The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-23
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald
BALTIMORE, Nov. 81, 1912.


BALTIMORE, Nov. Fl, 1912.
DEAR BENNETT
Yesterday was one oil the fnest days that we have
| had for long time; and it duly taken advan-
tage of by persons of all classes, sizes and sexes
thronging our principal streets. The news Of the
suicide of John G. Colt reached here on Saturday
evening and produced startling effect upon the
minds of ALL and was the chief topic of yesterdays
| conversation.
Forrest closed his engagement at the Front Street
on Saturda y night (beng for his benett,) to good
! house the performances were received with strong
| marks of APPRECIATION. To night Hackett appears.
| There was considerable Of "breeze' in the
and canes were brought in fierce collision, seasoned
"gentemany ephels" 1t was between Mr.. s.,
of the firm of W. W s-S Co.; and an ind!vd-
be BROUGHT before the city court for investigation on
| the grounds of being breach of the peace"
"marriage in high life" will shortly be con the
carpet" have made arrangements to furnish the
Herald with the sayings and dolngs the occasion,
| but, as we say in these "diggngs," must "keep
| shady" else my plans may be frustrated
GENERAL JACKSON AND PEAsE's CANDY.-We
would call the attention of our readers to the fol-
lowing letter from ex.President Jackson, in which
he descants largely upon the virtue ofPease's Hore-
hound Candy. We have seen the original letter, and
| as for the candy made by Messrs Pease & Son,
know from our own experience it is not to be ex
ceeded in the cure of coughs and colds, having
selves been the REGIMENTS of their bounty whilst la
boring under a severe cough thus testing its quail
tes:-
HERMITAGE, Nov. 18th, 1912.
MEssRs. JOHN PEAsE & Son.
Your kind letter of the Both of August last, with
the greatly esteemed present OF Horehound Candy,
otyour own invention, reached me in due course
OF mail, and found me on its arrival, incapable of
welding. my pen; i Immediately began to try the
effects of your candy, and have been using it ever
since with great benefit, and intend to make fair
experiment. to see whether it will remove my
cough entirely find it in the apothecary shops
in Nashville. We have been using it in whooping
coughs in our family with much benefit, and con-
slider it a valuable medicine for the lungs tender
you. my kind thanks for this present, and receive
with grateful feeling, as an evidence OF your SOIL
CRUDE tor my health and welfare, and tender 10
you my best wishes for your long and useful life,
aid happy Immortality.
ANDREW JACKSON.
90 most delightful and diversified entertainment
takes place this afternoon the American Museum COM
mencng at three O'clock by T. c. Booth the prince Of
comic singers Celeste the admired danseuse; Miss Hood
the vocalist the Lillputian Family of per-
formers the Tattooed Man, sc. Niagara Falls with real
water are also exhibited in addition to the endless host of
curiosties contained there This popular place
stantly crowded with fashionable audiences The real
mermaid positively leaves the city after this week Those
who have not it should fail to do so. winche
performs every evening. Immense preparations
king Tor Evacuation Day.
CO There will be crowded house at the New York
Museum, being the benefit of the Masters Hughes The
consunmate skill they display the Harp, surpasses all
conception. They execute the difficult pieces of
music, with the grace and finish of eminent performers
The solo the violin by lie Petit Paganin, is mastery
piece of execution. The little girl only three age
the Harp, wonderful specimen of precocious talent
We sincerely hope the little beneciares will with
such encouragement extraordinary abilities entitle
them There is great curiosity to be the Mu-
in the shape of live DEER it perfectly white with
pink eyes; well may it be termed pretty deer" There
will be performance to-day at o'clock and also in the
evening. The attractions tremendous.
90 The Devil and Doctor Miller at ISSUE
There is to be Millennium. Mons. Guillot
tends that he has greater power than Sstan and that he
outli oupull and Guido any thing, except outlie
his internal majesty. There strong smell of brim-
stone last night in the region of the Bowery, and many
disposed to believe that the Lion Hero the Amph
theatre could not have performed his prodgies without
the aid Of the old boy The Hero of France repeats his
astonishing performances tonight.
Arrivals.
AsroR.-T Coolidge Boston; Fred Muspratt Liver
pool Eng; Jesse Thomas, Philadelphia; WWson smith,