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New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

To add to the horrors of the coal-mine dis
aster. it is now stated that the rescued men are
slowly dying from the effects of the noxious
gases inhaled 1t is but the opinion of the
physicians which we quote, and which we
would be glad to reject, but the terrible eff
fects of the inhalation of smoke or choke
damp are too well known to permit strong
hope that the opinion is erroneous. The
death is sometimes lingering one, but
almost always certain. The inquest has
developed that there were fully fifty per
sons in the mine at the time of the disaster,
nearly three times the number which. the law
allows. The Avondae disaster of last year in
cited the Pennsylvania Legislature to pass II
law prohibiting the employment of more than
twenty miners in a mine with only one shaft.
Possibly this second Ayondale VIII lnsplre the
LEGISLATURE to reduce the number of wOrkmen
liable to be victims of future disasters of the
same kind at least one half.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

The Governor has fulfilled the expectation,
which we felt warranted in announcing to our
readers some days ago, by vetOing the out
rageous bill against the freedom of the Bar
and the Press known as the Amendment TO
the Code. Gov. Hoffman has done many things
in the service of his masters in this city
which we have had occasion earnestly to con-
demn. We are heartily glad of an OpDortu-
nifty to say that in the performance of this
act, which we know is directly against the
wishes of some of these saIAe masters, he de
serves the grateful Acknowledgements Oflsall
ltnnl 1itiznns.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

The horrors of the Commune are supple
mented by eXcesses of the Versailles Govern
ment. The last fight in the Cemetery of Pere
La Chaise was simply slaughter, the maniacs
of the Commune, by resistance as vain as it
was inhuman, provoking terrible fire from
their enemy which destroyed alike the men
and the women and children who had followed
their fortunes. Since the surrender, the
men taken in arms have been shot by
platoons, a hundred falling at single
fire, and these summary military eX-
ecutions have taken place simultaneously
in three or four places. Such policy
is incOmprehensible to us, who have not shot u
single leader of n much greater insuuectlon
but such pOpulace as that of Paris is also
incomprehensible and fortunately unknown to
us. Humanity will condemn it without ques-
ton but it is uncertain if any other less
cruel course of action remains open to Nj.
Theirs. He must be cruel tO~maintain HIM
self, and it is doubtful if the most positive
action can now save his government from
dissolution,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
MR.. BRENNAN,s BOARDING. G-ROUsE.

-
Wishing to gain a positive and thorough
knowledge Of the interior workings of our
Jail system, we recently detailed one of the
most capable and trustworthy reporters of our
city department TO pass regularly through a
short term of imprisonment at the LudlOw-st
Jail, and to give an account of his expert
ence for the benefit of The TRIBUNE
His arrest was procured by q little
management, and he remained long enough
in Jail to prepare the graphic and full
report of the inside life of that Institution
which we print this morning. In everything
which he did he acted under the positive orders
of The TRIBUNE.
The result of his Investigations is such as
10 convince us of the truth of many rumors
in regard TO the acknowledgement of our City
Prisons in which we had before placed less
implict credence. The impressive and dispas-
sionate account he gives of the sHfferings of
the poorer class of prisoners those who are
unable to pay our thrifty Sheriff sl5lor $50 a
week for decent treatment, Will appear TO the
generous sense of justice of all our readers.
II is precisely the most innocent inmates OF
this gloomy place who are the SeVcieSt SUI
icrcrs by confinement There Is q frShliui
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

Fortune again shows her fickleness in the
fate of Jecker, the Mexican banker, who was
shot by the Paris Communists. Jecker, who
was a Swiss by birth, had transactions with
Miramon. and secured a quantity of Govern
mcnt bonds issued by that usurper. Mexico
would not recognize them. and Napoleon ILL.,,
wishing to add another to his many pretexts for
invading her soil, made Jecker a French citi-
zen, and then proceeded to enforce the fraud
ulent demand. This French citizenship en-
abed the Communists to arrest the old banker
as a hostage, with impunity, and thus led to
his miserable death.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

