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CUBA.

New I0cnl Tax ON Sugar.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. April 10, 1871.
new local export tax VI fifty cents per cask a
sugar or molasses has been LEVIED here.
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MAILS FOB EUROPE.

The steamship Cimbria will leave this port On
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post ONCE az
half-past eleven O'Clock A. NJ
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe
Will be ready at halfpast nine O'Clock In tho
morning.
Single copies In wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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BASE BALL IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April I6, 1871.
The attendance was large at the base ball
match to-day between the Waite Stockings, OF
Chicago, and the Lone Stars, OF this city. The
weather was fine and the playing good on both
sides. The White 81 ocklngs won by the following
scOre:-
Lone ssars. OF
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CHINA.

MInister Lowe and the English and Amcr icnn
Residents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April Is, 1871.
Advices by the steamer America report tlat
United states Minister Lowe has rebuked the
English and Americans, who, he says, have assumed
diplomatic functions, and pretend to determine the
necessity for war between European nations and
China before there Is an opportunity for the adj ust
ment OF the claims growing out OF tho Ticn-tsIn riot
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VIEWS OF The PAST.

APRIL II.
l853-Austria and Prussia protested agalpsF~ OeMD>
marks annexation Of Schleswig vhilH grant
ing independent rights to Holstein.
l850-Disgraceful scene occurred In the Unife0
States Senate; Senators Benton ana root quar-
relied and the latter drew pistol to defend
himself.
I7oO--Beulamin Franklin died.
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TELsGRANs TO THE NEW yOaX HERALD.

TElsGRAMs TO THE NEW York HERALD.
LONDON, April l6-Midnight.
Ihave received the following despatch from
the NEW YORK HERALD special correspondent
in Paris, dated tonight Sunday. Your cor
respondent SAYS
FIGHTING ALL DAY.
There has been fighting at various points
before Paris all day.
A SIEGE ANTICIPATED.
1t is anticipated that all the railway lines
leading into the city will be cut tomorrow and
q state of siege declared. At present there
is only three weeks supply Of provisions in
Paris; hence II an Investment takes place
there will be speedy renewal Of the suffer-
ings of the late siege.
oLUsERET ON THEIRS DEMAND.
General Cluseret, the Communal Minister Of
War, says:-'The demand Of NJ. Theirs for
the surrender of Paris within twenty-four
hours is nonsense. It is oil very well coming
from men who are accustomed to capitulate,
but the soldiers of the Commune will let gun
powder bear back our reply"
THE ARo DE TRIoMPHE STRUCK.
To-day your correspondent visited the
Champs Elysees and saw shell strike the
Arc de Triomphe. The arch bears the
marks of much damage. Since the lombard
ment from Fort Valeren began thirty three
shells in all have struck it.
CROWDS ON THE CHAMPS ELYsEEs.
AT the hour send this despatch the Champs
Elyses is full of people. Carriages and omni-
buses are running almost up to the Arc do
Triomphe. Stalls are open and Punch and
Judy shows are exhibited. Crowds are holi-
day making, moving about curiously examn-
ing the lampposts which have been struck.
The people pay little attention to the lombard
ment, excepting when the reports Of the guns
are loudest and then they merely look to see
If the shells are falling
DoMBRowsKI WOUNDED.
General Dombrowski, the commander of the
insurgent National Guards operating on the
west side OF Paris, was wounded slightly on
the shoulder in the conflict at Neuilly on yes
terday.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
No interest Is manifested in the elections.
The family of Minister Washburne has left
Paris.
| The Fighting ON tho Somth-scvcre Engnge-
ment MT Neuiily-A Rear Movement Fo'ied--
| Manufacturers Arrcsted-Tho Barricndes-
War on tho Churches.
LONDON, April 16, 1871.
am enabled to forward the following for
! the information Of the NEW YORK HERALD:--
FIGHTING ON THE SOUTH.
A despatch from Paris dated last night
| Saturday says that there was heavy can
nonade last night on vapvrea. Forts IssY and
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REPORTS FROM VERSAILLES
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Denial Of Iusurgent Rcporis-areat Waste
Of Ammunition.
LONDON, April 16, 1871.
l am enabled to report the following for the
Information Of the lIERALD:-
DENIAL.
Dispatches from Versailles deny that the
insurgents took 400 prisoners yesterday and
declare that no important military events have
taken place.
WASTE OF AMMUNITION.
They say the insurgents in the forts waste
their ammunition by firing at night to no pur-
pose On Saturday night, though they kept
up continual cannonade, only one Versaillist
was wounded.
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Died.

