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6ewins Matbinss.
Ccsal Motlces.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Il of the County Of Newfork. NOTICE Is HEREBY
GiVFN 70 ali persons having csirus srans THOMAS j..
DREW late of the City of AewYok, deceased to pre-
the same with vouchers thereof TO the suoscDe ~ her
place OF residence No twentysiy Carmneee in tho City
OF HewYork on before the eleventh DAY OF June next
Dated New ork, tho llb day OF DeceInoer 1907
Oil lewGmo Tbs ELIZABETH >. DREW AdmiaiSts'n1-
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Gnnl quo D0ooo.

EISDLING WOOD! KINDLING WOOD!
III Nov &. the time TO i4y IN yoVr fifr God rbe
,oe,est and be- uiase IN the city MCCAbt StLAhhS
.Tf.EG EINDLlNO WOODWARD. No. ~ Lac. I'dft'
between !. "a, Az t sSI or REFUGE GROUNDS
" ood by tue cord. load. box, or bundle
f,Sef. b, post or otherwise promptly attended u.
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Reccio,s OF Produce.

JAN sg-7 30 bbs tour 500 bb!s Cor, Meal 9'o 9ois
s. hky 10 "a bu. Oa,s 100 oush seed 800 pAgs Pro
.ions pkss Lard. 1900 pkgs Butter ~ PSss A'oss
.68 ,Drss.sd hUss, 100 pkss. Buck~heAt flour
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IHr FERRY Boar JERSEY CITY.-ih;s Enagnih
cen. boat which probably tae efses ferry boat ever con
rucd has been placed upon the Jerey Cay and Coutah1
.r,e, Jerry She 2Io feet in length 20 feet beam pies
deep and $50 burden rssi 20 feet at eo'h sras az
mo des ue lns.d wi.h white oek three inches thick In
cabins ar, eomraoaous cad ae lighted with two caandehes
\, .,sh They are Also well ventilated by mesus Of oPe
.egol. work nesr the ceiling
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uIGELOW's Stamp. for Canceling Revenue
gstnrs the best article offered and required in every
Bv.u.l. Ioa,s Gail aud sample and leave >9M ol'''
NLL. W. W TAULMAN, no. u "uA~a'"s
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Ocean cleaners.

nor CALiFORNIA via PANAMA. hrsI,
class steamer will leave Newton IN the ist NV ana
2si Of each month, except when host oAs ian ~ ~
DAY whsn Tho day Of departure viii DO tie MoHDA' i0''
lowing ~ q na~I
,o.'.,,sn ID. H. ALLEN, Agent
l,TEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
A., op..ustown tCork Ilaroor) The well known seani'
IRA a, the Liyerpoo New. York and Philadelphia Steamship
COMPANY intended 80 sail % follows; =, ~
EDI& 81
KANOAHOU. ~ "A
CRY OF MANCHESTEk..... -el'uus5. rep ~
Ard every succeeding SATURDAY, at noon nom rst NO
"A Noah River
RATES PlBhlGH a..
FIRST CABIN. SIEEhAOE.'' ,.'''''''" S
Fiut Cabin TO London. bS 5tssrsse TO London'.''' ~
y;,.t Cabin ia PnrE ll3 steeIag. 10 PariS..... 20
FIrst .bn 10 HtlnbuIf llO 5teaTe to hanbuIg'' 80
passang-rs also forwarded TO HAyTe beMoh ho1tei"s"
Antwerp, So, at equally low rates ., eli. d too
Fares from Live pool Quoenstown; LIST Caol1 pi.
slIO aud l2 Slserago from Liverpool So From oueens
town 80 Thoe who wsh 10 send for their hs"o' Gan "'
tickets here At thess faiss-
JOHN q. DALE, ASsat. Ne Is Htssd~sy' !" l.
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FoR EURoPE.--The Cunard steamship Cbins
sailed yesterday. with large number OF passengers ant
St3i, sSl 20 ia specie.
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Amnsfmenis.
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

