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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
THE PAPAL PROVINCES.

Severe Fighting In Froslnone-Junction Of
the Garibaldian Division.-Battie Between
n1enotti Earibaldi's Command and a Papai
Dcsachment-Defeat and Heavy Loss Of the
Popc,s Soldicra-Thc Pope May Retire 10
bavaria.
FLoREscH Oct l5-A.M
Tns revolutionary bands which entered the Papal
States At different points tho Eastern and Southern
frontier have concentrated In Frosiuone under the
Leadership Of Menotti Garbaid accordance with the
directions Of General Garoadi.
The report that Menott had boon arrested proves to
FLORENCE, Oct 15-Evening.
Exciting from the south has just boen received
battle has been fought veroa In the province
Of Frosinone between the Garibadan volunteers and
the PontincaI troops whicn the former were victo
riou&
A strong detachment OF Papai Zouaves sent from
Rome during the part Of last week to prevent the
Junction Of the insurgeut bands In Fr2snone with the
party under Msnoui sarbad,, who WI reported TO be
in that provinces. They we're unsuccessful in accom-.
plshing this object and obliged to mee. the united
forces the insurgents under the command Of General
Menotti Garbadi in person.
desperate light took place outside the town Of se-
roa- The Papal Zouaves were badly beaten, losing
heavily In killed and wounded
The Garibaldans lost i've killed and fifteen wounded
No report is gwen OF the numbers engaged either
side.
the news is received with grea, rejoicing BY the
people bore.
PANS, Oct. Is, 1867
II Is reported that the condition OF Affairs around
Rome should become critical the Pope will leave the
city and take refuge In Bavaria where he has been Of
fsred an asylum.
General Joseph GariDaidt aud Joseph Mnz.
xtui Exhort the Italians TO Action-kins
Victor Emanueps Troops May Enter Rome.
LosDos, Oct l5-Midnight
The following later dispatches from Italy have been
FIoRxscx, Oct l5-Evening
General Garbadi has sent out another address from
CaprsrA In which he earnestly calls upon the Italian
TrRrS, Oct l5-Evenng
Mazzin has issued manifesto, in which he snhorts
she italian patriots In Rome TO rise and proclaim q
republic. 49,
Many people here believe that General La Marmora
who in command the Papal frontier, will order his
troops the line and occupy the Pont0ca terr-
tory, and possibly march on Roras.
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slight advance on all grades. The following ars me
authorized quo,atians:-Alddling uplands ss.d
middng Orleans, Ss4d The sales Of the day foot up
10 COO bales.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUYFs MARKET. -IIvERPoot, Dot
ie-Evening.-rhe market closed quiet. Corn easier
closing with . decline OF Cd per quarter. New mixed
Western. 4ss 3D. Wheat steady ISIS for red Western
aud l7s for alifcrpia white Oats IS. lod. Peas 62s
Barley nomina. 81 s. ID.
Ln.ssooL PROVISIONS MARKET --LyERPooI, Oct Is
Evening sset 1858. Pork, 7ls. Bacon, 45a Lard.
5sa Cheese. 81. Clover seed, ass. Cd.
LIVERPOOL Pkop,-cB hARxEr.-LIvERrcor. Oct l6-
Evening spirits turpeptins has declined 3D., and 10
now quoted 81 27s Rosn--tommon, g. 3D.; medium,
i2A Taliow, ass. Sd Petroleum, Ia ID for spritA
and Ia Cd for refined.
LONDON MARxE1a-Loypos, Oct ls.-Evenng. Sugar
steady ~ 26s. Cd. No chsngs IN tho other msrkeA
Calcutta hnseed 6Ss 3D. nnseed cakes Elo 1851 lin
seed oil, Gao l0a Whale oil, f3s; sperm oil, f1l0
THs PETROLEUM AARKEr. -ASrwERr, Oct ro-Even.
ng.-The petroleum market Is weaker, closing at so1
soc. per Dbl for standard white
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CONNIE
Military Celebration In Hartford.

