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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-03
Senatorial Generosity.


A Washington correspondent Of tho
NIws sends US the following little story
about General Burnside. Little Rhody's
warrior Senator. II places the goneros.
ity Of that much.whiskered gentleman
in q somewhat e%quivocal light
"Last night while riding on an +
street car. your correspondent was eli.
fed by n conversation between n states.
man and a car.driver, which he will re.
late rvrtdiim. As the car passed the
Ebbitt House II wal boarded by the dis
hagis military Senator from Rhode Is.
land. The Senator was TO oil appear
aness In a state OF equivocal s,ilharation,
from what good society calls good living,
but what Mr.. Murphy calls by another
name. and, from sentences muttered In.
distinctly, with eyes half closed. II was
inferred that be was thinking OF what he
had recently done. or had yet to do. In
the casse Of education. Suddenly, from
q lurch Of the car turning q corner.
or FROM q gesture delivered In half
dreamy oratory. his military elbow went
through the glass window. SCATTERING IL
into small pieces. The driver. who in
also conductor on this line approached
him with great politeness and said: ~
don't know but | may DO 10 blame for
this accident, hut I don't think ! was.
and the company will deduct q half dol
lar from my wages. IL l was TO blame.
OF course ! must lose the money" "0f
course you were." said tho Senator. but
q little later. under q magnanimous Inn
pulse, he drew from his pocket twenty.
i've cents. OF the remonetized. and OK.
tending II 10 the driver. said. odd Ii.
suppose we divide. that's oil the money
I've got" Tho driver reluctantly nc.
cepted the compromise when the Sen.
ator called after him /: "IIl pay you
the rest when ] como this way again."
and resigned himself to the following
soliloquy /: "Ride on these cars three
times q day. guess I'll take u carriage
after this" Then to the driver: "Oh !
you will know me. you will sec me
whom you come TO the Capitol. you will
find me ON the floor. guess you will
recognize my faee"-and getting Off ut
ths Arlington Hotel. "Recosnize my
face. will your Well. just tako q keen
look at these whiskers. take . Keen look
al these whisksrs you will recognize me
again I guess"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-03
o

Cro6ah's new 0periaad TouTid Tor 1873,
9 copy OF which We have been favored
with direct from the Publisher. is the
best and most condensed work Of its
magnitude ever published on the Ameri-
eau continent. II is u book OF go
pages. giving q concise aud authentic
description Of over 1900 cities. towns.
stations. government forts aud camps.
mountains. lakes, rivers, mineral
springs. scenery. watering places, hunt
ing grounds. fishing grounds. etc, to DO
found while passing ovsr the Union,
Central. and southern Pacific Railroads.
their branches aud connections by rail.
water and stage. through Nebraska.
Wyoming. Colorado. Utah, Montana.
Idaho. Nevada, California and Arizona.
1t is a complete compendium Of inter
esting and valuable information to tray.
elers. put up in the most condensed and
convenient form imaginable. As to the
engraved illustrations. many Of them are
really works OF art. and form a N
Gus feature Of the book. so to speak.
Among the large two-page illustrations
are views Of San Francisco and sur.
roundings. Mount Shasta. the falls Of
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CARSON MEMS,

Carson Tribune. Nay Thomas
Jones, Of Jacksonville, Athens county,
Ohio, desires to know the present where
abouts Of David Maokssy, who wa at
work In some mine IN the Comstock
when last heard from. Thomas Jones
says David Mscksey was with him during
the war in Company g. First Illinois
Regiment, and he has special reasons
for Wishing TO hear from him.
The Trial Of the White Pine stage rob-
beers still drags along In the United
States Court. The examination Of wit.
nssses Is very thorough, and It 10 proba.
bic that the entire week will DO con-
sumed In the trial.
Carson Appeal, .May 3.-About Q v
enteen practitioners met yesterday ut
the District Court room and organized q
State Medical Association. A Constitu.
ton was adopted and q Board Of Cen.
sors appointed. The next meeting will
bs held in Virginia City on the second
Monday in July.
The fast freight wagon for Bodis left
about noon yesterday. The wagon WAS
loaded down with freight Of all sorts
and descriptions. including q lot Of
chickens on the hind book. There were
Ave passengers In sight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-03


