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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-04

IlDeral ana JuulclOuS duNtIlisllS Is
the secret of mercantile success.
People learn wisdom by experience.
No man wakes up his second baby to
see it laugh.
The turkeys made Il break for tall
timber when they read the Presidents
Thanksgiving proclamation.
Hazard, the point where the the Col
orado Central joins the Union Pacific,
has been changed to Colorado June
ton"
We have interviewed several dry
goods clerks, and they tell lis that the
shortest carriers sold in Cheyenne are
II inches long.
Store doors do not stand open so
Hospitality now as awhile ago, but
everybody meets a warm reception
upon entering.
Dan Crapp, the genial assistant
clerk at the Railroad house, received n
handsome pair of canaries, direct from
Australia, yesterday.
Company b, Ninth Infantry, left
here yesterday for its permanent sta
ton at Omaha Barracks, the head
quarters of the regiment.
A badger, captured by n posse of sol
diers, created considerable excitement
on the streets yesterday. One of the
captors was severely bitten by the
''baste."
The work of demolishing the old
frame buildings on 10th street, prepar-
atory to the erection Of the new and
elegant Masonic Temple, was begun
yesterday.
Marriages are not as plenty as usual.
The young ladies ought to get up n
strike for their affairs. The strike for
the fires can come in a~fterward, when
the question of building them comes
up.
Hon. w. II. Steele, late Delegate in
Congress from Wyoming, has been APP
pointed Assistant Attorney for the
Union Pacific Railroad company for
this Territory, rice W. w. Corlett, re-
signed.
Single men should go to church to-
day because it is good for them, and
married men should go because it is
good for their families. This covers the
unmarried ladies, but they will go with
out telling.
Hon. IL. j. Quincy, of Sweetwater
county, who arrived here yesterday,
proposes to enter the Legislature and
the state Of matrimony Mt about the
same date. The bride will be one of
Cheyenne's fairest damsels.
The regular c. & b. II. treasure
coach arrived from Deadwood Friday
night, in charge of Messenger Boone
May, who will start back to-day on the
same coach. Boone will ride into
Deadwood safe and sound, with every
thing billed for that place in good con-
dition, and on time.
A magnificent gold button, valued at
six thousand dollars, together with sew
eral thousand dollars in dust, made a
fine show in the window of Stebbins,
Post & Co.'S bank, yesterday. The
button was from Hidden Treasure
ore. The entire lot of gold was shipped
to New York Yesterday,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-04

Cheyenne, W. T., Oct. 81, 1877.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-10
LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
7 AIDES DRESSES AND OUTFITS.
TAYLOR & HUFTY,
OBJ PENNSY ANA AVEN u Z

Washington, ID. g..
iavn during tho past few weeks boon ttoatliiy
adding to their supply OF
LADIES' AND MISSES SUITS,
and rs q result hsvo one of the largest snd mosl
varied sss"rtlnonts to DO found in America.
Immediately that \ new article is brought OUT
hn supplied with il, 50 that their lady patrons
can always lind What they want, or what haa
hcnH suggested to their fancy any whero.
la rERCAl.E SUITS their stock is coal-
pleto They show Plain and Combination Por-
calcs, i'll Chocks and Stripes, and III sii colofs
and shades The rlust lAst1ious tsste cannot
escape being satisfied. and the prices range as
follows: So, 81, So, :375 and So.
In CAMBRIC SUITS thoy have all shades Of
Blue, Groon, Blsck and Brown, and with Trim
ming gs, embracing Bands, Plaitlngs, Laeo and
Embroiderics. The prices are: ST., S4:5O, -,
81. 80, ST, S65l. S7.25, IS, $ll.37 and Sl2.
OAMBRIC OVERSIZE RTS and BASQ ES,
in all shades Of Blue, Black, Green and Brown,
edged with all tho stylish tins and trimmed in
Embroidories, Bands and Torchon Lace, at So
81, SIS and So.
A full and very elegant line Of entirely NEW
LINEN SUITS, trimmed in novel and striking
designs, and extending in prico from So to Sl65O.
Linen Overskrts and Basquos. in endless !g.
rioty, trimmed in Plsitngs. Embroideries,
Laces snd Bradod in ELL color. and shapes,
and at prices from So to Sl2.75. Polonsises
trimmed in Bands, Plsitings and Braids, from
81 to $3.50.
LADIES SUMMER ULSTERS, an indis-
penssble and very "tone-y" garment, IN all the
latest shapes and with different trimmings, and
Of all sizes, lengths and Dimensions. at moderate
figures, running from $3.50 to $3.50.
The grand department Of WHITE SUITS ID
ono of tho most important Of this house. Tho
stock is largo but we'll selected and unsurpassed
for design, make and finish throughout. The
different patterns Of suits embrace Polonaises or
Overskirts and Basques at reduced prices, run
ming from $5 to $lSi also White Oyerskirts and
BasIues from So to $l4 dO
a line of very graceful Polonaises marked
down to rates varying from SIS to $40.
Particular attention is called to lot OF stylish
White Basques, trimmed with Lace Enlbroide.
rios, Laces and Rufllss, and marked only $3.50
to $S.
They will open this wook now and very su-
porior line of first class LINEN and CAMBRlC
SUITS. These will be trimmed with handsome
shaded and tinted ombroderies, in all the new
and becoming colors. They will be marked at
tho lowest possible figures. and we predict will
Just suit tho taste Of ladies who appreciate artist
ic things. TAYLOR q HUFTf.
je G-tf 9333 Pa av., Washington, D. q.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DRICES REDUCED.

