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Religious.

PREsHyTERIAS.-Rev ID. 4. Campbell viii
preach regularly. AT Alto on the 81 sabbath
in each month at Union Church on Baskin
Ridge, in Franklin Pa. on the third Sab
bath; al Rayviile on the fourth Sabbath;
Regular appointment for preaching IF the
Baptist Church at Rayyille is the first sunday
in ea'h month and Saturday might before.
Rev. l.. {. kelis Pastor.
The appointments of the Ravville Circuit
VI. f. Church South are as follows Girard,
the first Sunday in each month; Rayvli!c the
second q, Little Creek at a. m ami Alto
AZ ni-hr on the third, ANA Union the fourth
L. Ii. MrClendon, p {.
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Jno A. llcmi.r, Esq, Tax Assessor for
Rlchlani parish, Is our authorized agent for
the entire parish. To collect all dnrs and r--
ccivr and receipt fT new subscriptions To the
b. ACOS. We Will piarc III hi> hands the
accounts of those who are IN arrears, aud
hope that they will all be prepared To settle
with him when lac calls on them to assess
their taxes If
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MED with $500: nor will nO.
ttces Of Final Settlements be
published until all dues are
paid.
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ncsiay IN each month.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-05
IL. &aptteI.
Die Sabrt dberS Weer unb
mao Miten.

nGtne Stunee ptsrbalb Son itantinps
pei, no taS Idwarse Wesr li1 i1op
betrd1tli& errpeitert, unp pas isnieit:se
gllien nett entfernt lisst, befanp i1 mid.
Der Sauptfapt burfte i'd mid natirs
LID niat ndbern. Dieie trennt freili9
BON pem acsendterlieseneen Sfutari
muir cine feline babe Stunte, unp
europa unc Aiien i&einsn ii9 bier. 70
ME weiter unten BET BEN Darpanellsn,
bic Sinpe bieten ;u molten. SD iibers
lests nun, mas i6 Beginner Ioqte am
isnlsitissn W@resfranps mare ib ssbprs
gen sepsIen. @esen Norben purfte t6
mid ni9t rpeneen, psnn pom Wesre bis
Irranppel unp nod peiter tparsn bic
Iirfen In eaS Snnere bes 9anpes l9on
Sprsserunsen, eeiIsn lsBte S6ubpsbr
unp lsste 5UFnuns eissntli@ bic Start
Sonltantinopel mar, nit peren Sau aud
has sanse 9anp ben Idrfsn 19on ses
b6rte. Muh b~etpobnten bic n5rpli@ aes
lssenen 9dnper, ME bic beutise @as
label unp 8ulsarei paS nod entferntsre
Stebenbdr8en unp 8eHarabten ptlpe
0Slierl1aftsn, rur@ pel9e su reiieu fdr
ben ein3elnen @aneerer pur6aus nt1t
rdtbli9 mar. Sinssssn fonnte i@ bofs
fen, In Slsinaien bale 0laubensSenolIen
;u inpsn, nit psren Ollie Is mir mSs'
LID warp. mad Smyrna unp BON pa
mad 8ortntb, has an Der 0anpense
SpiI&en Worsa unb Mttifa liest une
cine setpte Sepem l9en Sfters Senannte
Stapt III, ju fommen.
y@n tem Stranps, no i'd mid bsfanb
parsn a~Ientbalbeu Gii@srna&en an8es
bunpen, psrsn 8efser bet ben sesen'
partissn u~nrubSpQen 3siten li4 8rSBs
tentbsils eefi@tet batten. Gs mar srpar
sefdbrli@, f@ stnsm lOl&en 6abrseuse
ansuSntrauen; tenn, pen1 Elm pent9
itarfer Winp ii9 erbpb, fonnte Der Naden
umitaren ; abernO@ sefabrli&er mar
es, am Strante In Der Nabe Der Saupts
ftapt su bleiben. Da td iibripens nit
Der UabrunS peS Nueers tpebl Sertraui
mar, 70 befties t& In @ottes Mamen sinsu
tauslt@ befunpsnsn Na@en, unp fisb
pom 9ano." -
9israus fSnnsn mir leben, wel& elm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-05
Der Gbemann pie sr Iein fol-, bat eas

Der Gbemann pie sr Iein fol-. bat eas
en8ltl9e Slatt ~puni&" selebrt ssbt NIT
ietner Srau aud in Wodsntasen lpaafes
rem uno fir6tet i1 nidt Dor Yusldpen.
