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The union Democrat., 1870-03-05

MAMMOTH CArrLE.-We clip from Hearth
and Home Of February 10th:
George Ayrault, at Ayrault-place, La
Grange, Duchess county. New York, has fat
tened four steers that are said 10 weigh more
than any other four cattle in the world-the
weight of the largest pair exceeding by more
than 800 pounds the recorded avoirdupois Of
any pair ever fatsened in this country or
Europe. The smallest weighs $500 pounds
and the largest probably from 500 to 400
pounds more. They are six years old, seven
eights Durham. of fine proportions. most gen
ercu, build, and as they stand in their NAM
moth stalls, or recline on the ahounding saw
dust. they look Ike mountains of flesh
They have had meal most of the time for the
past three years. and Of course all the other
food they needed. Their general diet has
been from eight to twelve quarts day. with
dessert of beets. which their owner consid.
ers Indispensable to good health. The theory
of the owner was to give them good bone be-
fore commencing the fattening process, and
hence, no to three years, he simply kept them
growing. not futtening. At that age he com
mcnced his heavy feed, the first Winter about
a peck of corn meal and wheat-shorts or oat
meal combined, two feeds a day. The sec
ond. ten quarts. Mt two feeds, as before. The
third and last (the presentl, twelve quarts, Mt
three feeds, instead of two. The aggregate
gain of the four the past year has been about
1900 pounds the most ranid gain was in
the case of one of them. l26 pounds in six
weeks. They have cost the owner up to the
time Of their removal from the neighhorhood
of Poughkeeps'e to New York 5000 each. and
were sold TO William Lalor, of Central mark
ct, for $500.
The union Democrat., 1870-03-05

" negro Methodist preacher in philadel-
phia actually took his last Sunday text from
''de pistle ob Saint Paul to de Canadiars."
The union Democrat., 1870-03-05

Tom. having purchased gallon Of genuine
mountain dew, for want Of more business
i'ke label wrote his namc upon n common
playing card, which happened 10 he the sew
en- OF clubs and tied it TO the handle of she
jug. A wag coming along and observing the
man@uvre remarked:
;. That's an awful carless way to leave that
Why 40 ~ said Tom.
why, because somebody might come With
tic eight Of clubs and take i'll"
Tom seized the handle and bolted.
The union Democrat., 1870-03-05

SeuIRr Guns AND SARpINrs.-A western
landlord. somewhat noted for his hlunders,
took it into his head to get up n ball at his
tavern. As he intended TO do the thing up
brown, and havo everything on tho big at
ger plan. he tanced few 'store fixtures"
would be great addition 10 the bill OF fare
Of pork and turkey. He, therefore. made in
a.ry of his friends. and found that the only
delicacy in the market at that season of the
wear was sardines accordingly he sent TO
the nearest city for two dozen boxes sardines.
His ehirosraphy. however, was so bad ns to
make il read 1.-TWO dozen boxes syringes.'
The night of the party came. and rs sup
rer time drew near, the landlord looked anx-
iously down the street for the appearance OF
the stage which was to bring the principal
dish en- the bill. At last it arrived. and with
package for the expectant landlord. III
rectlv there was great outcrv, and sound
of cnrsns in the bar-room. The entire party
rushed out 10 see what was the matter, and
there stood the Boniface, as mad as turkey
cock. pulling and blowing with rage.
''See there | sent to Dubuque for two
dozen boxes of sardines for supper tonight.
and the cussed FOOLS sent me twentv.three
boxes Of them id pewter squirt guns. and
SAYS that is all there wins in the MARKET
The union Democrat., 1870-03-05
A STREAM THAT HURRIEs RY.
By 6rRAln GRIFFIN.