FLEMING Sunday, April 10, DAVID FLEMING
a native or Longrord, Ireland aged 10 years. \
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, at three O'Clock, from asa
Nassau street. Brooklyn. 70 GREENWOOD Cemetery.
IFor OtheI. Deaths see Eighth Fagel
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DEATH OF TIE GOVERNOR OF IDlBe.

INDIANOPOLIs, Ind., April 10. 1871.
General e. Dumont, recently appointed Goverpoe
OF Idaho died at his residence near this city thia
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A-Pcrfcce Fitting and Elrrant Boots Nr4
SHOES FOR LADIES' GENTLEMEN MEN i. BOYS I I Az
WORK IN THE CITY NEW STORE AND NEW STtLtS.
BROOKS go and ly6 BROADWAY, corner 18th stre a..
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A Time for All Thi1gs-Aud tho Ti@c for
such heavy uncomfortable looking hat Is past e season
IA LIGHT bright ioyous, every OF should
wear one OF DIS spring style of Ha They
superior fabric Call and judge for YOURSELF ntlls NAssas
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At Argcips Turkish Bnths.-Fnrni ,hed
Rooms for cent emen and bath open always Lex-
inglon avenue, corner Twenty ehiih street,
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All Henry Ward Bcccher's SuHesRngs frouy
rupture. See Miscellaneous tenth 2go lie should
he nitia
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A.-Herrinx's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2ol Broadway, corner Hurry streat-
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TElfGRApHlc NEWS ITEMS,

Tho Boston bakers have determined TO strike"
on May their demand for Increased wages
10 scceded TO.
The French Fair Boston will be continued another week
The last weeks receipts amount 10 about 1oJ,Ouv
Never Rogers steam bakery, In Lafayette, Ind, was
destroyed by FIRE yesterday morning Loss $S0,U0o
Charles Everu, fireman the North American Railroad,
was thrown train and run over on Saturday, ~
Liucon n. Me-, aud ints aDly killed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-17

A-For n stylish aud Elegant Hat nc
popular prices 90 DoUGAN ios Nassau cornc1 Of Ann
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The steamship City OF Brussels, Captain Kenney,
from Liverpool 9th and Queenstown 7th inst, ar
rived at this port yesterday, with days later
mails than those brought by the Cuba.
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Filter the CrotOu.

Filter the CfotOu.
n n Sni Of deceyed vegetable animal matter
season. also the germs crsatures genxsed In
reservoira
Filter The and yoa prevent many intestinal disor-
dera Impure water frritfu sourccof disease ~
a cities Let through the compressed QuaTtx Of
the Diaphragm FILTER and restore to the purity Of rock
soripe water This 10 the old Diaphragm Filter established
ia y4S, which thousands st IN AMI ney pre-
septed much improved nj the Filter Office 81 West FOURTH
styoeL corner OF Greene street, New York.
GEORGE j. CLAN RANAkD,
Practical Plumber aud CeShtter.
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puur. That WIN Raise Wat,

pumps That VIII Raise Water from Any
s.nh and dlstapce from the source Of water
Pumps that will rase water TO the upper stories
OF civ houses where tae OF the wafer works nos
Steam Pumps high low PRESSURE the best In the mar
hydraulic Rams that lave sustained their superiority ovss
ali others for years pN& and remaia the All The
above articles put part Of the country BY expert
'"'s' wa ~ ~ THOMAS HANSON,
aQl PcAri street, New iogks :,
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DO Not Let Your Prejudice 8, and Between
vor suferIng child and relief thai WI be absolutely
sure 10 follow tho use OF Mrs WINs-uw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP.
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One Cold After Another will, with Many
securely establish the seeds OF Consumption II
che SYSTEM Those IN need of remedy will Ind JAYSku
ExPECToRANT always prompt, thorough and eacaciouA
Sod everywhere.
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Charles Ever, the North American Railroad,
thrown from train and run over on Saturday, ~
Lincoln, Me-, aud instantly Killed
THE SCANLAND MURDER IN CHIcAGo.-The lady
VINO was "mixed up'' 80 unfortunately In the Leo
nard- Scanland shooting case at Chicago was Mrs.
Colonel Farrar, vile OF the proprietor and business
manager Of the Evening JOurn0t, OF that city.
Since the death OF Dr. Scaniand his widow has
published long communication, in which she
alleges that her husband had become Infatuated
with MIS-. Farrar, anu she was intending 70 per-
suade him to remove 10 some other locality, 70 save
Colonel Farrar comes to the defence Of ms Wlle the
imputatlons upon whose character ne charges 10 %
basely false. The picture about winch ,ne quarIel
ensued. which eliminated In murder, was Joint
long before either wore married, and while they
were intimate friends. The dincutJ Dctween MIS-.
Scanland and her husband no alleges 10 nave Deon
caused by q declared enemy OF hers, in an anoTiy-
NOUS communication written TO her while sue AZ
on q visit 10 Missouri and out OF this grew tWc I'M
happiness between her and her husband, whv;h led
finally TO the tragedy. Tue AFFAIR has caused pro-
found sensation In Chicago, where the parties
moved In the highest circles and were Universally
respected.
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD PROPERTY
SEIZED This forenoon Sheriff CalDpbell received
from the court In Buffalo hfty-f0pf executions, or
judgments, against the New York Central Railroad
Company. ana ne at once proceeded to levy upon
the locomotives, machinery, materials and rolling
stock TO the amount OF the aggregate sum Of tho
executions ego, 000-in this city. At noon the
executions dad been completed and the company Ia
restrained from moving Or disturbing any OF the
attached property. Tue Sheriff. II security or ball Is
five O'Clock this eveOing will proceed to close up
tie Shops The seizure viii not interfere materially
With the operations OF the road tQ-dRy.-RQchesSsr
Vntof1 ApfN ~
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nrissisauoi Spring yyntcr-An Infailiblc Rene
600 i0' '''''''' = J. y HENRY No. College place.
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.

