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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08
MISSING MRS. JOKES.
Leaving n Letter Asking her Husband not ~
Search for her body.

Charles Jobes and his family. consisting OF his
wife and three children occupied apartments over Cub
ver's drug store. In Communpaw avenue, Lafayette.
Jersey city In the drug store Edwin Murray was en-
ployed as assistant lie collected the rents from Jobes
and short time ago Jobos began to think that his wfo
and Murray were too familiar. Atcrward Jobcs met
murray and accused him Of destroying hrs Jobcs ~ do
mesuc happiness Murray denied the accusation Since
then Johes and his wte have not lived happily.
On Sunday AttcrAOOn last JOhes quilted his
house IN a rage, and went on duty in the cnsiDo
house, he being ut the members Of the uad Pro
Department He returned home at about O'Clock
that evening and found his wife absent She had written
note TO the effect that she had quilted his
She declared that she had been true to him. but her
Efforts to make lis home happy had been iruicss aud
she was impellcd To take her avn lie She asked him
not O search Tor her. before he read the letter her
body would be In the Hudson River She added she had
given away her clothes and had paid all the small debts
and appealed tp him not TO trOmc children.
and TO teach them that their mother was good woman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08
CLAIMING PART or CoNEY ISLAND,
Hut Not Interfering with either Manhattan
beach brighton Beaeh.

complaint was served on Thursday on the
Commissioners Of Common Lands OF Gravesend, in suit
begun by Nicholas johnson. who pro be heir
OF Of the original patentees of Coney Island
oordinFiy entitled TO four thirty OF the
land now owned by the town OF Gravosend Coney
i,lan' ,nach. And the share Of the rent income
aud uAt thereof. which has accrued TO the town anco
ieh ~ iNO the number of paicntees by grant death
and descent, hAd greatly Increased aud the town oi
Graye~cnd 70 pforct the rights ALL undertook to man
such parts " cuncy Island had hecn survc ed
or rclra-d Nv The racrtccs and executed leases to
uuus trsons ant collected the rents
Tho plutf claims that neither he nor his
or ErHntors sanctioned tins Authority by
the town, and that he aui other pseutrcs have always
ohocted tp nni projected a.sust the assumption of au
tnrtW iu manage the lands IH cltus uf Sinprl
win inter- II irnm Jan i-7' ami asks judgment tor
tlc lus> sHu of the puui- gnI that the ndHnt bu
urrpeuialy resrtue and tuIuued from exercising or
assuin- in tNrrfi" the maul-cutut lut,ns releasing
aud q lcclou oi rents or profits ut sItI premises
1hr i, to ha trod 100 tho kius. County supreme
Court ~ docs not involve the uuu to either Manhattan
Ia q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08
J01riNGS ~ AND NE4R TIE CITE

insurance superintendent Smy,h is AZ the st. James
Ju ltc sanford T. Church Is IN" Grand Central
Bridget MaIi,u fcu down stairs aui broke her neck
last night IN the tenement al 233 trs street Jcrcy city
The Manhattan Athruc Club Will listen u lecture bV
Or kaury TINS cNcwuo in Chickcuug Hail Sub
lccU Food Rnd digestion"
The body uf yluu- neatly dressed woman was found
,n the Morris tauni near Hrecuyio. y j yesterday Ii
had apparent! been long IN the water
iue Newark Common Council passed hc ordinance re-
ducinE the snnr"s 0i city officers amt tmI last
night and dismissed twenty men from the police i0rce.
Mrs Harriet Scully. who suod Edward BGckley OF 80
Third avenue for - $40 or dcpuNins her of her nus
band service by sells HIM liquor, vas awarded 80
damages
JOHN Kennatl of seymour Kennasl & Hay stationcrs
Of Lis city. doi iu !. Residence ou jersey Cy Heights
ON Thursday night Tie WAS formerly a Now YORK Alder.
man AMI member ol the Hulrl o Education and alter.
ward tesllen1 VI Ae B,aGI VI FDA=ss VI Jersey CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08
CHURCH DEposIroRs IN NEW York.
Statement OF the Rev. Father Anwander, Of
tho Church OF the Holy Redeemer.

