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The amount of tonnage employed in the export trade
Of Matanzas Ia ls47 1913 e39 TONS of which 59O57
tons were American; 1857 tons English; 04s
Spanish; $50 German; 2s7 French; 1910 Russia
O92 Prussian 2,4lo Swedish 1855 Norwegian; $50 Bra
lillian. Comprising la ships and barks; 2s4 brigs; 50
schrs; IL polaccas.
An insalment of per share the capital stock Of
the Oswego and Syracuse Railroad Is payable 2lst Of
February IS LIST March, IS LIST April $40 LIST May and
Si2K LIST juno making with STAY already called In the
full amount of the par Of the Shares viz $50. The
work going forward rapidly, and 1t is designed to CON-
pete 1t BY mid Interest the instruments
will he paid to the stockholders the LIST Of August.
resolution has been introduced into the lower house
Of the Legislature Of New Jersey to the effect that the
committee corporations be instructed to examine In
to the expediency Of bringing in bill providing that all
notes hereafter issued In the State for the purpose Of
being currency shall bs secured by United
States Stocks deposited in the hands Of officer elected
appointed by the State for that purpose, except such
notes may be issued In conformity to law BY banks
vhosc chnrtAra have vat expired.
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The business lively In almost all branches Of the
trade and holders of Kentucky and Virginia Tobacco
manned firm. We quote Virginia Tugs 2xs34 cts; smo-
king 4a4 cts; middlng to fine middling for chewing,
bka6k cts; fine to finest for CHI ewing 7ssH cts Hea
Wy brown and black free leafv Kentucky and Virginia
tobacco for the West Indies and the held at
from 6T to 81 cts
TALLow. Prices were steady, without sales.
WHALEBoNE-Sa Sales Of Is 900 lbs South sea were
made at $50. and 5000 do at 2Skc.
WHDKEY-Sales of 240 bbls were made at 26c
WINE-Sales of 1877 or. casks Sicily Madeira made
at as and 62Hc and 50 casks of Port at SIS and 70c
FREIoHTs-Epgagements made to Liverpool at
6xd for grain. The PACKETS demanded I'd, at which
small engagements reported The rates for -four
remained ut about Is Cd, while packets asking
higher rates There was nothing to notice In rates
to London or Havre.
REAL Estate AucrIoN.-House and lot
Csrrcl at and Red Hook lease let II feet 'front.' extend
ing to point 100 feet So l90 lot adjoining, 25x
1000, 100; do do size, no. do with green house
do, sOO do same size. 40; do do 700; do do $780,
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49, = -
AFRhiRS In HASHiag9aA
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1913.
Mr.. TTisrs Ireafy.


There IS no truth in the statement tbst the
projet OF treaty has been received here. As
you will see by my private letter of this date
there is no doubt that treaty is made; but un
less ratified by the Mexican Congress, which
was to assemble on the first OF his month, il is
not probable it will ever come to light. Mr..
Trlst has assumed terrible responsibility in
continuing to treat after the revocation of his
powers. II IL more than probable that the basis
OF this treaty IS substantially the uitimatum be
was formerly instructed to PROPOSE The coun-
try will never be satisfied with such a settle
ment; but there is almost an absolute certainty
that such is the dreadful uneasiness for peace of
some KIND IN the Senate, that two-thirds of that
body VIII be found willing 10 ratity any treaty.
that may be submitted to them. Others there
are who Will never consent to such terms but
Mr. Folk has not that courage that would prompt
hlm TO resist The VIII OF such a majority, and
there is little doubt treaty would be ratified
and approved on the basis OF that Mr. Trlst ~
believed to have made.
here will be one awkward appendage to this
treaty, that is, it will be accompanied by Il
draft at sight for three millions OF dollars. drawn
by some Mexican capitalist on the Treasury of
the United States. Mr.. Trist has written auiho-
rty from the Secretary oil The Treasury to draw
upon HIM tor that amount, as soon a treaty,
which he (Mr. TrisD may negotiate with Mex
leo, shall have been ratified by the Mexican Con-
gress. Mexican capitalists are not supposed to
be officially aware that Mr.. Trisl's powers have
been revoked, and any monetary transaction
done at Mexico on the strength of the Secre-
tary's authorization, Will be valid, unless this 60
vernment, wishing TO repudiate Mr. Trist's acts,
could bring home to such capitalists know
ledge that that gentleman, In negotiating this
treaty, and In getting his draft cashed, had acted
in dIsobeGience of the orders of his government.
