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The New York herald., 1871-02-02
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

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LIyERPSoGG LIyPPSS@ GSl AND d SStie oTEENsrowN sSsI
PENNSYLVANIA lawson Saturday. Feb. ii at 10 A. NJ
Pas..ss liverpool or Us and s
Prepaid Lon
dqaSsfry ss. ysae ssa os;so ssa oSrrsnsE
F.w.J. HURST, Manager.
WHIrE ST..s,I STAR LINE s,n:n s.,,,,,,on comn,,v,
Line of new sse.msTs SsiwssH New York and Liverpool
Hss ;s%gssy: s,.. ssns s,s
$S57JSSl SssD.on SSIi%,o
ssss sssss so%s
nov SssS ssa ss|.: H. &; 5 ss:i ns gus
1ss Ea1
snSs sr ssS or at the y ssosd
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CITY ttsEwEsr tsax s ss4ssssy 4ss.ssy e.
eTY oF oE saturday ri sst IL h
Ana sasn .pcsssdns saturday Tuesday om
p,v.n,. T. no,, RATES OF FAssAsE a.ssA,a .....
+ Ss1;Iss S$S:'ss; = fss;
s.p 70
Be %, Ss here a. moderate rates by persons
For further information apply T;
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
General Transatlantic CoInpanys mail steamships be-
%AshSSSToSs Seaaior. @ TSas.day Fsoru.rys
washington win sail direct for sordsa%s
s0f '''sh' fiEseossss Agent @ Broadway
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN. STEAMSHIP. posA5. sHSSss 5ss.;s O. Ernst, viii 50. .,
saturday, February H. from Bremen PIER foot Of Third
As s,s.1sSip & &Ss' HERMANN Captain O. KeeAmnnu on
SATURDAY. sss's February 1sH9Es ~ + m Or PASSAGE
PAYABLE in gold or Its equivalent In currency.
First cabin .&120
Second cabin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
irssh. passage apply oELRICHs CO., Agents,
SrEAM TO ,,la eghENsrowS ~, AND LIVERPOOL. CAR.
= ..'ls 'l' Sailing every ,' Wednesday.
m5ShosPrA ipXH6 PFC: Freeman j. asaSfM
Cabin PASSAGE pIs5 ss.a ssfs &c. currency
na sfs, 1s Norv
germany lowest r''si ov1os 20 Broadway
NoEIcE-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP NNEsorA.
9ussnssoyn and LiysrPoS SATURDAY. Feb ~
G B1oaaa
u,nE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
ao% aassoM sna sns DsrS
aas
ASsEsAH sss
INDIA Sat. March II Il DAcIAN::.;.. Wed, Aprii5
q
Rtst eppao S .ssoa sr n
r,rss rnsso cabins sss and si according to location
best ss Tor twelve m'n'''
Il sa be bought by so.
wishing friend. 70 '''S'' D''' " ''''
2S1s 's;$$S e E5s;}s'sa %
SrEAx TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL Al
Thrday Thnr:day % q FEssruay Eslsy
pssass arseS
Building ::ee'As' g. e. ss5GaaYA
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANIES
iron mall steamship uoYsAr,.
Captain Meier, will sail Thursday Feb . 1870. ate p
isses F 6s sfT H:Tss ssss s
kgShxfpT { c., "'' e. e." 3 ri RithHRbs BoAs,
passenger
81 Broad street. N. Y. No. 6Barclay street, N. Y.
(NUNARD LINE.
" THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Between New York and Liverpool calling at Cork Harbor
RUSSIA ednesday, Feb sAMARLA. Thursday, Feb. 16
BATAVIA. Thursday, Feb ABYSSINIA. .Wed'y Feb %
CHINA NJ Weaps.asy fsS CMAIABRIA, M rhurdy reS; %
ALGERIA wedn'ay, Feb 10 SIBERIA. .Thursdy, March
RATES OF PASSAGE.
sd
By the Thursday steamers.