tho Church OF the Holy Redeomer.
The Church OF the Most Holy Redeemor,
on East Third street. has for many years been
accustomed 10 receive deposits Of money from
it's parishoners for safe keeping. Yesterday It's
pastor the Rov. Father T. Anwander was ask cd
by reporter for The SUN how large the aggro-
gate Of deposits was and on what terms they
were received. He said the aggregate at pres
ent would fall below $4,000.
The deposits" he added. como to us only
from certain classes Of persons. We never ask
them to leave money with us: nor in any other
way do we show desire to hold thoir savings
in trust. Moreover. oach dopositor Is dis
tnctly informed that he or sho will receive
no interest. and that the money may DO
Withdrawn on call. To meet such demands
promptly. n considerable amount is always
kept In two banks ready for use. aud though
the remainder goes into the general fund Of the
church. caro- ia always taken that II shall be 30
invested that ii will be available for, repayment
Mt very short notice. There is debt on our
Sundqy;school building but no debt on our
church"
! depositor received n book In which his account
was kept, and that the accounts OF the church
were kept in such a systematic way that there
was no dim Guilty IN showing at nny timc exact
| ly how ils finances stood. During the war. he
said. tho aggregate OF deposits ran up
when the dstrust In the Government
aud in banking institutions began to decrease.
inc uelohltoTh hkhlu uthlIeu 10 plNcN tuhlf
money whero Il would draw interest. Then i
was rapidly withdrawn from the church II
was remarkable. he said. that n great many OF
| the depositors at thnt tme werc Jews.
The persons who continued to give tho
| church the benefit OF their money at
present were parlshioners who had grown
nervous at tho many failures OF savings hanks.
| Among the depositors there were merchants
mechanics. and laborers. Very many OF them
| however, were women,
The Church Of the Most Holy Rcdcemer Is sit
| uated in the centre Of n large and industrious
| German population, and a very large majority
OF its members are Germans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

Gen Sharpe. the representative from the
Kingston district offered aresoluuon IN the Assembly
yesterday which adopted, appointing special com
mttee OF hye 10 investigate the election m the Town of
Kingston last Tuesday Mr.. Elias ), Cutler, who was
e ctod Surcrvisor ON that occasion saws that for the
disturbance and hshtng that took place about the polls
tile tiNluycrs' party much to blame As the
Dom ats aud il wAs all caused hr cAm, by thr new
law which requires the voters 10 vote Ht ono polling
place lustrad Of Ht lOur, a. urmory MI Gutter insists
that tr large expenditures of Whrh taxpayers complain
principally caused by the increase VI poor WAC have
ll.ttlf IA lal ftAt q IltHI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

The RI. Rev. J. l.. Spaldng. Roman Catholic
Bishop Of Peoria. H. Will begin course OF nyc lectures
IN st Mchaers Church. West Thirty street. next
SUNDAY evening They will be the Ienten feature in
that church The subject. are. consccuuvev; THE
Catholic church the church ui Jesus Christ" Catholic
Worship" Ireland ami the church" The Popular In.
nucncc of thrsututN. and Religious DrNtlIpmcnt "
The pastor the Rev Father Douncly iu announcing the
last sunday SAID the proceeds would he deN otcd
toward huiryiug forward the foundation nf home tor
childcn where children might be taken IN without
mOnN the DELAYS attruiiug r placing them,
~ nt prrscut, IN the institutions now CN,uug He SAID
That willie these institutions were In every WAY
mrniHhe, they inadequate tu he demands OF the
c and Hs more children were lost outside than saved
"A L Ii L--DuL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08
THE LATEST OLD World NEWS.
Gen. Marines Campo. Naming N Cabinet.

