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prevent the election Of United States Senator in the

prevent the election Of United States Senator in the
place Of Mr.. Allen That paper also says:-
In the list Of members elected to Congress, We
have cassed all who not democrats ~ wings. The
free soil men Claim Hunter Of the 15th-Cro we'll. OF
the l9th-Giddings Of the 20th and Root OF the 2lst
districts, as for Van Buren,.
"Csmpbe of the I'd district, 10 opposed to Taylor,
and will not vote for him neither will he vote for
Van Buren, and Adams.
Allowing the claim of the free sellers to be correct
the delegation in the next Congress will stand
anti TAYLOR, anti Van Buren, and Adams why, four
free soil Van Buren, wings, and i've Taylor wings, to
eleven democrats"
We have received returns officially and unoficially
from eightyo counties. The Gubernatoria ajori-
ties are given with much accuracy as present
turns enable us. Very material corrections have
been made, by the information received since our last
issue and the official returns will probably show very
many in the present table Still believe that
Gen Ford Is elected by q small majority. In the 81
counties he has 1,2s6 majority and in the four coun.
ties to be heard from Henry, Van Vert Paulding and
Ottowa Todd's majority In 1S48 only 800. 1t Is
quite probable that the official vote alone deter
mine, with certainty, who is Governor.-C Cincinnati
Gazette, Oct. 16.
The Cleveland Democrat of the 18th instant says -
There longer any doubt about the result Of the
State election Ford is elected, by majority nat far
1rom 500.
"The exact state of things In the Legislature not
yet known. 1t is known however, that the strength
is divided between the three parties that
act without the assistance of Of the others. The
free soil party Is the weakest but sufficiently strong
to respect and eblige the others to do right
not do at all"
PENNSYLVANIA.
THI NORTHERN NORTH WESTERN CouNrIEs.-
The northern and moth western counties of Pennsy
vania, it appears, still show their adherence to the
democratic party, several Of them even giving larger
majorities now than at the Presidential election in
1874. We give, below, comparative view Of most of
them
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XAsiliNaroN. Oct. 20

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. 1913
Poltt'e5-7@etigit Procession. jin Akrandrta-
General Tdyior's Prospects-A Duekmg-Na-
fionai Monument, &c
The fever (politica! we mean) continues unabat-
ed, as nothing decisive yet known as to the re-
suits OF the gubernaora contests in Pennsyivania
and Ohio. The wings cling 10 the hope that Ford
is elected, whilst the democrats are equally tena-
oious as regards Lopgstreth. Both parties are de.
termined to die game.
A very large iorchight procession of the whigs
of Alexandra. came of last night The i,ougt
and Ready clubs of this city, started IN the evening
in two steamboats, TO assist their confrer5 IN so,d
Virginny," and the wings of Georgetown. also.
proceeded to IOin the insurgent.'. When they
reached the Alexandra wharf. they found the
AleXandrans ~ great force, awaiting their arrival:
and, having fallen into line, the allied forces pa
raded the principal streets, many of the houses be-
ing illuminated In the course of the even
ing, Messrs Bradley and Carlisle. OF Washing
sddess sf hs' crowd hSm0 ss. svs Id
Pennsylvania and Ohio, contending that the falling
OIL IN the vote for Ford owing to the fact
that that gentleman refused to support Gen Tay-
old lacks popularity, and they considered Ohio
was safe tor the wing nominee, in November. As
for Pennsylvania, the change in public opinion 10
that State was in consequence of the farmers of
falacirs of the policy which elected Polk and DaI
las. The tariff OF ~ and the Kane letter were
dong the business. There was one tangible vic
tory the wings had gained IN both Pennsylvania
and OHIO which even the democrats did not dls-
pue. wing U. S. Senator was gained in each
and Messrs. Allen and Cameron would be permit.
ted to go to-grass, after the Sd of next March
The procession broke up between twelve and
one o'clock this morning. In embarkIng for
home, two persons belonging to Washington (al-
,houah far from being Washington ans') fell
into the rlver They were fortunately rescued
from their disagreeabe position, one Of them at
the time remarking that he disliked exceedingly
to spoil good liquor with such rascally water as
the Potomac furnished.