HARTFORD Conn.,, Oct 10, 1867.
Tho Providence Light infantry. Colonel Dennis with
forty.nvs muskets, and tho Amoskeas vs.er.
ana OF Manchester, N. H., with ssvsnty.one
muskets, arrived iu this city about noon to-
day and were received by the Putnam Phaianx, num-
bcrng near hundred men, ~ the depot and were
aftsrward given . collation. at the City Hail. Mayor
Chapman welcomed the visiting companies on behalf
OF tue city and street parade took place, end ng with
q dress parade the Park, In the presence Of many
This evening splendid banquet was given 10 Allyn
Hall by the Phalanx, 10 tho VISITORS Major T. Allyn
presidng spcscnes mado by Governor English,
Ex-Governor Hawley, Hon. H. Q. Dsming. The military
commanders and othsfA
Tomorrow the visiting companies win have street
parsde reception al the arsenal by Governor English
and tho Quartsrms General, charter dinner, &C.,
and will leave for nome In the afternoon.
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FRANCE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 the HERALD.

Tho Ital0- Roman War-Omcial Report of n
Pnpni Victory.
PARIS, October 15-P. NJ.
The official Moniteur, in its issue Of to-day,
says that the Papal troops operating in the
PontiHcal provinces on Sunday last, the 18th
Instant, attacked and defeated force of Carl
baldian invaders who were posted in good
position where they barred the line Of advance
to Monte-Librate.
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SHIPPING NE w S
fERT Or NEW YORK. 0sipasA 70. 3D.


Arrived.
siesnshp San Salvador Nickersodr 's'su"Sn VIM mass
~ psssensers 70 Garrison y Alien n.,o A d.. ~,A
hark hokanna IBrl Turner, kotstv1sd NJ W.
nuse 70 Funch, Meincke We1de f'sN Ns1H 'si-~s~
Tssls enn ca ms most OF the passASv u,...-
ssnr Sunbeam (of Belfast, Aej, risree nua1ndl Hy:
weather. - " II
sehr Matte Taber Norris chsrsssoy SC dcys Viz
ive1, ~ master Sailed Company w'p sn'v xsA -
me Wes !enss Smith sotaxrs. all for view tofk'
schr WAKE. Jones' Boston.
Schr iodine Runee, Provdsnes,
sehr Ashiho. cpmslock, New Hs>
6ctn Traveller. Hale, bridgeport
gchr Ella Cornell Harris Hartford
bchr Biz sisters, Boyes, whitesteeA
Below.
Brig John Armstrong.
Wind ~ sunset W. 9. w.
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PENNS YLVANlA.

Prize Money Claimed -,Iecting of Oniccrs
mud Sailors Of Farragut's Squadron mt the
Capture Of New Orleans.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct Is, 1857.
This evening the officers and men who wero in Farra-
quits squadron at the capture or New Orleans held
meeting TO organize systematic effort TO obtain the
prize money claimed 10 DO due them for captures at
that place. There large attendance and
The spirit OF determination was manifested 10
press their claims upon Congress. letter read
from General Butler In reference his bill now before
Congress, TO authorize tho payment OF said prize
money.
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MISSOURI.

THE State Dcbt-Conp0ns the State Bonds,
Past Due, 10 be Pnid-An Extra Session OF
the Legislature ts be Called to Consult on
Railroad Interests.
ST. LOUIS. No., Oct IL. 1857
Il IL now said that tho Fund Commissioners Of this
State have ordered the Officers Of the Bank Of Com
msrcs OF New York, to apply the State funds now n
their hands 10 the OF the past due coupons
the State bonds The balance TO the credit OF the state
10 the Bank Of Commerce u over two and . half MIL
lions
OF the Missouri Legislature about the LIST OF December
Ii ia said that Eastern capitalists have made PROPOSE
ons take the Southwest Pacific Railroad on the terms
OF Fremonts contracts, ana build II at once This and
other important railroad furnish this reason for
the extra session.
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Banvnrd,s Opera Honse.

