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Some other folks would de-
eeive you about these goods,
but / have been in the business
20 years, and never told a lie,"
said the guileless drygoods
clerk. "And why do you be-
gin now" said the gentle fair
one in front of the counter, as
she gathered her draperies to-
gether and glided away.-Bos-
ton Commercial Bulletin.
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GOVERNOR ROBERTS lost nc

GOVERNOR ROBERTS lost no
time in signing the three-cent
bill, and it is said that while the
railroad men were making elab-
crate arguments before the
committee the bill already sign
ed, was reposing snugly in the
secretary of the states desk.
The Waco Examiner says the
governors admirers should new
er talk of his "Jacksonian back
bone" again. If he ever had 1t,
it has weakened and lacks firm
ness now.
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FIVE United States senators
are Of foreign birth, as follows;
Charles w. Jones of Florida.
born in ireland; James B. Beck
of Kentucky, born in Scotland;
John. P. Jones ofNevada, born
in England; James G. Fair of
Nevada born in Ireland; Will
liam ]. Sewell of New Jersey,
born IN Ireland.
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THURSDAY, ApRIL %. 1sss.

Mar Q. is not without friends
among the newspaper fraternity.
The Henderson Times accuses
him Of swearing. and the Hous-
ton Post says it Nat ever swore
an oath the quill drivers there
abouts never heard him.
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A WASHINGTON special to the
Galveston News says the presi-
dent is in quandary about the
Davis-Russell fight for the Unit
ed States marshalship. He re-
CARDS 1t as a personal quarrel
between Davis and Russell; he
wants to appoint Russell and
does not want to sit down on
Davis. 1t is thought that if
Russell is not appointed he will
be given some other good posi-
ton and Hal Costing win be
made marshal.
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Texas SIFTINes has a bona
fide circulation of 1900 copies
and should be in comfortable
circumstances with a plethoric
pocket book, yet the Houston
Age, the most truthful papar in
Texas. says that the easy chair
on which Sweet, the sitter, sits
and Sits is an inverted nail key.
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The navy yard at Charles
town, Mass, wants a purchaser
at the price of 100000. If
any Texas capitalist or ex-news-
paper man wants to go into the
navy business they may never
have a better chance than by
buying the Charlestown navy
yard.
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PAPERS are hard to please; if
TINY don't get credit for their
articles they are dissatisfied and
when they get credits that do
not belong to them they are
dissatisfied too. The Brazoria
Independent disclaims the au-
thorship ofan article credited to
it by the Cuero Bullitin.
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The Galveston News asks
where are the sleuth-hounds of
the law, with regulations for
skill accredited, if not justly
earned, that they cannot track
the robbers to their lairs. The
train robbers are,the ones allud-
ed to. Two bold train robber-
les have been committed by
bunglers and..not a bungler ar
rested.
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The prohibition committee
meet at Waco on the 2Ist and
passed a series of resolutions,
one of which was to support no
candidate for the legislature
who is not IN favor of submit
ting to a vote the constitu-
tional amendment prohibiting
the sale and manufacture of in
toxicating liquor as a beverage
IN the state of Texas.
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The Denison Herald-News
says that the law concerning the
fees ofjustIces of the peace is
defective inasmuch as they are
allowed nothing for preliminary
trials and in addition are some
times required to attend court.
The laborer is worthy of his
hire and should be paid for all
services rendered.
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The Galveston Journal OF
Commerce thinks the penalty
for train wreckers and robbers
should be death, and no effort
to bring the scoundrels TO JUS
tice should be untried. We
think the ]. of c. is exactly cor
rect. Neither the robber nor
the robber is entitled to any
sympathy whatever; they are
public enemies and should be
treated as venomous serpents.
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Put not off until tomorrow
what can be done to-day, go
buy at once pair of solav tip
shoes and be sure they have the
trade mark; only to be got at
H. Hodde's.
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DISAPPOINTED ENTIRELY
MIR: w. F. Hetherington, editor
of the Sentinel, informed one of
our representatives that he tried
st. Jacobs Oil for rheumatism,
and found it all that could be
asked. The remedy caused
the pain to entirely disappear
Emporia Kan News,
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The San Antonio Light and
Professor Rote are having a
quarrel about the propriety of
corporal punishment in the pub
lie schools. The professor ia
vors it and the Light opposes.
How the children are to be
managed is unsettled.
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From the Capital.
AUSTIN. April 24th 1882.

