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The daily gazette., 1881-07-06
The Rf-Ceniennial Association of
Pennsylvania.


PHHADELrHrA, July 4.-The Fourth
Of July Jubilee under the auspices OF the
Bicentennial Association of Pennsylya-
ma, came of, to-day at thu ID main. .cenlen-
NAL building Fairmoupt Park. The
went was to inaugurate the 2O0th ami
versary Of the landing of William Penn
and the founding Of the Common wealth
ef Pennsylvania. II thought that fully
~ 900 10 100000 people entered the
building daring the day. The exercises
were opened with performance on the
Roosevelt organ. The combined Ger.
man singing societies, numbering about
4OO voices sang number of popular
German songs. Col. Clayton McMicbaeI
called the assemblage to order, and In
doing SO alluded 10 the gloom in the
minds Of the people In regard to the at
tempted assassination of the President.
Edward 9. knight, President OF the Bi.
centennial Association then took the
chair. GOV. Henry NJ. Hoyt was intro
ouced and made strong patriotic speech
~ which he incidentally referred 10 the
attempt upon the lite of the President
speeches were also made by GEN.
hooker,of Mississippi; Hon. j. Rspdolph
Fucker, Of Virginia; Gen. Beaver and
others. Mr.. Tucker referred to the a.
tempted assassination and the tact of
its hanging like apall oyer the people OF
tne Wnole country. Col, McMichael al
Inls point read . telegram Just received
irom washington to the effect that the
PRESIDENT was much improved, aud this
caused tremendous applause, After the
exercises had closed the Indian bows
and girls to the number of so, from he
government school at Carlisle, were in
troduced and gave their characteristic
songs and speeches. In Consequence of
the condition Of the President the hon
which was TO take place In the evening
was dispensed With. ns'
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My Good Woman.

Why are you so out Of sorts, never abba
TO tell folks that you are we'll? Ten to
one Its all caused ia the first place by
babitual constipation, which no doubt
nnally caused deraDged kidneys and
liver. The sure cure Tor constipation liz
me celebrated Kidney. Wort. 1t is also
specinc remedy for all kidney and liy-
or diseases. Thousands are cured INV il
Blade. o''''o
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THE CUTTING AFFRAY.
The Victims DepOsftion-. MaIoney
Acquitted and q Man ed
Rhodes Charged.


In relation to the case of Peter Gal.
away, who was seriously stabbed at
Lord and Church streets, last night.
as stated In to days GAZETTE, DR.. T.
X. Brown stated this morning that the
mans chances for life were very small
indeed.
This morning Esquire Brady called
upon him and he made deposition
In which he acquitted the young man
Maloney, arrested on suspicion of hay-
ing committed the act, and accused n
young man named Rhodes. A war,
raAt had already been issued for
Rhodes arrest, on complaint of pecial
officer Thomas Robinson, who took
charge OF Galloway Immediately after
the affray.
Rhodes has probably fed from the
city as he could not be found here this
morning. He Is stranger in this
city.
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.--Stocks
were active aud strong, both In this
market and in London. Money was
firmer and call loans in the late trade
commanded Q per cent, Governments
were fraction lower, State bonds very
dull and railways quiet and irregular.
Foreign exchange was steady and quiet.
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lAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000

1867 Prizes, amounting gto....,..... .sIlO, 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed AZ an poiots, 70 whom liberal cOmpen-
satton viii be paid, q
= For further Information. write CLEARLY
giving 1u!l address. Send orders by ex,
press or Registered Letter, or Money Or
der by mail, address ed only to
III. A. DAUPHIN.
or M. A. DAUPHIN at A>'''
No. AZ Broadway. New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervisicn and manage
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLV.
Junel5. d&w4W.
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sxasl IN the Nerk.hop.

To do good work the mechanic must
have good health. Ifl0Dg hours OF con-
fuement In close rooms have enfeebled
his hand or dimmed his sight, let him At
once, md before some organic trouble
appears, take plenty OF Hop Bitters.
HIS systsn win be rejuvenated, his
nerves ssrenglhened, his sight become
olear, aud the whole constitution be
built up " higher working condition.
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A PARTY By THE NAME OF PEARL.
Latest from washiurton.

The latest advicss from Washing
ton, at one O'Clock p. m, report the
President in favorable condition and
sleeping sweetly, and state that no
further bulletins will be issued until 8
o'clock this evening.
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sprained HIS Ankle.

