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The New York herald., 1872-07-24
CONTENTS OF TO.DAY's HERALD.

PAGE.
acknowledgements
acknowledgements.
3-Barnard's impeachment Proceedings in the
Court Yesterday-The Connolly Tweed Suits
The Greeley Headquarters-The Germans
The Regular Republican Committee-Greeley
and the Colored peoplea,Deadly Feud Between
FamiliesI"Bonld JACK onoghue''-Marriages
a-EdtOrials Leading Article, Senator Conkng
on the Political Sltuaton-The Republican
Meeting at the Cooper Institute"-Amuse
ment Announcements
5-The Alabama Claims-Cable kilograms from
England, France, Austria and Switzerland
Afairs in Mexicc-Nortn Carolina Mcclure
on the Liberal Stump at Greensboro
Notification Of Mr.. Greeleys Nomination at
baltimore and His Reply-Attempted Murder
Business Notices.
the Cooper Institute Last Night; 'The Faith
lul Among the Faithless;" COnklng's Reasons
Why Democrats Should Not Vote for Greeley
Grant and His Gift Taking; The st. Domingo
Treaty in Its Relation to the Guilt and limo.
cence Of Grant; The Lie Given to Senator
Schurz; The Liberal Republicans and the
Greedy Orice-Takers; Governor Hoffman and
His Relatives; The Administration and Its
Foreign Foreign Policy f Reviewed and Commended; MI:
Hatch.
s-Riverside Park: Report OF the Commissioners
Of Estimate and Assessment-PrOceeding in
the New York and Brooklyn C0urts-A Day
ut Special Sessions Colonel Pickett An
swered: A Defence OF Jacob Thompson-The
Newark Murder Mystery-A Fatal Mistake
Fe0ni0us Assault with a Shovel-That
Custom House Affair-Summer Haunts:
Natural and Artificial Beauties.
9-Summer Haunts Continued from Eighth
Page)-Financial and Commercial: Another
Quiet Day on the Street; A Slight Movement
10 Pacific Mail and Further Advance in Erie
the Only Features on the Stock Exchange ;
Cold Higher, Selling at has; Governments
Strong, Southern Securities Firm and Rail-
way Mortgages Steady; A Warning Voice
from Georgia; Clearing Away Carpet Bag
Debris; Continued Ease In Money: Foreign
Exchange Firm for Short Sight Sterling but
Heavy on Long Bills; Boutwell's Resources
stolen IN Stage: Daring Diamond Robbery
In Daylght-Fatal Railroad Casualty.
1O-Yachting: Brilliant Racing in Fresh July
Breezes; Oracle and Meta the Oracle the
Winner on Time Allowance; Manhattan Club
Regatta; Orion, Mystery, Sophia Emma and
Mary Louise the Winners; Williamsburg Club
Regatta; The Saucy SOrceress and Matte r.
Carry on the Prizes: A Gala Day for Yachts
men-Shlpping Intelligence ce-Advertsements.
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Quarantine Precautions Against tn
Cholera.


Although the dread Asiatc scourge, before
which the bravest heart falters is ravaging at
present districts far removed from us, yet, in
these days OF rapid communication, it be-
hooves the constituted guardians Of the public
health to neglect no precaution against its
setting foot on our shores From the shores
of the Baltic Sea- where the cholera has now
appeared there is considerable emigration
to this country, and the insdious enemy may
at any time be brought over in some of the
dozen steamships that ply between this city
and the Baltic. as was the case with the Frank
lin last summer. The Quarantine officials,
recognizing the full extent of the danger. are
putting forth strenuous exertions to place an
impregnable barricade against the scourge in
the lower bay, so that, if it is brought to our
shores, it will not be permitted to land.
Every vessel arriving from the Baltic will be
rgidly inspected and detained and ar
mngements of the most ample descrip-
ton are being made for the reception
of patients at the West Bank Hospital and on
the hospital ship Illinois. The complaint
which has been made Of the want of sufficient
accommodations at Quarantine will soon he
answered in the completion of new receiving
hospital, above the lower quarantine, capable
of housing nearly two thousand persons The
health authorities in the lower bay are con-
Adent in their ability to arrest any epidemical
disease that may put in an appearance in their
domain, SO that our citizens may rest easy be-
hind such o sanitary breastwoSk. The changed
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MIR. GREELEY says that he did not go with
George N. Sanders to church on Sunday, and
never saw said Sanders in any church, chapel
or conventicle whatever Moral suggested
1t has not been the habit of the aforesaid
Sanders to pay much attention to the ''sound
of the church-going bell"
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Mr.. SUMNER still hesitates to define his posi-
ton as between Grant and Greeley. Can it be
that he is waiting for light from the North
Carolina election?
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condition Of the streets under the nsw brooms
will also go far towards inspiring confidence.
Still it will be well not only to encourage the
authorities in the good work they have begun,
but to urge them constantly to unremitting
vigilance both at Quarantine and in the city,
and to impress upon the minds of the people
of this city the necessity Of aiding the authori-
ties by keeping their houses and persons in
order, and avoiding everything that may tend
towards inviting an epidemic.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17

