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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18

CLITnRInI Music Hall" Guido Cave, "
the last sensation In New York and PhlIAdeiP hla,
las net With decided suesessi ali the parts beiBE
sApiiAlly Perfor AHd the scenery OF the nsSt
A6EliaSeht description, Nile Marietta RAvel,
the last Of the celebrated Gabriel RAVel family IL
underliaed TO appear next week.
VARIBTTns.-ThiS "wednesday afternoon,
y. m, the ladies' and clerks leVeO, On which
oesASioA . splendid bill Of novelties will be pro-
dusod, Introducing the famous young dAnSeuse,
Miss Helena smIth. The Management Als0 an
nsunee the oohtauAnos Of the prosperous engage
neht Of Mrs. Frank Drew. In addition, will be
performed the ErSAt drama Of" lon and Jerryi or,
Life In London" Ned Prices pupils in the pairing
HsenO. Tonight another great bill.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM PORT ROYAL.

A Transport blown Up BY TsFpsdsss--
Tsrrino Engagement In Charleston
Hsrbor.
NEW YoRK, May 1.-THE steamer Fulton,
from Port Royal, May Is, has arrived.
General Gordon has been ordered to Florida
to relieve the General at present there, dsnotius
that the court-martiAl on his case had resulted
In his favor.
mass State convention 10 called at Beau
fort, 8. c., May II, to select delegates to tho
Baltimore Convention. A similar movement
is reported on foot In Florida.
An expedition up May river, 3. c., saw . few
rebel pickets, who retired In . hurry. Another
expedition to Plnckney Island found no rebels
there. Another expedition to Dafuskie Island
captured ninety bales OF cotton. Tho picket
nres were still burning when our men landed,
showing that they had made . haSty retreat.
The armed steam transport II. A. Weed was
blown up by the explosion OF two torpedoes In
81. Johns river, Florida. Tho second enRi-
neer, a cabin boy, and one other Of tho crew
were lost. The steamer 10 . total wreck. A
large number Of other persons were wounded
some severely.
The steamer Plato got aground In the Hayan-
nah river, where large steamer, supposed to
be ram, came down from the direction OF
Savannah, but returned after accommodating.
The Fulton reports, whom Oh Charleston bar,
Nay II, general engagement was going on
between our Meet, under Admiral Dahl rOn +,
and the rebel forts and batteries on James and
Sullivau's Islands. All the monitors appeared
to be engaged, also the New Ironsldes.
Fort Putnam, on Gregg'S Island, appeared
10 be directing her nro principally on Fort
Sumter, which was replied to by Fort Moultrls,
on sulllvan's Island, and Battery simpkinsSbn
James Island. Tho contest was spirited, and
seemed to DO as general . ono a. has uAASp ired
since last GLtum.
The Fulton chased sblockAds runner, bound
out from Wilmington, on tho morning Of the
18th, fer dye and = half hours, and thca AbAu.
doned II.
New YORK, May IT, p. m.-The following ID
the Weed, which was destroyed on tue d.
Johns river:
KIed-C. L. Bell, nrst assistant engineer
Thomas johnson and Abraham Brown, nro.
meni W. Harding, Walter Stephen wilkins
coal HEAVIER.
Wounded-Capt. J. h. Swim, chief railroad
engineer OF department, slightly Capt. Gas
kill commander Of Weed, slightly; ThomAI
Collins, leg broken; Fred. HamiltoI, spine In
luredi Richard Whitaker, head fractured
Henry Coleback, thigh; Jacob Noreott, slight
lyi also, some twenty colored SoldieI belong
Ing to the Sd United States regiment, all Aor'
or less Injured.
Passengers by the Fulton GtAtS the engage
ment on Charleston was OF terrible character
Tho batteries on Morris leland were directed
against Sumter with the guns OF several moHl
tors. Sumter had been effectively repaired
and its DIRE was thought the atroHRSst which
has come from 1t. The attack vas bSlIsVed /,
have been made undSr OrGSIS fron he 4 Az
Department.
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An Important Order from Gen. sIr.l.

