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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01

A MAN who stopped taking the White
Cloud Chief has been sunstrnck and lost
all his property. While humane persons
cannot hut consider such punishment little
too severe, still all should remember that
society must Ike protected 1t all hazards, and
there is no surer way Of protecting II tInn
hy Furnishing people who stop their papers.
IT is generally understood that the Clarke
circus il not success. Nearly every aitache
h,s ovcr,irawn his wages, and all have turned
ont to I've dead beats. Clarke ordered an in
yes,iyation of the Trea<urers books, Int
S,ser got the ringmaser to help him fix.them
upso as 10 show that the whoiething was MAX
ing money, and that wages were still due all
the ,eriormers On this showing Clarke Is
still giving exhibisiou.' and probably will
until Srecr reports them dead or als-condesi.
THE Republican meeting held IN Law
renee ON Tuesday evening is admitted ty
18th papers to have been very large. The
Jna.ad SAWS: cn-r v.Es-g-T q :
Liberty Hall was well filled last evening,
{" hear the political questions OF the hn,r
discussed It was a meeting Of thoughtful,
earnes.; Republicans, who desire to see a re-
form in our State politics, and VIII" wish
the State to be represented in Washington
l,v ADLER, pirer and better men. Cox Blood
called the meeting to order, and On mfhip'
N,y,r (;royenor was called 10 the chair.
The ,Jca,1m, alsc ssvs that Clarke VIA
severely criticized in his own home and 10"
nouncei to he unfit to represent the State
.rfF ----s.-st+---
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CINCINNATI, August 24-In the National
irizA CoAsrSk, aris afternoons reports ~ere
received from various organizations rePre-
resented, all demanding united action; after
which, the Congress resolved itself into a
national organization. The basis 81 the new or
sanization adopted, received tie endorsement
of each organization rpresemted. The terms
are said 10 he bruad and patriotic, e,'ntem-
plating thorough concert Of action with the
organisation in ireland. 1t Is regarded b.
shase prominent in the organization as the
most important action thar has leen taken
by the Irish organizations OF this country
looking to the complete consolidation roth in
this country and Europe.
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OYSPEPSIA.

WARMERS DYSPEPSIA TONIC Is PRE-
PARED expressly for Dyspeptics and those suffer
ing with habtual Costivensss 1t is slightly slim
ulating tonic and splendid appetizer: il strength
ems the stomach and restores the digestive organs
their healthy state. Weak, nervous and dyspeptc
PERSONS should Us, WARMERS DYsPKPsIA Tone.
For sale by druggists Price One Dollar
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01

lmmense- Eires RagtnS in IL xaoGl~.
MoNTREAL9 lApg~t, 24-Immense fires
are raging in the woods, back Of line village
Of Ashton. The. viihse rasssaved by cut
ting down trees to make gap between the
wood and the village. The devastatjbn is
great between Ashton and Stalisyille; only
one or two houses are &elf unbunnexl astgI
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A BAH Brolkea Open.

ArGttsrk,J GA, Aasi,iis. q :siAbou 500
negroes broke open the Jail at Iouisvillr, !.
, ssi;ss;SsSS fDgp' s2S&]s tPd 1fs; e.
lanta for TROOPS, which reached the scene,
; Tss Is, ss & h ss;ss'$
and take vengeance ON the whites, but the
.n1up6 H4i6Af the citizens prevented fur
Their trouble. The difficulty Is said to have
s, ssss 81 i A d l Sa Of
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dMeeklpa Gimes
RAILROAD TIR TABLE.

