davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
FINANCIAL.


Railroad seven per cent Srs. mortgage convert
Tsy are in Of sss sayss
York the LIST Of January and the July each year
Pyaei Tss r.
S III s ss s s @ n @
authorizing The norsess to secure their payment
ssa & As :: ne
three hundred thousand dollars, q which only
The mortgage the entire line Of company their
and ne
SsO By ras Sidney Per,
IN the direction of Detroit hundred and forty
The mortgage provides
he
as
point point and the needed purchase rails
The company That part line lying between Dayton
a Isisd seS 4f rails has:
completed and in Operation By the first Of June neat An
road 70 run 4 Tor the present Tho entire line from
h' 70 n sas linz That pP @
Dayton and Sidney $4,000 l. is the purpose com
point point continuously means Of the oonpany
x permit IT, se%Rs.s the road S ne
has been mostly collected and expended on the line TO
t,' the
sary stock suhscrptions 70 complete he entire line CON
tbs expected will be placed under contract for graduation
and and completed within the
following The mortgage gives full TO the trustee to
take possession OF the road its personal effects franchises
der, TO raise money to pay either interest prncpa
Of deau The country through Ynich the road
with its connecting link to Cincinnati only
surpassed hut unriyalled bv cthor of oaua
the Union, in fertility of SOIL eapaby of sustaining
dense population and in all clements Of wealth and
prosperity. The report Of the Auditor Of the State of
Ohio for 1871 shows that about fourth 81 the entire
taxable property Of that State, found in the twelve
counties through which this line from Toledo to
Cincinnati. The southern portion Of the line passes
Stateshaf century it was m unbroken forest At
Sydney this line the Belletontane Indiana
Railway ut Lima, the Ohio and Indiana, which will
valuable tributary opening to it the Immense trade OF the
region around Fort Wayne and that wes and north Of IT,
A. Toledo it with the Michigan. Southern aud
Lake Shore Road The line will be extended TO De-
troit At Dayton it connects with the road Cincinnati
souh sud Indian apois west and Columbus east The
read Will probably its shareholders quite we'll the
Cincinnati Dayton road whoae stock is above
occupies q important position nearly if quite
equal other in that State Sealed proposals will be
received for not less than $1,000 ill Saturday
the 18th day of this month"; Mt three o'clock p. NJ Pro-
posas will be addressed to the agents Of the company
Sessrs Winslow Lanier L. CO., No % Wall street,
dorsed, Proposals for Dayton aud Michigan Railroad
Bona twenty-five cent of the purchase will DO
required be paid accepting the bids the remainder in
equal monthly instruments rs per cent Any purchaser
viii be liberty pay in full at Interest the
100000 viii be sold absolutely and without TO
the highest bidder printed exhibit. with map, and
s necessary information with relation 10 these securities
be had by calling Mt the Office OF the coDpanys agents.
JOHN. C. TELFoRD, President
Now York Sent g. lS52
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

VVORTHINGTON q. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
hv so: aE In the Supreme Courto attend 20
asanst the Departments and Boards Of
procure 81 homo and abroAdo obtain
nsrsass IN nn part q hs United states and II foreign
and ON bond and mortgage asd negotiate The purchase
and sale Of snds ana patent hts In any state q
sle ease: coming ny 70 the United supreme ConTt On
euehsn, No sCsfroil place Capitol Hi WssbiDstop. D. O.
VII Meet With pycppt attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

CRoToN AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENT.-To MAsoNs y
~ Sealed proposals will he received at the office Of the
Croton Aqueduct Department tRounda Park) until Mon
day. the fth day of October 1862 ut o'clock r. NJ TO build
Sewer with the necessary receiving basins and cuyers in
Thrtyeighth street. from the sewer in Eighth avenue to
point hundred fifty feet west of Eighth
The plan the and specifications for the building
the same and all other information relating thereto be
obtained application to the Water Puryeyor at this
Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York, Sept. -, 1892.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
SHIPPING.


