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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-17

That popular merchant, A. d. Vega,
Esq, widely known by his well earned
sobriquet Of Cheap Tony, is preparing to
astonish the community by the display
of the largest and finest stock of Fall
and Winter goods ever contained in the
spacious establishment he occupies at
the corner of Mississippi street and Rail-
road Avenue. Due announcement will
bon stock and Cheap Tony's competitors
will havo to hump themselves to keep
pace With him when it comes.
, 1881-07-03

A most brilliant and entertaining game OF
bal! was that played Yesterday by the 'Chicago
md Trnr ,..,,s and ,ha,.,,, ,Yc latter ,,nro la
. =. - Is= N1 ,,, 'A' ''>.' , ~
ieala' 1nns tl''l'c too 'ess plS ea stFons' cFeo
1tao!e game. and only LOST because they were
>rc,,. ,r,.s.,r son,ntrinr ovor :. 1,3 nn,,n,c ,;,
.. - 49, .,.: 49, - -.'ss te~' ,, H1
tne pfoinia"ess VIII winch 'oe etlhe WHY p'aseo
gave unloundtsi satisfaction. The hitting was
quick, sharp and hard. and there were no tedl-
ans delays hy ci.hcr nitchrr Twtxc o,,r Of rho
+;r+aes, e.t.s.>= H., e,<s., .,..,,, ,'.n
.'-'1e4 so's were e''ne' os ce''n n''' n+ "ci1
oanchcd a1!o ''csp'te the error column The ncld-
in;s WIS Us line nnd lis captivating On both sides
r.,,., ,rnr,o 1.,,, ,,;,t ~ t-.;.,,-,, ~ In,
t'1 e"Ae ope"eu VIZ tne N"'e"so' a. p".'
which he made u clean homo run. the hull roll
ing under the ten porury seats SO that Gillespie
,r,: 1ot,vo, j., a,1d;r, = H., i t,,,,od
, 1881-07-03
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Arend Kmnaysk-prof. T.. N. Hale In
communication to THE TRIBUNE snys:
"kumyss should be the reliance OF the ply
siciun in nll those cases Of debility in
which prompt Improvement uf the general tone
is imperative. kuntyss is the blandest and most
easily diEestcd food, and MS such tho best nour-
islmcnt for u weak stomach: ut the same ttlno
through the process Ut fermentation which
kuulyss undergoes, medicinal qualities are de-
yeoped which we yainly look for in 1nntera
nedca. In natlseA, vomiting, extreme cases Of
dyspepsia kumyss acts like Il charm, promptly
relieving all the distressing symptoms of such
cases. When the stomach rejects all else,
kuinyss is retained and assimifatcd, atFortlins
the patient nOurishment. strength, and comfort.
and, rs II logical consequence, nervous
ness ceuses and refreshing sleep follows.
In scarlet, intermittent, gastric, and
typhoid fever, prefer kumyss as the cxctus-
I'VE ,liet. 1t satisfies thirst and hunger ana lays
the fever. kulnyss has considerably the adj
vantage over drugs, IN that it never can do
hArnl- IL dose nm irritable stomach with drugs
IS an absur'liiy which no intcl!isent physician
attempts in this day. But not only in extreme
cases should kuMyss be resortcd to; 1t should be
circumstances. The dyspeptic BRAIN worker
with few glnsses of kuinyssa day will improve
his digestion and his nerve force Ladies would
be less nervous more vigorous, and healthier
looking if they would add to their daily diet
few glnsscs OF kumyss."
Send for treatise on kumyss. Beware of inI-
tatious.
Arend's Kumyss is not sold to the trade, but
to consumers only.
A. Arend, chemist, corner Madison street and
Fifth avenue.
, 1881-07-03

