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NEW YORK DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
FOR NEW WORK

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
FOR NEW YORK.
Express on eek-iays, S;q6 an, as, $50 7.sO,
S2SP SaS b6,SGf %sSSSS7! sSSS and 2 p n.
- Sand sop. m. and i2.ol night.
For Brooklyn. n; y, Al through trains con-
Annex, ~ afferding direct transfer 10 Fulton
street, avoiding double ferriRge and journey
Express for Sea Girt, Spring Lake, Ocean Beach,
Ocean Grove, Asbury Fark and Long Branch,
49, S.SS ana l'OO a. ms and 400 p. M, on week
FROM KENsINGTON STATION FRONT AND
NORRIS STREETS.
Express for New York, 6.65. and $40 a. m. on
FROM MARKET STREET WHARF,
Express for New York, via Camden and Trenton,
Express for Top's River and Intermediate
Tuckerton, 8. 20 a. IN. and $40 p. IN.
BELVIDERE DIVISION.
FROM BRoAD STREET STATION.
Daily, except sunday-Express for Lambertyille,
hSmtoh and osWego s!es SaP' sersns1n' al ton bpE
M For Scranton and Water Gap only 400
For Lambertville, sp. m.
SSPs E1T PlsnEgtS91I sT4ygs M and dOOR
s.25 and $50 a. m. 9. 50 and g. Is D. m.
FROM KENsINGTON STATION, FRONT
AND NORRIS STREETS.
Daily except sundaX-Express for Lambertyille,
Easton, Delaware Water Gap Scranton, BinR-
hamton and Oswego. 7.4oa M, l2.Ol, s. .S6 p. nj.
Eor scranton and Water Gap only, 4. IS D. m.
For Lainbertville, 2.1O p. m. -
For Remington, 20 a. M; IL. Of and 3. IS D. m.
Ifains arrive daily except sunday-From
Easton, 10 and 10. 30 a. m, and 4. .O8 d. m,
Sleeping-cRr tickets can be had At Broad and
Street station. ~
The Union Transfer Company will call for and
cheek baggage from hotels and residences Time
cards ana fnl Information can be obtained at the
stations and at the following
No. S8S Chestnut street,
TICK TT oPrICRa. u e. cor, Broad and Chestnuh
w No. 118 Market street
lho. 4Chelton ave. Germphtn,
CHARLES =. PUGH, General MSnager,
j. X. WOOD General Passeng9f Agent.
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Mo,ber swan = worm syrnD.

Infallible, tasteless, harmless, Cathartic;
for feverishness, restlessness, worms, con-
stipation. 25 Gems.
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RAILROAD LINE.

RALTlM0RE AND ONO nan -,
THE MODEL FAST LINE ANnu
LINE BETWEEN A oSLY
THE EAST AND THE WEST ". w
TON. A0nlNG.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNy corn,
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MARY GAM. OWNER

NOTICE., MARY GAM, OWNER
IN OF THE within mentioned premises in
compliance with n Act OF Assembly, in such
case maze and provided, do hereby give notice
that stall apply iIIwriting to the honorable the
Judges Of the C0urtof General Sessions, OF he
In AMI for New Gaze county, on Monday the
7th Jay of May neXl A. D., 1889, being the frat
day of said court, n license TO keen an inn or
tavern, known as ~ Union Hotel In the village
of st. Georges, Sellpl District, No. So Red Lion
hundred, New Case county, Del, and to sell
Intoxicating liguorsbn less quantities than one
quart to be drunA Aon the premises, and the
following respectaH citizens, residents of said
district, recommen. the said application, to
wit
A. N. Sutton. Thomas Bird.
Flias 4. UthOson, John Robson,
Samuel ,. Vail Andrew Ruetter,
q. +. Clark, James Aspril
NJ. j. GRAY, Frank Shoule
j, +. McGarit, lrvingS. Vallandigham,
Harvey DAVidon, II. W, Jester,
4-2-3tl MARY GAM.
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NoTICE.-I, SUSAN CoTTINGHAM,