smole smile which be said was 'melo.
dious," aud everything workcd-serenely.
The senior was overheard 10 say. THAT
uiau's friends ought to apply for a writ "a
iunatico inqnircndo." Grasifed at the
compliment. for like Dc Quincy in early
life. he has "a craze for being dsspised," /"
the cynic
Folded his srni like the Arnbs,"
Aud, asgisg, he went to bed,
like one ot Shakcspcsrc's characters,
ITO slecy Icrelance 10 dream"
Yours truly, JonS DooLy.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17

Tng PoLIricAL PRisoSgns. During
the forenoon Of Thursday. the members of
the Cabinet then in town Messrs. Bel
knap. Crcswcll and Willams--vis,ed
President Grant on business. the last nam
cd in relation to the Ku.Klux convicts in
the Albany Peniten,iary. The report in
the case, made BY Colonel Whitley, hav-
ing been read to the President, he direct
ed pardons ,o be made out in behalf Of
those especially recommended to Eresu-
tive clcmency, namely: David Collins.
William Teal, Amos Owen. aud William
Scrugg, who are represented to be old
men, one or two Of them in poor health,
and who joined the klas in ignorance Of
its real objects Some days will elapse
before they will be set at liberty, as il
will first be necessary to ascertain when
aud where they were convicted. After
these cases shall be disposed Of. the Pres
ident will consider the suggestions Of Col.
Whitley relative to eighteen Of the others
now in tho Albany peni,eDtiary.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17
That Gong |
Written for tho Middlc,own Transcript,
NY pisruRnyp SLEEPER, At crRr'E.

Written for tho Middlc,own Transcript
~ pisruRnED SLEEPER, At crRrE.
In the morning, bright and early,
While the gates Of light were pcarly,
Aud the d.w-drops sparkled clearly,
Came a dreadful hurly-bury
Through the corridors,
Up and down sairs
Past the chamber doors
Df the National,
housing the sicepois,
Opening their pccI~rs,
Stirring the keepers
To thoughts raiioaal
Through the lattice, softly beaming,
Came the goldc. saaighi streaming,
Like some fairy prospect seeming,
IA ! slgmhered sweetly dreaming.
Bat that banging!
!Iorrid Changing
Needs he hanging,
That vile boy
Thps 10 torment,
Al such moment.
When all dormant,
With that toy
But, my senses realizing
Cuisine odors. appc,izing,
From my pilow-how surprising
iIurr,dly | soon was rising
Sweet that banging!
JOYOUS Changing
Needs he hanging
No, n bit.
To the table,
All who re able,
Walters, sable,
Now yoE IT
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17
THx Drspos.L ey rus co1.ssrn.-M

fRE DisposlL cy rug CoLssgrM. Mr.
Gilmore has obtained the coliseum from
the executive sopimittcc Of the jubilee for
$50 900 in money. the committee liber-
ally allowing him the difference between
its actual value aud the sboyc named sum
Mr.. Gilmore proposes to give grand
conerrt In the building for which so. 900
tickets will be issued at three dollars a
ticket. A ball will be given and the
tickets viii be good for admission to
either the ball or concert Each ticke,
will give the holder a chance to become
the lucky winner Of tho building. which
will DO assigned BY lot. The affair will
take place about the 10th Of October. and
Mr.. Gilmore is in constant receipt Of let.
tcrs and kilograms from choral societies
and prominent artists offering their as.
sistance. The concert and ball will BE- on
. grand scale - Boston Journal.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17
A SLrxprSo BsAury.--A correspo pde,

