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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12
OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This liniment very naturally originated IN Amori'
ca, where Nature provides In her laboratory such
surprising antidutes for the maladies OF her emit
dren. Its fame has been spreading for % years.
until now Il enerrles the habitahle globe.
The Mexican Mustang Imminent Il "a matclle,s
remedxsor oil external ailments Of inau ai'i uthst
TosBck owners aud farmers II ~ Invaluable
single bottle often sayes n human NE or re-
stores the usefulness Of au excellent horse or
COW, OF sheep. -,
II cures footrot. hoofnil. hollow horn, grub,
screw.worIn ahouderrot, mango, the btes and
stings Of poisonous reptiles aud Insects. aud every
such drawback 10 stock breeding and bush life.
IL cures every external ',ouble Of horses, such
AZ auleness. scratches, swinny, sprains, founder,
wind gall, ring bone, etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang Eminent u the quickest
cure In the world for accidents occurring m tho
family. I'm the absence n physician, SUCH as
burns, scalds sprains, cuts, etc, and TOT thennar
tism, and stiffness engendored By exposure. far-
ticularly valuable 60 Miners. . .
II IL the cheapest remedy IN the world for Is
penetrates the muscle 10 the bone, aud singS
application Il generally sufficient 10 cure.
MeIican Mustang Eminent Is put up 10 tire
sizes OF bottles the laIgr ones being proportion
sicily much the cheapest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12

Advice to Johnny Bull-GO east, old
man.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.
To ovvners OF IIoEa.

In accordance with nm ordinance OF the
city OF Dallas and u resolution OF the city
Council, will on the lhth day OF December,
1871 proceed % take up, impound, and sell
the city OF Dallas. W. II. MORTON,
nOYl1-dlm CITY Marshal,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12
LIVE ANn CEMENr.

Had roads have caused great scarcity OF
MI kinds OF grain anu prlo1n have been
OTCed up far beyond its value.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12

NEW YokR, December ll.--Cott0n q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-25

manni4aft aufsefslt." @ie merbsn bic
,@eifliden, alien @eiber unb gang jun;
gen Burids" iiber ben woblunterri4tsten
Go%rreiponSentsn Der v8Sln 3ts." laden,
Der ie UNI balb Z 1br Nbenbs nod cine
UleTe bOrsn IdBt. Man srinnert ii9 bel
bieier @slssenbeit, baB bic v86lu. 3ts."
Dor ldnserer 3sit aud einmaI Na4ts IL
ubr in 8eneois bat UteIe Ieien Iaiien.
Sober biuis bentenbe 9eisr mug uns
wobl Rsdt sebeu. usnn mir iusen, baB sins
Der bsrporrasenbi item giseni9aften ~unierer
.liberaIen" S4reiber, iobaIo iie ii4 uui
bas tir9lide @ebiet usrirren, ibre mitlsib:
erresenbe l1nmihenbsit iei. Die &sbaction
Der ,.66In. 3ts." liefeIt bafir in cine,
anbetn Nummer uolsiltise Sepeiie. gs
lit unter Yaris pom einem pdpitliden Breus
gu leien, NORM nod benz 4usorude be,
,,&Oln. &c.," bic 6rsimaurer ,.sranbIid
perarbeitet" we,ben. .Sm Weitereu."
beiBt es bann in Der ,,R6ln. 3ts." mort,
LID, ,,ermdbnt oas Brsue Iobenb bic Ab:
iidsoer @eieuidaft, an pelde bal Islbe &c
ri1tet iei, bic oabin sebt, baB bic seiitli'
den Witslisoer berielben iid su Oreien per:
btnben, UNI tdsIi9 cine Meiie CUR beiliser
Oreieinisteit su Ieien, bic Naien aber tds-
LID brei DIAL communicated louen, UNI Der
Corn 9ottss iber bic Sreimaurer Su beidnf
tigea unb bic Witglieoer Der 9ogen su be:
tebren." Disie 2siitLns zines sroben,
unter benz bsideioenen &ebactions tern ftd
perberssnoen 2beolosen erinnert an bic &c:
lsssntli1 bes &uumann YroSefes pom BEN
in &ebe itebenoen BIatte sema4te Gntoet:
flung, oaB ieoer &atboIit ,.idbrli9 i'm Wai'
su communicated psrpfidtet lei. l1ne oas
iinb bic 9eute, wel9e IN Wien ben Vii16:
fen iiber ibre Pfi9ten ben Cert leien.
Die ,,Neue fr. Yrehe" in 0ien lief ii
einem Bsridt iiber bic Yrassr Subildums.
fsier ben islisen Siidof &etteIer uon Wain;
III ielner 6eitpreoist alto ipre4en: Sag
Sud bic Stnterlaber bes tatboInGer
@laubens ni9t aus benz 9ersen reiBen.'
Der Correspondent bat unslidli9er 0eii,
fat 9inte,Iase (depositum fdei) 9intsr'
laoer ueritanoen. Elm I'm 3eitaIter oes Mi
Iitarismus besreifi4es MlBueritdnoniB.
Sn Gbursau in Der ,.frsien" S9psi
wuroe 1869 bic biidOfi4e Mnorbnuas fiji,
Yrieiter, in Der bl. Weefe bic Collect,
(@ebet) pro Papa ein3uIesen, oils uner
Iaubt unb ~seieswloris ertIdrt, neil mad ben
Psli,eiseiesbu4 Is 20, betreffenb Beetle,
uno Sasabunoen) bic golleete zines pe
terspfenniss pe,bOten lei! Oab Collect
pro Papa elm 9ebet fir ben Bapit iei, ba
BON abnte Der bo4weiie Gatb BON Sbur
sau Ni4ts!
Wan iiebt: lauter nette Broben Der Be
fansenbeit, ia u6aisen tlrtbsiIsIoiisteit IN
ieres ,,Gulturpublitums'', mo- IS iib I'm
tatboliide oosr iberbaupt UNI reIisiOi'
6rasen banbelt. Die srOBte llnwifenbei
finOet ii9 itets sepaart nit Ieidtfertiseu
l1nglauben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-25
M6tuns ibr &atbOliten
bic Stimmr ocs bciligcn 0aters.

