New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-24
Amusrments.
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A nERICAN MUsEUli-Every DAY and evening
ess eoninencins 2nds go enc FER
cay afternoons al oclock-T manager t1.s pleasure 10
.s friends and paiIous. ae Ess eogu:ed the tar-smed
Sfsnciseo of'ni The most wonderful end extraordinary
Necromanc-s living. whose pays.csi mechanical and
seshiothand experiments without parallel in the
wonders o. Magic.
He a.o takes pleasure in introducing the public for
the FIRST time entire collection Of Scripture Scenes
embracing representations of Edom. Babylon Palestine
and Jerusalem IN various periods OF ihlr History making
me most intensely interesting and beautiful series DIS.
solving Views which Eave been Introduced to the pub
lie. They were exhibited 10 company o. lEvl.ea guess
Saobs;h Schools Thursday last, WHO were 30 well
pleased the entertainments that al expression OF APP
probation suggested nj the close, Cen Dr. Cox " -
appointed Chairman FOR The purpose and the ioowing res
ougons were presenlet and adopted:
R,So-ed Thai highly approve OF The exhibition Oh
Dssoving Views which have Witnessed and taxa
pleasure In recommending them the public al insTac,-
i've. innocent and agreeable recreation.
heso!red Thai cur hs1ss are cue Scd are hefeoy el-
sreo. The Manage. Of this Museum. for The agreeable
vored."
Also engaged, the celebrated GiiaI Sigror stni. the
nous Fortune Teller. Fancy Glass Slowing; Grand Cos
luoraGls SC
ADMISSION. Is cents Children under 10, l2i cents.
CITY OF ELMS.
Fs1HS EXHlBITiON OF THIS MODEL, Together ~iIh
4 Aodels OF the Pubic Buildings OF New-forA ard the
Mormon T-;npe a. Nsnvo9, viii remain open for short
F Ro el;EsI SEE45T' Proprietor,
Superintendent VI Exhibition.
The proprietor Is constructing Al $50 Brosdway,s
MODEL OF NETWORK,
representing carved wood every oaidrs sued tree and
other obecin the Great Metropolis OF America, which vii,
b completed months. Above his mo.e Will be
Canopy which Will be deiDeated views oil pubic build
places OF busn-sf manufacturer private residences
hotels steamboats, ranging from 20 10 80 Inches II
engtA. Tor which moderate compensation VIII Do
char s-d.
Having So nesry completed Model o; New orb,
The proprietor Will either sell or give lease OF NE MoceI
OF New Haven, Ac-
Office hours, fsom = 10 P. NJ.
iii its. STaTaXS
UNIONISTS' ANNUAL BALL ~!
THE undersigned Committee Of the UnonisIs Assoca-
ton, respectfully inform The Wings OF the City OF New
York that their Annual Ball will be held al the Apoo tO
Broadway, on Monday Evening, March 9th, 1916 All
friend. OF the Association invited 10 lake pbrt IN The
s;nusemeu,s vi the evening.
Tickets be mad OF aGy % the Committee or al the Of
nee of the Newly ork Tribune.
y. w. Brennan, Chas Cook, Root D. Holmes,
Jas McDonougn, =. 2. Nanierzee, Alex. jackson,
George Fisby, Robt ). Collins, Lewis De Angels,
William Anderson.
OWEN w. BRENNAN, Chairman.
Rosr D. HoLMEs Secretary 2li eod2wisSedtmh9
Gs0 REWAKD.-The fremont against The World.
tcOU-Fily Dollars Reward 10 any business man who
beat The following game OF b2 pigs IN string OF ten
rols IL the fremont Bowling Saloon No Oh East Broad
way AMI IL Dwsons; which Is the longest Bowling Sa-
loon the world. coualning six mos. splendid Alleys
The Alleys completed They have been laid
upon epre principle, which makes them more solu
than any IN the CITY This Of late hss been found
highly necessary Tor hea and hss been recommend
ed by most PHI sicans. The following games were nlsde
by Two men, bowling together the evening OF
IAN 2ih 1876 10 the II several gentlemen, while
all the Alleys were occupied
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X $50 x 1889
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