lAl.o Of Growers Thester, Wsshinston D. CO
THE GREAT SUCCESS
on THE
EMOTIONAL AND MORAL PLAY.
EAST LYNNEi
has boon unprecedented. f,r amid tho
HONMNGS OF THE STORM
the House last night ll-d with tho
ELITE OF BROOKLYN.
LUCILLE WESTERN
THURSDAY, Jan. 29tn, 1869,
appear in her great chu,c,er' Of
LADY ISABEL ard MADAME VINE
THE PLAY BEIN0 CAST AS sUDJolNED;
M hsay ,ss0 Vim. LUCILLE WESTERN
Mrs O. O. Gernon LsIys
MlN ScIby bluioe9' 'so"
Mise Emily Birneit ne inhu
Jenny 90
Mary Bulc ilnsfn
Little Miss fMLer....as
H. r. pare Esncs hsVi'ou
yohu - Slc ..fhil hiouh, sever
many 81;
John kcfhc
George H. AndTeWs.'.....
Wsm IN
j. pRIcRs:
Dress Gree, farque, and Bslcony:....'''.'.'so
No extra charge for Reserved Seat -
The box Office Of the Brooklyn Academy OF Music VIII De
opened every day from y p. for the sale OF re
served reais Doors openst u IN Curtain " iise Al Ia
SATURDAY, Jan 3lst 1900
MATINEE Az ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
NETWORK.
LUCILLE WESTERN.
EAST LYNNE.
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WREsrIING MATCH FOR sl,i00.-A wress
ling match for has been arranged to take place IN Jes
City one Saturday between Sir ffeaS
Tex Bunner OF ChersngO County, hew'fork aud y0u~
man ron, Contestant, who ia reported :" be enahp'o'
wrestler. and has yeLbeen thf0"% i"e
ve.,l.a fy. days ,iacc oI 2cv aside 5a' Hei'si
cara thrown ~ ta.. time the second laIeh was '''''
snpn,i /. a lsrgs propsry.Ownef "a ohepsns0 ."'"s
pronaent ulan. =. present hoIa1g me postum -
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amusemenis.
= - $500.
DARNTArs AMERICAN MUSEUM

ONLY FEW DAYS MORE
,om,Iu for the public to SEE the charming i,d.
MISS LAvINIA WARREN.
THE QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
who is to DO
MARRIED TO GEN. TOM THUMB.
on Tuesday Feb TO- after which abe will be exhibited
ONLY VERY FEW DAYS MORE, THEN.
.msn for the public to hor During these few days. she
viii be seen ia company with
COMMODORE MUTT,
TIE FAMOUS $4,000 MUTT.
from 10 o'clock a. M TIL 10 p
HER MORNING LEvEES, from 10 to -.
LADIES, CHILDREN, AND FAMILIES,
or to tn fol eIsuo have every all the strao-
tions Of tho Museum, n la. made sranseuentst to
GIVE DRAMATIC CES
THIS MORNING AT IL O'CLOCK,
THIS AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK,
THIS EVENING AT II O'CLOCK,
and the chas. elegan, and strictly moral drains.
CHARLES THE SECOND
wAGGERIES IN WAITING.
will be produced a. each.
MISS WARREN AND COM. MUTT
will b. introduced The sudenee 'hs between tbs
OF Tho Drama each performance where every ysor
has eIeeleu, opportunity to them They will also be
ON THE PLATFORM IN THE MAIN HALL
OF the Mu.eum Intervals during tho day and evening
Til Aaf f' sM&EIETP i Et T R'%1 Ss
TOGETHER WEIGHING ONLY 5tt POUNDS,
greatest curiosity the world has produced
MISS WARRENs WARDROBE I. 30 extensive that she
appear. in different dress every day and Ia chase elee
ton her p.eudi Jewels always INCLUDING her magnificent
DIAMOND "ENGAGEMENr RING"
which she Kindly exhibits TO he's yisitofa-
Also 70 be seen at al hoa. every dsy ard evening tho
GRAND AQUARIA. ALBlNo FAMILY, WHAT Is III
CALIFORNIA BEARS. exhibited snd performed b. Heir
Dfie.bach. LIVING HAPPY FAMILY. &C
Mir. uAERISOS. COMIC IMPkOMPrU slNOER
appear. In hs iniDitabio soug' a Zach performance
Admission. y csnts Chiifrn under ton - cents.
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ASNraL MEEriSo OF AJAX .,E"JERsLf SIsrs
Msnic,t SOCIETY," The s7;n snnas meeting Of the Now
-, s,te Medical Society was hold during Yesterday
y,s,, E,ll n Jars.y City Itof. was aA attendaacs
~ bers nom al paris Of the oIste together win dess
-, 60, Ne, Ynrs onucctcus, and Pennsylvania Tfs
'iisnt Dr. j. Woveron occu pied the chair, AID Dr. w
PFe>,, nd IS Secretary. rhe following officers wsu
Pi..s6n ,., ~~sr: President 7. H. arlek
ouuy; A. Coses, Essex Coan.y; q. X. BateGaa VuhNe =
land County Corr spending Secretary ]. CorsoD Trep
ton Recording seeFeaIy \" Pierson. Orange Tressnrsr
j. :. Epgisa, Aoanon,h Countyi Standing Ceulintee. .
WeskI q. X. Rodsegs. aud 4. NJ. Cooper.
Nriors snscis "sre brought for discussion during tn
day, among 1e e appointment o. incompetent PER
OF volunteer reSiasEs The following
luiion adopted:
hfsiftd That committee VI bonn the President shall
be be appointed 10 present the OF ho society
the Governor relative TO the appointment Of for hs
sneuts OF vol lnioers en this sss aud he EequesssdS
have t evidence Ut shs Qualifications Of spPoi1tses
The next annual meeting " DO held at Cap9den.
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Deniisirn.

