January 21, 1888 (4 pages)

e * Hacks to let at the shortest notice Jehan C. Dewey &Ce... Burlington, vt Stinson &Co.. Portland, Goo. M. Mott . ‘®acram W a >. @rass Valley 29 Saino bates el aie <¥reneh Corral James Marriett. .Nerth Bloomfield J. W. Rebb. . . Gramiteville . J. W. . Sm ille J. ¥ .Dewnieville , and State Warrants. ~ *imeluded. + CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTLY A Parana areas anise on aonnanaanrearenianaaaterereratnet ei sy, ri . ae VOL. LV.—No. 8,557. a THE DAILY TRANSCR : = tT {. ‘ see NEVADA CITY, CAL. SATURDAY MORNING. TANURRY 21, 1888: Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo, The Daily Transcript. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING BXCEPTING MONDAY N & CALKINS. N. P. Brews, Business M’g’r. BROW (, & CaLKineg . Bdlter ape FFICE—Transcript Bleck,” Ne. 82 Com2 . paercial st., Nevada City, Cal. ; ¢ ‘TRRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: One Year.. dix Menuths . Three Months Per Week by Carrier " Aconts for the Daily Transoript. 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CALDWELL, Atterney at Law, Notary Publie, AND CONYRYANCER. FICE—South side Bread Street, eppeyin Union Street, Nevada City. ., Will practice in all the Courts ef the State, and the Courts of the United States within whe State of California. # ei draway Jeedsand Mortgages for darks bertifente of acknowledgment thereto Nevada and Grass Valley “Bus Line. TIME og tah a ae ther netice the ‘Bas w ° E Ob ‘rips bergeet Grass nes Valley and iow : weyers “Gress Valley at 8:60 and @ e’eleek ‘a M.,and 1, 8:45 and6:80P. M. See Leave Movads, oan 1@ @’eloc .M,. ane ees’ hotel te hotel 26 conts-fer the or TTRRAU & CARSON WETTRRAU © preprietel Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevada City, opp Nationa) Bxchange Hotel, — IETOR OF HE EMPIRE) Mable eis largest lot of ¥ riages and Buggies “To er cnnd in tls part of the stale Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons the most reasonable terms. : e : ; are free from vice, of good style. ant abe Te of going as fast rr} ony gentle. man cares to drive. ; ee Good Saddle Horses always on hand FURNISHED. . THOMAS 8, STEPHENS, bie of Nevada Township, on 4 Bik Collector. T k . tainly seems to me BILL NYE AT THE PLAY. T isto be ed enjoyment. at a m . Songs and a play, are very rarely offered in 3 4 ve cents, and it cererin an era of prosamong the plain people who enjoy a spectacular, musical and this city for perity and good f tic season at cut.rates. ~* I did not take a lady with me™to the Lon‘Me . don, thinking that I would go first and see how I liked it myself. I found that the rest gentlemen who of. the audience consisted of evidently thought the same way.The scene epens witha can opener and an overture, during which rapid fiddling is done . by three men, who gain perceptibly on each rolsar in & halt mile dash, followed by the clarionet later and tho hoarse accents of the xylophone. It is a medley, and admirable time was kept by the audience, led by two sailors who sat near me, dressed up in their other clothes and a chew of tobacco apiece, faces sag conof countenance and a tinge of ill concealed navy tobacco,. When tho vast audience was perfectly still, as it frequently was after a humorous burst from the stago, I fancied that I could hear the salivary glands of these two old tars toiling on hopelesaly through which made that side of their siderably, and gave them asinister the slowly moving bours. Then there is a bit of life in Paris, than anything else, quartet pleased the Early Dwarf quartet. the Rahway murder. . : Téa minutes are next devoted to selections from French. opera by Delaur and Debimont, who also change their clothes several times, “. after which nine lovely women are. discovstage dressed in men’s efed standing on the clothes, Sung, involving more or less strollin Broadwey and breaking’ up” me, and I put my hat on confusion. At this point a young woman sings a song. side and a large chunk of sadness falls on basket of pups. Mr. Harry Morris, accomied by a woven wire stomach upon which e falls with the utmost impunity, holds