First cabin $50 gold Steerage, $50, currency
steerae tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and all
parts OF Europe OF lowest rates.
Through bills of ladng given Belfast Glasgow Havre
ports.
For freight and cabin passage apply at the Companys
office, No. Bowling Green.
For steerage passage. Ill Broadway Trinity Building
CHARLES G, FRANCKLYN. Agent.
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n aud Yases at the Great Family Shoe Emporium $50
Bowery corner OF Bond street, selling 20 below
Broadway prices. w. n. BIGELOW.
ROBERT IRWIN
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LII LADIES SUFFERING FROM GATHERED OR UI-
n cerated breasts find instant relief and permanent
without the OF instruments, by add easing Dr.
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A MONEY TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND MORT
~ cages to loan on improved unimproved property.
WASHINGTON r. NICHOLS,
Counsellor at Law, ll5 Broadway, room IL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Al THE WORLD MOVES,
al. And its dostnies have been changed during 70
years BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS has been be ore the
public bu, that famous heautife and
Inc hair has all that time had successful compet
so Principal Office S Pearl street. New York BARRY'S
BAFE HAIR DYE the only preparation cooring
Ind whiskers contains lead zinc. Perfectly safe
Fry 1t.
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FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO LOAN ON NEW YORK AND BROOK
N. lyn PropertyMoney loan IN New York and Brook
yn Property n sums to suit all parties delay Apply to
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(NITY OF BALTIMORE
&l,20OO00 six cent Bonds the Western MARYLAND
Railroad Company endorsed by the city OF Bamoro The
undersigned Finance Committee OF tho Western Maryland
Railroad Company offer through the American Exchange
onal Bank ~ Of the bonds Of the Maryland
having 30 years to rum principal apd In
ept having been authorized by an act Of the EeQisaiurs
and BY ordinance OF the City Council submitted TO and
ratn9d BY an almost unanimous vote Of the people A an
$2O000 for the LIQUIDATION Of ths at maturity An sI
hib the condition of the city shows that she has
her entire indebtedness investors looking for absolute
duceents These honda offered nt 81 and accrued ia
terest, coupons payable January and July
WILLIAM KEYsER
JOHN X. LONGWELL
MOSES WIESENFELD,
Committee
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
MOTHER SENSATION
AT MACYs.
Valentines.
Now open full assortment Of spcndidly selected
Valentines
AT onethird the usual retail prices.
Fourteenth street, Thirteenth street and sixth avenue
SrInh
Another Sensation
AT MAoYs
Al usual we have taken the lead in opening spring styles Of
Parasols,
and shall, during the coming week, exhibit
All the Novelties
in that line,
at our usual popular prices.
Fourteenth street, Thirteenth stree. Sixth avenue
THH
Greatest Sensation
Of ali
AT MACY's.
An entirely new line Of
Ladies' Underclo.hing
will be opened on
Monday morning at tho
lowest prices
ever heard of in this oity.
Ladies' chsmIsss from 48 cents upward.
Ladies' Drawers from 20 cents upward.
Ladies' Skirts, from "a upward.
Ladies' Night Robes from sb cents upward.
We have enormous and well assorted stock these
goods In various styles and well made
plain,
tucked,
and embroidered.
Our will find them displayed the right hand
side Of the largest Sixth avenue section.
In addition to these about
one million yards Of
Hamburg Edgings and Insertings
at prices
lower than ever
offered to the public before
r. H. MACY,
Fourteenth street. Thirteenth street and Sixth avenue.
TASSELs, FRINGES, GIMPs. CORDS, DRESS BUT
tons, Ornaments &C., manufactured for the wholesale
trade also supplied With materials for cash
exchange. FREDERICK MAYNARD, l09 Liberty st.
