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, 1881-09-03
CUT1.ISIONSs

Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
RACINE, Wis, Sept 1.-Two freight trains
OIL the Northwestern Road coll1le.l horo curly
this morning, demol1slling two locomotives
chartered from tho Luke Shoro Company,
mud several cars OF stock. nnd beer. Both
trains had orders 10 meet llera. Tllo north
bound train sto0d Of, the track and tho SOUTH
bound train rnn into It, expecting to nseot ut
the Junction, two niles below. ,iid not seeing
tho red light In time to stop on account Of
fog. Tho ddbrls was streWn several blocks.
, 1881-09-03
\Mf}RTtIARY.

Epeetal Uhpsleh to 1hs Chteaso 1ttbt.ns-
KEoKuK, 1a,, Sept. 3.-Th0 funeral sery-
ices of tho Lutte lion. H. II. Gtlnlore took
placo ut tha Unitarian Church this morning,
wlIere Il large number Of ay,npatl,tzinK
frtanlls nssolnhet to pny their lust respects
e their lonoret tloa.l. HMltl. ilaMtl, GHorxe
r * ecrM.yf is fon Ja'es ss%S15,a sSSTnga Wlia Sn9.
shall, and u. r. MILLER st. 1cted as pull
hnnrUrH.
, 1881-09-03

WAsiisS0roN, d. a., Aept.': ':a.-Dunds OF
the q per cont funded loap Ut 1881 hutt been
received by the Treasury Department fur
laylncnt, ut the closa Ut business tudAy, ,.s
follows: Of tho 10s.l Gull tcenpt,l), S5.hs7,.
GO0; Ut tho 10th Gull truglstereu), 9ll,iG,-
7W; rees!pts today Of tue l0ld call, W., l0j;
Ut the lVatl gal. 3t0V V.A4.N.
, 1881-09-03

IsooAssrollT, Ind, Sept. e,-About 1
o'clock this morning John F. Long, brake
l'lAli OIL the Wabash, St. Louis q Pacific
Railroad, was thrown from tho chr by the
breaking OF the brenk, aul. falling between
tlla cars, was mnnglel fenrfully, md lii
stantly Killed. Tho remains were brought
Coroner.
, 1881-09-03
MUTUAL UNION TELEGRAPH.

= 1Ps@F0s 0tF17F7F To T hH VHs&uSV zFIVVHs.
WArElrDwS, VIII, Sept. ..-Tllo Mutunl
UnLon Telegraph Company l,avu rsacllp.!
tlfs city with their fH,sts on uialr Journey Il,
vt. Paul, MINI. IN ctssu Ut consolidation
tInl0n Companies tho right uf WY Through
tho streets Aeru Is forfeited by tbs Mutual
Union.
, 1881-09-03

