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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-08-18
BOmbardmsnt Of San Juan dc UllOa.

The following is from communication
in the N. Y. E. Post, in relation to the diff.
ficuIties in the way of taking the castle
before Vera Cruz. The attack upon
this castle will be the greatest military
operation ever undertaken by the U. S.
1t is worthy ofour arms, and we hope to
see it carried through without any nice
mercantile calculation of the number of
tons of old iron Which will have to be
thrown away.
"One gun in well constructed fortif-
cation is as efficient as ten guns fired from
a ship. The chances are that a ship with
oEs hundred guns, attacking land bate
ry with ten guns, would be destroyed
This must be the result $50 long as on the
one side batteries are formed of earth or
stone, and, on the other, ships are formed
ofwood, and libabIe to be swallowed up
by the elements on which they float, OF to
be deprived Of the means by which they
move; so long as they can be penetrated
by solid shot, set ON fire, or blown up by
hot shot, or torn piecemeal by shelle. A
Paixhan shot or she'll, which would be de-
structiye to vessel, would be powerless
against the stone rampant of a fort. III
we're behind the waA effort Hamilton or
fort Schuyler, in our own Ilarbor. it would
be matter of indifference 10 me whether
an enemy should throw against those walls
Paixhan shot and shells or eggs. The
only diffe renee would be that the former,
in crushing against the surface, would
make more noise than the latter.
sBut, it will be asked, fit is impossi.
bic now to take San Juan, how did it hap
pen thai the French took ii in 1881 1t
happened for the same reason that house
which, without roof, would be very wet
in a rainy day. would be perfectly dry
with good roof on it. The magazines
were then exposed and exploded, and that
was the cause Of the surrender. The cas-
sIe was entirely out Of repair, and had
been so for many years. Aloreoyet the
guns were few, and Of small eaiiber, the
garrison hardly deserving the name and
but few Of the guns il condition to be US.
cd at all. Now. however. the magazines
are made bomb and shell proof, guns o.
heavy caliber are mounted, the furnaces
ior red bot shot are supplied, the walls IA
pafiscs order, and full and we'll drilled
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-08-18
For the Signal.
MY MOTHER.
NJ mis- . HOPKINS .


Linked with the living, still | tread
On Times revolving wheel;
Yet, Oft my thoughts are with the dead,
Whose hearts have ceased to feel.
Mother, when in the narrow bed
Thy pale, cold form was laid;
And DER thy lone, imprisoned head,
The last brief prayer was said:
/ mourned, TO know thy loving heart
Must moulder bSck to dust,
And thou hadst ceased TO act thy part,
And renderedup thy trust.
thought of all Thy tireless care,
By and mercy moved
How thou didst suffer and forbear,
When hayward children roved;
And smiles that beamed upoa thy face
When duty's task was done;
And felt that none could fill thy place.
Beneath the circling sun.
monrned to see my honored sire,
With none TO cheer his lot;
Sit musing by the lonely fire,
Where thou didst meet him not.
Ny infant brother sobbed with grief,
Ny infant sister wept-
Oh! n'er before the gloomy Chief
Had DER our threshold step'd!
Andneighbors sawthy breathless sleep,
And anguish how'd them down;
And wants sadchildren came to weep
The poor mans friend was gone.
And then in bitterness said.
WHY'S this fearful change?
Why hath this bolt ofwrath been sped,
Thy ways, o, God, are strange!
But months rolled on-and day by day
Ny father grew less sad;
The children shouted ia their play,
And was gay and glad.
For Time doth heal the human heart,
Which griefhath deeply wrung;
And pluck away the poisoned dart,
Which hath too keenly stung.
And we'll It's thus--for who could live
And bear the weight of woe
That bows US down, when first we give
Our friends to dust below?
Forever rest, thou weary one!
| would not wake thee now,
Again to hear thy voices tone,
Nor see thy placid brow;
Again to hear thee sweetly teach,
That "Sin is Slavery
But, thankfulness, too deep for speech
/ render back TO thee!
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-08-18
IuRNEY s. RANDALL.

