeping SO quiet about it
then ~ :.
"Well, you see, there's a lot of prejudice
against the play in New York, and Pin gradu-
ally wipng it QUIZ
"lloW su:.''
! OIL sre, the whole talk against this piece
IS merely blgntry. I know that, aud while
1tn travelling around the country take tl1e
MS. III my hand, call upon the prominent
preachers, aud read it to them / Invent
struck one yet who didn't say it was the
greatest thing he had ever heard''
And when y0u get through converting
the lreacllers, what are yOu going to do 2'
why, then III spring uuol the public the
Endorsement OF the piece by the biggest re-
lislous GUNS III the country. a1lu lilel, there'lI
De 4 fortune i'll the thing. Why,'' said Frank.
trlslnphantly, ''now 1 coutl spring upon
sou list nf preachers who think the PAS
s!nn Play Is a great thing that would par
alyzc YOU. Iyc gut the Catholic Church
solid. lou can just gamble on that-''
, 1881-04-17
= A FALsE STEP,

II you should enter where We sisters sit
Hcs!db the tire when twit,Xnts shAdes arise
A:ld Judge US simply by your mortal eyes,
gu could not Fec VIC differed. Not one whit,
Are my eyes saddcr for tho many Tears,
y my checks worn by ut tho drc,stls and fears
Inht bnyc suffered, yet anu not DIT
70 sit here quiet, though they did forgive
Tho sin ,that made Tue dread 10 have to live.
You coulo not see it, and they never sneak
~ that one deed that shattered all my life,
Nude me unit TO be II good nuns wife,
Iheros no truce left; I'm s1ronu where / yas
weak, 'N~
laugh wnen should CRY. lest they should say
1,i n thinking OF that long pnst dreadful day,
"Aose a menory aye orlngs shame to flush my
They do forgive, but still always sec
. barrier standing 'twl1t their Souls and me,
Nathsne eau give me back that one false start
4althou.h long. quiet days of love ant pcacs
i, F!ow IL IN even calm that does not ceusu),
Evr uoue can tukc that stain fru1n out nv heart.
~! like some red band across ii pure white fuse
1nas ; oer the whuc d cr1nsun radiance thrpys.
IhIt one black day Stands from ms. iift. apurr:
{And, though they tio forgive, know that vet
ILL nA. 1t1.r RuLtI4L
, 1881-04-17
DRAMATIC. NOTES.

0t<FA-AtA ~ M
Milton Mobiles has closed his season. His
profits have, he says, 1letted $2S,000.
It is rumorc1 that Charles II. Drew is
shortly to marry Miss Amy Gordon.
Nothing has yet been dcfnity settled in
regard TO Haverly's new theatre in this city.
Mr.. E. II. Gardiner, manager OF Frank
Mayo, has been compelled Oh account of i'll
health to leave the company, and is no " coll-
fined to his room at his residence Oh the
West Side.
Miss Genevieve Ward, it Is said, wants to
come tn this country next scasnn upon 4 Ger
talllty OF SS0.00J. We hope the lady will get
IT. 4 Eood many more would like to do pre-
cisely the same thing.
The bill at the academy for the coming
week will include Sid e. France 1T the
Moore, sollg and dance; Carrie IJayarnte.
vocalist; Annie and Andy Hughes, Irish
sketches: Harry Woodson. negro sketches;
Alice Batcttlan aud Willis Pickert, clog
uui1cers-
Miss Grace ThJrne, who uatlc her first ap-
pearance In this city with R,oson and Cratlc
llsL Monday night. II the daughter Of Mr.
Charles Il. Thorne, Jr. Her part is slight
one, but her face, vnIee, figure, and general
bearing indicate. that she Is Il young actress
whose career will be worth watching. She
las the characteristics OF the Thorne family.
The circus manager who made so much
a'dIsrtistnE capital out Of his $4,000 kize for
tile must beautiful WoBlan has awsHaded the
cake to Louise Montague, formerly of the
Soldene party. The lIirTur asks ii - there
wasn't Il little cr0okedness about this affair."
It looks rs it it had been cut and dried. and
liza! MISS Montague knew of her hppoiut-
, 1881-04-17

