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ST. NICHOLAS.
serihner's Illustrated Magazine
For GIRLS AND BOYS.
AN IDEAL CHILDREN's MAGAZINE.

AN IDEAL CHILDREN'S MAGAZINE.
Nessrs. scribner b Co., in 1879, began the pnb.
LEGATION OF ST. NICHOLAS, an illustrated Magazine
Tor Girls and Boys, with Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge
- editor. Five years have passed since the hrst
number was issued, and the magaSiue has won the
highest position. II has monthly circulation Of
OVER $4,000 COPIES.
II Is published simultaneously in London and
New York, and the transatlantic recognition 10
almost as general and hearty as the American.
Although the progress Of the magssine has been
a steady advance, II has not reached its editors
ideas Of best, because her ideal continually out
runs IT, md the magazine IS swiftly follows after.
To-day ST. NICHOLAS stands
ALONE IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS:
The New York Tribune has said Of 1t: "sT.
NICHOLAS has reached higher platform. and
commands for Its service wider resources In art
and letters than any Of 1t. predecessors or con;
temporaries." The London Literary World
says: "There is no magazine for the young that
can be said to equal this choice production Of
scribner's press"
GOOD THINGS FOR 1881
The arrangements for literary and art contribu.
tions for the new volume-ihe sixth-are COM
plete, drawing from already favorite sources, Is
well as from promising new ones. Nc. Frank r.
stockton's new serial story for boys,
"a JOLLY FELLOWSHIP"
win run through the twelve monthly parts,-be-
ginning with the number fer November, 1873, the
first Of the volume,-and will be illustrated BY
James Z. Kelly. The story Is one Of travel and
adventure in Florida and the Bahamas. For the
girls, q continued tale,
"HALF A DOZEN H0USEKRRPERs,"
By Katherine d. Smith, with illustrations by
Frederick Delman, begins In the same number;
and fresh serial by Susan Coolidge. entitled
"Ryebrigbt," with plenty Of pictures. win be
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Wells Chsnpnsi (the artist Who accompanied Geo.
NJ: Howard King 10 n. tour .n.0us ..,iss Of "a.
peFs on the present condition,-she cisses' nvets
end resources Of the ereat empire OF sousn
Americs.
THE JOHNNY REB" PAPERS. ~ an ex
Oonfsdsrate" soldier. will be among the rseies'
contributions 70 ScsIsnns during the coming yesnr
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An old gentleman residing near
Long Point was STACKED the other
day ~ some dogs. He began to fight
them of with the but end Of his gun,
the Gun was discharged, killing hin
instantly.
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Mission Valley Nurseries
AT MISSION VALLEY, VICTORIA COUNTY,
TEXAS.
G.. ONDERDONK, Prop'r.

We have studied closely the various questions
relating TO fruit culture In Western Texas during
the twenty seven years Of experience and obser-
walton, upon our own ground, We have thus en-
abled ourselves to present TO the public list Of
fruits better adapted to our climate than can be
offered by any other establishment.
Our pears cannot be excelled anywhere. Any
one who has good clay sub-soil and good drain
age need not hunt better pear country than this.
Our plums and grapes are Of the only classes
that have been found successful here.
Our scclimated list of peaches is grated, with q
single exception, from new varieties originated
from seed In Western Texas. We do. not claim
that our peaches are better than every other, but
we do claim that our trees are proved a. hardy
and productive as any scrub seeding, while the
qualities are not inferior TO the old lists.
We propose 10 introduce our fruits int the San
Marcos nsighborhood. wherever you can raise
scrub seedlings our trees will do equally well.
This question Of combining hardness, productive
ness and quality Is our leading feature.
We can supply good assortment Of ornamental
trees and plants.
Everybody 10 invited TO Gene ard zee our orch
ards, vineyards, nurseries and ornamental
grounds.
Our new abridged catalogue furnished free on
spplicatisn. We refer TO Rev. John Gillet, Of San
nsrecs. for evidence Of our reliability.
We have no travelling tree peddlers.
B. W. Breeding IL cur resident agent At San
Marcos.
Per further iufornstion spplyto
G. oSDERDoSK,
xisioc Valley, yistOris Co., Tsxa..
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The reputation it has attained, In
consequence of the marvellous cures 1t
has produced during the last half GEN.
tury, is q sufficient assurance to the
public that it will continue to realize
the happiest results that can be desired.
In almost every section of country
there are persons, publicly known, who
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even desperate diseases of the lungs,
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rieties Of bronchial disorder, as well as
the more formidable diseases Of tho
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As safeguard to children, amid
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the Throat and Chest of Childhood, 1t
Is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued and restored to
health.
This medicine gains friends at
every trial, as the cures it is constantly
producing are too remarkable to be
forgotten. No family should be with
out it, and those who have once used
it never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe it, and Clergymen
often recommend 1t from their knowl
edge Of its effects.
PREPARED ~
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Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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nnsap make money faster at work for us tnsx III
anything else. Capital not required; =, tbs
start you. Ella per day at home maze " I'll,
indusirious. Men. women, boys ana a. N,
time. Costly outfit and terms free. Ao'i'''
TIVE Co., Augusta, Maine.
, 1879-08-22
PART FIFTH.
DDci1SfENT NO. 81,