ArToTNEYs AT Law,
Will attend the Counts in the Counties ri
Viii, DuP Page, Mc'Henry, Grnndy & Iroquois,
J. TURNEY, S.W. RANDALL,
Lnckport. Joliet.
BY appointment Of the Governor Of PenBsyl-
yaaia, s. w. Randall is authorized 10 take the
aeknowls igzmen; and proof, within the State OF
Illinois, Of all deeds and instruments under ssal
20 be used OF recorded ia the State OF Pennsylyn-
MIA.
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TfIE
JOLIET SIGNAL.

u
As published every Tuesday morning
on Chicago-street, Joliet, Ill.
TERMs. Two Dollars per annum pay
able in advance, or $3.50 if payment is
delayed until the end Of the year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square, i insertion, $500
Z = Each additional 30.
insertion,
" 6 months, $50
I" 10 months, 500
Ordinary business cards per ann. 800
No advertisements will be inserted in
this paper unless accompanied by the cash
or some person personally known to the
notwithstanding responsible for the same.
0rAll letters addressed to the editors
must be Postpaid, or they viii not re-
ceive attention.
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JAMES r. MIGHT.

GENERAL AeEEr, CoNvEYANcER, AND JusTICI
OF THE PkAcE.-Nnperville, DJ Page
County, Illinois.
July l3. 1874.
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j. BARNETT,
S. w. BoWEN.
ELISHA G. FELLOWS,

ATTORNEY g. COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
And Solicitor in Chancery, will regularly
attend the courts in the counties of Will,
Du Page, Kendall, McHenry, Grundy
and Iroquois. Office and residence on
East side the river, Joliet, Ill.
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Died,

On Saturday evening, Esd instant after lingering
Illness ELLEN wife Of Henry Brewer and daughter Of
the late Andrew Carpenter and Mary Carpenter Of this
CITY, In the 4Oth year Of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
tend her funeral at the Amity street Baptist Church,
Monday. 25th inst, at 4 o'clock, r. NJ.
On Saturday, the 23d instant CATHARiNE Avn daugh-
ter Of John and Ellen LIE Clair aged ~ months
The friends ofthe family, and the members Of Grove
Lodge, No &c. O. of O. r., requested to attend the
funeral Monday afternoon at four o'clock from the
corner Of saith street and 9th avenue without further in
vitation-
Departed this life. JArE JEsscA, wife of Douglass M.
Collins aer long painful Illness which she bore with
Christian fortude She died regretted and beloved by
all who had the pleasure Of her acquaintance.
Tho friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend kcr funeral Monday the 25th instant at half
past o'clock p M from her late residence AT Monroe
street.
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TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
House Of Representatives