DRS. GRIFFIN, No. 255 Gs0ud-si., n. T.,
,fyos'-e L,5d Tayiors end No. III Futons. Brock
IN .re uaeiiinr iI Tsfa sets ~ tncf Improved Arr.
fc Teeth Wib o. Wiout egt lag the Too.s 1ii sss Oh
I'D ~ .aiaa T2r. on tlnrr Uip5er ~, partial s-s
os, osr t.otl 81; silver /; sytfactng y 90,
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CENrRAL RAILROADS. NEw-JERsEY.-

.TENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
- From foot Of Courta.d,st-COnntctiPg a. Hampton
JUNCTION with tie Delaware, Laiysuu2 and Western Rail
rod ana AZ Eestcu with tts betSl Valley Lrosd and s
tennceons forming direct line 10 Pittsburgh and tie WoH
Rltrout change Of csrA
WINTER ARRANGEh tNT-COMIoeBcns Nov. u. 1867
Leave NewfoTs IS iOliosss;
HARkIsBUHs LIPKE-s--At a. "a. f0r Easten Reading,
Pot .syiile. Hsnisbg's hauch hunk Mhhamspo't
NAH IkAfS-At8s for Eastou. Water Gar. Scranton,
j. THROUGH TRAIE-For Ea,ton. Allentown Reading,
.Pot.syie Esrrisburg william port. Sc.
p y. THRouGB THIfv- For Eas,on Bethlehem, Allen
.own. aud msnCh Chunk
~ WgsrEr.S ExpRgss--For Eatton Allentown. Read
Hamburg Pittsburgh and the Wet. Sleeping from
Jefsey CITY through 20 titisburgh.
tXPRHss TRAM FOR h.hnssrRd-Ihe . . in f.zPI'ss
rain NeW.} oTk arrives aTIihDurg a. r. connect
ns Wes Penny lg,pis CSnrrsl Railroad North
Central Railroad North and south. AID win tie CuuOer
TBT TgborGH EIPrEss TRAIN FoR TnR WKsr leaves
N.s-YorE ei ~ H. daily Sundays tIcepitd making close
ecnnectioa Hsui.nufg with feBnsy Vaia railroad
change Of Ptsb1 H. ana ou Che 70 al ana
thirro Two hour time H. saved by taking this train
EJEAggTpPOgT ND NV. YohK FEARY-Leave New OfA
nom Pier No. 2, NORTH River. At $3.50 q IN sAd z"oi >
AID ?. .,,t-, -, t. -
TIN each way. JOSIAH o. STfRhS Superintendent
+ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. --C iiANGE oi
TrHMfNUS.-Pas Depot Jaues-sbp hnd loot ol
.,4thti i. R-NiD arrangements commencing Fiasy,
o. r. 1852: Leave kCwI0'k 81 m Tor pTeerp"'t, as
hatbor Orient and HAmp.JDs: At ~, snd p ~ ior
l q 8 -. sId =, Tor SyOs,st; a. j. IL Tor nemI~
A. IA sundays the leaves heIteta Fout tJin-st
I.vy) u d. H.. 0f Gaphsnk and InefD-dsie stations
A. .curoa rates. rsufniug lfases 1ky'lank NJ 5:f
Or Friday Sud 81 ufday night the i.hp i'tio viii run
thoug to GTesupor returning saturday aad Monday morn
h. III s:I5 a. M srry q 10 n - foIk at S;'I D. IN
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HISTORICAL, MOkAL and NATIONAL
LECTURE.
CLINTON HALL. ASTOR-PLACE.
THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. 20 81 O'clock
Mr. " g.. DUiGNAN,
Editor Of PnnTfVR EACIs wlH0UT SHADOW OF DOUBT"
SUBJECT:
yisw II the DEGRADATION and De-'fnctle1 OF the most
o.sb.t.d nations Of antiquity with Investigation OF the
cause OF their downfall intended TO prove thai tue sane
csu-e win produce the effects IN modern - ara IN
a,iert tlrs America Past aud Present Tho Gauss OF
te r. cseH Wa The Ei.s Of Dissolution Of ths Union
determination Foreign Intervention Love OF CosntiJ
Admiration Is esuta
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l1roppsui5.
OYYcg ~ AMY CloraTyG Isp EoUiPA01.
~. - n...Auu.. Ar--- Nu-A La. d III

