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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-27

BROKE OUT IN A New PLACE.-To
such of the readers of the HERALD who
have not made minute on the tablets
of their memory, that the HERALD office
is no longer at the old stand, we inlpart
the information that it has broken out
in i new place. The removal was cf-
fectcd about the first Of December, 1874,
since which time we have occupied the
commolious and easily accessible rooms
over Mr.. Thos. F. Harmon's extensive
sore, entrance through main door, first
flight of stairs to right. We trust that
every readcrwill bear this in mind, as
monies deposited through the door
cracks and key holes ut the old place can
not be acknowledged by Us. We make
this notice because we frequently hear
of persons going there instead Of here a;
and rs few have failed to pay up as
promised, we fear they have made dis
position Of their money as above men
toned. Over Harmon's is the place,
gentlemen.
And further, the Book Store is run ut
the same place where can be had i
variety of articles which everybody
needs. Call up.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-27

ALL READY FOR CHRISTMAS!
COME AT ONCE TO MARSHALL'S'
Uc: &, OFT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-27

The Indian Girl is one year older
than when she last spake to the people
through the HERALD, and it is pleas
ure to say that she has gained in eNpe-
riencc, and is better able to cater to the
tastes Of the great smoking public than
ever before. She is IN authority Oh
Segars, and when her brand is placed
on q box, whether , 1-2, 5. 10 or 23
cen,ers, it is safe to conclude that they
are as represented. In her behalf,
Messrs. Perry & Slawsou return thanks
for the liberal patronage extended du-
ring the past year, and respectfully So
licit = continuance Of the same. and
even hope that the share for 1875, may
be vet larger. Don't mistake the place
one door above Columbia Hotel
Block, and next to Dials Hardware Is
s6sAaReot. 2%
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-27

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Mr.. w. P. Bell, the popular and ener-
gctic agent of the Singer, whose head
quarters are at Cash's Store, issues his
card to-day in the HERALD. He rings
out no uncertain sound when he pro-
nounces his machine the ne plus ultra
of these indispensable home attach
ments. 1t seems almost fabulous to as
sert that the Company's investments
amount to the large sum of $50, ,000,00
and that no less than 800, ,0O0 of these
machines are Elatc yearly, il the man
ufscture of which an army Of people
>sre engaged. Call on Mr.. Bell and
purchase one.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-27

REV. j. F. PRoBsT.-We are indebted
TO Mr., A. II. f. Sheck for IN introduce
ton to this distinguished gentleman,
who is so greatly interested. not only
for the welEme Of the German immi-
grants, but for the advancement OF the
prosperity of the State. It's an interest
in which or people are Ill most deeply
concerned, and in the furthering of
which our efforts shall always be en-
listed. The great need of increasing
OR population with Intelligent, indus
trious people, such rs are introduced by
the instrnmcnt;lity of both the gentle
men named, must be apparent TO all, and
we hope that their efforts will be second
cd and aided to the fullest practicable
extent.
We learn that the Rev. gentleman
was prevented from preaching on last
Sabbath IN consequence oftlie inclemcnt
weather, and he now makes appoint
nent to preach at the same place, Mt.
Bethel Presbyterian Church in Caldwell
Township on the 3rd Sabbath in Fcbru-
aly. In the morning At 10, the sermon
will be IN German; in the afternoon at
; o'clock in English. 4 general invita-
ton without regard to denomination is
eGteaGed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-27

We are pleased to publish in the
above connection the following cores
pondencc which speaks for itself, and
is sufficient without further colImcnda-
ton from us, to show the high esteem
in which the Company is held:
CORRESPONDENCE.
NEWBERRY, S. c..
18th JAN, 1875.
To CLARA WuDMAN AND TROUPE:
The undersigned, approaching the
efforts Of yoarsclf and Troupe to con-
tribute 10 the enjoyment of oar people,
bee to tender you q Complimentary
Benefit; time to suit Your convenience.
Hoping Ii may be in your power to
afford us the opportunity of thus testify
ing our appreciation Of the chaste en-
tcrtainments given by your Company,
we remain,
Most respectfully yours,
Y. j. Pope, Silas Johnstone, O. l..
Sclumpcrt, S. +, Fant, J. S. Hair, 4.
Wallace, George Johnstone, Benson NJ.
Jones, +. J. McCr,rv, John F. Speck,
Harry St. a. O'Neill. F. \. Parker, G.
w. Garmany, R. +. Phifer, II. Clare
mont Moses, +. +. Salinas, I. G. Pool,
J. Y. M:Eall. Geo. p. Meredith, \. G.
Maybin, Thomas Cook, Nj. Foot, K. II.
Grrnckcr, Jno. B. O'Neill, T. Q. Booz-
er, W. W. Milan, w. \. Miller, 1st
It., 18th L. S. Inft., 1t. Anderson, 18th
L. S. Inn., W. G. Maycs, \. }. Har-
;,r,o,, T C,r,;,crtoD II NJ Word
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-27