Letter from Cahlo J. Dexter, EsQ, to Messrs.
rix1cy s. Sutton, ean Francisco:
Law UrricE AND COLLECTION AaENcT, DE1.
TER d sMlTu, NEW cEETAEvlLLE. Cal. Mafcs'
&, ISiQ,-tNtsxry. Iirfev & !SuttJu-GRNrs: 1 att,
happy to report that have at last reached the
boti0tn level In tho ease Of william beaver, a!!as
Beaver Bill, deceased through Indians III 1851.
In aceorttnnco with your Instruction. and
check, proceeded on tho 10Th inst, tn Shaw
gum Greek, where ! interviewed btuc-H -Ho!se,
tate Chief Of the Comansllcs, who tosnahawkcd
tiolied. Horse has settled down rs rcpuiaole
aertcuturist, aud is now au cxtensivo md highly
respected farmer. Was at first unwilling TO
CONVERSE; bat finally. acknowledged that he
thoronehne.. tlt, ] Of ot deecasc. Stated further
thst aiorcsaid Beaycr's family consisted
Of wife aud minor child, Is willing
Mule Who.G Gors- Crooked, personal freud of
Horses. Now kccps grocery storc.| Minor
child {ft ttnaiel was taken into camp and Kept
until turned over to United statea e. duyernment
III Fort kehrnov, In winter Ut l6G1 when trlbc
went on Government Reservation.
/ posted to last named locality on tho 18th
ult., and found by Quartcsuastrrs books that,
III, claimant appearing fur minor child, shs had
dtan,, s lou 10 man Ly nsaae Of Guartlne OF sard!nc.
truyetil,y ttuwm,nu. Tie Indians wero inyutcett
as sage Brush Jimmy, Boiling Hurricane, Mule
WhtrG rGucS- Crooked. Joe, Hairy Urasshoppcr.
und pead Mustang. Receipt for Indians waa
eieucd by Mr.. Iii samuels. who ts ssill III the
sgile linu of business, and who positively tdcn.
tiiird ai,,ur child with variety specialist by
na,ao Ut Nina Saviltc. well known In lhla
Ecgiun.
i shall soon have the pleasure Of laying bafoEa
yoli documents 10 establish the eon!plese chat1
Ut eyilenca from .lcernso III original subject of
your inquiries tip to dAtc.
have to-&]ay returned from New Centreytlle.
Whitllet weiit after Miss shsi'lc. Found sllt
bud just vaeatctl thu town III company with I
yultnE Enel,shman by the uKa1e OF Doyusr VIII
had been paying her polite attentions fur sotHt
tiino past, having b0Wlctt or otherwise sQueIrl'cl
tnnn lpr her Within week OF lwo. 1t Appeart
Miss saville has pusssstcntIy refused to receive
said attentions until about two days before ~
Arrival, when the young mans luck Appears t
hayo turned. Al present, therefore, Tic trail Il
tornporurlly lost; tut expect 10 fetct. ths
couple II they a.e uuywheru snfs e!de OF tht
Norkies. .
Awaiting your further instructions and cast
| backing therutu, ala, geuts. very rcsp's yours
CAuI.E J. UExTEa
DOCUMENT NO. 81.
| Envelope Of letter from sr Oliver ueAuyo'f
| Bart, to bis sou, William Deauro!r:
, 1879-08-22

