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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-06
The Repayment of Tares-1Leeting of Stock
holders of Columbian Insurance Co.

'a3a-JH Ha NEW YORK. Feb. 8.
This morning some two hundred represen-
tatiyes of banking and insurance companies,
from whom taxes have been collected in error
on United States securities owned by them,
appeared before the Committee on Annual
Taxes, to hand in their claims for the repay
ment of said Taxes. The aggregate claims
will probably be about one million and half
lumbar Marine Insurance Company to-day, it
was stated that eight hundred policies had
been cancelled since Saturday, the notes of
policy holders being returned on their pay
ment of pro rata premiums for the time the
risks had run.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-06

BooKKEEPER."-To any one in want of
a competent bookkeeper and accountant, we
can cheerfully commend the advertiser in our
columns to-day. Knowing who he has been
with, and what are his abilities, we are conf
dent that in that capacity he will give satisfac-
ton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-06

SUPERIOR favoring extracts of Vanilla,
Lemon, Almond, Rose, Nutmeg &c. A vari-
ETY. Of which can be found at Crosman & Cos.
Drug Store. The superiority of these extracts
consists in their perfect purity and great
strength. "You cant keep hotel without
them" 4 - "A
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-06
VirginiG on Reconstr,lction-Brut Outrage
by Negroes.

80 1ss fl NEW YORK. Feb. 5.
The Virginia Senate has adopted resolutions
cordially approving the course OF President
johnson on the question of reconstruction
They do not desire to renew what has been SO
conclusively determined, nor to permit any
one subject to their control to violate any of
their obligations to our government.
The Charleston Courier reports the NAL
treatment Of party of Pennsylvanians who
visited Johns Island, Jan. 10Th, for the pur-
pose of buying lands, by party of negroes
They were taken into custody and threatened
with death, until finally relieved by a sergeant.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 5.
The Senate to-day passed the House amend
ments to the State Constitution after reducing
the required period of residence in the State
to two years, and striking out the clause re-
quiring voters to pay tax.
The House passed the bill authorizing the
railroad from Lynchburg to Danville.
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Fire..
PITTsBURG. Pa, Feb

PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 3.
The depot of the Allegheny Valley Rail-
road at Lawrenceville, near Pittsburg, includ-
ing the round house, carpenters shop, engine
shop and blacksmith's shop, with eleven loco
motives, were entirely destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss heavy.
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From Georgia.

g'-e 1-le- sa MnLEDGEvILLE, Ca, Feb s.
The Governor has vetoed the bill making
valid all contracts between whites and freed
men. lefl oh f5-.lg,a fss rs.- ~er-rf
The Senate has passed bill allowing persons
to testify in their own behalf in criminal cases
onlv
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-06
Auction Sales.
E. NJ. PATTEN, AUCTIoNEER, 10 Exebanc. G.
Sails at Auction

ON SATURDAY, Feb'y 10th, at 70 NJ, at the Ion
" over Messrs. Ross g. Sturdivant, 70 Commerciai
ST., for and on account OF whom it may concern will
be sold Topsals, Foresails Foretopmast-staysail.
Main Jib, Irysail, and Tolgalantsail; saved from
wreck OF brig p II. Curtis Sails in good order part
10 sale. fai;Jtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-06

HOLDERS of tickets for the Eon Assembly
are requested to be promptly on hand this,
Tuesday, evening, as the dancing will com
mence precisely at o'clock. MANAGERS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-06

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb 5.
By the explosion and burning of the steam
er w. II. Garter, thirty-one persons were kill
ed and eleven wounded. Fifty persons were
saved.
The steamer General Halleck, lying at the
levee, caught fire this morning and wss burn
ed to the waters edge.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-06

ARRIVAL OF A STEAMER.-Steamship st.
George, from Glasgow 18th ult., arrived at this
port yesterday morning, bringing about 80
passengers and full cargo.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-06

BURNETrr's CocoAINE.-No other prepar-
atoms so exactly suit the various conditions of
the human hair. feb eod1y
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
1905 DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
iassa ,a- ia MIDDLE STREET.