i
am now putting up SETS or TEETH Al
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Full sels from $40 TO $l5-
Partial sets in proportion.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Where sets arc to be put i'll M csar2" Will ho
made for extracting.
DR. FAWCEl"r. Dentist,
nv 2-3m No. % N. Wash. ST., Alexa, Va.
DR. ROBERTSON, ~ south Eutsw street
~ Baltimore, Md, from long exporIenco III
Hospital and Spccisl Practice will su"rsnt'" n
Cure in ali Diseases ui' tho Urinary Organs,
Nervous srd Organic Weakness, u"norsl Do.
bility, lmpolenry, (i"ss of sexual rower) EI-
indiscrctons aud abuses Ais, sll Felnaln Com
plaints. Diseases recently contracted positively
curod in 5 To 10 days. nr. r., endorsed by thh
leading physicians Of Baltimore, gusranLooa
honorable AID scion:ilic trea!Inont to AL placing
themselves in his hands. All consultations
strictly conldontisI. Can bo consulted in WASH
ington ovcry "Wednesday sud Saturday. from :
to . y. m. ~ his Office. 92l ID ST., between 9th
and 10Th Gull or write. enclosing stamp lor
reply. lop l3-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-10
4 GREAT CONYEN IhNCE.

,;.yo your limo, labor and money by calling at
Mrs S. K. SNIDERS
VARIETY STO Il T.,
II door from 5. f. cor King and Falrlay SIS
To make your purchases IN
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
.Ih. has in store and is constantly receiving
large q,antitios of Chins and Quoensware, Glass,
Tin, Wood and Willow Ware. Brushes OF all
Kinds busters, Brooms, Rope, Backing, Lam
terms, Lamps and Lamp Goods. all kinds ot IL
Illuminating Oils Mnl Toys in great variety.
NH 3l-3m
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rCE CREAM, SODA WATER, &c.

Nor'cE'
respectfully inform my customers and tho
public generally that having improved my IA
.,ilite. for tho manufacture oI
ICE CREAM
| Am now prepared to furnish families. rlcnics
and parties at tho lowest rates with superior
article. in quantities to suit.
Nv ICE CREAM PARI,OES will DO found
ss comfortable rs any in tho city, thoy having
recently heon reitted for the comfort and con-
yrnionce OF my patrons, who will DO served st
All hours with DELICIOUS CREAM Of any
desired asvor, and ice cold SODA WATER,
made OF tho purest Syrups.
EKUlT of VII kinds nsosson.
i ia-go line of CONFECTIONERY GOODS,
such as CANDIES. NUTS, Sc, constantly on
hand and for ssln wholesale and retail 1t bottom
in;cos. CHRISTIAN SUllAFER.
No. : north Fairfax st.
NV ..1-::;;l., Alexandra. Va.
DEADY FDK &tI MIMI ER
hy
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1877.
WOOD AND COAL.
TOkEl
~ CF1E

~ CnEE,
COKE!
Tho rricn rr Coke nL the Alaxanlrin Gas
Works has hoen reduced from $50 t, s. pnr
cart load, delivered.
All orders promptly filled.
is 0-lw j. ROXBURY, Stunt.
toAL CosLl
~
GOAL
Ga my wharf AMI IL srr!ve dnr.ng tha ssusnn
''''! STOCK "'
A Nr,l,vr,rE
"
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DRY GOODS
SNTARTLlNG AND STRANGE pEVEL.
= OpEMEN1S