: President of Council Harry Sharp
ley, while engaged in q Jumping con-
test at lawn party at the residence of
Senator Bayard, yesterday, was un-
fortunate enough to badly sprain his
ankle.
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QUEBEC, July Ain tue Englisb Ca
hedral Yesterday, prayers were offered
Tor the recovery Of President Garfield.
Great sympathy is expressed for him and
bis family, and the hotels and Offices OF
The newspapers and of Consul Wasson
are beseiged by anxious inquirers for the
latest bulletins.
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SPECIAL NOrIGE.
A CAR d.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscrettons VI youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss oI manhood.
&C., Will seno recipe that will cure yos
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in south
America. Send self-addressed envelope
% the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station d
Neu York Cftv. May4-eodDtwly.
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A whfte star ste.m.- -

LONDON, July 4, 4P. Ms..s.
nn,, nr,,annic J; from New York. for Liver
Pooi is ashore at Milmore, coast ' of
y, sexiord. ireland. Efforts are making 10
70 nen.en her. The vessel Is makinss
no water. A steam tug. boat has s eoas
to her assistance. '' sone
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eILvHni CAnAx, N. Y. Feb. 8, 1880.
0ENTs-I have been very low, Ant
have tried eyerythipR, to no advantage,
! heard your Hop Bitters recommended
By % mAny 4 concladed 70 give them q
tEtA. I did, and now am around, and
% lslsnsIy improying, and am nearly %
strong ~ evey. W. H. WELLER!
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From the N. Y.star.
TRACING GUITEAU,s COMRADE.
HIS Mysterious Companion at the
Depot Not Yet Found.

->" AyS.oEhous companion at the
Depot Not Yet Found.
WARRINGTON, July 4.-rhe stir
among the Secret Service detectives
and all grades aud qualities of detec-
tive officers in this city is very great.
1t is undeniahle that something of the
utmost importance bearing upon the
shooting of the President is in the
wind, but the aulhcrities hold their
information very close. A number of
de electives were started off to New
York to-day in quest of n person who
IS known to have had relations with
Guiteau, and who is said co have acted
as an agent for the payment of money
to him. This individual is supposed
TO be the party from whom Guiteau
was to have obtained the $500, which
he boasted to his lodging-house keep
or he would have on Saturday.
A PARTY BY THE NAME OF PEARL.
The name OF the suspected man is
known to be--Pearl, and the fact
That he disappeared from the city the
~ OF The shooting is considered, with
other facts and circuln stances, to inn
ply that he was concerned. and even
knew Ia advance that the assassination
was to be attempted. The police of
New York, 1t is SAID, are to be secret
~ enlisted IN running this man down,
for he is supposed to hav, gone to the
metropolis. If the arrest is made, il
is hoped it will be done secretly, and
the design is to hurry the prisoner eff
10 some secure locality hear here.
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THIRD EDITION
lnaieasisns fsr Ts-Dny.

Z For the Middle Atlantic States slight
y warmer, fair wsather. winds mostly
from the south to west stationery or
higher bayometor.
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Fire works Stole,

me store at the corner of Eiuhtb
ana Wollaston streets was broken mn
works stolen. VI nre
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PHILADELPHIA Markets.
WEDNESDAY,, June 20. 6 p. IA.


