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LANDING HE DEAD.
The Remains of the Victims OF the Grees
Expedite on Landed at Governors Island.


The Remains of the Victims OF the GreeB
Expedition Landed at Governor's Island.
NEW YORK. August 8.
Twenty-one reverberatious sounded
from old Castle William this morning. The
guns were fired as u salute to Secretary of
War Lincoln and General Phil Sheridan,
who had taken the ordnance over to
Governors Island where they were to
participate in the ceremonies of receiving
the dead heroes of the Greedy Arctic ex-
petition. The Thetis, the Bear and the
Alert of the Expedition had steamed up
the bay in the morning and lay west of
the island waiting instructions.
General Sherman, accompanied by his
staff, and Captain Reilly of General Han
cocks staff, met the party at the Battery
pier and escorted them to the island.
Among the passengers by the steam 7
to the island was Commander ii.
Taylor, naval attache of the May.
or's Office, who represented Mayor
Edison. There were probably 1000
visitors during the morning. 1t was not
until after noon that the bodies of the
dead explorers were landed on the dock.
They came in the steam tug Catalpa.
Following them came General HincOck's
barge. After that Commodore File
browns barge and the steam launches
Dispatch and Minnesota. There were
about 400 troops in line.
Directly behind the troops were drawn
up the artillery issons upon which the
bodies were to be conveyed to the mourn
ing -draped hospital of the Post.
AS each body was taken from the
barge, the soldiers presented arms
and the officers raised their swords,
on the hits of which hung mourn
ing, and the band played
funeral dirge, minute guns from Castle
William breaking in heavily As the
boJies were carried to the caissons
Secretary of War Lincoln, General Sheri.
dan, Colonel Sheridan and General Han
cock and staff stood at the head of the
wharf with uncovered heads. After all
the bodies were placed on the cassons
the tro, ps made a flank movement to the
hospital, the band playing the dead
March in Saul"
At the hospital great throng gathered
with uncovered heads, and watched the
transferring of the remains to the room
where they viii lie in state until taken
away by friends. When the bodies had
been placed in the recep tacle prepared for
them the troops and caissons returned to
quarters, and the people were permitted to
pass through the building and view the
caskets.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The Knights OF Pythias had grand pa.
rade at Toledo, o., ON the 18th.
THE Earl Aylesford and brother sailed
from London for New York on the 18th.
BANK examiners were engaged on the
18th in investigating the condition Of the
collapsed Wall Street Bank.
LONDON has been afflicted with intense
heat within the past few days, the most in
tense for twenty years.
In the British House of Commons on the
18th there was an animated debate on the
appropriation bill.
The obsequies of the late Lieutenant
Lockwood of the Greedy expedition were
observed at Annapolis, Md, on the 18th.
THos. SEXTON, Irish Nationalist and
member of Parliament, arrived at New
York, en- route to Boston, on the 18th.
The infant of the Duchess of Albany is
very delicate, and it is doubtful If the child
can be reared.
WIN. KURT and Jasper Kelly, farmers
near Fountain City, Mimi, had quarrel
on the u h, and Kurt shot Kelly dead.
The French Admirals, with their fleets,
are holding the situation at both Keeling
and Foo Chow, China.
PETER BALTz, of Grand Haven, Mich,
broke his wife's skull with a gun on the
18th, from the effects of which she died.
THE State Labor party, in session at Al
bany n. Y, studiously avoided in the reso-
lu;ions adopted all political questions.
By a dynamite explosion at Granite
Falls, Mimi, On the 18th, Robert Knight
was killed, and VIM. Smith was seriously
injured.
In barn near Circleville, o., on the
18th. three children who went $40 take
smoke" set fire to the place and were
burned to death.
TIE Chicago Wire and Iron Works, a
branch of the L. I. Barnum works, De-
troit, Mich, we're seized by the Sheriff
| on The 18th, on an attachment.
SOLICITOR BoLToN, of Dublin, declares
that Carey, the iniormer, volunteered his
information and no pressure was brought
to bear upon him.
