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INDIGNANT JEWELLERS IN COUNCIL.

Cooks Bill to Regulate the Manufacture
and Sale of Jeyveiry and Silverwnre.
About one hundred manufacturers and dealers in
jewelry and siverware met yesterday In pariOr No.
IA of the Astor House, consider the bill OF Assem-
biyman Cook regulating the manufacture and sale
OF gold and silver ware. Mr.. Tiffany Of Tiffany &
Co.. was called to the chair, and David DOld acted
asssecretary. The bill, SYNOPSIS OF which APP
peared III the HERALD last week, was read, when
several gentlemen denominated It q striking
measure" IL was announced That Assembly
man Pell was watching Mr.. Cook and would
fight IL before the Committee on Manufactures and
Commerce, OF which Mr. West is chairman, but
Messrs. Charles Fellows, OF cooper, Fellows Co. ;
James Manchester, oil Manchester, Haircut CO.,
and David Dodd, or Carter, Hawkins Dodd, were
appointed O committee TO proceed to Albany and
oppose the bill before the committee
Mr.. Manchester declared that the bill would work
great damage to the trade oil the city; the manuiac
turing business or the Jewellers and siverware
men amounted to $250O0 1000 per year. and their
productions sold in all the States In the event OF
the passage OF the Dill New York firms would be
competed 10 remove to Jersey or Pennsylvania to
manufacture SUFFICIENT TO supply their customers
from other States wno require all kinds OF goods.
and consequently New York would su1er very
greatly
sessment pro rata for the expense OF opposing the
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.
The London Times money article OF January "a
contains the following
with regard to the proposed Northern Pacific
Railway It appears that This great project OF con-
Etrucllng a line from Lake Superior right across
fhe United States to Pugets Sound on the Paclnc
coast. south OF Victoria, Vancouver's Island mas
lately undergone very thorough aud searching IN
vestgation by group OF important financial houses
on the Continent, at the head Of which, u is under-
Stood, Is the Union Bank of Vienna, IN consequence
OF proposals made 10 them Tor placing In Europe
mall the bonds or that line, TO the amount OF nty
nllions OF dollars, the oner moety being reserved
Sor America. The capitalists In question having re-
solved to obtain from an independent and dtslnter-
ested source all possible information and data before
engaging themselves IN II Transaction OF sucn mag
Hituue, sent out commission TO Inspect the track
" tne line and report on the whole project In It's
kechnlcal, commercial and financial features, and
r Tn, following gentlemen undertook the task;-MM
Eolsch Vice President OF the Austrian civil Engl-
Eeers and Architects Institute, Vienna; Re-
kici,ungsrath Hass, director OF the Berlin G3rlltz
SSsanway, Berlin; Den Tex, secretary OF the CHAM
Wcl vi commerce, Amstcruam; Grimbearg, Pro-
.essor AZ the Polytechnic School, Venna; Won
s5,rncslaescnwerdt journalist, Frankfort After a
E, uc., examination. during four months, or the
proiec' the Commission returned last November.
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and Il Is said that although one Commissioner gave
O separate opinion unreservedly favorable 10 the
proposed undertaking. the other four, IN an elab0-
rate Joint report. express themselves strongly OPP
posed TO certain points connected with the financial
modiiied oeIore the bonds cam IN their opinion, be
safely recommended 10 the european money mar
ke me ~ pSsr Se ma ue
ter so far as Iney are concerned. remains In sus-
pense pending the action Of the american promoters
with respect to the objections rased and until their
agree ment to make the necessary notifications Is
given the interesting and extensive report Of the
Commission Will probably not be published, as 1t
Will no doubt be considered advisable, IN the inter-
ests Of all parties. 70 announce at the same time
been satisfactorily met ana removed
STOCKS ACTIVE, WEAK AND LOWER.
