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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-09-01
From the Toledo Blade.l
NASBY.
Mr.. Nasty Goes to New York to Call
and Engineer Meeting of Laborina
Men in Opposition to the Employment
Of Chinese.
HARP Nv ERIN S'LooN,

hARP Wv ERlN . LOON,
9TH WARD, Moo YORK, July 6, 1905
l run up to Moo York last week on
special biznis. l saw in news
paper that IS Chinese he'd located
themselves in North Adams, Massey
choosits, and therein 1 saw CLEAN
of light for the Dimocrisy. Here is
wat will wunst more fire the Dem
ocratic heart and rouse Democratic
indignation. The Dimocrisy must
allus hev an inferior race, and now
that we've lost the niger, Provi-
dence steps in at the nick NV time
and furnishes us the Chineman.
Immejitly on my arrival l sought
out the Dimocratic Central Commit
tee NV our ward, and called meetin
NV ''all labrin Americans NV the 9th
Ward opposed to the interducshen
NV form pauper labor into Ameriky."
Teddy O'Ryan, wich runs the Sham
rock S'loon next door to mine, and
Dennis O'Shaughnessy, and Pat
O'Flynn, and Terrence McCoole,
and Jenny O'Brien, all NV EN- run
min S'loons in the block the Harp
ov Erin is located in, entered into
the matter with spirit. We're rivals
in biznis, but, thank Heaven, in pol
itics we kin act together ez a unit.
Our interests are identikle.
We tried to git some shoemakers
and brick masons and sich to at
tend the meetin, but they all insisted
they wuz too bizzy.
In the evenin the meetin wuz con-
vened in the back room of the Harp
NV Erin, Teddy O'Ryan in the Chair,
and Dennis O'Shaughnessy (bar-
tender for Pat. O'Keefe,) } Secretary.
A Committee on Resolutions was
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-09-01
IRailaCay Time Tables.
Mt. Vernon & Delaware r. Z.
Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago r. R.

hS-On and after June 18th, 1870. trains will
leave stations daily, Sundays excepted, as fol-
lows: CTrain leaving Chicago at 5:35 p. NJ.
leaves daily.) Grains leaving Pittsburg at
a:55 Z. NJ, leaves daily.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-09-01
Fatal Consequences Of Folly.

An occurrence, which happened
at young ladies' seminary in New
York, is mentioned in the Times of
that city, which presents another
proof of the folly of indulging in
the thoughtless practice of attempt
ing tofrighten others. Two of the
young ladies of the institution were
engaged in their own room, conyers-
ing upon the science of anatomy.
in the course of which one of them
proceeded to relate some experience
she had formerly acquired in dis
sectlng room. just as the CONVEX
sation reached this point, the door
OF the room opened, and another of
the inmates of the seminary entered
with slow and solemn tread, having
a white sheet wrapped about her
form and her face powdered to per-
feet whiteness, her jet -blsckhair,eyes,
and brows presenting contrast
which gave a startling lividness to
her ghost like countenance. The
lady who was relating her expert
ence, as already stated,is said to be
mentally superior to any other class
mates.and noted for her strength of
mind and freedom from nervousness
and absurd sensibility. So sudden,
however, was the approsch of the
figure, just at moment when her
mind was least prepared for any as
soeiated with the thoughts of the
dead, that, upon beholding the ap-
partition she fell senseless to the
floor, and awoke to the scenes around
her only to show her anxious attend
ants that reason had fled and left sad
tokens Of the mental wreck. At
last accounts no change was discov
cradle in the distressing symptoms
of the unfortunate girl, and there is
little encouragement to hope that
reason will ever resume its seat.
This occurrence, of course, has pro-
duced much distress. both in the
seminary and in families of the re-
spective parties.
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County Officials.
Churoh Directory.
L. P. CHURCH,

Service at 11I< O'Clock. A. N. Sabbath school
at 101s: O'Clock, A. N. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evenings at II O'Clock.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-09-01


Young lady physicians are multi
plying rapidly throughout the coun-
try, and consequently the young
men are decidedly more sickly than
they used to be.
The slave of the ring-A new
made wife.
Green Cages Young lovers
VOWS.
How can you pull house down
if you raze it2
You can't marry a-miss if YOU
marry a widow.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-09-01
DISCIPLE CHURCH,