bs the management He was further Informed
that under the rules players had been. and still
could pc. Suspended ur expelled from The Lea que
1or 'nd!nercnt PLAYING, aud he WIS notified that
ahv further trouble might hHye an unpleasant
ending.
Fox was guilty Of an act yesterday that has no
place On tho tall field Gore hit the ball to him.
and, instead Of hetdiug it to Morrill, ~ ne @ nad
plenty Of time do, he ran after Gore and touched
him with the bail, but with force that nust
have left its impression for some time That is
not base ball in its respectable seu9e.-B0St0n
Herdtd. And the same day Fox was presented
with gold Tatcu As Il toke:: of Intense admirn-
tion Such is blse-ba!l in Boston.
The officers Of the Eclipse Club. Of Louisville,
are very much chayrincd Mt The prcdicAtnent
they are pltced in through having played in IL
League. took part. The Louisville people had
Arr;lngcd with boston and Worcester to receive
thU3e clubs there this week and nexr,
but by League law neither club eau
play the Eclipse team. dispatch OF
Inquiry by the Worcester Secretary
feet that for any League club to play III Louis
vile would be Il rlnk stu!iticAuon OF the
League. louisville has been made the Innocent
victim Of Ciucinnnti's desptcable ;nennness in
this matter. The management of the Cincinnati
team In which Jones played knew perfectly
aud that by playing against him Louisville would
be placed under the ban. Cincinnati hid the
snare with eyes wide open, and Louisville walked
lntu 1t with eyes fast Shut. But the plea Ut
Ignorance On tho l>trt uf Lt,uisvlle will not and
stnuttl not.Ryatt. Erasions 0f League law would
be constant it the penalties could be thus avoid
cd. League expulsions are mntters Of public
record and while Louisville is most unfortunate
in having ,uwittingly offended, the LcnEuc eau
do no less thar enforce its code in the premises
, 1881-07-03

ninhts hut thIs ia uuuin doubtful Ar
ha hopes to he nhit. RI announce both Patti and
Nilsson IN his prospectus.-ro protuco Nilsson
frst and afterwards to run the TWO On alternate
nights.
at riI,otsn,, Hal. m ~ Env,aMt'mI' Mondav oyeninr
ny home talent. under tie direction Of Prof, w.
critics. The hail was crowded with an npprecia-
tive AUDIENCE. The soloist aud chorus acouittcd
thomseiyes with mich cret}iL. The concerr was
repeated Friday evening.
nr,o Ia.,,. .,o
,,s7 ane honuon corfesponuGnt CT tae ~; ~" aoak
tte,eAu ,' sSsi IN contrAile.ion ~ t1o rGpu'
tul. Is: .atl nosa nus .hAG1! ~. u"luen,
, 1881-07-03

1fo1f'~ Matt Extract-StrengtIa for In
va1ids.-The writer Of this paragraph has
within his own personal knowledge case in
which lady who hns been an invalid for many
Years has received immediate u1ld most won
dcrful benefit from using Malt Extrtct-. In
deed, the return. OF tone to the stomach and
digestive organs, Of strength to the frame, and
butyancy and cheerfnlness to the mind has
been SO rupld and complete that the whole thing
has almost tho mir Of inngic. The Extract was
In this case strongly recommended BY the fam
iiy physician, IL mnn Of great experience and
distinguished prudence. and he urged tho In
vulid t. persevere in taking it, even it it should
be ut first somewhat difficult of assimilation.
This advice the invalid followed with tho result
nbore described The genuine Hollis Malt Ex-
tract Is Imported and sold by Messrs. Tar
rant S; Company, than whom no house in
tho country is better known or more trust
worthy, and their name is upon every bottle
fancy grOcerS.
, 1881-07-03
H0N0R1NG THE DEAD.

A meeting OF tho Illinois Club wns held last
Wednesday evening to tuke appropriate action
on the death Of Sextus F. Wilcox and DR.. i. G.
Bell late members of the Club, who were
drowned so recently in Lake Superior. DR.. De
Wolf, Dr. Swazcy, Thomas Dent S. Fl. McCrea,
". j. Pope, Thaddeus Dean. and others pro-
nounced warm-hearrel euloges on the two de-
ceased members. and the following formal ex-
pressions of sorrow and tribute Of respect were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased God, In his mystic
rtouS Providence, to remove from US suddenly
Oy dehth our 1nuch esteemed Nicc-Presilent,
Sextus n. Wilcox; and,
WHEREAS. We desire to enter upon the records
OF the l!ltnGtS Club our appreciation Of the
worth, nnd our feelings Of SORROW over rhe loss.
success Of tile Club WIS unboanded. aud whose
1nnutnce in its growth and prosperity has been
strikinsly marked; therefore,
ftcSoced. That in the deuth Of Mr. Wilcox the
se!lor. genial companion, Il true friend: uud
Ch!cugo has lost Il pubtic-spiritcd. broud- minded
citizen. whose influence I'll the development Of
the city for many years hns been coexteasiye
with its marvellous growth.
Resofred, That we extend to the widow and
family ut our friend our profound sympathy in
their heartrcnding sorrow.
WHEREAS. Our nueh-esteelned associate, DR..
Alexander q. Bell. has, by r stroke OF Divine
Providence been called from earth: and
WHEREAS, We desire to enter upon the records
OF the Illinois Club our appreciation OF tho emf
nentiy sterling qualities and our feelings Of
tu us ull; therefore,
. Resolved, That in the death of Dr. Bell the
Club has lost high-1ninded. noble, generous
man, whose modesty. urbanity. and strict ln-
citizens,
Ltsolrcd, That we extend to the widow and
family Of our departed brother our profound
sympathy In their great atiiicdon.
, 1881-07-03
-hlcago Still Strong Leader in
the League Championship
Contest.
q Brilliant Batting and Fielding
Game Won Against Troy
Yesterday
6uHalo, Providence, and cleve-
land the Other Success
ful Teams.
Tow louisville Was Made q Victim Of
Cincinnati Sharp Practice.