NOTICE., SUSAN COTTINGHAM,
IN OWNER OF the aforementioned premises
In compliance with an Act of Assembly in sueh
case made aud provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing to the honorable, the
Judges of the Court Of General Sessions OF the
IN and for New Castle county, on Monday the
7th day of May next, A. D., leS3 being the nrst
day Of said court, for license to keep an inn OF
tavern at No, 4Is Walnut street 1t being the
Southeast cor. OF Fifth and Walnut streets,
I'm the Fourth ward of the city OF Wilmington,
Dell and to sell Intoxicating liquors In less guam
titles than quart TO be drunk ON the premises
and the following respectable citizens, residents
Of said ward, recommend the said application, 10
wit
ThOs p. Eaton, Francis X. Jacquot
Daniel Regan, Gottleib Mammele,
Tho. W Zebley, John Lang,
Hugh Hagan, Julius Krauspe,
w. II. salisbury, VIM. H. Lowden,
w. Salisbury, Jr. John Calhoun,
James Salisbury Chas. O'Niel,
Joseph A. Caulk, Bernard Bonner,
Abraham Riitenhouse, james f. McGonigal,
Jos. W. Hart. Neil Gormley,
VIM. sullivan ID. A. McCuilin,
Francis Kell'. j. G. FehrenbAch,
John Burnside Francis McMonaRle
Michael Kaie, Augustus Simmons
m3i-3t SUSAN COTrINGHAM.
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L1soENsE APPLICArfoMs.
4 JOHN j. HANDY,

NOTICE. l.. JOHN J. HANLY,
IN OWNER OF the within mentioned premises
IN compliance With an Act Of Assembly In such
case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that ] shall apply In writing to the
court Of General sessions Of the Peace aud
jail Delivery OF the State of Delaware, IN and for
New Castle county on MONDAY. the tn day of
May A. D, ASA being The next Term nI saiq
the Northwest corner of Front and Monroe
streets. in the Third ward Of the city q VILE
mington, Del, and TO sell Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable ctti-
Gems, residents of the said ward, recommend the
said applfcntiof, vi
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NOTICE L, BRIDGET SWEENEY,

IN OWNER of the within -menti ed premises
In compliance with an Act OF Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply IN writing 10 the honorable the
Pesce and jail Delivery of the State Of Delaware,
IN and Tor New Castle county on Monday, the
day Of said court for a license to keep an inn or
tHTern, at The Northeasteornsr Of Chfissiana and
Madison streets, In the Third ward. Of the city
Of Wilmington, Del, and TO sell intoxicat-
ing liquors- In less quantities than one 1uart
to De drunk on the premises, aud the following
respectable cltizeIis residents OF said ward,
recnrn menh the aid nnnlicnfion. 10 wit
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rOTIcR.- l. ROBERT COTTINGHAM

NOTICE /, ROBERT C0TTINGHAM
IN OWNER OF the within mentioned premises,
in compliance with hn Act OF Assembly IN such
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply IN writing 70 tina honorable,
me JrdEes Otis Court q gsneral sessions OF the
Peaoe and jail Delivery Of the State Qf Delaware,
In and for New Castle county, on Monday, the
7th day Of May next a.. D.. fse& being the hrst
day ofsaid court, for license 70 keep an inn or
tavern at No. 800 Maryland avenue II being
the Southeast corner OF Maryland avenue and
LIBERTY streets. in the Eleventh ward Of the city
OF Wilmington, Del, and to sell Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart to be
drunk on the premises and the following respec-
table citizens residents OF said ward, recommend
the said application, to wit fr
william Clark, Henry @. Durham,
William II. Robinson, Joseph BArden.
Edward MaRuire, John Haley.
John Sweeney, Thomas McEveley,
George w. Tweedy, John Price
John Young, Daniel Hanley
William r. Forsythe, Daniel Mcguire,
p Y. Mathews, John FrieI,
John Barden, John NJ. O'Toole.
Pennel Peters, Thomas Barden.
Hugh j. Taylor, Bernard HuRent,
Walter McEveley, Henry FIeldg
John II. Taylor, John Brown,
Charles Meredith,
mSi-st ROBERT CUTTINGHAM.
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JOHN WANAMAKER,

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and Clty-hall square, Ph1adelphla.
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All the hats and bonnets
that we've been able to get
ahead since Opening are to be
seen to-day; about a hundred,
besides all Of the Opening ones
not sold.
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IcE SAMUEI.