70 tie Editor of The Chicago Tribune
uooLEY's THEATRE, April l5-For the
past few days the hearts Of Mr.. Robson and
myself have been filled with sorrow. We
arrived in this city OH Monday morning,
laughing over the rare feast of respectable
fun VIC were to prdsent that evening to our
Chicago friends. Even the sad face Of my
beautiful dramatic partner was sutfusctl in
s'lliie of ile!fabie Sweetness. for had con-
WINGED him. though reluctantly, that u11r new
play " \. D. 1907 was comedy not only
nlural In tone and elevated III sentiment, but
il, every respect superior to anything written
by the late Mr.. Shakespeare. Night came
liooley's Theat1ecolltained; large audience,
The best representatives, of art, science, lit
erature, and fashion applauded our every eff
fort. and when the curtain fell my Joy knew
no bounds. AT last ;" said i, :'wc have play
which l am sure will satisfy the highest
standard Of criticisn.'' I grasped Mr. Rob
son BY the hand.-1e was speechiess with
1oy,--his beautifully eyes, set. firmly in his
massive tleatis. were, filed with glad tears as
he sodtly nlurl,urctl "Nc:ve got 'eil,..
l retired at night III the full belief that tic
gentlemen of the press were so pleased with
cur p.lay. that the editorial coiun111s of the,
ieadh3tg city journals would joyfnlly cl,ron-
lcle our triunlpll,-tila we would be hailed
as the} owners Of the ''best American pl,ty
yet vttritten'' and the worlds first come
dams! III the last we had Gonc So muc,.
, 1881-04-17

| ,nant hofnr, an advertisement was printed,
Wa nav h., ,,'i.taIeen ~ hrt i,,,r1rsne ctresS
hainr NV awo on rni tS.. m,ya over the thousand:
~ ht, nt;.e n t N.are, '.on,fi.atrs strikes us
thnf ti,ares n'st mJ o,. h..s,, ~, Et,,inn in
he f.nc. 's snt,'awt,cre ] > 1IaEn # a rule to
sxnect :.n Etliot,i;,n in the fence whenever
you find anything handled by 4 circus man.
II you look close enough you Will invariably
| Snc1baker:s Majestic Consolilation-559-
| Half -IIItndred Srreng-50,;' nj the OIynbit.
| tomorrow nteht. Mr. Snelbaker aunnunces
| tiat at a fabulo1,s expenditure Of money and
| lion of m11sical md ntiler curinsIties Three
pearls Of the Orient, WHO .'startIe, ,nystify,
and amaze by. their charms Of face and
figure" They do not come from Cork.
Bsrahardt, salyn! and ! Ratrs!o 3 4, Bill ;; ;ap
Peared At three F;,liadelpt1la tneatres ,'. iasl
Moha'lv evening. bernll'sr.ts Aha!ence WY: Wns
;,sl;sl ai1a oalslhrs ol nouefale SIZE, WHY
f,ilaln ~! ~ hau cloWttet ~ aSc t0;. . ,n Mlu
!ecl i LITTLE anxious. saln t!ie iatteI, p!ay,,
lll aEaInst sMcn Slsois5 ll'l15, w ~ iutnc'.
whnrs,of # snpaks when il saws: .s'i7he Phil
adclphia public knows Il good thing when it
sees it i @~ e~'
.r.. x - ,ro..u,,,,, ,,,>oo+uo
t peatoranGes az ,iti H., fnr tis
tnis 1tefnn1n t t, W. eEsn!nE KY T r 1e 10" W tne
.tct ~ se tes4Ier au Ssls,na r t,nsr.l
~ ue mouse bn.l eemtiGlen atv I, ~,
pnpn'"', cse.lus!.s ' .,lo ,tnns;,., nat -"
uouot oe substantial o!ls' ~ eAtG''n!;E ,.;t;
ptosrafn Jus ocen arfahseu; III Mn'Gn m;,, WI
tnpeI5 mcnG otnen psnpiG ,"lfn oit'uH' ~
2.lss nele S,lperl, ena1leS u,a''l1:n ~ VI
ps,n tpstlso'e, El!fisgli aila S'th' Aei's t''Ao
~ ""' 1h''1e lioS"es'
4 few weeks ago 'tThe Tourists" party
found themselves in this city. yaluly search
ing fur tickets to California which, according
to cnntrAct. Mr.. Mcguire was to have fur
nisilett. No tickets CAME. and Mestayer paid
the fare ont The troupe arrived in San
, 1881-04-17
IN HFM0RtAM.

