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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19

MOCK Aarhes
Day-Ths Latest Itssas OF later
est From All The Minss-ophir-
Juiin-savage-sutro Advancing
90 the rrsns-The susro Tausei
Co Connect with ths Csssstosk
Workings On she Fourth Of July
The osserai Outissk.
by reason Of the Constitutional Con-
veution election held in San Francisco.
making IL a legal holiday. there 10 no
session Of the Stock Board to-day. Tho
brokers are taking . rest. Stocks are doing
the same. and the chances are that they will
open moderate to- morrow. there being moth
ing very exciting in the mining situation
to cause any violent fluctuations ct pres
en,. The ophir development shows IN
provement as further opened out. and the
same may be said Of the Julia. Savage Is
stepping back out Of the way Of the fierce
advance Of the Sutro Tunnel. That II TO
say. the intervening space between the
face Of the Savage east drift on the i0to
level. and the face Of the Sutro Tunnel
header is so small that the heavy giant
powder blasts in the face Of the tunnel
shake and rattle down the rock In the savage
ii. ~, ,.a ui,.,. rsnnot work with
comfort. AMI have been Withdrawn from
working In its face. We hear IL privately
intimated that Sutro proposes blowing .
- l.o,.h .,l somplsting eonnectiOn
ho'' 'h'ous" A"' -.
WIN 'ho 'A'Ae' u'"'
'uiy' ms Is very soou 'ue' ."u ou
~ouid 'hus JON ISSUE NJ" "@ ~
noh VAN inc oon'''''A 20
aeeep'Ap'o Anu Au'P'''oa'
Below VIC gave our fssuiAi "".'
mary oi inc iA'es'anu "''' 'o''e ~
information. derived from Official and
authentic sources. showing tho situation
N, Zach min. to-,l.v mn IN thu time of
so'hs VI press
(snsoItdasets virgiuia.
nil. .,o,, .ao ,o,. n, 90. Th.ra Ia
49,
no ehAhs IN either mo iuanu'y o' PuAi'
ity u the ore extracted. But ono mill.
fhf lNaINnTnlA ID hAInK Enn OH I'M mrs NAkRn
from inc mime. i"o o'o s'opS' w "o
1900 level continue their usual yield OF
good ore. The western ore body on the
Ic,o level 4. openin, mn we'll. the ore lie
~--.-.r.. mi. -. IT,.
INK VI All eA'oi'n' """ns iuA''' "
ore Slopes recently opened In erosscuts
No. 1 and 2 ON tho 1850 level continue 10 |
Weld rich ore. The west Wine being sunk
below Al. iG5O level In the west orc body |
b.. CONNECTED with west cro.scut No. 4. |
yentilatinc and greatly bsnefting tho min.
| ine az the ors between the 1850 anal 1850 |
levels. The north drift ON the 1850 level
from No. 2 Wine Is steadily advancing, |
the face still in rich ore. The south lat.
eral drift on the 1850 level continues to
advance without any material change.
40. 9eros-cn' on ,na. '.se' Is IN M
,h,onss vein of line ore eight feel in
thickness. which IL supposed TO CORE.
spond with the east ore vein found on the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19
CALIFORNIA.

The Election for ,hs Constitutional
Conventional Very Light Ssse
Cast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19
Lady washingssn.

Tho north drift on tho 100 level 10
steadily advancing along tho west wall Of
tho ore vein. the face partly in quartz and
ore and partly In the west wall Of tho vein.
Tho north drift ON the 1900 level OF the
Justice 10 rapidly advancing toward the
south limo Of the mine. the drift still being
In the west country rock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19
A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the erors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weaknsss. early
decay, loss OF manhood. etc. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you. FREE OF cuAnos.
This great remedy vas DISCOVERED By mission.
Az In South America. Send . self'sddfessed
station d, Bible House, New york City.
sc20 6m
The Youngvorth Oyster and Chop House
No. u South @ street. Virginia City. 10 the
leading establishment on the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19

