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Salt River herald., 1878-06-15
A IIofher.

Around the i1el Of ones mother the miud of mn clngs vita fond affet ton. It is the fl st d .ar thought stamprd upnn our iufr t hearts. wien yet soft ahd c'pabl' of the most prof U d impr ssi'n-, and ar Ihe after f.e'inys are more or l-Ss light in compa ion. Our passions and our wil'iul=es< m y lead LIS Gar from the object of olr f;liIl love {; we may bcc>me wi'd, hea lstrn r and angry at her counsels or nppo- sition. but when death las st tiled her mo itorv voice, and no-hirg br
 calm memory rem tins to c pit '- late her virtues and eool d eds affect n. like q flower beat tn lh
 ground by rude storms. Fais g up Ter hend and smiles amidst her tears. R undtha' ilea, as we have sIid. the mind elings with iold affection; and even wh'n the carrier Ie iod of orr ss fo ceS memory to be sil.nt, fancy tak"s the place of remembrance. and twines tn image of onr depar te l parent win a ga Ind of grac and beauties, an1 virtues, which we douLt not that she possess d.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15
Oaiy Ten on . sIue.

Car NJ. IF, of the Dekalb avrnu Brooklyn, Nv Yok, liLe, has is s'timgs div de,l off by low irm rai.i g., ten ol each side. Win n ihe s-dts are all occupied these itl' pa t.I'ols cannot be sren. A few nights rgo q mn go, into ihis GIT Ei.ea bo h siles W r. full. Glanc,ng ,ri ically along on side l.e advance.l promptly 10 th.' n.er f lhe r'w of passengers anl. wi h l is la d gently pushi g a g-it'eman'> legs 70 oLe side, he said authoiit uivelv:
 "M"ve along. boss; tl.ere's loom for nnotl.e- h,re."
 II t!,i..k not,' iepi. d the ge..tlc- mar.
 Q yes, tlern Is; the;e me only tel on t; i side" said inc t arg r.
 "We l." pnii:e'y r p d thr gen tlrma 2, you can ' it. And e and is next n ighbo. moved as far from zach O h r.s possib!e. Thea that tw,:i! first passenger sal down.
 lie sai down Land, det. run ned to capture that elrve. tn mod'cum of SD c if il cou q be done by avoir- dupois.
 H.. sat down hard on the little ion railing Letwepn the two sit. fiugs. an | the nexi miuut' he was prrf'u ely dancing up anl down Il at CT. with one Land under his oit- tails. seemingly inlisnut thlt the other p -ssengerS hpuld deem tLat a pot CT tim to ugh.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15

surprise and staying lut a lite wli'e; never rs the s,me dress
 wo nights running. nnr I rishl inc sIme Way; comm nds herself t, the matte of fact penplr b, her use iu'nrss. and 1T. kes erselt' aGor d by pn ts. a tists an al l v,rs in all In Is; lends hcr-e'f 10 cve'y sym hnli III and 10 every cml m, in O'an''s low and Venus's mir T and Nrry's throne; is a siri le. q sc'uf an ,ye-br W, his face or her lace, as l.okrd at hy her or by Linn;
 the madman's h,l!, the pr, t's 'heaven, the baby's icy, the phl'>o ph'r', study: and whls Ter admir- CTS follow h.r fno,s ep., ard hang on her lovely loois, she knows how u ke"p her w'min's s:c"t-hcr oth'r side-unguessed and ui; u ss- abe.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15
C iarartcr.

Character is 70 mu:h more than wealth or knowledge. fame or power, that it is tlie meI<uie nf fine man. Vixen a nun i. laced in a prominent po-itiln of any sort whatever, We siy at once, "What is he worth ?" moi What sor, of a nun is h.. ?" That i. the momen- tons que.tinn that involves all. All others ar, candary. Veal h, fame. knowledge and power are III, d. sir ,ble ncc'ss; n< fir 2. ol man, but otherwise they add sire gth il a wr,ng dirrct.o wonder if t! e young m3l and loys ir our Ian l real z. that chIrIcte: is the III st import mt capital in any and Ill bus mss transact ons. If a man of lIrs" business is 10 k'ng for part ner or empl wee, what do .s he re- qui fist a:.d most of III? An honest mn or boy. w, al:h and Do iiion, w:t;r this first requisite e, will be no delract.on, but mo'hmg without f.
 What pillars are to a building what the foundation is. and tIe cor ne SC e iher of. so is a good char ae CT rO q man CT wtm,n, boy o 70 gisL Tn. wise m m sai .' A gool name is rather tn be chos -n than rche<," and ha had m lack of wealth. Remembr, bovs-and il will harm none 10 remember-.h [ what you are is of 10 infinite i'm pnrtInca, while what vol have is fn'ic in its valur, its end is the grave, while the former will gow and eniieh 'ts pose, s. r through I'll the ages of immoit ltv. Str ve for it as for your lie, fir l fe Is mau.hi with ut Ii; if q man die fer h;s bon"r. Le is an everlasting hero 1; wiilA if he ii for h;s wr.l h, he i a sordid fool. We honor it in deal, if nni in lie. So teach us 10 number our days, as to apply our hearts unto wi-dom."
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15
LEGAL.
Administrator Sale of Real Estate.

