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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30
A Fishy Failure.
The Chronicle Of last night has the fo

The Chronicle Of last night has the follow
ing:
The true character of the failure Of J. E.
Shawhan, Jr., is beg inning to deve OPP itself,
and the business has decidedly fshy APP
pearance. Here is a letter received by the
Cht0nicle to day:
Editor Erening Chronicle--SIR: Would
you please give me some information con-
cerhing the Shaw han, Jr failure? [ sold
seventy shares of sierra Nevad on S .tur-
das the 10Th instant. and bought 100 shares
of Abb, in the Board the same day. The
telegraph read: Send ba ance of money
and stock to Terrace [ elegraphed to
him when l saw he had failed, and have got
no answer Tell me what is b, st to do, and
oh ige, SUBSCRIBER.
Terrace, Boxe!der county, Utah.
There are even wOrs cases than this here.
The MA jority of the .ufferers are women.
One music teacher is said TO have been vic
tented to the extent of 81, 100.
Numhers of peop in Carson are also
cursing over the matter. 1t is high time
the law took cognizance of such matters
and dealt out even justice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30
John ATackay's Return.

The San Franc SEQ papers having asserted
that John W. Mackay wonld return TO the
Comst> OK by the 1st OF june, Chronicle
reporter sought information upon that
point from Senator + ir. He said it was
impossible to judge from his dispatches
when he would be home, and did not think
it would be as soon as the time stated by
the papers. Frank Obiston, who was pres
ent, said Mr.. Mackay had expressed his
Intention 20 stay and see the great Derby
race, which will come off on the 18th of
May He is, therefore. not to be expected
in Nevada before the 18th of .Juy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30
JOTTINGS.

Frank Osbiston is again on the Comstock
Ex-senator Sharon was in the city yester
day.
Mrs NJ R. Elstner, who has been quit,
sick, is convalescent.
The express train was three hours late
again yesterday morning.
Mr. J. F. Farrel's children, who have
been very sick, are better.
The first batch of Boston excursionists will
arrive at Reno Oh Monday next.
Strawberries are selling here five and six
boxes for dol AZ, according to quality.
Mrs. E. T. Gibson, who was visiting
trends here, has returned to her home at
Oaklend, Cal.
Col w. j. Sutherland, the protector o
the CandelaI Ia water works, is stopping
at the Ormsby.
Mr. Gus Owens arranged some new waltz
es fir III ''billee Tay.o which were played
at the Ivy party last might.
City Treasurer Fraser has suflicienr funds
in the treasurey to pay all outstanding War
rants against the muulc pa lty.
Equestrian parties 10 Lake BigIer viii
Constitute one of the recreative features Of
tins city during the summer.
Mr.. john Sweeney has a number of vol
n i.,I, v hi
ing his new race rack finished.
The Board oi insane Asylum Commission
ers meet again to-day, when a contract 70,
the erection of a balidlny will be awarded
George Sent, ("Graphy") the Virginia
manager of the W. U. Tel Office, and Coz
F. +. Osbinton, were l.. the city yesterday.
W. S. Byrne, OF this city, is writing
two act bur esque on Camille" 1t is safe
to predict that it will be an excellent pro.
duction.
The following through passengers left Oh
the express train asst night: b FrAnkel
Mrs Corbett, +. A. Tritle, w. r. Eckart.
D. f Mccarthy.
A party Of hunters bagged quite lot of |
doves back OF town yesterday. One of the |
shotguuners came near peppering lady i'll
his anxiety to bring down u bird.
h G.. Ward, ole Of Wells. Fargo & Cs.'s
Oldest and reliable messengers between
here and Bodis, left for Wjpnemucca last
night, where he wi be- appointed to duty
the performance of which requires nerve
and pluck.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30
WATER In THE COLUMBUS DISTRICT.
TO BE BROUGHT THERE INSIDE
OF E0Ugs MONTES.
Wonderfully RicE. District About to
be Developed