II the treaty be such not to satisfy the Ca
bnet, Mr.. Polk should not submit 1t 10 the Sc
nate Elf he do, that body will advise its &C.
cedent, furnished by his own course in the
Oregon treaty, to appreciate it. Should he do SO,
Tennessee has no place too wild or too obscure
for him to. retire TO; Indeed, some pleasant
shady spot in Nebraska, or Minnesota, would be
much the most advisable a retreat for him In
such case. | would not suggest Oregon, for
obvious reasons. GALvIENsis.
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Another Candidate for the Presidency, on
the War.
GLE M'LEAN ON THE WAR.


WASHINGTON, Jan Z, 1s4s.
MY DEAR SrR-To all human appearances, the tsrmi.
nation OF this miserable war with Mexico, is
mote than WHEN the first blow struck In my judy
ment il unnecessarily and uuconstitutonally
menced by marching our army into disputed territory
in the possession Of Mexico. And think that Con-
grsss who, uestiopaby have the should put
end TO The on just and honorable principles.
After agreeing upon tho terms which ressy ehould
be made thy che uid call upon the Executive by resou
ton, to offer pescs to Mexico upon that basis and
duiug the negotiation hostties should be suspended
If the President shall refuse to do this in the military
appropriation bs the army should be requied to take
rue positions shall carry out the views OF Congress.
These bills the President could not Veto and he would
be bound by their requirements This may be done by
the House.
hope Congress will refuse to issue any more treasury
notes The notes demanded in addition those already
in circulation would food the country with that de-
scripou Of paper Such emission would constitute
government bank controlled and managed BY party
sdC-uistration: We have now fifteen millions OF trea-
sury Eotes Ia circulation and authority to issue Ave mil
lions more would not increase this circulation dol
lar but reduce 1t as rapidly possible Such syste
would be incomparably more dangerous to the public
morals and ae public liberty than any other system
banking that could BIO devised.
To any deficiency Of the to pay the
rent expenses of the would authorize ut
paying than ak per cent interest," and II
oanuot be made at this rate let the administration
Die TO feel the expense Of the All should be
accompanied by system Of direct and internal taxa
ton Nothing short of this can show In addition to
the rscrifcs OF life, wbatwe pay for military glory This
was the policy In tbs better days of the republic
The lee with England was nobly Sustained by the
people only in the ed bat by the payment OF taxes
And they will sustain every just war In when our
country sha DO involved But risk nothing In saying
that an attempt to adopt such system OF taxation
would wind up this Mexican war in sixty days And
thi, shows that the should he put end to- This
mey be dons by Congress in ninety days ana pray uoo
JOHN MCLEAN.
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SOC s.tutA.y aeralsg estA Is.tsat, 0fels

iwisNT, sssd rs yseTr
The ssisrds % ,hs isaiIy sna these OF VA D 1ssas
send Invited 10 sttsrd hls funeral this sfernoor st
O'clock from his late residence, Croton Hotel lac
Broadway.
On Saturday, January 2sth, EDwAsp wArxEr. woOD,
In the 18th year OF his age.
His friends and relatives and those of his family,
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence
King street. this Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. New
Bedford papers please copy.
On Saturday, January 3D. ls4s Mr. JOEL JONES, in the
sixty fifth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends CT the family invited to
attend the funeral Monday, 3lst inst from his late
residence No 696 Water street. at half past O'Clock
On Thursday, Of short but illness, MARGARET,
wife OF Owen W. Brennan in the 2sth year Of her sge
The friends Of the family and those Of his brothers.
