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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
Saar, IoieI, GiieI tno SnuS.
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Sn Sberbettineen bstm 8abnbof
Siussbsim purSe elm iheuSIi9es Serbres
den besangsn. Gin Wanu bat in Der
Ra9t pom o. auf ben 3. Sanuar suii9en
IL unb l ubr feline eigene Srau eruiirst.
Der Wanu mar als iebr berabsetommenes
Subiett b%stannt, pibrenb bisi5rau als febr
bran seidilbsrt uirb.
Im 5. SO purbeu in, elmer
S4Idssrei, bic bet 9elssenbsit elmer Ganss
muiit in hem ariieu O6rf9en OsntsratS
ausbra9, msbrsre 8srionen bur9 meiTer.
ifi4e perpunSst. l~1ebsrbaupt 1T es unbe,
grsili9, uie EansbeluitisunseH in 10 flsi:
nen Srten uuo in iol6en 2otaleu, seituttet
psrbsu, idreibt bel Der 9elesenbeit EN-
Wediel6latt. \
Im 90 December ipislte ii4 aaf
Der Moiel bel ct. Msbarb aabs Srisr cine
i9redIi6e Scene ab. gs fubren ndntIi9
bic Slider g. SO. unb s. $. bic MeoisI
entlsns, NIB serieiben batst our3 bic I'm,
sebsure StrSuun9 inter Elm Rebleni5iff.
IDos StiGRrboot sins iOfort unter nn0 Der
Cine rettete fi9 bur9 Seff9alten an benz
S9iffe, Der glnbsre absr, elm Maun RON
iber go Sabrsn trisb antsr benz S5iiIe
bur9 uno pdre gang seuiB peIlorsn genes
fen, psnn nibt auf bea SdIferuf elmer in
Der 9sS5e febenSeu Srau anbere SLIDER bsrs
bsisesiIt uiren uuo i'm nit GROCER Wihs
unter uisIsr anitrersuns nod Ssitis BON
benz ibm in furdt5arer Rdse brsbtnben
EsSs srrettet bdttsa.
Oieieu 8inter nar Sas 8ilSprst
i, Erisr ui9t grade 10 tbsuer. Die SaIsu.
nsl9e Bis babin ielten uater $50 bis 5
Mart pro StiI ~ babsn pareu, purben
babsr pdbrenb Der S9ner,sit su benz 8rsiie
pon 3,75 bis 4 W. ~psrtauft.
3IuEri.r Narb, in Solss zines Sturs
sss BEL elmer Snpentarauina9use, Der Srie.
oensri5ter JuitiSratb &srrOt in aIter Don
60 Sabren.
Vim g.. S%auuar purbe sas Sdus 6es
Birtbes Bauer sssenibsr Der SaiIica BON
elmer GnpIoion bsimssiu9s. Der swei
armiae Gasleu1ter auf eiasm Der oberen
Simma mar non Der Oeds beruntsrseiflr;t.
I'm bia Iusitromuns bss @aiss su perbiten,
polta SsrgSirtb Interchangeable perfiopfsp,
bod sntifanS Sci Der ausfibruns bieler
Mseaipulation cine furdtbare Grploiion 70
bas bic S9siSsn Der Ebirsu unb Ssnfsr
10 ,pie elm GROCER Spesel polNfdnbig ser.
trimmert purbsH. 0as Sinmer fant
aussnblidli5 in beIea Slamnsn, nnb muir.
be mar burb raid 6erbeiseeilte tSdlfs EN-
sr5Berss 8ranbuaslid psrbitst. &c Se,
@irib ieL6lt iras i'm @ef9t unb; an -hsy
SanSen f9pere SranbwunSsn bapoa, aud
tlast sr nod lber innsre S4msrasn, benz
sr wsybe bar9 bic grploiion BON elmer Sci
Ter b~eruntsr ssi9leubsrt. Die @Ia2lder
ben hagen IN meter gutfsrmuns auf ben
PalafpIase lumber.
Die Stabtperorbnets 20,
@ittIi3 baben DC, 1000 gum Sau cine
Sweisbabn na4 benz Yabnbof @snseob
. bewiuist.
Pei Saarlouis III am 10. Oeaen
b Der In Der Ndbe Der Stabt sin Rnabe 20
e stnsm @olfe ansefalen worbsn. Oa,
fommenbs Perionen rstteten bspislbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
iru6t; Der Sda6en betrast 1000 bis 1900
ST. unb III periinert.