For some years past the Columbus mining
district has been considered one Of the most
promising on the coast, di trict rich in
mineral products, and wanting only In
water. Governor Kinkead has Just return Ell
from trip to the district, iii company with
Messrs. Sutherland and & atworth, ,
| proprietors of the White Mountain Water
Company. He speaks highly of the mines,
and considers it the mining locality Of the
| coast.
THE MINES.
The mineral bearing belt is four miles
| long and two mics wide. It contains two
| lines Of mines, the first beginning the
north, or rather northwest, I'd runs in the
following order: Northern Bel e, Princess,
Mount Diahlo, General jackson and New
England. The second ledge, about 5000
feet to the east of the first, has its mines
located with the Victor at the north and
George Washington, Mount Potosi and
Enterprise adjacent. There is another
shorter ledge, ON which ia located the Me-
talic, Equatur and the Lucky Hill. The
Northern Be lie was the ii st min veloped,
and securing a mill at Columbus, eight and
half miles away, began to pay dividends
Immediately. 1t has now paid over forty
dividends, amounting to two mil ion dol
lars. The Mount Diablo, an equally rich
mine, began taking out ore, but were Nh
able to secure mil, and having no water
facilities could not bui 4 one. The pro-
proprietors, however, went ahead and de-
veloped their property, and now have ore
enough in sight to keep f 'rts stamp mill
running two years The Victor has SO. 900
tons of $40 rock pi ed on its dumps, and
the other mines are Similarly situated.
I here is at least Sc 600, 900 in sight in ORE
which can be measured, and int ligent
biologists claim that the district may be
counted on for at least $50, 0OO, 900.
THE GRAND NEED
has been water, and Messrs. Clatwortby |
and Sutherland ere now arranging to bri" 6 |
water to the mines from Pinsho err Cnnyon, |
in the White Mountains. They will lay |
pipes 90 mi es at an expense # 500, 900, |
and inside II TOUR months Will De az 10
lisch arge 800, 0OJ gal ons of water oh
twenty four hours, with a fall Of 500 feet.
As so as the water r aches the district
he Mount Diablo, Lncky Hill, Victor md
&c rye Washington mines wi erect mills,
md New York company will erect one for
custom rock The amount # water FRIED
~ one pipe however, will not supply the
district, and another pipe of eqnal capacity
will be laid before next jam ~. With
he introduction # water Columbus Dis
riot will step to the front at once.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30
Putting the Pads.

The amusement critic of the Gold Hill
Ne,cs went to hear the So dene troupe in
''Genevieve de Brabant." He makes DO
mention of the singing, but devotes half a
column to the legs of the women, Guiding
as follows: 1.-The unadorned beauty of the
young ladies of the troupe, when in tights,
is q theme for silent admiration-a subject
too full OF suggestive thoughts to find ex-
preston in few brief words" The firm
who furnished the padding for the troupe
will past the above in its scrap book.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30
Rnmored Strike in Albion.

Holders of A bion stock will no doubt
be interested in the following fir m the
Eureka Sentinel: "a rumor has been fl at
ing about the streets tor several d US of an
important find by The Albion Company.
AS the story runs, the Richmond, just be-
fore being enjoined, had discovered an i'm
mense ore body in a drift in what is row
known as Albion No. l. Ascertaining that
they had crossed over the Albion line, they
Withdrew and p ugged up the drift. In
making surveys for the purpose the ale
trial, the Albion people are alleged to have
discovered this blind drift and explored it
o its full length, with the result ready
indicated. The Sentinel does not Il sumo
responsibility for the correctness of the e
rumors, though they are detailed with the
most minute particularly by persons on
; he street, who profess to be familiar with
all the f.cts This journal is ways al
to hear of the discovery Of new bonanzas in
the district, no matter how or by whom
made"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30

An Appeal Reader Who scfEscs to He
Iieve that Mr. Harris COnsorteA
With the sourbons.

CARSON, April -.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE APPEAL:
Was Sheriff Swift's letter in the APPEAL
yesterday morning bona tide, or only joke
was never so astonished in my life when
read that Harris, the famous Mohawk
Stalwart, had ben caught making overtures
to the Democrats. Can such things be
Now, perhaps he called on those men to
borrow some tobacco, or talk over the stock
outlook. don't think 1T could have posi-
bly, been Harris, that is Judge harris, late
Judge of Elections I still think it must
be some other man by the same name.
Yours, A READER.
Possibly it was not our Judge Harris,
but 1.-The man around the corner. '-ED.
APPEAL.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30
A Brave BOY.

Judge Gary received etter from his
wife yesterday relative to his niue year old
son, Eugene, who Was taken to san Francisco
for medical treatment. Both elbow JOINTS
had ossitied and become Useless. The s,an
Francisco physicians broae The osslncatlon
and the boy faced the operation " thont the
use of chloroform. He Will be viii be
brought home in IA few days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30

Officers Stern and Duncan yesterday ar
rested All Sam and All Toy, for smoking
opium and having implements for that pur-
that these two cinnamon have been the prin-
cipal purveyors to white men and women.
They will be tried at 2 o'clock to-day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30

Boys in this city whose ages average
from ten to fourteen years, carry loaded
since one was drawn on nine-yearo old boy,
and had it not been for the interference of
an older person it is likely that it wonld
have been used.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30

Fred Hart states that he has been offered
IA position on the New York Times at a salary
of $500 per month. La connection with this
statement the fact must not be overlooked
that he was the author of the "Sazarac Lying
Club
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30
A Difference OfOpiniOn.