Sn uniern Sasen i9eint bic 0oriebuns
Der tatboli'6en 8reIie cine beionbere Wii:
fon sessbeu gu buben. an tbr lit es, bic
@runbidse Der Srbnuns unb bes @laus
bens bort, NO bieielbsn bcrri9en, gu bewab:
rem uup fe ba ;u perbreittn, mo @ottIo:
fsteit unb cine falie 9leidgiltisteit b,es
ielben in @erseienbeit seratben Iieben. -
Qius TX. in eiuem Sdreiben pon 1851.
@ir eriu9en gle initdnbisit allen benen
nit eurem suten Wiaen unb eurer @unit
bsi;uitebsn, bic nit @eiit besabt unb nit
seniisenber &enntnib ausseriitet, iid on
Bic @rbsit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
gen CUR @ertbeibisuns unb gerbreituns Der
fafboIii9en 9ebre uerOfentIi9en. - gncps
clica Yius TX.
2aBt Nidts unueriu9t, woburd uniere
beilise &elision unb ibrs beiliame 2ebre in
ben Sereiaisten Staaten meter perbreitsi
werben tOnnen, bamit p~erirrte Wanoerer
auf ben re9ten Bfao s%uriidseleitet weroen
mOsen.- S9reibeu Pius TX. on bic Vt:
id0fe Der .. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-25