-
o On'eo states Hotel
WHERE he would respectfully announce m IN.
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he his
years we have been in this cty we have ersS see
Of the worst forms of disease In persons VIII h
tried other forms of treatment in vain ava n1se
patients in so short time that the onestio 4, S
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this onset;
we win saw that all that do NOT stay cnrq aesu9n
nr n sn has Sean nroctiaa charge.
one years. and Is also regular graduated physician
Eectrlcity perfectly adapted to chronic diseases in
the iorm OF nervous OF SICK headache; neuralgia m
the head neck, or extremities; consumption when
In the acute Stages or where the lungs fully
invoved acute or chronic rheumatism, scrofula HID
diseases whlte swelings, spinal diseases Curvature
Of the splne, contracted muscles distorted limbs
palsy OF paralysis ST. vitas Dance. deafness, stam-
mering or nesitancy OF speech, dyspepsia, ndiges-
ton, constipation and liver COMPLAINT
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From, Wa1n,sno,o,, ". n.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Feb. 5.
The trst snow OF the season fell to-day, but
melted as it fell This evening it is cold and
sleety. The thermometer stands at twenty
degrees above zero.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-06
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 8.
F1our-unchanged.
Wheat-steady.
Hogs-frmer and held at II 80 a 1900 for city
dressed. Receipts 700 head.
Provisions-Mess Pork frmer; prime City sold at
20 90. -
Green Meats-in demand. Shoulders o; sides 70;
hams 16.
Lard-in good demand, and held at 1sc for prime
city.
Whiskey-dull.
Gold 1894.
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Groceries, &C., at Auction.

NVCCTIcS, &C, aI AuCCIOn.
ON MONDAY, February 9Th, at ten o'clock A.
occupied by Mr.. BAKER, all the stock is said
store, consisting of Sugars Teas, Coffee Molasses
TOBACCO, Spices, Kerosene OIL, Cider Brooms Pals
vinegar, &C., &c. Also the Furniture OF said Store
Platform and Counter Scales, Measures, Meat Block
hnlves Cleayers, Meat Saws, large Ice Closet, &C.
&c we must close cut this stock as a new line OF
business goes into the Store immediately
on HENRY BAILEY s. CO., Auctioneers.
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WASHINGTON, Feb.

Important Decision by the U. s. Supreme
rFE Court.
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Farm for Sale,

In Westbrook, near Aliens Cor
Ann n ner, about 81 miles from this city,
There are about % acres OF land d.
~ Ia1ff1S vided into tllage and pasture land,
AEl45z7L42 with some wood and House and
Barn thereon. Apply to CHARLES II. HILL, on
the premises.
Jan 12-d4w*
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Notice.

Notice.
TIME Annual Meeting Of the Portland Union Rail-
l. way and Back Bay Land Co.. will be held at the
office Of Moses Gould on TUESDAY, Feb. 9Th,
at o'clock p NJ for the choice of officers for the
ensuing year. and the transaction of any other bust
ness that may legally come before them.
j. N. WINSLOW,
Jan 30-dtd Secretary.
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Eastern Packet Company

Eastern Packet Company
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockhoiders
i Of the Eastern Packet Company viii be held at
TTIESUAY FEBRUARY 9th 1885, at O'clock p NJ for
the Choice Of Oicers for the ensuing year, and the
transaetion of such other business as may legally
COME ''''' NJ. N. RICH, Secretary.
portland. jan goth, 1s66.-isdtd
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TO r S A l. r!

S4OO.OO turing business, well establish
ed of the principal Streets ofths city. BUSH
ness all cash. The best of reasons for selling.
For an Interview and inspection of the business,
address 1d T. L. c., Portland P. o.
Feb5-d3t*
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-06
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam |!