tho volume Of business transacted very
small Mt n decline. Money was active, and
tho rate advanced 10 q per cent on tho best
classes of collateral. A good deal of conl-
1ncrcia1 paper wns offered Mt the banlis, CIV
Ing evidence of general business rey(vni.
The lry-Eootis tratle was ncttre In n tobbing
way, mid the amount OF business 1nrger AtMt
OF II llcaltlIfnF cilnrnctur. Dealers expect n
good fail trade, though tho fa!luro Ut tho
late crops may dtmfnisl, tho volume now
promised. Tho grain ,nArkct was Irregular,
though dealings wore considerable. Muc't
20 oya ths Us begnnns @ Ss & eps H%sast SS WHIT ut
wiun threat Of aii .!,,crease OF stof III
rates In tho Canton. elevators tlemornlized
tils 'n'Hrket' ansi prices vent otf IA gents
management .totlAy that tile Baltimore &S
Ohm Railroad ELEVATORS llnye nmplo room,
and t!,at nilotller elevator will be reasly. for
.isp Monday 1,uxt, had tho effect 10 tntrtlally
recovery of 4 csnt I Der basi,si @ "vsr ?n: ysstar.
days sales. lteceipta for tho week. Ctu, l97
bushels: snles, ilt07;i bushels; md exports,
h,aI bushels; r., There II remain H. on stora+su
kct was unsettled througl, tho week, md tic
repeated receipt OF iows Of droutll t1lr0ugli-
out The country MD consequent short crops
llnd only tho effect to still further Gnlbarrass
opcratto1ls. Today tho market showed n dr-
Frhlay, lis threatened Increase III the
St0rago rntoI having been factor III prodt-
ctng Tho decline. Tntlay tho market Ii dull
ntlu neglected, anil transactions were settled
ut 10 cents fur Western mixed white. This .1e-
l.laild for optlols was utmost wllot1y nominal.
lsscepts for the week, s5,t54; snles, t,47l .uo7;
ELEVATOR tutiay 5A. ITO bushels. The iour mar
kst ruled very strong, md uarly tn thc week
cripts. Holders wurs tlrin in tiieir demands,
nlld buyers held OFT for more favorable tertl!s,
but to.lny. there wns another utlynnco Iii
lower grades. with uyery, Indication Of fol.
sttsS,y 11%tS py E etsdgs; ;it s vf 1sns Gs ant
cents per bislel. This supply il ample, blt tic
present prospect /! that higher pr!cos Will
prevail. lye was dull but firm. Prices al.
Sanfsd nry acy tS ss a GF "s Sw a f0YsG s ys Tcrs
We're maintained, tho itnctnating lnarkct OF
tho West having no c!Tcet mM,tl the market
here. There wns no change II the pricps
Of pork or bulk 1cats nt!i lard ruled
grades wero not equal To the de',!al,tl!; hc',eo
tho advancu took place, and II Is lir'lly main-
tninetl totlay, Eggs. though scarce, rnled
dull. nntl decline Of cents front tlio clts-
f Fss st +" lust s wscf f tooS s nee r,6 Gesss
done. III grocerlrs ttie trll.lc wis compare
lively light. Suglr ruled iir,n, but business
was restricted fur reiinett, MD III raw suRArs
w!icl, Ind but II limited demand. Coffee
was very qtliot alitl tho stock was small. The
new crop wus mnro sought nfter, but thus
far receipts llaye bGcn small. No cflnnge In
prices. III tho livestock market there was a
slllle advance lii beet cattle, with mi
abundant supply of grass cattle fu lIttlo tlt.-
n,all1. There WIS no chnnEe III prices Ot
hogs, and !}15 wore left over iii tho pens last
night. Slleep and la1nbs were p!enty, nnd
stock.
, 1881-09-03
VITAL RESTOE1IIYE.
RECORDS VITA RESTORATIVE i il
Ke4tures NervoNs mud IshysleA1 uehlstsY. ote.
i3oxcs OF " pitts. slh1, pN, s3; ~ I'LL


Having hardly Hpt rIl At OnH lRpvstoF. who Coun-
terialLt Nuutdta Vital Restorative and changed l
liAaI1 TO- Nleosds hestnEAtlv1. NhHn = soouna
IN sod t4aa ~ e,ods ase sti r. shs market, d4n:
Used i tar-sIl4l,eauf nj abIes and ttads-mKrk aua
for.sd my s!suakIFo thuEoo!. v hon you buy Of
your urlHIst, hlCa Tor Krtt&Qn guarantee lhAt
fne ertta!o aAs been p1rchassd dnGct &runa ma.
Van SGhAAGk4 btDyDnA0n tt
y. u. bllEbM0Nl. II. D.. S0lo Prop.
This genuine can ~ t'ad q Gallo I!oetl, l,a!msr
BrEHEN6uA \ co.. " AMd " Laku-4t, WHOLESALE
Assutx tor khu drug tg1dU.
uSa to cure With Ntcordt Vital Nazbufnuyo 1ander
As special nuyicI), fur anything iNlputf tnlut4
Gus iii II uv0r i10 r4ras Ia {la unItu4 btatat Alun1
hAyAkRan atoctsd within tho last Ate f09sk
, 1881-09-03
DOWN IN A COAL-hf1NE.