GERALD GRIFFIN.
The streau that hrrries by yoa ixed shore
Returns more
The wind thai dries AZ morn yon dewy lawn
Rresthes and Is gone;
Those withere-, flowers to Summers rireninS glow
Ne more shall blow:
Those fallen leaves that .trew yca sar,ien hSSs
Fer ave deal.
oflarsh. ofjest, of misth. Of pleasure past,
Nothing shall last;
On shore. sea. on hill, Gu vale, on plain,
Nsught shall remain
OF all Tor which r>ser mertsls vsin,y mourn,
Narsht shall return
Life hath his hour in heaven and earth beneath.
Aud 81 hath death.
Not all the chains that clank in eastern cline
Can fetter Time,
Fer all the rhisis in the doctors store
Youth comes moro:
No drug on Ages wrtnkled cheek rencwS
L,;es early hues;
Not all the tears that rons meurners shed
Can wake the dead,
VI.
For all Spring gives, and Winter takes again.
We grevc in vain:
vainlv for sunshine frti. and Joys gone by,
We hcavc the sigh:
Oh. ever on. with uneNhsuSted breath,
Time hsstes to death:
Even with each word We speak moment flies,
Is born, and dies.
V.
II thus. through lesser Natures empire wide
Nothing abide
Ii wind. aud wave. and leaf, and sun. and tower.
Have each Their hour
He walks on ice whose dalyng spirit clinSs
To earthly things;
And hc atone is wise whose well taught love
Is fix Il above.
VI,
Truths firm as bright. but OF 70 mortal ear
Chilling and dear,
Harsh rs the ravens eroak the sounds that tell
OF pleasures knel:
Pray, reSder, that at least the mnstrcl's strain
Not all be vain
And when thou hend'st TO God the supplsnt knee
Remember me.
-CorahW Magazine.
The union Democrat., 1870-03-05

ClRpLING FRUIT TREEs.-Evervhodv has
heard, says the Boston Journal OF Chemistry,
of the rascalv acts Of certain miscreants in
Michigan, who eirdled fifteen hundred fruit
trees belonging to man against whom they
had grudge; and likewise how the neighbors
turned out en- musse, and bandaged the trees
with cloth strips dipped in great kettles Of
heated sealing-wnx. The outrage was repeat
ed. and again the friendly surgery Of the
neighbors came to the aid Of the mutilated
trees. though, rs was stated at the time, with
small hope of saving them. The sequel of
the history does not appear to have become so
generally known. Strange to say. the trees
all lived and bore such fruitage as had never
before been seen in that region. The marvel
has made great sensation in the vicinity.
and the theory has been promulgated that
fruit trees can be made to bear more abun-
" by girdling them. This would seem to
be rather hasty generalization from the facts
in the case, and we advise our orchardists not
to try the experiment upon too many of their
trees at once. Some have suggested that,
though the interception of the sap in the gi:
died trees has caused fruit to grow instead Of
wood this season, the real trial of the trees
will come next wear. Time will show; and.
as we have had occasion to tell farmers more
than once. they must wait until time does
show results that can be depended upon. be-
fore they are in haste to jump at conclusions.
An experiment in farming is seldom worth a
copper If it has not continued for five years at
least. Sequence is very likely to be confounded
with consequence (the post hoe with the prop
ter hoe, as the logiciens would say,l if this
rule is not borne in mind. 1t is pity that
writer's on agriculture and teachers Of agricul-
ture SO often forget it.-Scientiie american.
The union Democrat., 1870-03-05

They tell good story Of certain we'll
known professor of natural science. 1t was
the custom of the doctor to encourage his ge-
oiogy class to collect specimens and bring
them into the class for analysis and classltiea-
ton. So. one day n number Of specimens
were laid upon the table, among them one
broken bit, which although streaked and
staired to impose on the doctor. was really
nothing but a piece of common brick. In due
time the professor came to the specimens.
Taking up one, he says at q glance: This
is piece of baryta from the Cheshire mines; =
holding up another-' This is piece OF fsld-
spar from the Portland quarries; the next is a
piece of quartz from Hsddam; and this, y
coming 10 the brick. lis piece Of impudence
from some member of this class"
The union Democrat., 1870-03-05