NEW PArEsIs.-Through Dewey 4
Co. patent agents, San Francisco. We
receive tho following list OF patents
granted to Pacific coast inventors, for
the week ending April 10th. viz War.
rem II. Craig. San Francisco. governor
for steam engines ; Michael Minahan,
Portland. Oregon. device for cutting
screw threads : Albert p. Rose. Beo-
wowe. Nevada. names /; Owen T. Davies.
Brighton. California. diteher and Guilt
vator combined ; John Richardson. Jr..
Pomona. California. thumb rests for
sheep shears ; Curtis g. Rowell, Dallas.
Oregon. shaft coupling (; John wilz.
Santa Cruz. California. pruning shear ;
Thomas Cullen. San Francisco. feather
paddle wheel William ID. Lawton. San
Francisco. manufacture Of shirts /; Wal.
ter =. Shotvsll. San Francisco, ore
amalgamators.
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Grus Valley Union, May LA CON-
tract has been let for sinking the incline
Of the Rocky Bar mine nfty feet below
the present depth OF 100 feet, at which
point q new level will 10 opened. The
water il now oil out Of the mine and
"tributers" arc taking out fine rock
from the upper workings Of the mine.
The streets OF San Juan are found to
prospect we'll In gold. Az high as TWEEN.
ty-hve cents to tho pan have been OBJ
tained. In digging a drain In the cellar
Of Buhring 4 Chisholm's store. very
rich dirt was found. which. according 10
report, says the Independent. yielded 5000
for two days work.
Tho wife OF jeremiah Etzsimmons. Of
Grass Valley. who has for some time
been manifosting symptoms Of insanity.
became 80 violent On Sunday last that II
was found necessary to place her In o n
finefhsnt.
y. y. Ala. Nay IA young lady
named Mary Msshan. eleven years old.
was arrested last night by Officer Nc.
Dermott. on several charges Of larceny
Mt places on Fourth street. She Is TO.
putsd to belong To q gang OF thieves OF
considerable attainlnents Ia the subtlety
Of converting other peoples property.
under their W noses, 10 the uses Of
the gang. This girl was sent TO the
Magdalen Asylum q year ago for being
concerned In the theft Of $500 worth Of
jewelry.
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serve II they are willing aud eager to sac.
rifce everything which this world can give
IN ISvIScIBLE FLAG.

serve II they are willing aud eager TO sac.
rihce everything which this world can give
them.
AN %ISvIScIBLE FLAG.
In the eyes Of the infatuated Turks, the
Green Flag Of Mohammed Is invineible.
To them IL is proud boast thatthi sacred
war emblem has never been captured since
II Wa first unfurled At the battle OF Bedcr.
There" says the historian. " they ele-
vsted the standard which Mohammed from
his height In heaven blessed" And the
boast IL we'll founded. II was once. In.
deed, tradition tells US. Ia extreme peril,
In Q fight between hill and plain, when
Mohammed himself had II snatchcd from
his hand. Ali. his kinsman, however,
thrust himself In front OF ahundred brist-
ling spears, and won the victory with the
immaculate flag flying over his head. II
Is scarcely wonderful. that these tradi.
tions drilled into the mind Of so super.
stitious . people a. the Turks. thoroughly
iufbued A. they are with the theory Of
fatalism, should induce them to attach an
almost miraculous value 10 such Q symbol
Of their past glory. The day Of the mil.
itary apostles OF Mohammed may be past,
but the tradition survives. and the un.
furling OF this fiag might be the spark
which would set fire TO the latent enthu.
siasm OF the Mohammedan race. aud In.
volve the world In . religious war.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-03
THE BiLI-