We publish this morning report made TO
the Council of Political Reform by its Execu-
tive Committee, disclosing trick by means
OF which an attempt is making to nullify the
law of licenses for theatrical entertainments
in this city. This object was sought to be
accomplished by direct efforts in the Legisla-
ture in April last, bpt aroused 'such public
animadveIsion that it was ostensibly given up.
A vague aud ambiguous Act was then stealth
lily forced through, both konses, which does
rot (sec0tding to the TeQ2lt Of this Com
mitleo) even mention the object at which II.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

Commissioner PleasOntOn insists that the
New-York Central Railroad shall pay the tax
ON its interest certificates. The validity of
the assessment is declared in strong language,
and the order for its collection, to the amount
of S1,15l 800 is positive. OF the justice OF
this decision there viii be little question,
though there may be some dilatOry judicial
steps taken to prevent its enforcement.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

The organization of the Viaduct Railway
Company is at last complete. We have often
said before, and we now repeat, that we are
not sure this is the best plan for the rapid
steam transit through the length of the city
we must have but it seems the only attaina-
bic one; and we hope to see it literally
encouraged and energetically prosecuted 10
the speediest possible completion.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

On Wednesday. May II, Miss Kate fieiu ana
mother sailed for England in the Russia beng poth
apparently in as good health as usual. caDie ui'-
patch anna.inces the death of Mrs. Field on SNIP
board at Queenstown. on tho sjth IN TINS suua"p =
and crushing sorrow Detailing her on IN, me,nol o
her arrival IA foreign land MISS lieia W.ii i I"e
The most siuocrc ssupatlos OF hosts OF ironds ca
this side the Atlantic.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

The Hon. T. w. Ferry, Senator from Michigan
was Inadvertently reported having been in the
City CT Washington, and having declined to vote at
tbe time Of the Senate's action on the Treaty Of
Washington He was in his seat and voted for tho
Treaty.. This mistake arose from the absence Of
Senator Ferry of Connecticut. who was detained
from his seat by sickness The Hon. Thomas W.
Tipton Senator from Nebraska, also misrepre-
sented i'm the accounts received the night on when
the Treaty was passed. Mr.. Upton neither votfd vt
against the Treaty nor lodged. but voted squhieS
for II on every issue and at the final ratification
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
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New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

MIR. John l.. Gerow fer many years Casrier
az THE TRIBUNE is our agent in philadelphia TO receive
advertisements and subscriptions His o'ce Is OF NO III
South Sixtli-st., Jcdger Building.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

Advo-tiss,nents for this weeks issue of ThE
vTty rr-prSs aTsi be handel 7tD1t Price 81 per line
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
omrecmeric, erc., CHS Grcnlng.


po,,,r,s TuE,T1,R-"A Winters Talo," Lawrence
Barrett mi, 1,,, Nh. -,
Charles Mathews a., ~ ,,,,
X,n,,,e e C,ppyN.-" Kit" +. s. Chanfrau.
o,v,,p,c TgEATrR-"J Jack sheppard" &. l.. Fox.
wu1,cy's THKArER-"R "ROsedale." Lester Wallack
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN. Concert. Theodore
Thomas
NrvcoNp & ARLrNGToN's MINSTRELs, Broadway
and vcutseichhst
TERRACE GANDEN.-COnceTl
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
Gusincss Notices.

GOLD Pens.
FoLRys CELEnpATEp CoLD Pass,
The best" abi cheapest.
FscoTy 2So .oAaV.
BArCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-The best in the
~crL Ipstrcous os Feie-t Applied ct FACTORY, No 10
Tords. Scd eyerywhcre
WuEELFR AND WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE,
"a, ard 2ss paving $40 dowr ni elo ltr ,n
charge. Mehrest q iee If. kts g 9 PslGl'
Every man who travels, and every man who
dos travel sho1A acpEst acc1i IN the IHAvHtnAs bfb
Axp Acc rpBNT INsUANCs CoErASr Of Hartford
Atlas. EyEIDELL's, 800 2B'way.-WeddinSa and
Ran C,r Nonosus Ocrs Dsncar newdcrs Rslslilc iS1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINES.
-es Broasvv vi ltJ3 ChsstuusL Pbs.i 81 '"" So o''
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
. CRUEL IMPRISONMENT.