The stock market opened 1rm. on the European
dispatches in the morning papers exhibiting more
concIatory tone In the latest London comments on
the Alabama question and the further prospect Of
peaceful adjustment OF all the matters In dispute
through the friendly interpostion OF Chancellor
Bismarck. But at the first call "breakn In Union
Pacific suddenly demoralized the market and
started prices SO rapidly on the downward turn
that the more timd class OF operators saw
q panic impending and FASTENED to unburden
themselves OF such interest as they had In the
market Union Pacific fell to 331s Ohio and Missis-
sippi TO 43%; Western Union to 60, Pacific Mail to
$685. Lake Shore to s9,, and Northwestern common
in this crisis 10 1917, on the current impression OF
stockholders that the depression OF the roadbed
above the depot will be inevitably required Of the
company, to whom the alteration will be q cost OF
several millions Of dollars. The only strength OF the
day was shown by Wabash. which was resoluiey
supported by Mr.. Daniel Drew against all oppo-
sition and eventually advanced to TEX. The "break"
In Union Pacific Is attributed to sales by the So
called Vanderbilt party, who. having perfected an
agreement by which Mr.. Horace +. Clark Is to be
the choice OF the Board for next President OF the
road, were no longer interested in holding their
stock, and parted with 1t accordingly. After the
close OF banking hours and subsequent to the re-
taxation tq the money market, there was recovery
OF irregular extent from the lowest points OF the
day, Harlem touching 100 and Pacific Mail o7H, the
latter on the adjournment ami return OF the lnvest
eating committee TO Albany with what is regarded
as weak case against the "bull" clique.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and low est
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SMALLPOX IN A STREET CAR.
NEW YORK. Feb. TO-. 1872.

NEW YORK. Feb. 10, 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
TN my coming down town this morning on car
No. 80 OF the Broadway line. which was over
crowded IN and outside with passengers, at tie
vicinity OF Blocker and Wooster streets all the pas.
senpers' attention was called to a man who had
Just entered with worsteo muller around his face
and his lace In fearful condition with large red
spots out on It, Nearly all the passengers in the
car became quite startled and left Tor front
platforms and pronounced It a regular case OF
Smallpox which It evidently was. Now, Mr. Ed
itOr Is 1t not shame and disgrace Tor railroad
corporation to endanger the lives Of passengers
such a passenger on his car, ne made no reply but
walked away NOW, being convinced OF the fact
tnat you would do justice to the public O case OF
this kind, inform you OF this TACT trusting you
Will bring 1t before the public SO that they may
evade riding IN car No. 33 until the same Is thor.
onqbly lumIgated. Yours most Obedienty,
LEWIS II. COHEN, 40 South street.
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THE FIFTEENTH WARD NUISANOES.

Tue respectable residents Of the Fifteenth precinct
complain bitterly OF the annoyances they are sub
jected to Dy street walkers who at all hours OF the
night, congregate In Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets and University place and insult gentlemen
VINO pass with their lady acqualntances On Thurs
day last the police arrested seven oil these notorious
slyInlhs du pare; but they we're discharged by the
magistrate, who reprlmanded the officers and re-
reoted upon Captain Byrne for permitting more DIS
reputable persons 10 run houses IN the ward. IL IS
claimed Tor Captain Byrne that the moment he dis
covers q panel house IN his ward he breaks II up.
and 1t TO he regretted that when he seeks To rid
the streets or the brazen-faced creatures who
annoy the well-dIsposed residents police justice
Is found who tails 10 sustain htm
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET, |
MONDAY, Feb. 12-6 p. N. (


MONDAY. Feb. 12-6P NJ.
IN ,ChanQe to-day wheat was duh and strong.
rbe cotton market was unchanged, but not so firm.
MONEY EASY.
me money market during the entire depression
In stocks was active. owing TO the changing OF
noans and iresnenng OF margins put was fully SUD-
piled at per cent. Late in the afternoon the
closing dealings among the stock brokers were at
per cent and among the government bond holders at
b 6per cent.
Commercial paper was quoted q per cent dis
count for prime double names.