ELDER wM. SHARP, PASTOR. HOURS
for service II O'Clock, A. n. Sabbath school
9 O'Clock. Evening service ~ O'Clock
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at ~
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

REV. A. S. MILHoLLAND, PASTOR. MORN
ing service at IL O'Clock. Sabbath school
I2lZ O'Clock. Evening service * O'Clock
TL O'Clock.
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W. NJ. ROSS, NJ. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, MILLERS-
burg, Ohio. Ofiice-First door West of Cor
ner formerly occupied by Mulvane. Resi-
dence second door south of t. B.. Raifs
corner. Office days, Wednesday and Sator-
day afternoons. 1f
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PhySicianS.

J. G. BIGHAM, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, MILLERsBURG.
Ohio. Office and Residence, at South part of
Washington Street 1tf
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j. POAfERENE, NJ. D.,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, MILLERSBURG,
Ohio. 0ffice-0n Main St., doors East OF
the Bank. Office hours-W ednesdays, from
to O'Clock p. NJ, and on Saturdays from
O'Clock A. NJ. TO 5 O'clock y. NJ. 1tf
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Dentists.
L. J.. PIERCE.

PRACTICAL & OPERATIVE DENTIST, UP
stairs in Herzer's Building, opposite the
Book Store. All work executed in the best
possible manner, and warranted to give the
best satisfaction. Iu
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O'Clock A. NJ, to O'Clock p. M. 1u
r. H. WORRIES, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, MILLERsBURG,
Ohio. Office with DR.. Pomerene. 1m6.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

FIR. MYERS, GEN Ticket Agent.
The New York herald., 1870-06-10
THE MONEY MARKET.


There is no important change in the money mar
ket beyond more frequency In transactions at i've
per cent CALL Most OF the first class stock houses
presenting acceptable collaterals, are accommo-
dated at four per cent which is also the general
on governments. On the latter collaterals excep.
tional loans are made at three per cent. CONNER.
cial paper is steady and In fair demand at to 6,s
per cent. .}ts~
FOREIGN EXCHANGE UNsErT LED.
The foreign exchange market was irregular, and in
the forenoon some Of the leading bankers sold sixty
day sterling as low as 1923. Later In the day the
sterling market became strong at an advance and
closed firm. Rates were lower for Continental bills.
the following were the final Notwithstanding,
sixty days, commercial, lO9A lo9ss good to prime
bankers, 1905 a 1osX; short sight, 1lox 1lOA
Paris sixty days, 51Sk a5.14x; short sight, 5.13%
511X; Antwerp, 5.1sX q 5.15; switzerland, 5lssx
SIS; Hamburg, 35,1 ssK; Amsterdam 4ox
Al; Frankfort, 40K Al; Bremen. 7s,s 79 Prusslan
thalers, 7o7s 7la
THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF BONDS.
The government bought one million OF nve.twen.
ties for the sinking fund.- The proposals to sell en-
braced total OF ss,57l,25o. The accepted lots were
The New York herald., 1870-06-10
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE TO- l87o-rRIpLE SHEET

