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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-04

tween the Lord Chamberlain's office ana Mr. George
Sanger the lessee Of Astleys: Tne censor wrote to
inc would be dressed decently. The witty prOprie.
tor tersely replied that he had . wife and several
daughters. Inc LORD Chamberlain sent him q letter
OF apology, but added postscript that he would be
Obliged by the enclosure OF guinea by return Of
post-his fee for reading the pantomime.
GLADSTONE AND LOWE IN PANTOMIME.
The recent controversy on the subject Of the gov
eminent interference with the pantomimes mas
brought to light some curious revelations. IL ap-
pears that the pantomime which was the chief cause
OF all the recent excitement was that AZ the Victoria
and ordered to be expunged. One referred to Mr..
Lowe and the match tax; another was o harmless
reference to supposed admiralty shortcomings: and
the third, put into the mouth OF o Chinese Prince
ran as follows -
what make speechi All CANNON and no spinach,
Do you take me for a Gladstone down at Greenwichf
These illusions would appear to have given grave
offence IN lofty quarters, and hence all The nery dis
cussi0n that has taken place on the subject Valiant
assertions nave been met by denials no less intrepid
Indignation a. the charge that has been made
against HIM OF vexatious and frivolous int rlerence;
but lterCs scrtpt0 Ddnent," and all the waters In
great Nepturies sea cannot wash out the fact that
there Is in existence letter written by Mr.. Donne
himself IN which he states IN express terms that
political illusions Will not be permitted, and that
he mas struck Lowe and the matches out OF every
pantomIme for the present year. Tine attempt OF
an unpopular proceeding from his own shoulders 10
those OF the Lord Chamberlain is amuslngly paral-
lcled by U,ce versa movement OF the latter great
Official whenever occasion requires. One OF the
London mana.ers, writing to daiy paper, pithily
Observes
When the Lord Chamberlain Is attacked tho responsibility
MT Dome. when Mr. Dome attacked me rs.pon,,-
think that the public should be informed Of the rcgus
lions under which Mr.. Dome carries the duties OF MS
Office, and that should be distinctly Understood who 10 re-
sponsible for Them.
The Colonna troupe Of dancers, whose proceed
ngs gave so much oiience to tue modest magistrates
OF Plymouth that they took the manager severely
To tasE, doing splendid business at Glase0w-oI
all places In the world. The PAIN OF unco right.
eousness would seem, therefore. to have passed
from the Scotch 10 the Dev0nians.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-06

Fifty thousand pilgrims wsss present At the
festival of the ercwning Of TIE atatus Of Our
Blessed Lady Of Dslivrands. Dtsesss Of BAyeau,
Ffanoe, which took place the other day. Car
dinal dc Bonrechose, Ave French BlsAer=, ..A
the Abbot Of La Trapps took part IN the core
monial. Tho procession lssted thses hours
and . pouring rain proved . severe test under
which the devotion and endurance Of the pill
grims never ainchei. At o Low Mass cele-
brated In the open air, the Credo was sung by
200 priests, without Instrumental accompani-
ment. The Vespers were celebrated in the
Same manner. s# - .,.-. o. Ga..... ~.
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aeores that the Prossssant Church had no
f tHss arr sssnding 10 IsstAad. Nov, my
tSsf sesh IN excitabis psopie q az Erish !srS.
soAAt 70 etgAt Tor opr ISaiRiea and n nrhs
LOT any ceasc-and sometimes, indeed, vithSus
=. ~ ".eso wnetevsr--cnc would isnagins that
~; sss'and vonld be throwing his ca.Aess In ths
sir. ana that whensvsr be would meet Pre-.
s AZ, ne wcaid pat bis Ast n HE faos ana
49, Soy mon. Mows ny good Ssllew, / Asys been down.
One would Ymsgiue THAT we wcaiii nina 80.