House Of Representatives.
The Rev Mr.. MILsuRS oHiciated a. chaplain Iis nm
true that his absence for several weeks attributable to
the g Sss nothing nG' IN R
The Rev. J. Tustn seems to Be the more patriotic.
Mr.. HAnAI.os q tho Military Committee. reported.
without amendment the Senate bill providing for sd
81 ion ste that iad Be- pS on ia
Mr. Mckay submitted, whether the bill ought not to
be referred the Committee Of the Whole ON the state
The srr.xrn was understood say that was not
:: made no spP,S Ss S s ,h. direction
No quorum voting-seventy-six members snly-ths
yeas and nays were taken
Ill, nays &c.
Mr. STANTON asked leave to introduce resolution TO
print five thousand copies Of the report recently made
from the smmttee Naval Affairs, proposing an In
Mr. D.,,rI moved that the House proceed to dispose
" Whole soS p''s''' ''''' = - - -
Mr. HARRISON moved that the House resolve itself into
Committee Of the whole to consider the bill providing
for three additional paymasters In the army
Objection having been msde) to enable Mr. Stanton to
introduce his resolution The question was taken and
The srrsrrs was about to put the question the
ton Of Mr.. Daniel when
Mr. BuRr inquired whether the motion Of Mr. Haral
son did not take precedence
The SPEAKER replied that II would on any days but
Fridays and Saturdays these being set aside by tho
rules the consideration Of bills on the private csen
dar)
The question was taken on the motion Of Mr.. Daniel.
Several private bills were read a third time, an
passed.
HOUR NETTING. -
Mr. Rrrp Of North Carolina, asked leave to submit
resolution-that hereafter, the daily hour Of meeting
shall be ten instead of eleven O'Clock. IA voice Say
before breakfast" and laughfer,I
objection made, and -.
MIR Ryyp moved that the rules be Suspended
The question decided in the negauvs-ysas 49,
nays s0-not two thirds
VACATION FoREfov coIEs
message received from the President Of the
United states informing the House that he had signed
the bill TO establish the value Of certain foreign coins
and moneys OF account, and to amend existing laws.
Be II enacted by the Senate and House OF Representa-
tiyes of the United States Of America In Congress assem-
bed That in all computations st the custom house the
foreign coins and money Of account herein specified shall
be estimated as follows, to wit -
The specie dollars Of Sweden and Norway at 81 o. cents
The spccic dollar Of Denmark At. u
The thaler Of Prussia and Of the northern .
States OF Germany, At. :"
The form Of the southern States OF oerms a ;.
The aori i Of the Austrian empire and city of
The Yivre 81 the Lombard: Venetian king
dom and the livrc OF Tuscany. at.
The franc Of France and Of Belgium ana '' "a. A u,
~. n'l s o. os ~ Mn. :. ,,'..... 90 cents
The ducai o. S ssI, a. '.'........ 81 20
The pound Of the British Provinces Of NOV, Nova
Scotia. New Brunswick. Newioundisnd' - !,
and Canada At with this act are hereby re-
pcaled .ors;a.red and n Ave minutes "a
,,vo oclock the House adjourned.
Ngw ORLEArs, May 10, le4o
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comparison ofquotaons current at the close of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close Of the
previous week. exhibits decline in Long Island off per
cent Canton 81 Indiana l; and improvement in Har
Ism Of per cent; Famers' Loan /; Norwich and Wor
csster II; Reading 4 and Morris Canal 4.
The annexed comparative statement Of the business
on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during the
third week in May Of the past three years, exhibits
enormous increase from year to year
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL. PAINTINGS.

GALLERY or OIL PAINTINGS,
(WHICH includes his immense stocks Of Books Printing!
w Engrsvings, Fancy Stationery, Drawings, Drawing
Materials Music &C. TO be found upon the second
door where every thing win be sold low prices and
many much below regular prices being DESTROYS Of clos
ing up As soon as possible his Book Department.
Cheap List will be published for those who VIII buy
Purchasers are invited to call examine his New Rooms
No. 900 Broadway. second floor Al, esdexs tire
- BROADWAY SALOON,
l79 BROADWAY
TvHE undersigned well known FOR the people has
lately established himself in his well known occupation,
aud he the public that they will travel further and
fare worse far devotion his business may ensure
comfort those who honor him with their psropsgs
my24 twsm IHOS y. SCOII.
A TLANTIC GARDEN Is NOW OPEN EOR THE
Tuesday and Friday evenings commencing june nd Of
os,9 9s Inn Asm't'anes WILLIAM ALLISON Propre,o
TO VOCALiyTs, MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATRE
CAL PROFESSION.
VIZ CORBYN, Manager Of the Swiss Bell Hingers, re-
w specially informs the members Of The Musical and
that he will have fulfilled his engage
nent with band in few weeks and tenders his ser
vices travelling agent musical professor band or com
psny OF artists wsdged talent abent 70 travel
Having completed his second tour throughout ne ynlted
etafes Camada Texas and the Island Of Cuba during
which he visited almost section Of those countries
and acquainted with those deai and
Sc believes that services will advantageous 70 any
Letter. addressed to W. Cobyn Manager Of the Swiss Bell
Rnxeys care OF SOL Smith, ESQ., theatre, st. Louis No.
nailed May oh and prepaid, will meet with prompt
attention at that time. Az tIrrc
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED.