LATEST FROM FRANCE.
Herald Special Reports from
Paris.
Fighting at Various Points
All Of Yesterday.
A SIEGE ANTICIPATED.
Theirs Demand for the Surrender Of
Paris Pronounced s'NOnsense."
The Arc de Triomphe Much
Damaged by Shells.
.-c~~~~-oo>~o~,~~~~c~
CROWDS IN THE CHAMPS ELYSEEs.
Further Details Of the Fighting on
Saturday.
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LONDON, April 16-Evening.
have received the following despatch from
the New YORK HERALD's special correspon
dent in Parisy dated at noon to-day. You
correspondent says:-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-27
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
THE KUKLUX TRIAL.
The Defense of Reverdy Johnson-Ke De
nOunces the Outrages.


nOunces the Outrages,
BALTIMORE, Dec. 20.-Reverdy john
son, in an argument in behalf of kuklux at
Columbia on Monday last, used the follow
ing extraordinary language toward his
own clients, reported Uer6atim:
Neither my distinguished friend Mr..
Stanberry nor myself are here to defend or
Justify or palliate any outrages that may
have been perpetrated in your State by the
association of kuklux. I have listened
with horror to some of the testimony
which has been brought before you. The
outrages proved have been shocking to hui
mainly; they admit neither of justification
nor excuse; they violate every obligation
which law and nature impose upon men.
These men appear to have been alike in
sensible to the obligations of humanity
and religion, but the day will come, how
ever, if it has not already arrived, when
they will deeply lament it. Even if JUS
tice should not overtake them, there is
another tribunal from which there is no
escape 1t is their own conscience, that
tribunal which sits in the breast of every
living man, that still small voice that
thrills through the heart, and as it speaks
gives happiness or torture-the voice OF
cOnscience-the voice of God. And if it
has not already spoken to them in tones
which have walked them up to the enOrmi-
ty of their conduct, | trust in the mercy OF
Heaven that voice will speak before they
shall be called to the dread tribunal to
account for their transactions i'll this
world -
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Mhttesburg Christmas, Tournament.

The citizens Of Whitesburg celebrated
Christmas by tournament. The smiles
of the "fair" was the reward of the rural
displayed. Joel Smith, = Gamble and
Thos. Williams were the successful knights
and they crowned Miss Riley, of Rogers
vile, Miss Mary Morriseth and Miss Mary
Smith Queens of Beauty" The tourna-
ment adjourned, then, sine die. The vic
tors to gloat over their success, and the
defeated to curse his fate.
Some of the finest variegated marble in
the world is found near here.
L. Ii. Colvin and Mrs. Noble, both of
Morristown, were married yesterday at the
residence of the brides father near Bulls
Gap. In haste, OMICRoN.
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On MARRIAGE

apy Relief for Young Men from the effects of Err
,%, s9d Abuses in early life Manhood restored Ner
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@ remedies Books and Circulars sent free in sealed
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RUMoRs ABOUT CUBA.-It is among
the political gossip here with quite promi-
nent officials that Notwithstanding the de-
malls of General Sickles, his mission to
this country is in reality to lay certain ne
gotiations before the President and cabinet
for the purchase of Cuba by the United
States. There is no doubt that such nego-
tiations were the subject of correspondence
while General Prim was living, but wheth-
er they have been renewed or not is I'M
known. The story is given now for what
it is worth Wash. Corr. Bali. Sun.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-27