AUSTIN, April 24th 1852.
Editors Banner:
1t is now universally conced-
ed that the 18th legislature has
done more good work at its
present session, than was ever
accomplished by any former leg
islature in the same length oil
time. Work" seems to have
been the motto of every men,
Der of the House, and with COM
mendable tenacity has it been
chung to. l do not now remem-
Der to have heard a speech OF
more than twenty minutes
length. Questions are usually
submitted with a well boiled
down statement, containing
neither gush nor florio oratory.
The discussions before the va
rious committees however, has
been comprehensive and ex-
haustive. The poor committee
men has been inflicted with
speech making for hours and
hours by railroad men. Uni
versity men, Congressional dis
trict men, and advocates OF
special measures. No subject
has been disposed of, that has
not been examined with great
care, and in all its aspects and
bearing. Among the many sal
utory bills that have passed IN
the House, it may be interesting
to the readers of the BANNER to
mention the salient features o.
: the following: The bill redue
4 ing passenger fare. from hve C
shree, NSpts per mile, on al
- State as passed
W a~andth degree o
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ABOUT one hundred and
twenty-five members ofthe Tex
as State Medical association
are present at the convention
now in session at Fort Worth.
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IN demand. 1t also ac
starting of a chicken ranc
= Sheriff Jenkins of Bastfcs
county has captured two of the
men engaged in robbing stores
last winter and another was kill
ed near Decatur, while resisting
arrest.
Two children, one a baby
and the other a twelve-year old
girl, were burned to death near
Bonham the other day during
the temporary absence of their
mother.
= Sunday evening about 3
o'clock fire was discovered in
Rackley's furniture shop at Bel
ton, it and a blacksmith shop
were destroyed; loss about
$1,000; insurance only $500.
= A young man living near
Augusta, Hoaston..cou en-
gagged in quarrel with his
brother and father and in the
encounter that followed both
were cut; the father, fatally, it
is thought.
= Nearly all the local papers
contain accounts of fishing par
ties, but none OF them report
any extraordinary catch of the
finny tribe. The fish suffer but
littly from the depredations of
fishing parties.
= Galveston's city council is
chiefly noted for its utter lack
of harmony. Monday afternoon
there was no meeting because a
quorum vas not present. If
the aldermen can't behave them
selves they should be requested
to resign.
= Fourteen prisoners in the |
Laredo jail came very near max |
ing their escape last Sunday. |
The jailer in charge is accused |
of having furnished them with
saws and files. He has been
arrested and is now a prisoner
instead of a iailor.
AT Hopston on FRIDAY
night James Curran was attack
ed by three foot pads, who
threw him off the Louisiana
street foot bridge and then cut
out his pocket stealing IS. Cur
ran laid insensible till Saturday
morning; he did not know any
Of the men.
= On Saturday morning at
one o'clock the town of Temple
vas struck by tornado and
several frame buildings were :
blown from the foundations:
ONE of them were total
wrecked. Buildings were<
'lown down at Birdsdal5
)enaville.
= Corn is generallj
ponsible for all thl
rising from the COZ
f whiskey, but
ONES to the front a
nat too much rY
ause of trouble.
y boys full of fun
# their pistols. TT
lal captured one 4
thers escaped. -
= For some til n,
IN News has beg
! car tickets al
ounces that hi m Q
1t receive them 81
Ill cause the n
Sc them for pzi Tile d
rsistancy on Tine ?
Iblic will sooE c.r
kets from cid
Last MonS ~,
quasi resped en
yular roughsj 10 ~
empted to m n,
ey resisted one m
1t a hole Il Sbor 81
-iiS caI' would
'e hill :; the cart IN IN
J ' , !: 6 ): !: !: !:
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The Houston Post reports
the arrival Of numbers of Texas
editors on Monday.
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General admission-Firstd day, 25c; Sec
ond day, soc; after g p. M, 25c; Admis-
sion to the Ball, soc.
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S/SNO
state, besides
which is estimat-
prth about $4,000.
6sional. Senatorial
ntative apportion-
passed, and while
ELECTION is alleged
hey will give general
/ after the new men,
lie better acquaint-
at a distance can
hte the vast amount
these bills alone,
like to extend this
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Platform