Notice is hereby given that ia pursuance of the .r,ier fl the l'I bate Cuur O. tLe C, unty of Yavala ai. in ihe Territory fl Ariz"na made "n the 4fh Gal of Al Til. .s76 in the In; tier Uf the tsiais of Sad,ck JJcks R. drreased. the undersigned Execufor [ said state will sell Ht priva'e sa'e fu the Highest lird-r fm ra>h in uie arc,l oi otherwise. R. tie unde signed shaii d eide and tul j-ri |" cui finnaii, by said Probate Cont oi Monday JI.ns 2i ls15. at l2 "'ciocs M. oi said day. ai inc office Of W. Hane ok. in tine town Of Phenix. in ihe C"uu'y of Marie, pi said Territory. all the right title ard interest of ihe said iniastsi- at the time f his death and all the right title and interest thai ihe ssid estate has by opera lion of law. CT nihrrwis- h. quii.d other 'han, or in addition 10 that oi he sad int ar rhe time uf lis d-sih in m tnail ih. SC lots. nj ces the County Ui Ma:ico. a, and descIib d a. iol- luWs
 The n"iih easi quarter of the sOuth-west qua Ter; thr - utn hal. O the nor newest quar- Ter of S,ctinn F uit-'.n tl4J Also ihe south half of the orih- ast qaarier. ant Ilie n' rih htlt of he nth we q arter If Serfiun Eff ie-n (i5J all in township I. north ra 20 tAree (3) ea-i of The S l5 River ai.d Gila ma ridIan. Al-n un iv d d h'err oi f"Hrih of ihai ger ain irrlra'irg di rh kh'wn as the Wi Son ditch. si si'iaie in ihe S.,l Riv-i Val le' in sail Cuunf of Mi'ic' pd. an bei 2 That particular di cE us -i her Uiors in iTrgaii \ tEe lands above meuiuIed
 ELMET V,ABULES.
 Execut. uf the Estate oi ZAd.ck Jacl son, D-r'ased
 Jun. , 1874. I7-2t
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15
WHEN YOU AND ARE OLD

When n and I a-- old m dear. " h yo Itaiul b.'oi gruw enii. my dear will [ not our {, e. I'll lsavi wH-n SInIn, 's bloom was her, We 'Hh re -a h with 2 g.o.ily eirer,
 AEl now wi b cheer vel wat. oIr iivee >ho'i'd teach r' this ween: That much of jI snd bliss unseen
 Ou- tT-arts may lay in s''r-; And though ihs frn>' of age h. keen. Ani ;honsh rhe Col | rid vent its sp'eeu' It cin do no;i.ing mor-. F rlo-e. true love. knnws su.ny heigh's, " ere want. and woe and chilling blight Are Towerless 70 harm. And d-P'hs i, owns. ani peaceful heights, wherr al: is calm and -srrh's sfis sh.s
 Bu; surfare-wav-s a.ar.H. So while Tfr's twilight nraws an-ar Wen welcome t with kindly cheer.
 Cort-ut d wi our In'. We know full wei. 1T rlonis spTear. We nave p Peic' that c"nqu Is lear.
 And har shils are frgur.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15
Bowtns Yeast Powders.