MADRID. March 7.-Gen. Martinez Cnmpos
has submitted the following names for the Cabinet
TO the King for approval Gen Martinez Campos Minister
War and President the Council Schor Molans Min
iser OF Foreign Affairs Sch0r Silveln. Minister gi the
lneriori Scnor AyAn, Mnstcr ot the Colonies; Admiral
Paya. Minister OF Marinc Count dc TurcnO. Minister Of
Works, the Marquis de OrOViO. Minister OF Finance;
senior Auriolcs, Minister ut Justice.
The Calumet proposed by zen. nezCampos has
received the approval OF the King The Ministers
have taken their oAhs Of Office with lhe exception II
Scnor Ayaa, who declines N serve account o III
health. The Marquis de OrUylo Will take he Ministry q
the Colonies Ad intenm. in addition 10 the Ministry u
Finance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08
The Missouri Mall HobberIe..

ST. LOUIS. March About three weeks hgo
James Bcc& baggage master on the 81 Louis Iron Noun
tain and Southern Railway arrested tor rohhns The
mail lie pleaded guilty ami WAS sent to the pcnlten.ary
the same day he has been In prison he has made
conicssiun .mpiraung other employees the railroad
and tonight u q. Lester. brakeman, anl Wm. + John
mn express messenger were arrested hnd lodged ~
Jail They have also cOn.sed and will be Arrais ued Ia
the United States District CVuTt tomorrow,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

half Of tho amount Of the principal OF tho In
debtedness could be raised and paid creditors
would be worry happy TO receive II In full lldui-
dalton OF their claims"
by ne Assooirted Pres.
CINCINNATI. March 7.-Archblshop Purcell
Is in receipt OF a letter from Cardinal McClos-
Key, stating that n conference of church digni-
taries would be held In tho East Mt which they
Suit was begun ~. 49av by tUt ans ~ ,bs rch
bishops creditors who seeks to set aside tho
conveyance OF property to an assignee. on the
ground that the conveyances made to said as-
slRnso were without consideration, being mado
Tor the purpose OF hindering and delaying set
uement with the creditors OF the Archbishop.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

For tho third time in two weeks Henry Floss,
a German hrcklaycr out Of employment with i've small
children dependent upon him, attempted suicide last
evening Ilis wife found him hanging by clothes line
from the bedroom door few day. ago and him down
iu time to save his c While shaving n thc presence NJ
the family tho nrNt dAv hc exclaimed, Here soes and
made stroke at s throat with the razor. bat aied to
make natal wound Alcr supper, last evening, hc &c.
tt,d 10 has chamber saying that hc wished 60 ne
alone Mrs Flies saw a small Iaper Iprccl which he
WAS trylu. conceal u no. hands, aud looking through
the krNhul, bhe saw him empty green powder into a
glass of water AMI raise II 10 his hps btort she could
Interfere and Wrest tr glass rom INN lac hHd s"u owed
a norton \ lliN lCau Wa called nud CulrIcs Ap
p,i uut is not certain whether THIS attempt viii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

Tho final arrangements for the match for the
Ashley belt were completed yesterday Although 1t was
well known that the track was :. mile extent It was
thought hest - have IL remeasured by known nu.
horiiy To thsenl MI Charles Iiaswell went carefully
the track ycste rday AMI certificate corrobo
rating the previous mra surmcnt rhe rclayng OF the
track with sawiust and clay coiupCtcd. O'leary
took his usual walk about town Yesterday Hartman
trutted his hai, well aud Ennis exercised On
the track at Gimores in the afternoon
A. Kelly Bliss pool rooms the betting was as iul
lows. the nrst fsurcs hcng those asked hy the book
makers o'LearJ, 40, Rowem. Al, Hartman 3-I;
-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08
A street Car burned on the Track.