bpEt&a9 D4spdEfH 70 INd tHded9t 1F5bIf2.
: OTTAWA, ILL.,, Sept. a-James bailey, q
coa!'lnincr IN tho banks at tl,is place, was
crushed beneath mass Of rock aid eartll
tl'is afternoon, completely burying him to
tho giIli. Ills loft ribs were all crushed I'll,
the broken ailts, penetrating tllo lung. uO
Will probably die beforo mo rnng.
, 1881-09-03

Spft3al U3spa{ea to Tic Chicago Trtbunt.
E1K1rA1T, Ind. Sopt IA farmer named
Churchill and his wlfo were thrown from
their buggy while crossing the Lake Shore
truck here this evening. l1a WIZ quite ST.
ri0usly injured. Ills wifo's injuries urp very
dangerous. Both Weru quito aged.
, 1881-09-03

HOSlDNs
BosroS, Sept. 1.-'rho Commercial Bullc-
tin will say tomorrow: Theru Inns been
moro Acttyc movement III wool thu past week.
with sales Ut 1,Dl7,ao0 pounds of domestic
nnd Al, 400 pounds Of forelgn; receipts, $3.50
bales Of domestic a,ld 1,4SU balcs Of foreign,
against 90! OF domestic and $50 Of foreign
tho corresponding week OF lust ycar. Prices
WE'RE shade higher, mud tho. tendency wns
upward. Tile woolrn goods market coll-
titues very satisfactory. Leather Is quiet,
without any material change. There is a
lsal,d-to-m0,Ith buying, but tho nct,,al amount
Of leather Cit atlti converted In footwear
WAS 1arger than ever before In tho history OF
the trade. Shipments Of boots md slldes
from Boston NOW foot up !, ,57i, ,59;1 cases since
Jan. to Sept. l., 10. Foreign md dry hides
ure easier, with salus ot suIle kinds nt slight
concessions frotn previous ratcs. Domestic
wct-salted hlucsarnQutet. Offerings through
cotton market IL extremely Interesting. Tho
August ''cUrI1Urn ~ eliminated ut tic CLOSE Df
THO month ut II cents, tho shorts being e0i,l-
pelled to sett!n ut t!tas figure, wl'tte SIP
eaSer q lie M st ns sS trFe fe 2ha ths
present mouth led To HI active speculative
tlel,land, with corresponding Improvement
III options for thb present month"; While tho
4AUHNAt HQMEEkG' NIH Utl{l1 EullEllluGIs
spot Gottoli WIS nolntnnliy led Mt II cents,
but quotations llnve since bGuil rcntljusteti
and tflo. n,nrket cluscs Mt III cei,tA. Tho
dry-gont1s nlalkut cnntlnuea nctlvH, and tho
mills nre crowded. with orders. Tile
dcMand for manufactured iron IL
woll sustained. pig-iron Is steady
md UNCHANGED. .ScrApLron Is tending up
ward. pHppr stock ts Improving III toil,aiid
md price; No. Boston white rugs 5}4 cetlty.
Chemicals nre firm alld advancing. Oils lrp
very tIrn,. TllerG IL Il further Nuyu1lu0 I'll
inrtt oil md III American li,istcd oil, while
the rise In fish oils Is checked. Tlluro IL II
good demand for lumber uMl building mn
tUrtals ut firm prices. Dairy products nre
strong, with u further a.tyuiIcr, tI.o
butter lnnrxet closing at :,.54e:,0 co.its for
clo!co dairy lots. llAycohtlnnctl to Improve;
choice ct,urse lots, $al.lD. There IL Il con-
tiiuetl good tiUlnalld for bcUf; oIlnlco hfu.t
quarters, llhGet3 cents; best cnttla setlMg
ut G9lG07 cents for export, but without profit.
Sheep tirM: lnlnbs lower. I'hn receipts OF
.nackcrel Increased agat,l this week. Prices
OF nlnckerel IL wefl rs goldfish arc mllcl,
tlrntnr tllall expected. This total receipts 0f
lnaGkcrel III Boston fr0.n Jun. to Sent,
have been 103,7l7 barrels, against SS,,}77 t,nr-
rels tho same time III 1850. aul S0.247 In 1871.
lug produce II n,otlurate; sales ut nd
va.ced prices: Lartl, 1:eel:}1 cents. Boston
clear pork, Sslooe5A 10. Granulatcd sugar
EaEnol 4 cont, cfuslnE ut vs. cunts. More
business IL being done In ten md cuifce. Rice
y very 1lrln. aud prices sln'w IL hardening
tendency. The general tendency Of NOR
ct!nlldiso values ILLS wcel1 Is upward.
, 1881-09-03

speeta1 Dhpateh to The Chicago 7Fibttne.
RACINE, WIS.,, Sept. "A freight jumped
tflo track this afternoon on the Northwestern
lload ut Oak Creok, ditcltng several cars and
blocking trains until late tonight,
, 1881-09-03