Jan. 90, ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

made The picture /. made " lines. what II IL nece--
sury know OF limo In order 20 know nj that Il to no
krown nbout IT. To know line must know is length
direction. and relative position The picture u uiade ut
real lines which are the lines In the object appear
therefore. the apparent length, direction. and rc'tive
position 0f nc u thu object Is the real Length drrc-
ton. and relative position OF the corresponding
line In the picture But, II viii be aSsed
How shall ascertain what the apparent length
direction. and relative position of each n" ~ Tie OBJECT
ia order that m.iy know how o. make II IN lcpc
tDicf In hooking at picture or printed page "t hod IL
prrpcndi, lar to the direction in which We are LOOKING
and, therefore. must elsre The apparent ltnSi1
and direction and find the apparent relative POSITION OF
the lines Of obect In plane which u perpendicular 70
a line drawn from thu eye 20 tine cenicr OF the object
II then. teach tho child g. hold ruler at given DIS
lance say at arm's engihl FROM the eye perpendicular
a. the direction In which he u looking and IN such way
that tile line "a along us edge, one end II seen pp
site end OF the line aud the thumb IN held opposite 10
the oi her end Will h. not know hon 20 ascertain the up
p0rfnt length direction AMI relative position OF nnrs
and bv grading the objects that the steps are easy anu
progressive, VIII he not learn TO draw IA nave s9gettcu
above, readily easily and accurately III the children III
our common schools be taught az to be enabled ~
represent all nHninAte objects VIII they not have another
ties bo cultivated Who our practical people ami
people OF tact but those in whom the faculty Of close
observation iE largely dovolcredi wcud call me NJ
teption Of practical mon and women. and eduratOrs ID
general Co this sulect l. IL not possible w maze "u,h
system as have suggested. and would not the adVan
tage 10 the whole country pay for tho eDort
Ci,rst1nd, OhiO. April % 1878. T. I. l. H.
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LATEST SHIP Ne rs
For other shin Noes sec F,Ish Pl2e. J

For other shin Noes sec Ffh Pa2e.
ARRIVED
steamship FranconLa Biag PORTLAND With mse pas,
snip csrTIc6s Of worsington Carr Manila lO2 days with
Lux FcsiinS seute (Nor GjerulseD Plymouth. Eng t8
Bark Mary Ann of south ,heIis Folett. batavia Noy
PasO,I.ng aIjOrvaur Drt lJ VA bermuda Apill TO-
win n,ds. Anchored in over Bay for Orif-s
Brig Daisy. McCarty, NO JaneTO Feb ~ via Hampton
schr siS BedeI Porter Il days with osvOod
SnooNfs-iI'ER AAb cog siW'9 81 .,o,..
r MsG' Fuller, fl River < " Psrksr Fsi! Rvef
Native, Fan River Island city. Gloucester
SAILED.
steamships cuba for Liverpool Ashland for sayanush
SsI.s i Tor aS Masn5s for Bremen houa
vrrpool Auth Amei can, ior IAN Francisco bars : A.
Merry. Ci.uueso,l ~ ". iirct, for iE'enas Liza
a G pr yera cruz lang sunny SOUTH for Mobile Ellen
WIS WIHD-sunse,. fresh :. F.. clear
MEMORANDA.
soop Phillip Paulng New York FOR oyster Raw
Hrll Gale 5t inst ran into thc ,teln
Dock At Astoria breaTns her mat - rom the ascS
TOW and brought 10 the city Tor ieiars.
DOMESTIC PUITs.
sAvANXAH, Nav ARRIVED, steamship San Jacint0, for
NrwY or -hip Rosa Donleur from Lerpoo VT proceed
10 Pc,.saros -chrs Carrie l. Goirry tom ~ ORR T.
rl- rpautl ior Now orE sailed, steamship LfonLL Tor
CHAg.TsIoS May 5.-Alrvcd. -clr T Harris. from New
Yorl sailed .. = IOley for baltimore no.. , c-u,.
fIom Havana Cleared steamship happahauHoeA. for Key
r. .i5s Eay - lesIod ;eahship- Seminole Savannah
ior riAeiDnia Ccu hitn-y. iOr ewfoIK, lax
FOREIGN PORT.
LoNroS MAY 5-sailed for The United States Iochee
forst, unanima, fornosa Cunbrilgr tdhOnd Ilcansc.
is ''' msslsSippi Aasse Anna Australia, Emilia Fr>c
Lotus Peeg La and John h Arrived on te All inst-
snsr 5oS S'f s ~ p Ss s Sa oo s
5th 'a, selma stanford ,I,sop' Ar1 anair Ai5na Irio
arrived. AndTIH, ih-ieoe' and Geo l. Kemp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
JUSTICE TO 4 PROFESSION.

