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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-13

TIE WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter
for sale, and III wrappers, ready for TIE mi Ais,
containing its great variety of residing matter:
A charming story entitled "Our Guest Marga
ret humorous sketches, "The twins, or selling
a widow &c; what are we to eat; Fenian
movements the great johnson Mass Meeting;
the meeting of the Old National Democratic
AstoclatIOni the rev IN the First Presbyterian
church. showing bow they manage elections
there: The Civil Rights bill; the Philadelphia
tragedy; Scandal in high life; the African
Conference, and how they elected our reii-
SIuus reporter; Virginia Affairs: Con-
gressi0nal and Council Proceedings; Whita
House Receptions: Foreign, Domestic, Mill
IarV. Naval, Departmental, and Local News;
Agricultural and Housekeeping Miscellany,
and the latest Telegraphic Dispatches from
all quarters.
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ORDER RELATING TO GEN. $. THOMAS

AS 1t has been stated to the prejudice of
Colonel and Brevet Brig. General Samuel
Thomas, late Assistant Commissioner of Freed
men in Mississippi, that he was relieved for
mcompetency, the Commissioner has pub
Ished an order, dated April 10, in which he
says:-"Colonel Samuel Thomas having been
relieved from duty as Assistant Commissioner
OF this Bureau, for Mississippi, by special
orders NO. 100, War Department, A G. o.. and
directed 10 report In person TO the Commits
sioner, in order to be placed on other important
duty. the Commissioner takes this occasion 10
thank him for the energy, fidelity, and ability
ne mas displayed IN the discharge of his difficult
and delicate duties, while laboring for tho
freedmen IN the Mississippi valley
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TROUBLES IN THE INDIAN COUNTRY

The Bureau OF Indian Affairs has lust re-
ceived telegram from Colonel f. Is. TAYLOR,
at Fort Laramie, communicating the following
from the Sioux:-"Red Cloud'' and "Spotted
TaiF' are assembling their bands on the north
fork OF the Cheyenne river, called the Belle
fouche. Some "Minnie Congon" and ssOsal
lala' young men tried TO get a war Marty Sn :
were quickly suppressed by sRed Cloud and
other chiefs, who killed their horses and cut
up their lodges. This the Colonel Considers
important, as establishing the power and
authority of the chiefs. He had feared there
would be some trouble with the young men.
and has often warned the chiefs to be careful
and put down at once any signs of hostility
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uurrE unuSP

Bnt frw persons applied 10 b. admitted 70
Vie Presidents to-day, or account cf tlIs being
Csbiue' meeting day. Before the Cabinet as.
hied, however. Senators TrumbuII aud
HSrris had mn interview with the President
Senator Lane, OF Kansas, Hon. J. Raymond
ani Mr. Harms OF Maryland. CAlIed. but did
no. wait long enough 10 see the Pre.Idrnt
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THE PRINCE OF sMUGGLERs ARRESTED.

information has reached Hon. Nathan Sar-
gent, Commissioner Of Customs. Of the arrest a
few days ago at Rouss's Point, N. Y, Of per-
son who is known In the smuggling fraternity
as the "Prnce Of Smugglers.n The person al.
luded to is Mr.. b. G. Mooney. a man of con.
siderable intelligence and a LAWYER OF some
note, who practiced law in Shuttagee, n Y.
Mooney has, with The assistance OF an able
corps OF confederates, been enabled to carry ON
the smuggling trade to a very profitable extent.
he was outwitted, However, and arrested by
a Mr. n. Beaman, Deputy Collector of the
Champlain district. Thus within 4 short time
two VIGOROUSLY successful smugglers have
been arrested in their lawless career, and an
efectual blow has been struck at smuggling in
this vicinity. Mooney has frequently been the
lnsugator OF indignation meetings against Gus
tom officers, charging them with Fraudulent
and unjust transactions, with view to having
the officers driven from The neigh borhood by
the people. -
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FARM SCHOOL FOB CoLORED ORPHANS