The "Devis Auction" was crowded as usual last
night We were not surprised to see large number OF
ladies among the spectators Tor several representations
Of this very popular piece have convinced the public
that 'he poetry OF motion" is not inconsistent with
utmost regard for 'the prophecies Banyard's Opera
House is situated far northward, and, may say,
Bostonward that nothing but the superior dancing Of
Signorinas Blasna Lupo S0hlke, DIAM. Rcc and La
ponte and signor Giovanni Lupo. could tempt ordi-
nary theatre-goers TO stray so far from their usual
haunts. But in writing this had for.
cotton the fact that Miss Fanny slocqueIer.
Rosemary, and In four 9th er characters,
enthusiastically applauded last night. She has re-
covered entirely both from the effects OF the overurn
ing of her carriage the other night and OF the
cold by which she has lately been afflicted. Her song
last night encored The Hungarian Polka, by
Augusta S0hke, less successful than has pre-
viously been; aud the music of Mr. Pedgam received
its meritcd share OF applause We presume II will
be long before Nile Giuscppina Moracch whose arrival
in New York we have duly chroniced, will add to tho
attractions OF Mr. De Polls company. Banvards Opera
House bids fair to become favorte families
In tho upper part Of New York. which deserves much
than Washington tho appellstion Of . 'city Of
magnificent distances"
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LOUISIANA.

The Yellow Fever SubsIdiux in New Orleans
No Further Contributions Neccssary-Post.
poncment Of the state Fair.
NEW ORLEANS Oct Is, 1867.
W. r CONVERSE 4 Coz
The epidemic Ia subs ding here Please notify oil
parties making collections TO stop We have enough
funds 10 carry US through. J. r. CALDWELL
Secretary Howard Association.
There thirty nino yellow fever interments in this
city during the twenty.four hours ending this morning
The time for holding the Louisiana Agricultural Fair
has been postponed te the Tth OF January, 1908.
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THE PLAINS.

Reconsideration Of Two Companies of
Mounted Militia.
despatch from Fort Larnsd announces The arrival
there Of the Indian Commissioners, al well. They
were 10 push on directly 70 Msdicirs Lodge Creek,
where grand council Ia TO DO held.
Late adyices IRON Monana repeat the story that two
companies OF mounted ziiitla under Captain Hughes
had deserted and II ~as supposed that they Intended
depredsting tier Dad between Montana and Colorado,
and that oey reward had been offered for shs esr.
sure OF Hs.ghsa
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MAILS FOB EUROPE.

The Curard mail steamship Scotia Captain Judkns,
will leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The malls for Europe will close At tho Post ONCE at
elk o'clock Wednesday morning.
TINS Nnw YoRK Naturalization for Europc-wil DO
ready At hslf-psss Eve O'Clock in The morning.
Single copies, Ia wrappers. for mailing, six cents.
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TIE PRESS TELEGRAM.

C0mmerclmi and Marine Intelligence.
HAvASA Oct is, 1857
Exchapge-on London l16s a III; on United States,
currency 20 discount; gold, short sight, ny pre-
MUM.
Shareholders nrm sales are being made Lard,
$40 so per quin,al. Hay double, 81 80. Flour sl4
per barrel
Arrived, bark Cuba from Now York; brig J. Pollodo,
from Portland; English bark lrma, from New Bruins
wick; br II. II. Parks. from Philadelphia.
The steamer Eagle has mol ye arrived
Sailed, the Spanish mail steamer, Tor Cadiz.
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ENNE SSE {.
The Yellow Fever In NIemphis-Fire.