Gr fibrt ieine @elrt6tIe tmmer bel E&
uno bat ile ME au 6auls lissen. IaGen.
Gr a6tet IS nibt untsr isinsr @iree Elm
padet ODER ZEN &sseni6irm. prrr BE
ueberidube lsiner Nreu au trasen ; er
ersibt li1 icsar parein. paS jinsfte 8inb
bel elmer Omnibusfabrt auf rem S9oos
su bal;en. Wenn eS respe:, liuft sr pcrs
aus, um Die Iblr aufjumaden, une
penn Ger 0asen pol it, isBt sr li3 ne,
ben Ten 8uti6sr. Gr ftsbt in Der Nadt
aut UNI ras Sinp ;u piesen Upsr UNI
na9ialeben, per an Der 6austbire film
selt. Gr ldbt Die Sdpiessrmutter tn
5aule pObnen unp 1T bSai1 sssen fe.
Gr 1T an Gid nit aaem ,ufrisren. mas
man ibm porisBt /; pie Suppe IN ME ans
9%ebrannt Deer perlalsen, Der Safee ME Az
rdnn. Gr slautt an l9pa9e Nerpen
unp miro . elmer 5brine erpei&t.
SamOqt feline frau, 70 ~beiinf:ist er lie
our6 einsn ausaus auf's 9anp. Ct
besablt penn is beim SartsGlpiele psr<
liert unc siebt ibr, mas or sspinnt.
Seine Rleicer rie1en ME naa Tabad
sr reipsttirt bic peiBsn 0orbdnse unb
rau6t nur auser eem Saule. Gr Ihnets
ret bel Gid Dor, bebalt aber ME ras bette
Srid fir fi6. 81 bdtst fi9, pas Gros
nOlpsiibe Dunftl aufsuflirsn, wel9es
ibtr Dem @ltsr isiner Gbsbdlfte Ihpstt;
er iberldst bic Oisnitpten ibrsr ause@
meinen Serridait unp betritt ME Die RE
sion Ter Slbs. Gr fpmmt su gutter Belt
mad SauIe uno bsiigt fsinen 5auSs
itll7sl. Gr mietbst allibrlib cine
SUmnerwUbnuns unp blstbt anterreiIen
BON Wontas bis gum Spnnabenp in Ger
Stapt unc miro ron elmer alien Iufpar,
term bscient. ST trdst pie 6ausbals
tunssfoitsn pbne AZ murren unp 1T blinb
ssSen ,~.ciperle Aulasen." Gy III tst3
ssmitbii6 unp liebsppa, fsiert pdnfili1
cen Sabrsstas ieiner Sp6seit, bstlast
ib ME, pen er auf cas G1sn partsn
mue, ma9t zen Safse lslbf, penn sr 40
6aule bleibt. Gr erfiat ale ibre @ins
l1e, be;ablt ale ibre &sdnunsen uno
peint wie Elm 8inp bel ibrsm Sope.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-05
Sas uiNenidatliGe Sahr. fdreit

Ssrr Ssnri DC parYius i'm ySOurnal rss
0ebats," l6lieBt gut ab. Dor aGt Ias
gen fonnten mir melpen, pas 60 cen 6ers
rem 6 aillet unp &oaul ptctet
einem Secen %einseln, sslunsen mar, rem
SaueraUff flaiiissu ma&sn
unp nun tbeilt untsrm 81. DECEMBER
Ssrr Gaiastet purb Die 0srmittsluns res
perm Dumas Der Afaremie Der @i6ens
l6aften nit, pap ibm pielelbe Speras
tton nit psm Stiffpff uub lpsar
NIT Gem @aiierfpff ssslddt III,
wsl1 lestsrer sinen ausenblidli1sn Orig
srfOls befir9ten lief. Das Experiment
wurpe I'm 9atpratprium Der Ecole nor-
male in 0essnpart Der Ssrsn YOulin,
sault. Ssnri Saint Claire Depiae. Bers
tbelOt, Waaeart u. v. pousossn, unp LIEF
int 9eiits pieisr b%srSprrasenren Gbemiter
unr pbYiitsr feinsn 3peifsl surid ; Ger
Stiiitpf III tn form flsiner Grppfer unp
Der 8a6ertuT in 0efalt zines Nsbels
asisbsn porren. SO fsbt IS allo fsf, pab
allie 9aie IN flaiitsen gu.