FLOUR Is in fair demand and frm.-
extras at &5 50a5 w for good TO fancy clear.
and at $3.50 ~ for straight Pennsy lvania
extia family at 30 50a5 62I<; Western 40.
do. at q 50s 90; and patents at 81, rs at
5O. Rye flour is steady at S5a5 IS.
GRAIN.-Wheat was dull and unsettled.
Sales OF 45 900 bushels No. 2 red, In car
lots at ~ 24al 2iA, and 2 red In elevator
q n MHai 25 IN June 81 DIAL 2314 July;
tember. Rye is dull at Doc. for PennsyI-
vania. Corn. Local lots are steady ftl-
lures are higher sales of I3,O0O bushe Is
including sail yellow. at 6716a5Sc !; do.
mixed at 56@a57 steamer al 64at5 0. /;
10: = at 6l a5s G., and rejected at a5ab0 Q,
A. the open board 54c, was bid for June
641zc. for July, 551zc for August, and 5611c,
tor september. Oats arc dull and irree u
lar: sales OF ls0OU bus, Including white
A. s9a4ic and rejected and mixed at 8s q.
Sc: Ihe receipts to-day were as foilo ws:
no barrels -four $500 bushels wheat !.
sa,no 40. corn; l1,O50 do. oats As barrels
wHisKY.--5O bbls. of Western iron.
bound sold TO arrive, at 81 l2 per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA UAIrLE MAkk EI
Af MONDAY, June q, s Pm
BEEF CATTLE were In fair demand and
prices nere steady, 1900 head arrived and
sold at the different yards at 5a6zze. per in
the latter rate for extra.
SHEEP were dull and rather lower i .OlO
head arrived and sold at the different
yards at 8a5asc., and lambs 5aSIfc., per Id.
as 10 condition. ~ 10
Hoes were in fair demand al former
rates. 300 head arrived and sold at Sayc.
per lb., as to condition.
Inc Cattle Market was dull this week
and prices were fractten lower, $500 head
arrived and 30 Id at the different yards at
bH dp7c. per lb,, as TO quality. II.I
bHEEP were dull and rather lower. II. 600
3
yards at 3@5sse. per lb.. and lambs At Ga
80. per lb. as to condition.
Hoes continue In lair demand. 5000
head arrived and sold at the different
PARK DRovEiYARD.
FVtv-second and Lancaster aue, June Is.
sHEEP--Extra, no to 100 ms, 6sz good
90 TO 10 lbs. W to ~ !; fair. 50 To IS lbs. |,
AZ TO 8; stock sheep, 81 TO % l2X good
lambs, 68 TO t5a< common lambs. ~ 10
ts so calves, tx TOT. Market fair /; pric-
"a too high In the West. Good demand
for stock ewes. Arrivals 500. head.
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WOODLAND BEACH /!
BOMBAY HOOK, DELAWARE BAY.

Beginning the extensive everything new
fresh and extensive grounds "a Of magnificent park
@ shady drives and walks overlooking the bay splendid sandy beach,
delightful bathing, fishing shooting and boating hotel with
attached with vegetables fruits milk and cream ;srvd fresh and pure
Music Grand Pavilion day. Grand Hop Wednesday
ing Accessible daily THOMAS CLYDE Rail
rod connecting Clayton Delaware Railroad l80 240
TERMS: 81 to $1,000 PER WEEK, 81 PER DAY.
GEORGE A. WILMINGTON.
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Fine nov brlck BLOCK, opposite Stamp
nrd Hooss. Elegantly fitted and furn-
lsneo APARTMENTS Ter the application OF
femattc methods Of
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Business Training

Young men who contemplate q bus,-
mess life, and parents having soma 70 edu.
este, are particularly requested to send
Tor our new Ciroular, which will give flii
informat1oqlee 70 teems conditions Of en-
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

TUESDAY, January Is.
The Assembly met at II o'clock.
Mckenzie and Ballinger were granted
leave of absence.
Barrett made motion, out of order, that
Assembly bill No % be engrossed. Car
ried.
Ernst, of the committee on Public Lands.
recommended the passage of the Assembly
concurrent resolution relative to the sinking
of artesian wells.
Richards, of the committee on Enroll
ment, reported the bill to refund the bonded
debt of Elko county correctly engrossed.
Bell, of the committee on Ways and
Means, submitted substitute for Assem-
bly, bill No. IS to prohibit County Commits
sioners from making advances to INDECENT
sick, with recommendation that the snbstie
stute pass.
Bill No 8 creating Board of Examinrrs
in the several counties was unfavorably re-
ported upon, as the committee had acted
on and reported back bill No 2, which
covers the body Of the bill
Organ moved to reconsider the vote by
which bill No IS, relative to the State Pris-
on, was lost.
The motion was carried by vote Of "a
to 49,
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JOTTINGS.