I. xo,,, nm, .oux,n sn. H.. p..uvotr sho IA
,s h,ana w. soue.u 1.c.1 Hs ~" 49, IL Enri'nd
~ Jrr ,rns,sd rnu WI1ttsm IN nj T. on,y ~ mr. be.
,ov.1 sn} cRRsri.b"d I'm. h,,t a, tho cb,id of
~. sas nss . T.. o.G hnnnr Hsro dnno
nsous, ~ "m ~ .nr"S ~ 4anu Iu 10 o"u "on'' ''1S
"tuk Mr froIInrs +" s % .rn o,.rnovnrnv lam choked
he ~. sndJnnncss ~ this Trnst I+,cf rannnt
u ~ ~. ~ ~ ~, ~ r,, - aa <sc., ~3 nnet1
~. ivs ,str /" tssa,, {tn VI ,1a
Ao'' ''o'" "' 'ss'" '''u' VI n,,vrn I p..rvotr.
-.- ohts sn oeAe'ot
, 1879-08-22
FICTION OUTDONE.
A Singular and Most Ex-
traordinary, Mar
rative.
TITO Documents in the Case
IF a Search for O
Lost Heir.


TANi E1ltoLs
DOCUMENT NO. /.
poYorraph from the I'lustratu1 London N<tes,
nnh,isbc1 under the head Of "Ob!tuary OF
Eminent Persons" IN tho issue Of Jan. 4, 1879:
SIN WILLIAM DEAuyoIR, BART.
str William Dcauvotr, Bart, whose famentsd
dcnfh tins lust occurred at Brighton, on Dec. ~.
Wss thc brad nn., Representatives Of the tuuior
branch OF the very ancient nnl honornblD fatni.v
n 1,rnuvolr, and wns the onlv son OF the 1atc
den. Sir William peauyolr, Bart. BY his VILE
Cut,age, SUFFOLK. He was born Il! 1895. md
IN educatetl at Eton anl Trinity Hall. Cam.
h-i,re. lie wns II. r. for Lancashire trum 1887
~ MI. MD was appointed Gentleman Of tho
NV Chamber IN 1913. Sir william rnarr!od, tu
1s,6' HENRIETTA Grorgsann, fourth daughter OF
thc H.. .iIon. Adotpllus Ltdloll. Q. C., BY whom
he had Two sons. William Deauvofr md Oliver
inmrntcd parent when he died. or the former
nnthluy has boon hoard for ncarlv thirty years.
nhnnt which time lie Irft England suddenly lot
smerjcn, It il supposed that he ssrnt to CALI
fornia Shortly nfter Tie discovery Of gold Much
forro1teu gossip viii nov Ia all probability be
rey,yxQ, ior the will Of The lamcntetl Baronet
las Leen proved, on the "a inst. mud the per-
auuo|ptcl executors. The estate In Lancaeliire
e. left to the elder, and the rost Is divided
rnnaliy between the brothers. The doubt as tc
s1sr career Of Sir Williams eldest son must now,
of course, bo cleared no.
TlIs family 6f Deauvofrs Is OF Norman de-
eecnt. and OF greet antiquity. THIS ts ttle
yo,luccr branch, founded IN the last century h1
.1nsttre Of the Capadas, wbcnre he was gsantet
lie pllnnlng asuis anu motto now borne bF ~!
dcsccpdsnta.-a beaver sable rampant on q uelt
rulet: motto, "Damn0."
, 1879-08-22