Street Inspector here Mr.. Smith,
you must flush your sewer; this nasty ditch
of sinking. stagnant water is the talk of the
neighborhood.
Property owner (furiously What? stag
nant water! It's a regular mountain trout
stream. If you talk that way to me L.,
vote to abolish the city government.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30

The latest amusement in Carson is to
present "catch" words for pronunciation,
and it is astonishing how few Of them are
correctly pronounced even by thorse who
are more than ord narily familiar with the
English language.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30

A dozen unemployed men started out yes
terday on prospecting tour in the hills
west of town. 1t would be at all surpris-
ing should their energy by rewarded by the
finding of 6 od mining property.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30

A gentleman well posted in the military
can join military company as a private.
In that event the Carson Guards will lose
their recent acquisition of fonr colonies.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30

The Pioneers have decided to ho'd their
annual picnic at Tread ways on the fourth
of June. 1t appears that the barren wastes
in the vicinity of H 'wthorne present no in
ducements to picnickers
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30

Yesterday drunken Cnin.nan was stag
gering through the street in thoroughly
American mann l.. Who viii say now that
an Oriental is not suscep idle to Occidental
ciyi liz ton
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30
STOCKS

$50 Ophir-6a
1880 hexican-9
zoo Gould and Curry 64
300 Best and BeIcher-11!
247O California; Is
go Savage 80
1O15 Con. Virginia-2 45
$40 Chollar-3 10
955 Potosi-4 G5
3O5 Hale and Norcross-5k
$50 Crown Point-21 10
$50 Yellow Jacket 20
4l5 Be!cher-2 20
20 Contidence-4
500 Imperial-20
1880 Kentuck-2C0
90 Alpha-3 80 go
AS Sierra Nevada-104
20 Utah-9
$50 Bullion 40
$50 Exchequer-l 10
1926 Overman-1 80
leo Union Cnn.-1o7
$40 Alta-3 70
800 Julia Soc
lao Silver Hill-2oc
30 Occidental 40
80 n. Y. Con--15c
40 kndes-2 O5
$50 Justice-lIO
$50 Scorpion-1 so
10 Seq. Belcher-7t
200 Challenger O6
800 Caledonia-4Oc
40 Benton-SOc
500 Lady Washington-15c
EVENING BOARD.
IS Eureka Con-31 80, 334
IS Manhastan-1 80
40 Northern Belle-17L
$50 Navajo-s0
So Albion--4 10
500 Oro-1 10
100 S. Kinp-224
Is Mount Diablo-54
10 Bodice
$50 Syndicate-5Oc
200 Argenta-4Oc
800 Noonday-2 %
90 North Noonday-1 %
800 Addenda-25c
$50 Summit-75c
800 Tuscarora-lOc
100 Bul~er-3
100 Bech.el-70c
100 Black Hawk-2Oc
800 S. Bndi.-25
500 Q. Bee-1Oc
100 ;. Buiwer-3O
100 d. St.ndard-25
40 Tioga-70
100 Booker 15c
so Wales-1 40
100 Goodshaw-60c
200 Head Center-2
40 Boston Con-55c
loo Belle Isle-o0c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30

The Western Union telegraph line has
been completed for thirty miles along the
Carson and Colorado. 1t will be finished to
Hawthorne in about two weeks
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30

DIR. F. J. White became the f ,ther of q
son yerterday. While congrat llating Dr.
and Mrs White, the APPEAL trusts the son
vii grow up as good a man as his father
or even better
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-30

Considerab work was done on the race
track yesterday bv the ''solid citizens "
hey drank glass # free beer, however,
or every cubic foot of earth displaced.
, 1881-04-06
W. d. Wann AMI II. r. Monroe, Dunkirk Tule-
rhonc Company, nunkirk, n. Y.
W. y. EnstabrtA,k, Elniira Boil Telephone III.