stoek aals Iss bids Cuba alas DO. Porto Rico and
MAYA sfosra. The rnarke. FOR spirits ,arpen,ins was
st dull the safe. being confined 70 few small lots at 3sfc
s ssS Sd and s Crude
Was dun and nominal vhe market for rosin was
ssaea closed S' ss ' SS s''Fss TIE
Dale ssys ac = S' window Ind a.. Far vas
Gus -Iinseed was steady wi good iobblug demand
a. ssc ~ in casks Other kinds dun but held for
pn6yraIoss Reeelps si7 bbls pork ao beef pack
n s %Se e FOR pSk % Ssn os
ss1s.S s: IT,. ss s., ss
@ B so do dsssaDs on Ns he ise @ Al l 81
nssl aasi ~, ,gSchaassd value small sales;
ga so Tor pain and $40 ls foe DO fierce
evening prime India moss were sold on private
terms Prices were nominal at s26 30 Us for prime mess
Southern and s % FOR cSocs S western Live sos
s sS ssa0d hogs We're Were wa sasoy arrivals ~ s e.
Bacon inactive prices entirely for
prices. s 81
:, slc We quote sailed and pis.sd shogdsr ac
quiet but full previous were demanded The sales
II market e., oraa: bulk ds
buyers refused pay Over nHe We heard Of no
For sshss 'i s a sea
were effected. The asking prices were 9Hc. sAc
being less anxious to realize prices rmer and higher
for spot which closed at &c s7c. For future delivery
the market was quiet and prices without improvement
do for July at &c. 5000 do for june, July aud August
at &c. for June and July, and 27xc. for August !;
also 10000 cases gassh at M4c Tne lot OF 7Oo cases
reported our last private terms brought 81 SC. Jobbns
lots refined In bbs selling moderately at gc Soc In
Philadelphia there activity In the market and prices
were rather stronger The sales $500 bb for June at
c sale Of or cso a a" sposa
RIoR-Caroiina was steady at sac, with small sales at
sPERMAoK There were Id $4,000 lbs crude in New
Bedford to buyer here private terms Refined Was
quoted al 2Sc., without sales
SEEDs-Linseed quiet, held with hrmness; 900
Grass dull and prices nominal at former quota
tons.
sUaARThe market raw only moderately active.
and the offerings being liberal prices were heavy and
lower closing at 95sc 9c for fair to refining The
sales 900 hhds 9sc for Cuba, and 20S
boxes, part a. sSc. Refined was quiet and trihe
and granulated lac for powdered, is l2sc for sof.
white l2c 1850 for extra G, and lc l2c Tor yellow
We quote Cubninferor 20 common refining. SIC. 96c
fair to good fair refining c enc good to prime refining,
sesc fair good grocery, 9c 10c; prime choice gro
Gerry, lv6c. 10c centrifugal hhds and boxes &C. lie
moasses hhds and boxes. Sac. eHc.: melado, &C. asc
do l0to H. csc aloc do 1870 l5 1o'Sc allie do 10 to
l8 do 10 to ~. l2sc lSc. white, he
lsc Porto Ricon,Rehning grades &C. sic do grocery
stock to-day follows 960 hhds 0l6S boxes 5o7
bags.
sTrAnISEThe demand was more active and prices were
The sales about 10000 pounds 15c. lyc.-the
.TALLow.- Tue gales small bn! prices were ua.
WHIsKEy.- Receipts, 69S bbs. The business only
moderate and we're lower There sod J bbls.
at 81 OF 81 N,Sc, chiefly at tho inside price
The New York herald., 1870-06-10
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Projected Buildings.

Projected Buildings.
Plan sss65th st. 3 175 II W of LIST one story brick
stable, a5r30. Owner. Charles Jones.
Plan 5sg-74th st. g. $50 Of Ix av two story brick
tenemen.s 25x5s Owners Brock 4 Fiannery.
Plan 6s4lo5th st. Of Sd av three story brick
dwellings, 1880. owner, Charles Hoffman.
Plan 5s6 I'D aud lcsh four story brick
and tenements, s5x5o. Owner, Charles Hoffman.
Plan 57sAv of 18th st, three story brick
dwellings, 1880. Owner w Juch:
Pan bsWooster St Nos los aud no. story cast iroo
Plan 5ssNEss, Houston e. rear Nos 30 aud 49, one story
brick factory o s7rso. Owner, krutina
t.ss@ess:. 5S.ss. Owner. 4.ssi%: ''s',, o''S'
Plan st. aa5 Il OF 10th av, story
story srisS ss5si ognsr sSssmsn
aTsIas soasS Ssnsr = ssia AN -, =.
brick stores and tenemants iSr5o owners, jackson
Plan Madison ssth st. corner segea story
brown stone aweings 2o1ss owners Jackson stenpe.1
tenement. atnss; owner, James IIeaiy.
ra 80 r. s s. James sssS one story brick
,rd .ss as M M s.s.on sS sGs
Plan % & & Of sh az fSr story brown
'fas tss. asfai I Svas Isaassga one
's et s.9 S .ss J. Inas: aS. story
.as%.s a3s 10 inIsa S Sfs LAM brick aaa
raq 4; SSe4 o ~ az ons SS brown
Plan GOA 96h st. no TO OF Sd story brick
tenement, a3x29. Owner, II Z Hosuet
Plan 6U5-Laight st. s. l7b or Greenwich 81, one
story brick warehouse, 75Xe0. Owner, q w Da Cunha.
Plan 6O6-G3d ST. g. 50 It OF 80 story and
stone stores dwellings 2ox50 Owner, N Burchell.
Plan oo7 9Th sv, ons story brick tenement 3Sras
TSsi FIsa sos .sS y Of 9Th two story brown
stone dwellings. 25x66 Owner, J ralman
Plan 6O91t.h ST. 2e Il W OF I'd one story brick
tenement, 16 3x22. Owner, Joseph Hacken
Plan s0 Chryse st. No l7s one story BRICK tenement,
25x7e Owner, " Price.
Plan 9Th Az. No 500 one story brick store and dwell
ling, 25r5i Owner A Wihhaus.
Plan 628.d st. . 100 II of 10th Az. one sstory brick
store ss.h Iopepept, 25x52 v--ssr. Jenkn.
Plan -Hesst be No II, one sI6fy 6fcE shop, 32Ys
Owner, John BrodskS
Plan 64-l6t st. East No 6l, story brick store ard
tenement s5x5I. Owner Lehman.
Plan 65 2h st. Wesi No f story brick store and
tenement 25xiG5. Owner J w D!nmiek.
Plan ss3st St. East No lO5 one story brick storeroom
20x20. Owner, T. Loonan.
Plan Sl75gh st. East No. 20 story brick tenement
25x54. Owner, W Wright.
Plan Sl8--s9h s. l75 II of Az, story brick
store and tenement, 25x24 w Wright
Plan 6l9-1lth ct, 370f of D. story brick
s.oreroom, 20rse. owner, Havemeysr.
Plan 6s02Sth st East No SS2, one story brick stable,
6x3 Owner, Henry Heits
The New York herald., 1870-06-10