; k6- Excursion tickets will be issued
spver the Gull, Colorado and Santa Fe and
q1ouston and Texas Central Railways.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

an polillSdl
Iiied at Raleis
.tion for t,
session
Major T..
part of the
received the $50
Bolton to La 800
A POLITICAL
at Cameron I
protest against
a senatorial d
of the counties Il = ! ! =
Brazos and Mia
LAST Saturdaj
C., was visited b
and hailstorm;
large as pigeon e
damage was done
crops.
SATURDAYS stori1 -
general, extending
country from Cairo
larado, Texas. N +
damage was done al
route.
CHAs. DARWIN
who died recently
was one of the MOST
ed men and original
the age. His doctri
luton astonished the
THE Houston A 81 / Il.
the Texas editors al
men that the world
The Age will have I'd
side of the fraternit
some one to dispute
ton.
The Bolton Journal s.
Bell county gets in .hea
district with Roger Q.
which now seems probable,
will not DE apt to bring out an
candidate for congressional
honors.
In Brunswick county, Pa,
man named Hatchett was found |
found guilty of murder in the |
first degree, being accessory to |
the murder of Moses Young, |
who was poisoned by putting
stryShnine in his whlskey.
JUDGE HILTON, the head of
the present firm of A. T. Stew
art & Co., says the idea of his
firm retiring from business is
simply preposterous. He charg-
es that combination of Jewish
capitalists gave the report cur
rency.
A CHICAGO bank collapsed in
1874 and swallowed up $4,000
OF state money deposited by
the grain inspector. 1t has been
decided that the Inspector is not
liable because he made the de-
post by the advice of the gov
ernor.
R. S. Hays. vice president of
the Missouri Pacific railroad
writes to Col. w. A. Taylor, at
Waco, that under existing cir !,
;umstances and in view of ad-
verse legislation the construc-
ion of railroads in Texas will c
lease for the present.
IT is now suggested that if {
he people of Ohio were given i
chance to vote for Hayes on 4
he republican ticket as a can
lidate for congressman-at-large
hey would sit down on him c
nth such unanimity as would o
that gentleman. Il
The Austin Statesman is I'M Il
lterably opposed to Senator S,
'oke and says that he was gull t.
of treachery towards John
and that had it not
cen for Coke's treachery, Ire :.
nd would to-day have been in II II
lie United States senate.
The Huntsville Item refer sd
ng to the coming election for al
'unty officers says, one thing in
e know, positively, there is be-
'ming a general tendency on nj
e part of the people that for ed
'unty officers, the best men N
ould be elected, regardless of Ct,
Irty. on
The Temple Times referring "a
the note from Mr.. John A. mt
andle in regard to the connec- of
ms made at Temple by the
Inta Fe and Missouri Pacific q,
Ilways, says that regular trans ws
lines run between the two CO,
ads and that they make con- HID
ction. -.
ACCORDING to the Waco Ex- wr
liner the temperance brethren bic
in for the war. Some of De
IN in addressing the conven-
n that lately adjourned, burn snc
their bridges behind them. ari,
far as retreat to either of the of
at political parties is con- cor
ned. 49,
The Apache Indians are again eau
the war path in New Mexico try
on Sunday last killed four off
n near Clifton About f,,,o Sha
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STATE NEWS.

= The editorial news in last
weeks Navasota Tablet con-
sists entirely of the delinquent
tax list.
Some of the upland farmers
of Brazos county complain that
cotton worms are injuring their
corn.
Bryan has gun club and
will send a team to the State
Sportsmen's Association at
Austin, in May.
Last Friday morning Her
bert Leach and Charlie Reed,
colored, escaped from the
Gainesville jail.
L. Trains are now running on
Austin and Northwestern
South Gabriel, twelve
pm Burnet.
enville was invaded by
burglars on Saturday
even watches and S5oc
80 MAS stolen
of prisoners, Johr
nd Flores, a MeXi
from the Uvald'
ly morning.
i >, an old citizel
out twenty mile
tonic, COMMITTEES
pting himself.
med Silas Ne
>s,demon jea
80 ,,;ifs !
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Estrayed Of
From the undersigned,
the 2otf. ult,, one small M
horse, branded NJ on left 81
TY on left hip. A liberal rev
paid for information leading I'd
abouts.
TN. YoUNCaH
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER go, lSa

nc present behind over 5000, and the Queens
County Board of supervisors have inserted SlO,ooV
of this amount in this years levy. The CihZ9ns
Committee through its president, Frederick H.Wol-
colt ha We begun proceedings to compel the super,
Wilson'S to take this amount out OF the levy, ana
the papers in the snit were served upon Inc board
at the meeting yesterday. The case Will come up
before Judge Cullen at the next session OF the SUI
preme Court. The actiol of the citizens VIII con-
siderably retard the collection of taxes IN the CITY,
az the Treasurer will be prevented from receiving
moneys on account of the State and county taxes
until this question is decided
PFARsAIL's-Three Italian ragpickeTs took yes
terday TWO largo bales to the railroad depot az
Pearsalrs for shipment to New-YoTk. Suspectlng
that the bales contained stolen goods, the STATION
agent, Mr. Frost under the pretext of selling them
some old Junk, took them INTO the freight depot
and slipping ont uuObserved, locked them Ill and
sent for an officer. The men were arrested and the
bales searched. They were found to contain two
feather beds and quantity OF wOmen's and emil
drens clothing. 1t was afterward ascertalned that
these had been stolen from Mrs. Davis, a poor
widow, whose house the thieves broke open on
Thursday !ternoOn while she was out TO work
Thev also secured $40 III money. which they TOOK
from a trunk that was under the bed. On the way
10 the Justices Court of the men drew KNIFE
and made lunge at the officer. He was knocked
down. and upon being searched seven-chamDered
revolver, loaded was found upon HIM. The prls-
oners were committed by Justice Smith for the &C
ton of the Grand jury
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MIR. PINNEY's CHARACTER,