oTrIca 90 ARMY CLorarSG 1sD EauiPio1. 49,
No. 81 Brosdway, SEv-ioEg, Jsn. Il. ib1
ARMY SUPPLIES. -Senlcd Proposals will
- % tesiyod At III. ONO. osii ~ TSl'cS ~ on
the Depot Of Army Clothing snd EqoPase IN ora
tire. podras 10 the DOZEN
sSS SYS I'D Win COTTON AND WOOL FLANNEL,
~ 90 NHlTE COTTON AID WOOL FLANNEL
All Of III. above Arces to be IL all epeets squ, to tho
standard .anp'e,, which may be seen at Di' Once
Bidders Eil state how many o. escn s,''ee ihey "'h 20
furnish and tho shortest time in which they can Hai'
Eas viii be received 8, tho same tim. for msnBfctur
hs o mstvTial he fprnished by hs United st1iss
Proposals must BE- accompanied bya proper gosiAnJ TOT
ss isi;ig tTscu;i.a Of eoIso. 70 -,.e, p,, or
the bids be deemed for the interests
Propos,s mus, he Indor,sd Proposals for furnishing
stocsin KUN Shir, Flannel or shirt, OF Maeu@ciuiihs
Shfls." a. the case tnay he. and sdiIe,,edto
Lisat.-CoL ID. H. NlNION. d. q N q. U. r. A.
oryrcE or Aax, CIorarse ,sD EavRAGE,
No. So Broadway. SewYorS, January -, 1909
4 RbiY SUPPLIES Scaled Proposals will be
~ received a, ,h Office until y oeloes a. On WEDSEs'
DAY mo 4tu Of February for furnishing ~ contract a.
tie Depot q Army Cosing AID eqpiPss" Ia ib'' ey'
1900 Ares
u OD Hs,cbes
iO0 no AZ Handler
1000 PiosaI fisndiss-
1000 Iadis. Rubb.f BlanSe,I
500 Dmm-head, Bet'u
5000 SET. Drum SHARES.
~ Infantry e,lmeutsi Coon Win ossss .
Samples whicI iuay 81 this oic> 10 - ict OIL
the articles conform IN sYey espss .sd be sujee. 10
inspectoD by sworn lDspcctOrs
Iid-rs win ste n quantity they wish 20 furnish ara
tho shortest tine IN which they ma5e deyeoa bds
ut be -conynied ~ proper aaansy for the execution
o. u contact
Jbe Uned states e.sr,ss ths right reject any portion
0! the whole ~ tho BIDS lnty be med J tbs interest Of
tbs service. 800
rropos.is sroud he intor-ei Proposal. FOR fum'hiss
AYe, He.c4els &c a. 80 may and addressed -
Lieut.. o.. d. II. IlNlON
iZTtF4 b. .. Nj Ctusre u. =. Army.
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FRIDAY (sshlh timtl the FfsaI f0lnaIue VIsJ'
PAULINE,
SATURDAY. (bg desirsl,
TIE LADY OF LYONS.
MONDAY Fsh ? will he repeated, .iIih tims.
TuE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
IN crowded state Of the house on Tuesday
TUESDAY (twelhh tlss) tie popular comic drama Of
CENTRAL fAhk.
p, poo. o,e Tor any Of the Gbose evenings from too
no n. r.oe,..d: MONEY BOSOM FRIENDS. ROAD
To NUN TIP BACHELOR OF ARTS, A BOLD
STROKE FOR 4 HUSBAND, TIE IRISH hEihESs'
ADD LOVE AND MONTY.
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~ Leopho b'ovei''': '"00
(Also Of Growers TheateE Washington. ID. u