Among the prisoners are some OF those
detained witnesses On tier, near my CELL tpiee o.
are coI n ned who witnesses against INC -
tl" sup NV" " p' =. 49,, bar,,or ~ Montsb bideo'
seamen u'"" % % -, - - o,d oftcr a prelnlinatT
examination let out bail; the three Witnesses ,a,
sent To Ludlow-st. There they have remaiheu S' ~ -,
October In the time the murderer n' N.',.,,a
voyage earned his money, hdd run aSno'o ua mon,
himself and is now on HIS second voyage o1ini"s -
money, whle the innocent men are io'A'a ~ so ,.N,
nails and fed prison fare, Ihey Ss w 49,. heorsiu
p'o ", ona 90 ,ncse men is very intelligent and hHnay
M ~" e"rveo c" ps with rude knives and ha. decor''' %
,S nrstic devices cut IN ralfr ~, Aa
,,,r ,,i.oucr. also seaman, Is detai"ea - WV
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

rHaoSSiS 4,iSp A%ghpSIkFSdts
", ysI y9I 'ss anPrsoedensedIy popular engagement Of
and o;y,s;:f Y%'sz1 Drama.
OUR cousin GERMAN.
ENcoKED NIGHTLY,
EMMETT fEnEESTE ,Sa rysSsE q DELIGHT
kssEr a. ss sse he aHsrLE aH assSxx suErHERpHss.
New Bur..qu. F iF"'IRsssS'ns RasK e EovE TO csAsrr
~ cnARxrsGa MUSIC STslcAl iI N SELAseE.
SEATS 'sstF sEstErG f41gsObbs sR bHYs r M GD14sor
5rH AvExvE THEATRE WEST sTH STREET. NEAR
NOW 6EIs 5EEsf r6a sHh 4iir ahstEaE sskkAsos
THE esr.FF FyHES SaSxI sIspf 81 fHr TINES,
uSS Sin.n new uieres se%s' enisa en- sSaI
DIVORCE, produced with magnificent
~ fashion Ssf3as oe,. .aS =" =. Y
DIVORCE Of .hs brilliant a new Company p .ii M
iiarkins, Mr.. Lemoyne, James Lewis. v.
rsyis.sye, ,rsyidse, LSuis James. Henry Crsr, owen
osss sTS %ni & Dsvsss .. sqPrSs PnSs;
SSs; nSs: S 81, s,s,' or ss,:
AcrJ-Esw ySrs; c,ssn'n S:ssias.. ' --' '''''
n. s sa;oa "Th. fIasssaa r.s.. the Law IN
xor r4.-Fiortis. The Law R.tala..s
bvokS scas nas eysT: ssrvspAY NEXT
Seats secured ten days In ADVANCE
" ssssE 5 Ill., T .as4 BROADWAY
gs,: & SssS $ss 5$S 5SS SSyya $sssg
$ts $4:$sss ssi.G: HAs'sA
LUCILLE r4s,ys$'s .;fgsss|'sss s!s.. .,.... ..
or rhN Hfsr fE5sEstisr. t5sEsi
Charlie. IfE,a,ai; fos,sr.; sG s.!cbr.s:d r M dram.
AN upxgnSry TIE sAS!llsE +; oIst ~
NEW SCENERY. C4sftsEs asit & AND W fkonksfiEs. fHiEss
SrElNwAY HALL.
AHStxAh vIAsso or .IDe 15E SonrH'FAxrD SsS1E.FAz
Mr. Frederick Rulmsn has the honor announce the ar
FIRST APPEARANCE m AMERICA
VIENNA vrnsgI n igSYy g'r,iy 5ia1Tgsi TusiGsrxA.
issrsysENIAI PERFORMERS,
all of whom are ladies of less than twenty yea Of
NA' w.. ExrRAoRDINARy MUSICAL TALENT
MOST EMINENT EUhOPEAN PROFESSOhS
man. n No.. o. o. sas% Ss%pTNrEp WITH moM nosons
efforts have 'eea ahg fHE '1fff TaEAys ye1gif 81 PRAISE
Of the entire ,'s Spsys the
''an ssss "gD srss \ r RESPONSIVENESS
=; + 'i'''''' s$S
M,s Lf;1,ifoolLlSE. Sss; T,EkLA.
Mile mxkir, Mlls. UsRoLIXE.
,,r v,vv Nile LuziA. ,n Nile Rosx. VA
Mil ill.,: ssfSe siSssaA s;si MI, sssESIet ssE$iSsIEetrr.
v -,,, plsSiSgGIsS5S s1%o rESpSkaEns i%sSSi
n,sa.n IT ti, 4 ;Ss,s TUE NJ ELgSE n &C.
~,,~ S%s %SSTIss SoSpEA.'
NILE ANNA hL'nks ThISA DONNA SOPRANO
ss % g. "s ~s g.,
iay eve, pfma donna Of renown S .''''
the greatly admred I aa1'one rom he Grand Opera House.
THE uNSsEuHDESfsD Fl ttnnbI%S efrmsnyR %nyTRAcroS
offered IN The above sr,isis viii ritsncd to the
American '"'S oS N sos51s ny&Sisa, IN ''
,n.u,,.,,.n. september II,
MOST BRILLIANT SEASON
vocal AND ISsrRyaEsrAL CONCERTS
The concerts Will be continued nigh,ly the and
Includes
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
THE SALE OF SECURED SEATS VIII commence
nHs Il senW.y Tmvhs1AY . Ss,so - % Al
Theatre tickc, Office. ia Broadway every
night and the matinee had
Entire change OF programme every concert.
Programmes may be had the mosc stores and ticket
olcts
RRyANT's OPERA HOUSE. ESD STREET
ID between Sixth ana seventh avs near Booths Theatro
IhfAhI'S MlNsTRtLS 4 TO-NI,hr.
BkfANI'S MlNsIkELS TON18HT.
BkANI'S MINsTRELS yO-NiGT1T.
BkYANTS NlNSTRELS TO.NIGiIr.
BRYANT'S MlNSrRELS .... TONIUur.
NEW FACES AND OLD rAvoRIqEs.
p.pN.x fhsu apGearrannssc .,ca o. nessrs. ~ vo,r
The New York herald., 1871-09-07
A RUSSIAN rRlNCr. As NJ slcAL DIRECTOR, VS.