gum arabic powder into a pitcher; pour
over it pint of boiling water, stir well,
and cover it up; let it stand over night.
In the morning pour it from the dregs into
a clean bottle, and keep for use. A table
spoonful of this stirred into pint of starch
made in the usual manner, will give your
lawns, either black or printed, a new look,
which nothing else can give, after being
once washed. Much diluted, it is excellent
for thin white muslin.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Corner Fulton, Water and Pearl SITS. NY

VNHIS WE'LL KNOWN FAVORTTE HOTEL. HAS
recently been renovated, remOdeled and furnished
new and elegantly throughout 1t kept the Euro
pean plan. and has ample accommodations for four
hundred guests. ~. ~ --t-rr. r
The location is more accessible To all parts of New
York and Brooklyn than any other house in the city,
The Broadway stages pass The hotel every three min
ute besides various lines Of Street Cars one of which
intersects every other route in New Ork.
1t being but two blocks from Fulton Ferry makes it
convenient for those wishing to visit the City of
Churches from this ferry diverge all the principal
Railroad routes in the city Of Brooklyn.
dee2d3m GEO. n. TERRY, Proprietor.
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which his book treats either personally by mail and
medicines sent to any part of the world.
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THE DAILY CHRONICLE.
TERMS OF DAILY PAPER.

Per MONTH by carrier or by mail IS
Per year. by mail, ..........~,..... 500
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Legal. NOTICES.
TNTIMATION.
BY order Of the Court Of Session In Scotland, North

TNTIMATION.
,7 saym Mailman naive Of Il Feshrs Scotland ,orn
sl. Jamaica for Halifax Nova Scotia. in isis he
wSS he rom si% meS
ia New
about the year 1854.
good hand and, II now alive, will be .5yearsof age II
alive he entitled to succeed to property Of considerable
person who can give information - Gavin
Of the time and place Of his death, requested 10
ppncs.s with C. NJ BAnsrow ESQ., A. India street.
hSsfa1s On ~ ss.; % Assn
NoTIcs !, IN R PARTITION ,ss AL PERSONS INTER E,
o. tne county OF Montgomery and state OF Pennsylvania,
BY order Of the Orphans Court of said OF Mont.
gomsry WI hold an nsaess upon the prem ses IN said
M TO make partition q the said real estate among
1s %s sn ssSs
Il snch partition be made then 10 value and ap.
same w'en '5 iGo ST Ts' sSer sa
CUPREME COURT.
In the matter Of Application Of the Mayor, Aermen
and Commonay Of the cy OF New York. reias'veso the
between Thryfou.s ret and fi;ynmts s,r-, and also
s S. ssS
eecond street and Foryseventh street, OF greater With
''A" NV ''e' IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
sessmen ~ ~ Tue aooveentte maer nI. ny sve tiee to
the 9wne % or or . o. ~ houses
and 20 oil others whom II concern, TO witt
men ards and valuation, and that all rcrsons u,erss,ed
n IN nsse a or any 20 o. ns an % % o
jectons IN wrilna verified, "a John O. JONES' Esq our
street room a mi. city before ,e ls,h day Of SEQ
temoer sd and That we ,hc sail ws near ear
said 18th Of sep,eu sl thai purpose viii be
suensaance At SAID once each Of said ten DAYS at
mcut together with maps and aso the sadsvts ,s
mates AND other doeneuts which were used in mixing
msn Of rnsc works IN the Ct o. Isw sy YORK there 70 re-
Thirdfha the limits embraced oy the assessment afore
.sa are q. follows 70 W.T.: Az tso.s os pieces or parcs Of
included and waSn the cenre OF follow
Beginning at the point c interssc ION OF .ne
street. vita the ce"srv kahtn ani
sSss, g the ccns line Of Madison avenue ,heaoe somnsy
Tnsvourt street ihrnce cry aions the OF
ia stree. to ,ns centre Inc @ o. ~ tssa ION .ssaie
ana if ns nsc,to tue sasre 9c .hsnos
q sssrs s.sans. sos.sssy
place 70 srs.dw.y, thence sou!nsrT s,onS srn,re
y o. s ss
5 q sSs s. teri sss s
ssnse s centre N" e s
siong the o the nns Of
Lhtn avenue, thence notncry along Oh: centre line OF
Eihth Of Twentyeighth street,
thence along the line OF Twenty street
TO the centre of Ninth thence north ry
centre ine Ninth avenue the csntre Hoe Of sxysiHh
street. thence easerly along cenrc line Of Sry-s,sh
street to the centre line OF Eighth aud h
cry along TIE centre line Of Eighth to the point
place of beginning.
Fourh-Ihat our report herein win be presented tothe
Supreme Court of Of New York, term
thereof he'd beore the Honorable Albert Cardoxo
Justice in House trty II In the
New YORK. upon iurther notice Of twenty ~ he
hereafter given In two daily newspapers published In the
of York % the provisions Of the fourth
section OF ohaptero the laws of the state o. New York;
P"'''' '"'' " john o. JONES, co.,...-.
WILLIAM WOOD, ~s""ss'"o"ss
Dated NEW YORK. August IL. ISL
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AMySEW WENTy


