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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

TM-'- ....ta. .r,,.rJ-u- re. , I avn. 81 I,rp.
rSm.s.. man STANDARD La. meter and Farer-
ir.t :, .n meters are used IA na'N'ns rAe'e OBJ
ENorr.- The Intermittent storm
which tasted from the 18TH OF Decent
Der 70 tie I'll of January has ended.
..f,,,d limo ,,r-
'-'' 81
Where ia me heavens yesterday OF
last ri.f... IN fact, 50 clear was the
that the .,,aat Srow hank.
"a "o '''
ward >ccluet put 4 Stone throw from
Carson. The barometer WAS gothlu-
uor go r,-.
o"arn. HAN at n'rl,. x ~ tSs
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, 49,
warm ny % ~ 80; .ti ~. t..
IVA. '-.,'..'' 10 N'i'i', ..
:serc.::- from 20 n. N. t - p. IA.
Ie>.1.' y a. may be see" ~ , NE
nrrr..g,- aud If The atmosphere in
l.. oar Meteorological table.
=. ot,,. ...- .-
Wednesday afternoon three i"to"'"-
lives with trains lett V"ld Itl.i for this
ity. The forward locomotive stuck
IN = SNOW ,ir,,t inst htvond the ftay
fIrn.. qt the southern SIDE of .Nuueri-
IAN Fiat. The second train Harry
~Arie&.>- came to the re~cisy. am nj
ter considerable huri work ana -u,t.
eugiu..Iiu- succeeded in getting tHc
iarW2r'' engine through: MT IN nolnE
Capta5a jerks l~uIIi,au.~Y rain thcn
anne up. and the Whole NIGHT WAS
spent ia getting me mi"iie iocoiIo-
1--WE 'A the tf'eA-,ii" Forward one
H@Ni"- come on. '>9'n-l.S WY
were dtCNhe'i uE 'He lttI~'s"O S"5'N
IN IH' Hl-Ht>L terms ca t''->e o. ''G
tIivT-t' i""">'IE anu ti'''"t1''It oi az
'Ie I'm men VINO were t'I.-.i. ol'ti
anu ''.l' '''''''S . ID 'l'''.''''
an" ..a1'i', e'.-''t-"-cc q INC J'4lS
'''s7''S ~
.'>' ''...'r '"7 ''''oTl9 80
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--!N." "L' ~ l'-I'tI"Et"h AS ''!""H'
Yer; ia ra~l..u@ term: Jacob Muller,
\. e.; William II. torbett, Y. g.
tu" HTS Waltz, Secretary; William
Patterson. Treasurer; Alexander lie
port. ~; E"-ene Nara - \. lNose'
!. - - CO.
syaa!.. l.. :. y. g.: Andrew Maute,
+. :. =. t.: Thomas Wells, l.. ). "
g.; /. Stern, X. 5. :, and L.. Lacha-
peI.e. /. :. ).
-1- Tr,o c,r,o, o,,r,.
~ -i1>l-NhE N"48'4
uUnGrnt Of the Enterprise was mis-
'2he" IN saying 'h"s Moore d" FAR
hef . nan was Ll.rf' lEr liIa Dc']>ton
Christmas Tree. The pr6rriator Of
the nail mede no charge for It's use on
that OCCASION. as il is Il general rule
with hem to LEI their hall free to
charitable or church institutions on all
seasons when .bey do not want the
Use OIL IL themselves
i-LLhoN.-4h's celebrated Carson
morse walked of with a $500 purse at
san Francisco on Monday last. beating
r,al st.vo,so ,.4 To,,r,r Cnordlor
Iva, I..t in 80 MI, La,t M
: rarl- vas mrdI arI now. ~ti,1a.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

