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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

S.OksOn, IIUih tne Special committee app
Iointeo 70 inquire into the condition of build
ing on NJ, between AZ and 9Th streets. south
ashington, known as "Castle Thunder re.
ported the same to be in a dilapidated condi-
adopted.
MI Tho4-peon called the attention of the
board to the filthy condition OF Massachusetts
avenue, near the Hook and Ladder House. in
the Fourth Ward. The Secretary was d;rec,sd
70 can the attention OF the Commissioner OF the
ward 20 the matter. Adjourned
The New York herald., 1870-09-18


CKPrEMBER MEETING
XoaR1sAsA. ssEzETESSR WssHoaEsAsk EAhhi COUNTY.
TUESDAY, EsRsszssggsss sgrssAs AsD rs.DAr
'''' ten minutes ''Fisi 81 !ss r;ss Sssa
ryrsbSSsy,, ,ssP1:f ssPfsssee & Sse g. 1870
For horses that never beat 9 $500 70 ne nrss rse, $500
= s.::sI fssss H,
B. B%cs' 81 New YORK sassrs s. m m Ensns years DID,
orcS epsrs Sa GSnaSsnd formerly Apcss ss,:
oln..ed Poushkespais. snssrs b. Young wilkes one
rsTs F po"na Mare
DsrSsy Ss sS, Ssw s.In s % Fsnp' ' Lambert
Henry Nswiand saltwater enters br Saratoga. star in
Major MAJOR %,ansd white 'Sn
''0' s'''pe ON 'ns moss SECOND DAY.
"WEDNESDAY, Is afSEfs sESrsSssR E n e. 81, 1870
For horses tina, never ~ beat 80 GA s s r'' horse $500
William Bodne. Middlsown enters b. m. Lady Whitman,
n Roden, n. Y, enters b. g. Charley Green.
Mn1SSy Ms % snisr enter, Daniel Boon.
John H0rn's'f' N u Ihlsp snsFs 81 pA Captain Gill.
rHuRsBH4 81: S:sIHgF'f sfPTEssRS II sfsis9 Is 1870.
to the second, &400 TO the third
David Blanchard Boston, entes ch. License
N. r ROdsn N.Y. enters br. Charles E. Losw. formerl,
SsSs I:.s :.;. II P,ss sss
gn1Ds2. DAY 4lRg;s shfEEssSh e 'ss s. 1870 $780, 80,
For that Ike ssss first horse
Rcdep u enter. s New s Berlin Girl u. -
yohn s Murphy % Tsewood ' Park, epers r Lady se.r
IT, sb.M Lambert.
J.J Bowen, Boston, enters br. M. Lady Ellis. ,,
Hutchinson No. ssos.gssssy "ssss ct ssfss % g. 3D. Ellis
For horses that Ss hs first A'r' $500
VIM f.. Borst n; Y. enters b. $: George Wilkes
vi Gsss sPsii: aIs'Hs'1
John Murphy Fss.ySGa sssSsAn faIs RE%sRks sa's Henry
All the above race: mile heats three nye IN harness ex
viii be conducted under the rules of the National
Gates open at so'cock Am.
Single admission one dollar; no extra charge for Grand
York and Harlem WIN
n and o and N ~ Ret Re,srapg WIN leave Morrsania
The Park within i've hundred feet of the Harlem depot
+, ss: $3.50 HENRY pArEe President
pSps sold evening previous to the It. Fleet
Forty-hrst streets, by JACOB soMERNDYKE
AGRioghTrgsAL gFr5saI sAgx,uxs FAIR
FIRST DAY.-october H.
2l00
Also same day
Silver Pitcher $3.50, for double teams that have been
owned and driven together by member Of the association
since September1
SECOND DAY.-October II.
The four year-old Prospect Park stakes.
Also, same day
&5O0-Horses that have 60&B50 @l00 $50
THIRD DAY.-October l3.
For horses that beaten 26-S700 $780, $l00
Also, same
Silver Pitcher, $3.50, for members' horses; condi
tiors for double teams
FOURTH DAY.-October H.
$5O0-For horses that have beaten 40
Also, day
Handicap 900 for all horses@b0 forfeit &1U0
entrance when they accept the handicaps
The weights to be announced within twenty-four hours
after the entries opened and the parties accept the
same before the 4h day of October.
there be three entries 10 I'll and
two horses TO start.
Entries TO close Monday, September 26, at 9P NJ, at the
the association, 49 Montague street. BROOKLYN
time made after September ID shall not be bar 70
entering Of the above
A POOLS WILL BE SOLD AT RILEY'S, CORNER
a. Broadway and Twenyeighth street, on Monday and
svey evening during the trong meeting Psrk
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AMUsEMENrs.

AMUSEMENTS.
NTIBLO's GARDEN NIBLO'B GARDEN.
lN Lessees and Managers. JARRETT PALMER
HOUSE CROWDED TO OVERLOOKING.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
SECOND WEEK OF THE
THE CHARMING YOUNG ACTRESS
LOTTA, LOTTh, LOTrA,
LOTTA, LOrTA, LOfTA
LOfTA, LOTFA. L0TTA,
when, will be presented
AN ENTIRE NEW DOMESTIC DRAMA,
written expressly for LOTTA, entitled
HEARTS EASE.
WITH SONGS, DANCES AND BANJO SOLO.
CHARLES NllLIEkS ............Mr. FRANK LAWLOR
LiONAL HON MHOwMMKD; M ;:...-...-.....Mr. THO. HAMILTON
HIRAM DOOLlTfLE.. Mr.. VINING BOWERS
Mile. DuRVERNAY.. Miss VIRGINIA BUCHANAN
NEW SCENERY BY vOEGTRLIN.
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MATRIMONIAL.