NOTICE.-I, SAMUEL FINLEY,
N THE OWNEHofi the house situated AZ
No o Fast Third stet, In the Fourth ward of
the city Or ypnmingu, county of Now Castle,
State of Delaware, compliance with the re.
quiremeuts of the 1t of the General Assembly
In such case made al provided, do hereby give
notice that Shall ahIy ip writing to the Court
OfGeneral SESSIONS okhe Peace and Jail Delivery
Of the state Of Delawre, In and for New Castle
county, on Monday, he7tt day OF May next A.
ID. 1888 belnRthe rst ky OF said court for license
for said hout4 as an III 4 tavern, for the sale
therein Of inoxicatin. a1ors in less quantities
the following respectle citizens, residents Of
ofsaid ward, ,recommef the said application, to
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southeast rallery. rake ear IN lsos Che.tnut

Little-plaid velvets, mostly
Of quiet colors, at the surprising
price OF so; little more than
half of their valne. Suitable
for trimming, or for whole
dresses.
Next outer-clrcle, south entrance TO main
building.
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.oTICE--I, ANcY
QUIGLEY.

NOTICE-I, ANCY QUIGLEY.
~ THE oVNER ohe house situated at No,
go Mad son Meet, iThe Fifth ward OF the eity
Of .Mllmingtt, jqnPf New Castle, State Of
of the Act dTthe Geral Assembly, IN sneb
case made ant proyld, do hereby give notice
that shall ably iTFriting to the Court on
General Sessi0s OF tl1Seace and jail Delivery
of the State of Jelawf In and for New Castle
county, or Moday, 7th day OF May next A.
D., 1883 beinghe hl day of said court for a
license for safdhousa an Inn or tavern, for the
sale therein ofntoxling liquors In less quun- :
titles than oneluartibe drunk on the premises
and the following resftable citizens, Residents
Of said wardgreeomhd the said application,
viz: -Ht
Bernard T. Hsson, John Wallsmith,
Christopher bugheIP. o. DOnahoe,
Patrick Mahsey, Joseph Reed,
Jeremiah Mahlre, James Kelley,
Thomas r. GdagherIJ. r. Michner.
Charles Shield Samuel Barkley
Daniel r. Kiby. r. A. Miller,
Edward r.. KAs, Patrick Mulshenook,
VIM. Walker. james McGowan.
Edward BuTh u. Beste,
Nathan Gheen Patrick Cannon,
Daniel Hagert John Harkins.
Michael Glenn
a1-sti Il. NANCY QUIGLEY.
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NOTICE. II MARIAN NEWELL,
~ OWNER OF the within-mentioned premises
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
tnat shall apply in writing to tile honorable,
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State of Della
ware, In and for New Castle county, on Monday
the the ftn DAY OF MAY next, A. D., 1889. being the
nEsI DAY u said court for q liesnse for the
premises, No, 4le Maryland avenue IN the
EleVenth ward Of the citV OF Wilmington Del
and to cell Intoxicating liquors in not less quaint,
tles thAn one-half gallon, not to be drunk ON the
premises, being a licensed retailer of goods
WAresanu merchandise, and the following respecta
PIE ctlkens, residents Of said ward recommend
n n mi ~
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RoBERT oUTTINGHAM.

NOTICE. II, MARY A. MERRETT,
~ OWNER0F the within-mentiohed premises
in compliance with an Act Of Assembly In such
case made and provided, do hereby give notice,
that shall apply in writing to the honorable,
the Judges Of the Court Of General Sessions the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF Delaware,
In and or New castle county, on Mondoy, the
Tth day of May next, A. D., 1858, being the first
day OF said court, for license 70 keep an Inn or
tavern, known as the European Hotel. "at 10. lOi
French street. being the Northwest corner OF
Front and French streets, in the Second ward Of
the city OF Wilmington, Del, and 10 sell intoxi-
eating liquors In less than one quart to
be drunk on the premises, and the following re-
spectacle citizens, residents OF said ward recon-
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New coat-cloths for ladies,
$l.50; 54-inch. A dozen styles;
So last year. A little break
in the market that means
nothing.
Outer circle, north from center.
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Book News for April will
be out by Saturday, if not be-
fore. Sample copy sent free
anywhere.
North of fThirteenth-stre ent ance.
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RAYMOND.