The Wheeling, West Virginia, InteRt0snesv
says that Gen. sigel has issued an order setting
forth that 1t Is the professional business OF
rebel agents and spies, a. 1t IL the pleasure OF
rebel sympathizing citizens within our lines, 70
originate and spread false rumors In regard to
the strength Of tho enemy, his positions and
his movements, for the purpose " misleading
the military authorities and alarming tho loyal
portion Of tho people. To suppress, ~ far a.
GERS and soldiers are directed to refrain from
conversing with citizens upon military matters,
and IN report TO the nearest commanding ON.
Ger or provost marshal the name OF any citizen
who pretends to have or give information OF
the enemy, that he may be arrested, examined,
and held accountable for the truth OF his 70
ports,
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tcorrespondsnes Of the Assosstsd Press.l
FROM THE ARMY OF THE PoToMAo


HEADQUARTERS ARMY o. TIE PoTonLc, May
l6.-After ten days successive fighting the
Army OF the Potomac was yesterday allowed 10
rect and recruit for another struggle eome
changes In the position OF the troops on either
aide were made during the day, and on the
right sllght sklrmish between the pickets &C.
CURED.
A column Of the enemy was seen moving
toward our right flank, for the purpose, Il Il
supposed, Of attacking our trains, but : por-
ton OF the I'd corps was sent 70 check them,
and their object was defeated.
II 10 almost impossible to discover the posl-
ton OF the enemy, as they keep In and behind
the woods, their pickots only being Observable.
All the prisoners taken during the late bat
Ties have been sent hence. Notwithstanding 90
large . number were conveyed through hos
tile country, not one escaped, owing TO the
strict vigilance OF the 6sth Penns ylyania, Col.
Winslow, who acted As thar guard to Bale
Plain. - 81 49,.
Our wounded At Belle Plain have suffered
terribly on tho road. Many had TO ride IL. army
wagons, on account OF there not being q sum-
being In shocking condition, they were, OF
course, much bruised on the trip, many diving
on the way. Fredericksburg 10 general hos
pital, and full Of wounded, but they are now
being well cared forj the Sanitary Commlssiou
finally getting their supplies down 70 them
pOho " pIiboucIb came IN durtnB tno might.
day or two since guerillas on the road to
Belle Plain selEed several ambulAnces with
wounded, took horses and wagons, and left
occupants In the road. A dosen Of the party
were Afterwards captured.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THu PoTonLc,
Nay II, lSs4-Iestorday was very quiet along
the lines, excepting somo skimishinE in the
centre BY Burnslde's mon, ahd Q few shells
thrown BY Birnoy's division to feel the enemy,
which, however, elected no reply. The rebel
sharpshooters, however, held their ground.
During this time division Of the I'd sorps was
sent to retako possession OF two hospitals Of
ours, which were abandoned on Saturday last,
with about I'VE hundred wounded In them.
The rebel cavalry had been thore and helped
themselves TO such articles a. they wanted, and
had calculated on taking all the oseupsnts
away to-day a. prisoners, but We were Just in
time, and wagons being sent, all were brosghi
away, with tents, supplies, otc.
A surgeon left In charge Of hospitals 81
Wilderness battle .held, reports the capture OF
! eight hundred Of our wounded thsro, and their
transportation 10 the rebel lines, from which
he escaped. He says our wounded are suffer
Ing for everything, even broad, and that no
surgeons are there 70 dress their wounds. The
roads are Improving, and movements OF i'm
portanee may soon be expected.
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HORsEs / HORSES HORsEsl
wan DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BuEEAu,)
o OTTIcE OF CHIEr QUARTErHAsTER, }


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this
once until "a O'Clock m, THURSDAY, May 18th,
1884, for two thousand @ ,ooo) CAVALRY HORSES,
esEo, Illinois, and two thousand I2OOo) at Govern
nent stables In Davenport, Iowa. within sixty (6o)
day, from date OF contract; -.,-.,-----,,
Said Horses to be sound In all particulars, We II
broken, ful In lesh, from fifteen lb) to sixteen (6
hands high, from Ave (bl 70 nine (9) years old, In
Eood condition, and well adapted In every way to
These spec 'acatiOnI will be Strictly adhered to
and rigidly enforced In every particular.