The Judiciary Committee Of the SEN
ats yesterday reported the Bankrupt Bill
passed in the House. with an amend.
msnt postpouing the date Of its opera
ton to January I. 1879. The report
was received and laid over until to-day
for action. II is sincerely TO be hoped
that tho amendment will be rejected. IL
the Bankrupt Law Is to be repealed at
all. the act should take effect the mo-
msnt 1t Is passed. To postpone the date
to the time specified. Is simply to put q
premium on dishonesty. and give 10 all
intending to accept the premium eight
months in which to do II. Should this
amendment become law every merchant
who sees any possibility Of smbarass-
ment in the future will rush to the
courts to take advantage Of the law. and
the American Republic will be trans
formed into u vsritable nation OF bank
rupts. This will be the natural result
OF such = bill. At present q merchant
may nls q voluntary petition Of bank
ruptcy at any moment. and knowing this
he will not take advantage Of the priv
lege. until actually forced to do so. But
once tell these merchants that after the
first OF next January they cannot be re-
leased from their debts. and they will
NEST a.suredly provide for starting anew
In life before that time. Better continue
the old law in force than invite the fnan-
eial ruin which this amendment, II
passed. will most certainly entail.
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Humboldt County,

Iinn,mucod Silver State. Nay 2.-Toth
the San Francisco and Nevada u Cali.
fornia sulphur companies are running
their respective mines quite lively. The
latter company have just received ma
chinery for steam refining works. which
they expect TO have running as loon IN
the machinery. which il now on the
way 10 the mine. eau be put In place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-03


Az Omaha poker player passed In his
chips very quietly n day last week.
lilo was playing iive.cent ante In n a.
loon. and there were four in the pot. A
dispute arose. and he made nss OF n
phrase such Us this: "I hope Christ
will kill me II II isn't 30 !" lie had
dealt the hand himself, and rs the bet.
ting was over he passed the cards TO the
player OF his left. who shufisd them
and then asked him TO cut them. giving
him q light tap to attract his attention.
The blasphemous player did not stir.
lie was dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-03
EIko County.

Tsedrord Tmes- Ruieo. My L.
The owners Of the Gem mine have
commenced sinking a shaft on their
claim. about n quarter of u mile north
Of the DE Frees. They ars down about
ten feet. and nrs in a four.foot ledge
which presents u favorable appearance.
workmen are engaged excavating for
the foundation for the machinery for the
Cornish pump at the new shaft at tho
Grand Prize.
Timber and other material for the new
hosting works at the Grand Prize is Oh
tho road from Elko. and = portion Of II
is expected to arrive to-day.
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WILLIAM =. URRIEN.

At forty minutes pas, two osI6ck yes
terday afternoon, the Death nell was
rung OF one Of those who have made
the Pacific Coast famous in the eyes OF
the world. At that hour William s.
O'Brien. OF the great bonanza firm Of
Flood & 0'Brisn. breathsd his last at
San Rafael. California. The Golden
State has many men Of colossal fortunes,
many men Of boundlsss generosity. but
IL may honestly be doubted II among
them oil the peer OF William S. o'Brien
is TO DO found to-day. His was u nature
which poverty could not crush. and
which immense wealth could not make
arrogant or unfseling. In his youth.
when a poor. unknown boy. hs was
loved and respected by his fellows for
his genial qualities. Of heart aud hand.
In later years. while filing the role OF a
millionaire. he was recognized As n true
and tried friend Of the poor from the
ranks OF whom he emerged. ~ well ~
the respected companion Of the wealthy
TO whose social level no hal risen. His
good and tender hsaf' ~i'ns'ooa 'ns cor
rupting influences Of gold. and his
genial nature passed through the crucial
test OF prosperity almost impoverished
even on this coast whsrs the suuash nc
quis'"on OF wealth. SO ''ia'"' WIZ"
out even u scorch IRON the nre'
Mr. O'Brisn was born IN Inc NY OF
New York. aud came ! caiiiorn'a mine
pioneer days OF -. being at that hme
but twsnty.thres years oil age. lie was
poor. and all but irisndlsss, AMI came
to the Pacific. like thousands oil others.
to make his fortune by Wrestling her
yellow treasures from the bounteous
earth. He formed a partnership with
James Q. Flood. Il the i~o went 10
Nelson Creek. Piumas county. where
they passed a year In mining Ne''hsr'
In those days OF hafd WORK. ana uhcer'
tain luck. could have dreamed OF u
magnificent destiny winch awaited 'heh
In the future. U late seems 10 nave
thrown them together Tor the wise pur-
pose OF developing into the leading
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-03