49,. ON eyesy hearth, burn tar barrela In every
s s.seeI was this the ease No. NO u wouid
o ~. rne ieehngs OF our Protestant fsslews
grave. Ireland triumphed, and the only peo
PIE III the world that didn't seem 70 DO eiatcd,
az nv. 20 wonder nt 1t, wero tho Irish Catholics
o onnmselxes. We met eur Prsesseaet fsiio~.
n,or pea toPnt your hsuA lu mius; shsy Asvp
saken away tho wall that Divided "a. ist "a.
~. aae name Of COD, Join lsasds In the hand
S snss nose yea as wolf e n~"s Now s1ter three
snHPSssec, say Shs. never 10 tAeeAhals q ezr
s sso.s sd Esnssesssy g sss eis.s.sssssoss
%SssS tSs, snss ia sa s saasat msty With
Which appessed 20. Eise iSSs0a t,sn0:S oTes
melt PROTESTANT fsAiO<s a W. rcsa
g tenaSs elthcif f,sais0 - 10 sAsy ssFs snr
po ccmnsmcrssisns, % shsssan9 lsa asssas. s
rsttlinG mp Ethe RoguSis AsSsh. Not ri M,
Eyefy body was kspt qniet, ana ssssy mn
aa,d ~ nuIt naOro qnist thAa s~sriS ;eeAsl
toe beatty sPoa them. Tss ed - a .oq laida
Who tau9As tkems this 8 The aGasboai
Chureh taaGhs them shat whsa God tsinnpAs
Ana vaen the Cause Of truth tsinnphs, e II
not the traenph OF ,nsa ana thsasSess thas,
may bejny In hsavee, bue there unost be peacI
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There is an old negro living In the lower
part Of COlunhus who 10 ono hundtsd and
asixteon years Of age, sna never heard OF
George Washingtcn, and cares Tess ebout
him. She has had three grYyths Of teeth,
one can claim, As macy as liz generationa
are living with her in the nsighbpshood.
She 10 both blind and deaf. y - /. =
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4: .s:s..:sssss:: ~ ss.sssss ! @sa .sas
N - 49, ~ "sscoes pesag $500
- n ~, = 49,, :r.!n.
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i. - snSsss ~. ni1 as
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g ns.: ss:s sisi: u g. passIes. and sssssd.
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friends, wsss NAV Who ieon,rsais.s sss
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ovsr and tea.h thsvs ~. Nv. rpo.ns rsI ="
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-06
!! SEWING MACHINES.

| a. SEWING MACHINES. m -,
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO
,,u 10 AT the WORLDS FAIR. = g..
CONSTITUTED By TIRE HOMES OF THE PEOPLE
Great Award of the Highest Sales,
And have left ali rivals far bohna them, which /. duo
to the SUPERIORITY OF TIE SINGER
MACHINE over all others
Machine Companies. for the year ISL show the
Number of Machines Sold to he i. 6I0,I94
OF which the Singer sold SO. 1871 200
NEARLY oNE-TRIRD OF THE TOTAL NUMBER
SOLD.
Tho CHICAGO RELIEF COMMITTEES RETURNS
= show = like result ,...
Out of 29ll Machines Furnished, 2427 were
Singer Machines.
The Applicant ia every case designated the kina Of
Machine DESIRED.
There are now e0o, 900 Singer Sewing
Machines In Daily Use.
EvERY MACHINE GuARANTEED TO GIVE
SATISFACTION OR lEoEEY REFUNDED.
Call and ExAmine. o Send for Circular
-. snd sample Of WOrk. e.. a..
rS---.s,r -2..tp s.aas ~ fra -alt
| s.E.l s. :, .H.-.. ..sl.s s
MACHINE TWIST. Of all eeaRaa ana on all sIzS spOO,s.