The repairs to the hosting machinery
are completed. the water drained from tho
bottom d the main shaft. and the men
again regularly At work in the prospect
ing drifts. Cutting out for . new pump
station at the 1850 level Is going rapidly
forward. for the purpose Of lowering one
Of the main lift pumps 10 that point. Al
soon a. that Is finished. sinking the main
shaft to open up . new level will 10 re-
sumed. A large air compressor Is being
built 81 tho foundry. the foundations for
the reception OF which are already laid.
and which will be in place and ready for
use in . very short time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19

The face Of the header is in easy work
ing vein matter composed Of ledge por-
phyry. quartz and clay. allowing OF .
good rate Of advancement. Tho tunnel
having already penetrated the great Com
stock belt. and the face Of the header be-
ing less than 800 feet from the west wall
Of the lode. it is liable TO run into and
connect with the workings Of the Savage
mine very shortly-perhsps before the
i-t Of next month. Even now tho heavy
blasts Of giant powder let of in the face OF
the tunnel rattle down the rock In the
main drift east on the 1910 level OF the
Savage, and the Savage miners are with
drawn from tho face Of that drift.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19
Chsiiar.Cembiaasieu shan.

sinking the Combination shaft 10 making
the best Of progress considering the great
depth attained. tho amount Of water coming
In, and the hardness Of tho rock encoun.
tered. Tho depth now attained 10 22JO
feet perpendicularly. The fow Of water
Is 4t,5o0 gallons daily. all Of which
il hoisted with the rock In the skects.
The rock In the bottom Ia again
much tirmer, blasting we'll. and calculated
10 make . good substantial shaft. The
shsft 10 now about $50 feet below tho level
Of the sutro tunnel where u passes that
point. The average rate OF progress 10
about three feet per day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19

Opening up tho 1000 level station, pre-
pAratory TO drifting across the ledge ct
that point, aud sinking the main shaft IL
making good Roadway. Everything work
Ing dnely,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19

Opening the 1850 and 1850 levels and at
the same time sinking the main shaft 70
attain . still greater depth on tho ore vein
Is being pushed ahead with steady vigor.
Everything working we'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19

Tho face Of tho south drift on the 400
level continues in good working ground
carrying quartz with spots Of ore. The
north drift on the 1000 level Is steadily
advancing. the face In quartz and vein
matter, and tho dow Of water showing .
steady increase. There 10 no change oil
interest to report Of the east drift ON the
1000 level,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19

Tho east drift from the 1000 station Of
main shaft is steadily advancing toward
the ledge. tho face still in hard. dry por.
phyry. The station at tho bottom Of the
Wine below tho 1900 level IL nearly com.
pleted. really 10 start q drift back westward
to meet the east drift from tho 1000 sta
ton OF tho main shaft. There 10 no change
In the vein formation penetrated by the
east drift on 100 level. Everything In
and about tho mine 10 working we'll.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08

Qua citizens should reflect that il
the compromise Of the vast debt Of the
city Is defeated by delay, the big debt
10 not The only thing that is lef! hang'
Ing over the city. The cOmPromi's
settles the rate Of interest st ) per cent?
aud il !; 10 defeated, the rate OF Interest
remains at S and 10 per cent. hey
should remember also, tina: the defeat
OF the compromise will force the city
to again issue scrip at a loss Of a; least
$4,000 q year for current expenses
This amount would more than psy the
Interest required 10 bonorably arrange
the debt with the creditors Of the city.
None of these facts can be disputed,
and our representatives should Il! once
be instructed to have an Act passed that
vii. protect the interest Of all con-
cernej, basel on he lggres sgreed
upon asst Summer.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08