THE CLANCY IN TIE MEDICAL BOARD OF THE
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sic: Al tho annual meeting ef the Board of Man
ayers of the Presbyterian Hospital, the officers were
reelected.
The Medical Board. composed OF men Of high
standing in their profession, was made the subject
Of change Without notice. OF warning, or resigna-
tion and with charges preferred. no good reason
given, four of the physicians in attendance were
dropped from the list and four other names substi-
tuted. This action il unprecedented in the history
of our institutions. and seems. at the least poor
return for tho time and labor, and skill bestowed
upon the PATIENTS and always rendered gratuitousy
This treatment il felt by many tn be unjust, and to
call for explanation since tle men thus sumnarily
displaced Of standing in their profession, Of
Christian character, aud good reputation.
Unless very good reasons can be given 1t IL per-
fectly plain that some one has made a mistake.
Will any self-respecing man give his services to an
institution from which he is liable to be turned ont
neck and heels at any tune without warning. oppOr-
tunity for resignation, reason given' "Some one
has blundered' NEST CE PAS.
Aep York. May ;, 1873.
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P4SSEAGERS SAILED.

POR LIVFRPOOL-Ia steamship Crba May 5.-R. L
amteI Mis- aupbr Mrs d. Torrance Mss Torrance aud
usld servant Mrs D. b. Allen aid maid servant VIM Brket
and son VIM Creighton. j. ". Akin. Thomas LyaL MIR
Wilde MI. Dixon H. Jones' Rev. Ihaddeus A. >niyeley
A. and Meyers Mr. AbercrUmble Mr and Mrs q. W Carr
infant and NJ Glass, George PAS MT and MIA j.
Meyer Helen G. Butler Miss Iuckerman Geo W. Pack
Robert l. Packard and Mrs :, W Johnson anu IN
faint W johnson, and ant. Mrs John u e = 3
c,dren and maid Miss KObDe. Rev Edmund Guiibert aud
Mrs Edith storm, Miss Theodore NJ Storm Muster
Waller storm Mrs Batter Master Willie Butler Mr. and Mr
l. f. Balry nuIs, Nj. and Mrs. W {. ward
children and infant h. Capp, Charles y. Owen A huz-
che ami wife aud friend Miss Cobrn Miss
shelby Mr and Mrs Fullerton. Mrs samuel g. M0TrsOn
Child infant aud maid servant II squire. Henry Easi"n
Fassitt, h Fassti, Rev. and MIS- y =
perry Mr. Mrs. w. +. Pool and chld Mt SchAunkel
Geo r. Baker. Col Clnrke Charles ". Garth, Mrs r. NJ
Klein aud daughter e. H. Darling ana child o. Bar
hOomew Nj and Mrs. 1nirwcll ana ltADt Ar ami Ars X
and mad John T. Orna, ME- and MIS-
Strachey Mr-. J. Ld"Ard Wilkins Ar and u r. Lev
sntiOrpe NJ \. ntunron MI Sherwood, " u - Eyai
George ". Briggs. {. EoH don.
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HE cHAMBEH or COMMERCE. CONTEST