LN0R CHARLESTON, s. C.-STEAMSHiP LINE
A. Cabin passage and found Sl5. To sail Friday 9th
instant a. four oe0es NJ The splendid new steamship
CITY OF NORFOLK, James Post commander, will sail
above. This vessel has fine accommodations
and has been made with
the comfort safety passengers For freight passage
arIly on board at pier East River, TO MAILER "
LOLp, los Wall Freight taken rates
Steerage passage So For Savannah, passengers will be
taken through SIS and steerage 81 3d. The steamship
CITY OF RICHMOND will succeed the above and sail
Friday, October ls
LNOR NORFOLK PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
L The United States Mail Steamship ROANOKE, Lewis
Parrish, commander will leave pier No. 49, North River
Saturday September D. at o'clock y. N. Bills Of adng
signed only on board For freight passage, apply to
LUDLAM Il PLEAsANTS, No. SO Front st, Old slip
A CoPPER-FASTENED BOAT, NEW THIs SUMNER,
"A in sound order, with sprtsa Ae will be sold cheap,
for cash Apply Immediately, at N. BROOKS ls2 Christie
nh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
Y,nE MARRIED. WOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAE

TVNHE MARRIED W0MAN'3 PRIVATE NEDICAR
Comrruion.By DR., A. M Msurceau, Professor Of Diss
Of edtionj 10 mo- PIP 1853. Prizes
many an aaetionats wife, and pecunisry dcues 70 u
husband might have been spared by timely possession o.
this ~ s intended especially for tho married, %
those contcm plating marriage, discoses.
secrets which should be known to them particularly
either budding ts womanhood or other decline %
yearsin whom nature contemplates important
can discover the oauses symptoms and the most ocienu
10 which her sex is subject.
fkxtraot Of letter from gontlsmsn In Dayton ohlcJ
=. pAyros, Nay ! iSsA
.o pfAh sin-My wife has been perceptiby sinking fes
.nsse yars or more In consequence Of her eas an
ana suffering some months before snd during her con
nnement-every successive and debiltaun9
spd prcsstng her putting hor life In mmiment dangexs
sna when was, on the last occasion despaired o. ~
pcsea snis state Of things was inevitable snd
months heard your book highly spoken o. =
cannot express to you the relief AFFORDS es5ss
mind and the Joy It's pages imrared 70 ~ W. rrnss4.s
Ing that the treat q 70 Ne xso is ss
seived was possible But .h cry smother pear would
have passsd over my head, In all humAn probability mI
wife would have been In her gavA AZ ~ sAdSeAl ~
H. Of course mpesstoAbs no ssnysy mere fully Vie
ssriou: Subjects they are nature stlsi
Intend married, o. those contsmplAtnS MARRIAGE
FOR sale 81 ~ Rrcadway Aston House. and 81 ne but
ing ONCE ~ Liberty stSesA Nav Ysrki Hstls Co. AZ
Ssny JSssgn Tsissu nSsls AissaSs =
DATED sstss AZ Istss mss 6 S1f;sssi, ssas
% Dr. a. y. Mkun1CnAU. Ben Ia Isv Yssi fsss -
ON ~ IOeg0 geoeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given to the owner or ownors or o.
thereby that the following assessments have
been completed the and lodged IN the oce
Of Assessments for examination by all
eens interested viz, = For regulang grsdirs and macs.
The limits embraced by such assessment include all the
several houses and Of ground lots pieces and
parcels land situated both sides Of street.
iom Eighth to Tenth avenue All person: whose
the same either Of them requested to present
Shsr in writing to the undersigned, at their
eoe, No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
SAMUEL Fl. DE MOTT, asss,sors
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Asss0s'A''
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Oce Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Sept
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

pToNEER LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS, r0H
.sSss pSr Hhs and sydney Ins u ossS me
Ocean Eagie fourth ship line and sail punctuall
the 10Th Of October The IN which tho ships q
for then over All Others even - higher rssss
This snip guaranteed superior, In every respece 70 AL
others now advertised for Australia in this port An e1Is-
rienced surgeon and proper attendants provided Fer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
EXPRESS AGENCIES.

DERFORD Il CO.'S EXTRA EXPRESS TO GALE
ID fornia, Sandwich Islands, and South Pacific, via
will be despatched Sierra Nevada and
cortes Wednesday, sd inst charge Of our own special
through to destination. Packages parcels
letters received till "a PM day Of sailing All parcels
be put up strictly and not sexceed ~
lbs in weight or on cubic feet Letter bags closed at u
before 3 Pm. BERFORD u CO., Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
SHIPPING.