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A CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS FOR SALE CHEAP
IA. Coaches Coupes Barouches four six seat Phae.
tons four and SIX seat with division fronts two
Buggy Wagons and fine assortment Of Slegh Apply to
NJ CURLEY Carriage Manufacturer 109 Iii and liS East
Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue
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A NEUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
IA will be held this (Thursiny evening, February g. at TX
O'Clock, at its rooms in the Cooper Building. !"
GEORGE PEYTON, Recording Secretary,
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY.
without mates or ex,ractions. Teeth built upon
without pain with Oreplastic) Best references given.
Dr. siGESMOND, 6S East Ninth street, near Broadway,
T,EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN FOURTEEN
years; benurnbing application gas az administered beau
tfu Set Of Teeth $U Piumpers Tor Hollow Vheeks Sets
j. JAY viLLERs. l55 Grand street. gssalsas.
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THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
of our business IS conducted at our
HORSE ACCTION MART

FINE GRAY HORSE, ONLY SEVEN YEARS OLD
"A kind and true; very cheap also spring Cart an,
Harness for half price; must SELL 4Ss Pearl street.
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A -CARRIAGES-FOR SALE. SECOND HAND
II. shifting top Wagon, square box: but little used made
by Dusenbny Van Duser. Inquire of DUBOIS, 2Os
Greene street.
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MONEY TO LOAN
lu desirable New York and Brooklyn Real Estate
Mortgages promptly cashed. Principals only dealt with.
JACOB R. SHIPHERD 4 CO.,
etreet Nes York
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A -A.-"WILMINGToN, N. O., LOTTERY"
II. CLASS 257-DRAwk Al IL NJ, FEpR AIRY I, 1871,
81, 81 j, s 4s ss, e. II, 81. a 5b,, ,s5.
20, 1S, so, 75 IL. e5, 10, co. 26, A, q b, ii, 49,
For information apply at 240 Greenwich street. New York
w. II. GERKEN 4 CO., Managers,
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900 CURRENCY.-ROYAL HAVANA AND KEN
GCL tucky Lottery.-Prizes cnshed and Information
given; circulars sent JOSEPH BATES 4 CO., IL Wall
street Box 1884 Post Office Branch occ 447 Broome a.
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TIE C0MMiTTEE Or SEVENTY

THIS committee met last evening at No OBS Broad.
way and IN the absence or the President Mr. " T.
Haycmeyer. Wee President. took the chair. Mr..
Roswell u. Ralch read reports from several or the
sub. commttees, which were deemed OF very great
interest bur The nature of which was not revealed
70 the reporters. IL appeared tnat one OF the com
Ini'tees cnallencers was eieccl yesterday from the
registry Office or The Fltccnh district Nint wor,l
ana the commuters counsel were last night INSTRUCT.
Ell To take the legal steps IN the case and TO look
after aii similar eases that may arse. Having been
defeated in their attempt 10 appoint Inspectors the
committee intend TO nave rhaeHgels al every reg.
istry aud polling place now ana on the day OF cec-
ton
Towards the close or the meeting Messrs Pierre
pont, Siebbns, Saomon. W. Z. Barrett, Brown
Wheeler and DIx-thc committee previously an
pointed 10 confer with the Cor ernor In regard 10
The state undertaking the PROSECUTION oil The city
OflIclalsarrlvcd aud reported The result 0f their
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rha so.sa ssaoLisA Ku Rarx.
Excitement In ~partsnburg aud Uaion Cour-
ties-kn Kiaxss Giving Themselves Uv-
Ciiizens Fleeing to Avoid Arrest

Excitement In ~partsnburs aud Uaion CouE-
ties-kn KIaxes Giving Themselves Uv-
Citizens Fleeing to Avoid Arr IT.
COLUMBIA, Oct. II. 1871.