CoFFEET market FOR at kinds remained quiet and
We heard OF no sales OF moment Prices unchanged.
l5Hc like; good do, lshc at6Hc; prime do. lie
Singapore, isc l9c Ceyion l4c Isc Maracaibo Isc
l9c; Laguayra 1870. 15Ac; Jamaica l5c ike;
lsc., and savanilla, 15Sc. lsc. all gold, duty paid
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Recepts, 1882 bbls -four, as do
meal, 1884 bushels wheat 4 do corn, 45705 DO
oats 1854! do and $50 do. malt The market
active aud excited and low extra State which
for export was ioc sSc per Dbl higher lines bringing
$5 $6 20 with but little offering at the close below 49,
moderately active steady prices 800 bbs Rye ou
was dull but unchanged sales $50 bbs Corn was still
The New York herald., 1870-06-10
STREET VuorAria,i
HnIf.past Five o'clock r. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, June 90 p NJ.
CoTToN-There was good demand FOR export and more
inquiry for spinning and fair business consunated
at an advance Of re To- tho marke. closing steady a.
the improvement The sales a7 bales including 1I8s
for export 6SS for spinning and speculation future
deliveries the business active prices advanced
about hc per ID. The sales 200 bales, bass
low middlug, for July. at 20se 500 do, for do at zOc
20c 20zsc.; 1900 do, for june 2oAc &c zl,6c
200 for October, l9c 100 do for October and
November, a. 1870 We append the closing quotations:
Upianis and Mobile
The New York herald., 1870-06-10

KILLING AFFAIR IN GEoRGIA.-The Athens gal
WatCn'nan gives the particulars OF the killing near
that place on the 2lst INST, Of W. H. Puryear by his
son-in.law, VIM. H. Jones. II appears that the two
had quarrel, and afterwards Puryear found Jones
in small room and advanced upon him With
cnisel IN q threatening manner. As there was no
means Of retreat Jones seized q loaded rife and
warned Puryear not to advance. The warning
being neglected. Jones discharged the gum shooting
him through the head, OF which wound he died in
stantiy Puryear was drinking and hnd been abus.
ing his family and Mrs. Jones. gones surrendered
himself immediately but was not committed on
SsSv4at ok lpspGlciept eylasnaA
The New York herald., 1870-06-10
GOLD ACTIVE AMI rtpwrp

The influences which operated 80 directly upon
the stock market are also plainly traceable in the
movement in the Gold Room. The early announce
ment OF the shelving Of the Currency bill sent the
price of gold up to 113N. The revival OF the bill
occasioned decline to 1857, on which there
was final advance to 113H on the latest intelIi-
gence that the House was disposed to favor expan.
sion. The course Of the market is shown in the
The New York herald., 1870-06-10

