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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-22


GoLp HILL F1RENEN.-Mayor Arick,
of Virginia, has extended formal invita-
ton 10 the Silver Bar Hook and Ladder
Company. of Gold Hill, to participate in
the Fourth of July celebration. Mr..
Lee, the Foreman. this morning showed
US the document, and having consulted
with most of the members, it has been
agreed 10 accept the invitation. \ meet
ing of the company will be held this even
ing at half-past seven o'clock, at the Stock
Brokers room. next door to the Post Of
fee, to make arrangements to attend the
celebration in full force. The uniform of
the Hook and Ladder Company is black
pants, red shirts, and glazed caps. As
the hose carriage and the hook and ladder
truck, which have been supposed to be in
course of construction for some time past,
are not quite finished, the company will
attend this year without their apparatus.
The members of the Silver Bar are ear
nestly requested to attend the meeting to-
nirhr.
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SUICIDE.

The nft-absorbing topic of the day, in
Gold Hill and Virginia, Is the reported
death by suicide of Joseph w. Phillips, u
stock-broker and resident of Gold Hill.
This morning telegram was received, as
report hath it, by Messrs. Williams and
Barstow. of Virginia, to the effect that in
pursuance of dispatch placed in the
hands of the Sheriff of Lander county,
and upon which warrant of arrest was
issued, when the Overland Stage arrived
at Austin, the officer opened the door of
the stage, inquired for Joseph W. Phillips,
that parsonage responded, and being in
formed by the Sheriff that he had war
rant to arrest him, Mr.. Phillips immedi-
ately drew pistol from his pocket and
blow his own brains out. This is the sub
stance and tenor Of the dispatch, as we
have heard it stated by parties on the
streets of Virginia. We have no rea-
son to doubt the report, although it is
with some regret we make the announce
ment. Mr.. Phillips has been resident
Of this town about four years, and in tina t
time was one of the most active business
men in it. He was almost universally
known to every business man and miner
here, and, Us far as we know, generally
esteemed and regarded as a good citizen.
Mr.. Phillips, last Friday, sent his family
Consisting of wife, son and daughter
to San Francisco, to take passage on the
steamer for the East, on visit. From
our acquaintance and almost daily bust
ness connection with Mr.. Phillips, We
certainly had no knowledge of his pccu-
| MARY embarrassment-but since he left
on the Overland Stage, on Monday after
noon, some developments have transpired,
which indicate that he was greatly en-
barrassed pecuniarily, and THAT some mat
tiers seriously rejecting upon his honor as
! a man have come to light. The gossip
ping thoroughfares of Gold Hill and Vir-
einia are filled with many rumors, and at
present we refrain from publishing any Of
,hem-except those referred to above.
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Withhold not good from them 10 whom il
IL due, when il in in the power of thine
hand to do il. say not unto thy ncighbor,
500, and come again, and Tomorrow
will give" when thou hast IL by thee. De-
wise not evil uEainst thy neiGhbOr, seeing
he dweIleIh securely by thee.
Prov. III: 23,29.
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IKE NORTHERN MINES. - Almost daily,
saws the Shasta Courier, we are shown let
tiers from Bannock, Canon City, Owyhee,
Lewiston and other rich lin imagination;
localities. \ few-a very few-say they are
doing well, but will not advise their friends
10 90 there. The majority, and very large
one at that, say they are only waiting to get
money enough to get home to old Shasta.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice.

Notice.
TNHE COMPREHENSIVE IN TIE BANKING
Kelly, Of the City Of New York and Joseph A, Dom
oboe, Vim. G. Ralston, and Ralph S. Frctz, of San
Francisco, under the i!m name OF EUGENE
KELLY CO., New York, and DOS0IOE, RAILS
TON CO., San Francisco, will cease on the tirst
day Of July, lS6i Eugene Kelly AMI Joseph A. Dom
oboe withdrawing from the copartnershp
The business will be settled In New York by
Eugene Kelly, and In San Francisco by VIM, Z.
Ralston and L. s. Fretz
Depositors are requested to hand In their books
for settlement at the banking house of DonOhOe,
Ralston i Co. EUGENE KELLY,
Per J. A. Donohoc, Attorney,l
JOSEPH A. DON0H0E.
WIN. c. RALSTOE,
i. $. FRETZ.
Sun FranClgCD. June II
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NEW TODAY.