,Brookynl line OF cars. driven by Martin oConucll
passed along Niuth avenue, Brooklyn Yesterday after.
noon, its kerosene lamp cxrloicd as the car reached
Third street The lamp WAS blow from It's position and
falling into the straw, set nIr 10 IT, ln mnuiv the
whole cHr was IN IRE There Wec no uassen.ers INSIDE
The dNer detached tho hoc and tried iu vain tu cNtn.
gui-h tho hamcs The burned until 1t became total
wreck. The loss is about 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

Annie Woods Of n Hin street Newark, q
bright lrl OF 10 years committed to Jail ON charge
of having broben into An unoccupicd house in front
street Nrwtrk. belonging t. Alderman Aaron T. Lilell
and stolen niI,en gas jets, valued at so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08
Cock Fighting In n Mn.l.,ra,e'. once.

IRoNToN. Ohio. March Some time ago
cock nsht took place in magistrates Office here.
icw days acrward the magistrate and eil parties
ccrnci were arrested They pleaded guilty, and were
yesterday, twenty-five in uumurr. nncd tlO ana costs
each. IN. u Nttnt of the Law There ye charges
AsaLm.t J. u. Hulsesa The maglstrAte.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08
Habron 60 be Pardoned.

LONDON. March Tho Post says the Homo
Secretary will recommend tho pardon ot Habron. the
youth sentenced To death for the murder OF policeman
in whaey Range In 1870, but whose sentence wag after
wafd commuted 10 imlrsOnment Tor life. Charlie Peace.
recently hanged st Leeds Tor the murder OF Arthur Dy
SOu, confessed that he committed the crime Of which
Habron convicted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

WAsuINGToN, March IA report from the
Hon H. r. french Assistant secretary o the Treasury,
ON the recent Treasury order prohibiting the landing ut
cattle trnu England. WAS read az tht tauluct tuuucu
today. ana ON cunslrlau- N Of tle lAcN slai'i ihe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08
Ano,hsr Hold burglary.

While tho family Of Mr.. j. Herzoe. OF $40
West Forysecond street were at dinner Oh wednesday
thieves entered the house and eoolly ransacked tie
upper stories They stole gold watches ana ehahs'
kniShis Tempars cross, silver snntieoH
d laiys cross set with pearls, adys cainehah stone
cross q set Of diamond earrings, DIAMOND ring GOli
nail knife ssvera. gold pencils and ot OF sNtl Slo9ns
and syrrwale also silks They arc supposed to be Tie
same thieves who robbed sX Recorder Smiths house
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08
cen.ur,nu the New York Elevated Road.

4 Coroner's jury Yesterday returned the fol-
lowing verdict THAT Iulh ORautke of o6i Tenth
avenue came to his death by injuries received hy falling
over the railing Of the New York Elevated RAILWAY on
Fdty ninth street ami Nnth avenue on the 2ith OF Feb
ruarN NA while passing the the bridge
sud railing not being sufficiently hugh To insure thu
safety o the passengers We ccusurc the company of
the Sow York Elevated Railroad tor their ogevu,e in
ploNllluE vi travellers their rtut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

RICHMOND Va. March 7-Scnators James G..
blaine Of Maine and j. Jones Of Nevada and Rcprc-cn
tauvc Loring Of Massachusetts are in this city
They uierestei IN the proposed Richmond and ALE
gh,uy kroad, ani are here 10 look glGcr atentctpse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08
The Greek Invader. OF Turkey.