AN ENGLISH WIDOW LADY, AGED ~, A STRANGER
"A the city, desires the acquaintance Of elderly Gen
ueman Of with view 10 matrInopy. Address MRS
ApDiE VEST, HERALD ONCE .
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S7 THEATRE COMIQUH
Olf Broadway opposite 81 Nicholas.
SUCCESS BEYOND ALL PARALLEL
THE MONSTER STAR COMPANY
received nightly by houses crowded 70 exceas-
THE MOST ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE.
Decided Of the brilliant sensational arttste
Miss EMMA 0RATTAN,
Engagemcnt of the veteran comedian
CHARLES WHITE,
THE GREAT PANTOMIME AND BALLET TROUPE,
CHARLES ABBOTT, the great Trick Clown,
Goes Stewarts WOlmbod, Ryman Parkhurst and Collins
In their special acts.
w. B. Harrison on the general topics Of the day.
All the great company Will appear. .
See small billA Doors open at 81: certain rfses at
O'Clock.
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HELLE. CuRIsTINE NILSSON.
N Mr. Max StrAkoEch has the honor OF announcing the
FIRST series of -
TWO GRAND NILSSON MATINEEs,
which will take place on the following dates, a r. NJ
STEINWAY HALL, ON FOURTEENTH STREET.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 81,
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER %, and
FIRST GRAND NILSSON MATINEE, Saturday, 2lth ut 2.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER Is.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER e.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20.
SECOND GRAND MATINEE, OCTOBER I, al 2 O'CLOCK.
Nile. CHRISTINE NILSSON viii be assis,ed by the fo-
Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARY,
Contraito Of the Royal Italian Opera, London.
the distinguished Tenor
6ignor n. VERGER,
The Baritone Of tho Italian Opera, Paris, and the Royal
italian Opern, London.
Mr.. HENRY VIEUxTEMPS
the world renowned Violin Virtuoeo.
Mr.. JAMES NJ WEHLI,
Solo Pianist Conductor.
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA will under the direction Of
MAX MARETZEK.
SCALE OF PRICEH
GENERAL ADMISSION 81
RESERVED SEATS VI and 30 EXTRA according to location.
RESERVED SEATS TO MATINEE 81 EXTRA
Seats be secured for either OF the above Concerts
GENERAL NILSSON TICKET OFFICE
AT STEINWAY HALL, ON FOURTEENTH STREET.
BThe Free List will be entirely suspended, with the
exception Of the pubic press.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

AT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
"A JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL,
Onlce and salesroom ~ Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

GOOD HOME FOR CHILDREN, WITH INsTRUC-
"A ton and rnohey care healthy location convenient TO
city terms moderate Address, for three days. COUNTRY
BOARD, box 81 MatawAp, N.
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INSTRUCTION.

A GRADUATE OF HARVARD COLLEGE WILL
IN give private instruction. Address w. H. 2S Btuyvs
sant street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

A POOLS WILL BE SOLD AT RILEY'S, CORNER
a. Broadway and Twenty-eighth street. on Monday and
svery evening during the trotng meeting at Psrk
MARSHALL 4 JOHNSON.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

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DONIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge ID Judicial District-NArHAN PnIcE
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CHAs. w. MOVES. s. HATCH.
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Ifor tgt farmtr.

Faaesing Cattie-Ose-HaIf the Grsin
FED 10 cattie Wasted by not Being
Fed to Good CattIc-Anofhcr Impor.
tanf Fact, Farmers do not Feed Heavy
Enough. g,.,-,
Mr., Bella S. Tasting, practical farmer and
drover in Vermont. who fattens cattle for the
Boston market, lately gave his experience and
observation in regard to lat'ening stock. at
meeting Of one Of the farmers clubs of tina.
State.
He said that the main object OF the farmer
was to gel The best on. of his fodder. Tt does
not pay to feed grain TO 4 poor creature, one
that does not take on Assh rapidly. Farmers
will Go better to dispose Of such s.o L for what
it will bring. and procure animals of good style.
Hebelieved that one half Of the grain fed was
wasted by not being fed to good cattle. An
other important point is, farmers do not fed
htayy enough. lie would commence With as
much feed "a they could bear. at FIST, and then
increase. In feeding twelve quarts of meal.
the last four quarts are worth Is much a.the
6nt eight for fattening purposes. Some far
neu complain that they do not get pay for the
grain hey feed ous, but he bad noticed that It
was srly those who fed light that complained.
Whether the animal was to be fed a short or a
long time, he would recommend heavy feed
! ing.
Mr.. Hastings said he knew nothing better
than corn meal. The cob is worth but little.
fpnything. Those persons Of whom be pur-
chased fat stock, who we're the most successful
and made It most profitable, were those who
fed meal largely. liza farmer has potatoes Or
other roots, It is well enough to feed these in
.pat, but farmer will do better to exchange
some of his roots for corn than to feed roots
altogether. 1t is important to feed regularly
and not to often, as the stock will eat and lie
down and ruminate. II is better to feed cattle
but three times day and sheep but once.
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aIine-a journal with a monthly circulation Of
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it is one of the wonders Of journalism-the
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IT HAS long been practice among farmers
to commence pruning apple trees in February,
mainly, We suppose, because there is leisure
time. There are some reasons why ii should
not be done. There will not be sufficient &C.
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BLACKSMITHINC I
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