Notice to Advertiscrs.-ThoSco f our patrons
whose places Of business AZ" at the upper end Of
town. can save themselves walk, by depoSltnS
their advertisements or messages In our box at the
Post Office
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Gold Hill Post Office
June % 1914

Persons calling FOR these Letters viii please say
"ADyERTIsED' AMI give date Of List.
ArchambnGIt Il Fisher, Thomas Mcbride. John
Phillips Gibbons. TnOs McNamec, John
Black, David Carver. Michael MCMaEaS, SHml
Birch, John " CASTOR. Dr. Mcdonnell, VIM L
Barry, Vim ii0kI!nc. @ II Mcdonald, S, .
Bawtien, Tobias Hurst, Sylvester Nelson. Elw
Becker, Rose Hatch. u i Nth American Co
Balabrtga, i II Hall, J l. Phillips, ChasR,3
BOpc. NJ VI Hays. SAM Phillips. J "
Bowers, Mrs llaragau John Perry, Geo
Bertrand, VIM II lilckrt, Il 4 Ring, OrviS
Bcasante, Martin Hill, eli EIglcy, JAS II
Rel, John Ing, John Riley, ChaS
BelEnap, "a johnson, J F Swancy, J l.
Brown, Mrs LiH kagcc, George, . Spargo, John
Brown, Warren, Kenny, Pat Saunders, Geo S
Brooks. John W Kendall Henry Sargent. II i
Carr, ThoS Il Kelly, DIV SchOnlng, John
Cook, CIV King, Miss Ellen Smith, EW
Cole, James VI LcIhy. John smith. Reuben
Collins. DanG Lirhtenbcrger SGSmith, Foster
COnners. James Lewis, Lindcr smith. VIM VI
Crrmmeync, Mrs lllwrcncr. Vim II Tucker, JAS VI
VA Marphy. John Thompson, Il
Cralscr, Major MunsOn + 4 Tucker II
Dreiy, Edward alahOEy. John Tcitt. Ebin
bury. Martin Aahlonc, w l. Y Taylor, Mrs NJ 4
Dillon, Danl March, 4 u Uncle sam Co
Denies, VIM Mardcn, VIC Ndst, John
Davis, = W. . Moore, Roll Wright, W l.
Donovan, DAM Moore, Alex Vessels j W
Edwards VS. Mrn, ThOs Wells, VIM
Fallen, TnoS MCGraw. Adm Wallis, ThOs X, 2
Farrar, Clinton NcDurncy, Geo Wakeman, Willet
Foreign List.
Casper Shrrctz, Pierre Allarl.
Heinrich Rnlser. David Isabelle.
Peter IIrdblOm, Phil Saubat,
Edward Faust.
In22 II q. II. PLATT, Postmaster.
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SAN JosE.-A large ratification meeting
was held on Tuesday evening, June 18th, and
several spirited speeches made. The nomi-
nations Of Lincoln and Johnson were received
with much enthusiasm.
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LASGToN & Co.'s EXPRESS was robbed of
SIC, 900 on the 18th instant near Campton-
vile, and they offer a reward of $500 for the
apprehension of the robbers.
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AMERICAN CITY.