Bowcn's Yeast Powders. We 'h unl r< guej whslesa'e g'"o.r. "a c p'eisnr. in r.ma. k'rr the ircr-a ssd d n.and or F " en', emium Y-a>i Powder and O tes if ing ,u the general sa'i>fr-'i'n given hY th's Bran WE LvSN ? 'K&to IOOT X SA DE ~O LEpnEN wiI PILE & co MEBIi $ X C'.
 IA BROS
 T,RTR. HARgTR & co. ] N ''IKt x Cn.
 J \ FOIGEH & T'n
 >INT''N. rI OS. S co. " W pnDG N co.
 MI IE'N NB OS.
 CAST, r. F OS
 KR EN FILLER
 JONES X 70.
 M.tHRNA S CO.
 iAI> N"< ILL < co. .pANFRI X Cn
 M c.' N NC Is.
 T'IL'iaNN A B :NDEL. ALB ET MNT X O. B @ II X co
 4 T. \ \ L"wIS
 DE LtIIANr S 'O. TiiOIA> IFN MS. S I>TER < 0. BOW EN BR OS. MA>TF 'CTI'RrRS. 10 Califqruia Sire, {, San Frarci co. BOWEN KNOWLES & CO. Pre- c,t:. Agents for Arizo n .
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15
Trelsarer's Notice.

Notice he -bs giv.n that rhere is now in the Sinking ruIl Mari olI Con itv the sum or SjJi go .lnt thtr bi l. w.l he r-. .siv-d by the l.r>I .n- l. until O'rlork F. N Sat UT lay 2!l ins'. f,- tn sur. en Ter of Cuuuty W,'rInis on th- G-nrral Fund "i i chiniy. un Tor a"d arr r in | inc prOvisiun '-i oI The Leg -iat ire f the T' rri'n-, of AriZnni. en'i;. d % An Acr rn aslitaie ihs pa. m-nt of .e d,h' Marie pa CoInfy" app owed Feb. g 1877 Bids m'.sr be in ih f,rn of sealed prop -Sdls. al C ntiin ihe Warrants prOI~ .s-d | he SUIT -nl rei aud b. m lrk-d -'Sii king Fanl." NJ b'd will be rrc'-ive for mir. ihan the II- value 0. the Wa. rants DO os-d 10 be surrender .d. FRAN Is A. SHAW
 Treasur.r.
 PHENIX A. T June 8. l-7-. 3t
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15
Beware Of q e First sep.

Tn re is n st D 90 long as the fir [ st p il a y lir.ctiI |, especir!ly a wrong one. II vng pnc tl'iel il you are ve Y like'y 10 gn f, thrr On. who ,t,2!s d p my will rem Ill. b r 1T wieI he rhinls of te ling i sovereign. fine st.,l tn SOY eign fl si, when he Is tempted o-t ousl d l. he wi IT III mhrr he is alr .Ily q t!ri f. A p .riectlv iInoce pc son dreids iha soil of " sin upo lis snul. but afi.r tIc s,i.litas' smirrh he crn no say T am clran." The vu'@lr pr verA, "OI" might a~ w,.li b hung fora s e,p IS q mb, melrs a gr at deal. OieI thc lamb W 'S s olru vea-s befi~e, and nov why no the sheen? An He word ha'f tn, h If ex.lIm ,iiln. lerls 'he boy in -werrmg. Ol;e hlvia; swlrI he VII swrar a cain. Tn frs t D m " not b. muc'I n its |, hut in r tiln t. on lirts il i< a CT nd siril'.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15
The Farmers Foe.
San,, Bl-S -4 Adva-risar.

IL is report .d that fho army wo' m is CT 'aiing cnns'd r rIhlr havoc amnrg tho young crops above Sant Pau q. Whole fell- of young corn have been c'ear d ly them. and notLing seems to stop their progress.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15
Love al s-Siness.

Trscs"rt (N v; 1i'' % P"~'e -"r.
 Am nll wr'te< us from Wells as fnllows: l have had two propo SHl> of m"r irg -nre from I'll Toad co ducior. and ihr olIer fir m I stork man. I love tn" fo m r b .si. bu' il e latter las get tie mo si mo1'y. Which would you ad"ise me to m"r y?' If you would he happy, obey the d;ctares of your If c'inn.. K CD th" c.t''e man on q st in. uni you get al vou c1n nut of him. ant then mlrry the ticket puncher.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15
The Moon.