Tonight, to quote an expression Of the distin-
guished Senator from Texas, the democrats GO are
to have dong OF their own in front OF the old
theatre.
The national monument Is being proceeded
with pretty rapidly The foundation OF the column
is already some four feet above the ground and il
is sunk some seven feet below. 1t Is about fifty
feet square on the surface, and IS built perfectly
solid. The design is to continue it solid for
twenty-five feet, we believe. The steps and PIT
lars Will extend out eighty feet all around We
rather admire the philanthropc mode adopted tor
hauling the stone on TO the work. Instead of emf
poyirg horse, as is usually done, some forty or
fifty men man a rope attached to small truck,
and haul away. BY this means, employment il
given to a large rumber of persons, who would
otherwise not be required OF course, it ,s more
expensive--but what of that OMEGA
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MARKETS ELsEVyHERE.


BALTIMORE, October c0SlU0 Maryl,pd deferred Ga q V
llG g 100 do ,76is 1000 Baltimore SIS $780, 97%.
PI,IA Oct 2l-Frsf Borrd-20 Mechanics Bk $50
90 Girard 3D. lOlS 25 Diamond Coal ~; $500 Tr lO.
$1,000 State Sc 1876 5000 State o. 73Si Si0 CHM Wa sd,
S7iG $500 Lchgh s2ai 100 Girari b l0 l00do 2ds
BosroN Oct 2O-Brocrs Bo1rd-3 shares ,rthern rail-
road, SS esern railroad 7h 10 Cheshire railroad 6S 3
and Maine railroad, ll II Eastern railroad I0
Fehburg railroad I Boston and Worcester rlcosd los 2S
Boston Co. lO o, Reading railroad 1885, q do do sl
1896 IS do do 1881 Merchants Bank gSh second Board
shares Boston aud Providence railroad k 10 Bank
TX.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BRIcH1oN CArrLr MARKrr, Oct. 10 At market,
during the week 1000 beef CATTLE 1000 stores $500
and lambs, 1915 swine. Prices Beef cattle-Extra
SIS rs o first quality, SIS Is so; second quality
81 IS third quality, 81 q so. Stores-Ws quote
yesrlngs 81 10 two years old hefers $40 10 three
years old, SIS a IS. Sbeep-old 81 80, 1 90, / IS,
200, Q rs, and 83. Swine-Fat hogs, 4 q 4tSc.
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WATER WORKS IN BosToN.-The water having
been suffered to flow oil from the aqueduct from
Cochtuate Lake to Brookine Saturday evening and
Sunday last it thoroughly swept out and has since
undergone careful inspection by the engineers es
terday morning. six o'clock the water again let
in from the lake. and it had flowed down to Brookine
in the afternoon 1t is in readiness to be perma
nenty in upon the pipes The large mains also
ready receive It, and everything will be prepared for
the opening on the 25th Naturalization Advertiser,
OFT
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S31,273 81 81

Totals $S1l273 81 S46425 81 SIS155 81
Increase nearly fifty per cent for the last four
months over that of the same months last year The
capital stock, including their small debt, is about
s1,1oo 0C0.
return OF the liabilities and Assets of the CONNER
cial Bank of the Midland District Kngstown, Upper
Canada, showing the condition Of the bank on the
31st August has just been made The amount Of pro-
misery notes in circulation net bearing interest
fl523s1 balances due to other banks and foreign
agents, E3,s1y cash deposits, not bearing interest
f9e,1o cash deposits bearing interest," f2o76s. To-
tel liabilities, Eassoos The assets consist Of gold
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Another weeks business will swell the aggregate to
than two millions of tons. There appears to be
no falling Oft in the receipts by either Of the lines
There very little probability of any important ad
vance in the price Of coal during the approaching win.
ter. at the above rate of receipts.