A COMPARISON made between two Al.
laniic steamers, ons built in 1870. and
ons OF to-day's. shows that the modern
steamship carries fifteen times as much
freight as the old one lid. at nearly
twice the speed. The consumption OF
coal per ton Of cargo was, in 1870.
nearly eleven times a. great As at
present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-03
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES.

ALL ELECTION PRINTING OF
WHATEVER DESCRIPTION nUST BE
ram 70. IN ADVANCE. WE CAN
ACCEPT OF 40 CONTINGENT Ar
RANGENENTs IN THIS MATTER.
40 MAN Is QUALIFIED FOR OFFICE
OR FIT TO BE ELECTED WHO CAN
NOT OR WILL NOT PAY MS PRINT
ER'S BILLS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-03

"you blame the papers," says
Brother Talmage. Z" for Publishing scan
dals, but IL all the papers save one
should refuse to publish anything i'm.
proper. you would drop your present
paper and buy that n obnoxious
sheet This vas not fiattering to his
pArishioners. but Brother Talmage was
strictly correct, nevertheless.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-03

Mop,EsKA practices pistol shooting at
a target In her room. but has never yet
accidentally killed the hotel porter who
wanders around to pound at doors and
wake the entire block at $50 Pm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-03

A FALL RIVE woman recently had
the remains OF a pet poodle placed in a
black walnut coffin and sent tn New
Bedford To be inferred in the family
burial ground. where soma Of her child.
rem are laid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-03

Tus soprano and bass in a Houston,
Texas. church choir have been arrested
and put under bonds for disturbing the
peace by their unharmonious singing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-03

TEE largest bell on this continent is
that OF the church Of Notrs Dame. in
Montreal.
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MARRIED.

MILLICII -RRYNOl Ds. In Eureka. April ~.
Nicholas Millich 10 Me. Nellie keyIolds
VERIFY MARKHAM In Ruby NH. April 10.
Nicholas Very 10 Miss Annie Markham.
HURST HARRIS In Salt Lake City. March
VI, James Hurst TO Mas g. z,is Harris, bolh
Of NryAda.
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DIED..

John aud Mary Ann Jones. aged lysars, c
months and Z days.
LAMB-In OAKLAND. April %, Richard Lamb.
father Of Mrs.. X. y. 0ibson. Of Carson City.
aged ~ years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-03

SoNr twenty odd thousand Indians
arc to be removed from Colorado to
New Mexico.
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Tax ~favorits fruit Of the Partisan Is
the apple. the sale OF which Is regulated
10y law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-03
NEW TODAY.
Ils1.oE UNCLAIMED LETTERS

ID RMAININa IN THE %POsToFRICE AT
IL toid liili, storey county. Nevada.
May ). is,s. " not called Tor within one
month they will I've sent 10 the Dead Letter
Once at Washington, ID. O.;
Agan Tommy Leehy jeremiah
Adams J n Maginnis Miss Nellie
Beck Ml.s Katy Martin ALFRED
Cnrrry ] Marlin Joseph
Cummings Mrs. I'M Mallett Charles
Cornelius Will,am Moore James
C,sgrove John Mcdonald Michael
Dougherty william N,thlson At
Dottsn william ltobinson Joshua
Eyan. John Shelter ueorgr3
Freq Fred shea Pat
Fraser Henry Smith j y
Farley Mrs Kianie Smith Nsry
0hal John Temby william
llsnlon Miss Lille Thomas John n
Jacobson II q williams Mrs Dofa
Kaeding Mrs RI williams Thomas
fPORKi0N.
Joseph L. Monty Evarists vetrsan
J.. II. MARSHALL, p. N.
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BORN.