A Ill PERSONS DESTROYS OF ENTERING
n into business in new and rapidly growing town,
such rs wish to build private residences and Sc
cure Il homestead In quiet and healthy location,
are advised 10 ride or walk out To
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KNOWN TO BE RICH

And which Is being rapidly developed by large AMI
well organized mining companies, some Of them
erecting costly machinery now. and all OF them pros
ecutlng the work OIL their numerous shafts aud tun-
nelS with vigOr.
And the pruprietOrS, THOMAS HARDY Il CO,
lAie Norton. Hardy 4 Col are selling lots AZ Il
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A vigilance committee has been organized
In Enriquita, Santa Clara county, to rid the
place of cut-throats and thieves.
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Can be easily obtained any part Of II by digging
from ten to thirty feet Or from the numerous
n! springs and mining tunnels in It and the hills
that surround II.
1t is surrounded By hills which protect and render
II comparatively free from the tOruadocs frequent
in most of our mountain towns.
Ii Is in the midst Of MlninE District
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'rHE UNDERSIGNED, CALLING ATTENTION
10 the above card, give notice that on and aiter
the first day Of July next, they Will continue the
business OF the above c0partnership without inter
rupti0n at the old banking house Of DOnohOe Rails
ton & Co., I'm this city, under the firm name OF
FRETZ & RALST0S, and in New York through
the agency of Messrs. LEES d WALLER, No. y
July next, they, together with d. q. Mills, j. b.
Thomas, Louis Ncfane Asa 7. LawIon, VIM. I.
Barron, Thomas Bell. Jno. q. Earl, Mm. Norris, J.
Whitney, IT, D. T. CHIN, A. J. Pope, Herman Mich
els, Frederick Billings, George ii. Howard, II: +.
Teschcmacher, A. Haywood. Moses Ellis 4. b. Me
J. q, WilmerIIig and Vim. Alvori, Of San Francisco,
and Jacob KOrIi, OF Portland, Oregon. having be-
come for that purpose duly Incorporated under the
laws OF this State will carry on the business OF bank
Ing In al Of It's various branches, at the same place
and through the same agency, and upon the basis OF
n Gold and Silver Currency, under tine name OF
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Government Finnnccs.

New YORK, June l4.-Thc Commercial IS
authorized to state that the Secretary Of the
Treasury will accept in payment for the sew
enty-fvc million loan, two-year FIVE per cent.
legal tenders, allowing accrued interest, and
also ordinary certificates of deposit. This
will materially facilitate subscriptions
large amounts of the two-years issue having
been received at the Sub-Treasury on Satur-
day and Monday. Three millions were re-
ceivcd to-day. The amount will probably
reach seven millions.
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AMERICAN CITY
Pure and Wholesome Water

Before purchasing elsewhere. AMI the following in
uucemcntS and advantages Will present themselves
10 recommend this beautiful town site 10 their favor.
II il level AMI fertile. and an abundance Of
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From HaVana-1IaXiInil ut Vera
Cruz.

New YORK, June live have adviccs
from Mexico to June 4th.
The British mail packet Clyde had arrived,
bringing dates from the City Of Mexico to
Nav 26th, and from Vera Cruz to June lst.
Macmillan arrived at Vera Cruz May 2Sth,
having touched at Madeira and Martinique:
At the latter place he liberated and carried
with him four Of the prisoners condemned to
hard labor by Forey, and also liberated eight
others, paid their passage to Vera Cruz, and
distributed two thousand francs among the
remainder. He promised to attend to their
cases immediately on his arrival at the City
of Mexico.
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AsA = M y a ri Elm b. PAUL & CO.,
BANKERS.
Gold Hill, IN. I.
Sight Drafts on:
Davidson Il Berri, ;: :::: san frnhei7co
ID. o. Mills & Co., ::::::;; sacramento
j. G. Birdseye 81 Co., ::'::;;; Ne'au-
nerl,cr &, ,Jewctt, :.::::::: llarySvillo
bullion BOUGHT AND ADVANCES MADE
ID on same Legal Tenders Bought anu sola'
General, SpecinI and Time Deposits Me-
ceiycd, W.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
AY OF r i Q L.
Oh
Fl HA r r I s,
ArAB, PAUL & CO.'S BANKING HOUSE
Gold Hill, N. II.