Otis FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the
~ public that he has returned his old favore
HASsFORD'S ROOMS entrance tx Ann street, adjoining
the Museum Building lag Fulton street The Rooms and
Slate Marble and Iron, with Air India Rubber and Cloth
Cushions. They will doubt suit European and all great
Players being the best this country Larger balls for
soshemsn-Csrolina balls for Gsrmana
and French Cue Leather best in the city fine Billiard
Cloth and article in the trade constantly hand and
for sale my20 lmsm
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1872 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF JOHN STREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.

l.
> CREAM For sHAVING.--fhis article, universally
praised by those Of last took the first
premium Of the Institute Fair Indeed u Is fully conceded
article equal to IT, II 10 soening the skim fragrant 70 the
OF reckes and pimples and sold cheap
or than the old soaps AL therefore, who would consult
economy and comfort in shaving should possess themselves
From the New York Gazette. The New soap-We speak
from experience aud speak from the professional
knowI OF beneactor and friend James Grant, NO
Ann street. who says ahead Of anything ever yet found
" an ennolient bat something more In short, we
From the Evening Mircr~ksgs vsrbsn. Cream, we
know BY experiences the hest kind OF soap and
without H. II has penetrating way fits own, and sofens
the hardest and toughest beard a. 70 render ne operation
OF shaving perfectly easy Mr. Ring Ia; lately taken me b.
sness Of Dr. Minor, the Of Broadway and John
likewise Rings Cough Candy which said 70 be pleasant
md ertain cure for that troubles companion .
From the Sunday Diapafch-Eyery man who shayes him
self should procure Kings verteas Cram Y an s..
Of the skin so becomes absolute pleasure. instead
OF an annoyance, the razor.
Beware OF limitations and observe the written signature,
under the directions for usc Of H. Ring Prepared, and
Cor SALE wholesale and retail and ior sfgorsnSn,
isz Broadway, corner Of John street.
Successor 10 DIR. VIM. II. Minor.
NBerchants particularly requested 70 call and
sppss"es and price i esaast be- Sssss
label, from steel plate, engraved by Messrs IGreon
Wright Hsch Tar exceeding any thing Of the KING peoe
the public. m2 m
An MN, barrels t.'s G ES' Ell CO. s.-
GG AZ S' SSiG q &; e .ia Is
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ss,0sl a $lS,lss II sai.4

Ton1 Of Cool u0nR -
ported. 80. .o,50s 1857 1882
This increase large a. 1t s, does not como up to
of the previous weeks this year compared with last
The increase in the receipts from freight goods has
been larger than that ON GOAL
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10 X N 81! COR Ms!
THE ARABIAN CORN PLASTER


efectua and warranted cure for Cons, is easily ap.
"A Piled and gives immediate relief IN Il should fail
to cure. the money will be returned For sale by Ds,d
pro.dway c. Ring i?2 Broadway; 2; Hubbard, 4as
Smith, al Spring street and by Druggists generally Price
box myS Im-r
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TEL, corner Of William and Duane streets, respect.
fully inform their friends and the public generally that they
zane Every possible effort will be made in regard to com
have provided themselves with stock Of Wines,