GOVERNMENTS STRONG AND STEADY.
The government purchase of bonds, as well as the
flrmer tone6f the gold market and the more general
impression that Congress will hardly have time to
pass the Funding bill this session, the ease In the
money market and the uGl. oGeg.u-s 4; WV sub.
The New York herald., 1870-06-10
ADJUSTMENTS. A

J,HE GREAT MUSICAL JUBILEE FESTIVAL
PROGRAMME.
Monday, June 49, Tuesday, June "a Wednesday Jnns Is
Thursday, June lb Friday June H. and Saturday June Vs.
The New York herald., 1870-06-10

Wheat dull and &c. lower, with but little demand
spring 81 28 for Milwaukee The sales tpar last even
ing) about 100000 bushels At 81 16 81 q for No
spring, 81 % 81 81 for Chicago VI 81 90 for No.
Milwaukee, 81 " 81 43 for small lots amber winter and last
evening" 81 30 fer No Milwaukee and 81 s. for No. both
10 arrive Rye barley and barley malt continued rule
dull and nominal Corn in good demand the sales being
about e5 600 bushels at 81 81 06 for good prime
Mixed including small lots Of choice at 81 07 81 o.
choice Western yellow at 81 b. Oats were quiet but hrm
Canada and &c. 705Sc. for Ohio.
FRRIaHTsThe market was still Quiet the offerings TO
almost all ports continuing light but frmer rates
mauded and obtained charter there was only
moderate demand The nsagements To Liverpool
l00c bushels wheat at 3d. and, 1000 bushels
wheat at 3D. also LOO bales cotton nj 632d runs BY
sail aud Nd per steamer. To London, 2bO0 bbls
2s 3D. 7b0 bushels peas at 7d and steamers
100 bushels wheat The "A bark Penarh
Roads for orders with $500 grain AT g., to
direct port IN the Bristol Channel 49, 3D. bark to Bremen
with 1000 bbls petroleum. reported nj 81 3D.
tan;nople with OpO0 cases do. private terms
fr ON Philadelphia 10 the Continent with $500 bbs do at a.
3D. ship from the same port with 1000 Hamburg
IS 3D. bark from the same port Cork orders win
$500 do al 6s 4Hd and brig from Norfolk Porto Rico
at luc.
nAY.The demand was only moderate, bu. prices were
steady At our last Quotations, viz Shipping, Soc
S5c. SOC. '
HEMP dull, and prices entirely nominal at onr
last quotations.
Hops-The market quiet for all kinds the demand
being light but prices were steady At LOG 25c
10 choice grades
MoLAssFs,-The arket was quiet and wa hazard NJ M
The New York herald., 1870-06-10

Treasury to-day. rendered the government mar
ket strong Prices were steady, however, and
closed as foilows:-Unlted States currency SKIES,
1i4's ll41l DO skies, 1881, registered, li4h;
do. do, coupon. llSss llsh; do. i've
twenties, registered May and November, ill's
lllss DO DO, 1862, coupon. do. Il2S ll2a DO do
1884. do. do lIl3s ll14; DO. do 1885, do. do ili
ll1sl; DO do 1855 coupon, January and July ii3si
1l3b do. do. 1861, do do. ia ii41s; do. do.'
1858, do. do. lI371 a ia: do. Iten-orties regis
tered l0SI 10Sta do. DO. conpon, 1854 a looA'
SOUTHERN SECURITIES -rsSNEssEEs EXCITED.
The new Tennessees constitute Tie feature oi the
Southern list, aud The dealings in them to-day were
large and excited The reported positive Intention
OF the Governor 10 veto the sealing bill frightened
the "shorts" into covering, and the purchases 40
made ran the price up to 63A. TIE advance brought
out extensive sales TO realize under which and
report that the Governor has no power to veto
measures winch are passed By majority OF all
the members of the Legislature there was q
reaction to 6l%. The general list was strong, in
sympathy with the activity IN Tennessees and prices
were higher The following were the latest street
prices:--Tennessee. ex coupon, 631s O.; do. new,
616 elsl; Virginia, ex coupon 81 89il; DO. new,
6s 6s; Georgia skies, 81 80; 40. seyens, % 95z
North Carolina, ex coupon, 49, 40; 40. new, PAX
rs; Missouri sdxes. "a e4hs; do. Hannibal aud st.
Joseph, o. 94ia; Louisiana skies, rs II: do.
levee skies, 75 75A; do. do. eights e2t1 9s Ala
bama eghts, 1914 1o2; do. fves, g6 a 7S; South
Carolina skies, 90 a "a; do. new. SEA s25: Arkaa-
sas sevens, 752l a rs.
THE SuB-TREAsURY REPORT.
The following shows the results OF today's busi
tta "A, V-aa an, tl,fu ,;ty
The New York herald., 1870-06-10