bic Stele bisier rSchola" lit elm Cher
BON Wuiitern, BON Sansern u. Sdnserin:
nsn getreten, wel9e, ba ite sem0bHli4 melt
pom Altare e~ntfernt iinb unb ibren Hlat
aui Der iber benz 9aupttbore ansebrahten
Gmportirde baben, aud iiberoies UNI Stu:
briten ii1 uibt i'm Minoeiten tiimmern,
feline ein3ise Dir uorsei4riebenen @sremo'
MEN beoba9ten, nod aud, wenn tie mol:
ten, beoba9ten tOnntsn. Sod msbr. sic
pflesen ibren @eianssweiisn, weI1e msbr
nad lbsatralii9en Spislen rie4en, aIs an
bic bo9beil,ssn. i'm Sauie @ottes gu feiern:
ben @ebeimniiIe erinnern, aus benz Iitursis
iben Gsrte Sru9itifs su un
terleseu, melte untsr ii1 in teinsm ober
bod nur i9ledten Suiammenbanse iteben /;
AUDI mii9en lie nl4t ielten faoe @ebidte
uno Qieoer BEL, uel9e nit benz betreiisnosn
SfiiSium 9ti4ts semein baben uno oft in
elmer ldderli@en Weiie libel ansebradt, 10.
wie aud on unb fir ii9 Impatient uno ab:
seibmadt limb. l1no bieier wiiite llnfus
bat 10 iebr iibe,bano senommen, 10 melt ii4
uerbreitet, benz frsmmen Gusenosifer Der
9ldubiseu 10 uiel S4aben 3usefist, baB
beretis uon allen Seiten, uno omar in Rem
i4drfiten ausoriten, sessn i'm seeifert
murbe.
l1nb bic 8ii90fe, mel9en es aIs ben Sir:
ten Der 9eerbe Gbriifi 3utommt, iber bic
Oisaiplin gu MAIDEN, unb MiBbrau9e, MO
ii9 iolde einsei9Ii9en, absuitsasn, lieBen
es nidt an lib feblen, benz uebel oas aeeia.
nete MitteI entsesensuiteuen. inbem iie es
tief b%eoauern, oaB Der aIte @eians in Nba
gang sefommen lit, unb feline Wieberem:
fibruns iebnIi9it wiinidsn.
Sn Der 9bii9t nun, ben SntereiIen bel
8ir9e su bienen, baben Wdnner aui Wie.
bereinfibruns BEG sresoriauiiden @siansss
nit uerelnten &rdften bin3uwirten ben 8or'
iae sefaBt.
6eit bauon iiberseust, baB Der erwd5nts
@eians aIes bas fur ben @ottesbienit lsitt
unb GRILLE, mas bic Rir1e bel ibren Ssier.
li6teiten on Muiit miini6t unb bebarf, u.
baB bieier @sians allein es isi, Der fol:
Dies gu leiitsn uermOse, baben Wdnner, 10.
wobl 9eiitli9e als 0aien, in einen 0sreir
suiammen gu treten ii9 entidlohen, msI9s
dis Seretnsmitslisber -ibre Gbdtistel
ausi9IisBli9 auf bic tbsoretil9e unb prat.
tii4e pfese bes sresOrianii9en @eianses
binmsnoen molten. Oieler 0erein nun
ruirb nod benz 81. @resorius benz @robsn,
unter befen S4us unb S4irm er iid be:
iOnbers felt, Der Sanct @resorius:S srsiu
genannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-25
STRIDE uno Staat In Woro. Tue
rifa.D
(aus ben ,Stimmen .. Waria. 9aa6