Extract from tho Now Ccntrcyllto Qate Dead
uorse> Gt..<fte aAd Courier et Civilization, Dec.
20, 1878: '.....
Miss Nlnn savtilc appearcd last nl1ht at tho Mcn-
luctno uraaA Opera lloasc, fn hes unrlTaled ape
cinlty u '.Wtnona. thu thtld Of ths Efairtc "sp-
purlet By 'fnnlpsins Il Fron,shera ttand Stellar
Constellation. Although Misa savtlle l,aa long
besn known 10 onu of ttc most promIpng of Cali.
ys9r IN s We ,Gat ~ sa
lnssc nna cuiturpo audience Cathoscl to greet hot
lnst night s.aMpcd her ~ Que OF tho grcascst and
most phenomenal GeninaeA VI our own Dr other
times Her marvellous beauty Of fotn. mud feature.
added to tier wonderful att,st'c power. and her
,anci1y. WIN hcr an immediate place In tho hearts
OF our eit!zens and conhrnea ihe belief that Cal
ifornta need no l9nyor looE 10 EUROPE Or Ch!eago
syIpsl.lkc beauty. tho harmonious and ove'.yasy-
ing grace, tic yIxaesty and the power Of tLe
III 1ivtt pToyo coclsisoly tha, tho yrga soil Of
ss4H ssns. r. :ses E %'asss " ssS = 4:
sorting entertainment. and has been pronounced
By thu entire press uf the cuuntfy equal TO- u no!
&C. s to Of ~ 81 in
nsusic. which IL prominent fsaturc, has alrtady
received over 200 representations tn ths principal
cities In thu country. i 4toquds In effective s.tu
at.ons striking tabsans and nn met s2. 2naiFet F .nd
which alono il wpsth ibe price ot admission. As
will no luHut be crowded. md seals shonlu b sG-
curel early In Tho day. Thu drama Will 1e pre-.
csied bY thst pttMce Of hnmos!4ss Ns. BUY
nnrxrr. in his humorous sketches and pictures
from life.
Ws quote the above from our esteemed con-
Temporary, the Mendoclno Tribune, ut tho re.
oucst Of Aly, Xcku kIhurb, Mtss haV,llu's ad-
yanrc ngent, wao hah still further appealed to
us, not oniY on the ErOuut OF 0nr coniEnun hu-
mauity, brt NJ the ouly nppteclattve and thur
oughY luiorHled crttleA on the Pacific Slope, to
stlut!rso" llts rather vivid expression Of opin-
lar. Nothing Mill HlYc US KrGatcr PLEASURE.
Allowing for tho habltual enthusiasm ot our
northern nc!Rhbor, uil f1r the Wel-known
cllaste artdlty OF bcndoeino il reapcct Vi female
puauty, To ha,e uo doubt t'lat Miss Nina eAVll'u
il all ll,e fancs, peculiarly upalent and aet!vo
| even for an advance aEunt, VI Mr, h'l1uTh haa
puuteu her, anl IL guito sl!ctI ylstuu " youth,
bca11y, mi art1tc pllcanslsnatity as VIII naku
thu sturs Of paris and illinois paio thelF lnelecs
| uaI tlrGt.
| spev,altyn Ut HANKS New Centreylllo Opera
llousu to- morrow nlgtt. as nlny 1o gathered, III
a general way, from Rn advertisement III ahoses
column. ....
We should not omit to mention that Dir. zcke
| K,bu.u, Miss esyllu's advance a4ent, IL Ee1!-
| ttpnau VI imposing presence, tleEaus Manners.
und COR, ,piet0 kuowledge VI ILLS busnesd. Iht4
| Information n,nY b. relied upun aa IT least
| authentic, having been derived frotu atr. hill
burn hlu,selt, tu wh!ch wa eau a41, ne our own
uttlbutoI,, the atateLieAt tl!4t atF. Al!uurn la
| gentleman Of marked lIberalt} IN hls Ideas oil
splrituUus tEffeah1utnfs. an OF equal originality
Ia hls conception Of the uses objects. AID per
sonal suscepuhIuttss Of Ae Journalistic pfofss'
Riuu.
, 1879-08-22

What pr0dutes cholera -norbus, ctanot, and
paina. Indigestion, improper foud. unripo fruit.
chanuo vi water and dist. too tEee tndutxenca 10
ice.wAtes, exuosuIu 10 sudden changea Of tempsta-
trauRhl Vt Ice to prevent tho consumption
OF fruit, whether psuper Or tmpEopeF: " to ltm!t
safe, snre, anu lnttantly effective remedy y she
must We car DO, aud th,s: NC are happ{ to ny. u
to 10 f0unu III sanford'a Janslca Ilngnt. . ~:
sais roalvuy fat hundreds OF a,Iuanss pseuitas 70
hQtns and travel. Caution IL necessary til p1t-
olxslpx, 10 avoid limitations aud W9sthlssA GnS%r>
, 1879-08-22