a short but highly humorous consultation with minutes, after which he succeeds in eluding the vigilance of the audience and getting Qway. . Juteau, the handsomest aerial artist in the world, then smiles at a mark on the ceiling, bows and puts her fingers to her lips like a man who is replacing his front teeth accordIng to Marquis of Queensberry rules, and ascends the trapeze by means of a dark red ttring. Juteau then proceeds to hang by one limb, by two limbs, by her chin, by her elbow, by her. nose, and by her eyebrow, while the band plays a quivering selection. Bhe does not say anything during all the time she is before the audience; but seems to tely solely on her gestures. Her sentiments were highly-indorsed by one and all. Sho is assisted by Mr. George W. Brown, of Spain, who wears a plain suit of tights and an air of apprehension, The entertainment closes: with a comical burlesque with jokes in it. The villain is very funny indeed. This is entirely new. A humorous villain. has never been successtully attempted before. His name is William Pasterino, and at one time he tries to stab & poor young girl who begs him to spare her life the remainder of her days and she will sit up nights to bless him. She states that the is utterly alone, oh, so very much so, and that she has no protector, not even being protected by copyright, and so he does not take ber life. He is. a pleasant villain, with a iinister smile and a tumor on the side of-his bead which looks some like an alibi. This'‘play. is quite long and, as the tobacco smoke in the dress circle had thickened up a good deal and interfered with the view, I went out and took a stroll in the. crisp November starlight, forgetting to go back till it was too late. » I noticed in the audience quite a number of those who always attend the first nights at the Bowery theatres, Mr. Sunnivan Gunnison was present and sat pretty well.down toward the-front. He said he liked the play first rate and hoped it would succeed. QUARTET. Wun Lung and Mr, pretty well back on the off CME Mr. Ah ‘There, Mr. that too much had to be cut out pipe slng r f our dramas et a one n PD together T like this Bowery show better than the kind we used to have on the frontier ody. was shot during the" evening and no bt ids were pasted on the ig. New York ‘He Details the Allurements of a Bowery : Theatre. After the Paris life episode, which is really more spectacular the Acme Quartet club, consisting of four handsome young men in full dress and police gloves, warbles a few strains, during which it attains the higher notes with some difliculty and swollen jugular veins. The Acme me very much, especially . when it refused tosing any more. I think the Acme is certainly superior to the Climax quartet, the Trophy, the Little Mammoth or 4 tableau was now produced with Eden Musee effects, and, with a calcium” light thrown on it, pleased me much better than These nine lovely women sing asong which sounds like all the other songs that have been “home circles, sly and unconstitutional social eccentricity, etc., during which one of the nine lovely women, wearing a bascball uniform, in which she looks like a flannel doll that has been run over by a heavy wagon, distinctly and ina point blank manner winks toward again to cover my At least it is generally understood that itis . enother song, but it sounds similar, though any one can sée by her gestires that it has” more pathos in it, and instead of strolling down Broadway she wanders by.the brookher; whereupon she clutches at her heart like an infuriated man trying to strangle a the ochestra. 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e * Hacks to let at the shortest notice Jehan C. Dewey &Ce..... Burlington, vt Stinson &Co.... Portland, Goo. M. Mott . ‘®acram W a >. @rass Valley 29 Saino bates el aie <¥reneh Corral James Marriett.. .Nerth Bloomfield J. W. Rebb. .. . Gramiteville . J. W. . Sm ille J. ¥ ..Dewnieville , and State Warrants. ~ *imeluded. + CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTLY A Parana areas anise on aonnanaanrearenianaaaterereratnet ei sy, ri . ae VOL. LV.