For Coughs, Cslds and Consumption |!
ESTABLISHED in 1882, and still the best kmoson
~ remedy for all affections Qfthe Lungs, Throat
Chest. BE careful to get the genuine.
REED, CUTLER 8 CO., Boston, Proprietors
large Bottles, $1.00. Small, 80 cents.
Pure Cod Liver OIL
Bottled expressly for Medicinal use by REED;
CUTLER q Co., who have facilities for obtaining OIL
OF the most reliable quality. Large Bottles sloo
Nov 10-d&w6m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-06

Grocery Stock for Sale.
THE Stock and Fixtures ofthe store recently oc-
i cupied by Gould s. Whittier, can be purchased
at a bargain by applying to
q - 10 lewis PIERCE, "a Middle St.
Jan 3o-d1wss : q ~ ~ Z ~ ! " II y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-06

A GOOD, convenient house in the vicinity Of Cum
n berland or Oxford Streets. Rent not 10 exceed
1925. Enquire at this office. ~
Portland, Feb. 1, 1855. " $3.50 DIV
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Horses, Carriages, Sleighs, &C.,
@ a At ATrCTTON,

WE shall sell Horses, Carriages, slelghs, Robes
w Harnesses, &c.. A''''''
Every Saturday at 4 O'Clock A. M.
At Forest City Stable, Federal and Lime Sta
where Carriages can be stored and Horses boarded IL
desired, previous to or after the sale "
These sales win be under cover and held without
regard to weather. - '
f Dec 14-dtf N-S'
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For Sale at Auction.

rI'HE convenient and eommodious Hotel ON Main
street, Saco, better known the sSaco House -
WIN De sold at public auction, at ten O'Clock a. M.
on the - day of january next, unless
previously disposed Of at private sale. ~--'''~
The house has been kept for the last few vears INV
Rufus M. Lord. Possession given ism Jnly 1see !"
For particulars enquire of : - - -''o'
DR.. j. E. L. KIMBAIL. saeo
Dec 20-dtd -' "1'AAnu'
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w ants, Lost and Found.

Wanted. ss9o
A N Agent in every town in the State Of Maine to
cle Ladies OF Gentlemen wishing for q rare chance
to make money should call on, OF addresses, 60
j. HANKERSON s. CO.,
81 ..-....7 100 Middle Street,
Nov 23-dH Portland, Maine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-06

Gentlemen's Tickets, s1.OO; Laiies' Tickets, so
cts, to be obtained at Paines Music Store Crosman
& Co.'s, Thomas G. Loring's, Charles Mccarthy,
Jr.'s, William Melaugh's, and at the Door of the
Hall.
Doors open at half past seven O'Clock.
Jan. 90. I'd
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House for Sale.

THE three-story Brick House No. 70, corner Of
i Danforth and Tate Streets. 1t has all the mod
ern improvements and is In excellent condition.
The house can be examined any day.
,l.sEre RUFUS E. WOOD,
ir- rfJ 7-G- No. 10 Central Wharf.
Portland, Nov. 8, 1S65-istf
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,.s7h bsa Wanted. a"an
~ Vessels to load deals at st. John, N.
.5AA B., for English and Irish Ports, at high
14 est rates offeight. afg.a -s
To load lumber at same place for Calves
ton, Philadelphia and Richmond. q
LITTLEJOHN q CHASE,
No. 4 Central wharf.
Aug. 29-dn ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