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,rt ha v.ni,a nai~ paS,nr,tira
"'I'jn S" On t ~ A in.tar H gin, .,s'' .& &''I I "n
SIX more bottles. / have used several
1 ..ig,Cr , Of ,, =, hl=h5 NJ. 5 rgcom m ,a!5a 5 LIAR
n.d The same beneficial effect As yours
ID preventing lnv AIMS Oh oil tt ri
IT. orls.na' S.FenS,h n hr!lI!aneE: i
it to me ruJl!c. Yours, ETC.,
ions ; HUGH
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COURT CAleNDAns-THls DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-SPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Observation-Disclosures No. ~. Issues OF law and
fact, Nos S4 90, 10I, 1922 10s 104, los, LOG, 1o7,
100. 10, Ill, 112, lis. ia, lis, 1le III, lis.
surRExE CounT.CHAMBERs-Hel by Judge In
72s, 49, l3s, 1871, I75, 10. Call No. COZ.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUrT-Par Held by Judge
ias esss 3D. u.s. 81, Goa, ses, 1902, 1904 1905
10O6k, 10Os 1Oi0, 1912
SUrERIoR CoURT--TRIAL TERM-Pa-t Held by
Judge Barbour.-Nos. ]. X, 1895, 1906, 1871, 1851,
257 751 1875. 1741, 174s 1751. 1905 1885, 1921 1907
Part 2-Held by Judge MOnel.-Nos. 954, 1918, 81,
1912, 1913, 1925 1l2 1870, 1852, 1864, 1885, 1855,
1850, 1862, 1876.
COURT or COMMON PRESIDENTIAL TERM-Held
by Chief Justice DAILY and Judges Larremore and
o. tlal, 1865, 49, 2l0 157. o. 1856, 1885, 100. les 1884,
1885, 100. 100, zoe, 205, 2O6, 20S, 2O9, gil, 212,
2i3 2l4, 215 27, 2ls, 2l9, 222 223. ga, 225, 226
OoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part L
1883 Qnquest) 1911, 1884, 4es i672, i547, 1885, e77,
495 (by Order), o.
MARINE CouRT-TRrAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Gr0ss.-N0s. 500, $50, 5Ss, 584 $685. 500 702,
BY Judge shea-Nos. 5a7, 55s 567, 625, $685. 621 e5e
661, 663, 666, GOT, ESQ., GIL 673, 675. Part 3-Held
by Judge Curtis-Nos. 337 4S6, 4Ss. 80, las, 1914,
$40, 424, AT, 49, 493, 495, 400, 5l4, 624K.
COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIONs.-Held by Recorder
Observation-Disclosures John Corners, Martin
berry, Henry HuestOn; rape, John Campbell and
Charles Mcclure; burglary, John LangdOn, Henry
Merrill, Alexander Anderson, William Howard,
Patrick Kane. Hugh Kelly, John Glackner Joseph
Bennett, William Lee and Mary Ann Allen; feionl,
larceny, Thomas Koran, Henry Smith eight cases.,
Andrew McGlynn, Charles L. Ryder; assault and
battery, james o. DAILY
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
COURT OF OYER AND TGAmlNea.

Fanny Hyde's Trial Again Post poned
Before Judge Gilbert and AssocIa ties.
An application was maze yesterday morning by
Mr.. Morris to have the second trial of Mrs. Fanny
Hyde, for the murder Of George W. Watson in Janu-
airy last postponed for this term Of the Court. The
application was based on the ground OF the illness
OF the defendant and his own physical weakness
District Attorney BrittOn held that the case
should be disposed OF at this term, but
MI. Morris thought that no haste was required,
and In fact, IL seemed to him that the case should
never be tiled again. He did not think that there
had been n case in this country where so many OF
the Jury item out OF the twelve in this easel favored
an acquittal that O second trial was had. Mrs.
Hyde was In very feeble health, and II the District
Attorney would wait little longer he (Mr Morris)
was of the opinion that the county would have to
bear the expense OF another trial.
District Attorney BrittOn thought that this was
not the place for such remarks.
After some further discussion Judge Gilbert de-
cided to postpone the case until the next term.
The Rodgers Case Also Postponed.
Henry Rodgers. a member OF the notorious bat
tie Row gang,n was to have been placed on trial
yesterday morning for the murder of policeman
Donohue in the Eastern District on the 7th OF July
last. postpOnement was applied Tor by the de-
fence In consequence OF the absence OF the senior
counsel, Mr.. John Cooney, who was confined to his
Mr.. Britton urged speedy trial, and Judge Gil
bert rcnarkng that the trial must pI oceed the
ed inst postponed the case until that time.
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suaaoGA1E's COURT.
Che Pike VIII Characterization OF the
ft-. Testimony.
Before Surrogate Hutchings.