DOCUMENT NO. 95
Local Item from tho New CeutroyiIlo Standard.
Dec. 20, 1873:
Tic lion. William Beaurolr has EcQiatered at
t,,c United States Hotel. Mr. DeatIyn!r Is a
vo,lnu English gentleman Of great wealth. now
engaged in Investigating tile ulgantIc resources
Of tlils great country. We weicune HIN to New
CentFcvtllc.
DOCUMENT NO, 20.
Programme Of tho performance given ID tue
Ccutscvtl1e Theatre, Dec 81, 1873:
, 1879-08-22

ns,s u'' Sss 1sssys 4SYs. 5%%
thwn,tc. Thrusttethwaito 4 Dick. of 1.,ntnan's
ini,t iA'1oon; tue Letter: eaiv oi WINCH as.a.
cn IT, r,no.. aot ~ vo ms ~, IN ali in yo',r ia
a[u us in m, brarci 1or The tnsa M Engssllman.
From the letter uf Mesgra. 1hrostlGthwaite.
& Dick, ~ seems extremely
pstthab1c, not In say certain. that Mr. Bcnuso:r
arrived III sour citv Ahn,t l89. In company With
= distinguished EnClish hetehtieit fros. lltus
reeolee. ~hose pl9ess,onss s,, tnn1n y ~, ~
rs,fnrm,, 'n ot ica.. IN ammo other Of the mining
States. IIm firat thing to he dune therefore, y
seems to us, is to ascertain The whereabouts q
tue rso'Sssof a TO 'n m y H., m,a,cns
done!le ot Mr, William Dsasvo!r,L'n which
case Me s.at 1els VI run .s cn,,,,ne - .nt;..
tactntv sntutinn n lie 1nyttery. In aoY event,
n,ca.c look up Prof pccblcs, and interview him |
IL once; ,,u ,.+,, ,n,.,r,,h =,
,E rsas NEED Us 'o''y ,n ol,.,ont y scrvan,s
'o4' iitrcncocw l. VAN RtsssgLArn.
DOCUMENT NO. H.
Telegram from Messrs. flSIcg hhd sutton
attorncya and counselors as 'a"' " Ga!liornia
street, San Francisco Gala 10 Ackara' ll'tsncoek
van Nc"'se'ac1' al'o, ,,s. W. 1Aa ~01''s ~
law u broadway, New aotk: M TN. .,,.
sAH FHAHc1scos Ca. Jatf' b.-1itt Feeo.es
vel, known frisco not professor, kseps faro
bank. rixLEr y suTToa.
". H. ViV)
DOCUMENT NO ~
Telegram from Meesfs. H'teheoc1 anu sen
Rensselaer, to Mcsars. fa1'eF anu sattoa' IN an'
s"er to the preceding: ..
new ionK. dnn. M1-Muft DC "1lsta1e Illus
fceoes o'8tInIsnsu tnmocs seS' I, Wv pry,.rr.xn
tffce' AosHes ~ " ~ A''
DOCUMENT NO. ~
, 1879-08-22

ssn Frsnc!seo. on Wednesday. Dec, z7th. II N.
sharp. Bsua at II.
EDWIN II. MACK. """"''''*
Emer4nn'e nprra 11niihe,
sAn Francttco. doc 10th. 1875.
rfnieao nstlst wsntcd. Would like 70 hear from
Nina favt1Ie.
th-1f
, 1879-08-22

Only few weeks ago Enelanu WAS Eid!cuaing
thu PRECAUTIONS taken ou tbs Cxar's journey 70
Llyadta; now, saYs the Truth, wo hear OF tue
usual piJot.uneine, hut a. being hau1-eig.laleh
throughout tho Journey, the thtckets l1esr the
llns being searched, and eyerY hedge ahl cut
thug carefully seanncd by the oik}cials; and 'h's
Ii tu consequence vi anonymous Letters reeeife4
II tbs uotup Office.
, 1879-08-22
HANKS NEW CENTREVlLLE OPERA HOUSE
/. JACKSON MASKs.. ..solc Proprietor sud Man