ST. unb 1T Dsrii9ert.
9urcmburg. auf benz aut 81. De3ems
Der a~bsebalteneu Dienifbotenutarft fanben
ft3 piele Steae iu9enben 8erfouen beibers
let @eidIe6ts. SIR einen @roBtne9t
muBten bic 2an6pirtbe so Bis 40 Sr. mos
natIib aasieten. &leins Rne9te pnrben
fir eineu burdi5nittli5en 2obn uou $50
ST. idbrli9 ensagirt. Cine groBmasb
erbieIt 240 ST. unb bic tIeinen Wdabe TIM
Our9iGnitt $50 ST. idbrlid. @ute R59s
inusn fir 9srri6afteu forSertsn iosar S5
40 ST.. u.onatli9.
yWenu mir aud ben arrteu eeplasten
Oienitboten bteie boben 26bne pom 6ersen
s~Snnen, 10 t6nnen mir uns bod Der @rs
tenntniB nidt peridlieBen, baB bisie 9rs
bsitsIobne BET benz RotbifanS. Der sssens
wdrtis nod auf Der 2anbwirt5i9aft Iaffet,
fir bic meiifen 2anbpirtbe unb %d9teri ebr
bridenb iit", beutsrteu ba3u bic raderba,ts
aunalen".
Sat unisre game europaii5s Bof 1T
i'm &iditanbe. Oabsr bic weniseu Na9s
ri9tsn aug benz @robber3nstbum. aus
beIsii9eu 8ldttern erieben mir, baB prin3
5einrei9 ni3t I'M 9aas, ionhsrn in BaI'
ferbinsen sefforbsu iein iou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
0esets ei.,e sebeime @eieaj@att.

Bon einem 0srbot bes Orbens Der gb.
renritter (Knights of Honor) in Gouinaton,
Rentudp, beri9tet bas rginc. g%oItsbl.":
Scr Srbea ber gbrsnritter sabIt In 60.
pinston pteIe beruorrassnbe RatboIiten Al
feinen Witsliebern, tros bss tirdli9eu
8erbots, rpeI9es &atboIiten unteriast, eli.
t1er gebeiuen ueltIi1sn @eieui1aft ar,u.
seb6ren. 9lnbere RirdeumitaIieber fan.
ben I'M 8esriffe fi9 bisism Orbea an,u,
f9IieBen, beionpers mebrsrs WitsIieber Ses
fatboIii9en ct. @eorsius llnterfitunss
Iereins. @be fte jsbo9 bisien Sdritt I'M:
ternabmen, eriu9ten ie ben Yfarrer ber
Muttsrsottsstir6e, &ep. pster .. Seuten.
berg, UNI feline @inpiIisuns. Yfarrer
Gutenberg ieste ii9 NIT benz Bii1oi
Der Si0ceie Gopiustou, Rsp. u. W.
E6bbe in 8erbinbuus, uni srbieIt na9s
ffebenbe antwort auf feline Outrage:
Gopinston n, &p., 8. San. 10.
Scr 0erein betannt unter benz Ramen
knights of Honor, ober @brsnritter, III
eth sebeimer bur9 Glib sebunssnsr gsrein,
unb fdlt unter bas 8erbot pon Benedict
benz 8~ierssbnten, Yius benz Reunten unb
anberen Pdpiten. Radbem i9 bic 9er'
fafuns unb Nebenseisse Der gbrenrittsr
forsfdItis sepriift, fibIs i'd es aIs meme
Yfi4t, bic @ldubiseu unter meiner Sb:
but bauor Sl parnen, benz %9enanuten 8ers
eia bei;utreten unb uenn irssnb Ssmano
ba3u seb6rt, benieIben gu uerlaiIen.
sic, Soduarbissr Ssrr 9farrsr, poys
len bieies Circular aur &enntniB Sbrer
@emeinbe brinsen.
Sbr ersebenfer'
i'm 9errn
Iu9. SO. E6bbe,
8iidOf uon g%ouinston."
&sp. Gutenberg bra5te obiseS S1rift.
iiid sur &snntniB Der @Idubisen, auslsid
idmmtli9e Mitslieber tatbolii9er llntsrs
ititunssuereiue, uel9e benz Srben Der
@brenritter anseb0re2, gum austritte auf.
forbernb. Soate biss ni9t seidsben, 10
uiifen bieielben, Iaut WittbsiIunsen aus
ben tatboIiiden gereinen ausseitoben wsr'
ben. @ie nc iid bsnten fanu, bat bieie
@nti1eibuns unter ben betbeilisten &atbo'
Itten unssbeure gufresuns berporserufen.
Oielelben baben ibre Gintritisselber in ben
Srben bs3abIt, sbenfaus pisle Beitrdse fur
Sterbsfdqe, unb laut benz 8efeb!e bes Si:
i9ofs, miisn fie bisis @elber i'm Gid
lafIsn unb ;uriidtretsn ODER ibre Wttslieo'
i1aft in Der fatboliiden Rir4e anfSeben.
Sin gomite &atboIitsn, wsl9e susIei5
Witalieber bes Srbens iinb, 1T srnannt
wor6en um ben Biidof nm cine Wobifta;
ton isiner gnti9eiouns gu e,iu4en. Ole
glntport wtrb nit Spannuns erpartet," 10
i1reiben unpiHenbe libsrcle gldtter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