a ir'Sa Tl,E usIrEp STATES. NV ''''
.soI-: tho sssssH's,i Prince "ioSE exLisSsS ssS
rnany ana rspeclay IN s own country Is h
,nsry talent N .Isrehr monster coasers which have met
rs father W. an qse 5 en q ~ the
Top. la three quartet ola Prince Ga,ren MAS
very clever musician performer the VIC.
his rank e eesore vsr.a the art, ani scismu.s
and proficient Ia music sn, although young, his dreams
were Of the Iaures that ncht gained nom artistic
Tins. however, conrsry his fathers WISHES. who
decided that his son shon enter tie military service and
i.w he BY The nrSlsy d Ss%ooa trs.s
lain to Imperial Saier The late Emperor e Seno'as
i,uns the .mnan war he alta chci 10 theperson %
indulge hm fsvoIie for finding
position, dign the career whi smiled so brilliantly
npon hn-nn made his debu, tie great pro-
Our yoans frncc had made serious .,aaes music no,
ioring magnificent enor Of singers great expense.
r .s 5 oMn W. sc s sv @ he an
when he decided disoancng the choir he liberated
snanepa,ion was orianei by the Erreror Neianter.
nnls1oi ,her euca IN Lrsc and otaer places ana beg
came n a position to snpIolt ,hemssi e, ..
great excitement sy h. aarnrsCe concerts il was novel
nauhed ali his serious s,ies dcvetng himself solely to
the cultivation OF his favor,e art, mu, Daring his rest
whom he became ACQUAINTED bs his cnemany bearing and
Julien" and mnHe musical sar wa In is pDs s.s
Of the United Kngaom. one Of the l:nesh ,oarnas wrote
as follows ON the morning succe sing ono VI tue Prnces
"Ihe Prince George calitzcn is entitled to than
passing no,ice Thi. gentleman has ars,dy ot,nel con-
siderable Distinction conductor bat as COM
rank invests his present position with additional Interest
were fully Confirmed las, nishi the impression he
ase ns spqp 1he % snss sem %
weldtc baton With greater precision or effect l,n Prince
1sR saei qeana ss ra
@ m eS @ @ sS 1 we %po
Ss s o , rs ay e qi M BE- Ssns
Ssssa Sy i. presence, f ,, - r~.,.s
had rnss nss e v % @ airs
compelled him 70 ren1nsh hl. plan and he was q Obliged to
sp, cs. and @s, w E @ great o ssS H.
preseD, nten, On IS 10 leave Rnssis middle &u.
& O. s. and the 8. 1apa psss MsS s srs also son o.
peclsa pee e arrvs n New line PSuce
va ana afterwards through 'hr pracpa cites
OPENING or rnE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL EXHIBIT.
non s sSmSs sa ss IF fs"Ps
%SsCri conpose expressly Tor The occason by Heatng
Prsysf 6y Rev. Or. peens Original Poem by Wai Viii.
Grand Concer, band.
II EATING's CONCERT oRCnEsrR, witt ppR.
IN form the following selections a. the Naoaai Indus
v ,TIIs J!TiiTSsDsy, E1yssISe,. serr. l. ArsrM
osssac ss,,a "lS s,,sssa cssss Rcs.n,
" rroasoas sois by slsaci q. bsi. '''''.' ''''
oorn'' S0'o; Performed BY j. 81 acaas;a.
.
s.cciIo", T ia pcrc6ce acasss SsSss
g. Waltz, Hespcrels Dahncn'. ......... Snf,n,s
9''D ~ Solos for aas, catca:i aud ccrac.
TO- March, "DoD Bucefas". Coruanf
A ssoCIArIoN HALL
n Twenty third street corner Fourth areru.
GRAND FAkEN ell CONCEnr
,uus.psss pssri ttss;Tg, tAsS,1E sgElHs sss,Ss,rr
EJUisNE CLARK, ~ NJ pAvre
HARRY sANDilSoN, ASToyIt r.. Mora
FRED sTElNS "
bdnss'on 81 rsssrred seats a.
The New York herald., 1871-09-07
POLITICAL.