TO th> HdifOr Of The Tribune.
SIR Permit an ex-otiiccr of the Chamber
few words tina, may thrown light upon the which
are agitatng and confusing the minds OF many WHO
honestly have the best interests VI tho Chamber OF Com
uncrce AZ heart Tie misleading character OF the docu-
mrnt signed by few gentlemen, the larger number OF
whom have seldom taken any active Interest
in the dOngs OF the Chamber, which has been 40
extensively published. Will he readily discovered
If few moments arr given Ia It's careful consideration
That gentlemen in question have perfect right TO
their pcr-ona Views all subjects. should deny
but they have right represent Themselves ne being
in taking the Chamber out O TIM groove or rut
into Which IL Is now running"
The fact Ia the small cIne who have heretofore con-
tr0lcd The Chamber the real promoters of the 40
called Independent ticket" ami they ear that with the
election Mr. Opdyfc President their grasp VIII be
lOusenrd and the control OF the Chamber Will fail where
il ightiuly bclOngA INTO The hands OF the membership
al LtrgC.
Those who have knowledge OF the doings OF the
Chamber phsf must admit That u0 one ba5
been ia seudt ~ ols Ia promote It- heert
interests, aud -cltadcrinclug nor nds thtte
courteous modest III The pltreht.l-
ton before the bOly than Dir. Opdyke. he
has fdlr Consideration " Inc views pre-
-cutcI b. TUE humble, member, aud now flcnJ deserves
th hearty Endorsement OF all THESE are The nrih CON
ylcilon-, briefly stated, of all 01Olilt.r "Iid
Acr- York 4 ~ D. 1878. CAREFCL OBSERVER.
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GOVERNMENT WE1THER REPORT
MID pARINE.NI.
WAR DEPARTMENT;
OPpTcY OF Tl,R CHIEF s4iNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON ID. G., Monday. MAJ e. A. Al
Synopsis Cor tie pat tientyfDuT hours.

War DEPARTMENT
OPrTcY OF TlH CHEf rAiNAL OFtlCshi
WASHINGTON, ID. C., MONDAY, MAJ T. A Al
Synopsis lor tie pat tt1epyiOuT hours
The barometer has fallen over the Lower
Lakes, where it lowest, aud warm sou "tHt
winds and light rain extend thence south~ard TO Norm
Carolina ii, ,, =.
Cooler, clear weather prevails over the Upper Lake
region and the Lower Missouri Valley
Southeast winds with partly cloudy warmer weather
prevail IN the South Atlantic and Gull States
Rising barometer. southern winds. ana ctear weather
are reported from New England
The river Wednesday at Memphis, nut icu III
Omaha Leavrnworth. Cincinnati and Louisville
PrObQJiiii,es. $500
During Thursday In the south Atlantic ana GI Saie-
FILLING followed hy rising barometer. southely wnd-'
warmer and partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee, the ONO valley ana inc laAe rElon'
stationary rising barometer, southwest to MOI tnti ~
winds cooler clear clearing weather, WIN Osls III
Michigan and Wisconsin.
yor the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valley.
rising followed by falling barometer. southeast wuns'
warm r cloudy weather. -,
For me Middle and Eastern States stationary ana Jo
Inn barometer northeast 10 southwest T,nds, ud7raer
cLJliy ,oedt.er. and possibly Ilghf ram.
The rivera will rise from NclsDis ~ cairo, Out tue
Ohio aud lower Missouri viii fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
THE DRAM A.
Mr.. vNCENTS BENEFrT.

at BOOTHS Thoater to-day a Morning Ter
.,,,ooce will be given for the benefit of the stage
r,onaccr. Mr. l. ]. Vincent. This Is graee'u' anu
.ndy recognition OF efficiency in Office aud industry ana
zeal in the performance of laborious duty Mr. vincent
enabled 10 offer strong attractions TO the paysoms
onllic Members OF Nj WGliack- company VIII appear
to, her with Pauline Rutherford. Joseph Whceioch
Frederick Thorne Alfred Wlkie, j. H. Thomas' "'"rSe
Fawcett Rove Frederick u. Warde. c. b. Bishop, and
the M.dr,epl BOYS Tho Daughter OF the Regiment"
THE Serious Family" and other pieces Will be pre-
sened In the former tho heroine will be personated
BY Mss Ella Morant. young actress OF talent ambition
and earnest purpose IN her calling. Mr.. Bishop VIII
enact Aminidab Sleek aud Mr. Rowe Capt AsP''y
Nauure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
p1sroRrs THIRD SEASON IN AMERICA.