STAETLlNd AIR AIR STEASuE 'SVE",
The whole business community WAS thrown
| into state Of violent excitement anil agitation
this morning by tho discovery that
| d. BENDHElM.
| ATHIS PALACE DRY GOODS STORE,
No ll2 King street,
WAS and has been selling his goods at4
| WONDERFUL SACRIFICE.
| for no other reason than to keep his stock NOV
ing. Being interviewed, this strange event WAS
only augmented by the fact that he intends T."
| completely revoluiionze the Dry Goods trade
| in Alexandria as regards prices, sc
DOWN WITH YOUR PRICES
Beat Calico 5tc Orgsndi Lawn lie; yard
wide Linen for dresses l9c; Dress Goods plaid
or striped, l0c; Grenadines at your own rrIca'
Psrssols from G0c to $5; Cassimeres, all wool,
5Oe; 100 yards Spool Silk g.; good paper ul
Pins &c hae White Spread 81 2j; besl Shirt
inp, striped. l0.; line Victoria Lawn l2!c y
stock of dents Underwear, which wo will soil
at bottom ngure3 good Linen Crash 7c ror yd
also a largo limo OF Ladies' Linen Suits. which
will bo sold at the lowest prices before carrying
over. A call is all he asks iy 5
NEW SUMMER DRESS GOODS JUST
IN IN SEASON.
Monday, July 2d, 1917.
We received to-day and haroin stora choice
line of Summer DroSs Goods, and 0ller them IT
extra low prices. viz
Yard wide Dress Linen al 2Oc.
Do. Extra Good DO. at 2lc.
Pacific Lawns, very pretty, at lOt.
Plain White French Organdies.
Checked do very desirable.
French Organdes with rich bordering.
White, Figured and Dotted Muslins.
White. Blue snd Pink Tarletans at 20e
Black Trimming and Lining Silk. yard wide,
60c.
White Corded Piqus and Muslins at Zoe, TO-
gether with other cheap goods.
H. B. Hoomos. No. 100 King street.
Jy2 Alexandria, Va.
A NNUAL CLOSING SALE OF
STRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS
On and alter Monday, June 49, 1877, wo will
REDUCE PRICES
on all the balance Of our Spring and Summer
stock Of
DRESS GOODS, CASSIMERES, Sc,
Great bargains may be expected.
PKETZFELDER u CO.,
je Is IA King street.
W V - NJ
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!l.v5 horIr :n.,Loi a;I mranGud tiIa most
nrpruyoi atylu "t coml;'rL ,1nl eH:c; an! ta
promises during t.,n prnsnnt au:,s"n H. meet tha
aanls ul his pntrons in tho srh,;. acceptable
rnsnEor MS !nr yoaga past
se> leo Cream. Wntar Ices. Soda Wat"r.
Cskr. Pies. Frnit Hni ia'hibctibnarY always "n
nad
FROZEN CUSrAKD made t. order snL de-
.lvornd {" any part "l tho city.
TONIC BEER. "f my own manufacture, q
superior urlirlr drawn from q fountain always
on hand.
>Uriors promptly attended 10 and families
applied. my Z-eoIl
ICE COLD SODA, VIGHf, klSSENHEN
BEDFORD WATERS.
FIVE GENTS PER GLASS.
Cream
CulCc
Tea aud
Csli$aya Syrups
AtJANNEY s. CO.'S. Branch Store,
sp45 n. w. cor. + ing and Royal streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-10
Conservative Ward and Township
Meetings.