TIE CHAMPIONSHIP
Another week Of the League championship
struggle finds Chicago still ut tho front with Il
lead OF five games, aud with Buffalo still hold
ing second place In uthcr RESPECTS tho situa-
ton has chaneed materially, Worcester, though
still third. having l:oppcd to three behind Buf-
fulu. while Detroit which was fourth IL week
a9n, is now tic with Cleveland for that posi-
uou. while Providence hus come abreast Of
Troy, and Boston Aus dropped to tho rear. Chi
ca::o's next six games against Boston anu
Worcester, and Buffalo has to encounter Troy
and Cleveland 1t will be sren, therefore, that
ChicaEo'5 chances ars. excellent for holding her
present lead, while Buffalo will be- fortunate II
Fhe wins more than three our of the next six
games. AT the close Ut yesterdays play the
situation was HIS follows:
, 1881-07-03
MUSICAL NOTES.

Pstti will positively visit Arnerfcn this season
with her own manager, having refused every
offer OF English and American impresario5.
The next operate novelty in London will be
the Turco-Hungarian opera al ltinnesato" In
which the part OF the heroine. originally intended
t. be sung By Nine. Gerster. will be taken by
will be present to conduct tho tirst performance
Map!esou says he bus made IN offer to Nine
Patti to sing twelve nights in opern under bis
own manaxelnent aftcr tho concert season is
over: Patti will probably tuEc The offer, though
whether it will pay the manager is another ulcs-
ton. Mr. Mnpleson believes silly people will
DRY $lo Der Seat at the Academy for the Patti
, 1881-07-03
DOCK NOTES.


PoRT HURON, Mich, July 2.-Up-Propellers
pridgeon, Jr, Nashua Oeun and barxes, Su-
| per;or and consorts, Fred Kelly and cousort, D.
W Rust und consorts, Passaic and baryes. Iron
Age and consort: schooners Penokce, West Side,
]. Bigler, Lizzie A. Law. Donaldson. II. W. john
son, William H. Rounds. PRUSSIA, Z. Fitzgerald,
John Il: Soyes, Q. Mitchell Nashua. A. B.. Norris.
Hyderabad, Sa1nona, }. d. Merrill. Escanabu.
Down-Propellers China, u. Ballentine und
consort r. Stewart d.barges, and N. Mills and
cons1rt; tug johnson and barges.
PoKr HURON. July 2-3:W p. m-Pnssed up
Propellers j. Prldgeon, Nashua, Olonn and
| consort, D. ". Rust and consorts, Passaic and
narxes. and Iron age and eonsort; schooncrs
rsnoes wfst S!df n'slSE hzzg 4 Law
Prussia. f. FITZGERALD. John II. Noyes. o. Mitch
ell. NASHUA, a I. Norris, Hyderabad, samona,J.
Down-Propellers China, D. Bal!enttne and
consort, Il. Stewart and barges. and II. Mills and
comsort; tug johnson and burgess.
Wind south, light. Weather warm.
EsCANAnA.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Trtblne
EsCASABA. Mich, July ..-Arriyed-S1eame
". L. Brown. Leland. .: Townsend and Aliune-
sota; sehooners City Of Green Bay, ranger, J.
a. richards, Wa1ertown, aud Ed Kelly
Departed -stea1ners ". L. brown, Minnesota
rison,. Jessie Lynb, A. Richards, Watertown. Ed
Kelly, ]. Godfrey. and \. NJ. Peterson.
MARQUETTE.
Special Dlspateh to The Chicago Tribune
MARQUETTE, Mich, July :.-Passed up-Pro-
peliers Duluth and Paci:c.
Down-steamer City Of Cleveland and propel-
Ter Winslow.
Arrived-propeller S. Chamberlain. schooner
john Martin. propeller Whiting. schOune1s Guild
inH Star, Carlingford. Owasco and King Sister.
Cieared-Tug Goodnuw. und schOOncrs q. H.
king. kute Winslow, John O'Neil, William Me-
GreEor, aud j. 1. Card.
CHEH0YGAN-
Special Dispatch to The Chtcaoo Tribune
CHEnoYG.AS. Mich. July 2.-Arriycd-Schoon
erS F!eeEwing, c. X. Minis, and William Home;
propeller Van lt.ate.
Cleared-Schooner Halstcd: steam-b barge Nor
man; propeller5 Canada and Chainplain.
West wind, moderate. Weather warm and
cloudy.
MUSHROOM
Special Dispatch to The Chicago 1Sibun..
MUSHROOM, Mich, July ..-Clearauces to-day,
fourteen. Lumber. l,0@5,OO0 feet. Shipments
for week ending Tonight. Il, H., ,000 feet.
CLEVELAND.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune
CLEVELAND. O., July .-Cleured-Propellers
James Fisk. Boston, aud StaruccA, merchandise,
Chicago.
, 1881-07-03