Henry g. Acting Manager
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ LeUee and Managc1...,........WM. WHKATLEf
Of tho engagement OF
MISS BATEMAN.
THE GREAT TRAGIC Artistic.
GENERALIZATION TRluMra
SIGNAL SUCCESS
Ia her wonderful per.onaton o.
THE FORsaKFN.
uT TIE MT GR9 az bH6 S SIGaTiY
by elite q city who tef, each evening their sPpre
o!stion Of this mos powerful crra on: -
viii be performed the hve act play Of singular aud
beautiful interest entitled
LEAH, TIE FORSAKEN,
Arranged from the German q M9.euih. expressly for
MISS BATEMAS.
She will b. supported 50 previously by
MR. JAMES ". WALLACk, ~, and
Mr. EDWIN ADAMS.
ard company o. artists expressly ,slee ed with view 10
their fitness ot the characters 10 be represented Ins
Ds which is' oedIs SsS o. ' ~. ysosS,o Of Ro
bit will D. produced ~ that tle IN ether Pan, or
LONDON gntl tho comes spring leeisiSIs 1ns paoS s
over both the FfvGch nd Ens'h capitals WIN be !to
daoea with SEN AID BEAUTIFUL SCENERY by Mr.
.EyTiREIY ORIGINAL MUSIC, composed b Mr.. ROB
ERT sIOEPEL . ..,
EEI AND Cn4RACTfRlsriC COSTUMES AND Az
..u P0lSTmEhrs ,v.,r,s
by MoSS fHiLh fhE G hNn NH' D. WALLIS
viii be found t. be Of annual po"ef AID compttensn -
LEAH joWith acknowledgements Miss BAIEMAN,
Nathan Apostse Jew, ............hf.J w Wsus.k,p
Rudolf young GsTman fsrmor........hr Edsin Adams
tsh,r Iortenz thc Nisg- iSstraic. O. Burnett
Fshsr Hermann tie Niiegs Pncst....Mf J. w Ls.eEsn
Ludwig Doctor and Barber. T.: Lamb
Msda ems niece 10 fsthrT HERMANN. Ma Chanifhu
Madame ofos'hen 's''''''', .''As oAsr'"'N
sa A. jewish Wotnsn.............Nft IL r. ufAtan'
In consequence 81 the gr-at d-mar Tor 'esi' We public
repeatedly Informed hs The boz bsos now open ''
any everlag dlirs the gsss.
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HUDSON RIVER RA1LROAD.-fORA ALI
4 BASf and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST Trains l-sTe; o.,
gxp,s. Sn1J0a m spd,, 72., 1921 IA. aud 3;Js aud
I5Aad5p n. tS9ndsys iIcsdei) ., S;92
Troy sud Albany lwita s.eetN =.
rgosfI, 1890 r. IS. pm 49,. ,e,-
ponghEsepse rain an y b.EI m and H:I A-a 9'''
a.. and 63) p NJ. p, m
PetSskin train 3:f5'p. 500 o. n
sung sing train, 5:Jlp o y pm
1suyiovyu, 10 2. NJ. i4;5t 9 u So -
Persons in Brooklyn purchase cAt't ct Westcotft
Irrre,, Cfce No 2Gg Nsshr stontt. City Esl Square
1d hve their bsgzase checked ct their resdeIces - AZ
4. F. SMITH. Superintendent
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,,TW-YORK 4 NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
y WINTER ARRANGEMENT. $50
'- COMBINING DECENbEk l. lS6' a, 80.
station IN New-yo'k corner 2iih IT. aud F'haV'