A FAhM SCHOOL FOR C0LORED ORPHANS
Mr.. II. De Marcel, editor of the Messenger
Franco Americdise, has established with some
assistance from the Government, upon a site
OF land comprising one hundred acres, situated
near Camp Barry, two and-a-half miles from
washington which was purchased by himself,
a "Farm School upon the model of similar
institutions existing in France and Algeria.
At this institution, which comprises all the
buildings and appurtenances of both farm and
school, 200 colored orphan children will be ed
ucated and taught farming. The most liberal
provisions have been made by Mr.. De MARCEL
to insure the success of this charitable under
tertaking
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EXTRAS TO QUARTERMAsrERs

Inc House yesterday was occupied for some
time with MIR. Schenck's bill to allow armv
paymaster's extra compensation to the amount
of one.quarter Of one per centum on all the
moneys they have disbursed during the war,
providing such extra amount does not exceed
the sum Of $1,000 per annum. 1t encountered
much opposition, Mr.. Darling, of New York,
making a torcible speech against it as a species
OF dangerous class legislation, and demanding
that naval paymasters be put on the same foot
ing The bill finally went over
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WHITE HOUSE RECEPTIONS,

Many persons called to pay their respects to
the LADIES OF the White House this afternoon.
supposing this to be the day on which the la
oies received, and were disappointed. Mrs.
patterson and Mrs. Slower receive on alternate
Fridays, afternoon and evening Next Friday
s'ernoon, therefore, the next reception will
% held Of the Executive Manson. a..-
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all quarters.

sS-Ha,psr'S Monthly lately played the Star the
scurvy trick OF crIbbing our "Fat Skater" for
its drawer" and rransplanting our esteemed
fellow citizen, w. T. S. (of the s'H. A. D's,'D
to the New York Skating park, there TO come
10 grief. Will Harper (and everybody else)
please bear in mind that s.Chuck Mullins
(whose bad attack of trichnosis is detailed
elsewhere) is the property of the Star and OF
Prince Georges. and is to be respected accord
ingly.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Eisker.-William p.
Hanley, James Pike, Charles Meg uire, and
Henry Collins, indicted tor an assault and
battery with intent to kill Robert Edelin,, on
the farm Of Mr.. Hogan, in the county, were
placed on trial; Messrs. Norris. Fendall, and
Gooding appearing for the defense
On motion of John Joliffe, ESQ, Audial
Storrs was examined for admission To the bar:
and on recommendation he was admitted.
The argument in the case of Mary Gate wood
charged with larceny, was concluded about
II Y this morning by District Attorney Caring
ton and the jury retired to their room bul up
TO 2A O'Clock had not agreed upon a verdict
Mrs Gatewood was this morning in court in
the company OF Mrs. DR.. Mary 4. wslKer
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ASSISTANT CoMaIssIONERs OF FREED.

The Commissioner OF Freedmen's Affairs has
recommended 10 the President that whenever
practicable the duties Of Assistant Commits
sioner of The Freedmen's Bureau be added 10
those OF the State CommAnder.
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SI(OID EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK p m.
o + r I & I A l. /.

On the iith Of April. 1866, great affiictioa
was brought upon the American people by the
as assination Of the Iamented. ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN, then President of the United States.
President to announce that, in commemoration
ofthat event, the public otfices will be closed
tomorrow, the 1ith inst
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Department Of Statc,
Washington, 13th dprii, 1866
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-13

IL The drivers on several of the street car
lines In New York are on q strike. The disaf-
lection is spreading, and great inconvenience
is the result. They aIlege that their present
pay-two dollars per day-is Insult Gent and
demand fifty cents per day advance.
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Nevu YoPk MaYEets

NEW YORK, April l3.-Cotton steady; MD
dlings b cents. Flour advanced 5a1O cents:
Southern firmer. Wheat firm. Corn quiet and
Lao cents higher. Beef steady. Pork steady
Lard buoyant. Whiskey dull.
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BOARDING..