The sales Of public lands in the Milwaukee district
for the month Of September amounted to 81 ss3
valued at S2 1853 90 OF which 1o363 acres valued at
S12953 90 were in cash entries and 1880 acres,
valued at $14 400, were in land warrants.
The receipts of the Fall River Railroad CO., after
paying all ordinary expenses in each Of the past four
months were as follows
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VERMONT.
The two branches Of the Vermont legislature as
sembed in convention on Wednesday after noon, for
the purpose OF choosing the State officers Carlos
Coolidge the whig candidate, who received plurality
of the popular vote elected Governor. The whole
number OF votes thrown 243. Of which Coolidge
had l22: Tbaxter, ". By 85; Dillingham;, CD 81 !;
and two scattering7 Robert Perpont, whig elect
ed Lieutenant Governor, and George Howes, whig
was elected Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-22

DISEASES oFTHE SEXUAL SYSTEM ADAp FED 10 Po-
~ ruisr and Professional Reading and tho OF Quaok
cry The cause OF carly Decay from Excess Sc Se
By Edward u Dixon d. go pages eighth edition. price 81
the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal Dr Dixon has written
much veil branches OF surgery his book shows
thorough scquainapce with practice Structure Gonor
mora Nscccoe Ryjroee, and Fuls are particularly well
treated acknowledged originality and thorough
devotion principles Of medicine snd
Under trying surgical circumstances stamp with more than
ordinary interest
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The Cheapest and Best Place in the City to
get good shoes and Caters at J0NESS Ann street.
near First quality of French Calf Drees
10 81: French Patent Leather Boots, 81.
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C,roPPANI HALL, NO. sss BROADWAY. SOUTH EAST

CTOPPANl HALL, No. ES BROADWAY. SOUTH EAST
- Haker-Mexco illustrated in series
fully magnificent and elaborated Moving Panoramic Views
parts covering Four Miles of Canvass giving
faithful and picturesque representation of the lines march pur
by the American Armies under the
Taylor Scott through the two principal sections that
mancaiy wonderful country which combines in its char
aeterse the grandeur subLm and simplicity Of all parts
the world The first part embracing continuous vie
diversified Landscape from the City Of Vera Cruz % the City
Mexico being completed it will be submitted public exhibition
Monday. October - S4S at Stoppani Hail. 1913 Broadway
southeast of street. spacious saloon leased
the purpose and commodousy and elegantly prepared the
Of visitors The second par which in preps-
ration will portray that portion Of country TIE
encnmpmen Corpus Christi the battle Baena Vista
The Sketches drawings ard corresponding descriptive nforma
ton have been FURNISHED gentlemen amply qualified for the
ponsble task and expressly engaged travel FOR the purpose
The Painting has been BY and under the doe
presumed Of the superior order Of merit which
belongs and the large amount OF capital this Ma
onal Exhibition it is confidently believed will considered
wory erpetuatipg the memory by
work Of art the geographical and picturesque portions
Mexican Territory Intimately with history
glory country During the passing picture ex
anator lecture will be deli Sored intervals by Mr. Joe eah
ley COwe long and favoraby known to the American public
Panorama will commence moving at hafpast o'clock An
Price Of admssonspge tickets 50 children half
Tickets for gentleman and two ladies' ST. Family Ticket
admitting FIVE persons 81 7a
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Dem maj in 1914 2,361. Dem jim 1913, 2lsI.
PISA
Dem. loss 10 4 years III
1t will be seen, from the above, that, though the
democrats have lost years, 1T votes, they have
actually increased their whole vote; thus =:
Democratic vote in 1S4S.. .............. sal
1874. I,90S
Democratic increase in years. ......... 273
The wings in the period, have increased their
vote as follows
wing vote in 1s4S. Observation-Disclosures. 6,057
lS44 ......... o,oV1
hivio in
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Sold by auction-15 hhds., at SIC 6,sc.; Il bale
at sac.; 81 do at sac SIC; and so bales damaged
Mexican, at 62ic. 1870. cash; Kentucky and Vir-
ginia leaf steady there a better feeling in
Cuba, and Havana continued in good demand The
present stock consists Of low grades 1858 bales which
arrived, have not yet been landed
WHIsKrY.-We could only hear Of Sc bbls common
low proof Ohio, at 24c; State prison held at 24o
WoeL.-The transactions of the week comprise 5000
lbs Jamaica for the Philadelphia markets at lie: 100
bales washed South American ut 9tsc n I2c onc
90 900 lbs. ordinary and medium qualities fleece at
24c. Csc. Tho two former time, and the latter
cafh; 80 bales Jamaica, at private bargain Annexed
tha Mt
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BALTIMORE, October II, 1913.