Ne bid will be entertained unless accompanied
By guarantee for Its faithful performance.
!, ID should any United StAtes officer guarantee
the proposal OF = biGder who should prove to be
irresponsible, his name will be reported to tho Sec
Rotary OF War, with a recommendation that such
officer be Dismissed the service.
Az bidder, and g1drGnfors t1M Be held 70 ne irtofth
seeouni bliy and euery failure TO somiIy Diih terms
Of eOnirae Or 10 make ne coraet BhsH awarded, iOH
b ldlonsd BY prOi'con 10 he JLi eItsn Of The lGT
ton to this ONCE or to the Unted states Quarter
mAlte' . at Chicago and Davenport.
Successful bidders will be prepared to enter into
written contracts, with good and sufleent securi.
ty, Immediately on the acceptance Of their bids.
The oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid.
The undo signed reserves the right TO reject all
Bids for enc hundred uOo) horses AID upwards
will be entertained.
Bids for he entire number Of Horses required are
kvited.
Pay, hen, will be promptly made en- ssnplction
Ne MdTef btH oc Trcetpca.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Cav
airy HorseI,n and addressed to Lieut.. Col James
A. Ekin, Chief QuArtermAIter, Cavalry Bureau,
WAshinEton, d. e.
Any other Information will be promptly EiVeA
On application personally r ~ letter. t e
Li.ut...n, Colonel and chief ousrter@aster,
Cavalry Bureau.
~ Purchase In the open market will be con-
tinued At Chicago and Davenport until the con:
trast 10 awarded. Payment made In Certificate Of
Indebtedness Tor eight horses or more. myi7-lot
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Local NAVAL MLTTHRs.-On Monday after.
Aosn hsstSAmOr BAltinoI burst OHe OF her ste I'm
pipes just before the tins fer her to leave the Navy
Yard Tor Fortress Monroe. Several days will BE
required to repAlr the damage. The Iteamer kius
Philip left All o'clock this nsTninE to join the
PotomAo notillA. Captain Parker went doWa on
her 70 resume command Of the Meet
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Tm oAly place whore you can pHrShAse E.dIa
kI5bN goods OF all kinda ~ Hsady assupGI prices q
u II, 4, HALLS India Rubber WAT0houSo, no
POnnsyVAniA Ayenuo, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, ell kinds Of rubber RSods beGutl.
ully repaired ~ HhOrt notiSs. mar Nm
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NEW YoRK BTILAs.-9 sAtlSmSR'I Ol1usinS ~
HSS sSd FStAtondblS ~ large ASssrteA for Dress
AAd business wear. The Lnglllh SAX AAa walk.
n S; :a:. ' :S:I.9 4 i SisSG 'd' AA IA
WALi, AEArHAHa h o.,
OSo-6 - Pa AV,, bOt, Idath Aal TCnth d.
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boMBTnIss Nlw LNB BILuYITUL IN geld.
plated Foods, both ladies AAd EeutleueH's wear, Al
ans PennsylVAnia Aveaue, noAr EeuF-AAd.A-hGl all
street, 81 tie Dollar JuWelry store.
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New YoRK, May 1.-THE chairman Of the
finance committee Of tho Metropolitan Fair to-
day handed . million dollars TO the Sanitary
AdVrhtr.
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WHIYIHuRsT's GALLlRT, ~ PENNSYLVANIA
AVIHUE.-ThiS celebrated establishment has Just
boeA elegantly rented and furnished. Has one OF
the largest collections OF Photographic legAtiVes
In this country, numbering over hfteeA thousand,
SmbTAsinE llkenenaea Of distinguished persons
both civil and military. LkeneSseI OF many OF
these fallen In battle eaR BE obtained here. For
superior work, WhitehurGt Outltripplns his CON.
petitOrI, received q medal At the Worlds Fair,
londoA. Particular attention 10 called to his new
imperial Photographs, also NiSnstta now much
ought AfSoT, AoVlt-H
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GOLD GoLD!-The only place In this city
where they make sad re'point gold peas 10 Al Sis
seventh street, up stairs.