fen: Liberte, egalite, traternite! 70 rufen
bic mericanii9en 2iberaIen: Viva la indie;
pendenca e la liberia! 60 sebsn alio in
Msrico pie iberau Der liberaIe ltnslaube
unb Der fauitbide abersIaubs Sanb in
9anb.
2iberale Sreibeit! Sur. 8ort.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-01
Desth Of Edward lrssss.

Akler : lipgerfnk iliness, Of pneumo.
MIA, Nj. Edward Moore, cne OF Will
winRton,s BEST known, and most respect.
ed citizens, died, last night, at his resi-
dence, Ne. 916 West street, In the list
year Of his ago. ESQ ~
Mr.. Moore was native of this city.
snd sev RESIDED ss neTs ansiHpS A AL his long and
and estaollsed himself In business, occu-
pying the weil-known stand No. 228
Market street, for number of years.
When he retired from business, a few
yea,s ago, he was about the Oldest, in
years of business, of the merchants along
Market street. In 1849-50 he was q mem
ber Of City CouRcil from the Second
Ward, and for q number of years was n
Director IN the old Mechanics (now First
NationaD Bank.
Mr.. Moore was son of Enoch Moore,
the well-known ship-builder of Whining
ton in years gone by. He learned his
trade with the lase VIM. q. Lowe. He
has three brothers still living In this city,
Charles, Enoch and Nathaniel, the latter
. paralytic, from which affiiction he has
been suffering for about ten years.
Mr.. Moore was consistent member of
the M; e; Church, and was copnsctrd
Grace churches. He was deeply
ir terested in the work of the church,
and held the position OF class
leader for the past forty. years. He was a
man of the strIctest Integrity and high
personal character, and during his long
business and personal career, he enjoyed
so fully the confidence and respect Of the
entire community that even the shafts of
sla0der were never directed against him
His funeral will take place on saturday
afternoon, ut 2 O'Clock, from Grace M. e
Church. ~ ~
The daily gazette., 1879-05-01
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

rRAIHs LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Philadelphia: 21, 7Ob, $40, 500
s.s9, 1oSo 60 . Il M; 70 81 o. issS, s;so soS g
8 sIoa. m; 90, 6.4e, 8 80. Q Is, m.
For New York 2.37, 9.6O,a m, il 90, ~ 80,
SAG m;onSundays: 0ea m. B. .46. p. m
FOR baltimore and Washington: 1851, 2.1O
days IL 81, 2.l6,s. 81, q m.
For Port Deposit:4Se 50 p m no sunday
For New Castle: $40, siS q m; oS, 9 30 p
For Delaware r. R.: 9l6 m; 1 05, 8 90
pm no Sunday train.
For Wilmington q Northern r. R.: 625 q
For 90 Sao % no sunday x tram Z; g.
f2ppm. No Sundays trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelpnia:1 II ~, . a, go I 06 a m |;
iaS. Ss re- Y u ~ ~; On o. sunaa,s n, 81 ,s e g
a 10 u . = = ss, Is 3 =, q ii q 70 p M. -
From New Yol Z: 06, 8 "a q m; u a, IL u
6ol, 10 22 p No, IN Sundays: i2 4s, i os
1885 se, sse p m; on Sundays; 2 o. m
from Washington: 2os . m l2a, IL ss.
bss. sss p mi on Sundays: . o4 m; s46
from Port Deposit: 200 m NO Sunday
From New Castle: 800 .m; 1910 m;
10, 40 m; no sunday LrAlns.
From Delaware r. R.: 8b0 IL 10 q m
7l0 p. m; no Sunday trains.
From Wilmington 4 Northern r. R.: 8 O6,
Z II 80 m; Z 36 p m; no Sunday trains.
From Delaware Western r. r.: :s 90 m;
21b, 40 p m; no SUNDAYS trains.
rRAINs FOE WILMINGT ON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
from Broad street and Washington ave-
nue. /: 7 80, 8 90, 10 80, II 46 q m; 2 30, 3 30.
zoo, 5 IS, 8 IL, o 4b, II 80 pm; on Sun-
days: 80 a m; 6 o0,9 4b, II 30, y m.
from Thirty Second and Market streets
I rs, q m, IL m, II 18, 3 50, $40 II 80 p m
IN SUNDAYS: 80. II 30 % m.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-01
Brief Locals.
The 1st of MAY,