Liquors. Sega be surpassed by hotel the
The bar has been entirely reted and house undergone
thorough cleaning and repair.
Hot Lunch will be served up every day the bar
posed Of Chowder and other eshes prepared superior
style.
Single night. ..............25 cents to Hh cents.
Reectory viii shortly be established in the basement
for the Of the boarders and the
and every luxury Of the will be served the
most reasonable terms.
Several spacious be let for meetings. private par
ties referees &c &c Also large with gas and all
cessary fixtures for Free Masons and socetius
GEORGE PIERIS, Manager.
May co. 1896. my2l 3taw imsrc
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p1Rx TKEAT2E7Jne.s.: s,i. IS z sssSi,s osllsy.
"a * ssssdy = M.Sc Ss R:..
AZ Cha. Ken; Msdes. Mr. Bargyi rhesloc: crostsri
Mr.. SuIpvS lEH, M = K.ight To so'sl.ds xh the
Shri%P Fisher; Lord isdg.ss, Y.ehs; Mis- rsddeonbs
HON. =
Doors open 7o'coek-psrfosmaaes pre-
eisely TX O'Clock.
R0wERY THEATRE--MondsyE y.aiaF, May i,th, x,n
SSies M'. jail. Dean; Romeo Mn O. Jones: Msrs,sio.
LADY Csprss Mr.; P,osSIsy; Nss: Mr.; MsdisSq Amer
Beard Mr Clarke Grin. Minor; sepio Mn. Brosdlsy;
Lover Boxes. - second and third tiers, . es
O'clock.
MEN WlSH THEATRE-Will open for the season,
~ Monday, May 18th, The performance will commence
sish the domestic drama entitled THE vow or THERE.
SA-S~rgesnt Auserlitl, Mr. McCvtcheon Theresa, Mrs
l:hsryood Aftsr which, STATE sECRETS-Uregory,
SWISS COfrA0E-Coponi, W. Chapman; Lissssss.
Balcony and Drss. Circle. 50 cents; Upper boxes Is
cents; Pit cents Private boxes, -; Orchestra boxes
sinGIe seats, ~. my2l a*m
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GRlEyE. No Jonp street, importer and dealer IN
sale the following valuable and Birds ino Aranger
Vance Chinese ockny Bird Ahordsvss OF spice flrd
birds ali imported from the East Indies: q greet IS
Suches Bu6nches Starngs and Skyiarx In fact the cp-
ous will find No John street, most ofh cage BIRDS IN
BBIack and Tan King Charles spspsls, received By
the ship Henry Pratt from Liverpool per Jonn oneve.
frcsr
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business am sorry to say is depressed and the tmss
-, getting hard; diicu to believe At nrst but
for the last two days II has been very apparent The
cotton Is well the other markets are affected BY The
sales in cotton yesterday and tho preceding Day only
Amounted 10 5000 bales although prices remain erm To-
day the sales have only reached 1000 bales are
a. which the depressed sats Of the markets 10 Of coarss
attributable In the way ef produce little or z'shisg Aas
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CARONY K MAJOR respectfully inform their friend
- and the public that they have removed their establish
saty keep hand large assortment Of the best
cheap thographic Prints Their IepytasIon already ssta
confident that they will obtain continuance Of the public
Of Lithogrsphy Portraits Plane, Msps. Landseapes Ana
tomical Drawing &C. &c, erecutsdia style Which will
imsr
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YNCH coWtIN0 are pew receiving daily At ths n
- White Ash Coal Of all SIZES and Of the most superior
essiy Ind q z, Los;s ~
ss.fSs~Ssrs nyAswsr
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ID. l.. CARPENTERS
DANCING CAD E MY,