Timothy and Mathew T. Brennan, respectfully in
vted to attend her funeral from her late residence ss
Elm street this Sunday afternoon ut three O'Clock,
without further invitation.
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On Friday afternoon, the 2sth instant BENJAMIN LIZ
youngest of William and Margaret Belts,
aged nine months.
The relstives and friends Of the family requested
to attend his funeral at O'Clock, Monday after
noop from his fathers residence, 3s Rutgers street.
without further notice
On the 29th inst, after short Illness. OwEN McCLus
native Of Dungiven, county of Derry Ireland In the
6s n year Of his age.
His friends and those Of the family, requested to
attend his funeral this afternoon 30th inst half past
three O'Clock from his late residence of Power
and Bergen streets, South Brooklyn.
Philadelphia papers please COPY.
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HAVANA, Jan. 1--we have no further sales Of
rice to notice since the four Ql66 casks which
sold the 4th inst at IL Carolina rice will
now command IL rs In produce market no material
change has taken place In sugars, quote white
9n; half white and half brorn 9, 6K 81; yellow Ga
~; brown 5H 6; Cucurrucho ~ 6l4 coffee. I'd and
Sd quality, 6h Il moasses, rs per ksg; honey IA
az; exchange on London l5x 15X per ct prem; on
United States 2 a az per ct. premium.
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The FILLING of in tho shipments Of coffee is the prnci-
pal feature in the trade aud isofs most extraordinary
character In 1887 the quantity Of coffee shipped was
35,244725 pounds; in 1884, 27,O367O2 pounds and in
ls47, but s $780, 100 pounds
The exportsirom Matanzss during the past year. of
the most important staples Of the Island of Cuba were
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A GREAT CALAMIrY.--We are sorry to announce that
the old aud well known PeEk Hospital for lame and pa
rayo actora has permanently treasury being
In 50 exhausted condition that strong dose OF bark
which resorted to only la the last extremity az
kind Of pts oterhavng been found incapable OF re-
storing any servoeGbe amount Of healthy circulation
IL had been observed for time past that the inmates
Of this establishment acting very strangely, AZ
some fcenes of dgracsiul character have found
their way before the public but were prep AIRED
for 40 speedy and melancholy close Of the wretehed
draus enacted there, Alas how many youthful aspi-
20 the honors Of the sock buskn will be quite
hopfaep, when they learn that this great distributing
reservoir Of soup tickets Is forever The John Dom
NY.
for MT having gone 70 Mexico at the head of the III
His shsencs has evidently saved the country - TIE
vJohn Donkey.
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FIsH-The market continued qniet, and small sales
of mackerel were making to the trade including NO
FnuIr-Wet dried raisius continued steady at So;
sales were mSds BY suction OF ESQ casks Of sun
at cash At private SALE 5000 whole boxes of raisns
1000 do haf and 900 do quarter boxes per Reindeer
sold private terms and 900 lbs dried apples at
&c a44c
LEArnER-The stock very low but owing to forced
sales at auction in the dead Of winter unfavorabe
period for selling prices had accordingly given way On
Of 10 600 sides
HrpEs-The arrivals for the month have been large,
and the stock hand is quite heavy prices however,
well sustained, all circumstances considered We
notice sales Of some Rio Grandes at 1870, and some
Orinocos at 9nc, months.
HEMP-Nothng reported.
HoNEY-Sales Of Is tieroes Nuevitss were made on
IRor-s6 packages Russia sheet, damaged, were sold
by auction at 6ha6ssc, cash.
LEAD-No transac lions reported.
MoLAssEs-sales of 2ss bbls New Orleans were made
at 2sc less per cent Off for cash
steady Sales offs bbls spirits Of turpentne
made on the wharf, not in good order, at 37Ko.
Csc; English was selling at the same price Sales of 500
gallons city pressed were made on the above terms
was said to be SALE gusny not 10 OF
over s4c selected do steady at 36c. There
change in other descriptions of fsh oils.