The details of Madam RistOris third season
in America are interesting and significant, as showing
her energy and endurance and the bo teous
That began on the night Of the I'd O March ut the
Ivcem Thcatsr In this city, when RIstO came out ar
Mnd-n and counting up TO next Saturday. when the
eminent actress makes her last appearance In New YORK
abe will have given IS representations These have
been distributed follows In NewYork 30; in Brook
iyp 4: in Boston, 8; in Philadelphia, in Washington
2: in Baltimore, 9; and one In each OF the cities or
Providence Hartford, New Ravon. and Newark Qa"s"
Elisabeth has had IL performances Bdie A'o'netfe TO-
Ia.cresia Borgia, L.: Mary ShIy S Modea. 81 Re"dia
d FTonc1 ono The recitation from Schiller In French
and tbe little comedy OF " Mad Purpose are recB
oned o. incidental Madam Ristori has now made new
contract with Mr. Grau and will give performances 10
Chicago in Cincinnati, IN Louisville, in lndanapo-
lis IN St Louis and IS IN san Francisco. Her Tooth APP
pearncc viii b. made according 10 tho present PLAN On
Junr IL In the latter city; and on the next day snc
will embark there for Australia The season mas pteu
sucressfu one spite Of bad weather and variable
business The receipts have averaged nearly S2oOo Tor
each performance This prosperity fails but little snort
q; that which attended RlsOrs first tour OF America, In
1866 and largely exceeds her gains In the second 'our
in 1sG--6S Mr. Maurice Grau's souudness OF Judgment
tact and resoluo energy. the direction of Risorf's
tour ART 10 be remembered elements contributing to
the success. Tho young manager has herein JUSTIFIED
tbosr OF his competent skill and faithful ce
yot,on 10 art AMI duty which entertained al the DO
ginning of his professional career
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

INJUNCTION ASKED FOR AGAINST TIE GEORGIA
RAILROAD.
AUGUSTA, Ca, May "a bill has been filed
by Gen Tocmbs and Ii. Haidcman. attorneys Tor Ger
tain stockholders the Georgia Railroad praying Tor an
,inction To rstIn The officers OF that corporation from
completing the purchase Of the Western Railroad OF Ala
baIna or from paying interest tie Endorsed bonds OF
sand road Judge Gibson will hear argument IN the case
an Tnrsav next The Western Railroad "a Alabama Was
rocenty pnrchascd Jointly by the Georgia anu tue Cen
tal Railroad COmpaulco who indOreers O tho bonus
OF the Western Railroad.
NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS TOB TUE LAKE SHORE
RAILROAD.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 5.-The annual meet
,n of tho stockholders of tho Lake Shore ana Michigan
sutle,p Railroad WIS held the COmpany's offices IN
this city to-day The following elected directors Tor
the ensuing year Mr. Buri taking the place made va
cant by the death Of Mr. etlnHn; COrnriius Wander
biIt VIM H. Vanderbilt. Augustus Schc, Robt l. CrI"-
ford Samuel T. BaTgcr, john BurTl all Of New-l orr
IIsnrV Il Payne and Aniasa Stone jr., OF Cleveland:
Nm l. scott Charles 81 Reed Judah g. Spencer Oi Lriei
AIDerC Keep ana j. COndit Smith Of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
DRAMATIC NOTES.

For her own benefit, on Friday evening, at
enc Lyceun Rso Will repeat Medcd and appear III the
ute comedy &" Pazzi per ProgrettO."
John Mccullough has been quite Ill, OF Late,
and he j. now at the Hot Springs at san Ius ODspo
Conutv California where he has found relief and benefit
Mias Nelson will act Pauline. in +" The Lady
~ LYONS" on Saturday night, at Booths Ihcater atd
ON the same night Tho Rivals" and Happy fdr
viii replace The Road Ia Ruin at WallheNs
Mr. Charles Calvert has collected into q vol
ume the stage editions prepared by him. or SNAKES
pcarpan plays that he has brought ont within the Ia ven
HYcars ~ the Princes Theater Manchester, England
These plays arc: Anthony and Clcgpat a. inc
Winters Tale" Bichard H." Henry ", Inc mrr,
chnnt ~ Venice" "Thc Twelfth Night" and tho first
mart of Henry ~" The book contains notes and sng
tons Of real value to te student OF Shakespcare ana
4 is a dne memorial OF nOhr and honorable labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
nv RGHAUsOu Arri 49, IN Innsbruck TyrD. Sra Eron0re
a. wife Of Julius ~.