Accounts from Spartanburg aud Union counties
represent that perfect reign OF terror exists there
and that the people have become thoroughly de-
morazcd since the PRONUNCIATION OF the Presidents
proclamation initiiiory Of martial law. There Is a
general suspension OF every Kind OF domestic busi-
ness even the harvesting the crops. But IN the
United States Marshals oalcc there are unusual
hustle ana activity. Large numbers of persons daily
tnrong TINS o1lce FOR tue purpose of confessing
themselves members Of the ku klux organzation
IN the none of escaping arrest and subsequent pun
isnmcnr by purgng themselves before. pec,-
arity OF these ~ that they are nearly all youths
ranging from seventeen TO twenty years old lew Of
them being over the latter age.
A strict surveillance is observed by the means OF
secret spies ana government detectives over the
movements OF every man Of any prominence Ia
either OF the counties named. II any OF these at
empt TO 80 any distance from their homes they
are at once arrested Nv the military OH the bare
syspIcqg " attempting to esca.c IRON the officers
Of The law
Martial law In its worst form cannot be more
severe than tins system ~ espionage AMI arrest.
The community are virtually all prisoners. One
gentleman at Spartanburg Court House was ar
rescl whIie on ms way To transact some business
just ontsiIe the corporate limits or the town with u
person living there ana was lodged in me county
jail. In consequence vi these wholesale arrests
large numbers OF persons are nying from both the
counties named 10 avoid arrest and Imprisonment
In loathsome dungeons without the shadow OF =
charge against them. They do not leave from any
sense OF guilt but the arrest or persons unsupported
like themselves determines them 10 escape while
there is time
Reports state too, that the soldiers In making
these arrests behave frequently in very unsoldler-
Ike and inhuman manner, so that 0utrages are
being perpetrated under cover OF the very law in
tented TO suppress them.
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TaE COTTON CROP.

WAsHrsaroS, oct IL 1871.
The following the official report the Agricultural
Bursau.-
The cotton returns for October favorable
those OF the preceding months In State average OF
september fully sustained The general con
dton IN the brst We ex OF the per cent
against ~ per cent IN September. In sections In the
Mississippi and in Texas improved prospects ATE
while the pIepondcrance of testimony in the as
well AS on the Atlantic coast further reduction Of
era States Is rs follows: - " ~ ~
North Carolina, 90 South Carolina Isl Georgia 7a Flo
rda 20: Alabama 75 Mississippi 49, Louis ana 81 Texas
72i Arkansas, 81; Tenpessee ~ -.
The Injuries reported from shedding of sos pre
maurey sufficiently low temperature checs the dev.lop.
ment OF the Dolls in the more northern ATTITUDES foods and
nundaons IN Florida and Georgia, ami the Doll and army
States. $4,000
II does not appear that the losses from general
or very serious W III few isolated exceptions.
Drought should be credited with larger proportion Of the
depreciation than other assigned
the fact that cotton endures lack OF moisture
other
The Indications do not point crop more than
three millions OF bales, and the shout!
be unfavorahe the development add gathering
smaller result must be accepted
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seven O'Clock the nieh, before The MURDER he vs: y
saloon; ne had pistol with him, remarked that ne
was all cleaned mp; Mss he said and am as tisht :.
brick. too =. then, pulling OF his pockes,
produced pisto. showed said, "fll pop
damned rascal on with tonight " shortly afterwards
be went OF and across the street; he came
back In about twenty minutes and asked for his pistol,
which he had left behind him. to him he put
IN his pocket and went away, and have not him
snce cid not see him from that time until him in
court yesterday.