ps,r,r Station i NesS ok. corner 2ih d. sHu ''"A'
entrance on 2i'h-st
TRAINS III AVE NFW-NORk: ...,
FosNew.Dsyen, = IL. liz J; II 10, 10 V>A'! ' 49,
o. 3rids.rort "a m Qr); ala &ls tE1 $40 4'''
or Milford strsova yaisa, Southport and "e'P0H
'' l3 yacSsik go a NJ ul5 2IS tEK 80 49, 1913
FOR ii DrieD aud Greenwich l. 40 MT l2lo $40 i'
' FoP Stanford :, I). $50 i2l' 'lS ttiA 3d.
d3r 80. P. -. ,..- ,,,,. ,,s,,ops : go q m 4;
A. IS L 20 $50 $50 o 30 P ". .
- pm chester and kew.kocLeIe, p m
-" CONNECTING IhAlNS.
Dor Boston via sphngfet m (hHl "Io thil' 0p u
Tor Boston, via Shore Line, l2l5 :; m a., ,,rc,,
Tof IisI:foid and SPIN lsid Ok, l' 2l' tE1l
co.nec.icut River Railroad to Montreal T. m EHl
Eor Hartford Pso,ideaes. aud Fishkill Railroad IN
o. YsTIIsSen, NswLoDdOn md StoniDston Railroad Al
go. ~ Baifoad L. & D. m to Northampton
yor Houssionc Railroad TO fiisneid. m.
Icr Naurstuck Railr0sd. g. N. 20 p L. . -
tor Ds p5urv ard Norwak Eailro 3 ~ - SOP: m
Coumoaous Sleeping Ct siached To- be p m lISio.
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Bon Book open for any 81 TIE hDgte eIrhias "
TO RuIs. TIP BACHELOR OF ARTS, BeLp
sTROKE FOR a HUSBAND, THE IRISH hEIhESS'
snd LOVE AMP MONEY
w The Bhllsot and BsAn,ifai
tIhAS
70. the l..i time ia ,hr Gfsad Mi,.ry Drama OF
TIE WRENCH SPY
BEAUTIFUL DANCES, .,a...,
The popular character actor
Mr. {. ". COULDOCK. "a,
FOR tho LAST WEEK ~ he charming pertorsdou Of RI
IHE CHIIkEY CORNER
THURSDAY EVENING"
the Performance WI, comuoncs with Tho do4s,e drama Of
Tax Chimney CORNIN .
Peter c w CouldocE
~ THE FRENCH SPY.
'''""''''"c rBAs IN THREE CHARACTERS.
FRIDAY-BEEftIT OF q. w tOuLDOCk.
In rehearsal The dun. % TIE WIZARD sklFf.
CUBAS Al ALEXIS. TIE PIRATE BOY.
VliEATRE FRANCAIs-NlBLOs CON-
CERT SALOON.
sATUHDAN Jan. 81, lerJ
MERCADET LIZ FAIsECR
Conedi. in three acts by H. de- BaE,t.
Doom open 81 u curtain ht-s al O'clock pioe'ry
on for Subscriptions add Teserysd sesi', H. DARpoS-
VILE. No. Gly Brosdwly.
DROADWAY MENAGERIE, No. 600 Broad.
40 way--L. U Lent MauageL-Opeu daily from 10 ~ to
" p ' "''" '' IN XIX i'' WIFE 1NiSiiLS
T. America The premises occupied by the Nsrssefie bav
tug been IA ter ally enlarged IN iciuI I,, nm,
will be sveo, M m. aud =! 2; N. when lie
WOnDEkfUL rEtrokniNG ELEPHANTS AHroN1
AND CLEOPATRA, ,
who actually stand upon their ssds dance PLAY ppon musical
indictments. and eIeeuie other feat, Of an equally eiu9
DIARY character VII be i.Sdse.a ,Ssiee ~, I nps
Admit sion - cents. Children under ton ID cents
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OsfG6ylthe &ranfbett.