AT a, b, PAUL q OO''D O1A'A
Gold Hill, n. II.
TIME undersigned established az Assay, o' g..
veur. in California. and for two yeuIs ~ ~
voda Territory, is now a: Gold Hill, wnc!o ,; y.
viii attend 10 any business entrusted !" MN VII"
promptness and dispatch.
Cold. silver and Ores OF every
description Assayed,
and returns OF Bullion made within nt h""''"
Bars or Coin. ut the option Of deposit"rs'
For correctness of his Assays, he refers to-
Mcsgrs Trevor e. Colgate. ~
Behrend & CO.-----'-. Nc"
davidson g. Berri. ....- san ranSie..
q. , f. ~ San Francisco.
TalIaut & Co........----.oh h r
REYNOLDS, Refs & Co.. San franehco'
i Hastings e. Co....-.- Sacramento
d. O. Mills g. Co.-------- -ohcI finei NJ
RideOut E. Smith. mary n'. .m
Decker g. Jewctt- hhr YIN" I'M
Is, +. Hastings 81 Go. firRhia, Nh Nh
MAYNARD s. Flood. .-..-..--. do,1 mn I1iIi
A. Il. Paul & Co. -uoIu i''''
Charges Mt san FranciEc0 hntessip ,.
febl2 ii. I.caiH,st--
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VERY LOW RATE.

AMI on terms that cannot fail to prove satisfactory
Apply to L. Il. GLOVER,
At the American City Land Office. at American
City, Orro JOSEPH L0RYEA,
No Il South G street. Virginia City.
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], BaRNERT e. CO.,

- II - n - WV
Call She attention OF their friends and the pubic !"
general to the
san FRANCISCO
CLOTH q ST o IL II
AND
VIRGINIA EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
WHERE YOU CAN BUY THE LATEST
w styles Of
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes. Blankets Iruhk''
yaIises, Carpet Bags, Kid Gloves, Perfumery, etc.
S,B.-Srw Goods OF the latest style received ny
avery Steamer, direct from New York.
GD-BENKERT'S BOUTS-A ml! supp! coa-
J. BARNERT l. CO, C street
Next door TO Wells, Fargo Co.'S Old ohlee'
In4
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Ju222 In

Jcwett Gold and silver Mining Company,
Works at Gold HILL Storey county, Nevada Terrific
ry.-NOticc. There is delinquent on the following
described stock on account OF assessments levied
the 18th day of May, 1854, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective shareholders
follows
Names. Certificates Shs INT
W B0an---- ----6D-.----S SO
And in accordance with law and an order of the
BOarui Of Trustees made on the 18th day of May,
1851, many shares Of said stock as may be neCes-
Sary will be sold the 9Th day of July Sii at ~
& Son, No. 400 Montgomery street, city and county
Of San Francisco, 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon together with costs Of advertising and en-
penSes OF the sale. A. NJ. CoMST0Ck, Sec'y,
ln22 III Office, No. soy Clay ST.. San Francisco
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fFROM YESTERDAYS SACRAMENTO USIoS.l
The Tax RiIl-Rcbel Railroads 10
Richmond,

to the Post saws: Secretary Chase urges the
amendment of the Tax Bill so as TO fix tax
Of two dollars on whisky and ten per cent. on
incomes.
A special dispatch to the Commercial says:
Indications are that the railroads BY which
Richmond is supplied will soon be made I'M
seryiceabe.
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Fire at AspinyvnH.

The Northern Light has arrived. A fire
at Aspinwall on the Both destroyed two
blocks, including the City Hotel. Loss
heavy.
An attempt to assassinate Mosquera was
unsuccessful.
The Illinois was at Aspinwall, June 9TH,
waiting the arrival of the America at Panama
from San Francisco.
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Operations before Charleston, >. Co.
4 Rebel Regiment nearly Annihi
lated.