4 a n B ssbra9t rpsrpsn fannsn. Dies
selhisbt BET pem Stidfp6 unter sinsui
Druid BON 200, BET rem WaGsrfpff BON
$50 @~tmoipbirsn upp miro pur9 bic
8dlte berpirft, bic bet Der Operation bis
800 0rap unter Nua betrast. Die Salte
unp Der 9uftprud pereint prinsen Die
9aSmplsculen 70 pidt aufeinanpeE ra6
fe IN Hihisen 3ufanp iiterssben. Da
bic Cuff aus SaueritUf unp SiidfoF
;uiammenssiss. 1T une ein ispeS risler
gale Rdlis ssma4t wsrcsn fam. 10 cts
belt saraus, raB pie Cuff Ielbif pitler
Operation nit Grfuls untsrsossn rpsrpsn
fam. Ssrr Gaiastst bat pies bepislen,
inrem er gang trpfene unp BON aIsr
Soblsnldure fret 9uft nabm unp ie In
lsinem apparat falfis ma6te. als CT
ben Sabn bhnete. trdufslte pie 70 Serpans
bette Cuff beraus, pie cine parfimirte
6laliafsit aus einem 8sreunisr. @snn
man ras Grpiriment nod rpeiter Serfolst,
10 fam bic GldGistsit In fefen 3utanp
ssbra9t unp allp Die Cuff In SIumpen
%psrpanpelt rperpen. Die efe 3uft
1T sspis cine Der SrSstsn GrUberunsen
Der moeernsn gbemie unp Der 81. De-
sembsr 1877 Elm psnfplroises Datum
In Der 9sl9i9ts Ger Bi6sni@af.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-05

SyoW Wbkust W." esWWtsUsV 0stIPtSS
pom Der @efabrli9feif peS sefirbten
Gansy's !! Sn Bloomington Sa., If
pieler Gage eas bretidbriSe TS1tsr&en
zines Der bsitsn peutl&en 8drser res
8u9trudsrs Uibslm Bad, In GUlse
pss @snu6ss pom lol6sm Camp setpr>
ben. Die Gltern trift feline S&ulp,
penn pas Sinp bate ben siftisen 9uder
ni9t TN glternbaule bsfommen, lpnpern
er mar BON einsm gbrifbaum, wel9en
man na9trdsli9 In elmer rprtisen Spnns
tasSi@ule ben etele Sonnta9sl&ule be-
lu1sneen Sinbern bel&eert bate. Gin
nsunidtrissS Sinp tss Ssrrn BAD bate
3udsrwsrf ron esm Saunne BEN eretlabs
rissn S1wefsr&en sssebsn. asstsrsS
aB bon etnem 3uderpferpe upe rpuret balo
earauf BON bsftissn Srampfen tefaIen.
ga& mebrtasissn l@wsrsn 3eicen ftarb e.
Dram bat jest lsrmittelt, ZAP li@ an benz
3uderpisrp&sn pariisr @rin bsfane.