—No. 8,557. a THE DAILY TRANSCR : = tT {. ‘ see NEVADA CITY, CAL.. SATURDAY MORNING. TANURRY 21, 1888: Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo, The Daily Transcript. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING BXCEPTING MONDAY N & CALKINS. N. P. Brews, Business M’g’r. BROW (, & CaLKineg . Bdlter ape FFICE—Transcript Bleck,” Ne. 82 Com2 . paercial st., Nevada City, Cal. ; ¢ ‘TRRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: One Year... dix Menuths . Three Months Per Week by Carrier " Aconts for the Daily Transoript. Palmer & Re: : Bauch & Ce Palmer & Rey CITIZENS BANK, ‘Broad Street Nevada Uity Paid up Capital . $30,000 A General Banking Business Transacted. WW 2 JgsUz SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE, New Yerk, Sam Franeisee. And Sacramente. We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT in the prineipal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE. Cellections en any part ef the Umited Statesa specialty. Wiighest Price. Paid for County Gold and Silver Bullien urchased Assay Office at this Bank. ,. View PResipENt. CR e ear tec CasHIER. BD. E. MORGAN..Ass’T CasHine and Sv’ ry. DIRECTORS: ‘wa RM Bont, Jeux T. Morean ,Gxo. M. Hucura, M, EDWARDS. . " &. M. Preston. GORRESFONDENTS: " New York—Firat National Bank. _Gan Francisco—First National Bank. Sacramente—National Bank ef D. O. Mills ‘The Leading Harness Shop @ oe Jas. Cairas, -HARNESS and COLLARS MADE TO ORDERProprietor. ADDLES, WHIPS, OURRY COMBS AND BRUSHES FOR SALE OHEAP. Repairing Neatly Done. Wap Al] orders attended te promptly. = J. 1. CALDWELL, Atterney at Law, Notary Publie, AND CONYRYANCER. FICE—South side Bread Street, eppeyin Union Street, Nevada City. ., Will practice in all the Courts ef the State, and the Courts of the United States within whe State of California. # ei draway Jeedsand Mortgages for darks bertifente of acknowledgment thereto Nevada and Grass Valley “Bus Line. TIME og tah a ae ther netice the ‘Bas w ° E Ob ‘rips bergeet Grass nes Valley and iow : weyers “Gress Valley at 8:60 and @ e’eleek ‘a M.,and 1, 8:45 and6:80P. M. See Leave Movads, oan 1@ @’eloc .M,. ane ees’ hotel te hotel 26 conts-fer the or TTRRAU & CARSON WETTRRAU © preprietel Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevada City, opp Nationa) Bxchange Hotel, — IETOR OF HE EMPIRE) Mable eis largest lot of ¥ riages and Buggies “To er cnnd in tls part of the stale Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons the most reasonable terms. : e : ; are free from vice, of good style. ant abe Te of going as fast rr} ony gentle. man cares to drive. ; ee Good Saddle Horses always on hand FURNISHED. . THOMAS 8, STEPHENS, bie of Nevada Township, on 4 Bik Collector. T k . tainly seems to me BILL NYE AT THE PLAY. T isto be ed enjoyment. at a m . Songs and a play, are very rarely offered in 3 4 ve cents, and it cererin an era of prosamong the plain people who enjoy a spectacular, musical and this city for perity and good f tic season at cut.rates. ~* I did not take a lady with me™to the Lon‘Me . don, thinking that I would go first and see how I liked it myself. I found that the rest gentlemen who of. the audience consisted of evidently thought the same way.The scene epens witha can opener and an overture, during which rapid fiddling is done . by three men, who gain perceptibly on each rolsar in & halt mile dash, followed by the clarionet later and tho hoarse accents of the xylophone. It is a medley, and admirable time was kept by the audience, led by two sailors who sat near me, dressed up in their other clothes and a chew of tobacco apiece, faces sag conof countenance and a tinge of ill concealed navy tobacco,. When tho vast audience was perfectly still, as it frequently was after a humorous burst from the stago, I fancied that I could hear the salivary glands of these two old tars toiling on hopelesaly through which made that side of their siderably, and gave them asinister the slowly moving bours. Then there is a bit of life in Paris, than anything else, quartet pleased the Early Dwarf quartet. the Rahway murder. . : Téa minutes are next devoted to selections from