The 1st OF May.
Twenty building permits were issued
last month. 80 M
The Quaker Assembly gave large ball
last night. W ~ %
Eighty-eiRht deaths occurred in this
city last month.
City Council will meet In regular ses-
sion this evening.
Lima beans for seeding can be found
at Smiths Fourth ana Sbipley.
The retiring Board of Education held
q very long session last ev veniug.
The geography question was set led by
the Board of Education last evening.
Purchase you garden seeds of j. j.
Smith, Fourth and Shipley streets.
Baby carriages; just received fine as
sortment at greatly reduced price, at the
great variety store of Adams & Bro, 50I
Market street.
Rev. Enoch Stubbs Lectures this even
Ing, for the benefit of the w. T. X. A.
The peoples favorite weekly, THE
DELAWARE GAZETTE, will be issued to-
Gay.
"The Soldiers Trust will be present
ed NJ the Opera House on Monday even
ing next.
Call and examine our large stock of
carpets, oil cloths, boots and shoes, at
Adams & Bros 604 Market street.
apr30d&w-4t
The "trophy tomat ," seed, can be OBJ
tanned at Smiths Fourth and Shipley
streets.
The juvenile Pinafore Company will
give a matinee at the Opera House on
Saturday afternoon next.
DIR. Gallagher, the dentist, No. 1886
Market street, fills decayed teeth in a
very artistic manner.
just received new lot of those cheap
dress goods at o cents yard at the great
variety store of Adams & Bro, 504 Mar
ket street. apr3Oi& At.
The steamer s. N. FELTON, will probably
resume her trips between this city and
Philadelphia sometime during this
month.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-01
A Family Quarrel.

Isaac Eaton, residing at No. N9 Wal
nut street, was before the Mayor last
evening, on complaint of his wife, who
charged him with being abusive, threat
ening her life and breaking up the furni-
ture in the house. Tho wife testified
that her hush and was in the habit of
coming home at unreasonable hours of
the night, and upon her demonstrating
with him on his unbecoming conduct, he
would become very violent, and COM
mence abusing her, break up the furni-
ture, upset the tables with lighted lamps
upon them, pull the beds from the bed
steads, and destroy the articles in the
store. t+i
Two daughters of Mrs. Eaton by her
former husband, corroborated the testi
mony of their mother, and one OF them
had to. leave the house on account of
their step-father's violence. The other
also testified that the defendant had
threatened to kill her several times.
The prisoner was required to pay q
penalty of $5 and costs and to furnish
xlOO bail to keep the peace.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-01
FIFTH EDITION.
The Cou.gins Peach Crop.