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EDWARD EVInnrT LITHRARr ASSOCIATION
The annual pie sic Of this Association was held
yesterday the Washington Park, Seventh street
As We received ne Invitation to attend II, We are
net able 10 give an Aesount OF the proceedings.
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EREEDoM NATIONALI

II IMBALL h SINCLAIR, PRACTI-
IN CAL hACHlNlSTS and TepAiTSrS OF Printing
Presses, steam Engi ,eS, Boilers, Sewing MaehiAsS
ks shop, In ror OF the REPUBLICAN once, Ninth
street. between PeAnGy lVaniA avenue and d street.
Personal attention devoted to the business, and
All work guaranteed " give IAtlIfAsti0p. GDIl-ln
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1900 REMOVAL 500
TO NEW BUILT Ne,
.."''' 81 500 q
SEVENTH STREET
JoIEINs ODD FELLowS NALL
JAMES s. ToPHAM & CO.,
FAVE RHMoVED
TIER We'll Known, Old EstAbii,hod
TRUNK, sADLBRY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT HANuFAcToRY,
INV bull DINO
v.,., i, - e 500 q
aEvENTH STREET,
| DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
| where may be found, OF our own manufacture, .
noIt complete assortment OF every style and price
VI A SAppLEs AND BRIDLEs,
/ AREAsT COLLAks AND MARTlNGALES
FINEswoRD BELTS, with ToPhHm'S Patent Slide
''l' A'H TSsSTSiS q PATENT SPURS
L1NG Gici.2Fs PHTENr CURB and NOSE STRAP
| - FOR SALE;
| EWBANK'S PATENT SPUR,
| STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS,
| BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
| H0ASE COVERS AND BLANKETS
MnrrAS1 AND CITIZENS
| -, HIDING AND HARNESS BITS ,rrx
L H
lr.4 HAHN ss.
| FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARNAGE, AND
| RUGGY HARNESS.
ZINE SINGLE CARRIAoE, BUGGY, AND EA'
suT fShsS AS STAGE WAGON, CART, AND
| PLOUGH HARNESS..
WHIPs.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
| RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
TRUN ks,
.soLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALIsAs,
| IRON FRANZ TRUNKS,
Woop gox TRUNKS IS Hs ASD IALJM nova
| Amy VALIsEs AND PACKING TRUNK
| LeLGher and rCAAVASS PelliLleur Bags, Leather,
Canvass GAd Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
IsGtahelG,, Toy Trunks and School 1AtohslH, and
RE hENB ERR
81 500 d
sIVKNTH STR 1T.
| EFFIGY ARMY MIRRORS. ~
H5UTAcnH, On EHBRoIDnRY MI
BRAID, IuGLL AND BEAD GIMP, -.
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JoHA JOLLlFFE,

ATTORNEY AHB COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
HHs rSASVOd his SASs v the NorthsASt corner Of
Fad rftesnth streets, SppSEtS the east
satTGnSo Of the Treasury building,
WAahIngton City, b. c.,
AtisAAS SsDsSiAuy v SlAinS uPtl ihs Uni'ed
tAhaa, lYIku
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sIEyIp Tim RIsuT.--The following ON.
GERS, who left tho field without auiicieAt cause
were seat to the Old Capitol yesterday, Aud will
30 returned 70 the hort under guard: Lieut.. J. A.
Ashley, iosth New Isrkt Lieut.. y. Griflth, Itsd
l9oth New York. Lieut.. ", s. Mortimer, Ilsth Pa
Lieut. Thomas @. Palmer, lat Michigan; Lieut.
Va. Moore, Sli New York.
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& + N = L
SAVT DEPARTMENTAL
WABHlNoToE, May . lsst.
There will be offered for sale at public auction
e. THUR1DAT, June ., at II O'Clock N At the
United States NAVY Yard, WAshingtoa, about
seventy.hVs Thousand pounds OF Copper scale.
II cSh be examined at AuJ NmS previous to the
day OF sale upon application to the Comm sndAnt
ofthe Washington Navy lard. Samples OF similar
scale have SHOWN 81 per cent, 81 metallic ooppsr.