Women who wan. to vote will be interested
to know that The following speech. delivered
in the Wyoming Legislature, was the ciinch-
er that caused the passage Of the Act which
accorded them the right to vote. member
rose and said "Damn it, if You are going
to let the niggers and pigtai,s vote. we will
ring in tho women, too" Aud they were
immediately ''runs in. -
The union Democrat., 1870-03-05

when men break their hearts," remarks
a cynical female writer, ait Ia the same as
when lobster breaks ono nf his elaws--an-
other sprouts out Immediately and grows 10
its place"
The union Democrat., 1870-03-05

An Ohio widow, alluding to the death of
her husband. says: "There is nobody tn
take care OF tho children hut myself and
God, and he was killed by the Marietta Rail-
road"
The union Democrat., 1870-03-05

A little girl set out to hunt for eggs came
back unsuccessful, complaining that "iots OF
hens were standing around doihg nothing
The union Democrat., 1870-03-05
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CoILScrosS.
ASSESSORS.
JUsrIcxS or THE pEAcf

Township NJ. l, James Lettord !
john Shaw.
Ttwnship No. >, J. turnetcn
A. Bullcrdc&. !
~vwnehip No. 5, A II. Preston.
Chas Is. Cutting.
Tow nship No. l, VI, Mct'ehee.
Wm l.. osbrey.
The union Democrat., 1870-03-05
COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
rlrrn Irn,crAL nlsrmcr Cornr

fifrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
Meets first Monday In March. July and Nevemhe,
EANL. A. BOOKER. Judge.
COUNTY CoURr
Meets first Monday Of January, May and September .
C. IL. RANDALL, Judge.
FRaRATg CouRr
Meets the fourth Monday Of each month
G. H. RANDALL, Judge,
Court Commis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ID. RkoNoNp
The union Democrat., 1870-03-05
Rn,Rn OF SrrKRy1soRs

MvAts first Monday of February, May, August and
November. Supervisor LIST District; Ahner Reed; III
pstret Edmond Parsons; SD District Willard Wheeloc&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
s S.s st5s s 50 sHs
AND u Hss ss5 saHA St 4 Sa5 ss.rA.r
THE r. s4 SssfSH JESsss1ssi4h
HAVE zVEI AsR AgOIsSEs
coArLrfAhs e oH sET a9s SND S6oSsonEsrnA
nrrH,sro =, AZ X. Issosf Aia CAST. 49,.
MhR TTtsI0 and the ARAB........MRs JAS A. OATES
MxTiNEEs EVERY VERY WEDNESDAY ana rs SATURDAY IA
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
wrS FHs Of awenty-thrd street and Eighth
SEVENTH WEEK --..-Msnag~
-'s'1 k KAFHE E E4ssE'
,o,sn and her incompatible
y yEIESSoish
EAE EET AND AND FFAssF FosIsEE 1 TaoyFEE
immense IsMEssE HIT HIT
:, . FRENCH ssy5A SSs5lHE5Hs
e S#AHFASsE G sAESF
In the mic ballet s,r,.
THE JUdGLER's DAUGHTER
70
osas tire. acts
and SIX tableaux by Kathi Lanner, entled
URIELLA,
THE DEMON OF THE NIGHT.
Seats secured In advance at the Box Oce also at Scht
mers, 7o1 Broadway Erie Railway Oace
Twentv-thrd street and Broadway. ~
NIIBLO'S GARDEN. NIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN Lessees and Managers JARRETT d PALMHS
week E q sas sZRf HIcAn actor
who VI" 'ppfFs65 h; fTfnaf fG In N NEW YORK
In %ND BEAUTIFUL HOME STORY
founded on Tennysons celebrated poem e entitled.
Enoch Arden IA rough sailor lad. LAWRENCE BARRETT
Philip Ray The Miers only SOM. MI: 9. BANGS
Captain Perrin (Master of the Good Foune)Mr NJ LEvlQ
Gilbert Woggs Gan attorney e. LAM
Sailors, Villagers, &c.
Annie Lee. Miss LOUISA MOORE
UNDER THE PALM MATINEE
SATURDAY, AT O'CLOCK.
In for immediate production, new romantic
TRUE AS STEEL,
written expressly for Mr.. Lawrencs Barrett Nv M yaes
vogtln.
Tickets purchased from sidewalk SPECTATORS will DO 70
fused ut the door, -r "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-26