SOME sPECULATIONs IN REGARD TO
ITS CHARACTER AND EXTENT.
The Peninsula peach crop of 1879 bids
fair to be the largest ever known. In
New Castle county, where the crop was
more scant last year than anywhere else,
the prospect is most pleasing and prom
ising one. The earlier varieties, such as
the "Troths" and "Hale's Early" have
been in bloom for week, and give evi-
dence of being as full as its possible for
them to be. Hon. Benjamin L. Biggs,
who is large grower, says that The
peach men, from appearances now, have
cause to congratulate themselves, but
says that an extended drouth or de-
stroying insect might work very dsas-
trous results. Mr.. Samuel Townsend
also says that signs could not be better,
but he is not looking to a big crop as
certainty. If nothing happens the grow
ers will have more peaches than they
can handle or the railroad can trans
port. AH tW M
Kent county has an equally good pros.
pect. In every section the trees are
teeming with blossoms, and the owners
of orchards have high hopes and few
forebodings. In order to prevent peaches
from going to ruin, if the market be-
comes SO full that 1t will not pay to ship
them, many growers are providing
themselves with drying facilities. Several
new canning factories will go into oper-
ation. Around Dover, and in different
parts Of the county, all the varieties look
well, Reeves Favorite" and "Craw-
yield than any others. j. Alexander
Fulton, Esq, . grower of experience
and intelligence, aud the author of the
book Peach Culture, says he never saw
larger crop indicated. ~
In Sussex county the crop last year
was not so much Of q failure as in either
Kent or New Castle. Tho promises at
this time there are equally as good as 10
any other part of the Peninsula. Both
buds and trees are In fine condition. All
the peaches from the eastern part of
Dominion Steamship Line to New York.
Those in the western part 20 North over
the Delaware Railroad, as is the case
with those in Kent and New Castle
counties. A faster steamer will be put
on the Old Dominion te, which will
insure the earller and eafer arrival of
fruit in New York.
Appearances are equally good in the
Maryland counties at the Peninsula.
Kent county (Md) boasts of as fair indI-
cations Is ever before, and in Queen
Anne, Caroline, and Talbot counties the
trees are in fine trim, and the infant
peach, already commencing to form, is
exceedingly healthy.
Many estimates have been made as to
what the crop will amount to, and 1t has
been variously reconed at from 90 ,OOO,-
600 to 10000 baskets. These rumors
are neither correct nor reliable to GER
tainty, and definite information cannot
be gotten at inside month from now.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-01
SlleriH's sale.

The following properties were adver-
tired for sale by Sheriff Pyle:
Friday, May 2d.-Property of Pass
more H. Mitchell, consisting OF fern OF
174 acres, with buildings, in Appoquini-
mink Hd. Farm If Joseph West, Jr.,
Appoquinimink Hid. Farm of David Fl /.
West, comprising one-sixteenth part Of
the preceding property Farm of Lydia
r. Rothwell. 100 acres, with bulldogs,
In AppoQulDimink HID.
Saturday, May 3d.-Property of Thos.
r. Cleland, deceased, N. e. corner Of
Seventh and King streets, CITY. Proper
ty of Passmore H. Mitchellat Fourteenth
and Scott Streets. city. Property Of
Thomas Cory, southwest corner Of Tay.
lor and Church streets, city. Property
nue., between Brown and Coleman
streets, West Wilmington.
Wednesday, May 7th.--Prorerty Of
VIM. McG,nlev, consisting of three
three-story brick buildings at Church
and Lord streets, city. Property of John
f. Cleaden, on Ninth street, near Ship
Saturday, May 1oth.-The wootten
property, on Market street, above Tenth.
Tuesday, May 13th.-Farm of VIM. M
King, comprising ia acres, with build
ings, In Appoquinimink Hundred, near
the village of Black bird.
Friday, Nav 16th.-Two-story frame
dwelling in Middletown, belonging to
Rachel A. Wh,tlock.
Saturday, May 17th.-Farm Of 166
acres, with buildings, and stone house
and stable at Delaware and Pearce
streets, N-w Castle, property Of James
Rogers House and lot on Henry street,
Delaware City, belonging to f. Nc
The daily gazette., 1879-05-01
Registers Order.
REGIsrBR's UTyrcn.
New Cattle IN A Anrfl Na n

New Castle Co. April I'd, 110.{
Upon the application OF ]. P0ulson
Chandler, Administrator, OF JethFo y. Bu-
gless, late Of Christiana Hd.. In said
county, decd, It IL ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator afDre-
said. give notice Of the granting Of Lesters
Of Administration upon the Estate. Of
the decd, with the date Of granting thereof.
by causing advertisements to be posted
Within forty days from the date Of such
Letters, in six of the most public places OF
the County OF New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
tate, to present the same or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
Inserted within the same period In the
Wilmington GAZETTE, a newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington and 70 be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. d. t. ,9s1,
t~>~, Given under the hand and Seal OF
LIS. Office OF the Register Aforesaid, at
t~~~' New Castle, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
20 3. O. BlGGS, Register
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested TO the Admfnistrator
on or before April 23d, 1850. or abide the
Act Of Assembly In such case made and
J. PoULsoN CHANDLER,
Address. Centreviile. Del. apr2z-sweod
The daily gazette., 1879-05-01
OUR NEW CASTLE LErrEs.
EVIL DISPOSED BOYs-PROMoTION OF
A TELEGRAPH OPERAToR-ENTER-