Piled with the requirements Of the law in
regard 70 the levy Of personal property, or
IL tbs Sheriff shall not make O personal
demand upon the resident wner for the
taxes due on said real estate, then In
either event the sale shall and is hereby
declared 70 be absolutely null and void.
"Sec. >. Be II further enacted, That
this Ac. shall take effect and be In force
fro n and after lie passage"
Considerable discussion took place on
the merits OF the bill-its friends claiming
It was a necessary relief measure, and lie
opponents that Il was Q new phase Of the
Abatement Act" q direct attempt to rem.
der tax titles defective, for the benefit Of
shrewd n~on.tAx-payers, and 10 opposition
TO the revenue policy Of the state.
Aessrs Reynolds and Morgan opposed
the bill with great vig0r and ability
Messrs King and Montgomery favored II,
or some measure tina would meet the
harshnrss Of the Revenue Law and ena.
BILE delinquent taxpayers TO save their
property; WI lie MGssrs Pratt and Terry
said they could not support this bill but
would favor a measure that provided for
merit riOus cases where relief was needed.
A motion vas made 10 indefinitely post
ponn tue biil, pondirg which, Mr. Reynolds
IN the N'Jr Me ~sRAte a!rItEe4.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08

Registration and Election, Agriculture,
Corporations, Enrolled Bills, and two Sc
lect committees, EeNcrdlly made reports.
FENATE BILLS o. THIRD READING.
Act for relief OF Walter u Lucas, Of
Soxubee county. Passed.
Act TO enable the county Of Marshall %
borrow money 10 build a new jail. Passed
Act TO incorporate the Byram Fertilizer
Company. Substitute reported by Com
mitiee on Corporations adopted, and bill
passed.
Act 10 incorporate the Meridian Gas
Light Company. Re.commilted.
Act 70 repeal an Act TO incorporate the
county seat OF ~issaquena county, aP-
proved April 3, 1872, and to create n new
charter for the Town Of MayersvIllc. Com.
mitlee amendments adopted, and hill
passed.
Act TO amend tue several Acts IN rrla.
ton TO the 8 lie OF liquor within five miles
VI th' Uniyersity Of MissIssippt. Com.
mlttee amendments adopted, and bill ar.
dered engrOssed.
Act 70 amend section lsj2 OF Code In re-.
I'iIOn TO bastardy suits. Re-commlllrd.
MISS COTTAGES At THE USIyERsIrY.
Act 10 establish Mess Cottages ut the
University Of Mississippi, and tr utncr
purposes. (fhe bill makes an appruprla'
ton Of 10000 fpr hailding cottages On the
University grounds, whete poor young
men can 1--we cbeaply wall, enjoy Ing the
opportunities II education az irled ~ The
University
upluIonIwa as divided 49, =, the advisa.
bilily D.! adopting the bI.l Mcssrs Mc.
CaskIll, Lowranee. lee, LanneaG and
NJn gomcry favored t., AEi Mcssrs West
and Powell opposed IT,.
PeBd.n: the discussion -" >tna'g .pDg
a re- - .rti' : .''lJ.G I'm
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08

shall release lie claim upon said road
and unless the liens and claims Of 9TH
IRA Are released, or acquired by the
aid Gaze and associates. II 10 further
understood aud agreed that the county
mali be released Of oil further liability
or obligation to said Railroad COmpa.
nv. by reason Of the subscription Of
$4,000, heretofore voted BY said couu.
IS, 10 said Road.
CATCHlNGs 4 INGERSOLL,
Attorneys for W. q. Case ct al
We respectfully advise the Honora-
Bile Board of Supervisors to accept the
foregoing compromise being well sat-
isied that the completion and equip
ment OF the Road, as above stated,
will be worth more TO the county than
the whole ,um required to be paid.
T. A. Marshall,
X, V. BOOTH,
For Board Of supervisors.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08
Miscellaneous
THE HOUSE ELL As TO RAILR)AD 'AG.
IFF5-A CORRECTION.