lNue cen ~ .. W(arta' Saan
9orwort. Die fir1enpolitii4en Su:
itdnbe Norbamerifa's baben bauptiddlit
baburd sroBe 8ebeutiamteit erIanst, bab
man ite nibt als bas mibiam gemonnens
unb nit pielen Msni1li1teiten bebaitete
gnbsrsebniB Iansuieriser Rdmpfe, MiB:
perbdltniiie unb Notbitdnbe betra1tete,
ionoern ais ben raid errunsenen triumph
elmer mobernen SSbee, bic slorreid unb ie:
sensuOa, sIei9 elmer ~sweiten Minerua aus
Supiters 9aupt, ms Oaiein trat, nm bic
Neue Welt auf INNER pom allen itaatsfir1s
liden &opfbeiduerben su erl0ien. Dalo
vRelisionsfreibeit", balo rGoleranS", baIo
vGrenuuns BON Stride unb Staat" %ssnannt,
warb bic junse @Otiin BON ben Oemotra:
ten ansebetet unb nit &oien betrdnSt, pen
ben Staatstanoniiten s~slaitsrt unb nit
Steinen seporfen, BON ben liberaIen &as
tboIiten nit frober SOiinuns besriBt; bic
Stride aber d4tete has neue SboI unb beis
fen Serebruns.
Snwisfern bic 6ir1e ben @runbiat Der
RsIisionsfrsibsit permarf unb permerfen
muBte, inwiefern berieIbe baseaen Wabres
unb Bere4tistes in ii9 idIieBt, 1T I'M pori:
gen Sabrsans bieier BIdtter ausfibrIl9
erortert worben. Oa absr Mmerita LIBERIA
l~srieits ais bic srobe biitoriide He9enpro.
be fur bic Treffi9teit ienes @runbiasss
gilt, 10 1T IS nidt obne SntereHe, i'm Mn:
i9lufe on lene tbeoretiiden grSrterungen
bas moberne Yrtncip aud in isiner pieIses
prieienen tbatid4li4en 8erf6rpsruns stwas
ndber 3u upteriu1sn. DEM Der 2iberas
lisn rs bat, ie na9bsm Ct serabs 3sitpeilis
6rsibeit uno Staatsomnipoten3 auf iein
Banner i9reibt, in boppsIter Wsiie an
amerita unb an Der Wabrbsit seiinbist,
iubem er bic i3uiidnbe balb re~lisionsloien
Oemotratismus Propasanba gu MAIDEN,
balo srau in srau, UNI ben europ6ii4en
Staatsgott NIT u"ltramontanen @sfabrsn
3u d%nsitisen. Sbne bisie IibsraIen Sdrs
bertinite ms gin,elne 81 uerfolsen, m69s
ten mir benz Qsisr in elmer tur3sn rsberii1t
bas nOtbise Waterial bieteu, ii9 iiber ben
wirfll9en gbaratter Der ameritanil1en
GeIisionsfreibsit, ibrs ssididtIide @nts
widluns, ibre rsdtlids unb factii9s Our9:
fibruns, ibre Wirtunsen auf ben Staat
uuo bic betbeilisten &eIisiOnssenofeni9af;
ten ,i9tis gu orisntiren. Uir Beginner,
pie es bic Sa9e NIT li9 b,inst, NIT Der
biltorii4en @~ntwidluns.
l.. Oas aIte goIonialre9t unb
bsffen sei4i9tli4e Gntpits
lung.
3iemIi6 beutIid sei4ieben treten in Der
Staatenbilouns Roroamerita'S brei 9aupt:
perlooen beruor, pom benen bic erite pom
anfans bes II. Sabrbunberts bis our Gss
ltauration Der Stuarts rsi9t, bic speite
bis sur MISUNDERSTANDING, bic brittle
big aui uniere Gage. Wdbreno Der eriten
erbielt Der Noroen bes 9anoes IN elmer Nn:
5abl relisiOs wie politiid gang usridisbsns
artig orSaniiirter @emeinweien bic beitim:
menben 8eime uab Griebfrdfte leinss
y Disis abbaneIuns fam fisli6 ais cine
bss pom unlerm .iu airttn. pole.
ma&tnbtn" Warins. Wtinifsrs 3bomplpn's
ttrausstsebsnsn 8utes 'The Papacy and
the Civil Power" bttra&tst iptrpsn.-Nfp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-25

9orb Yetre bat @oburn:P Bari in Ours
req, England, ansstauft, UNI bic aIte abtei
gu reitauriren uno in bsrisIben elm gouss
fir bic SObne bes fatbOIiiden abeIs Su
srinoen. IS beiBt, Der dIteite Sobn bss
soIen 9Orbs, Der felt pier Sabren Prieitsr
1T, wiiroe bic 9eituns bssieIbsn abernebs
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-25
Rltbplifder 8irden , aaleueer.

8Snisli9e 9o9seit. -Wattb. %.
5SuuI. ben 80. Sspt. q 10. urius u. giftrr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-13
H.fYES'S DILEMMA.
VIII he Place himself Outside OF the Uing
which Made Him Pre.IdentI