TTNITr u STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ connecting with the Pacific Mail steamship Company;
Only through United states Mail Line for California aud
Oregon via Aspinvail aud Panama.Tha splendid and
double engine u 8 Mail Steamship GEORGIA, 1900 tons
ID. ID. Porter u s. NJ Commander will sail Tue day oct
9TH, at o'clock T. W. PRECISELY from pier at foot q ar
Tanys Magnificent steamer TENNEss En- will b. in read
ness Panama receive the GEORGIts maiis and Pa
sengcrs and sail immediately for San Francisco ~ efforts
will he spared by the two companies 20 put their passA
gers through with expedition and comfort.
rARE 10 AsPrNwALI:
ladies Saloon. state Room. ..,.........,. So
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
Second Cabin Standees. ,.......t,..t., -
viii be landed AZ the railroad wharf at
pnwall, free Transit Of the Isthmus tho passengers
expense Persons securing through passage by tho United
States mail steamers from New York have preference o. a
commodaton on board the Pacific mail steamers Rates -
from Panama San Francisco the most favorable
terms For freight or passage, apply 70 -r-
CHARLES 4. WHITNEY, .
Athc Office Of the companies, III West street. corner cf
Warfrn, NJ " -
B.-shiprcrs are requested TO supply themselves with
the comranys hills Of ladng which will he signed a. the
Office between the hours Of ~ and o'clock the day Ol
sailing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

CPRINGFIELD, MOUNT VERNON, AND PITTSBURG
. RailroadProposals for loans pringaeld Mount YER
and Pttsburg Seven cent fret mortgage convertible
bonds.The Springfield. Monnt Vernon and Pttsburg Rail
with coupons The bonds in sums of 900 each pay
able the ls day Of January A. D. 1863 With interest at
cent emannuelly in the city Vt New York, tho
st day Of January and July Of each where the nrne
pal is also payable They secured ty first and only
mortgage to George S. Coe ESQ., of the city Of New York,
trustee fer the boudholders The amount of bonds thus 70
They convertible into the stock Of the Company a the
option Of the holder The mortgage the fine of road
from Springfield Delaware distance of forty eight miles
reaching latter point Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad and the real and personal estate of
the Company between and ut both places This part OF the
road under contract and the creator part Of the work m
done and it viii te finished and brought into about tho
st Of June next The local subscriptions applicable TO this
division Of the road amount to little upward OF 100000,
OF which about three quarters has been paid up And Tie
entire 6est Of this misunderstanding two costly bridges
COMPANY have further description Of upward Of 100000
applicable the eastern division Of the road extending 10
the Ohio and road, Londonvillc dis
tance Of sixty miles This passes through tie
any other part Of oho and forms important link
through line from New York to Cincinnati by way of
Philadelphia and Pitsburg. An examination Of the
will chow that occupies position equal to any other
State Proposals VIII he received for any amount
less than 81 Geo until the 2th day bf September
o'clock Proposals to be addressed TO Deano Dam
levy Co.. No. IL Wall street. Endorsed Proposals for
Springfield Mount Vernon and Pttsburg Railroad Bonds
Ten per cent Ct the purchase will be required on
sertng bids the remainder in equal monthly install
mens q 10 per eentpurchasers at liberty to pay in NIL
Of the road, and in ishh!. e .as is.fs < the Company
may be had the office of Deano, Dunlevy Co.. no 10
W.. And all necessary information will he given ~
them in relation TO the road and tie securities u
THONY President Of the Springfield Mount vernon ana
Pittsburg Railroad Company.
New York Sept. y 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

VANDERBILT LINE-FoR SAN FRANCISCO Only
Line giving tickets for crossing tho IsthmusIhc IA
vorue dousle.engne steamship PR0METisUs l,,Y tons
precisely Tuesday October for San Juan del Norte
connecting with the popular steamship PACIFIC over he
Nicaragua transit route having but twelve miles OF and
These steamers have superior "a
lowest rates, apply only to d. B. ALLEN, Agent.
No. Battery place, up stairs.
DAssAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO, IN THE VERY
Il fast sailing packet HANNAH THORNTON, now load
ing at the foot Of Pike street. East few passen-
gers In cabin at e2 and second cabin A. $3.50 Apply to
Z. b. SUTTON. 81 Wall street.
NOLDi GOLD il-AUsTRALTA FIRST VESSEL,
N LADY ARBELLA, will be detained three days until
the 9th instant to take in balance OF freight Meantime
passengers 10 taken at low rates II immediate
application 10 made board NJ Pier North river or TO
Ep,sVTTQN, VI KA4 gtSsft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

CeRPoRATIoN NOTICE is HERE
~ BY given the occupant occupants
Of houses improved unmproved lands affected
thereby the following have been completed
lodged in the office of the Bureau
d for examination BY All persons interesssd
10 The limits embraced by such assessment
include all the several hoSses and lots Of ground vacant
Of land situated both sides Of
Eighth between l2ith and 10Th streets on beth
lines running 400 feet eastery and 400 feet wes
serly thereom. All whose interests are affected
tse either Of them are to their
nctjoe. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON,} Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Sept
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