a"r. r.r..- : .-,..,; SIS = N
TEAM Ma, p:ns s.:.ft s M"na:, y 50 ..
tPlcasa,s Hill Accommoia-
SIS" ton, daily except Sunday 'HfH
LEAvExwoRrH. AIcHIsoS NosTHwEsTERS
n OAMJ Mail, daily except Monday
Is :" ExPr-ss-.....--..-- 0sf y
Accommodation, daily ext
7c2PMl cept Sunday sS Az
Mail, daily except Sunday-b III -
KANSAS PACIFIC.
80 AN Nail, daily except sunday-} is rH
MISSOURI VALLEY, NO..
400 p M Mail and Expires South SO I'm.
II 90 ann. 3. 10. Aesm,,' a do Il II 10 I'm.
s:I5 I'm. Mail and Express, North 81. am.
I2:s5 a IN. Night Express 10 - y - In.
7:I0p. u. -. Joe Accohyf n~---~--. ss:leP m
Train leaving Leavenw"fth 81 Z 10 D. ni. makes
connection with train leaving St. Joe at II p. nI.
for Chicago and the East.
G.. ". R. W.
10 10 AN Beverly. SAA
"PM " =
s1aM Pi:.'e CITY. s@nM
NANSIEAL ST. JOSEPH.
s:15 am. Express via 81 yoarPh..-- ID a. m.
100 pm. do via Harlem ---- .i0 r. M
7:I9 :" do via s.. JosePh...... tl2:S am.
,nniiuisss leave one hour before the above time.
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Notice To Property Owners.


CrrY CcERx's OFFICE
Ieaveuworth City, kansas, :
.;uly rs, A. D. iS70.
x-or. AND EACH OF YOU, ARE HEREBY
4 p.,ii..i that a; a regular meeting, held by Ne
CIV Council q aii III, o. the isfh day % Juiy,
Al. 1ysOy, tss following TerssHas we're
'adorted: - .
I.s-cved, Thai it-is nses-a.; to eons,rnes
plaok .id..yait, ff-sf wi.fr, with pine PATH I'm
and white oak -trin.ers, on the vest SIDE "i Nam
street, in front of "ts ~ and H. b'"'k - aisn h
the vest sds q Naia street t~Aueen Usage and foi-
tsva,o,nie streets, excepting in hont oi LOTS, !,
) and s. block IL City Proper
And roaIS and each Of yor, are h~y-hy further
Notified that unisrs majority ii Tine owners oi
-.sh Property, rcsiiins in the City, except rsas
claiming ar Interest IN such property by reason 81
Tax Ti,l.- AMI Liable to b. taxed for such work or
ipspros snien;y isail, or bes,re M"nday, ,he "a
day Of September, A. D. 1879, hh with the ny
CIers Of said City, their protest against sad IN
prcvenents, the CITY CouncI viii ORDER said IN
,mp,oyenr%1its % ~ made, an1 contract therefor
md kesv and collect tine for the same, A. Pr
yidcI by the City Charter and Ordinances Fased On
m -,uance tsmEeoE r. La - : : -
= = = WM W. CREIGHTON, City Clerk
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= Boercs, August Is jacob W. Pierce, .
leading capitalist, vas thrown from 4 car
mage and Killed, in BrOokly, LAT night the
horse being frightened BY shot from an il
tended rObber.
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4 sEwspsaLEx =. Humboldt writes us
that the popularity Of TIE TIMES is une-
qralIe-i in that vicinity. The fact is our
circulation is increasing more rapidly than
we ever anticipated that Il wonld. Every
place i'm Kansas served by daily mail grt-
a large package Of the THE DAILY TIMES.
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Comparative Fatality Of Modern War


Total population in the county
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<sessessde usks1ANkIkAl<isiaJrxare
made of money, and proper sul1jeeAs for ex-
tOrtiOn.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01

Mr.. GEORGE KINGSLEY il now running
,d..,m thrcshing machine in this county. lie
reports the average yield Of wheat about
twenty Bushels Ia the acre; also that the
stacking WIS generally not well done, and
more rain sona will doa greet amount Of
damage.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01
EDUCATION,
UNIVERSITY 0E KANSAS,