gDenm BET irreeeettee unflu8e Singing au8nbet ba6
ben &ent btefer ibmer5baten Sranfbs in ausenpm-
fIb ser bic 8urbt por GGtocdtu3 tbn obdredt td an
ene su renbe au wel6e 8ol5e ibrsr @rjebuna unb
toartet u anee BIG bic S1nYtpe Sts3 dredlien ebels
wte 8: Q. e1 nit @ei9w1 ent3datees Sals, cine b6e
gaIe Gnter3 tm &ppfe unb In BEN @lperr &taatm et8
@ef6t8 Soubbett, &u8p d1le Der Sau &npen ben 8ct
unb &rnte, iinnen i'm @ei6te unb BEN Grtrenl-
ten 9 etsen pe fann hiee eteG nit elmer ffredlt9en
S&neatefet Dor & 6retten, Bis ;ulest Der Gamen unb
6e Nantnp@en einfdgeu3 bd5 Sper trr r@baeu &ranf-
tett etu e0tnitanb te5 Wtteib8 :rb unb Ger stS ene
ifrefden 2cioen baturd eia Gnoe ma&t bas TIN mad
tenem Qanbe gringt fet eiienter surdtebrt.
@s til cine traurtst &taade, has Sauen6e beIer frrt-
baren &rantte gum Opr fnlen, in 6plee Der llnset
lGett unptlIenber Drabfer, ree bur Mrpeu6ung eaes
tpetlen 0tes te8 WterS bic Gpnutipn perntbten unb
ben 9elt OeS 9eten5 IN Elm elen0es Daien eerpauben.
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Volf8flafiea an @ifer unb Opferbereitpiuioz
felt benen Der bGberen Stdnbe nadaqben
ebeniOwenia blieben AUDI bic 6rauen bieIer
&la1en 5urid.
So erI9tenen 1880 zines Cages aus
einem itber Iieben Stunben BON 8arIbalt
entfernten OCrfe 1aebr benn bunbert SSrauet
uno 9Hdo4en nnb sp9en init Spaten unD
Safe our9 bic StraBen Der Saupt1tabt ZEN
Saan3en gu. Sic ianeen @aterlanbalieber,
uno porat1 l9ritt eine Sunefrau in frpmner
5altun9, 9efletoet in einen meiBen nit
9urpurltretfen beletten lleberwurf in Der
Sano etne Nfalurenfa9ne, tpprauf Der 8er8
9eittdt mar:
u@ilet, GS9ter 26anba'8 Der,
@ebet, ie9et 9rusa'8 QBGQe!
Silt berbei our 2anbe8pebr,
Sretet an Der Mduuer SteOe !"
98as QSunper, tpenn bic beiBblatioen Wpe
len, our6 iol4en NnbItG auf'8 bSdite bez
9etltert, 3u Gaulenben benz 8etnbe entaeoen.
1tiir3en
Ote POltnnen l6itren bic Blammen.
limb bteler tpbe8mut9iaen, olfe Stdnbe
unb IlterSidt4ten umfa1enben 8e9eiIterun9
SeSeniiber er5a9lten bamal8 1880 bic @eS
tetsburser 3ettunSen:
Die Gtnfii6runs Der Oisciplin i'm 6eere
uno Die sere9elte Organization Der germaGs
tur8 babe pen Teinpen per 91ube cine Ser
lebuns Der Serfoiiuns seOGu9t; tbGridte
Sltn9lin9e bdtten, lOnbe Bar senug, @leia-
9eitnnte unter 9erIpnen 9efunben, bic, i9rem
Nufe unO ibren Satren mad, bteietber ben
5dnben Der 0eredti9fett bitten iiberliefern
lcllen; bic Deputirten uno Goelleute, bic
lpntt nod Oarum 9ewubt, bGtten bic Gn3eise
DasDn pahrldeinlid nur aus Mitleio unterz
laiien."
Inter ben GauIenben ppn 5Srauen unb
SunSfrauen, bic pamalS fir Bp(en tampIten
ullo lItten, ra9t Dor alien ein 6elOenudD6en
herpcr = Die litbauilde @rdftn @milie
Blotter.
SIN Sabre 1906 sebpren, aus elmer Ba.
trtotenfanlilie ublf1mmeno, tonnte ba8 iunse
Nfdo4en ni9t6 5errlidere8, al8 Elm freies
GutsrlanO. &iner tbrer 8ertpanbten batte
rnbnrOa unter &Oscius3fp gefdn1pIt. Sin
anterer Graf 9later, elm Rnabe bon 3pGlf
SaAren, bate in QBitna an bic 8ano elmer
S4ulltube seIdrieben:
n@s le6e bic Contribution pom 3. ltat J."
(S4lnb fOl9t.)
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0r. eSn1 MI On,