In the gold loan market the rate ranged from three
per cent for carrying to fiat for borrowing. The
Hanover for Europe took ont 100000 in specie.
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follOws:-
Gold cleared. $40 4s2 OO0
Cold balances. I,24S431
currency balances. 1436, ,O40
The New York herald., 1870-06-10
ADIUSE NTENr


y rtiE rwEsfYsEcosp rEnFoRnAscE
orraspis rHs a ssSSs sasss5s : e.Egs agsr.sr
fA' unsqSaled combination viii appear IN the great 'sn'A
THE FAIR ONE wITm TIp THE BLONDE WIG.
SSiS;iEss NEVER ssFosE 81 4. i%0si %ifSEsssp FFsssn'
IN oSE PLAY
arr rffRHHsep fnH Pkpss
as nnrsceteu,sd for f,n anS Silo ,,,rs,
lSs gSrIo,@suss syso ne Ma,sst, on wsia,d,
a. MospAy \, 1sseTHas srH Performance
me Oates Troupe IN novel programme.
,,..., rHE pAUGhTIR OF rHE REGIMENT
Josephine. ,..,.......... ....Mrs j. A. OATES
5l4 THEATRE coNS,gsi; S,iv
The coolest and best ventilated ,hes,rs in tn. city.
HsSf FEL y yeEtNsg SsSFSFP 81 LAUGHTER
A000'' new HrsRv IIrSyyq poFs@. prSRs,o@ains 'o'l'''
CHARLES Aao DK t4E Asb sblFSS FxSroSar egh TROUPE
JOHNNY rnoxrsoS raE GRAND nALLtT s,rR r,sxrv
10, 'oHss? !Sss $SsFsss negro comis.,us., 3 WEST,
Doors open AZ a tho Curtain csssi c9Gsasy 2.ss al "" as'
Caels a sens raraae. 80 eeots Re-
Door. open a's e sS@Esa's a's oe''0S
Engagement for amed period OF tue auth and
MARKED SUCCESS
ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE
awarded by CROWDED HOUSES 10 his
new drama OF great domestic interest," founded upon
kobnson's popular "Anre judge" and entitled the
RED LIGHT,
or THE SIGNAL OF DANGER,
which will be presented
EVERY EVENING until further notice
WEDNESDAY MATIsEEs HnH AT lhp.m.
with
Original Music New Scenery, New Appointments and New
Mechanical Effects.
Characters by John Brougham, Mr. C. w Barry Charles
Fisher, Mr. j. ii. j. W.
Leonard r j. Peek Miss Lizzie Price Mise annie Deland
SYNOPSIS or SCENERY AND INCIDENTS
ACT FIRST PRIDE.
ACT SEcOND-SUSPICiON.
ACT THIRD JEALOUSY.
THE DANGER SIGNAL
ACT FOURTH MADNESS.
ACT FIfTH-RErRIBUrION
scFNr-Room opening the Backwater. Msynara
Wakes up from u Long sleep.
WALLAGK,s.
Mk. JOHN BROU1HAA
In his successful drama,
The New York herald., 1870-06-10

fDHE GhEAt MI ctCAL ~ bti'EE FESTIVAL
fss..y & Friday and sa"d.y
osasp NaSpAy YyETsNEs EyrSIYS 'gNS pSsda1sse 4
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Admission Tor this occasion. u............ons Dollar.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE II,
GRAND pPERATIC, CHORAL AND
ORCHESTRAL PROGRAMME
PART FIRST
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SECOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE GRAND CENTENNIAL FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA
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