TIE 'SO4ls Of ELECTION Results.
The annual meeting of the Grand Division of
the Sons of Temperance, commenced yesterday.
in the new Temple, now in the course Of compile
ton, IN North Gay street, one of the fine saloons
IN which having been finished in time for their
accommodation. DR.. Thomas J.. Murphy, OF
Baltimore, was elected G.. w. =.
The victory IN Pennsylvania has been awarded
to the Wings and despatch from Columbus, last
night, awarded Ohio to the same party. The lat
ter however, ia still somewhat in doubt
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C0MMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, Oct, 21-6 p. M.

The stock market opened heavy this morning, and
prices for most of the fancies fell Off fraction At
the FIRST board Treasury notes declined u per cent;
Norwich and Worcester, u; Harlem, x; Long Island
q; Erie Railroad new FULL " All others closed at yes
terday's prices.
Sterling exchange is declining The best bills in the
market are selling at so per cent premium This
has been caused, doubt, from the large amount of
prime bills in the market.
The following table will show the exports of specie
from this port designated by the entries at the
Custom House, during the past week and during the
past year -
SHIpMrers OF SrEctE FROM tbs PoRr OF New YORK.
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M AsONIC NOTICE-RooMs OF BENEVOLENT LODGE
wi No 1.-The ofcers and members Of Benevolent Lodge are
hereby informed that the Committee having charge the body
late worthy brother Arthur Mckinney arrived The
funeral will take place Sunday next 2zd inst The members
the above Lodge members OF the subordinate Lodges the
Jurisdiction Of 81 Johns Grand Lodge snda worthy brethren
and ournes requested 10 at the Lodge (n m
reas o'clock pay tribute respect 70 The
dCeaed CHARLE5 W. WILLETS c.-..,.,. :,
RICHARDS STRONG, : Vomm.teee M
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MI. A. b. has been heard from first, and
dealt with requested the third and fourth have been
received time granted BE leave tho
Phsnes the question: he may direct through p and
the other initial he may guessat
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DR. GLOVER Is CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND
~ evexins In hosc dincult And prorsoted cases
experience His Of OopAvA Cube 49, cxsndvsy
prescribed by physoisns b bad 81 h ors fron Ne
Ann street L.
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M ard Rroome atr,eta commsnced m Nondoo Hrsa

M ECHANICS HALL, No. Az Broadway, botwsen Grand
WI and Broome Streets Monday October "a
and will continue every night until further notos-Fonrtt
week Of the opening The ORIGINAL and well CHaISrYs
MINSTRELS (organsed ip l34l the fret harmopzc
melodies of the present popular style
whose concerts this city for period Of ten
mage the honor Of announcing to the lados and
ofNew York ard vicinity that they will gvc Of their
chorusse Charae tesc Dances &C. Admission cents Doors
open At Concert will commence at O'clock Afternoon
Concert every Saturday commencing 3oolok " under
the ms nag eu ept and direction off p. Christy - ~
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MAGIC SOIaEEs-RENEwED ATTRACTION AT THE
v1 New Room. 3a2 Broadway, door above the
Theatre Martini and Levasseur
they have engaged the celebrated r Nell born without
who will appear evening in his pleasing
psrOr Delson by ssnoT Martini with the Anti
Also the much admired Astronomical Diagrams
Daphanous Tableaux. Admission Is oenss-commencs at N
nasf7
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CTATEN ISLAND FERsY.-rHE STEAMBOAT STATEN
~ lsander Will run follows -Lsavs New York as Ill
io%. and ok oo'0ot Leave Quarantine Ma w. u Z "A
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DANORAkA OF TAYLOR's CAMPAIGN an MEXICO Ar
the Minerva Rooms 400 Broadway. shows natural lie
i also gives correct views Of tho country towns cities TO- II
before O'Clock Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
and Saturday, commencing at O'clock Admission, Is cents
admitted reasonable No
pamphes Children half price II will soon leave the city
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Anew BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING STREET

IN Tryon and Corporal Thompson ManagersWondsy
evening" Oct 2Sd appearance of John Gon Last night
but two tho British Aerobats Fourth of WEIGH
Delayan Nsthans splendid Equestrian
Dg and Funny Tricks BY Gossin and Rockwell Mr. H. G. Lee
In his magnificent Temple OF Magic Mr. Darius char,c
The Dancing Mare Hadee Mr. in his Rops Per
Fourth appearance Of Master Hernandez the mos
astonishing rider Ia the world Third exhibition the world
renowned performing ponies Romeo and Julietac &C.