THE Chief of Police at Jackson, Mich,
while making an arrest at the race track
in that city on the 18th, was attacked by
roughs and mortally wounded.
| The congress of the two houses of the
French Assembly rejected the amendment
abolishing the Presidency; also the amend
ment providing that the President be elect
ed by universal suffrage.
JOHN G. UNDERWOOD, formerly manager
of the Cincinnati NeloS-JouTnql, has filed a
suit for 100000 against the Scripps and
McCrea OF the Cincinnati Post for alleged
| libel.
A HORRIBLE story is published about the
Greedy party while in the Arctic regions.
1t is stated that life was sustained by
members of the party feeding on the flesh
! of those who died.
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On the sth the weathe. was 40 vool in
many parts of the country that the Signal
Service predicted frosts. Up to midnight
there we're no reports of any except from
Michigan.
LoCUsrs have invaded the fields ia
Vera Cruz and other portions of Mexico.
The pig-iron men are proposing to bank
all furnace for four weeks in order to re-
strict production.
EXTENSIVE purchases have been made
by the Philadelphia Natural Gas Company
OF natural gas territory in West Penn
sylvania.
RECENT investigation has developed
fraud in the quality of envelopes furnished
the Post-ofiice Department by the station
cry contractors, and suits are to be brought
by the Government
On the Afternoon of the 10th severe
earthquake shock was felt in New York.
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and in New
England. In some places it was violent
enough to crack the ceilings of houses, and
in the tenement house districts of New
York the widest kind of panic prevailed.
As far as learned there was no loss of life
or serious damage to property.
THE Denver Coli Tribune and Repub.
licdn have consolidated.
The forces of Great Britain in Egypt are
to be increased to 10000.
On the 18th the State Labor Convention
met at Albany, N. Y.
ANOTHER slight shock of earthquake
was felt in portions of the East on the
18th.
THE Mudir of Dongola asks for more
guns and ammunition.
On the 18th the Wall Street Bank, New
York. closed its doors on account OF irreg,
ularities of the Cashier involving over a
quarter of million.
AN emphatic denial is made of the story
that the city of Wheeling, w. Va, is a
financial wreck, as recently reported.
KELUNG was not taken by the French.
The forts were merely destroyed.
1T is declared by the French Minister al
Pekin that unless China pays the indem.
nifty demanded other towns will be bonn.
barded.
"A CONTINGENT OF six hundred emission.
aries' have been sent among the coal min.
ers of the fourth pool of Pennsylvania to
try to induce those at work TO strike.
THE detective who causel the investiga.
ZION INTO the IrauuS III Une Me neal bureau
of the Navy Department, claims to have
discovered evidence of similar irregulari.
ties in the Medical Service of the Army. II
is believed, however, that they are abuses
which were long since corrected.
On the 18th the Executive Committee Of
! the Anti Monopoly League h Id a meeting
in New York, and after considerable dis.
custom and the transaction of routine bust
ness, adjourned without indorsing either
of the Presidential candidates.
THE cholera epidemic is growing less
fatal at Marseilles and Toulon than it has
| been, but the disease seems to be spread.
ing in France and Italy. Warm weather
renders the situation even more critica
than it was several days ago.
The Supreme Court of the United States
has reversed the decision in the case OF
Rich King Wv. H. Thorwegen, of st.
Louis, Mo-, BY which the plaintiff was
| given $1,000 damage; and costs in
1879. The case is remanded to the Circuit
| Court.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

OK the oh Samuel H. Drew, ex -County
Prosecuting Attorney of Hamilton Coun-
ty, Ohio, was arrested for the embezzle-
ment of 5000 on complaint Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Cox.
DURING severe hail storm at Sebas.
tapool, Russia, on the It'll, twelve persons
were killed and an immense amount of
property destroyed.
WHILE endeavoring to light a fire with
coal oil on the eth, Katie AIRY, of Oil City,
Pa. was burned to death.
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UN the 7th Cheney Anes' sweetheart
went riding with a rival at Kingston,
N. V, and Cheney shot himself to get
even.
On the 7th Henry A. Frederick and DIR.
J. B. Weida, of Philadelphia, Pa, surren-
dered themselves and admitted having
stolen John Nays body from a grave.
yard.