A T ss3 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET.
N H. HERR paws the highest cash price for ladies'
gentemen's Wearing Apparel Carpets, &C. Ladies waited
on BY Mrs.. Eerz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-26

w ANTED-F0R MAN AND WIFE, WITH FULL
w Board, two squars front and back Rooms
ond floor situation between Sixteenth ThirtIeth street
and Third and Sixth Address NJ W., Herald
ice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-26

100 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.-A FRENCH
IUO family have handsomely furnished Suit of Rooms
together separate with Board also two single Rooms
references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18
CRIMINAL.

At fhc Tnmbs Police Court yesterday, justice
Cov committed one Thomas Curtis. residing at 10 10
Rntayis street. for having Saturday night stOlen
silver watch fem John Lewis, OF No. 20 James street,
" h. I'm the saloon No o. James street. Wm tlalb Oh
No N East Fifty ninth street, committed on Satt
day on charge being oftLc men who few even
mos AGO Knocked down Francis iCOuard o No 40 warren
street and robbed hIm OF $50
At jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Shaudcy Margaret OBren was httI ~
answer on charge OF having robbed Henry OmStG
al No ~ Sullyanst. OF $50 ON saturday hlRht. lHc
money was lost IN house 81 ltame on SuihFahst ath
arinc denied it.. Thomas Manse was commttcu 10 al
aver at General Sessions in default OF S4we Oa on =
charge of rape preferred by Mary Grfhth OF NO 90 W
sevcntccnthsl PHILIP Day, an alleged aceOhpNlt' h"s
netyet been arrested ..~~
At Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Ledwith, Thomas Reilly. age 10 PLEADED
guilty 20 a charge Of highway robbery preferred 10y
Peter YOk Of No. Hallpace. The latter was Wa!uG IN
The Bowcry saturday night when Reilly snddeny
snatchcd NOks watch and ran He was caught by
Snccr NcGIUth Of the seventeenth Precinct ana was
committed for trial James Mucahy, one OF the pro
lIetOIs Of the store No. - CgbPrnet charged tatrlck
haXoh with having enterrd his establishment late on
Saturday night by breaking large pane oi gass
Paxton detected IN Tue act OF making of with sVV
worth OF silks and ShRAs. lie did not deny the chalGe
hat pleaded that be in liquor 40 the ime, ana uiu
not know what lie was about. He was committed ioI
trial without bail He concealed himself IN the ctIaI
duUI tho dav ana forced of the glaes saDt ~
tic UyOT tie store
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK, Saturday. Jan IS, 1870.