The yellow Fever In Memphis-Fire.
MEMPHIS Oct u.s. 1867.
Tho yellow fever hero is abatng and the excitement
is subsidng Many persons have left town, and others
who had made preparations to leave, have abandoned
the idea There wore twenty -four and seven
deaths up 10 noon to-day. Tho disease 10 Of . mild
type.
Hre this morning Bank alley destroyed the
saloon of p L. erclo Co auction establishment
and damaged the liquor house OF A. O. Vacard. Loss
about 81 500: fully insured in tho Phoenix, Etna and
Washington Companies
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Crowded houses attest the immense popularity attained
BY Hooley's minstrel company. The programme pre-
sen,s every night new pleasing change. while the
bur,esaue OF Maria Antonetts the bills Mary Anne
Couuettr and tho burssqus OF Under the CO slight,
entitled Under the 1Amplight, are certain 70 have
profitable The minstrel portion OF tho Entertain
unsurpassed IN the Jokes puns wittiou,ms, and
reparsss the rendering Of tho Paddy hcfadan,
Archie Hughes beng worth the money charged Al tho
Ann.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

BRxsr, Oct. l5.-The steamship st. Laurent OF the
General Transatlantic Company's line Captain Kocando,
from New York the 9th inst, arrived here this FORE
noon on the way Havre.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct 5.-The steamship Bremen, Cap
tain Meyer from New York the Sd inst, arrived at
this port about noon to-day ropt. to Bremen
QussSsTows, Oct To- he steamship City Of Antwerp,
Captain Morshoase, from New York on the 9th inst.'
arrived here this morning on the way Liverpool.
Sou1uaMpr, ~ Oct Is The ttearnship Harmon Q,
alain Eli ers from New YORK the 18TH inst, arrived
here ut ten O'Clock this morning route TO Hamburg.
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VENEZUELA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.

The Authorities Uncasy-New Duty ON COf-
fee aud Cocoa.
HAVANA, October Is, 1857
We have dates from Laguayra to the Oath ult.
The ogarchica leaders have nearly oil been an
initiated Still revolts are feared and the militia
Is being thoroughly organized. The government feels
strong having Senior Gutierrez, Minister for Foreign
Affairs, at its head
he duties coffee and cocoa are fortv-four per
cent ad valorem the former. and sixty per cent on
the latter
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This popusr variety theatre has programme Of merit
variety and endless attraction this week Three q ,hc
most popular OF Ethiopian delneaiors, Messrs Goes
Hart and pettng mado their bow las, night and the
ballet proueied at the footghts as usra The Zucco
sisters late from Black Crook. arc the principal
tractfons In the ballet Mr. Butler has inauguraied tho
season at his establishment with aud he still
coutlsues TO bring novelties every week. His audi
sncss are always large and boisterousy enthusiastic.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

TINE LONDON Moyxr MARKnr. LosDoy Oct l5-Even.
scc f,onaols closed rather weak nj e3xd for money
Arcsr,csn securities closed At tho following rates
sted states nve.twcnty bonds, 71k Illinois Central
railway shares Tx; Erie railway shares 48A; Atlantic
Great western consolidated bonds, 2lK
TIM FaArKyoRr Bouass.--FRASKroRr Oct 16-Even-
fnr--Unltod states bonds are quoted ~ 73K for the
LrysarcoI Corsos MARKET. --LrvnRrooI, Oct Is
E-onsns The cotton market closed stronger. at =
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WISCONSIN,.

Loss Of . Propeller on Lake Hiichign a-Two
Children Drowned.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. Is. 1897.
Tho small propeller Waukasoo on The eastern Shore
was lost In storm at the mouth OF tho Kalamazoo river
on saturday The passengers and rescued sx
cept two children Of Rev John Cat hcom who lost
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Charley White has made this house one OF the favor
ties in the variety line Of business Cotton & Sharp
ley's Ministries the main features the programme
and every phase OF negro humor Is shown by them.
This week favored the establishment with crowded
houses aud the amusing afterpeco develops much
matte talent of burlesque order in the company II
would DO useless to partcularze a variety performance
but the iimitabe bills OF this house tail to draw
penty patrons.
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HUMAN Hall.

Tho MISUNDERSTANDING Of iorty.nus superior
paintinas iyfsrativs OF the Pilgrims Progress as de-
scribed ~ Buny an--whch Is nightly given 81 this
place u amusement Is becoming more and mors an
object OF attraction the lovers OF the beautiful Ia art
in tIs city The transformation scenes given In the
most magnincent style, and OF themselves would prove
a sufficient attraction 10 drawa sui house. besioe4
the neiag Of tho Quartet adds Immensely 10 lho sue
coss Of the panoramic display.
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KENTUCKY.