The G. & G. railroad will run passenger
carse on the 18th of next month.
The Surveyor Generals respect was is
sued by the State Printer yesterday.
The box sheet for the library entertain
ment on the 31st inst. will be open on Fri
day.
The pedestrian match for 5000 side be-
gins at 10 o'clock this evening at Moore's
Theater.
The reception at the Governors this
evening will be the recherche social event
of the winter.
G. E. Wolfiey, of Gold Mountain, Esmer-
aida county, was yesterday appointed a
Notary Public.
Vucanovich Bros, opposite the Capitol
building, have receiveda new and delicious
stock of French candies.
On Monday night some scoundrel poi
soned the valuable dogs of G. O. Appelberg
and j. G.. Collins, of the Mint.
There are number of strong, able bodied
fellows on Carson street, begging for quar-
tiers aud halves, after whom the police may
well look a bit.
At 7:30 o'clock this evening the farce
known as the "Third House is to be Or
ganized. 1t will require extraordinary tai
ent to bring out something original.
Ormsby House Arrivals P Fl MCGOWAN,
A ID Holmes, E P Murphy, Thomas Holt,
San Francisco; Jas G Hall, Jas Andrews, D.
Fl Jackson, jules Sbunlink, Virginia; j. d
Parker, NJ Tovey, Bodie; j E Gignoux, Day
ton; f II Todd, Quincy, ILL.,;
The Mint authorities have been notified
by the City Trustees to repair defective
sewer, running a distance of $50 feet east
from the building. The old sewer, which
is of wood, will be replaced by one of stone.
Several of the young ladies from Calfor-
mia visiting here, came up principally for
the purpose of seeing snow storm, a
weather freak they have never witnessed
before. Judging from the horizon and at
mosphere, they will be accommodated be-
fore they are AZ hours older.
Major. j. Fl. Nelson, Paymaster U. S.
Army, who up to within year ago fire.
quently visited this city on his way to Fort
Independence, and is we'll known by many
Carsonites, has been found guilty of en-
bezzlement by general court martial. and
sent to the Auburn State Prison for two
years.
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A DISGUSTING SIGHT-On Sunday after
noon most disgusting spectacle was wit
messed in front of the ST. Charles Hotel
and hugely enjoyed by several score of men
possessing vitiated tastes. A squaw fear
fully drunk from the effects of some vile
whisky, evidently administered to her by a
viler white man, threw herself into the
middle of the street, yelling and bowling
like an Infatuated wild beast. While such
scenes may amuse a few, they are dis
grace to the community, and no punish.
ment too severe can be meted out to the
scoundrels who fill these poor, ignorant
creatures with intoxicating drink.
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oIO ,r;o, KS
20 Gauld and Cnrrv 900
14O Bss, and br}cb,r-7a
$50 CALIFORNIA; "a
pa Con. Viroiuia-o
400 SAVAGE 10
1913 Chol,ar-l 80
900 potos;-205
2l5 Halo and Nprcross-3 81
1850 Crown Point-7O
500 Yellow ,Jaciet-2
1880 IMyerial-l0c
80 Rejcher-8ec
% Alpha-3 Ii
70 Contiderce-o4
90 Sierra NeyaGa-63 c.
2l5 Utah-GI
$50 Hnlhon-2
% Excheouer-l 50
2l0 Overmar-j0c
100 Justice-35c
lo5 Union Cun.-9! 8 $50
$50 Alta-1
so Julia 4Oc
go Lady Washinoton-15c
80 Silver Hiil---2nc
2l0 Scorpian--I 10
10 Oeciaental-1 %
SIG. Araes-4-1 20
30 Renton-45
rvpN,vc po.p,
n r-,.- ~ oo1
,oo 80 n1TarI-
oto Nontho.a p,iIa ~
oao puI,"nnt 90
20 20 Cs"3 40
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The Enterprise boastingly says that a
Comstocher got on bender the other day
and bought $50 worth OF scarf pins We
can beat that in the person of Carsonite
who got drunk day or two since, stole his
wife's diamonds, pawned them for $3.50 and
spent all the money in enc saloon for
liquor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-26

MooRE's THEATRE SALOON. This prime old
resort of the law makers, connubiators and
lovers Of the pure old genuine is still COM
handing the front place. It is the only
resort in Carson where genuine tea-kettle
whisky and old New England rum can be
produced when called for. c. Yeemans, man
ager. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-26

GLOVE FAcToRY-M W. Hodkins, at the
Glove Depot opposite the Arlington House,
keeps constantly on hand full line Of gents,
ladies' and children's gloves of every variety.
Whosesale and retail at San Francisco prices
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-26

VOLUNTEERS WANTED -Mazeppa has cos
tunes for a large army but no troops. IL
"a speech made before the curtain last
night she called upon young men to enlist.
Two days volunteers will receive attention
at the box Office to-day to serve in the Tar
tar army.
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THE UN1oN.-"Centennial is the name
of new drink now to be found at the
Union. It is a temptingly constructed af-
fair and SO deliberately gotten up that the
house loses money ON the goods.
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RUMoEED STRIKE.-There are rumors on
all sides of a big strike in the Noonday
The stock has doubled in value during the
last three days. The bsdy OF ore is said to
exceed in richness anything that has ever
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-26

SITUATION WANTED.-By FIRST class cook,
who would also do general housework. APP
ply at this Office
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DOUBLE BILL.-To-night Mazeppa will
be preceded by the charming comedietta
"Ihe Soldiers Bride" in which Miss Con-
stance Murielle is celebrated for her rem
dition of the title role.
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Departed by last nights sleeper: A Shep-
| herd, M L wager, Mrs Gallagher,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-26

