The daily gazette., 1877-11-12

Aynusements.-The ram on Saturday
evening. no doubt prevented a large
number of persons from attending the
performances of the Mighty Dollar at the
Opera House. AS 1t was there were
about seven hundred persons present,
and they were beyond doubt fully re-
paid for Drawing the storm, and the price
of admission.
1t would be useless to critize the play,
or acting, 1t being only necessary to say
that 1t was perfect, and from the begin
ming to the end kept the audience in a
continual roar laughter.
On next Friday evening Mr.. John T.
Ford's Grand Opera House company of
Baltimore, will present for the first time
| In this city, the highly successful metro
polltan play Pink Domino. In speaking
| of it the EUening Mail of New York says:
That it overflows with fun is certain. and
equally SO that many of the situations
are equally ludicrous, and the dialogue
very bright and sparkling.
| On Thursday evening November IZro
Mr.. p. s. Gilmore famous band and re-
organized concert company will appear.
| Miss Charlotte Thompson and COM
pany will appear here on Christmas
! night. This will be good news to the
many admirers of Miss Thompson in this
CITY as she is a universal favorite here.
The inlay cannot be announced as yet but
lifts thought that she will give one OF the
new ones that has been recently written
for her. .-..l
Week of Prayer for z. MIC. Associa.
tions.--A noon-day prayer meeting will
be held in the Y /. NJ. @. A. rooms :, l2.la
4 to 1 O'Clock. Ladies are invited to at
tend-Rey. Ench Stubbs and Rev. MI
Russell pastor of Mt. Vernon Street
: PRESBYTERIAN church of Philadelphia will
address Che meeting to be heidi Hano'
4 YER church this evening at u O'Clock.
Meetings will be hetd during the. week
as follows; Monday, Hanover Church
Tuesday, Asbury NJ. E.; Wednesda!
Second Baptist: Tuesday, CalVery, Fri
day, Grace. .-.=
? In a Critical Conditlon-Mr. Carpente
!, ,, who was SO terribly injured on Thursday
| night, on the p, W. & B. II. r., Is in
). yery critical condition this morning
n Since the accident he has slept but YER
4 little, and this morning he was in yer.
7 critical condition, beingiv very weak iron
= the loss of blood. Mertihcat1on, has ais
r taken place, ahd the left loot which Cn
nhysicians had some hope of saving wi
. be taken off to-day. Very slight nope
are entertained of his recovery.
. Cattle DlseaSe.-A disease known, q
| thA bDlOOuV 10 hOW PAc
with fatal effect among the cattle
Cecil county, Md. Mr.. Leonard Xate
j. living between Elkton and Newark, los
g a woke of oxen by this disease, ana d.
nefghbor, Mr.. Murray, lost hne stee
, These cattle were recently purchase
= from drover who brought them from tn
IS lower part of the peninsula.
~ Persons wishing rare treat shoul
or visit the stereoptican exhibition at Fourt
n. and Market. 1t exhibits scenes OF battle
- in the Russia-fufkish war, next to pc
a faction. Windsor Castle--of which he
tbe architect and builder, (Mr. J. Ford
at ia of itself worth triple the price OF I'll
i'' exhibition. Go and see it.
'p D1phtherta and Typhoid FcOer-The'
n, two dread diseases are now very preVs
hl,ee ne ant in this city, and in. many lnstanc
I'm are causing fatal results The former
III narticular' in addition to its fatal chara
ter, is proving quite contagious ana pc
ple should exercise great care Wheh
exists in their neighborhooo' DOT
& D,sorderly Conduct Yesterday NOR
inc. before acting Mayor O'Nelll, Jam
Gale and Charles Harris, were arraign
ws on the charges of being drunk ana q
30 orderly, and threatening ooully nSa haid
n.y. Mrs, McVey They We're eacn, heIu
3o' the sum of 5000 bail to answer the char
81. at court. ~. :. ,.,,,, :, ,,. N
ms, water pipes on several Of the cross - SIRE th,
I'M parts quite lively appearance 10 th'
'39, niaces where the work isgoing on, ana
gives to gut, qa ,sbt inches
80 dismeter and will greatly increase
water supply of the streets on which 'u
o.OO are laid. A..
Inn AT Asbury AT Asbury NJ; L. Ghul emu
~ yesterday, Rev. John A a koaca OF 9ha prTI nns
iyn, former pastor, occupied the pal
'ns, morning and evening, and preached ,
J. a. ceptably to large congregations. 4
;, Roach held the pastorate Of Asbury d
10 ing the years 1852. &s -. -
are Sad Case of Ipfect,on.-A little son
the MI. j ohm McKeown, who n, hveS S,ed d
McCiellandsyille, Del, recently N.Y. areu nf
t. diptheria, since which time three ..
. fonr boys who acted as bearers at tne
a tie fellows funeral have died OF the sa
We, ,an, disease. 8 = 49,,