The examination in the charge of criminal libel
preferred by George NJ Pinney. manager OF inc
fnyo Consolidated Mining and Mineral Company
against William Hamilton and Vernon Seaman.
dealers in mining stocks at No. GIL Broadway was
continued before Justice Murray yesterday, aIter-
noon in the Court of Special Sessions, Inc frst
witness was Henry A. Gilderseeve; Judge OF Ine
Court of General Sessions He SAID that ne Was
only acquainted with the character and reputation
of Pinney in New-York. What he krew OF hlm
was favorable Judge Gildersleeve added that ne
was the president OF the company. Before ne coh-
sented TO become an officer of the organization, nc
had inquired into its condition, whi men me ne
had found to be good. 1t was expected Ihat rn1
company would soon be able to declare dlVldenu
Richard Mccormick was next called by the pros
ecuton. He said that Pnneys reputatlop was g1 900
g. W. Thomas thought that the prosecution OF iln III
new IN San Francisco had originated IN pOlltlcaI
quarrels C. H. Spence gave evidence to the same same
effect. William r. Orr, boOkkeeDcr at the ST. CLOUD
Uotel at Forty-secOnd-st. and Broadway, stated
that he knew Seaman, of the defendants. sea,
man had SAID In conversation that Kinney was d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-30
1vJ1-RrD WHILE ON A DEBAUCH.

James Cronin thiry-egh cIeIk IN 0nc
ccnnIInanv of No oS2 Grand-st was sent to the
Chambers Street Hospital suffering from lever ana
serious soaP wound Cro4i9 boarded at to 10 b zen
out All Sunday night drinking with a number OF
companions They visited several hquQr-storfis =,
and toward morning, while IN place III
East Broadway, Cronln became III
VOWED i'm quarrel with some strangers
who waited for him outside and beat him, In the
fight be fell 10 the sidewalk striking on his mead
lie received n scalp wound and was severely cut
Crontn got home hral!y, and some of ms fellow
boar,ier5 washed his head and dressed hs wound.
He has been complaining since them and he became
so had Yesterday that Is wa, necessary 10 send MN
TO the hospital He IS suffering flom an attack OF
fever, and it is possible that his skull! has been liac
tured The police are looking Tor his asSallants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-30
AS TtShOuld Be.

THE STEADY AND RAPID DEPLETION OF OUR
STOCK OF WINTER CLOTHING, UNDER THE MAGIC
OF OUR MARK DOWN Is AMPLE PROOF OF THE
BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING. PERSONS CALL
ING TO CRAFTY THEIR CURIOSITY BECOME PUR-
CHAsERs IN SPITE OF THEMS ELVES THIS Is AS
IT sHOU Id BE, AND AS IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE
UNTIL A THOROUGH CLEARANCE IS EFFECTED
IL ALL DEPARTMENTS
OUR STYLISH NEWMARKET5 AND DREssY SUR
TOUTs ARE RIvALLING EACH OTHER IN POPU.
LAR FAVOR, WHILE OUR MISCELLANEOUS LINES
OF ovERCOATs ARE FAST DISAPPEARING
THOSE PERSONS WHO HAVE YET TO PROVIDE
THEMSELVES WITH DRESS SUITS FOR PARTY OR
BALLROOM ATTENDANCE. WILL FIND THEM
HERE IN LARGE ASSORTMENT FROM $50 PER
SUIT UPWARD, EACH SUIT REPRESENTING IN
IT'S RESPECTIVE PRICE FULLY ONE.THIRD BET
TER VALUE THAN THE CUSTOM TAILOR CAN Az
FORD FOR THE SAME MON Ely.
LATEST LONDON FASHIONS ~ BOYS AND GILL
DRENs SUITS AND OVERCOATs.
FASHION CATALOGUE AND MEASUREMENT
BLANK MAILED TO ANY ADDRESS.
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FAvoR1NG SALARIES FOR THEMSELVES.