Eanlzed bands nr8 roaming around through
this Section committing tleyljtry Ut Mi kinds,
United States troops, state rangcrs, aud cltt-
zGuS are III hot p,lratit,
, 1881-09-03

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Sept, a,-Durtnk tho past
Teek tha stock mptket war very ami. and
, 1881-09-03

1'cTg1t Wutct 10 % C0hvtyltl q IOW1F DOTS.
Ehttln nto quiet: HcccErts, 1900 licat
II tlie rim sinco last wcols Of tj,h00 ltcad
l,ricGs ranged at $3.W to S0.25 fur conltnUl
10 PRIME.
,,g iiogs nro steady, selling at S7.0oG1z2o fot
i!,a!'Hiel pi!as n 81 aild s4 40 to $3.50 for Workers.
sllcgp nrc tlutGt. Common to oxtra quoted
Ut -ootG5. IL. Receipts. II ,00o head.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. l.or11s. Sent, a.-Tle rnntt.Inr nf frc,1,
during fin nust ,vnct hos h,n, t,,,on t., -, #
,,,,.1 ,"' , -. "sun ''.s uesn e.Vs' III -"i
oi'!acles' nlla unusual actlVityfof tue scasot
ilas prevailed. 'rlle de,nAlld for money ltas
been steady from nil clnsscs Of borrowars
, 1881-09-03
Afternoon at z. Evening al 5,
Museum and Menagerie open ono As1fE,lI.f,

Admission, 90 eonts' Children under Q year, Of ~.
70 cents' 1toNsrvcsi Chairs. q centa extra, ~
Tickets and numbered Drses Clsclo Chair, A, IN.
slight navauce. - H's u'a@
, 1881-09-03

AURORA. Monday, Sept &. OTTAWA, rn..4..
Bept. G. JOLIET, Wednesday. aent. !. Ultx5MtSn1'
ioS, Thursdsy. ScpL i. bpsiNGF1Kl.D. ErIts,
sopL0. DECATUR, SATURDAY., Bcpt 10 '-'S''
, 1881-02-04
liave 10 voting people ut their backs. MI.
1iorr tlien Instituted

liave 10 voting people ut their Backs MI.
1iorr tlien Instituted
A aESE1,AL COMPARISON,
between tho Northern anil tito Southern
Stntes. The Gnilro yotg Of Tho sixteen South
crn States was n,75s.IiD; Of the twenty-five
Northern States It wns n,EID, i43. Under
tho Commlttcc's bill tho Southern Stntcs
wuuil be entitled 10 1is members, ono fur
every 2a,:3;G voles cnst. while thof Northern
Stnics would DO entitled II lt3 members, Or
ono for nvcry B1,EG, votes cast. II tho
Northern States shonld be given Congress-
man for every 3,370 votes east, which Ia l,o
ratio It, tho Sontile: States, they would hive
$50 meinbers instead Of 19} In tho next J10nse
Of Representatives, rs provided by tho bill Of
tha Census Committee. T'lp Cnmmittee's
bill gives tllu Slate Ut New York thirty-lwo
llicrIburs.
on A roT1Nn nAs1s
she world ha entitled 10 tl,1rsy-sevcn mem.
6cra, md II II tHUk no 1lnrD y0tes to scna n
man Ia Congress froht Now York than tic
uynrago number rcqn;rea 10 se,,i n lnan from
ono Of tic Southern States, B'lu would have
scvestty-nnn Representatives In the next Coli
gross. Tl,p average number Of votes Gust for
eacl, Gcore!a Congressman Is 15,565. and for
eucl, Now York Congressman 1851, consttl.
erably m0re than twfGe rs nlatly. 1t only tho
snsue Musnher Of votes wcro required to
elect 4 Congressman III Ohm that
sel,.is ono frDm 1.oMisinna, Ohio would have
forly-iiya instead Ut twenty REPRESENTATIVES,
MS provided In tic bill reported by Mr. t0x.
In Indiana It takes -, 481 nitro votes tn elect
Congressman tEan 1t docs in tho Staio OF
Mississippi. 1Er.; Iiorr colltnucd:
'1s II NOT SINGULAR
| that in tbn cntiro tWguty.tWO Northern
, 1881-02-04