Foreign exchange was unchanged. and firm on
the basis OF ioah lo94 for prime bankers sixty
day sterling and 1927 ITO for sight bills.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government list responded promptly to the
more peaceful attitude or our relations with
England as regards the Alabama claims
and TO q sharp Improvement in the Lon
don quotations, which came u per cent bet
ter for the fve-twenties, although portion
Of this advance lost later IN the day, seemingly
In sympathy with similar decline in consOls on
hhe report in London that the Governor General Of
India had been assassnated In making a tour OF
The forts Of that country. Our market kept all OF Its
Improvement and left OF firm as follows-Unlted
States currency skies, 1I44 ll416; do skies, 1884,
Registered, lax ll41s; do do, coupon, 115A
p ll5k; do. fve-twenties, registered, May and
November, HOY 1lOa4; do. do, 1862, coupon
no., 1l0H l1o4; do. do, 1854, do. do.
210H a Ill; do. DO, 1865, 40. d. 1111 Q
pl1K; do DO, 1867, registered. January and
puly, 1lOX a 1lln; do. do, 1885, coupon do,
plok HOY; do. do, 1857, do. do, 1l1H
p 1l1x; do. do, 1858, DO. do, 112A 112X; do
lives OF 1881. funded registered. 1881 1857; do.
DO. do. coupon, 1851 1857; no., ten-iorties
registered, LOT 1917; do. do, coupon, 10Y q
nix.
y GOLD LOwER-110T 110K.
The gold market was steady most OF the day at an
average quotation or HOY, although In the forenoon
khere frequent sales at 11o7s on the rise OF our
bonds in London. The heavy Imports make steady
hemand for gold just now from the merchants and
9Drders Oh this account and a reaction in prices in
1ondon caused an advance to l10%. From this
boint there. was SLOW decline to 110H, on
b Washington telegram saying that General Butler
shad offered q resolution instructing the WAYS and
Means Committee to report Dill allowing onethird
pf the customs duties foreign imports to be paid
On graenbacks. The subsistence Of the "war fever"
operated against the activity OF the market which,
hs compared with last week, was quite dull. The
chief fluctuations OF the day are shown in the
kot,to
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEhENTS.
PoorHs THEATRE. BOOTH.
- EIGHTH NJ we ESw @g J E55Ts CESAR
MI. LAwRESSh BARRETT
In consequence Of prior engasemens made BY Mr. BAR
Ills Til as his LAST WEEK. $3.50
Mr.. F. C. gANGs; .MnR &C., ANTONY
Miss BELLA PATEMAN. PoRTiA
MATINEE ON SATURDAY, AT ONE.
Fox book six days advance at the Theaire also at
Ditsons music store, I'll Broadway.
on NJ, M SSSiHg F ESh HGs soS SFFr
will his appearance this city years.
Stunning for a limited number OF nights the role of
in JULIUS CESAR.
SEVENTH in abrcS
...,; NEW AN. AxP ' sTAsr LhS?f FEATURES.
NEW q SsW phs,cEs,
SECOND APPEARANCE IN AaER snHiS'
RENOWNED q a s5s ALEXIS.
Second sT9Sisa Celebrated
si1' rSS sSp
Second E;1HIs:PPssSSs5fH 1s,s y S'aua
PAS DE POISSON
THE GREAT MAJLroNs
Thu INFANT A 4 nsH snd pleasing '''
THE TRAINED ANIMALS.
THE ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN,
TIE CLOUD Will
THE REwILpEkISG TRANSFORMATIONS.
EXTRA GRAND MATINEE:
fAHo Of NILE A AIMEE.
s.rr,n LA rE c rI0Lr MATINEE
'A'oND MRS SD Join WOO WOOD "A''
LONDON sTR ssF :pIe1ad COMPANY
viii shortly appear
A IMEE. FAREWELL. BENEFIT; NlgL0s.