FINISHED Rooms WITH BOARD, SIS Der
month. lnqmre at the house, No. I9s I'D
street, between H and SITS. one square from the
city cars, and near tbs Departments apl st
E0R RENT-A very neatly furnished second
= moor ROOM, with excellent Board in a private
family. Pleasant locality and good nei 2 hborhood
reference reInired. Apply at4s3 St, bet sd
sho fth, near CIty HAIL. apl23ts
TABLE BOARD-At No. 50 PeDna- ay-. near
4 2lst st. References exchanged apstf
A NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. with
"A coed BOARD, can De obtained at No & Mts
s Tn avenue, by immediate application. Also.
LIABLE BOARD at No. 464 10Th street q few
l. doors north Of tho avenue Terms ass nsr
month. S ~ p1'
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~ The Alexandra Journal of yesterday in =
advertently, no doubt, appropriates about a
Column OF Star editorial items without credit
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ANOTHER NEW WORD.-The Philadelphia
Telegraph styles the murder of eight persons in
that city an "Octo- homi eide"
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RECEIPTS FkOM CUSTOMS.

The receipts from customs at the ports below
named tor the week ending on the - instant
were a. follows New York, s2.sj3, 954 y:
total, S3,l69, l9t3s.
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Adjournment OF the Pennsylvania LegisIa

HAREIsBURG,A April l3.-The Legislature ad
journed sine die yesterday after adopting reso-
lutons OF thanks. on behalf Of the State, TO Gov
Curtin. for his interests OF the country during
the recent rebellion. Every member voted
aye, and the result was received with loud
and prolong cheering.
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A PRIOR CLArM.-Last night, Marcella 10.
aetta and Louisa La Fare, two French ladies,
went 70 the restaurant Of Or. ScAriysr, on
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PcnusNlN anIa avenue, near ~ street. sud
commenced 20 drmOilsh the tables. chairs and
other articles. which rspr.hen~thle nroreed
az - wee stopped by officprs Padgett ana Ia
raiprs S:-rS;tuE tns parties. They were 'Nkan
70 the Fourth Ward station house 1htS morn
ing Justice Walter uUed them - each for sis
orderly CouduCf. no other charge beng IRE
IrTrrc against them. The mr.; named alec.
'aa' shP has a prior clam on SchriNer yvbp
recently married 4 lady OF this city
q SJsr.,lnIs CHNRNt rEGS Last ntght spp-
c'al Officers FeuWICk aud MIddfet0n arrs.N ted
Two eUspgC,Cus characters, Augustus Van
Bone. white, and Andrew Thomas. colorrd
ahd turned them over 20 Sergeant Johnson. a.
ne second precinct station house. The nrst
nameo stated that he had come from BAlti-
NOR, and had had no work :Or four or ~.
mon rs. When asked II ne had a uttr, ne re-
plIed that he hSd, but was not married to her
honnas : statements were contradictory. SAY
ing nrst that bag OF beans N ms poSSeSsl5u
was gwen 10 has father, aud then % himself
by Dir. Bsrtholow. The aboyprnert toned Or
1cers, with others OF the special police are
very energetic, and through their efforts n, grb
crime IN the county u no doubt prevented
THE CONTRACT FoE POLICE IrNlFocus
Yesterday, ". J. Murtagh, Treasurer OF m.
Board of Police, contracted with W all & Ste
phens 10 furnish the summer uniforms D: he
police force for the current wear Tn. Sutt
consists OF n coat and pants OF EaNy blue fian-
mel, and the samples exhibited arr aid % n.
much finer and better than ever bsfore. and
the price, so, a. - less than the contract TOR
last wear.
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CREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