New YORK, June ll.-Hilton Head cor
respondence, under date of June 9th, re-
counts various expeditions in that section.
On the ODD of May, Colonel Won elisa, with
detachments from various commands, pro-
ceeded toward Secessionville, at Battery ISL
and. The rebels were charged upon and
driven from their works. In this attack the
Fifty-ffth Massachusetts nearly annihilated
rebel regiment. The reconnaissance being
satisfactory, our troops were withdrawn.
Firing on Charleston and Fort Sumter was
kept up at intervals. Beauregard had called
for 5000 troops to reinforce him, but was
told they could not be spared.
There is prospect that the keokuk will
be raised.
On the oath of May party was sent to
Ashapoo river under General William Biz
ney, which met with nothing but misfortune
from the start. The steamer Boston got
aground and had to be abandoned, when the
rebels riddled her.
Rebels Beaten i'm Florida.
NEW York, June l1th.-A Herald CORES
pondent, under date of June LIST, says Gene
raj Gordon made brilliant dash on the reb-
els in front of Jacksonville. The rebel camps
Finnigan and Baldwin were fianked, while
another party attacked in front. The enemy
fed in confusion.
Battle mt Columbia. Ark.-RebeIs
Repulsed.
CAIRO, June 11th.-Memphis papers of
June 10th give further particulars OF the bat
tie of Columbia, Ark. A force under Gen.
A. ]. Smith landed, June 9th, at Sunnyside,
below the batteries, and took up its march
early next morning in the direction of Lake
Chicot, keeping along the west bank of the
Mississippi. About nine o'clock the advance
met the enemy, two regiments strong, posted
upon the opposite side of bayou emptying
into the lake. After a short artillery duel
the enemy fell back to a stronger position,
an open field being between the two lines
The batteries again opened. By that time
Columbia and places above were in flames
General Smiths forces were, it seems, rest
ing from fight Of a desperate character tina,
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bENNbNI bN n BAhOhBEhlh lObbE.--hDDuL IL
o'clock last night Lieutenant Patten, with posse
of police, made descent upon bawdy house at
Tenth and Marble streets. Peter Kline. the
alleged proprietor, seven men, aud five women,
were taken iutO custody. The who'll party were
arraigned before Alderman Jones this morning.
Kline was held 10 $1,000 bail, 10 answer mt cDurt,
and the others were held for q breach Of The
peace.
CHARGED WITH FoRGERY. Before Alderman
Shoemaker, last evening, Samuel ILLS aud Will
liam Rhoades were charged Iyith forgery and
attempted fraud. Il is alleged that they swindled
soldiers wife OF Si00 They had tue money
to bring u her, but got receiot from her, and
then refused 70 hand over the money. They were
committed for trial by Alderman Shoemaker.
MEETING IN THE TRSTH WARD.--A large and
enthusiastic meeting was held last night at the
Hall of the Tenth Ward Association, corner OF
Broad and Race streets. Eloquent speeches were
made by eX-GOyernor Pollock, Hon. Charles
O'Neill, Hon. A. W, Benedict, William s. Pierce,
Esq, and other gentlemen. The meeting ad-
jOurned with cheers for Lincoln, Johnson, and
the whole ticket.
CLAIM DISMISSED The claim made to a por-
ton of the cargo of the prize steamer Chatham
has been dismissed. The claimant alleged that
he was a loyal citizen Of Georgia. that he had
turned his Confederate money into cotton, and
watched an opportunity to put II on board the
CN0ftun WHICH Ihu NnG DlOIhauus
ANOTHER RAILROAD ACOIDENr,-This moru-
ing Patrick Morhuttan, Of Company b, l50.h
Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, was run
over by the Germantown railroad cars at Turn
pike bridge, in the Twenty second Ward, aud had
both legs cut off.
ACCIDENT AT A SAw-mLL.-Thi5 morning
about 10 O'Clock. Frank Turner, eight years of
age had his right hand cut Off in a saw-miu at
Franklin street and Girard avenue. He was
taken to st. Josephs Hospital. His parents
reside In Hutchinson street, above Thompson.
A UNION MRRTINo.--A Union meeting will
be held this evening at skeppaclsYille, Mont.
gomery county, when Lieutenant Lemuel G.
Reeves, and IL. A, B. Williams, of this city, will
address the people on the tissues Of the day"
RRoRuIrRo.-This morning tho Mayor issued
warrants for the payment Of the city bounty to
foTty-eight men.
FATAL AocIDRET.-rhi morning a man named
John King was run over by locomotive on
Washington avenue and killed.
FIRE-The alarm Of FIRE between IL and l2
O'clock to-day, was caused blythe burning Of the
roof Of house No. 1872 York avenue.
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PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, October Cotton is very dull this
morning; held at Spool 25, cash.
Coverseed from 30 to slO5O q GO lbs, Faxseed
from So TO $780, and Timothy from $3.50 Sc per BUSH
About 10 hhds. No. Quercron sole at So Per ton
The Flour Market Is dun ever, with an exre nely
limited inqui y, both for export and home consumption
Sales Of lOO0Jbls Ohio family terms kept secret
and 600 bbls extra at $40 PER Dbl The for the sup
ply OF tho trade from $3.50 for superHne up t. sIa 25
for common and fancy lots. There Ia very little Rye
Flour here, and Il Is nominal At g. 1000
In Corn Meal nothing doing TO TX quotations,
There more demand for Wheat, part Of the de-
cline recorded yesterday has been sales OF 700
bush prime Southern red at 81 II 4 bush. and small
lot Of white at S24o62 a.. Rye Is dun and offered at
sGO Corn Is rather unsettled sales OF 1900 bush
Western al 81 GOIl G2 $50 bush yellow AZ kl'G3 out IL
offered At the close ~ go; and 800 bush lite on
terms not mace public Ons have de clnei an offered
at sSc. q bush,
In Groceries and Provisions tie sales unmpor,ant
The demand for DO ID Leaf aGd Manufactured rnblcc
las been extremely lmicd and prices Of tie former are
docln ng. Inspected In September 3Oi hhds, stock on
hand Isl Instant GU hhds.
woolha- again declined 5Q6o. p pound We have /,
note continuance Of the inactivity and depression
which chsractrzei IN" market at tie close our Ia
report, and prices have IA ed very irregular.
whisky 10 rul and picc. dr00llng; sm ~ sae4 oil Ohio
barrels al tlTs, and iN Drudge AT sl75.
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DOINGs OF THE DRAMA.