rENTu AND CHEsTNUT STs., PHILADELPHIA.
DROFEssOR CARPENTER respectfully sclieiu those
Poikss Ms.oarkas WsltIrg co,Ilioas tc IN very few
lessons will call him AZ his beautilu cool ana airy
saloon At the above place will continue give pr
vae Lessons and will his Fall School
on The s OF Single lessons given in classes,
IA an rrasons6c terms my23 iw I&co
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CASTLE GARDEN.
MUSICAL SOIREES! Containing The 6nest more

CASTLE GARDEN.
MUSICAL SOIREES. Containing the 6nest morceaux Of
o rs sss i 9 .o n and
fountain surrounded BY shrubs and flowers there also an
sasss:
nh: oS
for that purpose No les: Than twenty viii Be
III: .ns
Monday AND Ds; T%s. sEssrI Ews. Nav a.
and 90.
The s *! IL: o,
so,a;.,,. ,v.,,, ,o off. nsv0'o.A a. s,.
tn. s Msgs,:;i sE IL: Military Overture.
L !; Els dp sp
;: 4: >;
Song, March, sS.. ~ ,S Ss';i: y;;sr Holman
s %s
&. p";s & S. s;s
a'A's season MONDAY, June j, 1916,
GABRiEL, JEROME, ANTOINE.
n R ~ Ef' Fx HSnf:F,a'
Of their popular and highly amusing
3: % ND Aisi s: s
whole now the most recherche and elegant place Of
amusement TIE Il e; sSHs'Hic' LA MusARD
mSsoEs se:s ss1::. =. ,,.,.
tion and the proprietor has 9rest an
arrangement has been NILE T.fi VII BEANoy,
Premier D:2ssn:e from the Opera Of Paris and the Berlin
- ''-- . '' Mons: HENRIE
Further particulars hereafter mynrc
LONG ISLAND HOLIDAYS!
ROCKWELL 4 STONES MAMMOTH CIRCUSy
viii n %
% ID amP. es &c q S' .aS H.
and in Jersey City on the so,h inst.
psSs e
ne 5ss as s"s
ss i:'s ssI'js ,I s:
xoaso HsSJs and Counties.
s # sss :'t ss
Rs f:!"s Is G:s and IL. Bras.
evening" .nf ss;s s Games each
ras y .ay IN e: Of n msh Of cs ss
HOWES 4 CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
dARqE s, " w.
vii 8 :s$!S.s y
scksd |! Eigh. female Eque.uans among whom ]. the
ass:'s'' F'S.ib sf! Il ri G.xsfsE arrived fro"
Sao:s y e: her
:;
Z. public % 1.ns
"a
The G GIANT NJ ANS SHF sEfIss
Fhs hss feet and e: Ms.h s. 100 s MIR
tsns.: n !hs world fSsy 81 appear il JACK md the
"a a. Si's:
.,;s E; ai$Isss,
i:s
% 81
NJ :: Es5ssfs:
the Charoteer Of PhGtus Posurng and Gymnastics BY
mi cd a9sss N g I'D
BE- S'sh M
dist With variety Of Stnsr The whole NJ, the
my7 tire
GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
WILL be given .sths APOLLO ROOMS. on TUES
-. =, coMSIIsksSTAAy TO r, VIM LENS !: * ,,,.,.
on Which,
NH i.' :p siyi VII FHTTf
Consisting Of Lady and three Gentlemen their first sp
'''''''' '''i LEE EsssrssI. ssn.rr,.
10, sSis night oaiyS 'S b:
&oBER TRs ." r. %
many of the poets popular songs.
Doors open at 7, 10 commence precisely at O'Clock.
Tickets Children under IS years of age
70 be had s all the Music Stores at ssxton Miles Book
ss.s
Rehardsons Lancashire House, Greenwich street Har
sons, Northern Hotel Courtlsndt street; John Faons
Hotel Conrt.ndt street ya%s, EsIgsh. rs
and go Broadway. myz5, Is, 26 STR
PRIVATE THEATRICALS.
A NUMBER Of young Gentlemen and Ladies, who have
"A been for the last six month"; IN giving
Dramatic Entertainments DESTROYS Of increasing
their number Of members. The Associaton l. in flourish
ing condition. Stage arrangements. Scenery Decorations
&C., complete. Ladies Gentlemen desrous Of joining
assured that the Association Of the highest order
spectability For further particulars address line A.
Herald Once, stating real name and residence.
my75asr
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1-4P-W ELDED BOILER FLUES.
ne FEET LONG, and from IN to 5inches in dsmeser-
Ian % Obtained 0"''-V' THOMAS PRossER,.
n Imsrc - Plat street. N. y.
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shfsugheut The week lave been isrSs, and the marks
.slossl Arm q he quotations -
ouorArssws ses rig P.sssI,AI sreoss M rnn Nsw
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SOUTH We. THE NORTH AGAIN ,


G i&SSS NaSR
NEW YORK JOCKEY CLUB srkiNU KALEs
~ Union CSs 81 Long i,.nd w,, eom%s9ss Wed
Friday. during which time viii come of the following
Fns Dsy-wsdnesday Mayn
Purse $3o0-Two Mile Heats. sattMs
same Day-Psrs FOR Nile Heats,
Second Dsy-Thunday, May -
Purse &3oo-Three Mile Heats.
Same Day-Punc for Mile Heats.
THIRD Dsy-Fndsy. May %.
oa FASHION and oRAT s oHRs.'' '' WHICH,
VIZ pos.:y start :. psc%.sd by their S
ing Of which notice VIII be gwen All entries to be
made the Club Ho.se he day previous to each and
The following stables viii be in Attendance Col John.
Of Vruis has Orator and and smother Boston colt
great promise Of Casssndr DAM who is already the
winner Of two this At three and two mile heats
hsr own sister NJ Lard with Fs.hion, Bob Logic and
three othen Commodore Stockton with 6ye
good oaea Mr.. Lloyd with Esa and Sunbeam Mr. Como
three. OrGAt sport 10 anticipated.
Grand Stand 81 stand q ssssS Cent. - 'ne n'i m9
CENTREvlLLE COUkSE.-TkOTTlNG.
| 3fsR Al&x
OF Thursday May 2sth free for trotting
thar over So
Also, Of $780, under the sad!le mile heats best in
purse over x3n to close at Green and Losee Tuesday
evening" May 18th. by o'clock Three more in each
csnsrsviiis. May a5 1916. JOEL CoNKLIN,
unv0S prorvss