NAVY DEPARTMENT
EBre0p Of PrOriStoHS and ClOfhtny, APriE Is, 1855 {
Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef and vegetables. will be received At this Blu
reau until 20 o'clock .. M, on the oath DAY OF
APRIL inst, Tor the supply of twenty i've thou
sand pounds Of Fresh Vegetables, at the washing
tor; ID NAVY Yard and station, required.
The Beef and Vegetables must be OF good avail :
ty, and the best the market Affords and each srti
Gle must be offered for by the pound. The Beef 70
De IN equal PROPORTIONS, fore and hind quarters.
In enc half the estimated amount of the contract
and twenty Der cent; in addition will be wlthhe
from the amount Of each payment TO be made az
collateral security for the due performance OF the
CONTRACT which will, on no account, be paid until
il is fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied Nv a
written guaranty. signed by one or more reepcpsi-
bic psrsons, thar the bidder bidders will IL hi
or their bid be accepted, enter into eblig on
within FIVE days with good and sufficient sureties
10 furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal triu BE- considered BnieSS accompanied
By sach Guaranty. and By satisfactory ersdeaoe ha
the bidder as rsgnior dealer IN fhe drttclss p-o-
posed, and has the license TsqEred b. I0tr o. Cor
gysxS.
The Department reserves the right 70 reject amp
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
erument. ap SGT
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INTERNAL REvENCE.-The Internal Revenue
receipts for ts-day were ssSi3Iaas.
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Death Of Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson.
NEW YORK, April 13-The Hon Daniel S
Dickinson died this morning
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GOVERNMENT sECURiriss.
WAsHINsroH, April %. 1866
Jay Cooke Il Co. furnish the following O no.

NEW YORK FIRST BOARD sALRs.
coupons, lO4s.; Five Twenties, 1862, lO3X;
Five Twenties. 1864, l03X: Five Twenties,
1865, 10i; Ten Forties, 9l5.; Seven Thirties,
pOas; Certificates, s9a.; Gold. l267s.
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CHEAP HOUSEHOLD GOODS SELLING AT
~ TIE FOLLOWING PRICES
Cotton Elects 20 cents each
Pillow Cases ~ cents. Drawers 20 cents
Green window Shades 20 cents
Plates and cents each
single Bedsteads 81 30
Single II air Mattresses SIS
Double Hair Mattresses SIC to SIS
wash Basins IS and - cents each
Iron Wash Stands 20 anS Is cents
Wash Boilers, Bathing Tubs
Coffee Pots, Pe~ ter Pitchers. Walters
Fairbanks and Druggist Scales
Aho large assortment Of other articles too
merons 10 mention
NB.-GOods Of all descrip tiens bought, sold AMI
exchanged at ADAMSONS,
500 9th street. next 20
kp l5-lm pennsylyaDia
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sp lS-lm
. A l. A N d W GOD. .