The Conservative votors Of the city and county
Of Alexandria will assemble in their respective
wards and townships Oh Wednesday evening
next, the llth instant, at o'clock D. IN: al lneir
usual lac, Of meeting, and select gentlemen |"
represent thom in tho Stato Convention 10 be
hold in Tho city uf Richmond on the SLh OF Au,
gust to nominate u candidate for Governor, ami
IT !he same time TO select gentlemen to represent
them in city and county convention to be held
st the Sun Engine lloase, il this city, on July
tho lG.h, ut T. O'Clock M tosolccLtwo candidates
for tho House Of Delegates from the city aha
county Of Alexandria. Tho numbers from the
wsrds and townships ~ each c"nvonli'u VIII Id
as fOllOWs:-
First Ward, 4 Dcleg, tcs.
Second Ward. 3 Delegates.
Third Ward e Delegates.
Fourth Ward 3 Dciegatoa.
Jefferson Township | Delegate.
Arlington, Delegate.
Washington, Delegate.
BY order OF the Conservative Commlltoe
HUGH LATHAM, Chairman
}. r. BECKHAM, Secretary.
V,O THE CONSERVATIVE VOTERS or
i FAIRFAX COUNTY.
You a.e respectfully requested to asscmtie IN
mass meeting at Fairfax Court House, on MON
DAY, the 18th instant, (Cour. day. for the pur-
the State convention TO re held in Richmond on
the S.h day OF August next TO nominate cAhui
dates for Governor Lieutenant Governor and
Attorney General.
It is important that every port on Of the coun-
ty bc represented in this meeting, that SUCH Sc
lectons be made as shall secure p full represent
alton in said convention, and that the sentiment
of each section may be reflected.
According to the vote cast at the late ftesl'
dential election the county is entitled TO seVen-
teen delegates, distributed as follows:
Centrcville district b Lee2; Mount Vernon
2; Falls Church 3; Providence d. Dranesville".
BY order Of the County Conserv COMMITTEE
jy 2-eotd THOS. MOORE, Chairman.
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Henry Englehardt's Lager Beer.

(Bottled for Family Use and Shipping
The attention OF tho public is respectfully y call:
Cd to very superior article of LAGER and
WEISS BEER, browed from the best Malt md
Hops with the greatest care for its purity, and
put up in tho most convenient style with pstont
shoppers.
Invslds or dolcsto psrsols will dorlVo much
beuolt from its use Orders left st Louis APP
pich's restaurant will receive prompt attention.
Conntry merchants and doalcrs supplied st
lowest ratus. Delivered TO any part OF the city
HENRY ENGLEHAKDT,
my j Wost End Brewery.
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MACIlANIsTs, &c.
Alexandra Iron & Brass Works