GOSSIP OF THE GAME.
Worccster's satary list is sl0,so0.
The Lake Views 70 to Louisville to p!ay the
Eclipse tenn July and j.
Richmond. Of the Bostons, has gone home.
His sprained leg will prevent his plnying again
for SOME time
an: There is no law against changing pitch
other fielding positions in the midst of
an inning, though it is very seldom done.
Harry Wright's new player is said to be
Sw ccney. who started Out with Detroit. but had
quit account OF poor health. His lungs,
: like Brad1cy's, seem IL be improving.
>, The Cleveland papers ure indignant because
, Fox, the new Boston pitcher, yclls like wild
CulanChc nnu mnkcS himself gcEeratly offens-
6irc. This cutftles him to tller gold watch.
'sObservcr": Gore was but four times at but
because he was once given his bAse on balls,
which is NOT scored us time ut bat according to
League rules The error i'll question WIS mis-
print
Reports have been flying wild since Saturday
OF changes i'll the buffalo team. We have tho
hcS1 authority for saying the ruHor3 have
1ou.duuon; even the statement that Lip
Pike WAS coming is pronounced untrue.-Buf-
5t1o ddrEIfise7.
Phil Powers wanted 500 for months engage
menI us chauge-ca1cher for the Uetroits- Man
ngcr Bancroft offered him $50. but he would NOT
accept. and the negotiations ,lre OF. Reilly is
Improving more rapidly than was expected, and
Will probably be able TO play this week.
F. L. 1.-The scores IN question we're as
follows: May S. Chicago : Cleveland .: May =,
Uetror ), Providence =: May 2s, Detroit II,
Boston Q: June :, Troy !; Detroit U; June :,
Boston 1. Providence I: Worcester Troy. May 6.
pstpoued: Buffalo Worcester, June r, post
pont1i.
After the game in Cleveland last Monday, Nc
Coru,lck anu Clapp were ''interviewed' by the
Directors. The latter denied thnt he had re-
Quested - Mac" to lessen his speed on account
OF his sore hands, but. the cs'ntrury, told him
to send them IN at his best rate. The cause Of
the slight alteration between the two
uuiy disposition, und. besides being promptly
feprimanded and fined, - Mac" WIS informed
, 1881-07-03

Earned rlus-ChicaEo. s; Troy, i.
Two-basc hi1s-Wiliiuusou, Burns. Connors.
Tnrec-base hits-+ADson, Goldsmith, Evans {1.
Home r1lt-Dairympte.
First base on laIis-Fiint.
First base Oh t:rr'rs-TruY, 3: Chicago, g..
Lett on hases-Troy, 4: Chicago, ).
Struck aut-Da!rylnpic, Goldsmith n {a Keefet2).
balls calle1-Keef':, II: Goldsmith, IS.
Strikes culted-kcefe, Ii: Goldsmith, IL.
Double ptAys-Quest-A Anson. Burns Quest An
Fon. Fer@uson-Connors, ins-Ferguson-Co Con-
unrs.
Titne-One hour and fifty minutes.
Ifuluire-I,tWerS.
, 1881-07-03
MARINE N EWS.
HOME GATHERINGS.
A SPLENDID TUG.