COAL AND WOOD.
am prepared to deliver COAL and wood "a
consumers in any part of theScity cheap for cash
Ny stock OF Coal has been selected with great care
expressly for the retail trade and comprises some
OF the very best qualities, such rs Locust Noun
tain, WhIte Ash and SchuylkiII Red Ash, entirely
free from dirt or slate. / respectfully solicit
snare OF the public patronage, feeling confident
can give entire Satisfaction. Orders left at the
following places will be promptly attended TO OF
nee; ss2 Penna. ave; Yard, 1874 street wharf: q.
NJ 4: hing Son, corner Vermont ave. and Isl,
street; Lake Co., $40 Psnna avenue: Sparks
slnms, Druggists, corner l4th st. aud New York
avenue; Mcpherson Ferguson, Druggists. Pa
ave, corner LIST street, Capitol Hill; Geo Mus
Druggist: cornerfth and L streets L. r Boulter
w. MCCONNELL.
sp lS-lm 4c2 Pa ay., bet. Sd and "a SITS.
1 AIDES DRESS TRIMMINGS.
i Am now opening well selected stock OF pas.e
menterie articles as
VARIETY OF TRIMMINGS appropriate for this
Season
BUTTONS
ORNAMENTS for Summer CIosks
GUIPURK in all widths
CAMEO Brooches
CALL PRINCES
PARIS GAL00N, &C.
The Goods are exquisite and will compete with
the best found in this city.
also call the adde's attention 10 my manu- factur
ing establishment OF Trimmings. The facilities
thereof daily increasing, and will soon be able
to supply sill demands in this direction.
X. L. SCHMIDT.
pEStf 2s9ls Penns. sv., south aide.
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ItWllI be perceived Ihal MI. n ~. SHe ueIu
is the lowest bidder in each OF Inc three districts
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T. 81 e.
NEW BRICK HOUSES, rooms each, sl.3o-
SEQ down; rect in five Years
BRICK STORE aud HOUSE of 6 rooms
3smsll HOUSES of rooms each
$50 49,
good HOUSE, and Garden Of 3 acres, near
Laurel Depot. 81 zoe
HOUSE Of 5 rooms, on 18th street S7s
On the above houses very little money is required
down. Apply IN the
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
ap 18TH 4Q2 18th
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GROCERIES (!

GROCERIES opoo,v,rs,
Brown and White Sugars, Coffee, Teas Mo-
lases, syrup, Coal Oil selling at reduced at
EGAN & PEBBLES,
ap 1857 Corner 81 aud 9Th streets
NARAMELsi CAREMELs'- w. have lust re
- ceiyed another installment Of whitmAns eel
etrsted Philadelphia CARAMELs. in Panch
Chocolate. Coffee. Vanilla aud Cocoauut Also
his magnificent fancy BON CANDIES for ladies
spl32tr 246Pa av, bet l2th AMI istI sts
EXCELLslOR wEISs BEER
H ENCELSIOR WEISS BEER
VIII be prepared In q few days to furnish % all
persons " DO may favor me with their orders y ~
per1er article of WEISS BEER. manufactures
with new machiBery, from the best material, by al
unsurpassed brewer.
RILEY A. SHINN.
Union Betting Depot, 4"
Corner of Green aud Olive streets
aplsew tChronSlHtell Georgetown DC
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-04

the State government under which they
lived. Is not the United States govern
ment competent to defend its own honor
vindicate the majesty Of its own laws
and punish the ofieuders against It's
peace? Is it not presumptuous and I'M
pertinent for us, in West Virginia, TO NJ
tempt to impose upon those VINO nave
transgressed the laws OF the united
States penalties and disabilities which
the Federal government itself mas not
seen fit TO ipAiot? Shall this State, it,
self the offspring of the recent war and
| we'll nigh the youngest IN the SISTER
hood. dictate to the general government
what shall DO the punishment attached
+, the violation Of United States laws
This is the position i'll which the adop
tion of the constitutional amendment
| will place us. This is the folly the PEG
pie ofNest Virginia are asked to com
| nit in order that they may still ENJOY
the blessings CD of radical rule.
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p',on the Bordcr-The effect of Fad
icaiism nui Misrnie.