THE ACADltalt Ol' NJ USIC+
TIM audiences hero, which nre large, nro betnE
entertained with jIoucicault's wcll-known
incjourAnn "AStcr f1ar1t." The plccg Ia tHler'
ably well acted throughout and unusually well
mounted, some of tho scenes being cGuaf TO
what We Re.erafty haro from tho best II onr
scenic artists. Therc Il ono sot nioug thAt will
repay II visit to tho Academys-slat ot London
l}r1ee by moonlight. Tho t!rNwlnG h f'nc, tho
colnrIuR Il harnonlous, every detail 's admirably
worked out, and tho general eject Is very strike
INK. Mr.. George Learock with power an1 fctt-
!.,g renders .ho rart of t,d Tom Mr: usorga
IN. Is gtrnl uctor, asld would hc = hcstcr 4
big n,nnller was =, easier nnd hts speech
emily appearr! In sonbrot r6Ics. a. tn tint !no
nf bnsannss hna bcennG tho pet Ut tho housn. In
tho pr.srht rust she mpreArs Inn ssnaiMthet,o
s cr,y t1! sr. % Trank n r"stcr r.s ~ "'si1 M ,1s 5y
.l'tIhur*.. should Try und study BIZ, character
NOR. carefully than 10 apparently. l'as, md hc
,sold 10 oabt Klye ors9,,'sreeab'e ,!s.n5c q
1heru ta Il strong variety bill presented hpforc
tho curtain rises otI tho drAtna. Fnstrr. md
tflHhea, tho unr.nad-t -t1unce men. thu HUuro
Sisters, ind tho clover Carro[ls take 1nrt.
, 1881-02-04

SptetAE N8tAseh u 1M Chtca1o ItdbVnfs
Ga1ESA. ILL.,. Fob. a.-Tho I.'rtruit presented
to tho ktate of Missouri to.'lay by Dir. WAsil-
.n,saa WAS tho ,r.perty Ut thu late Chnrles =.
lEcmpsteutl, 10 whun it wns wltlcd By hIs hro,har,
mud sAs lHcn IN tho family of Mr.. William
llcInpssead, Ut this city, sIncv thu lsat'l Ut his
father u,,ttl alout wcek ags', When II was for
varied to Edward Hampstead, at Ghlengo. III ao-
rs,tinncs. Will, tho will 0f LhArea y. ifrnstclt,
vii" presented It u Mr. WMshniirtir. II y pro-
10 I.,Mgacipnt work Of nrt n1tl II said 10 b. uil
aceurl,a likeness Of tho Aeecayet.. rhu
nuns Ut tho asisat IL nut fully known, atthnuxn
1t IL thought to bV tue work ii tho .lutu Gilbert
, 1881-02-04

4 very ordinary variety troupe. tinilrr very
prctcntio,Is na1nc Is at this house Tho audi
cnccs since tho opening night havo bccn lnodft-
atc In sIxc. III tho organization We notice Miss
1.o,liso Montague. tho ltlnahlcs, tho Murtcli
I3rntflera. 1ntn acytcker tic Gregory Brothers.
tho 1Iu Fny E5Eera ann oshors known lu tho
patrons Ut tho Olympic.
, 1881-02-04
lnljRNAlISTIc,. .