"A NIBLos GARDEN; wsdne ,,,y afternoon at 10
returning her triumph IN Boston, will give in
New York, en- route TO New Orleans; ,rrSrr
ON wE 1sE hAHET TEsk6 hAtfG L hzrls
when she will appear n her pT srsaies i,cee's'
AIMEE GAS, time in New r9 Yors LA PERIcHoLE
me II N Reserved YOs Seats fuc and Paaae
cents Seats secured at the box Office. .
Aimees Opera Boune appears at the new Opera House,
Pittsburg, February To-
U FAREWELL PERFORMANCES.
The present Is positively Inc very wyypr
VI ' EUROPEAN AUTHORIZATION COMPANY,
"no EVERY XFTERNoON, AT Twoi
LIVERY EVENING, AT EIGHTH
for the past four weeks have thonged this
DON'T FAIL To SEE THEM BEFORE THEY LEAVE
The arena Is placed on the stage in palace
TINS and affords capital view from any part of the Opera
PROGRAMME VARIED AND EXTENSIVE
GRAND GERMAN OPERA ''"''" VI
By tue famed MuLpkR-FAIBRI ORGANIZATION
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For future delivery pidding) sales have been
Enthusiastically evening February, 100 at 22ssc
bite 200 a. re eco A. q lssc 400 at a2c 200 a
% sl6c zoo s 23hc Total, 800 bales
airy, 100 at .? 5l6c. $40 al 100 at % 7lbc 100
22.c. March, 200 at - 3-i6c, loo 22y.c 2UD nj ~
isc 200 at 2sc go a. e lilies 400 100 %
2Sc. 100 at % bloc 400 at 23c at 70 5iSc May 100
at 23Tc, 100 at % 5i5c, 100 at sssc., so at 23oc
August, 100 az. 2s}sc Total, 7iOO bales. Grand
closed steady as folows:-To Liverpool. by steam
Nd; by sail, 3l6d TO Havre by steam, 1c, gold !;
t. grsmsn' BY s steam, lc cod eo%grssssd
total receipts the ports up thus aveston fesJ
100; New Orleans, 1920; Mobile, s,7OO; Savannah,
oO8 Charleston 15O0; WI mngton, b Norfolk lsIg BAL.
ilmorc 405 New York, 7l3; Boston, loi total aS; this
day week. 23s6 this day last year. 1885 We quote
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The nIoians are based on cotton running III quality
more than hair or below the Grade quoted.
Flour ANp GRAIN. -Receipts Flour, 2,1b1 bbs wheat
4s0 bune corn $3.50 bushes corn meal 90 bbs and 4s5
baes oats 500 busnes barley 2UO0 do; rye 20 do The
-four market ruled dull but prices were nomnalv un-
changed The sales about $500 bos including 300 bbs
Southern and LOO bbs OF superunc rye Corr meal re-
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4 In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
Her cent for carrying dat for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as 81.
1ows:-
&od cleared. S44, $50 900
Gold balances. 1920, 703
NurrenCy balances L245,237
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CLOSING PRICEs-5 O'CLOCK P, M,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Feb l2-6 M.
CoFFEE.-The market continued quiet, but firm for
all descriptions We hear of sales of 2OO6 bags per
South America 1000 do per Ere both private terms
We gu Cargoes Rio, ordinary 1870. 16Nc fair 17c
like good, l7xc. &c.,: prime lsdc ls4c, gold, IN
bond sixty days Maracaibo, DC 2c; Lsguayra, 1870.
2c.; Domingo. in bond, 14c H1Ic Java, 23c 2lc,
gold, duty paid.
CoTroS.-There has very little inquiry for cotton in
the spot to-day but the closed steady although
dull and nominal The market for future delivery also
quiet but unchanged The Change
to day up tnus:-
ToDay Sat- Ersntng Total
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Doors open at T. Curtain rises at O'Clock.