LEwIsBURG, W. VA. April 81, 1866.
Editors of the Register:
To show you the difficulty that Judge
n. Harrison has to encounter ID hliing
the Offices in this county with what he
calls loyql men, he has conferred upon
,JosephF. Caldwell, who is blind, or, at
least. processes to be so, the following
Offices, to wit: A Justice of the Peace,
Supervisor, Commissioner in Chancery,
and he IS also a member Of the Board of
Registration aud Township Registrar.
This ole blind man holds at the same
TIM fee distinct Offices Comment is
unnecessary
IL this township about fifteen voters
oat nf one hundred on one hundred aud
Env will ho registered ard perhaps,
ore-'laf of the fifteen have hcen allow ed
to register without taking The oath.
A deem gloom seems to gradually
he settling down upon the people; their
energies are palalyzed under the wrongs
aud tyranny OF the State Government.
Mar are leaving the county and more
pro, sing to leave Some OF our law
ycr.. who are entirely dependant upon
tbei, practice Tor the support of them
sclv.., ana families, who are men of iuteg-
rity ..ud ability, and an ornament TO the
bar. are compelled to seek other employ
men, for which they are untitled. or to
loav the state A simple recital OF the
wros . inflicted upon the 9th Judicial
cirt would chiH the he 1t of even a
Dan 81. Marat. OF Robespierre. We wish,
"bU' nuo with hope for better times
Anu 81 DtiDg, uaforgiving, unchrstian,
mr. .s> heilisf bali, seems to fill the
bica. ana cvDtr,l the actions of those
VII, ale yvcT US, but ii may be that the
Greaa Giver Of all Good will override
this ,hSrule for good.
GREENBRIER.
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NEini ,yMsiilin

We published, a short time ago a COM
munication from Clarksburg STATING
that Mr.. THos. G. STEELE, foreign born
resident of Marion county, had been reg
istered as a voter without having peer,
naturalized and without being require"
TO exhibit naturalization papers. we
are satisfied that our correspondent was
in error. Mr.. STEELE was naturalized IN
1851. and the Registrar had satistac'
tory evidence of this fact at the time OF
recording his name.
We do not hold ourselves responsible
for The truth of statements furnished by
correspondents, but, the assertion hav
ing been made public through the REG
1sTER, it is proper that the denial be Civ
en- the same publicity.
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MIKE LIpMAN -
COLOSSAL COMBINATION OF
CIRCUS AND MFNAGER|E
cRE.T sExTUPLE COMBENA.

GREAT SEXTUPLE COuBkNA'
" TION, combining under one immense pa
ViiOn and for one price OF admission. SIX us
tinct shows Lents Equcscurrlcuiuh' SpIlu'
ing s. Rogers Great North American ot r.oI'
Grizzly Adams Troupe of Acting Bears from
California, Educated Burmah, or Sacred BUT
The Celebrated BedOuin Arab Troupe, spence
O. Stokes stud of Trained Horses and PONIES.
Read the following catalogue oil distihgulsnou
artists: Spence Q. Stokes, Esd Equestrian
and Maitre du Cirque Eaton stone, lhe EFe''
master of the Haut EcoIe OF Equesiriahisin
Master Charles Fish, the fearless ava 9asn,
ing bareback rider; MIR. John Foster, clown
and lester, the New York iavorite, late oil
Barnum's Museum; Walter Wentworth, the
greet lcxionatonist and homeless marvel; Juan
Castillo, with his school of educated Dogs; ID;
Gardner: the great dramatic scenic rider anu
equestrian caricaturst Iii. Marks, the orlglhal
wit and drollerst; John Holland i'll his great
original on the "Columna Espiral, or Spiral
Column; S. O. Stokes introducing his beautiful
and highly trained trick horse, Andy Johnson
jim Madden, the inimjtable grotesque.
The Bedoin Arab Troupe, or Children oil the
Desert, M0iay L. Hassln, Mosey Ben sad
AIeph Rise Gimmel Tho Holland Family;
John. Eddie and George The Nilsson Brothers.
George and Charles, in their supeTperilous acts
ON the re and horizontal bar. Messrs. u
Louvre Morgan Brothers, Johnny King, Johnny
Clark Doc Allen the wit. punster ard orator
and host of Acrobats, TumbleIs Gymnasts
Eqines and Auxilliaries. Mesdames Woriand
Stokes and Marks. Mile. Annetta, the Elm
Star and graceful darling, aud daring premiere
eqUsStrieGne La Petite Minnie will introduce
in beautiful and classic sct, her dimlnutWe
ponies Daisy and Lily"
The fascinating Ella, in her grand act IA
meaage. Miss Emma Stokes, Miss Maud stan
ley, Miss Katie Stokes.