spn1suF1ELu, H., Fob. 3.-TAo Daad Ertnfn0
Fhst OF this city cbangaI hands to'dny. +. II. u.
Mcdowell retiring aud FhooaUn Howard taking
ljcan pater, but rhoclou'a wlll-knQwn llourbon
psoolivitrs would tmhy that hereafter It will bo
avgresstyoly independent.
, 1881-02-04

t,1altso rewarded bnth tha oratorieat and tho
yIetDrtai featslrcs nf the entertainment.
Tile sub1nct uf Sir. Ht0tidard's lecture fortnight
IA '''rllc 9ultan's Paradise; or, Ltfo In the
, 1881-02-04
The Desperately'Hard Work Required
to Keep the Water.Gates
Free.
Cr1b.Kceper McIfec's Opinion Regarding
The SAfety Of Ills Precious
Charge.
No Fears Of Trouble If the Present DiiH-
oulties Are Safely suruountel.
Taking Picture Of The Crib aul lis Surroundings
Incidents of the Trip, Ett.

r
hnt TOW feapte wan aook "u."nrnS upu. ,t"k" M
Michigan md have tlIolr attention arrnstea ny
tltu peculiar structure which breaks tho wntcry
horlynn II, rim rnr+honst t,ypr sst, t consider
nnw tr',,nrtnnt - M 1T IL p,nys IN thc nrcsnrvn.
w" 'npoIt'lt u tt"ft ~ p".ss ~ tno p,oss.' t
It's iow.lynR m 5 slopiug wills Of mae"nry, picrcc.i
mir nr !, tortrrss t,t tl,o tut towcr ntoyr wh.s,
~ TIC d!etaaee looks semofkan's tad amaNa.
staek, clrrcs with It lrrcslstlb1o suggestions of
. .nu !"e.oy momn .oa. ~ 1 ~ ~ ~,
"nuoo w.! ~ '.slsu.1i. nI .,,.... a"s =.
the eo'n'nonp!eee III go felhhr"atMo aeaIeo,'s -
City Enrft,rcr md other n,.c!als charged
with thn Iutv NJ kcepInp shc ci,v euppIin,I
With ,rotor Fcr venra II i,ua stonti nu,,Jv ~,
to lts duty, bufrctiug bucls tho wAvcs nil
Winter, and onty within tho past few tnya has
sta,,. @ tho a,,ocks to which tho moving ,cctIeIi,
s,,,',aat !, 1;rn,,, ,,n,c ~ linn in,n1r csnrfn.
.es. ~. rsun ., ~ =, tis t,,a .sat,s @ -. ;s'a,
Capt. Mckee. tho "slnn at tho Crib" aud his as-
sls.unts, nuyp boon put IN thelr light With the
Ice, which III times scented bent not only on
c'ogglllg tho inlats by which tho water ptsses
into the Crib. hut also IN overthr'sIn4 tho stout
haso warre'l agnlnss tho stout ss1l's 80, OF tue
tuser-top; nere-lay8o cakes OF Il have been
1,r1n hr I'M vh,stitn,- winf,s s1n1us, its 1,rnpd
.', - no ~, ,,,it1 at". ,,,.n 49,, IT,.
sue .ne nco'Ias ot a'' so''o 0'ono "'''' a"o TUG
leo resulting In
4 NOISE LIKE DISTANT T11GSnI:Is
ff t,o,re, t1,o f.r,t, buu n ,n 90 r,,o mn nhnn
" co"rhc' tho osin nus nt"a, eo'''o oi'' nicnu
III these herce jonst8 bol"ccl SCIENCE rs repre-
Hcutea hy lilo Incrt!A Of u si1 font thick wn 0f
,1usoary and ,,aturo by tho tleree onslaught Of
" ..,, ,,.,.,, ,,,.s ~ loo h,,f l,n,v lam, + ,rI
u. uus7 ~ iee' ~ Nv" ,S's ~ W., w
contnant 10 10 30 IS the Hncellon WHICH tuose
officially Interested In tho mattcr arr HOW so
t1ocply conccrnel nl,out.
- 49,, o,,+ Air. ,.t.n,s ~ .,,, ,,or 1T
ses ~ wv ons 10y F"msT NV, ,sS NV. ans ~
tho trlb 1r0H lilo Hno1ect, l'iL 1htht:aE eont
onc oc Its reporters yesterday afternoon nut to
thn r!h IN it.sncct tho At tr,futllrs md 10 nik to
~ ,,-s. s,. -, H. s,,,,,oct ,r t;s r,"ot
Iss i'sssniH so"'us vi LII nop'e'S' " 4'' A@eon'
experiences.
There uro different ways nt going out To tho
Crib, and MI uf then, huso been trc., IN turn by
.'....,."s. ~ ,r,,s. ,r,.,,,s Tha,. hn,o ,,,n.
'cPo1'cts u 1ttA AAs4"1''" 1.t'' A"'. s"ao
tler9 by thE III tno sammtf't,me. "hcn fs
plct.sant bnt commonplace; by tho snnts CON
rovanrc IN tho u,tnrrr- linn ,yt1on mnvlnr i'm.
,,s,s ,,,,sn H. 49," ,,n', ,,.t ,,n"tt,n,, ,ci.h
iaoGa @ l.S ~ y, & LIN st2aH1 ~, n9h ,,,o NH,
tt,, lid NJ Il bont ,ylliUh Eni]t jts occupants
into three feet of icc-col1 w.tter; thronEh tho
, 1881-02-04
kiORTUARY. ,
6btt{d1 Dtsrdtth 10 7he {.hI-nat, n
! Coashsl Eso 1srown's bronchial Trnches. j.
1fITL.yI;1IItNI.9.
lfATEKLY'S THEATRE. =. /
j. II. .1iAVEHLf..........Ma Manager nnd Proprietor,
SUNDAY EVENING, FEB. 81
Az aWC1AN'k.
R0SSlNI'S STA1AT. Mater.