aRslieb be8 Gniglen GoQegiumS Der gBun6rte in 2pn
bDn @raSuirter eineS Der eren neb5istn @pueeen
Ser Gaate Get srDBtn &tetl etne8 2ebenS in ben
efsilern BON 2pAbpn, @1r6 @bilabelpbia uub
Stdben u8ebra6 bat etnte ber nuneebaren oetlnn9en
bplenbet BON benen bic Geibitte Ger We6tSn meB I'm
sbee 2etteub be an SbreniauIeu Nero6dt unb a6eren
Rrantbeiten Iitten pte .. aud. cte bel PSben &C.
rdu6en gu ebr r@refen be u GIT ertOtbtn Bertn9en
Reineteten II. (. H. Gur6en au8entlidl9 gebetlt.
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Belcnoere al beohteu !

Or. Spbnpn bietet afen Oenen feline lfe an He1e Fd
tir Clde eeteie nb unatirltGe Geif unb &6rper er-
orence r bic Mrbett 6ie @eieu6oe unb bic @e unfds
ma6enbe 2aiter gedwdft taber. ..
r fne einige Der rdursen u6 tefldsen8Sertben SOL
gen hcr frben @ewrbnbeten he's 2afers: S6S e i'm Jf
Ten un6 ben Giebern SmerSen i'm 8ppf S6pd6e be8 &C.
9tS gerlu Der Dtu telrd Ser;tlppfen net6ie llnrube
Wta9enl1pdc, llnprcuung Ger BerbaursS oaes
neine @nttrdftune, SqmPtpme ber S4pin6iucbt.
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E 4 .

bebeufen oB Elm 8encer Self ub Elm 0eunber &6rrer bic
nCtbpenoi9en @rcrterntle our eteltden Gafielt9teit
limb. a pbne tteie Wro bic ee res 2eb9n8 sur traurgen
9leertabr Die 9tueite heS 2eben8 pernlfern ii uo-
LID nn6 Die sele Wir6 er9rien ppn @errcfuue urb
ldndpltIdcn 8etra&tun8en baB uns sic 8reuten mcl9e
Mbbere eeneBen, perreigert iub.
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l1!tEeI( Der 9OreTe

9ie Dtee Gduiefe Wele wdGren6 Der letten eben;ebn
Sabre n bieier Nntalt tuirt mu ben unb bic Nenae Wtd-
tiger munbar5 5ben NNratpnen welde Or Spbnt0n aus
fI9re unb benen bic en9S apporteure oele onbere
~ % r,S S 1S Si ~ s a. pcTItEIt.en S,
Gboraer aIs @breran in 8e5u8 au Gbaratter unb Sc
mientafti0ett nb getenben eine btnretdenpe @epdtr
letltune.
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Junae Qsute,

bic d bur betmlte Safer seidwaG Eabtn, te e 70 pft
BON bpIen 2uen rber IN Der ue lernen beren Jcl>
sen lie onnd6tttb ipiren, ie1b I'm Sdaie, burd @pnp.
men, bic menn nneetbe bic @be unm08lib MAIDEN unb
Sbrper unb Get Serbren iOu iorrt hie nbtt9sn
te tbun. Gple perlpneu neu beppr e etneten In tie