CHAs. WILSON, a merchant of Kulla
Chapa, Choctaw Nation, was assassinated
on the Sth.
A HEN-CooP was recently found i'm the
Bay of Biscay with two dead men in it.
1t is supposed the men were from one of
the steamers Lsxham or Gijon, which coll
lided and sank some days ago Off Cor
runna.
THE car used as dormitory for the Hin
docs and other specimens of strange races
belonging to Barnum's travelling circus
took fire at ; nestown, N. Y, on the 9Th,
and was des yyed, together with its con-
tents, consisting of clothing and valuable
accoutrements. The Chinese giant, Chang,
and his manager, Mr.. Cameron, who were
sleeping in the car, had narrow escape
The loss is about $4,000.
THE Omaha Lard Refining Company's
works burned on the 9th. Loss, $40, 900.
FIRE destroyed the Reading Railroad
Car Wheel Factory at Elizabeth, N. j., on
the 9th.
ON the oh George Metz, an insane man
of Pittsburgh, Pa, threw an infant child
of his sisters out of q second-story win
dow. Marvellous as it may appear, the lit
tie one was not injured.
A PARTY of Montana cowboys surround
ed a cabin containing fourteen horse
thieves on the 9th and shot nine of them.
A FARMER named John Butler, of Hano-
yer County, Va, shot his wife fatally on
the 18th.
A FEARFUL storm in Hungary on the 10th
destroyed several towns, together with
many human lives.
The town of Jalso, in Austrian Galicia,
was almost destroyed by fire on the 18th.
AT Plainfeld. N. j., Mrs. Chas. Scheler
was so much affected by the recent earth.
quake shock that she died.
On the 11th Hon. Marshall Key, clerk of
the Federal Court at Council Bluffs, Ia,
shot himself fatally while in fit of tenn
porary alteration of the mind.
GEO. KELLER, engineer, was instantly
killed, and another man was lost in the
river by the explosion of the boiler of the
propeller Mamie Glass, at Madison, Ind.
On the 18th, while travelling in a wagon
to Rochester, Ia, w. Riddle shot and in.
stantly killed Charles zimmerman, his
brother. in-law, and Mrs. zimmerman had
an arm shattered.
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BOUNCING THE BOOMERS.

Oklahoma Payne and His Companions On.
ceremonously Elected from The Settle
ment at Rock Falls, I. t., and the Build
ings Burned-The Ringleaders Sent to
Fort Smith-A Braggart Completely
Cowed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-19

Dndecanes Csc, at W.bh's.
Fine Easter cards ~ Harris.

Dude canes 25c., at Wroh'F.
Fine Easter cards ~ Harris.
Solid gold bangle rings 500 a. Wehb's.
Mrs. Chestnut Is geting ia lot OF ne"
goois.
There are thirty-one prisoners In tae
county iaiI.
Everybody should smoke eJoker'
'moking tobacco.
Minoe-meat 81 s cents per pound, at A.
II. Bouche's grocery store.
Strangers who detire a iirsl-cla,a meal can
always get " 1T the Board OF Trade restaur
ant.
The divorce suit Of J. Johnson vs.. Eliza
beth Johnson is on trial in the dist1lcI
court.
The Board OF Trade restaurant Is alwnys
rlsan. and walters neat and sttentive, anu
Won can Get the best meals in the city.
am Al the same old stsnd with decidedly
| the most elegant line OF Easter cards AID
souvenirs ever shown anywhere.
Z, I'D. A. HARRIS.
Mr.. r w. Began las started al office
whsr. hs will receive orders for plumbing
and crs ftuny In sll departments, a. No u
Sycamore street, in the real OF Alstou's
| grocery store.
Mr.. @. III, C has taken charge ~ tho
shade iayartmant 81 X. Shields, fS3 Elm
sireet. nj which rlsce no vii De pleased 10
SEQ his old friends and tho public. He IL
positive he can show them thr nn,si Az
snrtment of goods ~ that lire in tue city.
A man by the name OF Rzsr, formerly u
ranger. vho arr wed VA the city yesterday,
saws tins he knew H.xser quo that on FRI
dsv l.st he saw him w fort Worth srd
to'k a drink With him. He says that Hex-
lev wore Il cap aud bought q ticket for
Taylor.