No one gets tir d of the moon Goddess that she is ny dover of her eternal beauty. she is a tue woman by her tact-knows the charm of being seldom seen, of coming by
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15
HnQ1's D OF A i.ZoNN.
 O ii '- of ''h'f U ,n'v of uhSis'ance

Il-F'g 5 IJ r UT .t LUN '.
 O Ii %. of .,h't C ,'n'v bf uhsis'ance
 Pfe>c ,tt, T June ls. l-75.
 Sealed Propnsa's i rripli .a:e will be re. c-iv-d at ilis iii '' and at the office oi ths A ting Assi>ra t C ,mni>sipR..rs nf Suhsis'anre, a' tina pp n trne h-ren. nat Nn.N JIly list, lS75 fp th. pay uf Fr-.si E .'' an I uit n lvs ant III: eel r.l tired ar C. Bowie. T q d N.w Supply Camp inr the peri d c .n ncin Iulr lSt l~75 and eniing Ju ie 3) ls:9 c n ric': awarded un is adv-r- ts.men' shall be stru d L. invnl t'.s Unit- Sri in a'y oh ik uinn for phy" nts in excess of ihs app oPriIuo grante.i " Con gross for th.- pur O.. CHI AS. F. EAGAN
 l7-it Ctltan an Cnie' on nissn-.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15
WEEKLY BULLETIN

Contains ali the S Francisco State and Cast News of tse wees Nhils ifs At ns' C correspond. nee uni vuluminous spdichrs k.-rp it' .G','l.-rs adv $ co al i'm urinnt ever ts of ti.. w.rld Tls- NERO 'ANT | MIN R, ih- MECH NI,.. snd FARMEi; Cam. af. Tor tn he W itoui ii. lis Fnahc'i.,i ariol's Mn- ;. si,rk a'd Markri iep"r are n"c 2. and ii- grirultuIal Department isr rasd a. imp',r- ant irA'u'" >mgr >uhsr-ii n" g CT ear. six Inunths Sl 50 C!ub- of ten nfOrs. '.ne a'- dr. sS wi. b iuri,isisd Fl $. 20 per c py pr y....r. and copy free he a'ty getting up
 Clu,.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15
Sner.H's Saie.
CoUSTY OF NAnIC PA TE ,gITO II O A-,ZoNA. COUNTY OF MAaEoPA

COUNTY OF uAnIC PA TE,EITO ,Y O A.,ZoNA. COUNTY OF MAaEoPA
 
 MooI,E & CARR.
 Suit for The collection If certain Taxes for the ear l-1o and now delii qnrit:
 Ny vntu- uf eNernti' ihs above en- ttieu cans issued uu of the Ju-iir'. ut "f Phenx Precinc J. b Ru nhnIg F and 2 Iiusi the gtri> and chn''es U James 4 MOu a. | La kin w. Carr have Ievi' up n A II se.z-i Al ih' right ritl- in'rr sf which the said Mo r.. G Car hal .- l4rh day uf My. l-1S. "f in a d to the i, lowing de- s.,ib d ii.ai E>'at-, which shaii expose ior lle ..t p Ibc aIcti ,n as tle tou d;r-cis on T es iitv Jun 25ih 1878 he -w--n ihe nutirs of 70 u'ci1c A. M ani o'rO-k r. M.. If ssssd dt', ar in off 'e nf said T m,- CIna Cnnpd- ny. in MdrirO.a C''Iln tn s.t:-f ihis exc u- ii.n aal c sis me o-wit: (5) Five shar-s in th- T- u.'- c nal. anl irsc iu-d in hs b s'ks ih th Ser tIryS office .'t said compauy as shares No 3I 3l 3iant37
 GE'IRGE =. MDWFRY.
 Snr 1T of Marie pa County. DI'-l PIeiix \ T.. Ins , l67s. i7-3t
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15
Pro90sals for Beef.

pHgNIx A. T, June 8. l-7-.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15
July Fifth.

2i Rt>e-1ru1iig. one qI r'ar m'ie d,th for a purse ni S75. Fr.- ta all. En,rance ee s25 Entries tr cl.,ss June %.
 I7.id GEL R EoBtRTS. Manager
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-11-23
THE CENTENNIAL MEDAL 1!
The Truth at Lastl
THE
HOWE MACHIN =
Again triumphant!
Again Triumphant!