oman hall past6 -perormance TO commence at N0'
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TAR HOMER BOsTwIcK-LECIURgR ON DISEASES OF
~ ie Genito Urinary Oryans author OF eonpee pr,cc
work the nature and Of veneea Deasea Quarto
II splendid plates Extract from the Boston Medical and Str
gcsl Jouslt is lusrsed by extra rdnsry specimens OF
colore thogphy e1uang copper eDgavngs ia tho decacy
Of their hnis Aud t striking evidence Of ne adomitabe
perseverance, OF man who 70 urconquerabe
energy that viii enable bin 70 leave bis foot prints in society
that he will be spoken Of whom the him
be found in the Libraries Of those who know that he
nvcd while living Without attempting mnuts
compari Of this guide with European publications on
the family OF Diseases may he said fcaressly this
decidedly and wthou. qualification equal them The
Plates Actions Tcatises equal these
the volumes both the and the giy
suotonn ume estimation should be to the New
York p Dr. Bostwick has done the profession good seryc
end nothing can prevent this able work from being spread
the land the neither be denied
produced borough wei dgcsed systematic treatise which
furTasses anything Of the kind this branch practice
fore in this country Author OF treatise the
ure and treatment Of spermatrrh9 seminal diseases
g from self abuse mpoency and other kindred actions 2
poges.N plates Author Of work entitled, Hints Younr
Physicians Author OF the Family Ply scian And Attending
Physician and Surgeon to the New York Medical and Surgical
Institute 70 Chambers street, removed S4 Broadway
doors above Broomc street where he he consulted At
time between the hours Of o'clock In the morning in tho
evening and where any Of the above works hd A foe
a'e atlth l6l 222 252 55 6 Broadway The usual monthly
report Of ths institution Grating cured will MOI be
published Tor the present
HOMER BOSTWICK, NJ D. SJi Broadway
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the celebrated Germana Musical Society formerly Of JOS
Gung composed Of four perform rThe above
generally that they will give their last Three Concerts This
Saturday 18Th October being positively their last
to their departure for Havana which occasion will perform
Ross%i Soldier. Wsitz Inner Grand Solo, ION the
particular desire Of the music loving people New York.
performed Tuesday evening only the Grand Symphony DDu
Beethoven PART lG, BY particular request 0vertur
sidsummers Night Dream Duet from Jessanda
spohr Grand marchEPot Pourr Masak Leader of the Com.
pany Leuschow Reich, agent for the Company Adms
80 Cents ckea to be had the Music Stores at ths
door the evening Of the Concert Doors
commence at 81 CLOCK precisely,
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aan JUNK, Mr. n.d,w,y Mary Anne Mis-: Cline: Ern.ssns
entitled the pAUcuTEs o. TMs REGISESi@ d...ss
sesn TO conclude with tn. farce Of the DUMB BELLE
Circle and Parausit Is os.sa r.m, creis
q eta Gsis5y TX eta Do0r''psnas coma
RURToNs THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREET-MoNDAY
poxBE Do%tsy Lynne MI CAREER ssti Mr.