~ q Slaughter 1T al. filed Ia the Federal
court. p-avirg for snirjuncti0p restraining
| the a. fanrant from removing the City Ns-
,ionai hn1 < from tire building now occu
MED by II, was heard nv Jodye j. ". Me-
Cormick NJ Graham .1d a restraining order
granted.
man: NJ r Winfry. Louisville. XVI; j u
Watson. Kansas Ci,y; q W Turker, Brsds
town Ky; Il Hussell. Ben franklin; J ID
Dos- Big Sandy; II $ rrezevSnt, Chicsgc;
/ T. Armstrong Essex, Va; q : k-nn.dy
AVID wife. Fort Worth; J z Heard, Snnse,
John F,rrar. 7 Ray, Ennis; j " Carson.
Red Oak; s W King, wsxshachie: NJ II
E.rrins,og, CalessG; wdii.n fsr nn.,.
.ay Tsx.: J r. CScxrili, Abilene: or B.
gsr' ID ming. N. NJ: s r wsdlsy, Wealth.
er,or,i; W A Shepherd, San Antonio; Mist
sus McKelsv, Temple; II Hess. Bel,inor
q : P,efc. New York; John A William
ri P,sc: v w Grubes. Naufmsr: john
P.vne. P.lm.r Dr-W II Rss, Kaufman
r " w.cy. \ Long, Lpnevew: J
Hssrd AMI viz, Sunset; J Y Pftv Poetry
William II S.uca. Ty Ter; ID n Nrvtc,
q e,on: W B-srch, Rrrqtlvn. n. y
n ais Wesfhsr'p-i: Hsnry u iiias, p
III Pluto: n \ Mckinney. Bfysn; A
Shepherd, Texas; @ T. B,yys. Terrell.
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GALVESTON

GALyEsron, March ls.-t9pecisl l-Ths
supreme court reversed N remsnded.
Petty oil. nj. vs.. Hsllinger OF. al from
Houston; Hause Va Faulkner, from Harris.
]. Motion for rehearine submitted: Cole W.
brsmmel, from Harrp.
William Golden and George wilcox were
arrested at Edna, tho county scat 81 jack
son county. TOR passing counterfeit money
BY Depnty United bta,os Marshal Leather
man and brought 10 this city n lodged Ia
the county Jail. T W. Layton ono ot the
gang. IN sill held by the state authorities ct
Edna. Layton, when arrested, had Sioo tn
spurious IS gold pi-ces IN his posseeda n,
while Golden and wilcox had oui .snlsii
amour. Of spurious silver coin ~ the de-
nomination OF % and - cam
pieces. TIC gentry arc supposed
to consist OF a gang OF about htcen or
twenty who have their headquarters In
Lavaca county. Layton Is supposed 10 be
the chief Of the gang aud the one who
manufactured "the queer" VIII De brougnt
b. this city for trial, the latter part OF this
week. Layton, with . man named Rev
uolds, WAS arrested In San Antonio In 1879,
plend guilty OF counterieit,ng and was sem
fenced 10 the penitertiA ry at Chester, Iili'
uois, for Que year. layton Is described 10
he q native 81 Missouri, about Cd yeafs old,
over SIX fact high, r~sw-Donnd, gray hair
and prominent features, and Ia SUCH an ex-
cellent mechanic that while serving bis
term at Chester he was placed IN CHARGE OF
the mechanical department OF tue penitsn-
tiary. When arrested NJ San Antonio Ia
1870 he remarked: II have done no u
terieiiing fince I lett old Missouri, 1866 y
Layton suys there 4. q plrco on fremont
street, ia this city, where the spurious coin
manufactured by the gang Is galvanized.
This place will bs looked up by the Uniied
States oficislR, and IL fonnc, tho parties Will
be arrested and prosecuted.
GALVESTON. March lS.-rPress Tho
Press club tonight elected General A. O.
alloy and Colonel W. Fl. Sinclair hcn-
orary members.
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sfcFadden and TilIer.