John CLARK SR.. g co.'s COTTON. sa blask
sPools. at wholesale and retail
|
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j. : fcaENERAL eoUTMzRN AoEHTs,r AZ
80 800 ..,.,;.. Canal Street - 90
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5s.s,;rS IN tSa Tr;sh..sn IT. ~ 20 not Ia
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-27

CRY or kEw YORK. DErARfxISr or ffsANcF. gosrxu,
LARS ofsicF, May - ISL,

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIVED Ar ram
- Office of the clerk Of the Department OF Public In
seS until f Tnssisy May lis s az NJ Tor ssppy
ing the coal and wood required Tor the Public schools Ia
Say eight thousand Sp tons Of Coal and three shou
snnd 9O cords o. oak Mood and one thousand one
coal must be Of the best quality of white furnace sIr.
stove ana nut Sizes ~ good order, two thousand
delivered in the bins at The several school buildings
The proposals must state the mines IRON which IL IL
mines named II accepted aud state the price per
Of two thousand we hundred and or pounds q 40
be about AS follows via live thousand i've hundred tong
e 3. os s1s Wssys o Of s & and an cs
hundred C'OO tons OF nut size
less than three 81 icet Ions aud not LESS than three 20
The pine wood must be Of the best quality not less than
three 90 feet six 90 inches long.
The proposal must state The price per cord q ss cubic
the price per cut Tor saving and splitting load The
ny Of ons wGSa to e. % amy w ." y %
measured under The OF ,e Inspector =; fssi
livered at the schools when ordered as follow Two
thirds Of the quantity required from the iah Of July 70
Committee on supplies. said wood. both oak and pine,
must be delivered sawed, and when required. split aaf
school building. may be designated by proper au
,hGray The contracts r., or ,aams sad coal and wood TO
Two snreties Tor the faithful performance 81 the con-
S 81 hs sa ic 81 a he
No Compensation will be allowed for delivering said
pilng the in the yards cellars vaults OF bns OF said
Proposals must be directed to the Committee on Sap.
plies q the Of Public instracea and ;hoad
Wood,n as the case may be.
The Committee the right to reject any all tho
f'''''''-' ''''' HOOPER HOOPER 9 IVAN Van WORST.
Committee on Supplies.
Me-,
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Xxx WEST TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN FIFTH
w end sixth avcnues.-Nccy furnished Rooms TO let
with Board in German family; terms moderate. Re.
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OIS WEST FOuHrU sTREET.-Two FURNISHED
no Rooms, second floor, Tor four gentlemen or
gentlemen aud their wives with without Board in
New England family terms moderate.
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THREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN OBrAT,
4 Rooms with without Board. summer prices. 2
West sixteenth street, near Fifth avenue
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7Ot EAST ll2FH STREET.--A GENTLEMAN AND
- 4 wife ar two single gentlemen nni u very desir-
able Room, with good Board, strictly private family;
convenient 10 aud boat
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4 Q WEST 26fH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.-TC
10 let Handsomely furnished Paror and single Rooms
VIII give Breakfast also an office has been occupied b,
physician; mt summer prices
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PROPOSALS Fos s7saga DOCK BONDS 90 rnE
As.... CRY of NEW AOkk
o, prcpcsss WI e rseslsed the ceinptroers
.uicc ui'i tlla3, Nav 81 ia.e O'Clock A. a. when
n, a, WIZ be nres opensd ~ whole Or any
lntt ~ VIC sbu, ~ %Fsirs - boek "a n
s iork anshgrix, ~ chnptsr ssi 'eoa Laws ~
ict s"tu "vis VIII braf al he al
pr So pct ahiuin. payable the Ntv ard
November IN each s'af, ad rbe prclp. All ~ reborn
ed ON the Isl day ul November lRu ''' ~ 'NNNN'"
Ing proposals wiz STATE toe amount ~ bonds acvircs
anu is ifirV per si Thereof. and D. wh ID
po.hs arr aeccp" WI thrrrupun ~ required a,
WIN Tie chamberlain the awarded them ..sr.
uyeiy, togethsr Win any pr,fniuins thereon.
pu Ittstuunx 10 le comptroller the receipts
chamberlain Tor such dero.n the parties VIII I. sns,s.