MclSTihE- IN Austin. April ~. Ia the vile Of
XII Mcintirr. = daughter.
NASH In Tnckee, April 10, To the wife Of
Henry Mash, q con.
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che Riax-lts Bleedy Appeal %
Religious Hasasicism-A stand.
ard shas hes never beea Captured
II 10 . characteristics Of Mohammedanism
that Ia v~oiaries are inspired with . bigotry
and intensity Of worship which no other
religion In the civilized world carries with
IL. The prophet, moro than any other
man who has ever lived. possessed that
personal magnetism which controls men
with almost mirsculous'power. and when
he died he seems To have loft behind him
in the persons Of his disciples and In the
pages Of the Koran that same marvellous
emanation Of his will which made perfect
slaves Of his people while living. Mahom'
mechanism Is an intense. fervid religion,
which seems TO absorb the very soul OF Its
adherent. and take from him all power OF
individual action outside the boundaries
Of the church. Tho secret OF this tre-
meudous power which Mohammed secured
over his immediate followers. and which
he still exercises through the medium OF
his clergy. il probably TO be found In the
extreme realism Of the religion which he
Taught. His disciples were appealed to In
. manner which they could understand.
Their passions were made the pivot upon
which 10 turn their souls. Tbs heaven
promised 10 the faithful was . heaven OF
beautiful women. Of unbridled l%icentlous.
ness, and the effect which this glowing pic
turc Of bestitude has had upon tho pas.
sionate natures peculiar TO the Orient Is
| not at all surprising 10 those who have
visited the far East and looked upon this
strange people In their native homes.
No sKrrrIcIsN.
In no country In the world. probably. Is
there so little Of what We call skepticism.
or inddelity. as In the land where No.
hammcianism reigns. The religion Of tho
prophet 10 instillei into ihe mind the very
moment IL Ia strong enough To receive II.
| Deyotions are not Q mere matter Of weekly
occurrence; they arc perpetual. The
morning sun Of every day calls thu faith.
full To prayers. and the evening shades
,...i.-,.. ,,...,u,s ,,on Iu.h ,na an.
,np,1h.,"s T1....,, S"r a. oomman
ophe. nn n.Ia.. $50, ar 49,
p.op's .,.inns III I'M, i,,,is ,ims sor
w. con,,wnI..ion ot nnr,ly worlaIy n.
,.;,, nv ,iMa ~ "n.cn,i,a u2on nav ;hca.
ries. and gravitate toward skepticism.
once III q greA, whlle, ihueca, We neA, q.
a. Ins,.n... az sa are that thsy serve
only TO prove the rule, and establish the
terrible power of The religion OF MohAm.
m.x y. "a, aown !. an .,Iom in tbs vre.t
East, that " once . Mohammedan. alwsysa
| Mohammelan." There IL no progress
from the darkness which surrounds the
| neonla. From The very nature of things
here can he mons.
.,.rr,,
one Of the most prominent features oi
the MAhommedan religion. aud one Of the
| prineip.l m..ns Ly which its ~yotsries are
IL, ~ "A. ...,,. 4. A.. ,,.,,v =, fatal.
"e'' ~ ,
Ism, which - stndionsiy ihenicateu ny ths
| Koran and Its priests. With Q true Ma
| Mammalian. everything Ia preordsiued
- a.. ,..,..;.. =, ,,,.. So,h,,.
mu I'm" 10 sh.noa .nl no,bin, c.n hs
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FIorRrs in the newest carpets are
japanese in design.
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THrHr are pastures in Western Texas
200 miles in length.
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THE FLAG OF THE PROPHET.
THE rERRIBLE BANNER IN rnE
MosQUE OF 1T. SOPHIA.

An Ensign s.asr which no Mercy
f. 0tvss Or Takea-rhs Origin Of
she fiax-lts Bieedy Appeal %
Religious HRsatieism-A stand.
ard shas has never been Captured
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pENNsYLvANIA KAILmoAp.