-- Before Surrogate Hutchings.
The examination of witnesses In support of the
proponents case in the Noah T. Pike will contest
was continued yesterday.
DR.. Sabine, physician OF Twenty-fourth street,
near Fourth avenue, testified to the eject that II
Mr.. Pike had INDUCED In the pernicious practices
alleged he could not have lived above few months
that is, had he commenced In 1868, as alleged.
Rev. DR.. William OrmlstOn, pastor OF Fifth Ave-
nue. Dutch Reformed church, testified In substance
that during the everal interviews had with de-
ceased in witness character as minister Mr. Pike
seemed quite rational.
Adrian II. Muller, Jr., auctioneer, was examined
As to the sale OF certain property Of Mr. Pike, and
during the negotiations In reference thereto Mr..
Muller testified that Mr.. Pike conducted himself
eensiby and as 0 man Of business would.
Mr.. DE Mott, grocer, who furnished supplies to
the family, and DR.. Clarke, of Mount Washington
Collegiate SCHOOL, cOrr0borated the foregoing EVIL
dence as to the sanity OF Mr.. Pike.
Margaret Hurtigan testified that she was en-
ployed as cook In Mr.. Pixies family for three
months before his death. and never noticed any
unkindness on George Pixies part toward his
father.
Some further testimony corroborative of that
given by the preceding witnesses closed the evt-
dence for the proponents, DR.. Sayre, surgeon,
being yet to be examined.
Counsel for the contestant then recalled some Of
the witnesses on their side In rebuttaL.
the case will probably close to-day.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

CvuhI W ueNehAL SeSSWNS.
The Jones' Wood Homicide-The Accused
Proves an Abb and f. Promptly Ac-
quilted
Before Recorder Hackctt.
The trial OF James Kiely, young man charged
with causing the death OF David Dorian ut jones'
Wood in September 1871, was resumed yesterday
before his Honor the Recorder.
Assistant District Attorney Sullivan called as the
nrst witness for the people william Robb who ties.
tilted that he was at Jones' Wood on the eth OF
September, 1871, witnessing the scottish games;
after the exhibition was over number OF persons
remained till evening; the witness was In lager
beer and refreshment booth. and among those
present was the prisoner and Dorian, the young
s SG aSe and the up s
with hlm because he refused to pay for IL he called
her damned b--h, and Dorian said that was
way to speak to young lady; the prisoner replied,
using ali opprobious epithct, that 1t was none OF
his business; whercupon Dorian struck at him with
his M the 1os TOm se dSST and
that The Witness did not see what took place Robb
and friend went out and met Dorian returning to
az % s rss boan s1 sht
In reply to Mr.. Howe the witness said he had
Frank raymond told substantially the same story
- Robb, with the exception that ne could no.
Identity the as the msn wno '00k
Caroline Hcnlein swore that she was In charge
OF mar stheris booth at jones' Wood and that some
young Ioafcr took mp rie ana called her hard
name when she said he must pay for IL; she could
NOT identity the prisoner; she saw Dorian AFTER ne
was stabbed.
Captain Gunner testified that he was present At
Tho picnic in Jones' Wood tho evening Of the stab
bling; he saw Dorian there but did not sec the &C.
Cusc after the stabbing the captain asked Dor Ian
Who efabbed him and ne could not tell; q few min
= ties afterwards Dorian died In the Captains arms.
several months afterwards the accused was ar
rcsted and Rohb Identified him At The station house
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THE COURTS.
Interesting Proceedings in the New
York and Brooklyn Courts.
frial for Perjury-The New Shipping Act
Charge Of Embezzling Lstters-The Pike Will !
Case-Businsss in the General Sessions
uATED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
An Indictment for Perjury.
Before Judge Benedict.