NJ yormosc' Of Ferts has taken up his o, AMI uacs
vigorously IN what sppcais At nrsl nght 10 DO hops
Lees cassc-a defence Of tho mcinory ani dpurse oS
Robcslerfr In hls "La4 1.yrcl d. Rssps~~~ rtrcusns
= snatta" aad "Ld1c. "a cssahsstsas" the wutss
represents thc great Jpcobin having been sry anna
bio sr OF person. dangrroaSiy fascinating in prssts
society, ant ono vho deserve wcn Of rcs'erty
Tue nineteenth volume of "csvrsss-~sssrcs d. Ha,s
tNr ~ has appeared IN PARIS
~ Dosta, Tie Imperial pabl,,hcf, his j,si tzuea
nnoihsr I.@pLict Shieh b likely ~ attract much -
lcnti0n an Para u q enta'ed "NaPFi0n M a 70
rr.a" u " sas Tho work win create gas acssss'su
IN the political wsrid.
daughter % kisry Howttt Is sbost ~ pubi,ah, ~
london book easi,ics "A yc.r IN Sweden with rrcf
ctka Brcmer " Tue young suibof ~ GIVE mn~i Ia
ter sting diary OF twelycmDnth visit and daily lst~~
With the remas abs lady just csos~ci not onig
IN s,ookholn, bp, hrAa to home q her ypaih asa
her chosen rs'ionco during he LAT dsys Of her i'fe
WILLIAM oARLvros. raw rHIrH wRIrgn--nis
rinAiTr lEoa AGE. Asp srRAiTiAAD oiaous-
brAscEa.
fFrsm the Northern VIII. Jan 81
We regret 10 learn that tha Eroat IRISH wntar suf
ferng under soyerc physical Iu1rmHy, which totally
prcciuias tho Further cEefcke q has literary po~sru
In hts seventy rs YEAR the authOr Of tho TRAITS ssl
Stories OF tho Irai Pcasaniry." h facnllc. ns-csrsa
and hi gi ali bod lost sffBrgiDg 20 maintain hius-
self and sfge family GiSo year, the rrndsam a
tho policy o. lnssrsDce snsc-i Coz us brn-a, u NJ.
survivors Feeling that his time s b. bat sbor .se
wihing " give him short ruApitH from pressing ossv
bforr be passes away, syms ~ hia ffbds IN bubiis
have nescOi s,0yesnl foe hss pg iurfeas 81
bin made ~ bis peDs0n during tso brief baiancs a
h1 IRE and :, hgpef that tho-e the Moth % ire
land wBo influential Gill not bs SOW 70 thsN "
nn.oee on behalf Of w'iism csisson, sof'h H -'-sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEE

the volunteer service 81 all posts or stations occu
OF regulars and volunteers less In total strength
than brigade. excepting regularly established subsst-
enoc depots The officers so relieved will be ordered
Once.
BY order OF the SECRETARY OF WAR.
H. d. TOWNSEND Assistant Adjutant General.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Captain Godfrey Weiszel Engineer corps late General
OF Vosunteers, arrived Ut New Orleans the 6h inst
en- rofs to Washington, to DO examined preparatory 10
promotion.
General Sheridan left Few Orleans for he Rio Grsnde
on tho 7th inst
General Giles A. Smith, late commandment First dvi-
sion twenty NTH Army corps and General W. + Clark,
Formerly OF the Third division OF the same arrived Ut
Now Orleans, en- yuue North, the 9Th inst
Forms 10 Dad 20, Revised Regulations for the Issue OF
rations to recruits have been materially changed Tho
now blanks 70 be had aspiration the Conmis
sary 0eneral OF sasslstence, United Skates Army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19
sermon ny the Rev. Dr. ArmItsge.
sssiygasARY or TaE rIvrn AVE-
NUE. BAPTIST CHURCH.

The congregation Of tbs Ffh avenue Bapl.si church.
located in West Forty smith street. NEAR The Fllth
noe celebrated yescrisy b. appropriate their
twenty aith anniversary The mornias zrvics CON.
mcnocd a. hspasi ten O'Clock By ths singing o. tho
o35h rsnin The pastor. Rsv W. Arnitssc. neat r-ai
tac 1874 ssd Josh. IsTs Subsequent 70 Slch psayer
WIS offered up and Ihs congregation SANG hymn. mo
Rev. Dr. Arniage bsa proceeded 20 deliver hisofieai
sermon, soaDding IN tnrtrpl of nfore~f 20 the
bers % the csDgfrg1lJB Hr nj rrted H. The orrska
iion 81 Tie church Norfolk reci in lsfi aud fppkn
20 gFgs lcazth VI tie former s-tDf, iss Res Ne Benz
~ q % wirso many trtaics he paid just tribute ~
~ cilc1tou A. the clsss of the speakers resnarkH
charles r. Goodwin. Fpg. the ae1iH deacon ~ the
shurrh, delivered . bfff aditr.. hymn ~ tfr c9n
Efr Ai0n and tho bgncdic0n bfn ~ tse o4ecisea 10
r9nciusiou.
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Letter OF Mr.. Doran X. ISiiiian 90 Alder
man Good win, OF Ottawa, &. W..
fsSAs BHorn nHoop. TFRAsray DsFkrfrRsr,
81 Rar aEvRNrKgsr1f sfaHrr Feb ~ 1s65