PRovIsIoNs-Saes of so bbls new mess pork were
made at Gil 26 and about 800 bbs of old prime,
at IS 100 tierces Of hams sold at
$40, and % hhds do at $40. We continue to quote
shoulders at $40 Beef-sales Of 800 bbs of prime city
inspection were made ct S. SIX. Lard-sales of 800
kegs made at sc 80 bbls do, at aud $50 do,
at TX SIC. Cheese-Large sales have been made the
present week. with lots for export at prices
ranging from 81 s7c Butter-There was no change in
Ohio or this State. Sales of IS packages Delaware
made at loo, cash.
RIcE.-Sales of 100 terces made at So So 371I
which was lower by l2kc, per 100 lbs.
sPIRIrsSales made byauction, Of SO half pipes
Of Otsrd and other kinds of brandy, at 81 so So
81 a. and so boxes Bordeaux claret 50 81 O5. cash
AR-Ssles we're light, and we have only to notice
% hhds New Orleans sold at 40, months.
ToBAcco-We submit the usual statement, exhibiting
the prices receipts sales and stock hand for the
week ending this afternoon, the goth inst
Sold this Reed this Stock IN
Prices. tceek. ceek. hand
Kentucky, Virginia ga $50 lids 1873 lids 535, lids
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AoeoA AVR sno Woohs P"oS,ooo
This, with the previous shipments this month"; makes
T. total for the four weeks in January, 81, 3427
The Utica and Schenectady Railroad Company have
declared dividend of per cent payable to New York
stockholders at the Phoenix Bank This company have
also given notice that the final nstamcnt Of $25 per
share the increased stock Is payable the lst of
February, and that the full payments thereon will be
required previous to paying the dividend said in
creased stock Resolutions adopted at meeting
Of the board Of directors the 25th inst to lay the
cond track of heavy iron rail- and to provide the
therefor by increase Of capital stock to be divided
rateaby among such persons stockholders the
LIST Of May next
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of
tain articles exported from Havana in each Of the past
four
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zIlh n. ias.s,is sa,d hui ths spistasl Nl

sssSop With the ssssisl ssrId hutt hs spstas 4 y
6ed who guides thsss ssstss snd by fofas must 0es
b sesat the srssenss Of ths Deity Lsx IA rot the
powsr created by the Deity to assp these worlds ia
Existence that he may repcse sloth and dleuess
Mott is his presepcehe and he speaks language
which only man understand. In the sunshine and
the rain in the revolution Of the breaking up Of
systems aud the rolling of stars there the reasonable
control of His will
The Professor concluded amid loud and long continu-
cd applause
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THIS Journal wil b published ss,ry IussdsS, ats doh
lar for the campaign.
1t will be the sine Of the daily Herald and will be psr
fscy unique In its kind. It will contain all the politi
cal matter of the weekgving oil the movements of the
different Presidential candidates aud their friends at full
length 1t win slso contain the money and produce
markets. Each number will contain leading editorial
article, embracing a philosophical view of the
ments Of the week-the progress of the candidates.
their chances Of successthe rise and fall of the po
cal barometer as to give to every throughout the
country correct and accurate idea Of the progress
the Presidential election.
Wehsve already had numerous inquiries for it, and
doubt not IL will have tremendous circulation, judging
from appearanoe-probably hundred thousand sub
ecrbers
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A NTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER-REAL
Estate Madison Square Positive sale of fory.sif very
valuable Lots the improving Of the city the i'm
mediate vicinity OF Madison SquseOn Tuesday, February
lst o'clock will b. sold by anthony Blocker at the
situated Madison Ayesue 20 soh and sl,t ,ee ,nd
side Of Fourth follows - lots Mad
avenues do 29th street, DO 30h street, do 3s street
II rms liberal and made known at tho safe W. r Hett 81
Wall Terms-Sixy cent Of the purchase money
remain on bond and mortgage for three years cent
Lithogaphic Maps Of the above lots be obtain
ed of The aucti0ncer. No. b DAD street
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RAKNUM AMERICAN MUsEUM-P;T: BhRNUM,
- fTopnetoT-F HiTCHCocK, Manager--Spendid pefior
every O'Clock and every evening IA
The has engaged Master Johnson talented and
accomplished Tight Rope Dancer. who of the
most astonishing ieas ever witsessed Also engaged the
folio nj Extraordinary attractiOn:-Great Western, the
comedas Master and Miss Wyste aud u ears Clara
Fisher shakperean Csbne Mrs. Mcneil; Miss Bernard,
Misses Julien and Whtock, dancers; Mr. Whitlock Mr.