Twenty per cent. Of the purchase money must
be deposited At the uas Or the sale, and twelve
days will be allowed to remove II from the yATIJ
and II not removed the deposit will Be forfeited
to the Government.
All payments to be nAds In Government fqndI,
Yard ny7-eoSW
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
- AND hULEs.
cHTIF QuARTERNAsrEn's oTyion,)
DEPOT OF WAEHIEoToE,
WARRINGTON, d. C., April n, ISSt.
VIII be sold At public auction at the Corral,
1eAr the obletyht Try, IA the city Of WAlhInE'ou,
.: g o. WEDNESDAY,, May II, 1854, Anl
WEDNESDAY, May Is, 1854 . lot Of
HORSES AND MULEA
condemned as unht for public serVIse.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock =. m.
d. II. hUCKER
mig. Gen. Ahd CHIEF QuATtermAIteT,
Ap77-ir Depot Of Washington.
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Growers THEATRE.
VI IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
, nir; Grover takes great pleasure in announcing
RETURN OF THE GRAND OPERA COMPANY,
recently 80 very successful here, and more recently
tron the most brilliantly successful seasons In
PhilAdelphiA and Bsstsn ever known In those
cities.
Ia addition TO the originally strong company,
Mr.. Grover Is plsAssd 70 announce that he has en-
THE GREAT lAsso rRoFuNDo.
hERAANSsi .rpM.Nr,, HEkMANN''
From the Royal Itali.a Opera, London, and lately
the great sensation OF the operate Circles OF New
Tis a well knswn fact that this gentleman.
connection with haretI-ka Opera Company, at
the Academy OF Music, New York, was the ohior
cause OF tho recent unparalleled season there, and
that his Withdrawal from that Company was the
oesasion Of the sudden and unexpected termInA-
tion ofthe season. Herr Hermanns has been
ENGAGED AT GREAT EXPENSE,
and the Chorus and Orchestra have been material.
nav AND SUPERB Co,TUMEs AND PROPER.
have bee. added in order that
ALL lHE GRAND 0PEkAS
ENriRE AND COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL.
The Company still embraces the established IA
MAD. BERTHA JoHANNSEN, Prlmn Donna.
MILE MARIE FREDERICI, PrimA Donna,
MILE PAULINE CANIssA, PrimI sOubretts,
MILE LA ROCHE, Contralto, from Hamburg.
HERR FRANZ hIMmER, Tenor RobuIto, from
HEIR THEODORE HABELMANN, Tenor DIA-
HERR ZINsHEIM, selSndo Tenor.
HERR HENRY sfEINEcKE, P limo Baritone,
'H HERR KRoNFIELD secondo Baritone.
HERR HERmANNS, Basso Proiundo, from the
Royal italian oPers, London.
HEIR ANTON GRAEF, BAsso Profundo.
HERR CARL LEHMAN, b1bIo Buffo.
brsideI POWERFUL CHORUS aud GRAND Or
CHESrRA under the direction OF CARL An
IN THE EXTENSIVE REPERTOIRE
o. ,hi. grss. Company are lpSlgdsd The popular
TASNHAUsER," ola DAME BL kNCHE,m
"LA BARB ERE DE SEVILLE "tIDELlon
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR" srRADEL-
La" and several Others never witnessed In Wash
The season will necessarily be
CHOICEST GNAND OPERAS OF the REPER-
TORE.
The season will commence on
MONDAY EVENING, Mayo,
With Floto"IsAArninE ogerSof
or, THE FAIR AT RICHMOND.
with seats reserved, may be procured At MetEeFotEI
music store Fl TH n9s DAT MAY 18th,
At the following priessi
0reheItra SasI;: 90 90
LIVE ' SINGLE ADMISSIONS. ''''''' ~
Orchestra ChAils 90
Dress Circle and PArquet ..................... 90
Reserved SeAu., 'oO cents extra
%IrI.tf w ''"''
A CONCERT OF VOCAL MUSIC
n WILL BE sIVEN
o. the Pupils OF the Female Secondary Schools,
under tbs diLsSti.n Of Prof J. II. Daniel, at the
ani NhanR
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ADJUSTMENTS,

4 LnONhho lhbhi NE. 49,.
~ rsnnsIlysnia avenue, near Wlll.Id'. Hotel
Ii''' u Sr'T.f'' s:S SSs:iaa, iii:.' Ths.,F.'