fsSfAs ENorlf' nHDOn. IFkA1raf DsFkrfLHfT,t
3? RAEr sEvENrEKsr7I gfanrF Feb ~ 1860
Nv Dx,s ssoGf1 AHr-A convention OF the Orange
cc,ics Of the Canadss "a snnoupcci be held your
city during the current month. This association l.
under the ban OF Englis, law and no0rousy used
OF insult and persecution against orr iri,
brethren of the Provinces collection Of W. lodges
al this time taken In connection with ils past history
and the arfnng OF "a allies In Ireland will materially
eIc.e the anxious interest of rishnen everywhere
and nowhere than IN the United states
II will rccoocons which should b, buried aud
excite passions only TOO eager for such eydcn-e OF
fnalcism beyond frontier. 10 every point Of view
n an III Judged nroAd the informal peace Of your
reoplc ard a constructive To tho feclinss Of
rood nsightorood songt a. be rfrtcrycd for item IN
this county, under adverse circumiiancet shouid TIE
conycBlonVc hsld aurur increased dia8euiiy shoaid
n 30 given ap apto latr reccdcB.s Of m'oh of the
Indignation efcsied ny The s. hans RAID former OrapTr
outage oad att p.ocosdns. o. uevhn 90 WHO'LL
ordrr.ioviug of Canada that the Battle o. tie
Boyno wiih now acccN'ionA Ds not IeIHSdufcdi fsey
vito conill 40 cou.t Old World feud ths
continent funn0t object errsneoun elements atieInpt
a. reversal u the OF world decision Depend rpm
It, however IRISH Americans favor eel ggycrfnout
north Of w. and rcfrobaio tendencies hostile 70 H.
arc determined - encourage cosDtrymei 10 sny
ef,sn, Gu nay ,oss ~ s a r.,s,ss
They shall not DO in~uited 90 INJURED Ia their ciass
character vlh inppuiiy, 70 lyohing On. Assaults OF
them arc us aud oct Of strength We hh4i
spare enough 20 pry,ect laeir seakncs
.ddfes you, dear pir, with yiew Of cslLng your
attention a local magistrate q Otlows 10 the groas
inleicity Of this Orange gaherinE Your assocsii0n
with the Inh element ~ further and better fossrn
While rcprcfslng tho spirit o. hll,usior5u here,
Il surely rot too much ~ Ask thai your population
meet a. In Ike mood. and rpres their fanatifs and
strife lie ths a. % uay, rcelPoci,y Of feeling
must iakr The place NJ c9mmerris drrocify, tiers
viii be o. warning than q comfort In tho fasore
hrory 81 the ifovtnc
Hop'nx 10 aec J on soon. sn my drsr ar very re-.
epectfuly yours DORIAN "a KfLiiAN
To JArfs GooDws. E4a., AiderfDso. esiy VI Ottawa
fan Wefi
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sermons ny Hishop Thompson, Late OF
India, and Rev. AicT. Graham, OF Fio-