French. opera by Delaur and Debimont, who also change their clothes several times, “. after which nine lovely women are. discovstage dressed in men’s efed standing on the clothes, Sung, involving more or less strollin Broadwey and breaking’ up” me, and I put my hat on confusion. At this point a young woman sings a song. side and a large chunk of sadness falls on basket of pups. Mr. Harry Morris, accomied by a woven wire stomach upon which e falls with the utmost impunity, holds a short but highly humorous consultation with minutes, after which he succeeds in eluding the vigilance of the audience and getting Qway. . Juteau, the handsomest aerial artist in the world, then smiles at a mark on the ceiling, bows and puts her fingers to her lips like a man who is replacing his front teeth accordIng to Marquis of Queensberry rules, and ascends the trapeze by means of a dark red ttring. Juteau then proceeds to hang by one limb, by two limbs, by her chin, by her elbow, by her. nose, and by her eyebrow, while the band plays a quivering selection. Bhe does not say anything during all the time she is before the audience; but seems to tely solely on her gestures. Her sentiments were highly-indorsed by one and all. Sho is assisted by Mr. George W. Brown, of Spain, who wears a plain suit of tights and an air of apprehension, The entertainment closes: with a comical burlesque with jokes in it. The villain is very funny indeed. This is entirely new. A humorous villain. has never been successtully attempted before. His name is William Pasterino, and at one time he tries to stab & poor young girl who begs him to spare her life the remainder of her days and she will sit up nights to bless him. She states that the is utterly alone, oh, so very much so, and that she has no protector, not even being protected by copyright, and so he does not take ber life. He is. a pleasant villain, with a iinister smile and a tumor on the side of-his bead which looks some like an alibi. This'‘play. is quite long and, as the tobacco smoke in the dress circle had thickened up a good deal and interfered with the view, I went out and took a stroll in the. crisp November starlight, forgetting to go back till it was too late. » I noticed in the audience quite a number of those who always attend the first nights at the Bowery theatres, Mr. Sunnivan Gunnison was present and sat pretty well.down toward the-front. He said he liked the play first rate and hoped it would succeed. QUARTET. Wun Lung and Mr, pretty well back on the off CME Mr. Ah ‘There, Mr. that too much had to be cut out pipe slng r f our dramas et a one n PD together T like this Bowery show better than the kind we used to have on the frontier ody. was shot during the" evening and no bt ids were pasted on the ig. New York ‘He Details the Allurements of a Bowery : Theatre. After the Paris life episode, which is really more spectacular the Acme Quartet club, consisting of four handsome young men in full dress and police gloves, warbles a few strains, during which it attains the higher notes with some difliculty and swollen jugular veins. The Acme me very much, especially . when it refused tosing any more. I think the Acme is certainly superior to the Climax quartet, the Trophy, the Little Mammoth or 4 tableau was now produced with Eden Musee effects, and, with a calcium” light thrown on it, pleased me much better than These nine lovely women sing asong which sounds like all the other songs that have been “home circles, sly and unconstitutional social eccentricity, etc., during which one of the nine lovely women, wearing a bascball uniform, in which she looks like a flannel doll that has been run over by a heavy wagon, distinctly and ina point blank manner winks toward again to cover my At least it is generally understood that itis . enother song, but it sounds similar, though any one can sée by her gestires that it has” more pathos in it, and instead of strolling down Broadway she wanders by.the brookher; whereupon she clutches at her heart like an infuriated man trying to strangle a the ochestra. 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