FTVIlIs INSTITUTION NOW AFFORDS FULL
Il facilities for prosecuting regular select
courSes u study In the Sciences, Ancient and Mod
ern Languages, Drawing and Music
The collection Of apparatus has aely been lSrgely
increased by the addition Of new and costly instru
e0ce To extended and thorough instruction in HUI
man Anatomy and Physiology, laboratory practice
In Chemistry, observatory practice in Astronomy,
and Office and field practice In the Natural Sci
snccs, and In Surveying and Engineering.
TUITION FREE.
Beard l~ procured in the city at - reasonable
rates rs at any other place in the West Students
.ho desire it viii find ample facilities for boarlins
themselves.
The first session Of the academic wear ls.e-,I
begins WSancAtay. Sppt. q. is7e.
The Regular examination for admission will he
held the Itis and sth Of September commencing
For casaapxWss aAs further particulars ap,lv to
f..sr|Er fT DE- JOHN FRASER
President oi the University,
auidltwht Lawrence, Mas.
State Normal School.
| SCHOOL will BE- ready for the reception of pu-
pills on ..
Wednesday, September 9Th, 1870.
An efficient corps Of tes-hcrs is engaged 10 civ.
instructions in ali the branches necessary for COM
plete preparation in the teachers work, including
drawing. vocal music and ear>thenics. Tuition
and text books free.
A convenient Boarding Hall has been purchased
and fitted up by the City, and Young ladies can be
boarded nj cost rates. (prohably not exceeding three
four dollars per week including furnished rooms.
fuel. lights washing, &C., under direction and
management Of n suitable matron-
The session will continue twenty-one weeks, in
Guiding the Christmas holidays.
For particulars, address
T.. J. WILLIAMS,
Superintendent and Principal, Leayenworth.
iy3IwI11
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01

SOME of the hest cheese ever sold in tbs
United States is made in Kansas. The
article Of home manufacture now 10 he had
in this market is fully equal, and in many
cases. lstter than that brought from Ohio.
The Western Reserve is losing its grip in the
Stock State
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01

Bic CoIN-Mr George Keller has laid
On orr table eigl. AZ large ears of corn as We
have ever a.rn. They contain twenty rows,
cor about 1, 100 kernels each. The stalks Of
this field average over fourteen feet high.
Mr.. Kellcr's farm il located twelve miles
west Of L.avcnworih, and one mile south Of
Srringdalc, and is known as one of the best
in the State
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Is ~pArm;Y. NY nY.'

LONDON, Angus 2S-The preparatioce iSs
the siege Of Metz seen g BE- 6E4
The entrenchments proceed with grta =
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01
sPEcIAL NOTICES.


TO PHYkICIANS.
Etaafl- 4gi--- ss-s
Nkw Yo.x. AsessG 18Th 1851
ALLOW. me :. calf your attention - ny PREPA-
RArDNorCONr0UNDE OF sUC1IU.
n. couc ,oe.t parts arc BuCnU, LSc LEAF,
cUBEBs, .rUxIrER BERRIES
MODE OF Preparation.
B"ehu in vaeuo. Juniper Rsrrie-. by disaila'io"
to Sorme hne gin. CuS-hs eatrac'ed by disphcc-
.-ut nv liouor obtared from Juniper Berries, con-
tanning very little sugar. small portion Of slirit,
- $500. ,.,.,.hl. Nl,.n ,ny now in No. Thu A.
Nv, properties are by this mode extracted.
Buchu, As prepared by Druggists gen orally. $50
dark color It !. ph,nt that emi's its fragrance;
plel, leaving dark aad slntinous detection. Mine
il tn. color Of ingredients. The Buchu in my prep
.ra,ion pre,lominates; the smallest quantity of the
other ingredients are added, to prevent .ermcna-
ton; upon inspection. 1t will he found not to hc
I. ripc,ure, a. made In Pharmscopea, is ii a
syrup-and therefore he used in cases where
f.ver or Inflammation exists. In this you have the
knowledge If the ingredients and the mole Of PreTa-
ration.
Hoping that you will favor II with triat, and
that up,n inspection II will meet With your aPPro-
bation,
With . N.-iins ot confidence,
am very respectfully.
H. +. HEL.MBOLD.
Chemist snd Druegi.t Of Is years experience in
Philadelphia, and locs,ed at his Drug and
Chemical Warehouse, s9a Broadway. New York
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01