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And the full H sH Gl%s%s ,l q Iltt stA1EsTYs
n!rcc.or OF tho sinso and Cenna,"r slguor A1sp1rt
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Pant 1.--IstlsAlS1's BrAItAT MATER.
Sennae Mnter nltrtn,' Encouragement Chorus
@aet @ a' " SiS"'sa.a saa
Az Az "ts s MIMI sna os'a,;s
Quartet a"e' o'os S;ni sSs ;,s: Sss
az a. as aas% vss.s aa M te,5s. S:5s
s'ro "o"'"'o sss S;:'ss's sss
Ae1' Chorus Finale sa:s:! II. sf; ss'aSas's
uo,co,, rAiT ), tT,n;;c it;EM!;;!EtASEots ,A,
*sn"r itavelli. ''''''.''4"'
" a''''' '''u':1 sims. II. i. ri;;.
!. Tho Tosendns annst "tnrtnch i........:.1l!rct
psoa,. stsf r.! iasa' ,,,o non,,.,,
Mile. ..sns % j!n,cts,- '."'''~@'"
G. Harp so'o' "Pe:so ,t1!,crl.tscs .Godotsold
). 1arcntcl!a, "o!n ID fstnn ... .nosslnl
?. arnnlng Quartet. "Afcntre lI'I'ln7 {"Mnr-
atas. IL i. sw Sla;: Xiii IL iisiosca. sisnofl
. o,o,,,.,;. tMnvclii; Ms ~! M Ml,acnsc. .v,:.;.,
III lie !ircilestfn.
u!rGctoT0f tho Muse and conductor. .SEnor Arsu
POPULAR PRICES
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tNnIf!y lrrH. 81
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TckGtr on :aIs at tic ltux-tlcc. which IL now open
, 1881-02-04

Hon lltttors Ia preventive And cure for ARuot
It il Your owu fault u StAl hAyG It. y :
, 1881-02-04