CoNsrANTINoPLE. March 7.-Coratheodorl
Pasha has notified the Greek Minister here that the
Turkish troops have dispersed the baud which entered
Ihc.say from Greece recently killing several Of tho
raiders fofnthe Idu fasha adds that the numbers aud
equipment ui the RAIDERS proved that they were NOD
lIIA aml.. as tlr nrrNh GnNcrmmcMt ANngnd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

I. S. Atwatcr's paper box factory. extending
through from ~ Brdgc street to SO Pearl street. was
partially destroyed by hrc at > A NJ yesterday. The
arm, Jos, e.tmntrl at So on and about covered
hN insurance The building belongs tu the $ \ Pike
estate and Is damaged $1,000 Eighty women and girls
are deprived oi work by tuu ire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

A nro caused by the Goals in the open grAte in
the study OF the Rev Dr Henry scuifcr, M the cen.
tral Congregational Church IN Hancock street. near
franklin avenue BROOKLYN yesterday afternoon, started
allale that cause much alarm ~ We nrighborh9ol
The FIRE speedily tNNugushcd by Engine 40 ~, hut
not until IL had lurd al 800 worth O, the pastors S
books and caused Sui additional damage 20 the furniture
aud the building The loss is covered BY insurance,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08
An r..Consre..man'. Leg broken.


The Hon. W. G. Steele. u retired merchant.
who once represented the somerset District OF New
Jersey In Congress. run over yesterday b. OF
simpsons cNurgss wagons while he wa crossing church
'et A. its intersection with Liberty lie WAS Mncu IN
un aWhuIic" 10 the Chambers street Hospital where "
uui that both bones uf his lrt cg fractured
at tIr uukir MI Steele j. ~ years old. last ught hr
,uftng uu' hite and today he will BE- takNn 10 his
residence at sUmcNinC, \. D.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08
The Revolutloni.t. in IIayti.

KINGSTON. Feb 27.-The revolutionary party
IN llayd su threaten the overthrow of The present adj
minstrauon OF Canal The whole northern portion OF
the republic may be- snid TO he Arcniy iu arms The
President THINKS, however. that With the lorCc, al hs
command IN the sOuih he may save hls GoNtrucnL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

CITY or MEXICO. March IA coalition Of tho
friends Of schor yalarlc with those of schor Nondc2 has
been formed which It IS believed will secure the cleo
ton ot SENIOR Nans sie TO the Presidency President pah
is reported 60 Doe dlscusled with the course nus
rcnls His DISSATISFACTION great that he would re-.
hin. IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

Ralph Carpenter OF Chicago. who. lured by
the stories Of the good times IN Brazil went 70 Brazil a
few months ago 10 procure employment, aud, finding
none made his back TO the United States wandered
~" ur Van hrunt street police station in brooklyn on
Thursday night sick with lever aud ApuC, aud wholly
destitute. He appealed to capt. Reilly for medical
assistance, and WAS removed 10 St Peters Hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

PARIS. March Henri Lacay, a banker and
President OF the Tribunal OF CONNIE, at rares fraud
ulenuy bankruptcd and Absconded. Many small local
yet known.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

AsBURY PARK. March THE 700 house
owners In Ocean Grove met this evening the executive
committee of the Association being present to consider
the means OF ohniung erHtrr security from nrc II was
decided 10 procure more IRE engines and committee Of
sS WAS appointed t. obtain estimates Of cost and report
"A 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08
Eight Thousand Irl.hmen In Line.

There was meeting Of the Irish societies Mt
Academy Hall last evening, to complete arrangements
for the parade ST. Parcks Day II is believed that
500 men viii be In line. comprising tarj Ave divisions
OF the Ancient order Of lb,ru tour Church sOcie.
ues and one total abstinence sgeiey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

Chief Justice Church OK Gov, Hoffman, OK
Senator Armstrong Of Missouri, Congressman CLARK of
New Jersey and Consressmcn Abram $ Hewitt and $.
S Cos we're tr Manhattan Ciub sucssut Aei monthly
rcCvuuOu last evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08
l. she ,he vle,Im OF N. I.,nn rrnrear,

FLUSHING March LENA Yotrck Of College
Point l. l., went to Boston last summer from which
place she myseHously disappeared about Christmas
time, Since then all traces of her have been lost some
OF her friends fear that she may have been the victim VI
the Lynn tragedy, amt her brother started Thursday
atti
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08
Tho nrItI.h Lahor strlse..