',sfaHrkScr5fae sm1as aadslvss
that Ba.aine is rs.liias > dep hid saeEfc
scheme. s.s..sss,.raI
THE FRENCH .EvACUA1e cnA1oNs. !
The following ol6cial despatch kom Ber.
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BExEDrrrfs SECRET TREATY. ]
A quarter of million fac siaiJes Of Bene
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KANSAS PACIFIC.
5WPM lExpre.s--....----.---::-;
40 AN Mail, daily except Sundayj - Pm
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for weakness arising from, in'liscret'"r. The ex-
haustssi lswer. Of Nature which are accompanied
by 10 many alarming symptoms, among which will
BE- found Indispo~.ton tn Exertion, loss Of Memory,
Wakefulness, Horror Of Disease, fore'~,-
diugs Of Evil in fact; universal las.itude, Prcstr-
ticns and inability 10 enter into the enjoyments Of
society.
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-'- 1..l as % l7i FRANCE. l
NEUTRALITY OF BELGIUM.
PARIS, August 25-The journals Of last
evening, demand to know what action will
| be taken nv the French government, now
that Belgium has permitted a violation Of heI
neutrality by Prussia.
RECEPTION OF THE WOUNDED.
EX0eks peeParafie9s. contiape for TIN
rstfaiSh u az Wounded F~hr isrge am
balances are kept ready in the Fuileries gar
den. The Empress, yesterday, PERSONAL!
visited the hospitals, Inspecting the arrange
nlents.
NUMBER OF AMERICANS
are among the Subscribers to the new Frenei
loan."s 9a.les
ABOUT THE EMPERoR's HEADQUARTERS
PARIS, August 25-The Siecie, comment
l ing ON the item Of news, that Imperial head
Quarters are At Rheims, SAYS: ''Who cars.
/ NcGahou ON only have Oue headquarters
the centre Of operations. The lmPeria
headquarters can only be superiority, Al
embarrassment, and 4 pretext for losing BAT
Ties. The crisis Is too dangerous to talk Q
lie, hhpesial hsaaquazten anywhere nea
those of Chief" --ls
THE FRENCH WAR LOAN.
The Libotc, SAYS France, yesterday
gained great victory. In one day ma,iy
hwdssas Of millions were psid isao the tress
MI. Prussia, for tuo months, has vainl.
sought to procure less sum. -..-.l g..
PARIS Is UTTERLY WITHOUT NEWS
I from the seat Of war. The cntrenchmen1
around Mets ere; ecaapleted. se'l as tsres .
The ABDIcA1IoN OF NAPOLEON DEMANDED
Itx4Ekk6k dkfAAiSH q he Corn
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LEGAL NOTICES.


STATE OF KANSAS, -
LEAvENwoETU COUNTY.
In the District Court Of the fir>t Judicial, District
Of the State "f Kansas sitting in the County Of
Leav-nworth in said state.
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The Constitution, once affected with 0r-..ric
Weakness, requires the aid of Neiicir- io strength
eu aud nviyorst- IN" system, which HEI.MROLD'S
EXTRACT BUCHU invariably does. II M tr'.,t-
ment is submitted 10, consumption or insanity en-
sues.
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MADRID, Aug. 3-The s'scceases Of the
Pr,ssian armies has caused the revival Of
the question Of the Hohenzollern candftn-
ture. Rumosa have il that Prussia = In
favor Of admitting the subject to the Pet'-
pie BY pIsbiscifssn. st- -. -. =
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Irro~, tho largest Manufacturing Chemists in the
l World
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,v.yrxvoRrH ATCHIsOS NORTHWESTERN
a., "a -. - 4 N.;l daily except Monday
, 1870-10-08
Ry GEO. r. GORE r. Co..
es,st, nd - Randolpla:.
VALUABLE
Inside Improved
ASD
UntnproVea
REAL ESTATE,
AT ACTION.