THE HOUSE ELL AS TO RAILROAD AR.
IFFs-A CORRECTION.
the report Of saturdays Hose PRO.
ceedings incorrectly states tha position II
MessTs GhOls1n, Gibson and Pegram as 10
the right 0i the state - regulate the tar
IFS Of railroads. The gentlemen named
supported this right, and yDL d TO rescrV.
% he state fan control u the su .cct
The matter u UNJUST discrimination
against local iIcights, they particularly
c2Eiended Mould he Subject - Legislation.
ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE.
To-day the House resolved . al. r4rn
sine die On the ?2l u February, and also
amended the Rples so as ~ provide Tor
holding nigh. sessions. This looks as
though they int ded 10 make an earnest
Ell prt 70 get through ~ tue III. l. Is
doubtful 1.-THE senate cOnrlrs IN the time
for adjournment. Sucha large numb : Of
bills have been intrDddced-and several
in portant matters have not yet received
at~tentiyn-lhat 1t will not he possible tit
they receive thorough consideration Tor
the Legislature % get through before the
lst 81 Marcn, and they viii nave - WORK
very narl 20 set through even " mat time.
THE HoU,E
was IN Committee II the Whole yes.cr day
afternoon on the Fee and salary
Law as adopted in 1876. Consii.
cradle discussion was had as 20
proper amount Of salaries, s-t econ.
my and rcirenchment was IN the ascend.
AM. Tn Committee reported progress,
aud asked leave % ST again. =.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08
" Y NIGnr .t..!LE.

Tuesday, Fen. :, -.
H:cs"E:, E.r':y.:r.I; ~.gs"G., !Seu:y.
Blk.
The privileges OF the II uso w.re extend.
ed ~ Hons l. A Campbell md T. Wa,niL-,
ex.m.myeis, and Col " = Fdalkuar
THE tPEClAL ORDER
TIE House took up :he special order,
viz; The rel ort otlhe y ecial Committee
on Agricultural Liens.
II was debated a. great length. Mr.
GholsOn moved 70 postpone further con.
slderation Of the spe, ial order Intll We'd.
nesday, February J.h, ~ Z '.lotG.
A; 9 10 me House adjourned
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08

IlAyASA, Feb. Sit is officially an.
nounced that the lnsurgent Col. Benz
Rarnuez, with IL officers, l03 men, ~
women and los children, surrendered
in the neighborhood Of Bayamo.
a d~efalcslion Of 5000 in paper
money was discovered in the Santa
Catalina Bank. An employee named
LoQuaLe ia missing under suspicious
circumstances.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08

Act TO amend the statute o! limitations.
Indefinitely postponed.
AVETO.
A message was received from the Gov.
ernor, returning House Bill No. III, "an
Act to incorporate the Dowd's Landing
steam Ferry Company" giving bis OBJ.
j %ectiOns thereto.
APPROVAL OF OFFICIAL BONDS.
Mr. Sc abrOok moved 10 reconsider the
vote whe rehy ian Act TO provide for Ap.
prevail OF Official bonds oil county OF ,ers,
so FAR ne same applies 10 counties VI Ma.
rion, etc - passed the House.
The vote whereby the bill was read ;ne
third time, was ICconsidered.
An amenimen. was then adopted, and
the bill pass d a second time.
Tue House adj Jurped until =, '..ptE.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08
Manufacturing Chemists and the
Tariff.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. GA. a meet.
ing OF the Druggists Exchange here,
resolutions were adopted asserting that
some provisions Of the Tariff Bill, will.
disastrously affect the Interests OF q
large portion Of their membership 10.
Gated in Philadelphia aud other por-
tions Of the country. The resolutions
further protest against the manifest H..
Justice Of discriminating in favor Of
.ome industries and against other.
We appeal TO the sense, justice and
fairness OF the members OF Congress Ia
c~outending with them for the same
benefits TO our chemical industries
which are accorded 10 others, and pc
lition the Committee on Ways and
Means not to propose to Congress any
measure OF legislation affecting the in
tercst OF manufacturing chemisls.'
\ Committee, composed Of n repre-
sentative from each branch Of the
chemical and pharmaceutical industry,
was appointed 10 prepare a memorial
to Congress, or 10 the Committee on
Ways and Means, explaining their
grievances, and 10 take such other &C.
ton, in the name of the Drug EX'
change, as may be found necessary.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08