sr. LOUIS. March 10. -1eorge H acFad-
den the alleged confederate ~ Prentice
riller IN the robbery OF tho Pacific Express
company, arrived here this morning. He
and Tiller and the 81 press oiicisls had q
conference at tho Office ~ the
chief OF police, but nOthing new
was ELECTED. Tnler persisted ~ iating
he had no accomplice and McFadden
denied ne had anything 10 90
with the robbery. Both wers placid
la the "holdover." No warrant has
yet been issued s~ssIpst either ofthsm, nor
viii there PROBABLY he uNiil Tho express
people obtain some additional iniormsion
rom them which they desire. General
Manager Morseman, % the express COM
pSpN, says there Ia discrepancy Of $500
between the amount iound on Tilisr and
30 money bow ascertAineo TO have
bsen Ia The c1mpany's Sal.
on The day OF tho robheiy. lie
helia ves this sum went N Tllcr'a q 'eier-
ate aud All efforts # the compan q, now
directed t. fluid ont who thar confederate liz.
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TonouIn, has been instructed b. advance aa
farAa he considers advisable. The occupa-
tlon Of LsngsoD, Koaberg and Lookai, A. Ia
thought, will DO necessary In order TO pro.
vide tho security Of Tonquin
TnE ONTARIO CONSPIRACY.
Tososro, March lS.-rhe conspiracy
case against the Ontario government has
referred 10 tho committee of privileges and
elections for investigation. II the police
court to-day Wilk'rson and Kirkland were
charged under warrant and U. w. Bunt.
Ing. managing director Of the Nail. aud
Edward Meek, = local lawyer, under sum
mons, with %unlawfuliy conspiri0g To cor.
rupk aud Illustrate constitutional
prod dufo md acts OF tho legislative es-
so;ntly OF the provinces OF Ontario. No
evidence was taken aud Tho prisoners were
not asked 70 plead, but the case wes re
mnnded il-Friday. Wiikerson and KIRK
land were tnkon to tho Jail In 500 900
bail. The penalty IL said t. be two years
imprisonment aud $e5 600 foe. Kirkland
10 u resident OF Nilsssil 10, Winsonsin, 9
lawyer by profession, but also concerned In
timber limits on the boundary between tho
United States and Ontario, and desired 10
change government la order to further
his interests.
YIcAyugE suerSiss
PARIS, Marcn lS.-Ihe French govern
mert threaten 10 employ u military force
against the little republic oi Andorrs In the
Pgransss unless certain claims which
France presents are settled,
LosDoH. March lS.-As s o'clock this
morning IL was announced that Gladstons's
condition was rather worse.
BisM REX.
Berlin, March IS B smsrck rides daily
In tue T~hiergarten, Ho seems 90
he In splendid health. He
sits upon his horse with admirable
ere tness asd rides with yigor. The I'M
preston OF the re'chstag is that he has
renewed his strength mentally and
physically. Current N that he has
altered his habits, nov eating end drinking
with moderation, were confirmed during
the recent speeches IN lie reiohstag In
stead OF diluted brandy his former Hpsech
beverage. he took cold tea.
IN " soUDAH.
LONDON. March ia boat left Shendy
10 try 10 reopen communication
with General Gordon at Kharfoum
Zeobohr pasha offered to ga 10 Khngi cum
e. assist General Gordon on condition that
ne be allowed TO take funds 10 raise a force
OF 1860 blacks. The Cairo government
recommends that ENGLAND accept zsobehr's
Offsr.
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southerner. North.

We have some of tie best ty pes OF south
ern families in this city. A son or Gen.
rilphman, OF the Confederate army VINO
/, descended FROM Tenor ~Tiighmsn, WASH
inrton's stsff officer and secretary, was Ad-
m,ttsd last week to the Board OF Brokers.
The very capable physician at the Filth
Ayenus hotel, DIR. Goldthwaite.s n nephew
by marriage Of John A Ctmpeoll, once JUS
tico of the suprems court, and perhaps the
nble.t lawyer In the south. Ho wss mar
ried 10 = sister Of Mrs. Goldthwsite, who
WAS dssoended, l think, irom DR.. Wither'
sooon, one OF the lions OF our indspendence,
though then bat a recently transported
eooichm.n 10 our shores. Our foe local
architect, Richardson. IL = great grandson OF
Joseph Priestly. the philosopher, whose
~dqurntar married a LcnisiEpa llsoter,
Prirstly being in this country a voluntary
exile at the time We acquired Louisiana. A
leader OF our New York society, Mr.. Ward
M0Allister, IL a gentleman from Geoieia.