B,rghsI,. wife OF Or. Julus NJ Berghsus
EoDISs,-Fsiere Hamilton. sRcd 2e Iu-nt'-
" Hr,gn'-. at p N. today Nay g. Friends invited :"
nR.IYEPD-on rueay NAV 4. Aan5cn Post rrsiDert, IN
r1n e ss S % VII h. hd NJ II, tate rofesc i7s ast
s,tJ fourth ~. trdsy. May T. at II a@
BOOLE-In Brodyu. May .. John Boo In the Ed year on
r%nsp5 1' On Friday. at O'Clock III sOuib TnrdsL
CuAPJAN-At Nor,irh y y. NAY B. HIATT q :. 'hafn2n.
only daughter u BENJAMIN and Eila H. ca spman
GOULD-0u wednesday, MAY g. at the reshoaee Of Dr
Si"w II Tie late CEN J.cob oald o, IOhrsts:. " "
The T,mans Will be taken 10 Rochester iOf lheiHrbI
HAGsEY ~ Astoria. Wednesday. May s. 1873 stephen
me i i bs air or az on Trisg arrnoon al
O'Clock. leave Peck slip and Fulton harAeI slip al
HuTcHINsoH-Ir Cleveland. o, on Monday ArIt 90. Of
disease heart Mr. A. HuiChlnsOn. aged 90 gears
denly on Wednesay Nay D. Charles owen Jons aged IS
Not &c Of funeral hereafter.
LOTT-in this city, on May the residence q her sonin
law George Fisher Mis- Amanda Lott. Sios o. uenry kut
P6 Iaaepha Cincinnati and Dnnbnry papers please copy
mAsoNAt TackGn:aCs tn he t2a yea 81 her sa ~.
Her friends are respectfully invited to attend her inncrs from
Thur.,lay the 9Th Of May instant
MoRGAN-on wednesday evening, May 5, o. pnenmonlA
sy YEAR. and and + m 1Sl;S '''''
Notice Of funeral hereafter
ID Ara6els g. wfsof r Mo6iyit- and youngest daosh
PALMERA Jackson. MiclL Tuesday, May g. Ida Painer
In the 23d year Of her ave.
QUAcKINBU sH-on Monday May g. Hannah C.. wife Of
BENJAMIN QuDC kinbur8.
Tie relatives and friends u The family respectfully invited
10 attend funeral Thursday afternoon Of ocrs
from the UuiyeIss Church. corner OF Beeckor And Down
iEgsts.
sP0ONGROn Tuesday the 18th inst. Jane r., widow OF Dr.
-. opOOI.r ..,-,-,., -
Rli,es and friends q the family specially invie 70
attend funeral her late residence william ST. PAIN
field ~ j. Friday the eth st, az m. Carriages nin
be at taned depot arrival VI tho l2fO train from MS
city.
THOMPsON-A Jersey ely Heights " J., on Tuesday May
1878. pueunoua, Alice Adelaide daughter 0 Auspby
ami AnLio Thompson aged years and months ,, ,,o
respectfully invited aehd
funeral IRON tfton place JET
Friday afternoon May at - 500 cl"tK
Hun nglan) honolulu oandwtCa lslans papers please
copy.
WEEKs-At Glen Cove, l. l., on Tuesday, My T. VIM A
Weeks i his 3uth year. -
Funeral services the residence 81 his ther VIM NJ Weeks
OF Thnlsisy May D. at O'Clock D. carr ages VII O- IN
tie arrival Of $50 O'Clock train from James
slip.
WILLIAMSON Monday. May 3, Hannah. sife Of Matthias
williamson. aged bI
Funrral Church Jersey City THURSDAY May az
H.lsvSs ami trends invited lnternonI WIZ We ~
Elizabeth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
BENEFIT OF MRS. WILKINS.

At the Union Square Theater, tonight, the
cerfo1napce OF The Two Orphans will be- for the
benefit Of Ms Mary wilkins the excellent representative
OF La Froohard. Since this lady came out here at
Wsllaehs Thcater, dozen years ago, as the Wtdo'o
Green and made signal HIT she has shown her talents
IN many characters, and always maintained herself IN
the lkng Of rlay-goers Latest effort is the most
rraplc Of all and a considerable measure OF the
popularity OF The Two Orphans" certainly due to
the reality Of cruelty, vice. and horror with which her
embodiment Of tho nag invested Mrs wilkins merits
q substantial evidence OF the public appreciation.