tn tha friends ~ r},oza WIN 1;,.o opa ,1;o ~
tho f,,r;s,;"r fa;t,, Eos+ar ,r,ar,;.s. r. .h'. ~
most Joyous OF all the year. The festival of
the resurrection creates state OF eyaltatou
through which. with the eve of faith. the
fhr;st;,, ,,;aronc Mo ,,,j1 AMI ha,,o,,Is 80
e'Aa' p'''ees A4e 'et eai'' oeii>''us % tn q
VISION, the splrlts of the loved and lost, re-
embodied, g!orltled. Mary Josephine Han
cock so lived and tiled.-died only ."a fitt1p
month apo,, r4nt,,ro m tile F.stnr
n,,r,,i,o ~ ofo- - ,,a, ...te,a,.,d e
.iol"4.s' ~ one1 ~ NC, cstee"aeu n1e'noFs
til1s tribute OF affection because Of her high;
desert and Of the conscious assurance that it
voices the sentiments of 50 wide 4. circle of
admirers ru,,v h.raft NJ ,,ar s,,aat oo,,,-
au1'.'tss, 4"4e1y peleAt -. he1 sweet eo'''.
~ ~, az iuEu!4it94E SLAVE ~ llaNtGt' alu
superior flua!tt11s OF Aeat anu heart hlgnly
"u,ou!e .hl, st., ,s. ltacuch SMoaueu tmoss wli
wl!ol.l stie WIS nrong,it ~ INTO assoelation 10
lne Erncgs OF nalnral exceIlence were hrlnly
neiu ov lnat lo1ls seise OF honor winch com"
@ pels nuelty: ~ soeaety snG Was always wel-
co.i.e n pscause 9 e., sne auorhea II, el'llg 70 u
asotol ~ mae mar. ;t ower @ fitee M oi intimate,
t!usteu t!lis1e 1ilends sue nelu ING nlst place.
~! nitn d n'hu heenly appleeiattFe oI VIC
ai" nuu1ol, Well stored Win Inc fruits
reaina and n1plv tEa'1T slra:tc ~ IouI a;I,.i
u expression, sue was, IN conversation,
Iasc!natlig 10 degree. Aut 1lelther the Sc
ductiye Inducements Of socisty, nor the more
grateiai chatlns OF tne select SOCIAL circle
served to deter her FROM the faithful per
i0rtnanGe i4, Of re more serious duties Ut life.
lte a,sttueuisntag iealare OF her character
Was keeh sense OF tne paramount claims or
Gn.y. raL ~ every goou WORK Undertaken by
trace thnrch, q wflch she was a member.
sue was one OF me most, II not the most, de-
yotea anu helpiul or her hectors alus., st.
Luhe'S taospltal was her constant care. Its
wards :, often echoed the sound Of her foot
fall, a11u her soothing touch rested upon the
lefered PROV, anu her kindly v0lce cheered |
tne falntIng heart OF many All unfortunate in !
ttlat asylum Tor the suffering poor. No ties |
or nloou pouhu ler t1 lite; she lad not Il rel
atlve III t;le world. Dut.wlen the summons |
canle, wtleh sue was stricken down, she fell |
into the waiting, caressi1E arms Of Il friend !
wno tell4ellv iofea Acr. Anu. tillrllsg lhat
Ions lnsnt ana DAY OF agony, while her life |
was iase eDDlng away. scores Of devoted |
friends commended for the grateful boon of
, 1881-04-17