EVIL DISPOSED BOYs-PROMoTION OF
A TELEGRAPH OPERAToR-ENTER-
TAINMENT THIS EVENING. fs -4l
New CASTLE, May 1.-Some evil dis
posed boys make practice Of destroying
the board fences and trees, about the
school house. Some of them will be
caught and made an example of. t.s
& d. ii. Mackey, who has heretofore
held the position Of telegraph operator at
the X. R., depot, has been removed to
the main Office of the Delaware X. r.,
in your city. The vacancy at our office
will be filled by J. Skinner.
All should remember that the Reading
Room will receive the entire proceeds OF
this evenings entertainment, In the
Court House. The opening chorus Is
entirely original, gotten up for this .espe-
cial occasion. ~
The Amateur Minstrels give an en-
tertainment this evening in the Court
House for the benefit of the free Reading
Room. We look for q large house IS
the cause Is good.
Jas. II. Cal ahan has had the two
large windows In his store, which were
broken by the burglars, replaced. The
work was done By Il. r. Fellow.
Shad were plentiful yesterday, and
sold at fair rates.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-01
Guy Taken Away.

Detective VIM. Reese, of Harrisburg,
Pa, arrived in this city, last night, and
took into custody, James Guy, the color
ed man held for committing a rape in
that city. Detective Reese did not think
Guy had committed an aggravated Of
fense, and freely told him he did not
think he would have much trouble in
getting clear The detective and his
prisoner started for Harrisburg at =
ing and department at the police station,
created good impression and his state
ment that he was Innocent of any crime
is generally believed. He seemed to feel
the disgrace of his position more keenly
than any colored man that was ever con-
fined In the cells. Detective Reese, who
is gentleman of.good address and pleas
ing manners, treated his prisonar with
the utmost consideration.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-01
iI5RTH EDITION! y!
Ar,,,ssml snss.
.. ,ur,r plyAFoRE" AT THE
apANp OPERA HOUSE.

rr,r pIyAFoRE" AT THE
"Li GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
,,venile Pinafore Troupe, at the
Hrsrs House, last evening, was
h by an audience Of eoooly p1Opor. I o..
.n9 u ,be applause that was almost
..o',s anu during the performance COM
aV ! 'sbsn The curtain first rose upon
,ar,v or more little tars who duly
e.sJ ''.sJ themselves ss 'ssober inen,.nd
a"d % attentive to our duty" Be-
az. ,ns oddity Of the performance
L.;no inc "a II did, ofthe presentation OF
s "nera by o company of mere chill
!, pnos,essed many points Of real ar
.sar',. ~ There was an original "Sir
III n plea. ant and self-possessed
|"Cantain," and "a right good Gap.
~ y Jolly little ssBlil Bobstay,"
W voice like a nightingale, and q
nesdeye," who limped around,
'uo oakum in the most approved
ftshion. e. and sang the lines far bet
an any professional who has yet pre-
\ this character at the Opera Hou 9,
there was q charming "Little But
y whose singing and acting were
Ieut. a "Josept ine," who was digni.
hd graceful, and a most delightful
! y scarcely more than six years old
fairly captlvated the audience by
|insome ways and sweet, childish
The chorllses were rich and strong
|ere rendered with a spirited ear
(ss that more than stoned for any
h vocal culture that severe critics
| look for. On the whole, the per-
hce was delightful, and not In the
iresome, as the little ones sang In
njrited time that the entire opera
bisbed by twenty minutes Of ten,
(hstanding the numerous encores.
: the performance, the juvenile per-
3 we're presented with quite . num-
handsome bouquets. f~t
account ofthe favorable impression
by this performance a matinee will
en- on Saturday afternoon, when
nyton theatre-goers can further test
Irits of this "Little Pinafore."
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Pc Soldiers Trust,

Erestlng drama, with that ster-
Teo. Z. Boniface, in the lead
IL be presented at the Grand
e, a. on Monday evening next,
The following concerning
from the Baltimore Ne,os
dlers Trust" is one of the
ID most powerful plays which
'roduced here within five sea-
III hardly have a successor to
many more. Mr.. Boniface,
Sea and talented actor, long
the New York stage, plays
role, with such careful artis-
IL and strength of realiza-
seiaom witnessed on the
-a-aays. And it is a hard
During two acts of thrill
o .,le "old Corporal'' Is dumb.
ei,lai ea shock is supposed to
1u nls organ of speech, and
emotions must find express
!, ,0,aline. nanilt That is by no
!. II, requirement of actors of
as' most of whom put their
sn'irely upon the authors
y IN my lord" but with little
ma internal life of the char
tr,,;aN lr' and slight power in Civ