Yesterday Judge Benedict sat in the United States
Circuit Court and commenced the trial OF Charles
R0senfeld, who Is charged with perjury In swear
Ing to the ownership OF certain property in Brook
lyn when he offered to become surety for Frederick
A. C0odall, who has been convicted or selling
Easted internal revenue stamps MI; purdy ana
prosecution and Mr.. Robert N. Waite and Mr.. B. F.
Russell were assignedby the Court on the eve OF
the trial to defend the prisoner Alter the case mad
been commenced the Assistant District Attorney
onered in evidence alidavit alleged to have been
made by the defendant but 1t was subscribed
By one Charles RosefeId. the defendant being
Indicted under the name Of Charles Rosenfcld.
Mr. Robert \. Waite asked the Court to direct tne
ground OF variance between the proof and the
allegations In the Indictment The Judge, while
case go to the Jury the government to take the
risk o. the verdict standing on motion for arrest
Of Judgment. The case then proceeded, and wit;
the property which the defendant is alleged to have
sworn to 6e his but his testimony was ex-
the government must produce a certified
copy OF the deed of ownership OF the
In brooklyn. Mr.. Purdy, on behalf or the govern
ment. then argued that the should go over till
next day until he could supply the required proof
Mr. Waite said the District Attorney ought to have
come prepared with his case, and known all the
features OF II. The defendant should have the ben
edict observed that notwithstanding some extraor-
binary features in the case 1t was proper IN the
interests or lustice that should be adjourned IN
necessary proof II the defendant had committed
perjury IL was right and proper that he should be
punished. The case was accordingly adjourned till
this morning:
The Now Shipping Law.
This law, 1t viii be remembered, mas been re-
Gently passed by Congress with the view OF sup
pressing the system OF emgrant running and
frauds upon sailors, which has been SO common for
long time past In this port: Ex-Judge Beebe,
who has been retained to defend some persons
charged with violation Of this law, appeared
before Judge Benedict, and pitched vigorously into
the new act, claiming that It tended TO produce o
tyranny and restriction OF the liberty OF the citi-
zen. He expressed hope that when tho cases he
had to defend In regard to violation OF this law
would come up for hearing land he was not now
ready to 70 on with them, two Judges would
be present to decide upon Its c0nstitutiOnality.
Friday next.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Charge OF Embezzling = Letter.

Chargc OF EmnezzAinR AeUef'
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States VS.. Wiett Ferguson.-The de-
fendant was held to await the action Of the Grand
Jury on a charge OF embezzling letters from the
Post Once.
Admiralty Calendar for This Day.
Before Judge Blatchford.
Benner vs. The Steamship Clrcassian.
WickcS vs.. The Same.
Ryan vs. Heckscher, Jr
New Jersey Railroad and transportation CON-
pany vs.. The Propeller John Taylor.
The United States vs. Two Trunks containing
hinges.
New York Lighterage Company vs.. The steamtug
e. Levy.
McGlenn W.. The Steamer Argo.
Philips vs.. The Steamer Annie and Carrie.
Folsom Va. Williams.
Gushing ct al. VS.. Laird, the Younger.
Aumach VS.. Creole.
Spear ct al. vs. The Propeller Titan.
Van Praag ct al. vs. British Brig w. Smith.
q. Whiting ct oil. VS.. The FerrybOat Sunscs rk
ToMpkins vs. The Steamboat Syracuse.
Wheeler vs.. The Steamer City OF Norwich.
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CITY cuua1-spsClAL TERM.

District Attorney BrittOn's Libel Suits.
Before Judge Thompson.
Mr.. Dritton obtained another order OF arrest
against Henry Richard proprietor OF local sheet,
IN second suit for libel Ball was fixed at $4,000
The alleged libel consists OF published statements
as follows-
Madame Rcsteile Il negotiating for house IN First
place. She has implicit confidence In Britton
The LIST of May will probably bring number Of abor-
tonsts 70 Brooklyn They will be safe here while Biitton
holds Office
nobodyis sent there nowaday-. Brton stands In the
way.
q man named Stillman, the editor, whose bail was
fixed at $1,000.
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Signing for the Far-O1 Unattaincd and
Dim.
Before Judge Loev

Before Judge Loew.
Agenth Angevine vs. Charles W. SANFORD,
executor.-This was rather singular suit. Some
twenty years ago the plaintiff, then young girl,
read an advertisement In the NEW YORK HERALD
soliciting the attendance OF young lady as COM
pAniOn for old lady. This old lady proved to be
Mrs. hliza Cromlin, and to the plaintiff responding
continued through twenty years. The old lady on
her death wled the plaintiff $500, but this not
satisfying the latter. suit was brought to recover
pay for her twenty years. services at the rate OF $15
week. 1t was shown that the plaintiff treated
more like q daughter than servant, and the Court
ordered dismissal Of the complaint
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
PROPOSALS.