Der BAD miro li1 bemibsn, ben 1abris
fantsn rss siftisen GanpY aasInpis ~
MAIDEN unp feline Ssfrafuns bsrbeisa.
flbrsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-05
Gs III beina6e Saes berfebrt 8

8i&monp, Wirsinien. bat man 6 3OQ
S6nse.- Sn Nalbpiae. Sennefse, fdbrt
man S&litten unp In Wsmpbis IT, ben
lsstsn Na4ridten zines unisrer We@lels
blditer sufOlse, gar stn Bigger srf,Oren.
Sisr tn Soma iprs1en ee8snwartis
8lumen unp 8rduter, Der S.aub pirs
belt In ben Strasen. une Der f&wers
8afsk ~rebepiebsr bat elmer lsi&kten
Sletpuns ylaB sema&t. dad Gnbs
DON, eiee ,pire lein, pab man I'm Din'
ter adsrt unp im CORNER S&litteu
fdbrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-05
fame1 unb bas sanse 6auS sur&lu&tsn.

faue, unb bas san3e 6aus curdIu@ten.
Da td Der tlrftihen Sprade funpiate pers
nabm t6 aus benz 9eiprd6e.c aB bic Geincs
euh, metne Ibsuern, futtsn bic tbr aus
BEN palaite, ben nun Wubamtp bepobnte,
in Der leBten Na6t peri9punpen waret.
Dies ~ pernebmsn, mar ein GROCER
Iroft fir mid Mrmen. Nun puete iG
tc9 peniafens, paB ibr BET lem alIses
meinsn 8lutbape ni6t umssfommen
tparet, bas ibr su6 pdbrenp Der 3sit
In Ter @ewolt Mubamecs, unp ieBt
pieQeidt in Greibeit ~tefinret. - n@ers
Idpunpen !" = Dteits @ort fonnts
man ;par peri&ieDen ausIsaen, aber td
fonnte bod ieBt bpHen, eab i'd bic Sic.
ben pisaei4t einmal wiecer ieben rperpe.
Na9psm bic Idrtsn tas, mas iie ser
Iudt ni6t sefunpen battep, besaben iie
ii1 ptscer binwes, unp i'd sins, ais es
gang rubis sepOrpen mar, aus meinem
9srfede. SD fdblte mid spar nett
frdftiser als seftern, bei9Ios aber benz
nod, nod etne Na9t bier susubrinssn.
Sd nabm ale iene ,pertbpoIen @esens
tinpe, Die th Sprfanc, unp bic i'd lei9t
urp bsquem trasenp tonnte, IN mir, ins.
beIpnrere pisies Yortrdt" = unp btebet
STrete er ietn 0amms uro .os Elm flet.
mes Bib berSpr = ,insbeloneere tieles
pOrtrit eas eefne 3dss metnen tbeure
Satin, trdst, bins id UNI meinen 5als.
Au6 einen suten DoI1 pom feiniten Stabl
itefte id su mir. UNI mein 9sben I'm
NOtbfaae pertbeipisen ~ %fSnnen, wolte
i6 nod einmal etrpaS ruben suSor
aber ftdrfte t1 mid pieesr Elm psnis
nit Spstle unp Grant pie i6 sleidfaas
i'm Sauie Sprfane. Oenn &ube mar
mir eas @asrnplbwsnpisfe, I'M benz Sbrs
per wieeer neue 8raft su Seben.
Gbe Der rsue Gag anbrab, ma6te
i'd mid auf un unter benz S6uBe Der
Ounfslbsit unSemertt aus Der Start ;u
e%ntfommen. SD bate ihcn ~unterrpess
iiterlest anf welte 0siie id mid am
bslten aus Der Start sntfernsn fonnte.