LouIsvLLs, Oct l6 1851
There were two acss on the wooaiawn Course to-day,
and tho attendance ~ quite large
The Hrs, rsce for Jockey CLUB purse o. sow, 'n'ee
vr,,s bests for All 49, ave horses started Tho race
was won BY Lee Paod 1.-TWO straight neat. vIan' ~
second Brands cha " MY tpird bay W.sa ~"
Copper we're distanc~n1I the nrs'neaI Ims' o'oS'A'
6(6x. - .. IT,.
The second race, ~ contested py rom
Porter, Low Down Inc race Vas W. W.
by Low Down In 4 Sime - = suu
LAX. Counter "a ION rV''cs
third.
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American Povrs.

FORTRESS MONROE. Oct ib-rhe pfct BOA. Court. To-
day boarded the bark Manatic, from ~ AnLAs' scnr
rstre hon West Indies brig Charles W r% wos scsrs
from New York: Rockhtl from phA aelphia fes
Baltimore. The OF the ship Joseph Clark rom baiu
for Panama, anchored OF New Point "a iesApsaAo
Bay have muinied. IN. =.
SAVANNAH, OCT l5-Arrived steamers BunA'ho Sns
San Jacinto NYork, brig Abby Watson. Baiiaore s,o
Cleared, steamer Virgo NYork; brig Ossppc A 'ssoAs
schr John Rchards NYork.
For Other SAippirs0 Nsps see Ei0luh Page.
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PORTO RICO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD

Financial Prostration-lIorc Troops 10 Come.
HAVANA, Oct. Is, 1867.
Our nles from Porto Rico are to the I'd inst
The finances Of the island were in deplorabe state
Flour was abundant
The Spanish steamer Isabel had sailed for Cadiz
for more troops
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FLORIDA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD

Arrival OF Vessels at hey West In Distress.
KEY WEsr. Oct. Is. 1857.
The schooner Nellie Currer, from Chiltepec, Mexico
bound to New York put this port yesterday In dis
tress having sprung her foremost and lost some sails
The schooner adelaide Townsend, Captain Follow,
from Mobile bound Providence, put In here to-day IN
Distress having split sails, &c.
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A.
Ladies' Dr. GoURAup,s ITALIAN NEDICArED soAV
will eradicate all tan freckles, pmpss bIoch,s, spotsr
bots and make white the darkest skin; bis fsrfamed
PoudEe Subtle for the entire destruction 81 super
hair his Liquid Vegetable Rouge will imps rosy
tinge the cheek or lip. Dr. FELIX doURAUUS es-
adjustment. 4oS Broadway, Grand.
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Disturbances nc a Circus-A Young Woman
shot Dead.
CINCINNATI, Oct IL, 1851
disturbance occurnd At Frsnch's circus, at Eaton,
Preols county. Ohio, laA night during which . man
named Tom Thomas nrsd upon the ring master; but
missing MIN, the ball struck Q young lady named
Campbell killing her Instantly, the bullet passing
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For Other SAiyping Neps see Ei0lVh Fa5e.

a -yniyersaI Expositien., Paris, S.. i .xs.s -
grand gold medal for American Grand vare ana
trght Pianos, by the unanimous verdict OF me lnter
Jury This medal distinctly classified nrst IN
orderot merit al other American btors a oyer
than four hundred pianos entered for onp1un ~
nearly all the celebrated manufacturers OF Eugte
Warerooms Nos 100 aud Ill East Fourteenth street, ssw
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A.-styilsh Hats at Popular Prices.
BURKE, 125 Fulton street,

Beautiful Hnir.-NIany Years IN Chemical ..
experiments has resulted in perfectng ClIEvALEK'S
LIFE FOX THE HAIR. unrivaled hairdressing. which
mparts life and increased nutrimcn to hair prevent
ing badness and arrestng Its when commenced
producing tho principle which Its color depends and
thus hair to original color and youthful
beauty and will it's falling out at once Sold by al
druggists aud at my office. l,i23 Broadway New York
SARAH A. CHEvALIER, NJ. d. &
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Abatement Of the Yellow Fever In Galveston.
GALVESTON, Texas, Oct Is, 1897.
There were onl two cases OF yellow fever yessr-
day and only four intsrmsns during the past feriy-
eight hours.
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ALAB ANA.