We NIL, te,l st rnl.c sucso. to tho highest tidrr
t,heu, ,r+crsc % t.e rata ar Of Oetohcf- At osck
n H. 1t cur new af!irc In The HaarEr blSk- tee: ia
Dr.rt.asn-st, tie following LIT OF eiotee ia4e eno's
rrcpc u, s'2. ...... ,..,
.i,us.,d % the sottth side Of Twenty
ca,t cf south Park AT. THESE heuseh have Al o.
The oacra I'M, n :, IT, srd shv sstcst In front
isr.rtd ~!h hl.ek pay. n'eni- They aase 'oe
tn,st lake virw In tht city.
1ls5toot lntA on th" aoTtarsl corner o. oousp
av and Twenty ttr't-
.fot Icte usas the northeast rn:rrr & soath PasS
AZ, and Twenty -touzth-t- With 4 'sc't froEf Gu
South PasS.At.
1tnsffcs lotA IN thA tna,e Nick. es'sNe1ns On Tweu
tv.fourth-.t, with c7.t f!nnt on Lakr-ar.Fhfch
fea .t~, i. fret In wis:n. Ta"ts te.s k7Ti 1se RI
thr finest LAKE ant ha:'"e -'cws .: AR r on the
South Side. and ART very eonrrulc..t 10 tne KWro'
.trnra4t dcfof At thr 1Ivdt PAX tTsin-
esrr lot, with frnnt on South Psfk.as.. eotaer NJ
Twcntyt.c cord-ss., of IS fcrt. End % trct dcr Gu
the South lIuc. This (. orc Of the fncts roints
f,t an cietaus srstdcnce. OF for GsT-aaA 1snAae
l huse.. In the city of Chieaeo. -.-..-...
All the .heye Properly e rftnatrd III fhr mat afs:
cratic and rapidiytrovns s~rtinn ot the ety. ana VI
advaree in value fo1 xeass to eotae 1t van
| br eold to efnte cut rcrartuf- shp intf1rtt~
Terra- cf +.le Will te Y h. aud balance At me eao
II threc year, with rer crns animal tnterrtt to
ttar.' loan Of ss,to. NJ rer eent tntpas' vi" y"
made 90 raeh Of thr marble front houtte.
should ca1ttrA ru.ehs.sne !s'!T plaEt os tne FsosE
ra ntsr. of tbe tor.t can te seen at ous Office 1t aa
6nt ,r,,r .rsa SErL
r,rr ,hos+, lc.. 4:uus:ce south beussAtpEaces 4
the res1h entrance OF tie South tatka'. osD1'
,-Exrr ltt.. car: frans, en- South Parkav. oeas III
slove. h,.o, +rvtr.' rasiee lsts On c.'s'atf'ss.
o f,-s,.r iot.. u the Grevr on tho axe Shoss-
haf mile sozth ot the South fs1t-a splendid IL
s<.tuent.
xy.r.y ou,r tatnc very rhoser lots nn D:efeta'
7 ~, Z fiSrr M IL,
, 1870-10-08