BOARD OF ENGINEERS OF THE FOURTH AVENUE
ID IMPROVEMENT.
OFFICE, GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
NEw YORK, Oct. II, 1872
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
misopprehen.on Exists among contractors in regard
Fourth Avenue Improvement between Seventy ninth
proposals already received be returned to the parties
The points mentioned be reopcncd to bidding from all
contractors ~.
Office until O'Clock r. NJ OF the I'D inst
Plans specifications and blank proposals now
ready, ALLEN CAMPBELL
A. w. CRAVEN,
EDWARD H. TRACY,
j. O. BUCKHOUT,
Board Of Engineers Fourth Avenue Improvement.
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pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
T sa e % d On & % s
Ssst i % ss 81 s sa1s s
YARD, s ssx zsts. PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING
$4,000 pounds sugar,
Navy Yard Ior samples and further ,9rmaton and Win
u
exceed ten days from the date Of order, ,.,,
not Be deemed 10 he
award each article or item separate as may be most to
Responsible security required for the prompt and faith
full delivery supplies awarded within the time pccl-
opened at the hour above named, when parties inter
ested are invited 10 be present = pp.nropn
Pay Director United States Navy
NEWSPAPERS.
THE AncADrAs.
ARCADIAN,
AAssC cApixN,,
sunni" %ns ss sGs's ssfs PsS s"
Passing show. by frncalo
Sew blood g, I, IL GSsss unlon
Minnie msi MsT' 4 sketch IRON, lie.
The Dramasc Anons%a,S
PIRATES Ill Tneatrichl JOurnnifsm.
shakespeare en- the Stage
Opera BouIe and Aimee"
"Across DAILY"
All the news In music, art literature and the drama.
WANTED TO PURCHASE
OFFICE FURNITURE wANTED-FOR SMALL
~ Office Table and Chairs must be In good order.
Address >. O., Herald Office.
EXCHANGE.
~.
CPILEs AND LUMBER wANTEn--IN EXCHANGE
Engines. Pumps
Machinery. Address, with details q. A., box 1918 Post
Office, New York.
ASTROLOGY.
.....n.,
A TTENTION.-MIss WELLINGTON, loa WEST
~ Twons, seventh street, sixth avenue, can 10
consulted on All asirs Of le, brings the separated to-
kAther ard gives lucky Numbers.
CONSULT PROFESSOR MAURIs FOR ADVICE IN
~ Love, Business. Lucky Numbers, sickness, Friends
absent or dead. Is Ninth street. near broadway.
MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CTATRyOyANT.
M reveals your whole life, nom the cradle 70 the grave
~ Canal street, near Hudson, tee -
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BROOKLYN CITY CoURr.--Nos. 137, 100, 2o4, =. 1s.
81 8 49, I5s 133 So 1906 IL, 165, l4S 164, 122, l4S
| 1856 ~, I75, and 205 TO 2l3 inclusive.
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MARBLE nIANTELs,


.
4 -RENOvAL.-sLATE MANTELS CRATES &c
"A. Large and elegant stock at our new warcrooniA
Union square, Fourth and Seventeenth
street PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY, manufacturers OF
every variety OF slate work, plain and ornamental.
KLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIzING
"A. Works, iss and ls6 East Eighteenth street-Marbe
ments 1t prices that defy competitions Marble Turning
for the trade.
G. KLABRR a co, MARBLrw3RK5, iis WEST
-. Fifty-first street. between Broadway and Eighth
ayenuc.-Marbe and MarlleIzed Mantels Monuments
Headstoncs Of superior workmanship at very low prices
yrEwARTs SLATE MANTELs.-RICH AND ELE-
= giant designs; Slate Work q syery Marble
West Twenty third street. near Seventh avenue, N X
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THEATRE coMroUE.
GRAND ALL rnr nAaa5 SRii Troupe ro.D54.
NJ NJ: sSsS.' 4 4SSss
s 4sISsE #: | S$$S sslfE$$s
ApsAn Ma saos ssE Tx 40 A'S sas Sh''.s
THE WEARING OF THE GREEN ).
Matinee wE Ebs aaS 1 and sA sEfI r.
Bo%%sAnHh ;, l ghRllsH Manager.
WkDSf Niss k kTES risiiE October TO-
m, tonight In two splendid characters.
THE IRON son or 7s,
and the romantic Drsw a,s q ,.ov
ER1pAY-BENEFIr 81 pf MISS S KATE FISHER.
Mr.; I'D WlLKs will appear on Monday III his new
D1sA.ase1-aso.
Union SQUARE THEATRE
- Proprietor ..............M MT. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Tss ,hs most sonysn'sn,iy .s5anssS
fairly radiant win ali that sxp2isncs can suggest and
MONEY WEEK 2sD 'tHSAHsArED SUCCESS OF
sardou' last and a. ses Rsy r TFsisn expressly for
who fills the title role Other characters by Miss Phillis
Glover Miss rlcssy Mqsdayn Miss Jenny Lee Miss Jose
Mr. =. y. Mickey Mr. Henry Montgomery, Mr.. Welsh
Stewards Mr. r Burnett, Mr. W. B. Laurcns. Mr.
manner In which the play Is presented the Even
ing Express says
"Thc play presented in chasc and elegant
s ss1 ss ep sRPSss RTi4 dnCS Th
ANYTHING THAT HAS YET BEEN SEEN UPON THE
LOCAL STAGE presenting the rare excellence in stage
pictures OF being rich without gaudiness and chaste
AGNES MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT TX O'CLOCK.
Seats s secured two weeks IN ady ance,,
Doors open ut night ut Ia Curtain rises At o'clock.
Carrages may be ordered for 1890.
MISS EfHEI's ENGAGEMENT IS LIMITED TO 100
NIGHTS.
MRS f. B. CoNwAy's BROOKLYN THEATRE
Ivl Bronson Towards Local society Comedy.
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The Jones' Wood Homicide-The Accused
Proves an Abb and Is Promptly Ac-
quilted
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ATTACHMENTS.