prctento1is natEct Is Mt this house Tho audi
cnccs sfncu tho opening night havD bccn lnoft-
atc In sIxe. III tho organization VIC notice Miss
1.o,iiso Montague, tho itInahEes, the Martcll
brothers. 1nhn acvtcker. tllc Gregory t3ruthers.
tho 1>o Eny E!sera ann oshors known IL tho
patrons Ut tho Olympic.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
| Oenevicve Wara uppearsin "Forget- t-sfe-Sot"
| III IIo*ton on MOrtiay.
Pauline Murkhaa is pIaylng Atda Esluartls In
"Ihe Ticket -of-tnato tiun."
Tho Australians swear by Lo,ifso Toincroy.
They say she IL II Hreat shaEspcnrIan actress"
y" Drink" with 1tosc Eytingc ,t,tl Cyril Searlc.
| was produced ut tho New York STANDARD TN
Montay.
Miss Katie tfowar Is now playing tho hcroinos
Mt ttln West 5ltle Academy. and - p,ayln1 ttlun
we'll too.
Tho New York Herald spcnks very highly Of
".s'1 tho nasc." 1t was produced In i'rookIsn
| OIL Monday.
| Mr.. Burnley Cnmpbpll's rlny, "{;overnnlcnt
l'os,ds" will bu sccu a. .to Gra'sl opera-lIousc
next week.
Mr.J 4. Polk Is PLAYING the part of !,1f: Gait
| ntrc. New furt.
| sintt I.inuhanl has smiled for California. Ito
wi siyc ut Saitsa BnrtHsra, ~iero he huros to- re-
| gain his hcAith.
Mr. 4. u. Cazanrun,s adaptation Of I'cIpn'a
| at the Union Squire ThcHtr.
G,aads 70 !Iayen VII, cca:y s ,o Ge aren't of to
1ae III, a1er, .on ,, rafy u r"
lis ,si, m ooR. S.F' s'' u"
lIavcrly's Ostrinal sfastolons will nrlivn In
Iii ,unkn i sort .s ran ~ f.r new n., n9 ,hri ,.
turn 1t to i.on,on. 4e''>''A '''' "''e '''e'' ~
To-uorrow evening the 3osth performance Of
"llHzel Kirkn" viii 0ccslr ut tho aason Squire
Ihen1re. 1,his 4 Tho lanscss run cver cnloscd
|
The lo1tlon Tintes says TINT tl,e general I'm:
j preston 1Gft ty 1tot'th's uh1li" Is II want Of
wesht MD grtyity. aud tho IMi'B Telegraph sars
| his 0ht'to us overeluuoratct anl uItrh-
| acccntuAtca."
IEarrj.an & Hart hnye secured thu otd Gtn1,e
! Tnrutr., liz ns.tnni:s chureh, n,t Hrnoi%,r
s i fsr Hfe next * sy wen y thoy yis Vii
| afnnt1oti the oil ThcatFu CuInlqIe.
1t is r.'mored TINT tho popular Lou1on conc-
| Erittrjp1I Thruirn t,nys ~ Gcnn rnntss,I tY..sl
n,nIninnnt New YnriS monaror tG uf,t,etr In this
| - =, " ,, w. ',,, .. ..,.,, :, r,..
s-Amef!cai,," 1t tic park Tkeatrc, Suw TURK, On
AJnts,iuy Thu WcrsuiW ,ttilju.ccs tInt tho pop.
Hs fS 5 h. i rarrsa S =" ,ao oh To
,rs. t.:',, =. -" ,,,a,a ~ ,.,x,. .,,
ss n lIx1sy ~ w. S,GIe st Ha ,y very sc.
cEsstna eHsaHement e. "asns .ae .St Mt.A' Ns!t
IA ~ ,Mt, ny f't9s ,,,a VIII y c ~ ts 1n Eo
IT, ;nn1.u @ .nn rasnitjn nsa; sn", 1'u a D tho
frnnk -, ~ s Ens nGFo9at % IT, Sstanas! vrtous
Kn"h y III, nofIGsi, u roi'rat Ffa1sss: r.
mst ~ On ono @ of ill., iioissct family. ds'i ssnIy
OF nchst seas tnst W. WGeK; usenr er ayno M VII
.kS s iuno t w. ,,1 Inc sscts VINO are gong
The Washington Republic III c,, nr,rclc upon
q ShnT E'n! E;Sa rcts't sH!''S,i9 W.;
prz"s I'll of tho dra,atto stasc. M hrotr'ce. @ j. cir.
nest, pntient study In lis !lldapraaltu us Iii uy
| f,T lin OEf,-o jft,lr fu1 fa,aJ1 1nf14