/. JACKSON uASKs..+.Bolo Proprietor snd Manager
FIRST APPEARANCE IN THIS cl7Y or
T0MPKlN3 & FR0BlsHER'S
GRAND STELLAR CONSTELLATION,
Supporting c.Ilfo,n... f..osle dauah.er. shs rsane
American TskacaIcnne.
MISS NINA sAV1LLr,
Who will appear In
HER uNKtvALEp SPECIALITY,
W1H0yA, TIE CHILD OF TIE PR41R1E'
THIS EVENING, DEC. IT, 1873,
tic accepted American drama,
w1X0SA.
TIE CHILD OF THE rEA1R1E.
M.. fRs(!i Yxo Mi:xiijisoSs :. ':':::: ::
btppS f,Y1 ,Eh1AE1EHrT. II
twi!n :ont: 1oat ;ie, we:iy.; ,1ls. NINA
sS!ts MIG tls HaS ;i:s;:
Fa$} 3 ;2f s.E!!;s
b1n EDMOND iissS:!} ;sSS ..::K. {. GRANGER
$Sj&S HX;S,hR SS{fi
TETE the Old 51an oil the Ilock........sI HANCOCK
| asrH MAINE, ihu Old Woman III tno :. r<>-,,
R6nEi.T DESHIriT tagel 3 L!tte AaSE WATSON
ACT 1.-THE OLD HOME.
ACT lI.-ALoSE IN THE WORLD.
ACT i11.-TlIE FIuzES GULF.
t, THE GREAT ICEBERG SENSATION!
ACT 1v.-wEDDiSG BELLS.
"wnoas' The Child of 'hf FF.''e'" vii b D'essdss
4 FAY0RlTE FARCE.
/ In which the grcat BILLY pAKEEtt witt appear Il
| one Of lii most 0utrsgcously funny blts,
New scenesy ..........by.... ....."".Q z. slocuu'
Musta BY Prof. K'ddoos Silver tuVlc Brau DAad An
| Philharmonic UrcheitrA.
Chickway's Grind r!ano. !snt b1 Schmidt Opera
/ House Block
Pop williams TIA only lesttmata D!li-Postar In Se'
| CcnttcF3lle.
, 1879-08-22

Pop Williams tha only legitimate D!lEPostaf IN Mel
CcnttcF3lle.
, 1879-08-22

ChlekWay's Grind Piano. lent bT Schmidt Opera
House block.
, 1879-08-22

New Ecenery. y.............by.. ......Q Z. 6locun.
Nusto By Prof. Kddoos Silver tIuVlc BHaA DAnd And
Philharmonic UrcAeitfA.
, 1879-08-22
WINSTON 4 AACK's
lEsad International
,NEGATIfERlUu VARIETY C04BlNd1I0N

COMPANY CALL
Lsdias and gentlemen OF the Company Will ~.
ssubi1 fqr fsheatsal, 1t kmsrson's upsta House,
, 1879-08-22
"winons, the Child Of the rralrse, viii bs psecedes
by
4 FAYQRlTE FARCE.

In which the grcat BILLY pA1tEEIs witt appear In
one Of his most UUtragcously funuy bits,
, 1879-08-22

PART SECOND.
DOCUMENTS NOS. 2-4.*
Promises to pay, put forth BY William Beaa-
yotr Jr., ut various times ia 1913:
, 1879-08-22

De 20, One diamond and tndnt'k.t ioef<f.3 8 II. 90
0as 0otd chair dth.,.,.,,.,..,..,.. ~. 90
.- 31o3. 90
Reed Fdyf.
Usnnst T. Hdfeh,
mr. S,
, 1879-08-22

ACT 1.-THE OLD HOME.
ACT l!.-ALosK IN THE wnRLD.
ACT l1I.-TlIE FnUzES CULTS
THE GREAT ICEBERG SENSATION!
ACT 1v.-wEDDiSG BELLa.
, 1879-04-15

have been talking about tic electric light, AMI
whiting for tl'c perfection Of arrangements to
put II into practice Gan Francisco lIns set about
testing fits utility. The Western Elertrlc Light
Company nrc preparing to operate 2oohorsc-
power engine md nll the necessary appliances
for lighting any desired pnrtion OF tie city. or
fnr distributing light native power wherever Il
NAV he necdci. A lnrge number NJ the tisalDule
machines nnI u great quantity 1f Nerdcrmnnn
candies nre on fllclr wny from Parls md will
soon be here. The Wcrlermann candle has been
brought to sucf degree III perfection that II
ran be manipulated liKn an ordinary .tl,tncr,
can be placed on bracket On the wall Of
room, an! turned on or of at plca.nrs. This
docs not imply an absolute regulation of thu
amount Of light which ran be softoncil In other
ways. The Company will Improve their globes,
hnvnE them less opaqt'o or with The lower unrt
ol ground or translucent glass, nn,l thu upper
part abpre the levu1 of the eyes. nf clear trans.
parent glnss, 70 TINT no Hight Will b. lost y t!c
tmpcrfcctson Of the medium. Tho Company
l,aTo n contract to light portion III Tho ti,v,
.,ntt expect by the tst of Jinc To put the expert
mc1lt into operation. They nre cunHdeut that
they could, II allowed a few months ior prcn-
arhtln light the entire city with electricity, 1t
sayiis to tho taxpayers Of froin $l50GO 10
$2u0,0U.