THYME SERVICES, AND TIE SiS.
l. -, s,ofs WIZ; contnc them. lee'ous ssrvice.
EPISCOPAL.
CATHEDRAL SS. PETER AND PAUL, CORNER
WI MnsS'aSn 1 T. tn 5.. rsosiS.sts ; s ts t;t.es: s.
presi ii e,aie ii cpmmsasn nas s u H. h12ws. sai
,nnnm s n:'c5 and essoratton u tht Holt Com
j D. H.; chorsti evening prayer, e::sl
THE REV. FREDERICK COURTEEY WILL
ooics.;e to f. Jat1es Church. Cass and Hugou-sts.,
at ths communion seryse IN 1'r My .hurrh.
suniuy y~scboo fcs,irnl In l:e evening '''4''
THE REV. JOHN IiEDMAS Will. OFFlcIArE
Sed.rtek-st ch .chsoav.. n,orlix and evening:
THE KEy- CLINTON LOCKE, u. y. Will. oFEt-
clate III Grace Church Wabash-av, near Six
teeHth-s:-, morning ami evening.
THE KEy. A;.rIlCR RIrt.lIIE WILL OFF,
catc tn the CHURCH Ut the Ascension corner " North
LII Saltc and EIsu-st*, ut IL CuiuMuu,un 1T
in III; vcsl'ers with s.stuun ut 7:,si
THE iEt: DK. E!.MENDokF. OF RACINE: WILL
ottrtais III 81. Audre1s Church. Corner uf Washing
p. III,
THE REV; p F. F1.EErwoop WEI. orr1crArE
nnd Thirty -sixtn-*L, ut lu:3s i. and .:SU y, 1u
THE REV. LGr1tEN pAEDEts Will. oFF1CI-
nts IN ,,,;a Gaayasy GhaFsh Wnrfsnav. Ua
THE REV. HENRY G: PERRY W L.. uEFIt:I-
ato ~ s. Stephens Church. Iohnsvn-s:, near
Twelfth. H.'rnn- and evening.
TILE REV. r. y. MORRISON ,fR WIFI nr
Gcale In Tho Church VI tho Epiphany Tu;onu-st
be4ween Adams und Aonrue. at hi:3j d. NJ and i;aj
p H.
THE REV. ". j. PErI1E WILL urF1c1ArE
IN the Church Ut snvt,r, ctsner OF Liproin and
Hclacn-uvs. ut II u ,nd .. N. ''''
cse IL Es l. 'HMms fsua, = cal. Mkl Or
Thirtteth-st-, 1t IL u. III. an l. D. NJ. ~ N.$1A
, 1881-04-17
THE STAGE.
Exit Miss GenevieVe Ward;
Enter ". e. Sheridan.
Prof: Swing and the Mar
q1lise: de Mohriv;art.
Facts and Gossip Concerning The
atrical Afairs-Local Events.
LOCAL THEATRES,

] hlss Genevleve Ward's engagement closed
iast ille'nt at ltaverlv''s. 1t has been profit
:1o1e one, notwithstanding the depressing
influences or Lent Upon theatrical audiences.
Io~1norrow evening Mr.. ". E. Sheridan will
make MS nrst appearance In this city as q
st'sr* Ihis gentleman, although our people
nave seen little OF him, has earned Il reputa-
fton III Cincinnati. Philadelphia. Boston, and
oLner places as a careful, conscientious, aud
|. N'isastakang actor, who deserves every en-
courageIlent l16 has been almost uninter-
fhptcaly GU: the stage. since 1855, when he
fnaue Ills debut i'll Boston: Since that time
ne has held prominent positions i'll the stock
companies nr; ST. Louis, New Orleans, New
ork.. and :. those Of The cities above
mentioned: In Chicago Mr.. Sheridan is
most favorabty remembered rs the Purso7l
In Tie Danites.'' lie WAS the suc-
cessor OF MIR. Louis Aldrich III the role, and
with The Mckee Rankin troupe went to Eli
glund ard RECEIVED warm praise from the
critics OH the other side OF the water. Last
fall Mr. Sheridan began Ills career as star.
Lie played successful engagement 0f six
."eeks 1T Baldwln's San Francisco, and this
was followed by another III Philadelphia.
When hlr, John Mccullough closed his sta-
Sun few weeks ago Mr.. Sheridan was fort
ulate ellotIeh TO secure nearly the. entire
company OF he trascdian, and tt is now
@ n'klhg short tour. THE opening pierre
will be Presented with mlcn attention to his
torical accuracy. Wherever the star ms pre-
sehtee MS personatlon Of Louis, tlle per-
tnriila'lce has been generally stamped us one
Mr 4 Ss $eria n:sff viii ra;sy pear In ~ !hs n Wssk
0thetiV, Sir Giles Outrrctch, RnI,JutcI
III - The Marble Heart" and .NncLtht. Tic