WAsHINGroN. Nov 12.-It looks very much
rs though the entire issue between HAYES and
his party was narrowed for the present to tho
admission Of the Louisiana senators. Ellis saw
Hayes on Saturday night after the caucus Of
senators, and put the matter very frankly and
directly before him. II the Administration will
use the three votes over which it appears to
have some control-Chrisiiancy Matthews. and
Dawos-to seat the Louisiana Srnators. ana
Butler. the Demo rats viii giyr Hayes q work.
ing minority In ~" Srnlt" upon nuv nomination
he chooses a. mike. II not. no'. Alanfc-ty II he
lakes this cours" Ice surr'nd'rs the control OF
the upper branch into Demo ratio hands, lie
hes.tNt"s To- assum" sN.h responsibility. and
t'chninl ca-r i'm kolinge- favor has hccn
nroplre! of sufficient ingenuity 10 curry over a
dpuMiu N"naigr tween these two steps
Hayes wavcrs. The great majority of the Dam
onratir Senators have no hesitation in express
ing their decided determination to lraNr Hayes
70 tho tender mcrcirS of his party friends. if he
d"'hn.- now a. exert his influence 10 scat tho
thrrr b"morrnfi" contestants. II he docs that
and Conhing nni Edmunds can prove that he
did. the future Tor thnm il clear. 50 IN would hr
for Hayes. H. would h,out-ido and thoy inside
of tho porty which put Hayes in the rre-ilcn-
tial office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-13
TURK AND RTSSI.fN.
An Attnck on skobeIcf's Position Rcpulsed-
Heavy Fighting at PIc,nn.

CoNSTANTINoPLE, Nov. 12.-C ChcflScl Pa ,ha
has gonc TO Shipka. Mchcmct Ali will take
command Of the divisions at Orchanic.
The importation Of rye and -four is exempted
from duty until March I. 1873
LONDON, Nov. IA Russian official despatch
dated Bogot Nov IL. says
Tho Turks last night Attempted to surprise
Gen. Skobclcff's positions. Tho Russians were
warned. however. and allowed the Turks to
approach within hundred PAGES when they re-
ccived thcm with heavy fire. The Turks re-
treated to an ntrcnchcd position and main
tained n violent fire until two o'clock this
morning."
The Sanddrds Constantnoplc despatch says
1t Is reported that heavy fighting, favorable
to the TURKS. has been progressing at Plcyna
during the past two days but no official con.
iirmation has been received"
CoNsTANTfsopLE. Nov. 12.-Rnouf Pasha t,lc-
graphs the following: Russian supports from
Gabrova. on route to Shipka Pass, being Obliged
~ pass within our range recently lost 500 killed
Uur losses were triilng. hut include Lesmann
ilSha, commnndnnt of artillery. killed"
Mukhinr flsha tclcgrNuhs under date of Sum
scV, in the nrighhorhood Of DcVc- BoVun A.
rnrdtng to intelligence | have received from
Mars ny To the lth inst. the force investing that
lmce Is not very Numerous. The principal
against ErZorOum," ,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-13
sHor ny ms coHr.iNfoM
What Followed the Scnrch for n steam
Inmnoh BY Two phIImdeIphinns.