IA ESON COliLiRS.
Proprctors.
Corner of Royal and Wilkes atrcn'!.
Wa nre prepared to manufacture Steam En-
gnes, 5hatting and all kinds Of nj hlacllnery; slso
to l,lrnish Iron and Brass Cnstnga oi tho 5'si
quality and workmanship. HaV'ng An unusu-
slly lsrgo sni varied assortment Of PATTERNS. we
ran furnish Castings ~ rnus"nah!o pr'cos and
short notice. "p lA-u
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GROCERIES AND Liquors.
r. ". AVERY
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY agouE-
RlE%, WINE LIQUORS, &c, nc.
G?6 King St, cor. Alfred,
NEW aroEE' pw ooons,
NEW PRICES
The aubscrbsr respectfully announces that
H7 Il 'z 'AAS5 No. s"I i47 Tx KING STREET
and is prepared 10 0har a full and carefully ss-
lected stnck OF
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
At prices which cannot fail 10 please. Goods
delivered promptly to al parts Of the city IND
satisfaction guaranteed in ogery particular. An
my 5-tf +. J. DAVIDSON.
VA 4. Johnson.
GRoGARY, LIQUOR, FEED AND COM
MISSION NJ ENCHANT,
Northeast Corner Cameron and Royal stroets
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
NS- A Ii orders from the country will r0celV 9
prompt and careful attention. jan @-tf
rEORGE McBURNEY & SON,
Dealers IN
CHOICE FAM lLI AND FANNY uROCE.
klES WINES AND LIQUORS,
ENGLISH and SCOTGll Ai.E and BROWN
SrO UT.
Also, EASTERN and POTOMAC HERR
and MACkEREL.
NOH i6G AND 40 KING STREET,
washington Hall Building,)
Alexandria, Va.
Or,iors promptly filed. nh 3l-tf
,vu n,,n.r
a. WM' kNMHAl'
wuoI,m.aI,p ANN HAMII,y UKO,EK
wa"
rrs nu.I.un
'HA D"1,"H"
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On and attor Monday, June Is, 1877, wc will
REDUCE PRICES
on all the balance Of our Spring and Summer
stock Of
DRESS GOODS CASSIMERES, Sc,
Great bargains may be expected.
PRETZFELDER u CO.,
je Is IA King street.
LWAYs IN TlMEI
Just received: :,
Dotted and Figured Swissas s----.s
Allendslo Quilts. full L. a.
Gsuzs Flannels
Angola Flsnnelz.
Moe1uito Nettngs.
Tarletona, all shades.
Linen Lawns, solid whito and colored.
Lace Hhawls, Silk and Llama.
l.aco Capea Silk and Llama.
Black Grenadines for ShAwls and Dresses.
& naw line Of Embrnidariea, Lacsa, Yelling,
Belts, and great many new style goods,
Gail and ezaminn at
ISAAC EICHBERG;',
Successor to Saymakar Go.
N. B.-We have several JOBS, and offer spe-
cisl Inducements in DRESS GOODS at 124ca
yard Also Plain and Colorod PEKCALES at
Sc yard. je7
uURDS MAGICAL MIXTURE, for wash
IL ing clothes without rubbing or boiling,
warranted not TO injure the clothes. IRONING
mado easy by using MOLIEN, the best laundry
gloss in tho world. For sale by
my II MCLEAN s. UHLEK, l07 King ST.
QUlFKS lE5iH d5iHKs Ts4t Ak1sn TEAL
QUIRK'S IRISH TEA!
JUS: received c fresh supply by
my29 WAKEFIELD s. HALL.
(XyATER COOLERS just received At SO King
from 2 to 10 gallons. Coolers improved and
prices lower.
je5 J.T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
WYE GALL attention to our stock of Ready
w Mixed PAINT, put up in one gallon
cans any color desirod Call or send for sam
pie card Of colors.
NH II B.F. PEAKE s. co.
PAKER's FLOUR. EAGLE BLUFF.
ID MINNESOTA SPRING WHEAT
FAMILY and dSNOW-DROP, do, for sale by
THOMAS PERRY, Agent,
jeS II King ST.
TTNHE TOM THUMB NURSERY REFRI.
l. GERATOR and WATER COOLER COM
| bined. The best article ever made for the nur
G GjyS Il MCLEAN s UHLEK, lo7 King st.
n LahtE ASSOhI MENI VI LADlES
~ MOROCCO, HINGED, GIRDLE and
POLISH BELTS just received st
je 10 FERGUSON s. BROS, 9G King st.
CUGAR-CURED SHOULDERS AND
~ BREASTS, just out Of smoke, received and
| for sale low by
je27 FL DAVIDSON, 147 King st
l0UR FIFTY CENT TEAS continue 10
~ grow in popularity. Their quality is uI-
| surpassed.
je27 FL. DAVIDSON, l47 King st.
| A GOOD assortment Of Covered and Open
| "A BaIkets, Brooms, Buckets, Tubs SC, just
received and for sale low by
| je16 j. G. s. E. MILBURN.
I 9 BAGS COFFEES-Old Gov. Java,
10 MsricaibO, Laguayra and Rio-recevcd
and for sale by
| jel F. j. DAVIDSON, 147 King st.
. HHDS CHOICE PORTO RICO MOLAS.
| ~ SES received and for sale by
jel4 DAVY s. HARMON.
| pAHlS GREEN-Sure Destruction to The
l. Potato Bug-lD lbs Just received and for
] Gala hH I'm g
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VIZ $. MOOR Il.

W.
MACHINlST AND BIACESM iTI,
No. Gb Union eLrooL,
Alexandria, Va.
Whore he is prepared to furnish al kinds o?i oi
MACHINERY, WROUGHT anal CAST
IkON FEN CES, &c.
Repairing done with dispatch, and Il prices
that were charged previous 10 the mnr. Jan ~
DHILlF PARK,
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ID EADY FUK StI Al Nj ER
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A FULL LINE OF SOAPS and STARCH
IA for sale low by
ID y. =. " N MIHb Y I.N.
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CHOICE COUNTRY CURED HAMS for
~ sale by f.. J. DAVIDSON,
mv4 117 King street.
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DECEIVED THIS DAY ONE TlEKCE
IL CHOICE CAROLINA NICE;
an "a w. A. JOHNSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
TILE NEW coMMIssARY-GENERAL.

TO the EditOr or The Trtbune.
SIR: The Senate on Thursday confirmed the
Governors nomination Of Major Daniel d. Wylie for
COmmissary General and Chief Of Ordnance This Is Il
step in the right direction and both the Governor and
he senate be commended for placing at the head
OF this department chief who will put It in proper
working order. For the past two years the gravest
charges have been made against the Ordnance De-
rtrtmcut by military men, and FOR several months
The AdIutant General has been compelled to take
charge Of its finances and make the necessary dis
lur-rlnonts instead OF allowing them to pass
through the usual channel Major Wyie is one
az uur WtllhnOWn merchants, and his business
E4h extended knowledge and long experience in MILL
ir1 matters, and unimpeachaDle integrity o. Character
T.. NJ nm "a, the for 'hc place. and one VINO VIII
. minister the affairs Of hi, department with economy 40
the state md o che advancement OF thc Cinccncy Oh tr
National Guard. Major WylIe is brigade inspector OF
the Third Brigade. and 1as one OF the most active nrnie
t-lug the foreign rife teams behalf Of Tie National
f',lc Association OF which he Is treasurer. since rely
none the other constitutional Offices Viii be immediately
n I'D i,y the best ohrainahic men. IL {. p.
Ae1- York Jan. l., 1871.
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DIL[