NEw.YoRK, Saturday, Jan IT, 1870.
The AbborWe Press aud Banner Is. CD says
that the freedmen mustered IN strong force at tho court
sales that district Monday last The Bn''etsr'ae
Journal also states that an unusual number OF coored
men were out at tine sales in that town. Whether they
bought not not informed.
DR. John NJ. Howe OF Passac, n j., has given the
Methodist Church at Passaio beautiful plot on the
south. OF Gregory and Bloomfield ayes.size
lOOIlIOOn which they intend TO erect beautiful church
and parsonage. The plot 10 valued at 5000.
Mr.. Robert L. Nelson has purchased plot OF ground
fronting CentTe-st, Peeksk as site for WIRE fac
tory feet long by wide, and two stories high.
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P1SSFNGFPS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVEEPOpL-Ia steamship Cubs Jan lSZ b >tfirr
aud ladv Mrs g. Mr. John Conan Miss Lsb CONAN :
Sbelaharr-r and D. sro A.! lady, Bishop Core Nj
lai, and Mesrs James Ieog, Fr'S tmn Jackson
= " wheeled iOiu T.. Ttueu y. Young r.
smith Hugh Mr>oeru A. FLESH lanes adams A. W Mas Smor
Lew WIN T. Io. IletiDS, g. r. Mckenzie. g. =
W n. Atwood James Douglas John v Ni
a. Ire Niso4 IHHu walker j. r. BRADLEY, Adam "raut g. j.
q NIcDou.a IIerr BeOw, bomss TUr, T. H. Ewing Warner
IS tenber9 ADJ lahI-ol.
PROM SANANNA-I1 steamship Urrmsn Livingston. Jan. IT,
Nj v a. Ila M.ss Ms-.e.s- j. T. Han gapt Melgber and wife
d. g. Chapman g. Dawson, e. g. Carleton. g. g. Moore. It
U,ber d. S.fb l o. >lsad g. a. Ed-ui-d r. e.. Butler j. l.
Bnur ir Geo. l. VILE. A. Mcneil W. j. Osborne Charles BIS
~ " Miller Can't Jaugiu Francis prke ". s. living Do w Ab
bot; Hartiu.ou Connolly. j. Gsubn. j.. German, tlrst
IAlIeI. j. Aru.tIu.-. = Murray. aud . boo Storage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18

A, ,oor ,as nroiosted and written notices for NhtuD
nd R1,Se gwen TO Bovine, the hast indorSl, 10y y" T
notary but no notice was sent dlIett W :snonor Of
however that verbal notice OF tho uishonu
~ check WAS given 10 Martin tho neat daS ~" a.
g. dafeDdapf argued that Official notice ol tv q,
L"ror ~ the check having been gwen by the notary ~
he indorscr he was DISCHARGED from habihy n "f
The other hand il was argued that no particular
uc,ice or notice by any particular person was neceS'
provided the ndorser had actual notice trol aS
Tor lOsI o. George Il. Thompson, for pl"inVh' :" "
Il.IIf nra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18
c1pcrIr cnrRT-K1NGs COUNTY.

Before Jadge Gdbcd.-SuH on Ere ., St3 mr,,,cs
Na,g, EuiIrr act Hilun, BuHcrIhe llai.uIn ot IA
bit against defendant for loss 20 shares oi tSo
I'M , Jcfs,daut hon ght JOINT account lUV
shares The plaintiff rendered The ,sGn sod 90 on de
which defendant refused PiaIb,in In apd he charges
account There some loss ana nc t r.
The defendant with the dcgee the e0pse c lVp
~ ~ we, cnnid not be separated, that Dom
80. La, nj fnnAnCN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18
s,,proc,Tr,s coURr-NEw.yoHK COUNTY.

EeGore Surrogate HUtch'ngS;m,Ihe wills niSuo 81
sarah q 0strauder, Maria H. FeiseI Ihoinas ., hnrs
:, W. - ,r,npkins ir Morgan l. Livingston iieice
%.n,nU. - Tdward swceny. Cordeia NJ. Thomas J9a NJ
H"nosdf leon Hart, Henry " Valentine; jacob lrusl
lu, 'IT r. Iislale, Anira Durivage. Louis Auehs'e
THriTn,Gle John G. Hull Peter Marshall, Francs
N,T were admitted 10 probate during the past week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18
COURT CALENDARs-Tus DAY.