Onircr OROurkc was met at Twenty
eighth street and First avenue last evening by
two young men, who asked to b. shown To
Bellevue Hospital. One of them said thnt his
companion. who was leaning heavily ON his
arm and holding a handkerchief to his head.
had been accidentally shot and needed medical
attendance. In the receiving room Of the
hospital the wounded man suddenly cx-
claimed. "Onlccr. want you to take charge
of that man he shot me- with the intention Of
taking my life and robbing mo-" H. described
himself ~ Thomas Pennington, mn oil dealer II
1918 Otsogo street Philadelphia. He came to
this city on Thursdny 10 purchase a steam
launch bringing with him George Konscy. a
young srarmakcr Of 23j Legcl street PiNadcl-
rhia. to assist him in taking the boat TO phila-
dclphia They took rooms in u lodging house
nt Catharinc street. and searched for boat
the next two days.
Thcy took thc ferry to Hunters Point yostcr-
day. and started to walk To- Ncwtown creek.
When they were in sight of the creek passing
through n short stretch Of thick woods. kcn~cy
cy9llrd 2 revolver ct Pennington and fired. the
3 rlnng ~ on IL ass',iInnt and wrrnchcdthc
weapon from his hand before he could fire
surprise and sorrow a, what he exnlain-
cd Z" be mere nc'id.nt. and offered
pretended to believe him, and accepted his
onrr, tfarine thai If he mad' ~ resi7ancc he
womb DE- oNrpowcrcd. "" wNsel nll the way
nack To- the ferry. and was Early fainting when
h. met the ufIlcor.
wns determined he should not escape"
said the wounded man. and desired t. have
Tia" ~lti .ton Of handing MIN over to justice
myself. II died the next minute"
lie had s5l53. two dccd- ~ property in Ponn-
Syivania two bonds OF sl7jo each Of The New
Haven, Middirtown and W llmnniic Railroad.
valuable wat h and two Chains. lie says that
TIE revolver belonged to him, hut he gave it to
kensey.
kenScy, who is rough looking lad of Is
years. was locked M in the Thirty-uih street
STATION. II" ~aid that they wcrc hoth very tired.
and Pennington. when he suw tho crock 50
n'ar AZ hand. exclaimed; HurrAh. We have
L, To tn" end OF our Journey kcnsey drew
the revolver and fired a salute" ~ he sup
posed into the air.
Pennington nut his hand 10 his head and shout
ed NV Cod trur-c. Nuu have shot mo. give
me that pistol. He handed him the pistol and
helped him all the way 90 the hospital. a, no
tim. until b.. nccuecd hlm IN the hospital wait
ins room, lid Pennington accuse him OF having
shN han iuirutiOuplIv.
Pennington. who Is tine SON - wontiy con-
trHrtor i'r the Sirrri ' ugiu-: Department IN
Inilddplphin rs 2N NfHr- of uyo. Ir. ca lJlr-
hu' d. says bis runlIi .i rr.tl a.. Tho ball m
torNi the base oi the brain, hut has been cx-
traD tod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-13
IHf ,FuI.NIS.


The young actress. Miss Mary Anderson
made her first appearance in the metropolis
last night at the Iith Avenue Theatre. The
Lady of Lyons" WIS selected for her debut
and the character of the audience be-
tokcncd tho interest that was felt in
the event. Miss Anderson is said to be- only
eighteen years old. She has n tall and stately
figure: is long armed. small featured and not
unprcpossrssing But she does not command
respect until She speaks. and then the rich
mellow tones Of ncr voice and IA naturally clear
and distinct enunciation. entirety unlike that Of
any novice that we over heard rivet the ntten-
tion. The part Of Plinne is not tragic one
Miss Anderson was disposed 10 play il somewhat
in thu tragedy style. and it became capuarentnth the
second act that a certain natural gif Of drr.a-
nation. rather than fore, of action or facial cx-
rre-sion. was thu charm that w.n the assem-
llago. II could hardly hc called traditional
IGuiW' Tor TINT j. N" qutnt essen col -rntiurn-
tul'fy. ANA VI - Anderson has t.p much "ouyiH-
U"n uui dignity nf purpO 90 Doe anything hut
original Her styi" j. the largo heroic stNlr
ami Was '-shy too broad for the role. At all
events. Il wore no" dcmrunor of LGiy Mlcl,fL
rhth"r llhn me inann'r oi % romnnu glrland
the applause. which WAS fr'qu"nt and hearty.
We recognition oi originality ana naiura.
Hhl'ly' not oi adMptnlun TO- the require
mrut- ~ this part. The pridc. love. irony de-
srair and repentance of Pauline UescldpeNes
ar" Doubtless best expressed in the natural
manner that belongs to modern romantic COM
edy. Miss Anderson gave them an import thnt
hardly belonged 10 them. Her triumph
in fact. was one Of extraordinary nat
ural powers Of vocal expression Nat
urM. because art vii in time teach her
Il simulate as well. and 70 got rid Of a forceful
and sometimes strained speech In the we'll
known love scene she did not adopt the usual
amorous and lovc-sick business. The alIc,-
uon was of n strenuous and ardent char
aucr. without h"ng maudln. In the bit
ter speech of irony To- CiG,de in his cottage,
whcn she repeats his description Of his home
hy the Lake Of Como. the full power Of the sar-
casm was expressed with majesty. n complete
moss, and n dignity that kindlcd the auditors
into enthusiasm. And in the rejection OF B,du-
SrdnfS insulting onrr her voice rose clrar and
powerful. in matchlc~s tones OF command that
runs through the hou-c At that moment
Miss Anderson was indeed picture Of tragic
strength. Her commanding figure lowered
above her enemy. and her narrow features
lighting up with momcntary Indignation n-
with arm sweep superb she pointed tO the
door nahr me think Of the ll-known picture
OF REYNOLDS.
That Miss Anderson possesses histrionic
ability of a high order. no one who sors her viii
doubt. II H. therefore exceedingly unfair to
weigh her critically while she has been seen
only in this role.
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4 JIERCH iNT's STTCIDE.
Hanging Himself In ~ Closet while ali Others
in the Housc were Asleep.