SOTiCE-The mos st ex travaaant Novelties preparation
nvPRY TaSss EsTHn A6T
MIR Lester walacks Seeervted dra%n in six taOeans
This play comprise, variety Of Interesting plot, strong
S S Spnf:s f4mssS una rABLeAux
All s sna Of the
'''' ''''' ' ENGLISH Az as sDy SCOTCH
G Gson bt Rsmn Els a2RS
e ssssas fsis :: ::::" $HSSSs
Lieutenant Lorimer......J l..."...; Mr.. BARrnN
fssans M Ra niece to the Mis-: Ffi aERMoN
The Emr Mahommed, Arab chief. Mr.. CHAs FISHER
Am'neh his sister MYRANsn MRS CLARA 'ANNiN'S
N ss, ys5,s RI
posed tor him by Clement White ,r,.x.,n
Sssa ,s SFS$sR
S Sansre chief n sHM-. sey. ES TkASS
Eisan' nD' GEO GOODWIN
srsoF TsbS Il SSF yisTs ASR S1prsrs
Drawing Room in G TBsAU sgdoSD ms
The same-N'e"nfE LAPSE OF one YEAR '''''
TABLEAU THIKD-ARABIA
on so drds1 " %.
Scenes Of Audience attached the
A'rA ''''' TiBiixUj FOURTH ''''.'o' Evans
SCENE The 2snaaa beautiful and %,%risas
retreat in the su'" THB Ell1st FIFTH h''y'rd
Apartment in the rH THsExU sixrh h'g"Fd
Grand d, Hal Of Audience in the Palace with Moonlight vsw
Dance s'' Of i the Alnsas SISTERS FRXScIscHiSi
THE IIGHLANDERS
RRooKLyN ACADEMY OF MgsIc.
sssa. n4as ANp II. baritone.
zAMPh: Or Hnf TIE M4asL EN BRIDE,
produced with the same powerful cast as at the New York
Seats at the Brooklyn Academy and ia Broadway N "
PROFESSOR MgLDgR FABBErs OPERA. COW
sEA LAST %HEk 81 I'VE Ensb S FEs
La JuivE.
SUNDAY, GRAND SACRED CONCERT
by the entire Fabbri Company.
pAREPA-ROsA GRAND ITALIAN OPERA,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, APRIL1
p Jont a g1sa of w.curr1. sANrLEy.
sabscripion. now received al the Academy.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 2ul BowERY.
sHsS $HgR'
'SsA NH s% sssssiSs s5sss
TONY i PAsios ssFf aA sbS5 't coarAsr
RRyANT's OPERA HoysEvTwENTY; THIRD ,ss sTEEEr
sFT ssfks 9T yS sSfE2 N
sSyHSis SSsTkEfs r 5E T5 GsqyA SCENE
skAsEs s4sE +
sAsTs sissk FLY"
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF anatomy, SIS BROAD.
one should visit this wonderful museum Is full of every
1s hSu % nas
tend these important have them forwarded post
new on YORK 5ffS MUSEUM OF ANXioSY SIS broadway
New York.
THE AKs pEAPs TopA5
Don't fail them The only Tuesday Matinee IN New
AT TEE;SSoss.s Ac "a s;s,S OF DANCING.
PUPILS Es se owN 4 eSsg TINF asG
ON s&rTRDAY EVENING I'm fts1 inst SEE ciscGLARs
"DoS'r ASK ME TO GIVE UP ELo."-roNY
rssoTs % new song beat, "If Ever Cease TO Love.
song ever written or sung.
AIR. JEROME HOPKINS, SECOND PIANO LECTURE
~ Concert. for the Orphan p1pd TUESDAY afternoon.
gTe,M; ssf VII p Plsy a. ec,a1n from Programme Of ONE
Dfson's, I'll Broadway. w.
HELKs GALoP," BY wELLMAN, WITH BEAUTIFUL
u Autograph title, SOC. also 'Mignon Waltz,n 40c
Misnon." 6y Ket,erer e0c Qui vye Garch" Slc "Nnit
Regiment Quicks!ep. 75c. and j. r. Thomas great song
"Dreaming, Stl Dreaming" SOC.
DlTsON 4 CO., Publishers, I'll Broadway.