ADJUSTMENTS.
AyESTs a.. e
LAST WEEK Out ONE,
DrASooSDs To
LAST MATINEE Out one, OF DIAMONDS on sATUR-
DAY at haIfpast one.
Character, by the entire Comedy Company, including
swe LINDA ps aeorss langley Sss Sor%e
fGrF' s ssEs Ofyss Sr
IN ACTIVE REHEARSAL.
Scenery and are now IN preparation, ia.
Saa!"f Ko "a 5Ay TS n HfSso Of :
The BEILE,s srRArAaEM, as.
-, s.. 800. EvRhSBopy,s FRIEND
lssfs NJ SnAFx M
Viii hi s. ne Sa the entire
RooTMs THEATRE BoUcIcAuLr.
- EDWIN hooT FouRT WEEP iknEEGRpre'0r and Manager
MIR. AND MIS- Dos RoUcIcAuLr
In the the Great Great Irish asSe brS%s,
ARRAH MA PooUEo
xs originally ssiis1asd " him Upward sS q rs"
Mr.. 81 Sl; #a Svisi
A sh EVENING AND sssTTuRDxY
I bss Essss. S s s s
sa As YORK. SEsRfH Der HS ' xsD BE s es
hrsted plays WIN DO produced as soon as the public show
Seats may be secured week in advance at the theatre
or at DITSON CO.'S Music Store, Ill broadway.
A CADEMY OF MUsIC-LuCCA w
n ITALIAN OPERA--LUCCA.
PotisiIiyELY No FiiKE LIST
THIS WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10 AT O'CLOCK,
for the last time.
NINE PAUEISK LUCIA,
eENoRA SAM
sIGs yTZZANT, SPARAPANI. JAMET 81
FRIDAY, och. IL, AT & O'CLOCK.
FRA DIAyOLO
NINE. PAULINE LUCIA t*
SONORA SAM,
SIGS yIZZANI RONC0NT, &C.
SATURDAY, OCH 10 AT r. NJ
GRAND KELLOGu MATINEE 4..
II, TROvATORE. -. &
MISS CLARA LOUISE. KELLOGG,
SONORA SAM $500
SI0S. ABRUGNEDO. MORIAMI COUION
Knabc's Pianos are used at the Academy Of Mhslc.
Tickets no obtained at the Academy Music and %
Schlrmer's music store, 70l Broadway.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE .tt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16

MRS. +. B. CONwAYS BROOKLYN THEATRE
Iu Bronson Towards Local Society Comedy,
DIAMONDS..l
Now Scenery, Superb Costumes Brilliant Music and
cast to the strength OF the Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16

A GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTIONS ON
n the panoorte at pupils residence for $40 quar-
best Of references gwen Address with reside nee
TEACHER box l22 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1905
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16

NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6l8 BROAD
IN way, between Houston and Blcecker strcets-Eyery
should visit this wonderful Museum 1t L. full OF
everything people should sec and undcrstand Lectures
daily "The Philosophy of Marriage" Those parties
unable attend these Important lectures have thorn
forwarded post free receipt OF ~ cents ~ ADDRESSING
Broadway. New York.