, of'Ios oS' r.. s,c.nrAn. Q, STATE.
TO the Sheriff Of the county Of New Yorx~s,r:-
foice 10 hereby tvsn that at the election 70 be
day q November next the oowins officers are 10 be seod
Secretary Of State in the place Of Homer A. Nelson;
T9sasnrs r. 4 ss hs ssss .ses e q S s.
An Attorney General in the place Of Marshall B. Cham.
State Engineer and Surveyor in the place OF Van Rens
Canal Commissioner IN the place of George w. Chap.
Inspector sts,s Prisons, the place Of David B.
Az whose terms of once viii expire the las. day of
Also Justice Of the supreme oorr. for the FIRST judicial
os % Day y wnos: ns term of
tn. % ssa0s h ss s,s
teeah and Fourteenth Of the city county OF New
Also senasor for the Fifth senate district, comprsn. the
Eghh snth tssnh and Sixteenth wares Of the city and
Senator for the ss,h Senate district comprising the
eoan; q NJ" YORK rnd wards of the city and
the and TwsnySrss ~ara. q Re
Also Senator Tor the EIGHTH Senate district, comprising
the Twelfth fneeenth and Twenty wards of the city
COUNTY oFFICERs-A to os elected for said county,
%sSsr =. s Of A:seTSy 6, in n. =,
Judge q hs CoaIs Of Common Pleas in tn. place OF
ladse ins Marine Court place Of Henry Alker,
Two inspectors Of Election for each Election district ia
the place Ot the present inspectors oil Election;
All waose terms Of oce will expire on .he last day Of De-
The attention Of Town and City Election Boards nspec
tors o Elect and County CaDvasserA dec,e 10 chap
ballot boxes, form of ballots and Of
votes, TO witt
Chapter 7l2.
An act in relation TO the election Of Representatives In Con-
gress senators and Members Of Assembly
Passed April 81, 1871, three lfths being present
The People OF the State Of New YORK. represented Senate
and Assembly, do enact ~ folows:-
sEcTfoN AT each annual special election at which
Representative in Congress- Senator Member of Assembly
is be- eece the inspectors
ton districts IN thu state shall provide and keep separate
box In when al ballots Representatives Ia Congress- 10
be endorsed onsress, shall be deposed also separate
box wach all bso.s for endorsed 'Eenae
sbal be eposle and aso separate box which all bat
lofs for Member Of Assembly to be endorsed Assem by
shall the order named
and canvass OF the ballots endorse Estate
SC Al acts and para Of acts incons'stent with the pro-
SEC 5. This act shall take elect Immediately.
Respectfully fhS%fk SSri NELSON, Secretary OF STATE.
70 the Board of Supervisors TO each supervisor In
county; and also to OF said notce 10 be
shed such public newspapers printed In county, not
e city and county OF New YORK. once IN each week. until
Vide chap. lso Laws cfisso.
SHYRIrr's OrE;CF, NEW COURT HoUsr.
CRY AND County or NEW York. Angus, ls7l5
certify the forrgony 10 he true ot the Election
Notice received by this dav from the sccretsry OF state
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN,
Sheriff OF The City aud County OF York
Publishers Of newspapers will this Advertisement
especially authorized e to DO See eSsp..T @ Laws
THE FIFTH WARD JOSEPH BOWLING ASSOCIATION
The New York herald., 1871-09-07
PIANDFORTES.

A LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS. To
"A rent sell cheap; rent allowed Purchase Tall Mt
NJ NJ MERRELLs. No. Union square us Fourth ayeuueh
AT LOW PRICES -PIANoFORTEs AND ORGANS,
"A sold ins aca,s; rent Ss TO IS per month Prace
Co Orgsns syies prices rednced
S76 S. I. GORDON, 7U6 Broadway.
A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANO, ONLY $780,
n Elegant stciuway Plarofore round coners, carved
legs, oyerstrung bass bargain
j. BlDDLE, Is Anity street, broadway.
A RARE CHANCF.-BEAUTIFUL FOUR ROUND
IA eorncred rosewood octave Pianoforte. inciuding
Stool less than $50 carved class maker
style aud mrro ement splendid tone in perfect order
Apply at Ze Third street, near Second avenue
A BARGAIN-ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE CARVED
u rosewood Piano, 1850, good price siSo, at
743 Broadway, opposite Astor place. N r. B CuRTlSS
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

AMUsBsTENrs

AMUSHMENr5
(lLYhP1o THEATRE.
have testified 10 the
GREAT SUCCESS OF
msgnIaccu, spssi e.. ac.aS =, soSs Sa psD,omr.
II HUMPrY DUMfTf.
- @. l.. FOX as CLOWN, d
and the erelt Y
~ kIRALFY TROUPE
Il am, OF European American artists,
TuE MAarySsA CLARENCE ALExASDsoWA y
iotro ADONIS LITTLE VENUS.
sAoHoh CASSiLLA. nERR WILLIS.
SECOND HUMPTY ID MPTY MATINEE
WEDNESDAY SEPrEMBEK6
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Lewis sAkEs ioaS i. ooI r.1T.s,os
MONDAY EVENING. slPiiMsi 1s.nes isl Manager
SATURDAY MATINEE, The Em,nenI Artists,
win r.. Mr. ana Mrs. BANDMANN,
pressy Tor them oy Mr.. T. g De LEON, called
based upon CHARLES picKsaEi. ,,
,.u,. THE MYsTEKY Of EDWIN DKU1p.
ynsrhn. Js ~ N.Y. BANDMANN
:. puan, rs x::'S.S y i, xxsx sNiis sNii SASDAASS
MasS % s.lI:on New Scenery BY Dayton Ap-
lSe following s scale Of popular prices been sdoped
street., SUc. "'"'S''S"'"
RESERVED SEATS
CON- 'fee x 100 faraneS Circle, 9l Dress Circle Bal
cony Boxes. S5 troscenum Boxes $40 70 ris " - D~
SEATS can oe secured daily from SA. NJ W p M ~ tho
Ticket Office Twenyhird street. junction OF Broadway and
Fifth avenue. --
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

THE FIFTH WARD JOSEPH BOWLING ASSOCIATION
met last evening M "a Sch etrcnt. Henry j. Co
masky, President the chair Able eloquent remarks
made by Messrs Thom Philips Other gentle
enthusiasm and with cnee "a TOR
the gallant Judge the meeting adjournci
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

n ironkiyu,
For week only,
Commencing SepteiuberA r.
.Os.fl
JEfFEkSON
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Box oAice open Thursday, Augusta. - -
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