A ND. nIpANCS
c ms station Nw Hotr n,n daily s.ssp,ed
connecting with the western Railroad for Albany and Troy
ss frame
10 Chatham Four Corners, with Western Rail-
sSs % seiosi A. H. Tram chasha% Rasesi
S Canaan and stage to Lebanon arriving carly the Same
M. sLoAT. Superintendent
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR PmILADEL-
l. North river at A. NJ, and p M through in AZ
" lfsys fA'd'l'A' foot of Walnut
EoR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. s. NAIL AND
s' City at
GSr sls9 street e sHS M Liberty street s
Return e. and "a H. and 5hp Bsltnoss a Wash.
through baggage carried in tho A. n and
HUDsoN RIVER RAILR0AD-TRAINs LEAyI
Albany s; Troy ;'ss it
r.
.sn
i ss.o Troy - 70 Montreal IS 10 q Iunao sl7
places "'' 'na N''a EoRGE sT%sk
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING soUTH.-CHANGE
and
Bay line will leave the lower end Of Spears wharf
don Raleigh Wilmington Charleston and New Orleans !.
as at present. Passengsrs arriving in Baltimore from Phs
Ev y the On ssan the %
charge for baggage from the depot to the boat
hearing its antquatcd name, its modern model ITS 81
ant ribs. with strong and massive apernstructure was
ve az Which time the RIVER route was to c
Sp s"s 'sGa & rs IF
without the first serious accident Nov this + something
occurring rivers especially The above boat
and and sea capable xha she tho Orient w6o tolls
for So Is her proeey manifesto submitted 70 thS
the Nile her courses flowing y seven mouths to s the
ubdue the fiery element is like the
Indian pearl diver q the Eastern Archipelago continually
moth Cave o. Kentucky her splendid cabin decorated with
prsmatic hucs the staiactte and mdte formed
quarts Of the Giant Cave She is like the planet SATURN
ae and on , either side q the cabin ra we're
interpreted with crimson damask velvet all IL Partisan
Eendor Furniture highly polished and richly carved
marble tables sc. "The Bay state is fast traveller and
she through the atmosphere Her towering yisage
and stately form would seom 70 speak out ard say cha
S Rc %a }" MANAGER a1G the 5e. atso
that sails port Ills whole Of life has been
spent on and rivers the propeller "Udora"
the "Massachusets IL has commanded many other eslo
strong and veil ii for any emergency These
sis Parts IN a W.T. @ m ' into b
sci the ennhiator with Of Worhingson celebra
Loaf n case u eoniagraoS rendcrs il the more safe lilo
has great expense the efficient corps of
IS Mr. Ira inmau, formerly steward tho isaac Newton
ard In the city propr o. our hotels should take ~
g red ~, ~ N eoer o NE ne a SSa at whan nte
rested in the ola Peoples Line hc was undoubtedly The most
sns Il the aa N ws p &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

UMPIRE CITY LrNE.-THRoUGH TO SAN FRAN
srisna AZ Isdmsed rates and panana Ihs
tons surthen j. Dayton Wilson, Esq commanded, will
leave for Aspnwa direct Thursday the d September
from her rer No North river at three o'clock precisely
The Sierra Nevada will connect with the New York and
San Francisco Steamship Lines steamers At Papsma as
advosssd By sa@ company another column 50 that
unsurpassed for speed ventilation and accommodation.
ZOE He'sns OF passage sBEly 70 .ov a p.,..v.,
The SIERRA NEVADA, will sail sgsin on Tuesday 18Th
October connecting Panama with tho new splendid
steamship City Of Pittahurrh. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
CORPORATION NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CARTaEN TO RENEW THEIR L.
cenoes-Ths ordinance for licensing and Regulating
Public Carts and Cartmen provides that all licenses shall
szpre the last day of October each renewable
previous TO that time applied for at euch time as may Dc
appointed by Mayor Notice s hereby given that
newas Of eense TO keep Public Carts and To- be Public
CArtmsn will be granted at this Office between the hours o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
TENANTS REGISTER.