Thursday Morning. February Z,

ms. EMMA D. z. N. soUTHwoRTH
has written fOrty.fOur novels, aud sis
doing 40 we'll g could be expected
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

The Champions Of The Prompt taxpayers
Victorious In the Senate-Captain
Eads Invited to Address the Leo.
islature-AnOther Bill which
Fails Of the Governors
Approval.
Full Text Of the Bill Relative 10 Excess.
siVe Charges and Unjust 0iscrimlna-
tiOns by Railroad Companies.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
A New Phase Of the Abatement ACt-A
Majority and Minority Report on the
Bill In Relation 10 Embe7zlement.

The House 6Ois1 for Constitutional
Amendments 10 EarnGst-The Bill to
Require County 0fhcsrs to Hear
Charge to Grand Jury, Passed.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08
WCKsBURG WEEKLY HERALD. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY e. I.7s.

Act 70 amend the statute o! limitationa
indefinitely postponed.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-08

House me-. speaker Percy in ;Le .4als.
Prayer Dy krv. ". II. WalK!us.
Ron called present 100, absent =.
Reading % Journal disp nsel WI q.
Committee N E.ngr ssel BINS reported
A uessas- rom Tue >"na:e stated acton
N A nMmhnr ~ N.ilI.-
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12

and In the third and fourth acts Of ala
Vie Palisenne." She also sang her English
and Spanish songs I" She is just a sweet
Bouquet Pretty a Picture" Bolero, from &" La
Cruche C0ssee." and "La PaiOma." Nile. Aimee has
been known TO the American stage for years aud
she has met with much success 10 many cities Of the
United States. Her proceedings have served to illus
trate the felicity with which French composers marry
music TO farce, and the adrOtness with which French
dramatic art make wautOnness tributary TO
amusement. She is dro and dashing actress ia the
ehambermaid line, and she is experienced and COM
potent vocalist Her engagements been conducted
By Mr.. Maurice Grau, one Of the most energetic and
faithful workers IN tbe realm OF theatrical business.
Mile Aimee returns 10 France, and 10 Is understood that
she VIII not again visit America. We do sup
pose however that our stage has, by any means, seen
the last Of Mile. Aimee. Opera bOuffe is a form
OF entertainment much liked and desired by the
volatile class OF American pay-gOers; and opera 5Oue
is an Institution 10 which upon the local stage, the
ence OF Nile, Aimee would appear TO be indispensable.
NO one else since Mr. Bateman brought over TOstre has
succeeded SO well in II she has done Au revOr will,
lhelelOrei he the more anproprIate greellng.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
PARK THEATRE.

A revival of Mr. ByTOn's comedy of Our
Boys was effected at the Park Theatre on Monday
night and this has again called attention to the proies
tiona talent and personal charm Of Mrs. Lingard The
performance given by this lady is marked By many Of
the most delightful wOman-ke attributes expressed in
sparkling artistic method. There is duh moment
while Mrs Llngard remains upon the scene. The de-
feet Of the representation Is in the manner-whch some
how suggests lack OF Inherent gentleness Mddtevek
s undertaken BY Mr.. Lngard, whose humor and style
are quite conventional This part II will be remem-
bed has been acted here. in this region, by George
Honey, John Br0ugham. John L. Owens and James
Lewis The best embodiment was that presented
By Mr. Honey. In London the character was created
and kst displayed by Mr. Jaines-whose acting is ma
oe Itself and whose sincerity pathos, and dro eeeen-
teity are indescIibably fine. The bomish which viii
a the entire representation at the Park Theatre, Is ex
eaped IN one pOint-the effort made by the actor OF
1e'of 0lqmpnevs 10 stand upon his head. This Is
peyeson OF the authors design, and this. and errors
nAe bis sufuse the whole performance with iarclca
eAagfefation. "Our BOya," however, Is q charming
vDey and tie pfesentment OF u al the Park Iheatre
AsnRfity ENJOYABLE 20 those who % not examine TOO
oasy the texture Of the acting With which II u mus
se-Aif LDglrd Sketches are offered III ASSOCIATION
hHb TIE revival.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
OBITUARK.
TIE HON. aERMoN CAMP.