Horny ) Ayrcs n New York merchant,
Of 2jj Dean street. Brooklyn. committed sui
eide by hanging himself with thin. strong
cord from a hook in the closet. nj hi.
home in Brooklyn. on sunday motulng.
He returned from Now York at about &
O'Clock on saturday night and spent the
evening with his family. consisting Of his
father. mother, and brothers There WIS Moth
uE IN his muun"r to indicate an intention
To- commit suicide H. retired at lOo'olork. He
slept in u room in the second story with his
younger brother, Alden The latter hwokc at
about o'ciu"k on sunday morning amt missed
MS brother, lie supposed him Ia be in the
bathroom, and waited ahout half an hour. As
hn tAlrd to return, Alden became alarmed, and
searched for him without sucrcs~ He then
aroused his brother James. and both renewed
the search. On opening closet door they saw
their brothers. dead body hanging with the feet
onva lew inches from the lloor Lille had evil
IDENTITY been extinct for n long time.
Coroner Smms's jury found averlict Of death
from hanglng. while the deceased man was
MbOring under u Temporary alteration of mind
Mr.. Ayrcs WIS 80 years of agr. lie had been
suffering from disease for u long time which
caused mental depression.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-13
7HE mr. sECrRITr IIFE.
VIZ. Rollins Disclosing the rrosccntiun'.
thnrgcs ngninst rresideni lnsc.

Robert l.. Case. President Of the late Se-
curity Life and Annuity Company. waa nr-
ragned for trial Yesterday before Judge Noah
Davis. He was indicted on the lstof February.
1871, tho charge being that he had pcriurcd
himself in swearing to the false annual stnte-
mcnt of the company's condition. Thomas II.
Wctmorc. tho Vice President and Isaac II.
Allen Secretary of the company. arc awaiting
trial. Mr. Case is n middlc-aged man. appa-
rcnty about So years OF age.
The jurors were asked whether any Of their
number were insurance men. The panel was
sworn without objection by either side. After
the court had denied n motion to quash the in
dictmcnt. Assistant District Attorney Rollins
opened the case. Thcrc were. he said. two
thousand millions of dollars Of insurance on
lives at the present time. The business had
been one of rapid and sudden growth. and COM
petition had been sharp between the companies.
There had boon reckless expenditures oi money,
enormous sums paid IN salaries, and com
sruuent stealing and squandcring. During the
past twenty five wears lSu companies hnd gone
t. pieces. " Bul in this ca-e. Mr.. Rollins went
on e. say. the prisoner at the bar II not
charged with stealing the moneys Of the CONF
lahy he IL indicted tur perjury In making n
false report Of the condition Of the Security
LILO and Annuity Company to the state SUPER
intcndont oi Insurance. Robert g Case knew IN"
liiportince oi tnht report a. well ns You do or
do. IL knew that 1t wis his duty to take good
care that II WAS not swollen out of llunduc pro-
portion 10 the truth. That report stated the
surplus Of the company on Dec 81. 1875 at
sjlJ,uOo. There was then n deficiency OF s2.-
1000 do not SOC how the defence can be
other ihnn technical. II would bc hard IN be-
liev. that an officer drawing salary oi sl2OOO
or sl3.OQO year did not have intelligence
enough To- know whether the company hal
s25o.oD0 or 5000 in bank. And this statement il
false not IN tens Of dollars. not in hundreds or
thousands; hut in hundreds of thousands-so
plainly uuiruc that IL shows nothing else than
an aii"mrl lo inlsify To- bolster NJ this Com