Notice. = /, LOUIS RAYMOND,
~ OWNER the within -men TONED premises
In compliance with an Act Of Assembly in such
case made and provided do hereby give notice
the Judges OF the Court OF General Sessions OF the
Peace and jail Delivery Of the State of Delaware,
7th day Of May next A. d., 1884 being the frst
day OF said court for license TO keep an inn or
tavern Dat No. 6l5 Shipley street, IN the Fifth
ward or the city OF Wilmington, Del, and to
setl Intoxicating liquors Ia less Quantities than
one quart 10 be drunk on the premises, and the
iollowing respectable citizens, residents OF said
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-15

" H"H
Two loads Of good. arrived yestrr-
day Tor the international Ho;,.. Mr..
Wolfe, expects 60 have things in run
ming order hy Dee. lst, as-wil Doe seen
his advertisement IN another column.
lie wiil continue 60 ran the Post Hotel
as of yoro and ui, nluy patrons there
can be assured Of % cordial reception
and a good table.
We acknovlcdge the receipt ae the
marriage card. of Nt. Fred C.. Law
renee. Of Fiat Willow, to Miss Matte
e. Sawyer. of Buuettc. Michigan. The
ceremony occurring Sow 7.h. 80, the
home of Oh, bride. Fred Lawrence .
wen known us the popular host OF the
Flat Willow station. ou tao Junction
stage line and. believing .hat ui Is. rot.
good for man to- be alonc. has taken
unto himself helpu.s,c. E'cN..l The
.3ui l.a long. Prosperous ana Aase
life.
The Dua'up Bros. ia reducing s.ua
Of the orc from the Baron a5 H.lr-
Hf hI.a-.ii .s, tanned from .l NJ
pu'l 'at... .5 hu'ion ss 'sr..
Eve c..i, i.a.. bearing % i.s CONF
silver The ore from tEj. y,.uare.sc..
20 cts. 90 ta, pound 10 silver or 500 o..
the 'ou. TIN. Baron and h.a.. both
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LOCAL NEWS.

f "a "|eA tiAs -
ing Maiden.
be sound Of the hammer and saw
pes in the gulch.
Landt has his cellar about ready
l choice line Of liquors.
Esinerd, Gardner & Co. received
bier large load Of stoves on Monday
~ week.
n't forget the 4 0. U. W. Thanks
b ball. It win be The finest social
} ever given in th'a county
j.. T. NJ. Truden takes her depart
th.s week for Liulc Fails. Mimi.
r. she will remain during the
|er.
anket lined canvass coats. pants.
aud ~overcoIts, at cost, 1t g.
E%onneault's.
S. Deputy Marshal and Revenue
Ector James Hathaway WASH town
week looking after the Interest. 81.
70 Sam.
enry Wheeler, ha. opened @ camp,
in Rustic. Henry is wei known
and is slwaya glad To meet bis
when up hi way.
seely, proprietor Silver Mountain
J., has had biz building lined
ghout. Mr. -ccly intends To have
The nea,o.t lillie places in the
ct. is to be the scene Of % Thinks
lohhcation pa.y So says ,h.
host Of that popular hotel ur'
have been out for some time
r Rolfe. Of Fort Benton. arrived
au last Monday lie vome- To-
a survey ofscvcral mining claims.
o.llr and Montana being among
lumber.
] Mccormick, the rustiuE mon
q Junction CITY, was i1 o.a
peek. he was much .urnii-ea 900
le Of Guar camp and predict. a
aoom for Maiden. the coming
ham Culver the phoyo4rirh.s\
f-utod us with 20 fine vIou pfi ...
taken some two weeks ago
q distance Of ucsriy q miI, q,
y fnishod ana speak. sell ror
-t
Murray a capitalist from Iowa
eu. lie expresses himself 1.
pleased with this section ~
ana wiH undoubtedly bc ts.
OF some valuable town pf3.
bis departure.
sa. Giles iea Monde mGrai..
dan, MINI. Il is ruuorcJ iua..
return with % life partner.
4 popular young man here AND
e glad % welcome him back
ana happy man.
O'Britr. returned f-sm hi,
Blooming Prairie. Niuu. Tues
1.ug. Daring his absence Mr
lad 70 srrvele 't.lrs Of fever.
arms .oolIns better tHta wa.
lis ircicrds here are glad
n back
hosl,rv pu.r.-,, p,..
town Tu,si,v vi.h al..i..f
and tvo l,r,s .-,r,,,, l..r
they dom, r-at.,J d. n.r,.
Z bpr,u, s,, g,,,. r.,,
i tb,.r immrji,ts y.5.,
ara c,t..l.5 m
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: r. OD.urol T. Bro'8.
n p