Durd ras Ibpr pessuteseben mar UNI
Der Waten pilen, nibt fiber. SD sps
es pabfr Spr, an jsnsm Sbeile Der Stapt
su sntFisben, mo- Der umsefauene Sburm
Den @raben aus9efiat bate. Ils tb
an ienen Stapttbeil fam, fanp t1 nod
gluss nit Eoptsn bsesdt. Tim nt6t 70
lsidt srfannt ;u tpsrcen, ;ps ia einem
Idrfen lfine Sletcsr aus, unp S%erpanpelte
mid 10 benz asuBsrn na1 In einsn Ses
fenner res Scran.
y@lidli6 eutfam id in's Jrsfs. Dot
robin nun 2 0aran bate i1 eisentli1
nod gar ni6t rs9t sepabt. Nad furssm
Yefnnsn sntIdlpb ia mid, auf ras
Weer ~lpssuseben, UNI bier einen siiniti.
gen Aussnblif absuparten, Der mir
meine sdpsli@e Gretbsit SerldaHsn
merpe. 0erate ais bic Sonne aufsins,
selanste t4 an ben Stranp."
80 sisaeidt I'm slsi6en Woment
bsiiss aud td." iaste pie Satin, ,,nur
ar, elmer anpern Suae. Elm S1tf, Gas
mid aus Der beilnatblitm 9ssene
bra6tc, trauerne UNI ben lieben 0atsr
unp @aten."
>. mas finp mir arme Msa19sn!
Benn ntbt paS Muss Der Spriebuns
dber unS rpa9te, fpenn mir nur einem
blinpen Sbnsefdbr preisssaebsn ND
rem, tpte armt, wie unsladIi@ pdren
mir
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YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL H. ls7s-QUINTUPLE SHEET
FURNITURE.

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i2i AND 1913 NEWARK Az. AND loa AND 100 RAIL
ROAD Av JERSEY CITY;
81 AND 81 MYRTLE Az, AND o. o. AND %
LAWRENCE ST.. BROOKLYN.
BEING II YEARS IN THE INsrALMENr
BUSINESS.
OFFERS THE
LONGEST AND EASIEST TERMS OF ANY IN THE
TRADE.
ALL GOODS SOLD on INsTALMENTs.
AT THE LOWEST CASH WHOLESALE PRICES
II been my desire instruc. the public where
and how purchase the cheapest aud able
ture hitherto made.
II has becn gradually dawnng tho peoples mind that
cheap articles only DO obtaned in large respectable
establishments the proDrictors Of which manufacture
their goods.
In the past ten years purchased their
convenience than purses days ofeconomy
aud calculatou become necessary meet
the needs Of life.
Ihavo always deemed II duty place before my
the public and pos
sess OF mouldnsto suit the prcsent-the retail Carpet
Furniture trade. In good many stores
existed tina, wholesale preferable the recall but
the gradual sweepng away whose only capital
credit has compelled to manufacture solely and
supply my largo establishments No will dsny bu,
sesses to cheaper goods which amount Of d.
vdsd capital therefore to this cenra
ixation would call tho attention Of ALL and ask you VINO
would desire purchase cali and the efforts have
underse all competitors in the trade my pur.
pose Is TO retail goods at wholesale prices.
Ihav just completed large additional Doth .,
my Jersey Brooklyn enabled to display
the most varied stock ever stored under ono
root in the carpet furniture trade The aoors arc we'll
lighted that tho smallest defects could DO detected
never using any give lustre and keep
Ing within tho strict rulos voracy in tho
tion Of my goods
JOHN MULLINS,
City. ana 81 81 Myrtle av. Brooklyn
PAaLoR FURxIruRE.
5000 Psrlor Suits. ~, and upward
CHAMBER FUaNrruaE.
Walnut Chamber Suits. With marbles, $50.