Cross examined by Mr. GuidHe asked for something 10
drink; would not give II him. thought he had had
enough already at las, gave him half glass q sle he
owed me ihryhve cents which he gave me- he pulled out
pile of bills from hts pocket out OF which took City cent
piece TO myself don't know which pocse piston
came he laid the pistol desk; mis- action
place Wild like that Of in good hnmor and full Of
LIQUOR; he seemed what he about he was
alny tpsy Mr.. sote came in they went on 'ogeher'
was very clad that he went away with Mr.. > ole. -
The and last witness sworn yesterday was Chare'
Garfield grocery saloon keeper opposite the scene OF the
tragedy He having served Bolts with beer on the
morning the murier, between six and seven O'clock and
TO BOTS having pulled ont pistol ana threatening
to shoot somebody, witness did not KNOW VINO; , I'm
his he stated that he had never hcore
seen pistol with Bolts and that his more OF
iolIy. good. natured description than otherwise , =,
Tbs 7onri then adjourned II now though the
case will not be finished before the end OF the week.
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LoNDoN MoNRY MARKKr.-LoSDoS, Oct l7--4:g ~ -
Consos closed at 9zsz Tor money es, for inc 40.
count. United States fvcwenty bonds, ls6s 40 . i3s5s
80. ls67's, 9lss tenfortics scsx
PARIS BoVRsE-PARis, Oci. l7-P.M.--Ren,cs closed
57f &c.
LIVERPOOL CorTos NATURALIZATION, Oct IL
80 r. M-The cotton market closed quiet. Middipe M
lands, 9sad. miidng Orleans, l0d. The Le day
have been 1000 bales Including 5000 for and spcc
ation Sales Of cotton ship named, from Savannah or
Charleston, have been made ut gs4d for middlings.
LIVERPOOL BRFApsTUFFs MARKET-LIvEnPocL. Oct.
Ill 49, r. M.The breatsuhs market is quiet receipts
wheat for the past three days have been 5000 quarters
including 20 % American. Corn, 33s 3D.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.--LtvTRPooI, oct IL
80 r. -TalOw, AIS. Sd Spirits turpeDtne sis
LONDON PRODUCE MAKKrT. -LoNnoN, Oct E.--Talow,
s I'd 4ss. per cwt for Sos SOS. I'd
IA; turpcntinp, ass.
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NIAGARA FALLS.

sympathy for Chicngo-prcparntiony for th.,
Reception of the Grand Duke Alexis.
NIAGARA FALLS, OCT Is, 1871.
The United states delegates TO the International
Congress OF the Engineers and Locomotive Brother
hood, which meets at Toronto tomorrow held a
caucus In the parors OF the International Hotel this
evening Resolutions ofsympathy were adopted ana
q committee appointed TO collect subscriptions for
tle Chicago sufferers.
Rooms are being prepared for the reception OF the
Duke Alexis and suite at the International.
An International running ruce match ca ne or thls
aIterhoon ~ Chiffon, ont, Tor purse OF 500 aua
the championship OF Canada between Mex Iord tha
DacMsimth, PROFESSIONAL, and u, Cross OF Nia'ar,
Fas, distance iOJ yards ir"ss Nilnlug IGle nlna
SECONDS 1870
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interview with Governor Holman and the ATTORNEY
General rue latter had authorized Mr.. charles
O'Conor TO represent hlm In any action that inc
committee may choose 10 bring against me o,uc,als
who permitted and the persons VINO paruciPa'eu
In the great frauds upon the city.
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HAVANA DAhKETs.

HAVANA Oct TO, 1871.
Freights-Pev Of from the northern ports Of
Cuba States tic box OF rom the south
ports OF Cuba United stats ~ JO Ind o
from i,hern ports Cuba nj ~ famnnth aud orders
22s sd. % ~
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NEW YORK CIRCUS.
Commences at 90 +. NJ.


AsAzosAn EsTHsE H. JAMES and Master
PEKCAE E9ulp0IsE GEO. ~, MELyILLE 81 " LIZ;
sa9ssshy s!eo,sf Sans RaTTos
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TRAINED HORSE "RED yoLTiaEu rs, Mr.. Ws b.
cLoTp~ MTScTIAR hEsTEK MT MM 1kGA
ma srs9S saS
MILLINERS." member OF the Company.
PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN
Sole Lessee F c0EWAy coSWAy
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xAsAoEkEss. hasoKIYS ACADEMY Ss ATs1s s: CONWAY
FAINT HEART 'osfins EEvEk Mrs. +; !: CONWAY,
sfsT'las2as f6E a2sSETa SfsFf Of G ~
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aowERY THEATRE y v,p p,c,,
Proprietor and Aarssss To sennsi:: "
As AAES saAs hE ;tosTEs, ! 5 ssslsos, q;
WINTER, Mr. J. aS McGLHs-
n n oEithS %H Il SsSsASSi VI; SSiSS Ss
WATCH DOG; CLARKE Mrsw. g. JONES
THE LOST CAsKEr. Miss POLLY BOOTH, Mrs
ROBERT EMMETT. FRANCE, Mrs: T. CoNNoL
TERRIBLE TINKER. Miss "A: WHEELER. Mr.
rkHEGR,' rrkAHRERGHRS' nr NJ. anGnieE aH2aeE
kI hIkH. i. fIsuEs' hs {: oSSSoSEx ~ !! EEx
EEY. lnSsI Miss LAgRA Inv1v PAGE As.
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Proprietor and msEn !.
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HIS LAST LEGS pas! p1sszEH NJ NJ G*4a 4 i Ss2R. H2R
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sxfE2D sa4i21s sy MSS CLARA Ss /; 5&EoSHsS & u:
sGaiyHfIoE Ne: EMILY aEsTSyEE'
GEORGE VASDhShoff % M JOHN hsslE ssrros Sss12s M:
bSwLnss pRwL. As5 DFAGHs oEnass. s.Als-
ySE1oys s dSH
81. 4 :. Il: & M sDGe e.
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and In various contribute to the atracon Of
iSHs5sJo bsXASss
T. W. BUTLER r q; GILMORE. Theatre comiQue
6. X. 4. X. SPENCER, Globe theatre.
KELLY 4 Icons, at Hooleys.
WELSH, HUGHES WHITE, Brooklyn.
T. n. DONNELLY, olympic. Brooklyn
HOLLAND TESTIMONIAL.
Donations for the Holland Testimonial Fond viii be re-
ccived by Mr. j. H. MAGUNE0LE, Booths theatre, and Mr.
THEODORE MOSS, walacks theatre.
rro,,.un rrerruonYAr
- PERFORMANCES
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. ~
BOX OFFICE PRICE&
THEATRE TICKET OFFICE, ia BROADWAY.
vI,H L HOLLAND TESTIMONIAL.
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY, q. b7l,
MATINEE AND EVENiNG.
There will be given at -, .rs,c
IN aid OF the GEORGE HOLLAND FUND series OF
Performances embracing The highest available da
matte musical talent known to the country Fui par
cuars win be announced IN the morning paps,s ,, oy
TOMORROW, FRIDAY, JANuAki ~, 1911.
BOX SHEET NOW OPEN, -
ulman's, LA Broadway; metropolitan novel, fhtn ave-
Hotel and the hcademy -
FNHEATRR AND RAILROAD TICKET OFFlCE.-.ME
IN ~
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BROOKLYN ACADEM OF MUSIC.

MANAGEREsS. .................... MRS r. b. CONWAY
:" commencing at sP. NJ.
FAINT HEART NEVER Mrs. F. b. CONWAY,
WON FAIR LADY. Mime. JANAUSCHEk,
Sleep Walking Scene Of Mrs. MARIE BATES, Miss
LADY MACBETH, @. HOWARD, Miss FANNY
by REEVES, Mr.. +. LAMB, Mr.
Mme JANAUSCHEK. MARK BATES, Mr. s. PAR
MR.. AND MRS. WHITE. KER, Mr.. w. D. FERGU-
FATHER RILEYS BAND. SON. Mr. J. W. SHANNON,
j. MACKAY, A. QUEEN.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE HOLLAND TESTIMONIAL.