SUPREME CoUi.T- FVHRAI Tank.
~ Tytrt ( Bislare Ti..Npaiz agt. LYONS
Buckingham sst Denny SOL murray Receiver az Hay
81. .Ilaus,iasEu q. Jacsson. mUrv Pre- ms 90
- Tyson at Moore. 20 GuieTnan sgi NsltfhotAe
40 p,lips AT. Pike. 100. Bsiicy Martin.
.Hogsia-u agtN .u Prsar. lul. .IsCln sc. Bulce.
Redmond Liverpool. 81 lCi. .E1cesor Pet Co AIT Vow
=. ara Phi SIS. Co. lcL
% rrr ATT Atmrg-r l05. Fraser and ag, freemeu
~ I5rTrT as European Pet Jos. herman Ag Alderman.
Co. lO2. Plrnnrtm ss~ Hscied.
p Art If. BAuA 100. Gilman 4gt 'luau
Co no.. Gilman tuAu
y. An Tsuk Note Go. at M. Baker scL Elrur.
Edsou. IL. BSleu agt brrre
s7..Kssseisgt Atcts
SrrsrNK CoJEr--CHAsBEEs
Calendar called st I'm
SUrsfIoE Corgr--TEIst TBRv.-PiVTL
a. Futi sIu Poster. 'i..lb ofN America apt Dart
lllI. S1ts agf Heulss-v. pl9. Keller at. Young.
~. ry adm r. at Foster. Ol'..S cb1osr sgt Vbnea.
uogG li5..I m Nat OF foi'IsnuIch
IN. r klrn Oi ke., Brown Ggt Stute.
SVS St,rro sgt 4turic Mutual 2. Aiirts agt AeiOu.
Insurance co. 5'' same NJ. same.
an. Reed. . NUt lus Co f2l..Name at. same.
M iial au a-t Central "a lZ'. .flaiau agL liu'f
y and g. r. g. i. Co IIlll. .M1uglts az. De Hr"oi.
IN hey, Sheriff Illbl. Scbsr az Brgu SHeA
~ Beluu a same
SrrERioR COs.I-TuAL TgBs-PAKT H.
lLsg TarAett AT. Griffith. ma Butler sgt Bronson.
i2. 7-t West ms Co. 40 Cable agt Jones
4..W ehu.-i AZ Tubs. -zt Osg aud at houtro''
$50. smith agL g. IlI11 Fuller a-t EaUrlsoa.
.Cr.rr rls.ss ii-tf. kavsuagh agt chase.
Al 1850 vs Cunningham
lgu.. Uauhrr. a.i IYiv Ili2 Scu'mrrhUIn Az Na'"r
GrSFEtE Ellen Eeusra tn Lydia Ann
Grf eo1pus assault and battery John L.
hrpas,ou person jane, Cornell, Jaues OCouuOr.
hhUe Miller Dora Mtftf, John IT. "ros' sraLd larceny
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NEMs rACkAnEs EnK TuE PEEss

NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.
CsVss yaar arriving tins requested t.
packages addressed the NeNiork Associated Press
persons exhibiting Of j. W SImouiOu General
lscut packages Journal C0ll,rc, Times rKBuSk
HOrd Sun FrpIss Esaiag COgrcal firsrt,sT stats
Zcug and should also be delivered
lie sdLeVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18
ditp R,sl estate for SALE.

At 4 BARGAIN-Two three story stone
" front Nos o4 aui no West fv thbst on ~ years
ground value 81 lot 10 be PAD
for or renewal 20 al per cent valuation Of lot
WIN. BEDELL. 3l8 W Htyei-hth-sL
NOR SAIE-On "a corner on StuyVcsant-
,aue valuable elegant MANSION. belonging o. our
u the The property having
large we'll calculated 'imIy ~ ain"re or Tor
some public bueTg hotel Apply 10 h. II. LlDLU" Co. )
pGutst. u'f)
TITY HOUSES or LOTS.-Sce descriptive
Price L,t ifsr upoa aupIcsi.ou
STANLEY DAY. g1j BroaiwsT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18