Canal LOCK, CHICAGO, Oct ;.-cLsaRsD-
rfnttx, Loa>klnrt. Bliss It lumser, 1e.M !atn.
tunl*r: srnecs, Rsfh. $3.50 It lunlhcrt 10 p,ts
1ai.: Brilliant. si"rria s,a!S Il nmter ~ 7 nn.
ies; {. ". xtnInetn At. N'Ed's Bridge. aode u
lu.nt'cr, q etr shle's ss' .ht* salt Aetfonsli..
PEN, e lunees ~" 18th; Nsu.ias * taS1,: Sss
salt: Msrle Leat. B.rIs Badge. A.as Il
m,nl,er, 4,,tN .h+ mise Gcid Rst. pstaws, N u
It lumh-r: Paramount. i4salle. liRlt; J. keoa-
FIT: FL rTer +. e. Gs@7, - iasa'.s. Ssnt; rsss
InIrf lacsnort, light: Unlrhtc, 0ttaNA, s1.a94 II
,anttwr, 1H.7:0 ialh; Etxattth, LGckr2st. stas II
t,1u.Hr: MGutra1m sar. light: ;. T., !.einoat-
r9nt: c. W. Walker, lemon, Light: CONSTITUTIONS
Il mont. light; Il. Il. Atkinson, Lemons; light ::
a.ivanec, I.rIuont, 1lgh': !. ". McGtn-
Mss. Lsmolt- light. TrareIsf, L-neas,
.eht: Rescue. tcmoht. hsnt; ". = nm S1s1se. @
1a.1. len.ens. ltrtt: Ha,r!. Lsa M. ltsht; Nay.
nuHcr, Le1.nnf, light: LAsi! F.ankiiu. Lttncuf,
light: II s. CarrenIe:. L.u'=t, light: II Wa!tr::
nc,ic. aSavc. 20, SEQ - rorn huaks, IS h.ts salt
t.ccan, Lssalle, 10 b.ls sa1: C. !.
l1unlvon. l.,l.ef. :o;13. y cl tamosF ~: n*
iniust:y, Prison. iao .ons sand: D:i9s Joltr:, 10
TINS eosi; Chicago d, lie, Il sale. sao'1 It IAN
| tc., 90 lE's san; :. e. E":'5. Norris, 6:.ss@
lamtrr- A." posts. =. ."G iath: Mc:ato.. a Saslt
se:. ia pSs1s; Danu,e. IA .llr. - .oeo ns shay
snrs: Montreal, Ia Sal1t, $4,000 Il humber:
I.uTnhhn. Js,stt, lse t'us ,ra@ ore; Eiy, Ottawa
sass II lumber: GrpecA ! sn.s @ nao: ssaeca: ,s.is
olive Branch, It-sEa, ela oEls s7.i; kobt. Holmes
| 5a~A,1s. ecr n3tt tau; Mnut2ne, ottawa 6a..:R
irm,es: Gtte1ai Mcclellan. rt,u, 7e,eto = saas
ARR,yKp-Oroutscs. Seneca. s,e0n hu cor
| isxt In s,ats: u taLtr. L.nGn1, - EGs staut
Councl Manning, Lemons. = tds ssooe.
, 1870-10-08
CAPTURED
xuc.t CT tue SsursfI4r Nho itsaboH ana Az
,.,un..a sd i.urdrE Mr. Maker" et
N,t,:.atu,.-.-Krru<ety of
sS,,u Hatta vi
rroprsty.

l,e:4r:i<es Horace Elftot and Dennis Simmons
xre.c,.,as af.estei ,he tutls: Hho fot'stea Esot.
I4s.ss h.s,-+, Al Wh~sts,u, on tue 18TH tilt, anu
s,..: Mr n.sri Tor attempting. 10 sTc'eut ais
r-ts;r !'',' elf nss:4.sc.s NJ ,rc ,st-t were dc
,4li.l In 7tG rRlbCNE The morning after the
ocln.4rts Nil. HaErr ittAsd r:lae tn the
III s;>r. st,is. Ustn .r;!l3g up, saw the burglar,
3L.: .'~;!.t iIslsid. lie :rsp nt.scs aud tne
LIFT temple AID I17urtnc III, 1ro3utspS bnt
Eight wsnrsl. Tht man then raa'2tA bis escape,
h~stnE s..n.-l SLIT III ratteJ H:s1 t1lyrr watea-
~ tai .t'I,hl. sSrf4 ~1H ktst To tse t+olc: "
tht- .t.s. art III. %s@!c xrk, NJ Nhcaos, .,Etred
~a'.i Il s1" FIR tt.r a:1rst nat ca4r,ct:'n 0f
fr.sEst II ut l. :nrr- Win wfs II sn 'nc:tBg af'9ut
the ylt@t. on tie day of tte 1.'tte:J, wat as,1
to.xn.tr<., aEt iae lra esstttsTas Ec:as
20 ud:k s.u iS- cas"+ As'u', tae Isl
t,t tHl- I:,.s1!t. It ~l- 2s-er.41hc,I that
I ~o1 All hst 7art.i shae r. *!s .tn.u isatn sa.
/. u-e n5 ~. ~..,asut al l.olt.Rt llt 4n.i. as It
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, 1870-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS
TIE orERA.