BUR9ELLOn Sunday afternoon, 81 Rev. J. Igen Bur
rel, in tho 45th year or his
Funeral services nom 81 Mlh VS. Lutheran Church. cor
state and HOytsts, br"okIyr, ON Nrnc'I! 81 0cOck
Friends OF %" lam and member, and friends ~ the
church ore Invited o. Dr. present McuDer Of t Bethel
LOtge No. 81, T. AMI 80 - 81 f.iis cay, AID a. others Ok
the Masonic fraternity Ars invited To attend.
CEGCUEhON-In uayucylil-. A. Wc 'nes,av, Jan II,
NlG H. Cco'LeroI Old, Il son OF the late Nirpas CrCc-
erOn Of staten ls!anc, ~ the Glst year ~ LIS age.
DEANE-iu Brooklyn Jan. p. Captain Tho NJ Deane,
[. =. Ariiv, aged 80 yeats and : ~ intls.
Funeral VIII De- held It, Mar f. r. Church
CassOn and NlougAby Wednesday jan q, at 20
m.
kELLEY-In Pougkeepse y. " -atariay morning, Goth
lnst Mary Kelley. widow oi William Kelley
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
the Church oi fhc ILclrndtun, Gates
ave, of Irying-pa,r Brooklyn on Tuesday the I'D
INST. at hall past Il o'clock.
KENDAII-In Woodstock Ontario Canada, Jan T. 1877.
D2ni Kendall, formerly Of Mass. the
TlOWL, Kendall aged o.
LOWNREE-A Flushing. Saturday evening after brief
Illness. caroline ~, VIE Of !iltIa II. L0weree.
funeral services iii take place tgesiay. tie I'D inst,
= o'clock from the residence Ot her SISTER, " sand
ford and Parsons FiIs. ing Train leaves Hunters
Point az 49, for Manst. Carriages VIII DC az depot
SANDFOED-On Monday. Jan. -. VIM Sanford. saith
r. lt,ts and friends are invited 10 attend the funeral
fluu-- late silence 300 last 10 reeutht, Nesncs
day Jan ~ Al $50. Inlcrncnt N st Pleasant Cemetery
TAFT-In BROOKLYN Monday afternoon, JAM - AZa1ah
H. T,it in the I'm wear II hIs age.
Funeral al his late residence, No 30 Gatesve on
Wednesday 18th i1St nj O'Clock D. m. Interncnt ON
Thursday morning az Greenwood Cemetery.
UNDEKHILL-On sunday. Jan. 4, stephen UndorlA Of
this city, ~ the DIST year Of iis age
Relatives aud friends invited attend the funeral
from LIS late Residence JO3 East Sxtynfths
Wednesday next, at 40 a. H.
WINSOR-At Ezab-h. y. j. Jan. 81 1871 OF consumption
Henrietta ster wife Of Thomas lusOf in the 22G year u
her aSe .,,
Church Elizabeth Wednesday. Jaa. "a 1871 at D. IA.
Relatives and friends are Invited.
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mont. gave him the tribute OF its almost pas
sionate attention, and its frequent tears, ana "ur
called him before the curtain. II was an uncnV
Deal triumph for tie actor TO record this ana 10 ihd
cate the drift and value of the pe'e Is ali We can no"
do in acceptance OF this excellent effort Let ne 7ad
though that Mr.. James Steele Mackaye gave an a'Oi'
performance of the spyR AFFORD, and that Miss Rose
wood embodied very swectly the ideal Of griish love
and sorrow, which in Mary Rivers. Is so ieelihgiy CON
trased with the mrid life and sublime death OF H"s
Tyeror Four scenes OF remarkable artistic worm en-
compass the piece, harmonious withshistoric per"u"
poe lie in themselves. At smother time IL VIII I've pleas
ure TO return to this subject. For the moment II ~
enough to say that Mr. Waack In this reapPcarahcc
has achieved success entirely worthy OF his powers ana
his fame ana placed within reach Of intellectual persons
form OF dramatic art which they will deem II Priv
Horn 10 erlnK.