The late Judge scbley, who married Mrs.
Harry Keep, WAS Of an eminent Georgia
family, Mr.. jefferson Dayie' secretary
Mr.. Burton n. Harrison, has bees long IN
this city, and his " 70 mas gained credit by
her literary productions. --tdAih III New
" ,rk Irinuu4
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And PennyslYsuis route are I'll gaySst the
head OF the lat no far ~ accommodations
ere concerned, and to this fact is dus !htir
large asd increasing travel.
They are now running In addition 10 toe
morning line of elegant new Pullman din
ing cars, which leave 81. Louis. Union sta
ton, every morning Sundays inclnded) at
0 o'clock. u daily line OF rev Pullman
buffet cars, which lsage st. Louis every
evening Sundays ~inoluded) at 7 o'clock,
thus making a double daily line OF dining
cars from 81. Louis to New York without
change.
These cars run Yia Terre Hsnte, Indian
spolis Columbus, Pittspurg, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia 10 New YORK withOus change.
Those cars have been built expressly for
his line. aud are nv far the most elegant
EYER built BY the Pullman company. They
contain large nraWiug room With pri-
yste o.let arfan.emauts, one large smOk
ing room, a bUnet, or lunch room, sud
tgelye soo,ions. fhey should be seen to
% appreciated.
Nothing compared with ihpse advantages
are offered by any other line ont OF g..
Louis.
The travelling public can secure accom-
modsdons in ihesc cars b. ealing on or
writing 90 n. N. Oilnuru l'cEet agent, No.
l0oN F1urlh streft, 81. Lon :, Or GeoTgs
A Knight. southwestern passenger agent,
a. Dallas, Texas.
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New ORLE,Ns, March iS.-rhe PicsT-
une'e Homer spcoini says: jim Miller, VINO
had q difficulty soma time
ego with Cicero Green, coiorei,
ras wsy,sid .andEshot dane rousis
~ Green wr 10 hn1tng Sunday sith soma
ing 20 Grtsn > hnusa 20 ares. Tin, ho fired
into tho party. fatally %wound'nr Liuk
Wagner, nsphtw of Senator blackburn,
oi Little Il ~. Green Is .
Fugitive from l0stico j. ArKsns,s
Ne Is ~pu,-G.o toara.9' hy nn'sn OF oi'i..
zsns. aud II 1. ;ac-eu+ T:1 - 'gnched II
o sught.
rhs Pcs5 une's .1icsis spec
lei rcdorts severe etufm
bore tnis mafhing. Sevrrel smell drei-
logs aud ferc.s were denioli shed N root,
damaged. The Presbyteri.n church va.
moved from it, ~fourdnttpn A church at
Berwick was compl 'te Y wrecked
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az TILE A

Bdnoh of k-ys Was Reproduced last
evening before an audience that half niied
he house, and all seemed TO enjoy n
heartily. IL Is an eItrsvSRauzh,
more than a comedy ara is
Frightened by in%cident.l songs and
dauces. An African melody nag in chorus
vss pirficulArl i good. the ch.rscters
Grimos AID TEDDY were tbe beat OF the
csst. A gtet faynri with the audience
"a thsl tBgiri, only Twelve years OF age
sh0 was vel up IN her part
and csrtairly deserves sppc'sl mention.
There IL no particular merit IN the pliy,
beiug 4 medley olmDst entirely devoid OF
Dio': t tbouuds III mirth. prov king scenes,
hat d ponds entirely uron strong actiug 40
sustain H.. As produced by the co npsny
mat gave II | 1t evening II ia well worth an
hour or two spent IN witnessing II. The
soaring psssssss are sure ~ amuse any one
81 h tn' s'iRh'esi degr@eNf ~ pfecintion OF
u tensely cemii Situations and exsgseia-
On.