~
COUNTRY HOUSE TO LET.-AT NEW BRIGHTON
~ Island about five minutes walk from the land
Ing country house. cottage style newly but contain
ing parlor dining room, bed with all
nnces and about of ground to be let vry cheap
until May next. Apply at ~ Exchange place.
HOUSE TO LET IN BROoKLYN.-PART OF A THREE
story brick house, in Harrison street five minutes walk
from South ferry TO small family only. Apply 70 $ d.
CHURCH, % WARDEN Lane, lup stalrs)
STATEN IsLANp.-To LET, UNTIL THE FIRST or
furnished throughout with linen kitchen utensils &c. only
few minutes walk from the ferry Terms moderate. Ad
dress T., Box 20 Post Once.
Two LET.-THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE, NO. 32i
the modern conyeniencies Inquire OF IL D sum- lpJ
East Seventeenth street.
ITO LET-PossFssIoN GIVEN IMMEDIATELY
That splendid business location for saloon, Billiard
other purposes No Broadway OF White street.
Apply 92 Broadway II Il o'clock, at No. -
East Twenty-seyenth street OF PETER 4. IL JACKSON.
ITO RENT-oN sEyENTY-FoURTH STREET, NEAR
Tenth avenue possession given Immediately, q large
gardeni also, large outbuldings suitable for almost
kind Of manufacturing business Apply James H. Blunt
ing foot q Seyneth street and North river or TO A.
Loeknooo1 - 6omeIy. ------------------
CLOTHING.
ltAST-0FF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
u Ladies and gentlemen having clothing furni
dispose Of can obtain fair cash price, by sending
for subscriber At his residence line through the post
will be promptly attended, TO- Lades attended BY Mrs Co.
hen. NJ. ?. oOnEN, NO. 70 LIN street.
1JAsT-OTF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies' gentlemen having any clothing furniture
jewery dispose Of obtain fair sash price by sending
for the subscriber at his residences or through the post La
1''' a'''nus' y ~''' L. NJ. DUSSELDORF.
CAsH FOR CLOTHING-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN
~ having castof clothing furniture 70 dlspoc o.
can utmost value in cash. S @
street. Ladies attended 10 by Mrs. Cohen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

CRoToN ASUEDUCT r ITO SoM
they viii publicly sssnsd for the excavation
shSa hps e 81
street west Of Third avenues avenue A. from 2s street TO
ssns The Whole IN length The
= drss Eye deer ssssssn
bottom feet wide at the top and e b kept clear until
Fl PPss tHi All
@ &c
Sfsst ssnShss win required where branches are 70 6s
tenders s pTSS running ,ip for dSns the
. lie ssSisssSn Tie water pSsysyer Pa5asss viii
&c r S Sfa As III nay
Toaon ordinances regulating contracts and be endorsed
-''' FTesidsnt 81 :5s croton Aausduet Department.
New York, sept. 10, lso2.
STREET s3 n, K.
tions have been presented Board Of AdermenTo
sss: @ $ sSsS' %
the Third avenue 50 as 70 meet that which Is goGa so
ss G Sidewalk Mss
and 5sso
person to the undersigned At his once on or 9s9rs the ss
Sent IT, 1851 Street Commissioner.
C,TREET DEPARTMENT-No. HALL OF RECORDS.
S. nSs S s 'B da aat fni
certain lots north side Of Torteth street. io
oct sysHr'
ss s rSr F sS & Gsy
Grade rcpavo Spring street from broadway TO Crosby
street. All persons interested having objections theret
requested them in person to the undersnea
at his cc, before the 18th day OF September next
September IS, 1852.
CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIo NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the owners occupant or oc
Supsnts Of all houses and lots improved or unmprSyed
been completed BY the Assessors and tho oco
cons Interested viz For building sewer In Waverly
place, Sixth to Grove street, The limits
braced by include all houses
and ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
situated both sides Of Wavery place. Sixth
20 Grove street, both sides Of Gay and Factory
streets from Waverly place TO Christopher street. All
sons affected by the above named
meuts and who are opposeto the same or etherW thc
re their objections In writing 70 the
underegned, 1T their odoe No Hail OF Records within
nifty dayu from the date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM SMITH, J
once Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department Sep
ssSssr IL, lisa -------------=-
NORPORATTO N NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
" hereby given that petition has been IN the
Board Of Aldermen for Sewer IN srees from
70 ths East river and also "a
n above, and hayns objections thereto are rsansssss
psSsssns me s ssss,s n wns 70 we
nv 'm''' " " '''''' NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Crotop Aopedpes psrartnspt, sept 10 lS'A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

ERANKLIN MUSEUM. l76 CHATHAM SQUARE,
Il George Lea, Proprietor.-Thc above establishment Ia
every afternoon, o'clock, and in tho evening
for tho purpose f"Cisssc and Original Cd
Living Stntuary by Milo. CABINETS Troupe Of Model Ar
lists together with variety of beautiful performances.
For full particulars bills Of each day AdmsonSesta
In Private Boxeg 90 cents Stage Seats with cushioned
chairs, Sa CENTS Boxes, 25 cents; Gallery 1915 cents