n
phone Company, Dunkirk. II. T.
ensnse, E!s,ira, N. :l" '''' a'''''"."o ~ As
,,c II. Ma,s.kins; q 1f Milwaukee, w IT,; Duluth,
MinETnpolis and IT. Paul. ishchcstcr. saltwater,
s s%a III" caisc ii Fon Hpr'G III & .nrSsw%l nrSesSle eAs Ia
Oshkosh. Wis.
Mnevtll snittt: Representing Il. N. Maroon,
trnnk 4. Newell. llsadtnrd, Ia. m
',n!lscs T. ElwhG%l. fMlEe Elwona, ,Io'tct, III.
3hsnGs p nnss. Nnshvllio, Tenn. ,..
anrlpn,'aiH Ii!nsH npF'nNne'" 1c'eP'os'o company
,Neorec +. nuraut ard I.o..ts II. Fl.hhack, Rel,
ft,e TtG,epn"le n.h m maMy ~
Ia !. ltnli. 1r., Hell relcphnne Company OF
!!nIalp. !iIlfHlot ltoches1cr, Lockport NInKurn
fHiik. anu lnnaWahil, y. i.
T;elsph1no Cnlr,ny, l'it,sln.fx, Allegheny CITY,
IitiSisvlc. WA ~ City. H.; East Liverpool!
beilasr9' and @ @steu1sMvi'ts, =. r.,..
Assaclation, Cincinnati and Hamilton, O.; ;Coy-
ltsEt"ti. NJ r.,., =,
7. ". Ross. Columbus Telephone Company,
4. 7. Frost, Charles I. Mitchell. and Morris F.
i!Mven. atGrttursl, bri!Eeport, s'triuel.. Now
hf' nnr MaGtnw' nG,s' an @ tsnm y f1nr;,at Gni linz.
. 1"M b.,a bbs!ua''Eto eolnpans' p"S'o"' h'"' TROY
Ma rl91t, a;.,, q. ,,r m ,,,,,. r,.,,,,.
=; lnoGock. ar.. arg y. y iiaKcr tVafsV'he
N y: Suni}, Nauoha' aelePnono CoMpphl'
WashinKton' = 9; ,, ,..a., ,..
1"aIes "; nanutu nilu EMd'uel ivv,s. ooH.u IN,
GIM a!MssaeMuMsetts M lc!rmtluno No!npNuSt Ne"
HGIiGrt,. tAll tlScr, nhu Iattitol,: A!nss
-. Y. Chonct. soithGrl phs1 lclephoNc FIX
GnMax1 conpnny; as nalPos' y iroa'oh 'acSao'
W"x ,i.d u, hakcr. sut surjnxiicl rc,cphouo COM
W. a. J"eks0,,, Ielcpn1ono Io!essatnh C1ta. H.
, 1881-04-06
MADE AN ASSIGNMENT.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. April 5-Tho tlrm Of +.
Schumacher s. Hons, Port WushInxtuu, Wis,
mltlo au assignment ut n iato hour lust niVht tn
William 4. purund. tho Insurance agent, az this
city. tho nulntslul nasuta lro $53UN, consisting
OF real esato, factory. foundry, aud Furnaces To-
cutel In the T6wu Ut Port Washington, worth
probably ~ per cunt on tho valuation. Liabilities
6:OuD0 divided nInanE tho following prclurreu
creIt.rs. Alnry tutntug Mnl JHcob t.oeches,
beruarl schntaauher ul II. u. Penrst,Il. Of thls
city. Thu trim was unXuxpl III tho Hiunufaoturo
of MallgHb1s iron nnd snAll cAst!nEs und mud u
ute u Depreciation III the value Or Iron, !nAhll-
ity u stctEt Experienced ho!p, and u. wv loss
by tho failure Ot u 3lchtXMn hullap.
, 1881-04-06
~ LITIGATION.

HTliEArOtl, ILL.,, April 5.Thc cass OF s. D. LuJ-
den & Co., of ChicAgo, W. Il. N. Muthis, OF this
place, wns on trial at Ottawa All Ut Inst wtuK,
resulting In u verdict by tho Jury Saturday
evening III favor Of tho defendant. IhA WIS
ono Of tho many cnses agAsl,st Calvin tho nb-
sconding merchatt OF thia place. In which tho
creditors werd trying to provo that Mathis, who
was formerly pprtuur OF CuIyin. hut who bud
sold out his tntcrcat several months prior to tho
dlsappoarance Ut the latter. waB st!.i u silent
pnrtner In tho frtn. Tho c,so WAS bitterly cot,-
) hsnx ps. tes. Syes ys ob b"ys sn4
i. T.. ljull, huJ. widmer. anu !. y.
stur!uck tor tho prosecution, mud Waiter
Tho pr.ucApal witness relied ui,an for tho psose-
cuand WIS Mss, calvin. but hDr testimony was
f%avd M t nnt ThS eaye % wa1 HrEs ovau saurI Sa
argument Anl 0t tho :as0 70 tho Jury Ut olscG,
Whv returNett inside VI ny hohr With u ycrtitpt
FOR hnthis. 1t Is said that tho Gusts will amount
To $l,UM.
, 1881-04-06

Various Items from the Police Station,
ntld Courts.