The fine tug built at Detroit for Admiral
Owen and Commodore HGrmon, Of the Union
Towing Company, arrived ut this port yester-
day in charge Of Capt. Andy Green. She is
named the r. E. Owen. Capt. Green did what
no ono else has done in bringing q new tug
to this port lie picked up and towed in
five vessels on hs trip. 4 most ltitilcrous in-
cident connected with tho arrival of tho Owen
WIS the assistance rendered her by the pigmy tug
Florence in towing the schooner Allegheny up
the river. The Florence took the stern Tow of
the big vessel aud expended Il vast amount of
steam hanging on. The great assistance reu-
dered BY tho Florence may be imagined when it
Is known that she uses broom us Il fender.
Purscr George Gilman WIS on Wells street
watching, aud was tile first to sight the tug.
After congratulattng everybody and hisnself he
gathered tna newspaper representatives around
about % The the owen's urrvai. Which, WIS so!e,nniv @
promised, after which he aud the friends of the
happy owners retired to the Office Of the Com
1nO'lore and bnd cigars. The tug Is undoubtedly
one Of the finest ever on the Ch!cngo River, and
her OWNERS have reuson to be proud of her. She
cost in the neighborhood Of $l3,0O0 She will be
Capt Andy Greeu will remail In command Of
her, which is Il sufficient guarantee that she will
lie u money-maker.
DOCK NOTES.
Capt, Mckee, the crib keeper, was in tho city
yesterday.
The schooners John Bean and A. P. Nichols
went into the Chicngo dry-dock yesterday.
Channon & Co. shipped the outfit for john
sons new schooner at Mantowoc yesterday.
The big schooner G. ". Adams got stuck In
the north draw OF Adams street bridge yester-
day.
The little schooner Louise lost her jfbboon
yesterday while being towed up the North
Branch.
Potter's Reef, north Of Beaver Island. is said
by vcsselmen to be Il dangerous puce, ind u
buoy and light are much needed there.
The President Of the North Side Rolling-AIills
has written letter tu Capt Cary. the llarbor-
muster, complaining OF the presence OF vessel
boxes in the river, near North HnistOd-Street
bridge. They are represented AIS being Il serious
obstruction to navigation Ut that poiut.
, 1881-07-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
Cinderella at School to Be Seen
at Hoo!ey's.
Tony Pastor at the Grand Opera
House-McVicker's Closed.
The Closing Concert of the
Saengeriest.
GRAND OpEKA-HOUsE.


Owing to the blisrerinR weather, the attend
ance ut all tho theatres Monday aud Tuesday
light, but with the grateful change OF
Wednesday came soMe improvement, and tho
two houses where theatrical performances have
been going on were comfortably filled by tho
close of the week. The Grand Opera House has
had two weeks Of remarkably good business on
the whole, with IA Celebrated Case" Some OF
the success OF this production has undoubtedly
been due to the great local popularity of the
management, who have succeeded, by sheer
t:faoitity und liberal aud judicious advertising,
in getting Oh the "near'' side both OF press and
public 1t goes without saying, Of COURSE, that
there hns been some merit iu IA Celebrated
Case represented at this house. but it hus not
been u high order Of merit. II precisely the
sAnle company had come here without pre-
yious heralding. and had been introduced
to the public as foreign attraction
and under different auspices it would probnbly
not have had the s:Inle measure Of success. The
run OF "A Celebrated Case" closes with this
week. Mr.. Tony Pastor and his spcctalty COM
pnny begin All engagement ut the Grand to-
night 1t Is we-estn.)lished fact in natural
history that Mr.. Pastor himself can't sing uud
can't act: hut he has men and women with him
who are said to be able u tlu butn. Hc never
fails tn draw big houses in Chicago, und picks
UP very comfortable livin: from straw three
lines thrasntl over. Pastors company will
give matinee to- morrow, the 4th inst, aud will
appear every evening during the week. On
Monday evening, 1he llrh, the company that h'ts
been playing "a Celebrated Cnse" will re-
appear in ;. \ Romance Of Il Poor Young MAN,
the cast being us follows:
, 1881-07-03
AiNUSE.1LENI,S,
UOOLEI'S THEATRE.