Second WEEK OF LUCiLLE wEsrERS,
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sss4n vEx 4 Sx sys ssasss ara
OLYMPIc THEATRE.
H.pj oreyaf' nyS ay hSSiHGsIir SiGIr,
to witness the Brlllsa u noxs nSsrssen'a''ono OF
magnificent sgsc.4snsnI g = { is..,ss sry rsn,omims
+ : y sn;asasis %ass be sSsrssssrof sERsss !" s''
Y. CLOWN,
Hi KrRAtyY wv 4soupr, ,as
D. THE MARrEN'S.FAMILY,
ADELE ossEsaH rnSSsI nxks.SnsoAw noR'oSO0'
t. Il YOUNG AD4nIs rnE ASP aia zLGs. LlaILh VENUS
sssHs 1sss Ense
W Aons s,.ds rSea's aHHs 8 and 1rssaH u sovery
m mrrogricto5s; Mss;rs; HAMAN RosEEBEEs
DsSar q $$,5Ss iISos
On MoSpAx r = < n H1.lsd '0'
o se OF seats Tor any night commences to-day at the
The sale for one more nights commences on Friday
n '' LAST srcurs
EMaEr.
rRsirrz,
which must be withdrawn for production Of Mt Gayes
CARI., THE FIDDLER
THIs FRIpAy sE ls Il. sAsT rITa EIarr BUT
AND BENEFir OF MK EMMEf
sAr1EnATf IasH fslrnahT sEzT Il IT TwH s9Gn.oox
LAS
MONDAY EvhSiSG, SEPT 10,
MIR. aArLERs sew si:s PEN Ea q f1osAL DRAMA,
BY PowERFGE CSMpAs
and Introducing hin for the first time in original emotional
FIRST BENEFIT IN NEW YORK
MR.. sosEraa X. EMMETT.
LAST ATseHkAScE ies 1liE
yn1Iz SH' TG OH r esysEl; se,itsIs drama apsx.s
sosbxT TFYEHssH lssd LAST S1aaB r e. E'1
oSnI. st Is'fF,i TaE n'z HS6nfk. fG5nak
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TURNER, LESTER, GIRARD, SEABERT. GRAvER,
KITTY ONkIL,. NELLIE WHITNEY. JENNY EGAS,
FARRAN SISTERS, GORENFLOS, sc.
TONY PASTORS ORIGINAL SONGS
And a programme of extraordinary novelty.
GRAND MAT1NEES every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
NEwcoMB &ARLIN TONS MINsTahLs
IN Tweniyeighth Street Opera House,
corner OF Broadway.
MONDAY EVENING, September II,
and every evening during the week,
NEWCOMB AkLINGTON'S MISSTRELS.
THE ACME OF EXCkLLENCE.
NOTE THE NEW FEATURES:
Dignity and Impudencc. Female Suffrage Movement.
JET Of Baltimore. | The Musica kondescrpt.
Brays Corkouaphs The New York Cabmen.
Lo The Poor Indian. Stanwood's Ban joismG
Egyptian Schottish Ceasing TO Love.
Call Boys Tribulations. | IN See You Again.
POPULAR PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Psr9ue Circle sc cents rsrquet Circle rcsv'd Is cents
Orchestra Chairs. rs cents aicony .3o cents
Private Boxes 3d.
Box Once open from 10 A. to 4P. N.
r1'REN0RS LYRIC HALL, SIXTH AVENUE AND
Fortysccond street. end Adelphi Hall, Fifty-second
street, Broadway and Seventh he rented Tor
Balls, Concerto Lectures Both Halls
FOR the purpose.