GRAND CONCERTED DEMONSTRATION
DRAMATIC = yrissosrEssros
BENEFIT OF TIE %E6ow vi sos AND CHILDREN
rHAEssSg,$$ LATE sEOssSsiSP = Srsoakssar iaon5AsR;
Through the hearty bsaty or all the manascrs and ne
protection so%@sss SAsss q the IIS
sSa pSS s'ss "; ssss sa
on r. rhGssbHn ~ snSIHTEsSsE1 zTES rkEsEsEEp sEsE
Sfn Ths ss4ss ST IN
THE COUNTRY.
Ls..ses aud Managers. .Mossrs JARRETT PALMER.
10 commence MS. r. 90. IEYER, Nj. HR
PERFECTION. TEEsDALE Chis frst sp.
SAN MIN RgRRBs Il bEN%E HH%ss'a & S NJ:
DANIEL ,Is 5 sRs hAyIIToS n SSS$5s S$S5s
5Esx OUR dssSEhHL ETfLE shhSS azo
REeIrATIoN ,nv.uo,. fiES, n. B; shiTa. M +
n sn: vsRssacSs As:ss: 4: sE:FAt
THE ssssE ssoSK BALL A' sssSsSS
ssd a .sss. IAssx em ssGKERT 1Hh faAsR
permission of Mr. Henderson, A''sF' MqH Rfch and GOOD
''''""''', Nj. Z; 2iHsEEsH HRNgs s0srH, e. BAR.
Mr.w. 3. sHEE sHEEh1pAs, Mr..
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TON, JOHNSON, TOPACK,
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LESSEE AND MANAGER MUSEUM Mr. GEO. WOOD
THE LrPHA PHa,.p 1pHo%Hsos HSS%ssas'' ''' T. NJ
(By kind permission Of A.
Henderson, ESQ.,
will play the First Act Of Miss LYDIA THOMPSON,
ST. GEORGE and THE ORA. Miss ADA HARLAND, Miss
CON, or the ALICE HARRISON, MISS
SEVEN CHAMPIONS OF NELLIE HENDERSON, ,Mfss
CHRISTENDOM. ATHERTON, Miss ARNOTT
Mr. JOHNNY THOMPSON Mr.. HARRY BECKETT, Mr.
viii appear the Second Act WILLIE EDWIN, Mr.. 4, W.
of ON HAND kEENE ana others.
The Champion Skaters, Mr. JOHNNY THOMPSON,
MOE and GOODRICH, Mr. LOUIS MESrAYER, Mr..
(by PERMISSION of Messrs. Jar CHARLES, Mr.. STEWAkT,
rett 4 Palmerl Mr.. MANLY and Miss THE-
SAN FRANCISCO Minstrels, RESA WOOD
"LET ME BE-"
JOHNNY QUEEN and
BILLY WEST.
LIMA EDwIN,s THEATRE.
LESSEE AND MANAGERESS. MISS LIMA EDWIN
Master HARRY JXNViER
taged s. win sing Mr. FRANK DREW,
SEVERAL SONGS Mr.. M. W. LEFFINGWELL,
(by permission Of Messrs. Mr.. HARRY JOSEPHS Mr..
Welch, Hughes and White. THOMAS WHlFF1N, Mr..
HIS LAST LEGS. WEIGH EDWARDS, Mr. 4.
The Burlesque OF MAzEPPA. MARSDEN, Mr. BROUGH-
RECITATION, TON, Mr.. CALDW ELL. Mr..
nSHAMUS O'BRIEN," kLEB, Miss BELLE HOW
Mr.. GEORGE CLARKE IT. Miss ELLEN LEWIS,
t,y1 permssion OF Mr.. Wal. Miss AGGIE WOOD, Miss
V Iack). BLANCHE GALTON, Miss
COMIC SONG, SARAH GERMAINE.
TONY PASTOR.
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