SEEYfyYg Az rag ALLrs erEEyr " v. cnURr1.
Qaita idso congregation attended tue mpr,ins AMI
afternoon Al tiis church ycsieTdsy owing
20 The iriblo announcement, gvcu tina, Buhop
Thompson a.o OF India aud the Rev Aicx Grahanl o.
FLORIDA would oficisto A. the morning services Bshop
Thompaoa gave eloquent d-coursc touching CHI ny
tho reviyna which nov being held. In Tho after
noon Nj. Graham preached, Lakins Tor hs test Az
tenth Of tho twenty eighth chapter Of tho Pnphe,
i'aah--"Bchod lay VA ZION chief corner stone 'and
said the Interpretation OF THIS tsxt ~ that God hath laid
down afOnndii,on for man ye, man. knowing this. viii
build his hops something else which hath fonnis
tom hut God ~ coming aud lilo will discover this. and
all 80 shall be swept away. The foundation which
buiid must up, forever endure and expand II
b. proof agains, al tie that viii afiss-
OF sci ssss trials, trbui,i onp and death II must
resisi al these Where shall NO nnf thl. rock 10 build
upon' Beck In the foundation OF faith. aud Ito will
project aud sustain you, even amidst the wreck "
worlds when all human friends will ~ be Of
aDco 10 you God u ike unto rcck no Il able 10 and
will besr the weight Of 81 sinners Who will sock trust Ia
Him. He u the foundation OF heaven and earth Tho
peskcf thea continued Ia strong aud besiilul language
replets with S-ripinfs quotations., 20 speak ~ the
glpnes % God, and rccted numerous incidents ursrs
tive Of tho mercy Of the Almighty towards Tho
congregation i,stcncd foueboat with nsfkei attention
- the conclusion OF the rmOn tho quarterly collection
taken up, amer which. tho Dofoiogy having bors
Aang the services were concluded
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Barton Hill a. Richard cfnddock Mr. W JonBax
we'll will mako nrss appearance here Simon SinAss
and tho remainder OF tho cast b equally strong Ths
house will 10 crowded 10 ils utmost capacity
TONY rAsron's orEHA HovsE.
Tony Pastor incxhauslblo his resources, no IA
unng hls ondeayors 10 please his cosds Of patrons
and ircndA This evening lac will place another novelty
on he boards OF his neat opera house Ia tho Dowey 10
anew and entirely NsInal Ioos, drama called TIM Nov
YORK Detective. Written expressly for this esablshmest
ana TO 10 produced with new scenery, new costumes.
new songs and now tsblovx Tony Pastor appears ~
Billy TIE Boot Black Wa tho song. "Bl,ck Yoow
Boots" concluding with N,sw York On fee a skating
carnival at ccarl Park Introducing entire company
on ska.cs. songs dance and Coo will sbouad before
aud alter The performances.
0EOaGg CuEisrr's ANsrR.Ls.
George ChristS oils his Flr,h ~ebue Opera iioas
an usual with nirsh, nselody fun. tragedy, eomcds
and farce. He wiI-tnng cut this ey -fng new .aa
original SKETCH ensNied Hamlet Tho sin,y. Deaf ,as
Born Nancy Pat. bribe Guy Brothers, Soored co.srs.
by Abbott. Hodskas Hall and 0eorss eh'isy con
ciudios with the buries1Vs Raj kisqus de- -<''~s
TIM SAN rRAursco nissrMvs.
"Asdy Johnson's Proclasyssson.c sndwed by ,hS
San Frsncsoo Minsrcs plesSs everybody Of the tbss
sands who resort to their 1ns hall No % beokdwsSs
opposite tho Metropolitan Hor- hr-s nircswam
bold. Bernard and Baukus are ~n sissrs anA shssHih
Of q most amusing descriptions
nWrAsrs' Arrsuebs.
eoanta' company will afAcar tbs cvsn'W al No
chsn,ns Hs, broadway, IN 10 bsssksfsths Jubfus.
introducing Tho Anvd chorua. ~ Turfose Poly AfwL
eccentric song and dance By Dave Reed, Cruelty -
Johnny by so'ln Howard and han yAa,, tho Four
Graoco cr'9py. tho IAuio Fam, rcsconsiuds wiis'
"Chsw Roast Beef
ruLvsrRArEp TOUR or scott
Corric's Illustrated Tour of Eco, land al Hope
Chapel. Broadway, tbs Monday svching The cxhu'l
ton, which very magnificent and ,f ahahy interest,"
ug character will continue for sht q fca,n only Il
Introduces many sartlIng scenes with 10 most in.
sonions efecs. such storms. Scnpns tempea,s.
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ard Burns Tho pictorial display VIII ho cohancoib ny
appropriate musical pcrfurmanccs
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grand vocal and Instrumental concert. ~ 10 b. gru
IA Lafayette H,r. White I1eins ,hfs cs sning Lsus
Florence Reynolds. sssisted by nss tseot -t,i
perform