Sour Masn Whiskey, at c. Boissqn-
neaults.
Mr.. II. P. Rolfe. who arrived in town
Mondly. from Benton. accompanied by
n. #. Dinsmore, had attached 10 his
buggy wheel nm odomcter from which
we obtained tho following scale lf miles:
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STAGE LINES.

cIrY AND MAIDEN STAGE LINE.
Miner & Co. rroprictors. /. p. William.
ndeht. Leaves j e. 8 o. M. a., W F..
lad departs from Maiden on corresponding
"a Q
Iyrrf aovraEnS STAGE 4 EXPIRES LINE.
~ Ullls snd IT, MaEinnis Route. Leave.
isie ma 81. 49,. r. Arrives at Font
at b m. 2 L IS Connects at tibet
gero Bilirgg and Benton.
tlLiS9s a HEsroN STAGE LGNE.
Burke. supt T.. c. Powers. Pro'pr.
. 2 3 I. NJ 7. n & s.. Arrives az Benton J..
Connect q uhet Tor stage 10 Maiden. Tt.
. and N-altiuslale
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-15

LODGE. No. n. a. o. o. ~.
ITS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
sisoS, u. W c. H. woLcorr, a.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
VORKINGNEN IN POLITICS.

George X. Lloyd presided over the regular
meeting Of the Central Labor Union at Odd Fellows nan
yesterday afternoon. Messrs Woytisek' Mler anu
Malone took the oath TO make no trades WIN o'noi
parties and TO regard themselves as representatives Va
the Central Labor Union in case they arc elecueu'
Walter r. Shannon, the nominee in the AlAth Assembly,
District who has been taken up by the CounyDemocracy
failed 10 appear and he was repudiated by the unoh
Resolutions were passed cOndemning the action OF tle
Amasamated Trade and Labor Unions In recommends
ing the election of George F. Roesch, the ammany no
nee for Assembly I'm the Xth District. T. j. Gallagher
Of the Laborers' Unicn, made Suone
speech against John Reilly, the pon'
ocratc candidate for Register on account Oh HIS o"
ment Of a petition or labo.ers FOR an advance in pay
1873.
The Executive Committee OF the workingmen's state
Assembly met yesterday 1T No. 10 stmton-st' lucy
issued an address 10 workingnen recommending 'n'u
not to vote until after o'clock that they could Vole
against an party which did not run out the ballots III
favor Of the Contract Convict Labor Amendment
Mcssls Nelson aud Keyes, candidates respectively ~"
the Senate and the Assembly in the WeStchester as
rict were denounced rs enemies TO labor and unworn!
the support Of labOring men.
The Independent Labor Parry OF tn's city mas rec OBI
mended yvorkngmen vote for Ira Davenport Tor Con
troer and Leslie W. Russell for Attorney-Geneia OIL
the following grounds;
Honest and faithful service I'm the true spirit of
Civil Service Reform entities them 10 our lndorsc-
ment ~ well their nomination on p.itio,ln tt IN
pledged to the protection OF American labor ana the
vva Of American shipping We especially h1oi,e % Ins ,
Davenport for his conscientious collctuon OF I' m Ne
due the state and collection for tho hrst te III n
history of the Sat of the taxes due the STATE ny Tip
aons. His opponent Mr. Chaplin Is on te o,cr 'i W. ba
railroad lawyer whose past zeal In the serNlotol nv nv
Long Island Railroad Company warrants lHc
belief that II elected lac will guard the Interests
OF his clients and to the dcrnent Of the inter
eats OF the people which fact alone, u called 70 thG hen
tinn M o monopnS- should be bar 10 his election
lie also opposed hc bin giving 10 municipal hholtr7 W
inc cities of New York ard BrCuklynS2 Jr DAY hoo'
OF ten hours"
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
DEATH or PETER d. COLLINS.