froner Madame Rockwell fortune teller, &c. Admission
the whole IS cents Reserved front seats, shilling each
ANfra
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CITY TRADE RGPORT.
New YoRK Saturday Afternoon Jan 40
The market for breadstuf. generally was dull, and
ass Of Ill kinds moderate The anguor which usually
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M ECHANICS' HALL, 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
~ Grand and Blooms sts crowded to oveffowias with
the and fashion Of New York Open during
the week except Monday. Unabated E,ghleenh
week of the ORIGINAL CHKiSTY'S MlNSTKEIs, the
q ~ Chri.ty f. Fierce KaynOr c. Abbott, I. Vaughn,
with crowded and highly respectable audiences and
sally admitted to excel of smsr charac
ter offered this city Admission IS CHILDREN under
10 years half price, Doors o'ciock-Conceu will
Doors open at 3 eommencc al soctocE On Monday even
ING. Jan. 81, the Brooklyn Institute.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1913.

FUening Entertainments.
q Last evening we had lecture from Judge
Woodbury., at the East street Baptist Church.
one Of an Intellectual series that are to be given
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A Warning to the French.-If they don't
reduce the their Boots the day of their fortune
end; for friend Young Office selling the
best quality Of French Cali Boos for 81 So such .; are sold
Boot f 50 So usually IS other with spendd
ment of leather Boots and Congress Caters Don't for
Of Fulton and Nassau Call in and himthe Doc
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BROADWAY ODEON-ENTRANCE THROUGH
- Pmteuxs Saloon-Under the of w. q GREE.
LEY-ncIeased Ataction-Engagement OF Pete Morris III e
Comic McOds AIso engaged for Acrt period, the eel
ebIaed Odeon with the celebrated Master
yuba the champsn dancer Of the world Also Miss Jeanne
Evening Jan 29IPart iMelodies the Holian Glasses,
Ballad by Miss ynadson Song PeIe Ronir. Part q
Grecan Exercises Miss Blanchard Imitation Sig Vslentn
Song Miss Vegtriloqum Sig Vsenfn; comic
Mnsttis variety Sorgs Refrans Dances Sc. Orches
Box so Paquet;e IS Boxes l2k Perform.
IN o al half asst O'Clock.
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Save your m0ney.-TO those OF our friends
who wish to reduce their boo, bills we cheerfuy
mend call friend ZONES Ann street, as he sells
the first quality Of French calf dress Boots second do
81 co. also sell. very nice pair 80 So ri; best French
proof and cork sole Boots they be beat in quality
MIA
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OPsRA HOUSE. AsTOR fLACE.-MONDAY EVE.
" ming, will be presented the opera of CAi ULETl h.
MO NIECCHl Romeo and Juiet-Remco, Sigra Cate
rial Baiili IN fan her frat Amencs) Gu-
ettc, Sga Clotda BariIi; Tebado Franc BALI
nj: CaPelo ssnoI setmio Rossi; Lorenzo, sgar Gui-
scope Plsmontes The Chorus seveaiy
tsans of the rival houses Guelf Ghbeui-Boxes par
queite and balcony, 81 smphthcae so
t7-Pcrformance % commence AZ o'clock
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Nh lTCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEhTkE--NONDAY
~ Evsning Januasy 3lst sia to commenc. with the ope
OF EhO Their AND sloTER-Don Syvlo de Flores, MIR.