Various Items from the Police Stnttona
and Courts.
james 1tcFe, Of No. lsl CanAl street, ycstor.
lay entered cumplu1nt ut tho West Twelfth
Stree. Station of having bcon held up and RIB
bed iats Monday naht Oh Cnnal street l.eAr
Fourteenth BY throe yn,nE mcn, tho oldest VI
whom WIS about = years, nud was clad In II dark
suit. They choked him and robbed hltn OF a
double caBu English silver wutch, AlcNelll
mnkcr, tlinmonl, and bar-ahaped linked gold
chain, nnd a tricor1lteed locket continuing tive
portraits OF lady atiA ycntletMan nnl two OF
chitdrcn. Tho articles were worth about so.
Mary Nafter, wlfo .uf Edward, whnse arrest
FOR continued IntoSlcst,on and neglect OF bis
family wns ncntlonctltn In yesterdays p1lpur, wins
the streota by OllIccr IHlnes Slurt. She WIS nu-
sc!It from home when Qlccr Dudt0y, Of thu 1ln-
,ho faiher ani hsvinS tho llttis % onss nc % sent ,o
s1mo ct,Hr1tatla Institution. and whun brought
to the station yestorday sho denied her pA!so
husband promptly lnfQrlnod Oil her. however.
Sam Joo, 4 Ch.ncsc lal,ndryn,l,,, wh!io walk
Ing along West Washlngton strcgt at IL o'clonlt
yaatur1ny forenoon wns npproachcd md struek
drunken riislaans Sum rim Into Il laundry at ~
and was followed BY Ih!s assa'ants. but hold
one shut through u l'a!,o Of Hlass II tho dur
about four ieot alnse;tnolr ncatis; This brought
sS pHise aaa s tSYGther WY onp Sf wiz. ths
A%%SNHA8 pei Ae'ihHIVt ~ A*D. O4V "Iot
lndAnu street. were nftrAtcl and locked up ut
tho WGst Nudlson HtrGet Station, Thuy Huvn
bull for trial I'LL tho Uth lust. The ChlnMHlMn
might hnyp escaped rrt3t bud ho told truthful
version ut tho affair ut the uculnnlng, hiIt " III
why's that arc dark mud trlcks thAt Aru rnln, tho
lluhthGn Ehince is PECULIAR"
William O'lsricn wus nrrnigned before Justtco
Wash yesterday Mt tho iilstMnco ot his wife.
who charEed hin With abusing aId nutFpatlng
her to such I'LL exttnt tint she was prevented
FROM earning a living for herself md little boy.
Tho family hnv0 recently boen living ut No. lu1
West MnAsoM street,: Cllrien luat 0n Wrl.A
within tho pnat year while employed As switcll-
man III tho Illinois Cetr,l lt1rOltf, nnu ho ils
ever a!1ice been out 0f employment, bit us tho
stump has not YUt GalG1 tEl ttsuru IL stItl,u px
ctise fur this. Tho wife ID drrarIuIl!otl tn rid
lursclt OF hIm, uud says shu hns gyun
him no mnnY CHANGES to roturln thAt
her pnt!oncu ia cunpiotcty exhausted. She
wnB Willing 10 :. put up with his
Kcnornl worthIcsncss, but was not willing tint
hu should atlso aud threAtcn hor anLi bestuw
nli his carcssts upon a lOwl w0tGn, with wh0rn
ho consorictl. 50 vIndicttvo wAs she thnt sho
gayo tho poco !ntoruat!on !hat he VIZ wanted
ssIs tceth unsa Sss,s infan,try tH
nonriy lhreo yours axo. Tho cotipAuy
Wutst to SluiltauN md nftcr setvicu
Of II little leAs lhan two yelrB ho deserted, uud
with Wiam s. s. as fhcro Is sae 10 sut sy u w T.
whether 0'lsrlen Gull 10 punished fur 1oAertion,
now TINT he " a cripple. although discharged
by JustieG Walsh Upon uhaKcs u .d!sorjeriy and
carrying GoncGAled weapons V3clCn IL balug
hold Tor tho military nutn0rtlos.
, 1881-04-06
Dr. Sturrxs Lectures,