CARPETS
Brussels Carpet, IS cents
ingram Carpet. - cents and upward
CARPET FURNITURE. oILcLorn AND BEDDING,
=
JOHN MULLINS.
on weekly aad monthly inssalmentA
To this heading wish call the especial attention Of
customers who wish TO instruments for goods
purchased Al my There many the install.
ment business practice Of char ing exorbant
rates goods purchased Who tho nrs failure to
pay seise tho opportunity OF taking back their goods
thereby In the pisinest sense dcfraudinx Tho cas-
toner Of the amount paid Instruments therefore,
think Il my duty lay before the public my dealing
In fairness with who may pa,ronze mo- and this
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FURNITURE.
EBBISGHoUsEN wIDMAYER.
1877 and 100 7th av..
between 2is. and I'D sta,
oher Furniture OF their manufacture all hrst class
workmanship and o designs prices lower than
sold Tor IN THIS city, quality considered Our assortment
large comprsns Queen Anne, astlake and other styes
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
We will offer tomorrow Mt prices much below cost, n
special lot of Furnitusc. Bcdding Mirrors coraces Lam
$1,000 being goods taken back from tn. Chesterfield
House. 9th OF the death OF tho propre
TOR. and which must be sold at once.
Eary BUYERS will secure bar aims these goods
be duplicated AT the prices nov offered
A LARGE srock
Of enameed Chamber Suits make. suitable for
country residences and summer hotois We now offer
Si5 10 $40 per suit,
only oneha Of the regular prices In order 20 close out
and make room
for other goods.
WARREN WAND n CO..
10 and II spring. corner OF Crosby 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-14

4 RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. DECKER
.Btos Pnnoforte Imported Bronxcs Paintings, kc.. NJ
auction to.morrow Moaasy} 10 .eoes. a. i've story
aud 9th latest style PNrior and Drawing Room suits,
in satin, tapestries and silk Eastake aud Queen
BEDROOM Sets, Library and Dning Furniture Sut-,
hne bedding Re. Particulars auction column Mondays
Herald y B.-can DO seen 10 day No ~ West 10Th ~
A PRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUskkE1PiNu
hwi sell ell their elegant furntnre AZ less than hall
cot Faror Suits covered In crimson satin with silver
punngs style Vuesn Anhe cost $500 tor $40, DO. xUp;
suits rcps. goo, do $50 Htonses Paintings ststnsy.
dc bedroom sets Dressing Cases. Bedsteads, Wash.
tand. ac from so TO *io noe cuslcd hsr Mattresses,
from 81 to VII Library and Dining Fnrnitute also
nibcent rosewood Pianoforte ~tcnwsy sons Sto Call
to-day Monday at private residences 10 West 23d
nos
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Coo 4 r 7. Evvv SIS

We arc now prepared to show in and spacious
Warerooms all that II and desirable In Carpets NJ
prices lower than before known.
READ. THE FOLLOWING
INGRAINS AT 3sC. AND UPWARD
dNGkAINs, ALI WOOL. Ar so. AID UPWARD.
TArESIki BRUSSELS At 75C. AND UPWARD.
gopY B"U .SELs Az 81 - AND CrWARD
Oicloths. from 25c In all widths.
WE HAVE ALTERED AND IMPROVED OUR CAR.
PET WAkEROOMS IN SUCH A. MASNkR THAT A
sTKoNa NJ, Light Is THROWN on EVERY SHADE
AND COLOR OF THE DIFFERENT CARPETS,
GREAT ADVANTAGE TO BUYERS. AS DARK ROOMS
HIDE DEFECTS AND BAD COLORs
Weekly and monthly payments taken and satisfaction
guaranteed.
BtUMANN'S,
Sig and 5lI 18th near 3jth 50.
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CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.
Is the dutv ~ every man VINO conducts his business
the principles Of honesty tckery 20
crivc the buyers and caution them against purchasing
aud furniture displayed under the glare OF aurng
daylight 10 u done 10 hde the mpcrectvns aud bad
prsctco much resovted to as In tho WOODEN SHAN.