LoNnoS. March THE majority OF tho sailors
who went strike at Liverpool su hold out Tor higheS
one thousand striking I'm ate workers al Cardn
have resumed wur 600 The masters TERMS reduction
of ten per cent Ihrrc thousand runN OgAOrs a. Brad
ford have resolved 10 strike.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

IRoNToN. Ohio. March 7-Capt. Bovton ar-
rived hrrc ut O'Clock tonight hclu twelve hours out
from Gulipolis. lie viii lecture here ,omorloN ughI
ana then ltuceed ON h.s way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

LONDON March 7.-Qucen Victoria will en-
bark At Portsmouth tie 18th inst ahnard the royal
yacht Victoria aud Albert Tor Chcrbourg The Queen viii
probably be absent about month
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

LOUISVILLE. March 7.-Chario Wchstcr was
tu iat nIui eulty u being " com tuuu NJ Washington
in tc outrage uu frances Otc, aged II }tass. lie was
sentenced 10 be hanged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

Clear or parity cloudy wonth'r. northcrly
winds shu- in ,i.trrIy amt suufhrrY ~ SHIT rise.
follow. %, utnus barometer and rising temperature
lt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

QUINcY. H., March 7.-McFaddcn. who killed
Ntuncld scott at CHRISTMAS festival. was found guilty
aul sentenced yesterday afternoon to seventeen AcaTS
Imprisonment motion tor a new trial was oyerruled-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

A Special Car for the Usc or sick Congress-
20 he Run from ~. LouIs-One Repre-
sentative 10 Journey ut the Peril OF hts Life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

Columbus, March IA call has been issued
Tor meeting uf the Democratic state Central committee
here March 10 to H. the time Tor hodlns STATE Con
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-08

TERGENNrs VI, March 7.-Jamea II. Batchcl-
d, the Brandon bank wrccker secured bail and Was
ree Ased At2 O'clock tls alIgTnOoh
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-15
THE BELLS OF CORNEVILLE.

Something altogether new to us of Carson
,nd very beautiful is the opera of The Bells
If Corneville 1t is too good for Carson, 50
Carson stays away from the opera-all but a
select few-and sulks, i'll the cold. And so,
Carson don't deserve to have the operaticals
come here. We really ought to give them
two nights of a good house TO be sure, it
was very cold last night but 1t was as cold
on the stage as off; and if the actors can
stand it and give us so good performance as
we had last night, all of us who are at all able
should 90 The Bells is most charming
opera, full of situations and brim full of
trst.rate music, 1t is absolutely replete
with little gems of song. Mrs. Oates was all
vivacity and music of course. She is always
chat Miss Lulu Stevens is a very correct
and pleasing artist with most excellent
1rano. We were surprised at the purity, yes,
ana the volume of Mr. Beverlys tenor. 1t
is surprisingly pure-quIte Il rare voice, IN
deed Mr.. Connel's Basso Is very full and
very excellent Mr. Mesde's "Gaspard' is,
like everything he does, IA very clever piece
q acting-very effective and startling, i'll fact.
He was called before the curtain and richly
merited the compliment. Mrs, Oates and
her company need no introduction or en-
dorsement from US in Virginia City. She is
we'll known there and will be sure of very
hearty welcome.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-15
THE STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

The attendance upon the State Medical So
ciety has not been large Somehow the doc
tors do not seem to enthuse much this cold
weather Yesterday they elected their Off
GERS They are as follows President, DR.
J T. Johnson, of Virginia City First Vice
President, DR.. Fred Hutchins, OF Reno j;
Second Vice President, Dr. Chamblin of Eu-
reka Third Vice President, DIR. Baugnann,
Winnemucca Recording Secretary, DR. En-
giles. of Virginia City Corresponding Secre-
tary, DIR. Dawson, of Reno Treasurer, DR..
Burge, of Silver City Board of Censors-
Drs Dawson, Bergstein, Grant, Robinson