,pJoUENMENT OF THE COURT or APPEALS
kLrANY. y. Y, Jan. 1J.-The Court OF APP
meals adjourned to-day.
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3musimmtI

| WALLACKs.
i5; i}'' WITH
| COSTUMES, Mr' r. W. RoBERisoSs FINE DRAMA,
A SPLENDID MILITARY BAND,
addition th uu, orchestra Of the is,. Ia. eeeO ,ssAs,d 10
cS 70 s m s sf wn Al s JOIN ss' asEsr Mr.
| c. FISHER, MI b. Z: RINGGoLD. M } WILLIAMSON W.
MOORE, Nj" BFFIB GERsoS, Miss h kEsTMER. AID n''
ArnuspER sHOw ASt h tsSi rs CONSEQUENCES.
"rnE GIRL ] LEgT BEHIND NIB"
'"r nn III BAND Sf'S OF SH OURS"
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
THuRspAYOS OURS FRIDAr-"OURs"
s4rUhD fF School sS * ss.s T, Master
we -'D' c * P "a '. .Ss Wild OATS
hcbOOL and LOST AT SEA 10 active preparation
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
iure Numerous inquiries the Box onee h"p"HaJ ab
ANATISgg OF OURS
SATURDAY NEXT. J.rs,y1.
Box BOON VOW OPEN
" S sTsicM R RFgsISS t EssTy.I:
rs TIKI cry or NEW YOEg
NAY. 1870
sE% HSRk 4MTsEHESF GSSFa
Museai Jubilee J. Co, being chartered y the Legislature
Of Tie State GESSb S? MuscS al fGSJS
GRAND MUSICAL REUNION FESTIVAL
"' ENTIRELY tl' fciFsE XII MsGlL GATHERINGS
The President Of the uuted states.
Their EIeeleuciss the members Of she Cabinet,
Their Ecesnes' the Goyenors Of .he states aud Ts1ot
IN. Honorable member, Of the House Of Representative.
Ner.Yors,
The chief civic military dguaes eth country. and
The Ambassadors and EBSoy Oft foreign Goyepmenis
AGlGANrIC COLISEUM
will be constructed. capable Of accom- Godsi,3g soys
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1898 1899 SGsIGah ARTISTS
THB CHEF oR1ToRIo AND CHORAL SOCIETIES or THE
AN ORCHESTRA. TIE LGEGpST EVER ASSEMBLED.
AND TiiE PRINCIPAL MILITARY BANDS ENrANr.
Importance vii be given the occasion b. The engagement ose'e
FIRST STARS OF THR LYRIC WORLD
' s Rs;% g1s' :S mse 81 5 ,'
F0TR GRAND PRIZES,
OrEN TO TIE WORLD.
will be offered for four E T5 rG' sFA as Ss s'''''
which 's s S., f2,S; ; gsb c fS4 as SOCIETIES adapted
10 THE GREAT ORCHESTRA
10 THE MILITARY BANDS,
TO DRUM CORPS. CHIMES or BELLS
AID ELECTRIC ARTILLERY
aud such other harmonic effects ard BoaoH as Tie composer mas
prescribe.
GRAND PRIZES
rl he offered open 90 the world,
FOR TtlE VARIOUS M4RNNERCHORN.
~ rre, the hes, Military Band Of the A'' Glass; composed Of
fort, instruments,
flee prizes for Military Band Of the second composed
Of Instruments.
Three prizes Military Band Of the d eap composed Of
Gtren .
Each MFnaror Military Bsud will be- permitted 10 select their
own cunpos IN which 10 display tnsr eIcr..ener
one Original rHumpsi March To- Military Baud t class
Military March TO- Band 81 second
Que pIiLe Tor Military QlcLstep " band Of 1nind GAS
Oft- VIII be determined a. al cary CAKE anu
! will be Del. 10 the direction ~ the
CHEF MAESTROS or EvROrE AND AMERICA
The cord sui 81 the pubic pis men o.
earnestly desired tbr assurance t1 ihs gFeA
credit New l0rh, ant entirely aUsernd
I ALL SIMILAR MUSICAL FESTIVALS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18
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