At the 45th Exhibition of the American
Institute Fair in this city, the Howe Ma
chine Was recommended by the judges,
and approved by the unanimous vote Of
the Board of Managers, for the GEEAT
GoLD 'sCENTEsNIAL MEDAL" under the
following rules:
.This Medal fof goido il to be awarded
only for machine. product, or process,
exhibited this Centennial year. at the 18th
Exhibition Of the American Institute of
the city of New Ysrk. It can be awarded
only for machine, produ t, or process, of
great value, decided importance, aud OF
more than usual merit; and then only by
q majority of the whole Board of Trustees,
upon the written report of three judges,
whose report shall certify to the above
requirements, and after said report shall
have been approved by majority of the
whole Board of Managers"
1t win be thus seen that the Howe"
still leads all coIupetitors--andf We chal-
lenge all Sewing Machine Companies in
the land to produce an award of like ex-
ceHence received in this CENTENNIAL
YEAR.
THE HOWE MACHINE co.,
1888 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-11-23
Ghe gipaeer.
pUBLlsHED Evrnr SATURDAY.
ALL SORTS.

The richest trousseau for o
bride is a true-soul.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-11-23
STAGE

NOTICE no TRAVEE ERs.
The Stage carrying the United States
Mail leaves Napoleonville daily tSundays
sexeepted) ct 6 o'clock A. NJ, arriving at
Donalds0nviiie at O'Clock.
Returning, leaves Donaldsonville on the
arrival of the train from, New Orleans aad
Lafourche to Napoleonville at reasonable
prices
For passage, apply at the Wa n hington
Hotel, Napoleonville, and City Hotel Ut
Donaldsonville.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-11-23

ARABIAN BIT1'ERS

Purify the blood and strengthen the sys-
tenn, eraaicating the eff-ct of dissipation,
maintain the human frame in co;.dition OF
healthfulness, dispel the Blue. and all men-
tai distempers, and relieve those whose
sendentary habits lay them open to de-
PRECISION They prevent and cure BilOns
and other Eevs IA, Fever and AGue.
Chiils, Diarrhaea, Dysensvry. Dys-
PePs =, sea-siekness, Collie, Cholera
|Choi~ra nzos bias. aud every complaint
incidental 10 diet or atm sphere. Ladies'
viii find them u sovereign boon. as they
eradicate all traces of Debility, Nervous
ness fnertmsss, and Diseases peculiar TO
the sex.
Depot. SO Decatur Str, n. o.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-11-23

Inc TlcneSt tfOuSS0au lQr .
bride is a true-soul.
The faro dealer who draws
from the bottom is an under-ta-
ker.
Ii England is q nation of shop
keepers, the United States is o
nation of Office holders.
Mr.. Talmage says. he'll has
| four gates. We trust they turn.
outward, so as to give easy egress
in case of accident. = Buffalo Rr.
Judge no man by his umbrella,
| for as birds are said to have ap-
Ipeared in borrowed lslames. so
may man appear in a borrow
ed umbrella.
AIRY, on a marine excursion,
hearing mention made of the
two sea-birds. the great auk and
1.-THE little ank, inquired if the
little aux was q sparrow-auk.
| A Western editor thus kindly
lalludes to q contemporary He
lis young yet. but he can sit at
Ibis desk and brush cobwebs from
the ceiling with his ears
There is . man down East SO
Excessively honest that he puts
ali his flower pots out overnight
$50 determined he is that every
thing shall have its dew.
| Revenge is sweet" young
Imam but don't tackle a fellow
that weighs more than you, or
you'll never know where. the
ijsweet part Of the thing comes in.
"Sandy. what is the state Of
religion In your town ?" bad,
Isir very badl There are no
Christians except Davie and dmy-
|self, and I have my doubts about
IDasie."
ssThe worst dose Of hop Bit
tiers I ever had, said q young
Imam, "was the other night when
III took q girl to Q hop, and some
Iother fellow danced with her
Ievery set"
Marriage ?" exclaimed the
maiden aunt. .sHumphl ] don't
mention it. - aDoD't men shun
lit ?" cried the blooming niece :
'sno, indeed, they don't. 2 Eonk-
ers Gazette.
Father to sleepy boy-Come,
James. you ought to be mp with
the lark on such q beautiful
morning" Matter of fact boy
"That's all night, but how'm I
goin' to get up there p
An Irishman, on enlisting, was
asked by the recruiting officer,
when you get into battle viii
you fight or run ?" All. faith"
replied the man, with a comical
twist of his countenance, aI'll be
afther doin', yer honor, as the
majority of ye does"
The champion long-nosed man
resides at Sacramento. He was
at breakfast some time ago,
when friend at the opposite
side of the table, knowing him
Ito be a little near-sighted, re-
marked, There's a fly on the
lend of yonr nose." rs there p
responded the owner oi the horn
of plenty. II didn't know it. Just
please scare him of ; you're
nearer to him than ] am r
When a woman is named
"Enough" there must be q good
reason for it. DR.. Drysiale, Pre-
lsident of the Malthusian League,
says fllat he once met in an
English hospital . young woman
of that name. She was the thir-
teenth daughfef OF her mother,
and was named Enough by Q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-15
The city COuucii.