Phladelphia.
The Coolest Thea re In America. Ventilated By
m. over Uns hnnarsd Winaovs,
nWhIEh loh IHk AUDIENCE.
-. nlht put three Of the brilliant engagement
81 NAtaret GLeat dslineatot.
49,, MISS MARY PhoNOyT,
VIII ~ speeih request, And ewing 70 hs UMPIRE
eeaented success the artintea being unanimously
eAued bafore the surtaln Tour times during lite per
iofmsnns,
THIS tWEDhEsDApE EVENING, MAY
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VARIETIES VARIETIES
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Fronting Penn'e avenue Ann ninth sIreet.l
SIGN OF THE BIGGEST DRUMMOND LIGHT
Sign Of the Revolving and Globtd LiShts
IT The lllu@ mt Amusement Temple
FiTz siMMoNsf. stage Manager and AdyeTtiTsr
THE ONLY GREAT PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
that has not experienced any OF the present muse.
OWING TO THE FACT THAT THE STRUCTURE
OF THIS kDtFICE,
THE MERIT OF THE MAMMOTH SHOW,
SUMMER RESORT OF THE PEOPLE.
CROWDS UPON CROWDS
nightly assemble at the
VARIETIES.
THE GENTLEMASLY EX.MENBER OF THE ?.
r., MR.. NED PRICE,
has kindly permitted two Of his pupils to appear In
sPARRING SCENE,
10 the fun, frolio, and naIh drama,
TOM n JERRY TOM 4 JIRRY;
sPARRING MEN
SCIENTIFIC PROFESSORS,
Am.teur, and Admirers OF Friendly Nil and
BY NED PRICE, PUPILS AND OTHERS.
All other professors and amateurs wishing to
participate II friendly hand In the art OF self.
defencs will please apply TO Bob Wo'dwell. At the
Smithsonian House, put down Their mark and
THE ROPES AND STAKES
will form ring around the stage. seconds Bottle
holders, Time keeper, peteree, and the Athletes,
IN THE RING COSTUME,
WILL FORM THE MANLY PICTURE.
The Wind up promises woFlA of sport, and will
REAL SCIENTIFIC FIsTIC DISPLAY.
A match between Two NoVlees previous TO tho
wi dup will be introduced.
NO LUUO BETTING WILL BE ALLOWED.
A
The tpnrrinE arrangements under the BupsriR.
tendenee Of = well-knoWn k"irht OF the
BUNCH OF FINES.
THE GREAT MUSIC HALL SHOW.
THE GREAT DANSEUSE OF THE DAY,
The noIt exquisite yotAry OF the modern ART OF
dancing,
HELENA SMITH.
The accomplished yOunE actress,
MAS FRANK DREW,
Of the Arch street Theatre, PhlladeIphIA.
Mrs, DreW's Arch street TheAtre, Philadelphia,
where she 'p RGyls nj IspG FsS6R #
GO SEE hER, GO Sen TIE FIGHT, co SEE
THE SHOW.
MILE LIMA WINDEL.
THE TWO NEW DANCERS HARE,
HLLE AMELIA ANO MILLI CRIED,
Also, the yGnGs JHysnilGIy ,s-
kitty AND LILY.
mS1GSGiEVERSoI AND ANNIE rLLMoNn.
and the great Ethiopian Troupe,
BOB HALL,
FRANK KERNS,
yVHN THOMPSON,
HARRY OOOGoop,
CHARLES MCGUIRE,
HARRY FRANtIS
and tho star AND stock
D-VARIETY COMBINATION TROUPE II
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON PEkFORMAHCK.
LADIES' AND CLERKS LENEE
MASTERS AND MISSES MATINEE.
The Family and Friendly ReunIon.
BRILLIANT DAYLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT
Admission, IS and so Centsi PnVSts boTes -
Performance At In this evening mylG
EREEDOM NATIONALI