The nth night Of tho ssason WAS gaia night
The opera waY Met eroees,s great work. "Tae llu-
guenots,r atd The house was crowded 10 over
flowing IN ever pat1, with one OF the most brilliant
audiences ever assembled upon an operate occa-
SION 10 this city. "The Husuen0ts" III English
Is comparatively 7cw. The old k!chin2s trounc.
tnc rrs,t lime, anu some Of the artists, Mrs.
Berra1A, Mrs. Bowler, and Nj. n1aston, waa
were In the cast theu.. appeared las{
ii Is na7a,y Necessary to speak Of them now. ez-
crpt 10 Eencw tho p1alses We expressed uIoa Tut
ocrasitn Mrs BGfnafd's Presentation Of put<nsne
.uch aa ,udomisablc spirit sad enthusiasm. he:
ftsourcts SEEM to :,e sqnai to any emergency aaI
htr nr. carries her Snr ugh eyen the neaslest
,cits With magnificent tuccess Mta Bowler r. e.
Ia good toico ami sang her grant afia.in the
second act with Ane egeci. We have hetore
ints written in detail 9f Mr. Dsa5tons
,larex'. which IL one Of the l.est tirana!Ic
rcttraitures VIC hAvt eveE sem on any stucr- :Ile
WEA not IN his best Yoke, and to aattlon 70 hat
ha,! to contend against int orchestra, which
steaeti determined t, pay laily 10 hs most ei.
fceIiye rasSageS. The 1cT conlers ln the cast
we're Canphell rs 81. Brt' Laurence rs Strtrs, and
Castle az l;aostf, al Of whom fled their paris
Min great acceptAhl'tsy: Castle surprised even
which he s1rg his pa,t. Tie 1ateneHs OF the hour
| at which The. rerfnru ancc was clbscsl pre-
vents anything lfke detailed notice: Wnich We
We hare 0ny to saY thai the INSTRUMENTATION ssas
| The most serious drawback unon the complete
SUCCESS Of the presentation. We truss, however.
thar the opera Mill lie included Ia tha Ttl<ftn.rk
| OF next week. aud that Vi: may then heat Il un-
| ucI better Instruments! aIsplceA
| TN- IHEA1kEa-
| The "Gneqnal Match md Jonathan B:aI'
f-r.tr are .lfAwinR we'll at the Museum. Tat
house w8s flied last evening. Slime hill t1-uEht
| - The Hidden Hand with M!ss Annte TN An1
in the roit OF Capdotd, ts still on the boards a
! Mcyrker's Theatre.
| The MlnssreIs hal. as usual, their little thea
| trc crow 1etl tU the door last night.
ST. LrKEa HOSPITAL BESEF1r.
On Thursday evening ncx1, Mr. stephen Mas
sett will give some Of his celebrated Tra'itng'
TccitatlUns -nuscal Illustrations, limitations, etc
at Metropolitan Hsll, for the henent Of st. Lake
| Hospital, IN admirable institution, which .!e
| serves all the aia she rns,.te cali give IT, III
| Aassets has made his contribution BY volunteer
lug HIS services. anu re hore that our citizen
will tIn their part tv purchasing as mauy ticket:
| VI a to1la1 taxh, aa tncr nosstely eau. The nre
| ceafurne Is an excellent one anil has been selcc
| I'd wtth the greatest care au,l judgment a-s
PERSONAL ....
Nj. Dan Bryant, the popular minstrel maua9e
Of New York City, passed through thsa city, ye
tes.ias, en route f0r San Francisco, Cal, *hete
WIN rlay his l:tsh CONT d5, soy swo Weeks. at II
California Theatre, assisted By Little Mac