"BEL DEMoNIo," at the Arch, has made a
aecI ed hit II play depends entirely on scenery and
sppoinim cts, and the scenery and appointments are all
provided as they at this theatre IN most mlgn.
cent s both the star the author and the pa lc ought
70 De- satshed. BEL DcN0Hto Is good a month nlhug
tie treasury and hrongng the house. MadIlc Vestvaii
t more fascinating thts piece than any other iu " s
she ha. appeared excepting 'Gamea' In which we ali
remember ucr with admiration.
AT THE CHEsNUT the Warren combination
larc delighted an who have them drawing 90 the
Chosnut class IN has not been there for some time
Mr.. WAron has The Ia ofmAkng the "judicous" Ia
nloctua'y satisfied, while his humor delights the
grounding" without offending. tie is trulr de-
llhuul comedian, lone uf the odd n time" Mt, Mes
layer belongs To toe sane school Mr. Ntrron has much
roc mncnu him; his manner Is imp owed and change
Sir cc me time We hrst him, he seems, no yeyer.
Naci Atn+ between va-lOu, new styles, wftn1It well
AIoNtus which ue vii ull natoy Adopt lie has talent
and great persona advantages. Miss Orton excellent ia
iurces, fuil ot viyacity ease, and fun.
MISS THOMPSON has been playing her usual
round Of char cters with rns graceful aud
gracous young actress, with her tenderness and pios
Is qufo reesh rce' from the stereptyped STYLE of
Shtr play ng Mr. hernC, not having lOih in contract
Dtsdt um mas appeared 10 grear advantage her plays
uA he ala In tIOs2 of the great uagedian.
Al the stars remain at their respective theatres next
weeA.