Mrs. F sSs b 5s.
hey T Lsdsr ". sfsytsH Nippsr
NJ freae.,ek To oonoisde with NEW YORK IN sLicEsIMr
Prices Of admsOnDress Circle and Parauet So csnts
Family Circle Second Tier rs cs Doors open halt past g.
NIBLos, AsToR PLACE. BsoADwAY-rAsr NIGHT
MI ry S FTday otos, q
MI Ryder Panquo Mr. Clarke Malcolm Mr. Yarncd s Witch
farce Of LOAN OF Amesord Mr. YaInod
MT rnsS %as orn Nj e r M
dale seftons Benefit Wednesday last night NJ Ma,rea
BENEFIT Doors open ut quarter before recommending
ter past ].
MIrCnELIs OLYMPIC THEATRE-MoNDAY EVE.
wi ming October % tic entertainments viii
k kiy an After GID F Mss
Mr. NishG.on SeIs maysac MIS-; SisI%,p
AND AND NJ concSer Bsss%us a NiSsn
Ms, Sh ID.
FFHCEs-sm Sarrowat NJ Holland Phoebe Maydaks Mis-,
sas open at ''''h''f''' rises at half past
NIBLOs AND Sections BENEFIT
Mr. Fl. Placid Mr. Chanfrau Mr. Crisp Mr. Chippendae Mr.
John Seton Mr. Boucher MIRA Vernon Miss Wcmyss and MIRA
Naeder viii appear in the comedy Of the POOR GENTLEMAN
Concert and GLANCE AT NEW YORK Tickets. % cents
RARNUEs AMERICAN MUSEUM-P I. BARNUM PRO-
- prieor; f. Hitchcock Manager Splendid performances
afternoon at and evening a7 o'clock Major Ltefn
the smallest human being earth TIA either walk or
stand alone Lnst week positively Of the Cisnt Mammoth
Baby Who though only 6 months old weighs 20 pounds
perb band Negro Singers Dancers &C. The Three
Highland Mammoth Bows. Enormous Con Living
Oang OutanG Fairy Family Infant Vestris Wax
Staray Madam Rockwell the famous Fortune Teller he
The whole Including Museum Prosmanccs I. r; !"
% spts children under ten years Of nee and od
alone front seats one bing e,sh
1870
GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
" Music. st Apollo Rooms-Mr and Ma,ame La1ti hay
they intend giving Grand the above
on Tuesday October which will hay, ha
honor making their appearance in America PRINCIPAL
performt Madame Lea MI Leat Richard Hoffman and
ME- Joseph Burke conductor Mr. Tmm. The programmes will
comprise from the celebrated Italian English
French and German composers Tickets 30 cents To I've had
with at the muso stora and at the doors If
concert room Doors open at concert Co commence Al
o'clock. No posponament on account of weather
- -
of Miss Julia L. Nortbal assisted by Maurice Str
bosch Pianist Of the Emperor Of Russia Mr. Phi Mayer
Signor Antonio Bar who viii preside the Piano
Monday evening" October 3d. lSi8 Programme Part I'm
Steele DAmour Romance; Armand, sung by Phi Mayer;
France Adore Thee Child the Regiment Donizett Mis,
cuted by Sakosch Cavana Tyroere Doni,ett snnr by
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the operno drama Of Grand Provost Mr.
Steyens Esmeralda Miss Me,tayer To be followed Inv
GLANCE AT NEW YORK-Mose Mr.. Chanfrau (;eorv, b.
cells M. C. Burke Eliza Miss Mestayer MIRA Norton Mr G
To ciude with the farce OF PRETTY Girls or
STlLBERGErnest, Mr. Stari; Adrian. Willis sIargot Miss
Meetayer Critic Miss Miles Nina. Ms Davis Henrieo N;s.
Franklin; Christina, Mrs Chapman. Doors open 81 or pe