AI1Soid Donna :adcTn Ms Mary Taylor Assha Miss
able farce OF BOX AND .OX-John Box, Mr.. Holland ;
James Cox. Mr. Conoyer. After winch, YELLOW d WARP
-Fc nando Mr. Chanfrau; tho yellow DwaIf Mr. Cunning.
hq%i Altar Mi,s Mary 7 I9,, To conclude wih Ma3.
Ahl lS-Mrs Harris Mr.. Hollands Fanny Pat Miss Phil
ps Doors open at OK; curtain at O'clock Dress
clfcio, so csnts Boxes. 25 PIT, lshiliiup
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Review for Jauuary ISis pubshedby q B. ZIEBER
aud CO. Phaasphia and will be delivered to subscrbers
Immediately. Terms-$3 annum in atvance Agent for
New York w. D Burhsus; Boston. Orwin o. Bryant Pro-
violence, Isaac Wilcox; Albany, Peter Cooke.
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com MERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MON EY MARKET.

Saturday, Jan, XO-6 r. M.
The stock market was buoyant this morning, and
prices ruled than ct the first board yesterday but
compared with those ct the second board yeser
day there has been material alteration COMPARED
with the quotations Of yesterday morning, Harlem has
advanced u, Norwich and Worcester \, Long Island q
Canton Co. ~ Farmers Loan n, Treasury Notes %
United States SIS n, Illinois 6's n. Reading Railroad
fell off u There considerable activity in the sire
andspecuators appeared to be in fine spirits
At the second board prices about the
presented in the morning, with sales to extent
The steamship Cambria, for Halifax and Liverpool,
carried out in silver to the former and $40 900
in gold to the latter place The aggregate shipments dur
ing the past week. including the above $s54o96
follows -
SHIPMENTS SPECIE PoRr OF New YORK.
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Married.

Married.
On Friday, the 2sth inst in st. Paus Chapel, by tn
Rev Bepj J. Haight ID. d Mr.. JOHN w Harper, Il
CoRSELIA, youngest daughter Of Samuel Dayton, Esq
OF this CITY.
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pALMO's OPERA HOUsE.-MoNDAY EVENING,

tJALMOS OfERA HOUSt-MUNDAI EVENING,
Il lsouary 3lst. Professor THEIRS groups If MODEL
ARTISTS, twenty number will have the honor appear.
OF their celebrated Grand iableauX
Poses Plastques which has been considered ca,si
cal and instructive exh bition that has appeared
and has been hsnored by the Of The
personages First of the SABLE BRO
THEIRS Psogramme-Part l-Orlgnai waltz quick step
iu bind See darkes life is always gay, company Song
louisiana Bell L. Parker; solo and Chorus, ale happy
Of WashngtOn before the Revolution. Theirs Cam aud
RpE Saul Raphael; The Listeners Ruben. Sonambula
belllni Fifteen minutes ntermssion. Part
Messs Meeker Parker Cleveland Evans; Grand solo on
the banjo A. Forest Original chorus you hear
the bells ringing g. L. Parker Part W. John Peach
ing IL the Wilderness RsPhae Jeptha Chapman Moses
found IN the bulushes by fharaoh daughter Ksphes Do
Ithye rising Girrodet samson and Delilah, two posi-,
epan medley overture Full band Song, life by the galley
=. ~ Oieveapa; nong Mary biSne new ver'on o.
g. Parker and company Part VII Fea.t Of Bachus Ru.
bens; Time discovering Truth Godet; g. Mars aud We
nus GrIodet4 Fairy OF The Gselle Theirs Adam
asd ives Expulsion from Paradise MacHowan; Tcblcau
Fpale in Honor of the UnMed States, Thisr. poos
Dress Circle and faIqaette lady and gentleman
open from 10 A to r NJ Conductor Of the Orchestra
Mr. Chubb from the Park Theatre. Police Department under
John DAVIS