TIES ALON,i TIE BOWEEf. whefs tine wareroofns are
constructed with low ceinss and winding give
appearance OF larger stock TIL
n habit SO long prsctiscd by "riE LDNDUS JEW,-ad.
vesiug fictitious prices and pretending 10 be Just
those goods when asked Tor trusting 20 tbs Of
catching the Young and the un~ary whose
midness aud want ~ knowledge they well trained
TO take adv trtsgs OF
JOHN MULLINS,
i2i AND i23 NEWARK Av. AND ioA AND 100
RAILROAD Az, JERSEY CITY;
81 AND ~ MYRTLE Av AND 90. % AND 90
LAWRENCE ST.. BROoKLYN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-07
Observation-Disclosures"

Another large and brilliant audience assem-
beautiful standard play by the Piper Opera
House Company. Few of the plays written
by the late James Sheridan Knowles (and
their name is leigon) have been more popular
than this one; it enjoyed splendid runs at
Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theaters,
London, and the noblest impersonatOrs of a
noble art have essayed the different character
roles with greater or less success in all the
principle theaters of Europe and America. A
play associated with the Kembes, Keans and
| others Of equal fame is no small venture to be
put on our boards and we were delighted, as
was also each member of the auditorium, with
the artistic and excellent performance last
evening. What it lacked in the production
is as amply compensated by an evenness of
acting, and although we might as a whole
praise the acting it will not be amiss to par
ticularize little OF Mr.. WILSON'S Master
Walter we must speak in the highest terms.
1t was artistic in every sense of the word, full
of fire, tenderness, resolution and energy as
the cunning of the scene required, and this
Old actor, and as we may say old friend, evil
denced the fact that none Of his natural pow
ers are impaired but rather melowed by time
and practice to perfection Of detail rarely
exceled Miss Ioung's Julia was Il good
effort, and the love OF a country girl, caught
by the glitter of a coronet, but who scarcely
knew her heart was depicted with skill and
judgement. Miss Katy Mayhem as Helen
was brim full of good spirit and fun, and i'll
her scenes with her cousin Modus made many
a susceptible heart wish for just such chance
as the young collegian had Mr., Fred G.
1Iaeder essayed a difficult line as Nodus but
proved himself a painstaking young actor
with a rare aptitude for eccentric acting, The |
audience laughed at and applauded him. Mr.. |
Crosbie as Fathom caused much merriment. |
Mr. T. c. Howard as Lord Tinsel gave very
good impersonaton of the brainless yotaly of
fashion. Mr. Sullivans Clifford was also
good, Messrs Kiday, Hedley and Woods
did the little required of them wol In the
afterpiece Mr. Crosbie and Howard divided
the honors of the evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-07
PETER FUNK BY EXPRESS.

Several boxes c. O. D. were received at
the express office yesterday for different
parties in this city, upon which the charges
were $14 each. Preceding the boxes came to
each party letter bearing the mystic mes
sage, "a decision at last" These kind letters
contained the gratuitous information that a
great many unclaimed valuable prizes had
been left in the hands of the managers of the
several gigantic lotteries which have
been doing disinterested money distributing
business down South for number of years.
In the goodness of their hearts the represent
atives of these schemes wishing to benefit
their poor fellow creatures met in New Or
leans and had little drawing all to them
selves. To their great surprise the recipients
of these letters were informed that in the dis
tribution they had been remembered and the
committee had kindly sent them $3.50 worth
of jewelry, which they had the privilege of
examining, if they wished, before liking out
of the Office. We saw one of the boxes
opened yesterday at the office and ''tuund it
all our fancy painted it. A rich protJa''A
of rings, studs, earrings, breastpins, s!eeva
buttons and watch chains appeared which
would delight the heart of waiter girl and
make Hank Monk envious. All was bright,
sparkling, pastey. and the profusion of pre-
cious stones was stunning. The value is I'M
doubted, and there is no doubt but that the
iewelry, as we'll as the receiver, is givenaway
We believe none of the boxes have been
taken as yet, and the boys at the Office are
prepared to dispose of them for the low price
of s14. Ten in gold, four in silver great
bargain.