The Board of Aldermen of Long Island Cliy helu
meeting yesterday afternoon and directed the Law
legislature giving them salary for their services
Ley also raised n resolution nStIuctlng senator
Covert and Assembiyman-elect George r. BulheT
not 10 introduce any measures IN the Legislature
without their approval he Law Committee were
likewise empowered TO prepare an amendment TO
the act passed 10y the last Leg stature 10 1acllIate
the lection of taxes in the city, so as 90 make IL
effective The act feIred to contained provision
that exempted all property from SALE Tor unpaid
taxes that had mortgages up II. ms "cuoh III
the opinion of the Aldermen, made the act u1con-
stltutIonal The Board will meet again next Tues
day when an effort VIII be made to Dust Alderman
Gleason from the Presidency OF the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-30
FUNERAL OF Mr.. HERRICK,

The funeral of Albert Barnes lleTick. one OF
The nted states Disrict-AttorneyS assistants was
held Yesterday afternoon at No % West hIl =,
tjfth-st. The Rev. Or. John 7. Newman conducted
The services which consisted Of prayer readlhs OF
the Scriptures and a brief address. There was no
singing ON account of the illness of iaaN IN the
hO0se The parlOrs hail and stars were hiIeu WI,
friends on the deceased man and many were unholo
10 gain admlttance to the house. The Dody lay III
fhe narlor IN coffin which was hi iden by the num-
crous coral tributes IRON friends ana from
Mr. Ierrick's associates in the Dlstnct-AttoTney S
office His father and mother We're present
and among the relatives were Mr., and MIS-. ClaiA
and Mir and Mrs Catlin. The legal profession was
larpely represented and so were the Union League,
The Iuion Manhattan. Century and saturday
Nipht Clubs the Bar As,ocia ion, the New-England
ana other societies. he flag OF the Union i-eague
Club was at half mast, and the following
members attended tie funeral III a
body: Judge Horace Russell, surrogate
Rollins Marvcllc w. Cooper, president or the New
England Society; Thomas c. Acton, EIihu Root
Leonard Iaze,tine, sherman W; hneYalS' theron
g. strong, ex- PostmaSter-General Thomas l. James
General Arson e. McCook, David Mllliken, Jr;
James &. Reed Walter Howe, James OtlS Justice
samuel Blatcnford. William II. Fogg, Charles
Jrcichel General Charles K Graham, Joel Is.
IrhaIdt, ami Isaac Ii. Bailey. There were also
present Judge William Ii. Armoux, United STATES
district Attorney Stewart l.. NoodfOrd. eX-JuCgo
Berbe. Henry L. hnoX. j. II. MapleSoD, COmmanlef
GIVE Dr. NJ II. Henry, ex-senator Pierce, Ut: CIlli-
ton Wagner, john Mclean Nash, De witt 1. wheel
er. and Ambrose II. Puidy. =,
After the address by DR.. Newman the trends
were ALLOW II 10 vl'w nc. ii 'rdck's face, ana the
body was afterwards taken to the GGdnu CGhtlM
Dcpot and thence to Burlington, Vt, where the III
teTinent viii take place jhlS afternoon.
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with noxous clouds Of steam, saturated his Walis
and ceiling, and drove his customers from tno,r
tables To TRIBUNE reporter Mr.. SchauPpe PEREZ
said Yesterday: The American Heat and Power
Company has almost ruined my business not by any
direct damage but by dlverting patronage IRON my
place. will not permit the employees Oh any stea a
up nv sidewalk. and created the vilest odors IL
certainly Is an outrage on the public"
Later in the afternoon the ,workmen began 10 nay
their pipes under the hall, thus avoiding MI
Col nj
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HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotel-SenatOr Henry B. An
thOny of Rhode Island, and p. b. Plumb, OF kansas
gresham Amos Townsend Of Cleveland, and Congress,
man-elec Robert X. HIT. OF Illinois. Ctdretd0n oet
" de Mesa en- OF the Russian Legation at Washing
tom. EuereH House Professor George j, Day, OF
Phlladc phia ~ Westminster Hotel William Ward,
British Consul AT Bordeaux, and Professor George j.
Brush. of New-Haye HOuSe-COmn0dOre j..
Nouug. IL :. n.
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"TAFFyr nv JEROME HOPKINS.

A holiday opera, entitled Tally by jerome
Gookns. especa lv for children was gwen at Stem
way Hall yesterday afternoon before fairly hl!ed
house The opera is a curious hodge podge, with
some simple but tuneiul melodies scattered throu2R
it. The audience which was composed largely or
the parens aud friends of children on tue stage,
were enthusiastic, and the affair passed OFT pleas
1utlV