Dr.i 4. btorra' huston logt,,rcs on "Tho III
vinu Ortgtu us Chrtstluutty" avu wnrtnly urn!se4
~ tho Congregational The IeEtururA pluu
hna contlncd him rloatsy to yilglo department
" Chrtatlal, ev!dencts, hls solo purpose being tO
!!l4atrnto thu ulvine eu0rHy Ut Christianity ffU
tth effects utnoltu mon. III to this test ho knls
brought history sclunce, Hrt nnslc tutors, pol
tiles. and socjA! life, 4nu compelled them ill to
testify to tho controlling or tho pervadl,ig power
nt Christianity. Everything best known Ii, tho
ltfe Ut tla wurll hAA Deen aI.av III bear wttney,
to the influence VI Jesus u!l1 10 Delut, with
prnphetic linKcr to Ills iiuhl, universal Hoycr-
etg1ty. -" Few living lnelI," tho CONGREGATIONAL.
storrs bus accomplished. Ills triumph, Or
fIathSr bis serlts 0f trlumphs, Ut Huntington
Hall deserves TO rank us ptle!ou1enul. Two
nsxhtsln week for tivu suecesstsp weeks, dur
!ng tho Most lnelelnant ,non,hs u tho year, II
thrown u!tler II spell which n1l..ip thuln Obl!v-
iuua TOR tho tf!Hc Of every pAssiuK uyunt. Tho
wAs lecturer. HlAuCtl,X luttt.
y behind 4ls desk. Oh which lay II tnatlllsurjpt
FROM which ho read continuously rur sixty u.f,i.
utts- No tricks IT tttcu ur Ut lIanncr. nj RtnKo
attitudes or violont gestures: bis subject tho
0Idnat most cutI,rint question III tho wuF.l; bis
autllette. lua4r nf th0tl, uiusteta ut It's tEeAt-
meit, AMI all Ut thGln exceptionally tH,nitjaS
with tta answer; ylt the sIseaktr has woven
hGout th[s unCluct thoino u ci1uru, Ut reason and
pf KraGu thut hns tasclna!ea hla A4As4sx and
trnnslRleu theM for Il tin.0 into d new world,
aud nut for tho time only; TINT would bc hut u
rThptor1cal victory. II9 hAa compuilud lsselt to
Ills cOnGlusluuB."
, 1881-04-06
ADJUSTMENTS.


Mr. Gus Williams nbont Il year nKb first nd.
poured In this tl,eatro as a star III 4. I,tccs
entitled "Our Nertmun Senator" Tho p!cco
WIS reprotlunHi Montsny evening, and tho midi
cnccs Of tho opening and Of last night wcro
exceedingly tight. Tho play ts as weak nj chalk
and wMtor, md had It MT hnun for the pnpl,.
.lhrity Of Mr. Williams hItnsolt u,nuns IL certaln
Efass wo fnnoy 1t would have found d copgcnIoI
resting placo In somo wuste~baskct lolts ago 4
frtErcd brewer. a Dutch dialect pnrt, ts TIM
ctntrIl figure. Hnd tho character Il atuuat1ViY
tho co;.iely becutnes rs oppressive d. fnt,cr'i,
h1r. Williams finds opportunity for tic Intro.
dMot1on8l Ills specinltios, md he has number
or now VuG9
, 1881-04-06
A Joke,
Epsetdt pApdtth 10 Ths Chicago 1ftbl,

SpstF7s 77Fsp0kt's ~ TIVE e"ts98s 7FtoV"s*
8TNsATnN. April 1.-Two young mau, by HAtnc
Jako Ut. Clair and lin oIinor, pInyol u cruel
Joke upon u fartner hero yesterday. IL. Clalr
wis muttcrilg that II ho got any Zip" froul
Minor theru would bo lnutinte. The fartuer
was Interested, and followed him to Armory
Hull, waero they met MInur. st. clair Aceusud
him Ut stealing Tickets for the coInpuny's tnill-
tary rlay, "NgwuFa." Minor tuon eNslel him
aaunted nrlng two reyuls0rs ut hHl. sttn0r at
uilco d0dxed behIul tho farnur. who was pro-
ctrtalnel thAt It WIS put.un job, and thAt tho
boys were t1rllg blank enrtrldxga- Then A0
naull hayu bcen bou:ht very UheAp.