ADJUSTMENTS.
HOOLEY;s THEATRE.
Performance !! This b! (: l:Suaday) Evening,
| MATINEE JULY 9TH
| AND EVERY EVENING
| "wednesday and Saturday Matinees).
4GcIS1lS DlLlS GHEIr XEff l0ak lUSIcAL SUCCESS
| Cinderella at School.
| TO be produced here with the
| IDENTICAL CAST,
| IDENTICAL COSTUMES,
IDENTICAL ACCESSORIES,
As acted Nearly 19Tlmes Daiy's New York Theatre
| JAMES LEWIS.
D1Gisf BELL,
CHARLES LECLERct2.
HARRY ai1CDONOUEu,
| LAURA JOYCE.
MAY FfELDISc,
ADA KEi11AN,
H11iS. G. II. GILBERT,
IN THEIR ORIGINAL PARTS.
THE CAST.
S1Syse We Pi'ss
~, fStetn i ~ s Hurry ncdonoush
stFoke-oaf of Columbia In tns race "
Lord ieii: Of oiie1 DAYS ''''
and other lunds, II visit to hts long
LOST nephew, and ON Il seaEcs. fur Il ..
rEefs:sor Kinsergarten: Principal of go 'e'Aeq
the l'tpyrus Seminary for Young La
s3 usher .' n Apos1'' '.
''A ~ Tie usher sat rc;acis io1n iii: '' 1e"'s
Mclnbers q Tie Seaao~ Hroos ttMnis. -''o'''
WE: 5y r /, WiiEs; i: Surnaa.n: ~ 8.
and hamilton.
, 1881-07-03

No sense in having sickness In the family if
you will use Hop Bitters In time. Ask those
Nnu KNOW.
, 1881-07-03

Sccman, the musician, concluded an unsuc-
cessful engagement OF two weeks ut this theatre
last night. The house will be closed until
the production of the famous London and New
York SUCCESS. - The World" which is promised
for tho first week In August.
, 1881-07-03
HOOLEY'S THEATRE.

| NI- oaie GcLAPat!3 Aao acptCsGt1Su AsEGolEo
| and Pins" ut this house for two weeks, and i'll
consideration OF the circus, the S;inEcrfcst, aud
| the weather has done remarkably we'll. The
| GreIuess Of the performance has constituted Its
| chief chnr1n- In tho hands Of an inferior COM
/. 1'auy' Needles and I'ins'' would 50 very badly,
| II it went ut n1t. The run of the piece is now
concluded. This week Mr.. Days coupauy
will produce ut lIooley's Theatre the lAtest sue
cess of tho New York SEASON. Cinderella ut
School" 1t is musical purapnraso Of Robert
scn's School, which whs itself tnken from the
German OF - Aschenbrt1el. The Gust Ut tile
play It's given in Daly's New York Theatre will
! be retained here. It is Us follows:
Arthur Bicycle. Harry MacDononGh
Lug Luz Ginrics sIs i.eslercu sa
iroi ht'derlrten .Mr H. Aoberts
Syntax alr JInes Y l.G'ai Lewis
Msncers u The Mendow Bro0K HINT und nso u
Columbia Crew und Harvard pS =: Z. Wliks: Mr F.
MeD13ou2h. y. BHrEl;tnl e. MiltOn and MesSr5-
narmnn. perrtng nnd Hamilton.
Niobe Marsh. h..........-.......--.Mis May Fielding
Mefope it!oN =" laura !usce
r:scae l'ersimmons .-.... ......; Miss .d' Kenna
Miss Ienobia Tropics. T. IT, Gilbert
Miss Glube5. Il. lerFshH
1t will be seen that an American atmosphere
aud lOca{c have been given To the musical ycr-
sion of ;" School" The music Is by Mr. Woolson
is said To be meiodious lnd pretty. The testi-
nluny of the New York press is unanimously
favorable 1u the piece. 1t had great success
OIL its first production, and ran out tho seilSun,
closing to full house: aud tho intention is to
open with it III New York in the fall The com
psny, it will be scc.i, Is IL very strung one mu,,
sicully and dramatically: the s;age-setttngs and
costulues are rich aud the p'ny. whatever ulMy
be its intrinsic merits, Is assured OF adequate
repreSeutluOn.
, 1881-07-03

OTHER GAMES.
The crowded condition Of our columns this
morning, resulting from the space occupied by
the one engrossug topic OF tho hour, necessi-
tates the omission of the customary reports OF
other League games. The results OF these were
us follows: Buffalo :, Boston 5: Cleveland l,
Worcester 0; Providence :, Detroit4-
, 1881-07-03

rate, mice, ants, flies, yermiu. mosquitoes, in-
SectS. etc, cleared out BY "RouKh on Rats"
Fiftcen-cent boxes at druggists.
, 1881-07-03

I-o,btUn Spectator.
The fifth Earl OF Pembroke, who lived in the
seventeenth century, Is extremely satirtcal in