Peter ID. Collins died at his home No. l12
West Twenty third yesterday He hes boon sinking
for year, and his death WAS not unexpected Mt, 'o
lps was born at Chester. Penn, In 1901, and his
narents being poor he was compelled to WORK on his
totbar farm from an early age till he became twenty
one He had little schooling but, being OF studoua
habits hs odd moments used to advantage IN ac-
ouiring common education At the age.oit"cnty one
he went TO Philadelphia and secured employment IN
snuff mill where nc remained two years, coming IN
1923 TO this city and starting in business for himself as
dealer in leaf tobacco This business he continued til
bis death He was president of the Mrs. o. IL. Mlilcl
Tobacco Manufacturing COMPANY OF No ~ i CoihDa @ a.
81 direct in the Marine Bank thirty years ana also III
thc Aston New World aud Irving fire insurance com
panies I'm 1914 he nominated by The American, or
KnowNothing party for Mayor, but lac declined In FAVOR
OF LANES Harper and rendered valuable assistance III So
ciring his election. He prominent IL chulCh mat
ters Being for many years warden IN Chrst Ghlcn M
Ar The time of his death hc connected WIN Lon
Protestant Episcopal Church, DR.. Tiffany pastor MT
Collins was a plain man. simple In MS haDits ana IN
General disposition closely resembling Peter Cooper ne
attributed his great ago and good health TO fug1 uct
and reciar habits He leaves q and four daughtcrs
bis wife having died twelve years ago Ihe inh9fa ser
Vices will be held at No. lag West Twenty-thld-st, on
Wednesday at pm.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05

,na looked forth upon the scene, such chahge had
Mace in the countenauce Of the Queen ony Just
70 her merry and laughing play-fenow that she was
IN oo,opished and terrified nor was she ever abe'
rorb long after years. to forget that imperial face
This i the kind Of Queen that Miss Terry has presented
"a with oveliness OF presence and purity ana syery
oc of speech that any Queen might cherish with most
iaudabe pride. Perhaps, considering what the stage
aoor has generally been we ought not to wonder that
,b,s ideal OF majesty is not at once recognized
Mr. irving as King Charles presents the perfection Of
oristocracy There is moment In this performance
ben the King stands before the fireplace Just after bis
m,ssal of Cromwell and TretOnthat seems to take you
o the literal presence of Charles the First even as we
trov that he lived and acted The more we reflect upon
This mpersonation the finer indeed, does 1t seemto be-
and the more beauties, Of this subtle CTdcr does
Il disclose Mr.. Wiss play has not provided great STU
alton for anybody whom it introduces; and MI lring
acting is therefore, all the remarkable for INC m
sion he sisains and the effects he produces h means &
persOna character and thorough and admiraoe rls
bemishes II anywhere are In the el0cmilOh, onIy
To has been acted five times and lhe t brir
twice MathidS in our Judgment Is the tributes
ance of the twO not Of course III Oareonal traits
weight OF character gracious and oVeiy 10 deoI with
or t6e fine detail of manners: but In power ~ nstan a
The passions through the magnaton' amor anu and pahos
human identity in an ideal region OF 1 Iry r1cat-
Here we cannot doubt Is the field OF vi - 'iA9 S
ness. and here he stands al0ut
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
VOTES or THE CINJ.lSS.

Anthony Alairc, who was far several years
m the Department OF Charities and Correction officially
connected with Jacob Hes has published circular in
which he urge. the election Of Mr. He's for the position
Of CITY Register lie pas feeling trhutc to the cxccn-
tive ability and honesty which have aways characterized
his acts AS public servant.
Patricl, H. Guilfoylc is the Republican can
dldatc for the Assembly ia the Ivth District with four
Democratic candidates in the field there ' fair chance
for his election
Frederick Eayrs, wcll-known business man,
f. the Republican candidate for Assembly IN the XNIth
District with the Democratic vote divided between
Peter Murray aud f. y. SpiLoa, the Republican feel
that Mr. Eayrsr chances oil winning are good.
Work at the headquarters of the Republican
state Committee f. practically closed Secretaries Vroo-
mann and Johnson yesterday received Intelligence frm
various parts o predicting considerable gains Ia
Incnbcrs of the LEGISLATURE and the old time mIiOr"s
for The state The detection from Nh Maynard, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Secretary ot STATE Il widespread
and his defeat is confidently Predicted
Secretary FOlgcr reached the city yesterday
morning and spent the day vita fricds in Brooklyn lie
leaves for Geneva to-day ia order 10 east hs vote on