Yellow Fever In Mobile.
MOBILE, Oct. is, 1897.
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Tony PASTORS Opera House.

An admirable East side programme Of novelties and
attractions is being offered by the manage Of
this always popular and well palronzed Of Bow
cry pleasure-seokera The sensation DRAMA entitled
Ireland's Champion, or O'Donneli OF the Hills Is
nightly received with enthusiastic demons ratous Of
approval Miss Jenny Engeis pleasing ballad singing
Is also becoming attractive feature at this establish
mont and the lady IL invariably welcomed with ap-
plausc Tho remainder or the bill 10 composed Of . worry
liberal selection OF acrobatc and iusory foats and
ballet with some excellent Ethiopian trictss tn
whole presenting Of tho most versatile and pleasing
entertainments In the city,
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Now York Circus.

Equsstriansm, posturing hurdle races. acrotatc
ercises and daring feas upon the double trapezs
but few OF tho many good things nightly offered to the
amusement loving public NJ tho New York Circus.
Manager Lsntis undoubtedly OF the best equestrian
caterers that has pitched his ring In goody city,
sparng does expense to present TO tho patrons
OF tho sawdust bill rcplee with sparkling enter
tainmcnts; and we'll do the public appreciate his
audabe sndeavos to please that hts roncad temple s
crowded nightly TO overlooking. Last evening
standing room could not be obtained, and The hearty
shouts OF laughter and the paudts that greeted
performers testified to the delight OF the audience A
grand Spanish cavaicade opens the evenings
tertainmont introducing the entire troupe in their
brand new velvet suits Of blue and red, Rorgeousy
trimmed with gold lace, After which Gel
Nino Eddie rides bis sprghtly horse to the
wonder OF the adults and the intense delight OF
the children Joe Pentand, with his tricks capers and
queer sayings, keeps tue audience In continual
while the trained ponies are boing put through thsir
PAGES, and the gymnasc groupings OF tho niantiie
present. who make the ring ring again with their loud
applause. Tho baby hurdle rider, George du Grow.
little wee bic OF q fellow not much larger than real
crow Is worth tho price OF admission himself Standing
upon tho bare backs Of two ponies, the llpuan sques
gathers the bins In mastery STYLE drives round
tho course jumping hurdles aud making ovory person
shake their sides with laughter at the nimtsole
ner in which he accomplsbes IL. The double trap
act by the Levantine Brothers, meets with hearty APP
probation, and tho ludicrous extravaganza OF John
Bulls First Lesson in French Riding school," ci0.cs
the sport for the evening" and everybody goes home
feeling happy and contented
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Great Activity In the Naval Department.
PARIS, Oct l5--Evening.
Great activity prevails In the Naval Arsenal a Toulon
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KcI,v 4. Leon, yIipstrcI..

Tho tomplo Of these deineaiors Of fun and ffolio IL
nightly crowded, even jammod, by New Yorks de-
lighted minstresy patrons They SEQ, listen and
laugh It's a natural consequence OF hearing Locus
rendition or saucy Sal and the spicy and exhiaratIng
rom aud Jerry VI seymour Ryman aud Price, while tne
Pose A. frigne OF Deiahaniy and uenglef-tas forth
plaudits that Pnn"-e md enthusiastic The OF
~ hca,sau.sa ySr,kipg dish that Is set before
gwo,Protzel disciples OF h mani
lnirth, II not substantial food.
sorry OF Mesquite. and gaze
wi,, )rienla feats OF the Jsps only
10 depa, 20 ninu snu ~ peAss WIN ~ n.o
ment A. th,s ,.fspian palace.