10 receive ceftlcntes or equal par xaiao
q the sums awarded TO thein bcaring from Tie
dates Of payment.
Each preo al should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for Dock Bonds IT the cay ~ New fofk and encio~e III
n second envelope dressed ~ the tauaptr0ller
The right l. reserved the 81 Colnpr 10
reject all of the bit II Ia his iudgns,n inter
ANDEEW ii. GREEN, comstroicr
CRY or NEw yomg, DsrAgrxrsr fisAscK, Cosrraot-
Lars officF, May -. 1874
DR0POsALS FOR CoAL--riIE HEBREW HENEvo.
i lent Fuel Association viii receive PROPOSALS until
June iof SO tons Coal be delivered In the ia
hall tons Address, giving terms aud quality uf L.
LEwENGooD, - White street
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YT,O CONTRACTORS
/ Proposals for Quarantine Structures West Bank.
OFFICE THE COMMISSIONERS or QUARANTINE,
No. EXCHANGE CouRT New YcRa, May "A. 1874
Proposals. scaled and endorsed above, will be r0-
ccived by the Undersigned ut The Office of the Commits
soncrs Quarantine, until O'Clock r. NJ OF III. 14ih day
June, which time they will be publicly opened. The
Board to ITSELF under the law, the discretion to
reject any bid which 1t may not deem the interest Ut
the State to accept.
Plans and specifications can be and information
obtained the Office OF the Commissioners of
No. Exchange court.
RICHARD sCHELI, President, Commissioners
A. N BELL, of
SAMUEL. BARTON, Quarantine,
A. Oakley HALL Mayor OF New York
s. $. POWELL Mayor of Brooklyn
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ITO PLEECKER STREET.-LARGE AND SMALL
Il - wei furnished Rooms 10 let. with good Poard and
accommodations single gentlemen AMI ianilies loca-
tiol central aud terms moderate.
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Tsf GREENWICH STREET CORNER oF IVES
tOf Eleventh sirect.-furnishcd Tarlor and Thir,
Story 'front.' with or without Board small private family
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S0 OLIVER STREET, REAR--A RESPECTABLE
wv woman wishes 10 TAKE little girl from i've seven
years old 10 board. Has no family. MRS. JOHNSTON.
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GUNNER BOARD.-AT STAMFORD, A NEWLY BUILT
- hose very healthy and splendid situation first class
table, ana all the comforts home
moderate. Address H. SuRElBEK box % Post Office,
Stamford. Conn.
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EOHzENS' WEST POINT H0TEI--wILL OPEN ON
~ the first day Of June under the direction of the under
signed Three Cottages to let with Board IN hotel For
further particulars address EDWARD COIZENS, West
N Y
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1Ef WsST TWENTY-THTRD STREET BETWEEN
hui sixth ana seventh aycnues.-FurDishel Rooms .
let with or without board. In private family; also Par.
Tor Floor, with carpets Or fully furnished
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ri WEST 1HIRTY-s SIXTH STREET-TWO LARGE
81 well furnished Rooms Dressing Rooms attached,
with Board; also single Room bath hot and ccld water
location nneACepilunable. References EXCHANGED.
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7oS EAST sEvENTyTHIRD STREET.-THE LET
lc)o several furnished Rooms nrst or second floor
u desired with Board Central Park.
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so WEST FOURTEENTH SrREET-FIgST CLASS
80 Rooms. with Board, private table II requ per-
manent or transient parties received also small Room
for gentleman
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GREENBRfER COUN-
w Is, w. Va.-Fnmous for their Alternative waters and
fashionable patrons ge, They are 1000 feet
above tide water, anoriing entire relief from prosraug
summer heats capacity Tor 1908 persons: charges SIS
day and $50 per month OF thirty days Railroad tickets
IRON New York and rcrn $40 49, Descriptive pamphlets
OF JOHN F. HENRY, No. 3 College place, New York.
