The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-04-24
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THE Cosmopolitan hotel has become conscious of its great popularity, and is touching up the front with fresh coat of paint. EPITAPH ditto.
 ] MIR. J. LEARY is doing some very hne work in the line of boots and shoes at 53l Allen street, next door above the store ot E. T. Hardy, late D. Calisher. He gives satisfaction in every instance.
 TIE charges heretofore preferred against | Chef of Police Neagle were last night, at the meeting of the board of police com missioners, shown to be groundless, and that officer was honorably acquitted. ANEW hotel is about.to be opened in this city, which will be known as the American. Miss Nellie Cashman and Mrs. Cunningham are the proprietresses of this new house, and will conduct the same upon plan highly satisfactory to the pub lie. There will be attached large and new dinniog hall where first class table will be spread, at which place elegant meals can be had at all hours. The Amer. ican house is on Fremont street, between Fourth and Fifth.
 All CHUNG, wht, burglarized the house of H. Quigley last evening, about o'clock, now lspguishes in the cIy prison, and will have chance of testing the cllmate of Yuma in recompense for attempting to appropriate Mclean Lnsn's property. The only thing that saved Mir. Quigley total loss -a6 returning hoZue little early, he caught the naughty MoaTolis1 in the very get cc departing with sll his movableo, he b.aving them all nicely bundled and tied Up for that purpose.
 ScNs time during last evening 6 dead broke stole two large, fine turkey" from the Occidental restaurant. Upon missing the fowls the proprietor notified officer flag EaFty, Who proceeded at once to york up ghe case, and after some search found s couple of turkeys at the Pacific Chop.house, which we re identified ss the stolen ones. They had just been brought to that place and sold tc' Jasie. AS to who the d. b. vas no one seen ned to knew; hence he ie $6 "ahead of the game" and little Jake that much out.
 TIE dancing academy of Messrs. Nc Csrty S5 Stewa Tt has besl continuing It's lessons in tue .giddy art without an inter- mission from the start, some siZ weeks ago, and pupils who et that time found It difficult to catch the simplest step now pass through the dance with eGse end grace. The class, which numbera about thirty members, meets every Wednesday and Saturday evenings at Turn Verein hail. where they receive instruction from the professors. Bir. McCarthy'a method of teaching is so simple that it requires but short time to become something of dancer. Young ladies generally attend the class, and thus the lessons pass off very pleasantly. -.+l e'-..-
 THE progress made by the ladies of the Presbyterian church with the children they are drilling for a concert is surpris- ing There are some fifty or sixty boys and girls wllo are to participate in this piece, and the task ot training them 10 play this somewhat long and complicated selection in 8 pleasing manner is no easy one, yet the ladies meet about three times each week, and through their perseverance ;he class already does exceedingly well. All the airs of the play are. very pretty, while the attitudes assumed are decidedly novel and pleasing. Dresses of bright col- ors are be ing made for the girls, while the boys gre t 0 have vaTlous costumes of their own. The title of the selection is, "Tho 1lyiholoigical Floral Festival" and when ibe rehe ersals are finished q most enter tainiDg concert will be given to the public. l ------s-0se--------