ANu UNITED STATES MAIL ROT he.
ON AMI after D. G. li.l~s7,
Trans leaNc New York VIA Dtsuruases AMI CJrtault
roots Fcrric-. as follows
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with Pullman Palace cars attached, ut 20 a NJ, q and
S3uP daily
For WnAamsport Lock Haven. Cory AMI Eric. no 80
NJ. connecting at CORY Tor htusNiNr. Pet olruIu
Centre, and the on Regions WnamspOu and loo.
Haven, A NJ
m.ion Express Of Pullman faror tar, '!hh, cKcent
SUNDAY. 10 A. VI. arrive Washington D. ]. NJ fetu
~ at 80 ami 70 A. NJ AMI 10 +. " sunday,
80 NJ and 10 + ". For baltimore, J.. NJ, except
SUNDAY.
ENurcs. Tor Philadelphia 80 30 90 40 ilnhiel,
II A. Al. l. $50. 4. ., a. so. $40, ami ~ T. A. suh
daN. $50 and % A VI o %. 7 3d. > 80, ana 10 + NJ Ftl
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Boat, 10 "Brookiyl AnnoA connect with all throu-h
trans al Jersey CIV. Hn0rliug speedy and direct
transfer for Bruuklyu travel
Trains arrive From PITTSBURGH 8 So 1910 VI. 1910
T. daily, 40 .G2ur daily. except Monday.
From Wasull5 ton AMI Baunorc 900 A. VI . 3 , .b!,
80, i4i9f, sunday. go A N and luio p II.
From fmlai,lph.t 1uJ. . 3d. -. % lp ID - A. NJ.
$50 30, q o. : q. and 10 ~ T. NJ sunday, Oi,
o no. 10 ~. n sd A. NJ g ~. 10 10 =. NJ.
Ticket ulres, 90 and Hii brua4NHY. Aston House,
aud foot u ,Nrus-, amt t.iuanut SIS, Court q Ai
brooklyn Annex Depot root Of sutton s. bro9k.yni
ia. no and lls Hudson ST.. NnhuSDu, Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON H. r FAHNFR
General Manager. Gem la-tHI AlHnt
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Amngtmelria

TMHEEAsTEE C9yIaUE, Sa BROADWAY
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK '''''''''
MOST SUCCESSFUL PLAY
That has been offered tu the public for
MANY YEARS
Monday, Dec 49, during the week
HARKiGAN AND HART
This will be the last opportunity to witness these POP
ui VA AKrisIs ~ Edward Iiarrisans New Original
LoRGArRg ,pc,cet,y % o NJ s66wARp nARRraAN
TERRY MuLLAuEY N Fisherman. Mr. Tony HART
seem at Prologue. INDIA.
. SrcnCs IN the Drama.
View Of BENGAL BAY. CIADDAH Ireland -
TbE mhnGE, svu0oia by ,Wyniv Lvu.u rEoRRlB
"COUP DE GRACE OF LORGAiRE
new and original Ley, 9tc,1,e ep,yn'd,
Composed aud arranged expressly for this play by Dave
kruham
Loreairc Matinee wclucsia and Saturday
CHRISTMAS JOYS RNn SORROWS
LOOK out tor the CoUNsELLORi
q W. H. GRIFFIN ................ Manager
NIHLo,S GAKpEN THEATRE.
MONDAY. Dee. 49, 1878.
KIRfLfY BROTHERS,
greatest h igoS'SiS III E'v %Srp iS 10 DAYS
With GORGEOUS new sccnery marvellous mechanical ef
iect~, brilliant costumes gltcrng armors aud Jewels
and grand ballet o 100 ladies' led by the greatest living
NILE BONeANTr
MAGNIFICENT DRAMATIC COMPANY
The largest and hest trained eggplant IN the world
MONDAY. Dee ~ will he produced an entire new and
original play by Mr. George Fawcctt Rowe AMI Mr. Paul
NEw YoRR AND LONDON
Grand family maunccs Wednesday aud Saturday at ?
During tho remainder OF this month each lady will be
presented with beautiful book music specially pre-.
pared 10y Guthartn Bali Tor this theatre.