GEORGE T. FENTON X co. Proprictors
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REcEIvEDB By TnB
- Committee Normal College, Ac., at the office OF the
Clerk the Department Public Instruction, ~
Grand and Elm streets, until saturday. the Sh day of
June, 1872 aud until o'clock p. N. said day, the
Masons' Materials and Work for new school building 70
be erected Lexington avenue between Sixty-eghth
and sixty ninth streets.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the Office of the
Superintendent Buildings and Repairs l6 Grand street,
third floor. ~
Proposals to be Endorsed Proposal for Mason Work"
The names OF two Responsible surctics to accompany
each proposal proposals will not he considered unless
sirctfe named and entirely satisfactory to thS
committee.
The committee the right to reject any all OF
the proposals offered
WILLIAM WOOD,
WILLIAM Il. DURYEA, r,,,,,..o, go
X nTiI SNIrI JsnvTs In Normal College, &c.
ENOCH l.. FANCHEX,
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900 EAST THIRTIETH sTREET-BohRD, IN 4
-s)C private inmily, Tor FRIED couple single
persons: price asonp ble
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r WEST TWENTY-NINTH EET.-MANDsOMT.
r ~ furnished or UNFINISHED Rooms 10 let, with
board for families or gentlemen; terms very reasonable
TOR the summer.
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.lH EAST THIRTy-SEcoND STREET, NEAR MADI
s>O son avenuc.Rooms 10 let, with Board trlnscntly
permanently references.
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~ LARGE FRONT ROOMS, RICHLY FURNISHED
y Administer anI Brussels carpets; with or without
Board references equred very desirable at - Clinton
place.
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OiG WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREEr-PLEA.
A-fO sint Rooms TO let, with Board, 90 gentlemen
gentlemen and their wives; terms moderate.
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NORWOOD HOTEL, NORWOOD n. j., 20 MILES ON
IN the Northern RaroadW be open to receive guests
the 18th day OF June. Applications Board can
made on the premises, address WIN. II. FUNSTON
OSCAR FLORkNCE, Propretors.
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ROOMS AND APART
MENTS TO LIcT.

% AvENUE-FRENCH FLATS TO LET-s0ME
- beautiful Flats TO let in that nice French block ON
Third avenue o9lh and ll0n streets; delightful
view OF the Park delightful, healthy aud airy place for
delicate ladies chidren the flats have all improve
mens gas range, ba hrooms &c all On the same floor;
very low have First Second and Third Flas 70
lei and ready occupation Apply 10 J. r. PAYrEN,
1875 Henry street. to anitress premises 1856 Third
avenue. The air up there is delightful.
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Two OR THREE SMALL FAMILIES, OR ONE LARGE
one, can be accommodated with Board tor summer,
OH moderate terms E.dord Station, Ncstchester
county, N " in pleasant locality. Inquire OF the ticket
agent in that place.
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NEW BRIGHTON, $. Ia GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
~ or a few single gentlemen can be accommodated
with pleasant Room and Board in the Gcsra-
BILE part OF New Brghton house five minutes walk from
The landing, with beautiful view OF bay, &C. Address g.
NJ.
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u.,aKuEns WANv,ED.

- WILTON STREET NEAR MAPLE, JEANETTE
- .Icrscy ,.ity-G,ntemen can have Room, Brenkfas
Snd Tea; family private; block irom cars; sunda,
dinner. price 50
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A FIRST CLASS COUNTRY SEAT, FRONTING ON
N the Sound, at Pelham, eight miles from Harlem
bridge large mansion " rooms, nicely urnshed; brick
stable boat bath and billiard house; abundance OF fruit
shade and lawn, everything complete rent very low
for season year. $. IRELAND, 2Ol Broadway.