METROPOLITAN
THEATRICAL AND
SHOW PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT,
HERALD BUILDING,
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL,
MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTATLY
on HAND.
| q, r. WORTH OF MUSIC FOR 80 CENTS. BEST SONGS.
pO waltzcs galops quadriles by ciariee'' Ao'' Men
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES ACTIVE.


The Southern list was active, with the dealings
chleny In the South Carolinas Virginias and Ten
hessees The new South Carolina July issues were
Irregular, opening strong and advancing to 81, but
Auddenly declining to and closing at IS. The Vir-
Rinias heavy and pressed for sae the deferred
kcrip coming in for considerable opposition. The
Eennessees and North Carolinas were firm.
The following were the closing quotations.
Tennessee, ex coupon. 66H e6X; do new 6eH a
b6H; Virginia, ex coupon, SO a SO; do. registered
et0ck, old, 45 so; do. skies. consolidated bonds,
P5H So; do. slxes deferred scrip, Tx IS;
Georgia skies. 70 70; do. sevens, s5a SIX; North
carolina. coupon 323 "a; DO. funding, 1886.
e3 q Is; do. do. 1868, 20 20; do. new, Tx Is;
30. special tax Is IA; Missouri SKIES, "a 94,a;
10. Hannibal and 81. Joseph, 90 90; Louisiana
bikes, 60 So; do. new, so a IS; do. levee skies,
De- q 65; do. do Fights, 10 so; do. do. Fights,
Isis, 81 q IS; do. Penitent1ary sevens, 65 a 20;
40. railroad Fights, 20 q so; Alabama fves, 90
PSI do. Fights, 90 IS; do. eights Montgomery
bnd Eufaula Railroad, 81 a 90; South Carolina
bikes, so q go; do. new, January and July, SAX
p IS; do. do, April and October, 33,s o "a;
Arkansas skies, funded, 81 So
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The earnings OF the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail.
Toad for the month OF January were in
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AMUSEMENT ~

OISArIes 10TH gHF4 4TaEi GOTH TIME,
soorS aiS SF;ssrs 5SS S$zs rHAous
aCome and see me ere co.,
Co SafED TO THE MAST
FOX s"rH rIAn' sorH rAH'
.lIliIIlIIllIllll LltIL}
- THE MERRY MARTENS.
FOX llLlLLILII IILIILllIL<
80. THE MArCHLEss WILSON'S
THE GEEAr KIRALEYs.
ILIIIIIIIIlILII -LIIIf
HUMPTY DUMPrY.
lIILIIIIIL LILIIIIIlLLlI$
THE BEAUTEOUs bALLEr
iii IIIIILIlI I'LL! lIIlIIS
THE ROARINl HARLEQUINADE.
1T -. =
CHALLENGES THE WORLD.
soorH TIMEi NcrH TIMEl
MATINEEs WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS ATS
wSfSs sls SsS ss sIstHpAy TMuEspAy FEB o.
AT 3P. NJ.
ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
sih street near Broadway caTHn s ysss rs ,v
LAST NIGHTS OF "DIvoRcE iw
Twcn.y-iourth Week.
18TH MATINEE
of DIVORCE
Saturday, ut ~ O'Clock,
with oil Original and music new and costly dresses
and CHA RACrERS by Miss Fanny Morant, Clara Norris
Mrs. Gilbert, Linda pez, Mary Cary Kate CLAYTON, Nellie
Mortimer; Roberta Norwood Louise vaimer KATE Frmin
Mr. ID. II. HarSins, James Lewis, w. j. Lemoyne W. Da-
vdge Louis James, Henry Crisp. owen Fawce. ID. Whit
ing George De Vere f. Chapman Burnett, W. Beekman
g. Godfrey.
SEATS MAY BE SECURED Tor any of the REMAINING
LAST NIGHTS. Box ONCE open from till i.
On Thursday. February % Washngtons Birthday, the
Fifth Company will give MATINEE of "DI-
VORCE" PHILADELPHIA the Walnut street Theatre and
return Immediately TO New York by SPECIAL LIGHTNING
TRAIN give the regular (6th performance OF DIVORCE
Mt the Fifth Avenue Theatre enterprise entirely
UNIQUE IN DRAMATIC ANNALS.