The general council met at half past
three o'clock yesterday afternoon and at.
teaded to routine business.
R. G. Brinkley's proposition to settle
bis debt to the city, and accepted by the
general council, provided the security
was satisfactory, was, at a former meet
ing, reported upon by the city attorney,
who submitted a mortgage to cover and
secure the debt, which security was &C.
cepted by the board of aldermen. The
council referred the matter.
Firemen, policemen and street-labor-
ers we're allowed ten per cent interest on
all unpaid wages for 1877.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That for all bonds, coupons
and Indebtedness Of the city funded be-
fore the FIRST Of February, 1878, the mayor
be authorized to issue aew compro.
mise bonds of the city in exchange there.
for with January coupons thereon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-15

Mr.. Henry Underwood, the travelling
correspondent of the Louisville Courier
Journal, is in the city in the interest of
that splendid paper.
DR.. D. G. Joyner, now in the city, will
leave this afternoon on the steamer I'LL.
nois for Arkansas City, where he expects
to locate to practice medicine and estab.
lish a drug store.
Mr. Henry 7. Converse, nephew of our
we'll known citizen, Mr.. E. Converse, ia
10 the city. Mr.. Converse is connected
with the well known firm of A. h W.
McElwain, the great manufacturers of
shoes at Amsterdam, N. Y. Mr.. Con-
verse has many friends in Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-15
Amusamsnts.

|osEPH MURPHY One OF the most
beautiful and realistic plays ever wit
messed on the Memphis stage Is Kerry
Cow, in which Mr., Joseph Murphy, the
popular comedian, takes the leading
role, Dan 0'Hara,' sustaining it with a
degree Of excellence and effect char.
acteristic of the taIanted artist. The
play, Kerry Gov, is love poem, in which
the best and noblest feelings are de-
veloped and elucidated with every sue
ceeding scene and act Not only is the
piece well set but even in its details
there is nothing wanting to make it other
than intensely interesting and thrillingly
captivating. In the first part of the
play you behold the pretty carrier.
pigeons, which in the last act bear to the
waiting maiden and her aged father the
alternating tidings of the horse.race,
upon the result Of which so much de.
ponds. The race.horse, mounted by q
jockey, appears on the stage, where is
located Dan O'Hara's" smithery, anvil
and forge being visible. Not only this,
but Mr.. Murphy heats the iron, and with
a striker, soon YIELDS a shoe, an act which
for realistic grace is not surpassed any
where or by any one. Murphy then shoes
the horse, aud in doing so shows himself
an expert. The eff ct of shooting the
horse Of the stage and in presence of
the audience can be better imagined
than described. But the very reality of
this act enhances the poetic beauty of
the play, and is an all important feature
in the Interpretation of what follows,
when this very horse loses the race. The
support is unusually good, Miss Annie
Ward Tiffany as "Norah Drew" being
graceful, precise and accurate in every
detail. Miss Annie Mortimer as "Alice
Doyle" was perfect in her brogue, and
besides is a charming actress, as dis
played 10 the last act while watching for
the carrier.pigeOns. Miss Emily Delmar
p%ersonated the jockey admirably.
Messrs. Luke Martin, W. NJ. Ward.
Henry Dufield and ]. NJ. Murray can.
not be excelled in their parts. The CON.
pauy did not disappoint public expecta.
ton, but each and every member sus.
tanned his or her role with good effect.
Tonight Kerry Gov will BIS repeated.
Of course there will be a large audience.
AID SOCIETY. Tomorrow night the
Ladies' Aid Society, of St. Mary's
Episcopal church, will give a supper
and ball at Rev. Geo. c. Harris resi-.
dence, No. BAG Poplar street, The price
of admission, including supper and
dancing, is only fifty cents.
COCHRAN HALL BALL The Aldine and
Excelsior boat clubs give a grand ball at
Cochran Hall tonight, The occasion
will be one of general enjoyment to all
who attend.
OPERA HOUSE. Blind Tom, the great
musical wonder, gives entainments at the
Greenlaw Opera House on Friday and
Saturday evenings, He also gives a
Saturday matinee. This wonderful child
of nature should attract crowded houses,