The Hon. Hermon Camp, who died at Tru-
mansburg Saturday, the sth inst, at the ripe old
age of nnetytwo years. was probably the oldest citizen
Of Tompkins County, having resided at Trumansburg
for more seventy years In April 1917, upon the
formation OF TOmpkns County out Of portion Of the
territory formerly belonging to the counties Of Cayuga
and Seneca, Mr.. Camp appointed by John Taylor,
then the acting Governor Of the state as Sheriff OF the
new county. In November 1919, Mr.. Camp
elected member Of the Assembly for Tompkns County,
and was probably the oldest surviving member Of the
New-York Legislature. He was man Of considerable
wealth, and for many years the President OF fhe
Tompkns County Bank at Ithaca. He was prominent
advocate OF the temperance and at one time
President Of the New-York State Temperance Society
OF eighty-sx he delegate 20 the Republican state
Convention at Utica n 1872 In all OF the relations ot
life be was exemplary ctiZen who respected ana
venaraed by the community which he had passed so
many years.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
MUSIC AND TIE DIANA.
uNIoN soUARE THEATRE.


A representati0n Of "The Lady of Lyons at
tbe up,on square Theatre has served 10 disclose
other beginner in the dramatic profession, who has
begun at the wrong end OF the ladder. Miss LeOna Moss
who comes forth as PGine exhibited intelligence. SELF
possession and cOmmendabe force OF purpose but her
performance denoted faculties that are commonplace, and
that have not been properly trained To describe II in
detail would be, perhaps, TO nict needless pain The
character correctly dresed the text spoken
in thin unsympathete voice, illustrated with
much ainless and rather awkward gesture; aud alto
gether, the embodiment appeared TO be put for
ward, not as a work Of dramatic art, but
an assertion Of individual capacity There are
many wOmen-not inapty represented by Miss
Ieona Moss-whO are conscious Of the desire
for expression and who wish to be conspcuOusly OBJ
served and admired IT. natural doubtless, that their
dsquietude should mpel them toward the stage. It is
equally natural that their lack Of dramatic aptitude and
OF professional training-which their total ina
bity to accomplish anything when they upon the
ssge-shOuld fail to fascnate che public regard,
TO command critical respect and commemoratOn
The emergenee Of Miss LeOna Moss has had the effect Of
calling attention TO that lady II strikes, in fact upon
the warning bell; but why that bell should be sounded
Is mystery, and is likely TO Persons
who accOst the public expected, not IN
reasonably, to disclose faculties and attributes
calculated to crafty the public interest. This
expectation is not fulfilled by Miss Leona Moss.
This community has often seen PcifIine exceedingly
well acted There neither sense nor proprety in the
sudden projection Of novice into that character These
remarks apply with equal force 10 the recent ebulhtOn
OF signora Gasparini in tins part well in
shakespeare's Juliet at the Lyceum. Ladies who
wish to act ought 70 learn the trade, 10 epeak,
before they invite attention 20 themselves the
masters Of IT, Miss LeOna Moss may be st the Union
Square Theatre throughout the present week. Mr..
KheelOck's persOnatiOn OF Claude MeinOhe exhibited
unity and symmetry and WAS seen to have greatly gained
In passionate aTdOr, and IN Of manner Miss Moss
appears be Of Hebrew lineage, ana her audience on
Monday night was largely composed Of Hebrews.