The box sheet for New York is now open
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AMUsEMEN

ADJUSTMENTS.
34rH STREET S sms4 4s,:s .,..u.
,osrrul bzTF RAE fgEsAdrlos TAis v WEEK
MsTsFEs and .. yaiSs
y tn STREET THEATRE
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD AVENUES.
GRAND MATINEE
THIS CruE aF ! ?. A n
ADMISSION so CENTS. GALLERY Is CENTS.
WooD's MUSEUM GREAT SUCCESS ~00"S'
W.; Inas KyEsS sa,
in the Hsx ii1sa,''H OF D'V AND ms cHr.
WOMAN and her MASTER sshoe 90 for coassas::
New scenery ,a sossl%es rAuLiNE unwrr A.
CAST ST. Of s ciARatrEas full Bare.aSo COMPANY
THEArRE coMIS ~ BROADWAY
'o'h nj HOUSES fiiE;iRfEiTulALLY .GRowiDED.
THE GREAT SovELrS .ESTEKTAlNIENr OF THE
The Grsa, nurlesqae Company any.
The Beautiful Female yocalists-
The Champion Female jig Danseuse.
The The Smallest n ., Performer ever seen ,.....
More Ksai Merit, '''''' WV
larger any theatre IN the oounr
try
MIS-; MIS- isSH,E sESsoS LA ph aff
SAM RICkY, sam RCkrs
CASTELOTTI
Last week of the larIesgas,.
DIVORCE,
DIVORCE. DI vOROE.
mt MArISEE WEDNESDAY AND sAruaDAy.
CT JAMES THEATRE. TwENrY-EIdHrH sraEK1
- and Bro tdway
MARRIAGE. MARRIAGE
Mr.. MACKAYE Mr.. MACKAYE
Miss GRISWOLD Mixs GRlSWOLD.
MARRIAGE. MARRIAGE.
NEW APPOINTMENTS. NEW APPOINTMENTS.
MARRIAGE MATINEE, MARRIAGE MATINEE,
SATURDAY, Al 2P. NJ.
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HUMPTY
CHALLENGES THE WORLD.

MATINEEs WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT g.
Secure your seats earw.
WASH1NGTON'S BIRTHDAY, THURSDAY, FEB. q,
SPECIAL MATINEI OF HUMPTY DUNPrY,
AT 2 r. NJ.
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1915 and 2,15 O'Clock 2. NJ

$4,000 US $40. Q, 81. .. lllss
1000 U S 5-20's, r, 81. :. 1l0,s
10000 U s IS, lou, C .s15 HOY
SoUO0 40. Ill
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WOODS.

SUCCESS.
TO-DAY AT 2,
new successful burlesgvos
DICK WHIrTINGfON
AND HIS CAT,
and the C0medietta OF
A School for Loquettes.
PAULINE MARK HAM,
BELLE HOWITr and
full Burlesque Company.
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WOODS MUSEUM.
THIS EVENING AT s.
Miss MARIAN MORDAUNT
In the new sensation of
DARLING,
or
WOMAN and her MASTER.
New scenery. costumes,
and an efficient AMI Iull
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
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T TRENOR's ACADEMY OF DANCING
n Lyric Hall, 723 Sixth avenue, Reservoir square,
Pupils can begin at time and attend nj their own
A matinee Will be given ut Lyric Hall
on Saturday evening, Mn last. See circulars.
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TIE EALL SEASON.
DANCING ACADEMIES.

A -sAUsE's DANCING ACADEMIES. MASONIC
"A. Hail. lli East Thirteenth street, aud Brevoor na
ia Fast street PRIVATE lessons at any hour
dav or evening CIRCULARS al private academy 2il Ess
Eleventh
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ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
- sfth street. broadway Curtain rises nj g.
Sole Lessee ana Manager. MR. AUGUSTlN DIAL