Virginia was extensively represented
| here yesterday.
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The WALKING FiArcH.-This evening
Scott and Wilcox will begin their walking
match of = hours, at Moore's Hall All
arrangements have been made to insure a
square deal and fair count in the match
and both ,aon viii walk for blood, coin and
reputation. Scott has won several six day
matches and it is said that there is no man
living who can out walk Wilcox for CSC
miles. This IS the biggest Athletic show
that has ever been announced in this State
for years
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-26

A joint legislative committee made anoth.
er visit to the State Prison yesterday, but
have not made report yet.
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ATTEMPTED Su1c1pr.-Late on Monday
night the neighbors of the Cannon family,
living on Cor bett street, were aroused by
the wife Of Walter Cannon, requesting as
sistance for her brother-in-law, Frank, who
had taken poison with suicidal intent Sew
eral neigh bors answered her summons and
at once began to administer mustard water
aud other powerful emetics to the unfor-
innate fellow. until physician arrived to
take charge Of the case. When he was par
TALLY restored, he stated that he had taken
prussic acid, though the statement is
doubted, as his restoration was too rapid.
Yesterday morning he was Intercepted as
to the motives for the act, but he only re-
piled that it was no ones business; he had
trouble and was tired of life. The would
be suicide is about Is years Of age, and the
son of Z. Il. Cannon who is now in nrison
charged with selling liquor to Indians.
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IMPURE BREATH,

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay of the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the most Notifying
the Neutrality-suspicious. offensive in society /;
and yet the cause of it may easily be re
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
SOZODONT. 1t purifes and sweetens the
breath, cools and refreshes the mouth, and
gives pearl-llke appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as
it removes all unpleasant odors Of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.
Coon CIGARs.-Few men really know a
good cigar when they find it. A man who
smokes bad cigars discovers the facts only
in the dizziness of brain and holdover head
aches which result. A dealer is alone re-
sponsible for bad cigars. You must trust
to the seller and go it blind. Friends
store, opposite the Capitol, is a prime resort
for men who never smoke poor weeds. His
new DfanQS are now III tremendous demand
ToBRINER.--Th fragrant flavor of one of
Tobriner's cigars can readily be detected
across Carson street. Some Of his choice
brands can be smoked in parlor without
leaving behind any disagreeable odor. A
man who smokes these cigars can osculate
with his wife without the slightest fear of
detection.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-26
THE LEGISLATURE,

TwENTY-TH1RD DAY-TENTH SESSION.
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" MAzEPrA' - The equine drama of
- Mazeppa" was performed last night to a
crowded house. Miss Buckingham, in the
title role, was fully up to all the require
Enents Of her part, and the way the horse
bounded up the precpitous Rights of the
rccks( built By Seymour Pixley,) to crash
ing orchestral accompaniment, left nothing to
be desired. Miss Ducking cham has vastly
improved her rendition OF two years ago, and
the gallant gray HAVING learned some new tricks,
il takes as much stock in the play as any
body. The popular verdict is enthusiastic
over the outlines and solidity of the actress,
and the fencing Is, as the gamiHs remark, "a
holy terror" She also gives the full force
and effect to the text, something quite un-
usual, and the entire cast was of the most
satisfactory character. A prominent feature
of the play was Mr.. L. D. Wright, formerly
of this city, who played very effectively the
Count Of Palatlne. The play will be re-
peated tonight. The lateness of the hour
alone prevents more extended notice Of this
tip-tep performance.
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

TUESDAY, January 25.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
AN ACTIVE THIEF AT SIYTY-TWO.

Mrs. Fanny Warshner, who lives on the first
floor of the apartment house at No Is East Broadway
took her infant child with her Monday afternoon and
called on some friends one OF the upper hoors Re
turning to her rooms shortly after O'clock she was
unable 10 open the with the key She began to be
alarmed nv the difficulty, when the door sud
denly opened from the inside and two men attempted
push BY baby sleeping In her arms, but
she was not by this from making desperate
effort to secure at least one OF the robbers; one
of tbem whom she had clutched ny the
clothing, compelled her to loose her hold by
striking her blow in the face Her cries for help had
attracted the neighbors and the who struck her
was captured after sharp chase He had thrown away
in his efforts to escape several articles ofjewclry which
Mrs Warshner afterward identified as her own orna-
ments The prisoner, al agile old man OF G2 years,
gave his name and residence Robert Isaacs No. 72
he did not live there The other robber escaped.