A SLsxpix0 BEAurY.--A correspondent
Of the Louisville Courier Journal has
been to sec the " sleeping beauty Of Ten
ncsscc." at Union city. He says Of her !:
" She has slept for twenty y-three years.
10 awake thirteen times in twenty -four
hours, remssning awake only seven min
stes each tine. aud no powcr on earth can
force her to remain awake oue second
longer. She brcathes only At intervals Of
Eve minutes. and at such times she seems
to do so with great difficulty. only draw
ing tvo or three ssspirstions. then falling
back - though she we're dead. While
awake che eats. drinks. aad talks for q
few minutes. She 10 a. white o. the
whitcst marble, and is perfectly beautiful.
She hss no education. All the medical
skill Of the country round about has been
baillcd ~ 10 her case. and she bas been
sent to 81. Louis and examined BY the
most pseminsnt physicians there. bot they
hsss not beeu able TO sclvs her case
She Il nov on exhibiaioS u the Southern
Hs<el. Uuios City. Oblon couaty. Tenn.
She y thirty -ope years old. and vas .
sprightly girl up % eight years. when she
was stricken. and tas remaisaa eser since
% she nov is.'
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17
asusr rspsss.


The President Of the hoard Of Health Of viii
mingion. has given notice ihst the city is now
entirely free Of that loathsonc dscnsr, smallpox
In March, 1871. Horace Greeley, IN tlw New
York Tribune, In speaking Of the cIertiyn cfa
United States Senator by the Delaware l~uis'a-
iare, said that the creed Of the Delaware Dssno-
Gratis was short and simple. embracing only tho
lore Of rhisksy and hate # ms negro. We wonder
u he wouldn't like Delaware Democrats to vote
for him this fall
Henry r. ltcndiug, Esq. has purchased the
dwelling Of DR.. Walter Melvin, nj Kcnncdyvillc.
John Jones, the colorcd man who was lynclcd
In Cecil county, last week, was native Of Qdecn
Anac's county and was tried there, some years
ago, for larceny.
A hen belonging to Mr.. J~aa. 4. Brown. near
Smyrna, few weeks ago, Matched two chickens
from Que egg. bu, they died.
Whilst out guaning On Friday last, Mr.. u. y.
Voshcli OF Smyrna, shot a large grey eagle
measuring seven feet from Zip 10 tip OF its wings
Hon. james A. Iiayard arrived at his home, in
Wilmington, from Europe, on Saturday evening,
In good health
or the las inmates Of the New Castle Aims
house, two thirds are Of foreign birth.
csssing ARRAY.
On Wednesday last, n difficulty occurred bo-
tween two negroes, IN the peach orchard Of Mr.
Thomas Clayton, near NJ. Pleasant. One n
man, and the other boy of abou, eighteen
years During the quarrel, the hoy drew u razor
and inflicted a severe wound eight inches long
upon tue man, cutting him across the abdomen
just below the breast hone. The man Is said To
lc badly injured aud his recovery is considered
doubtful.
The razor is a favori,e weapon with the me-
grocs, aud the officers of the law cannot he too
severe In ihcit puni.hmcnt Of Offences caused by
the carrying Of the " concealed weapon"
Personal.
u. Caulk aud Vim. Mckowap. Esqs. delegates
10 the Dover Convention from Newark. got oil
the cars at Middlciown depot, on Thursday
morning. on their return homeward. and at
iracicd, perhaps, by desire TO taste the crlc-
bratcd cocktails prepared nj tho National"
by the recent temporary bartender, crossed over
TO that hotel, where, while enjoying their " cool.
ing beverage they stayed too long, and were
LEFT 10y the train. Iiu, they spcn, the time. W,
hope, pleasantly and proiitabiy until q +. "
when 'hey left for their homes.
Tournament at -. Georges.
A Tournament will lie held at St. Gcorgcs, on
Tuesday, the frs, of October next In this issu,
appears mn advertisement, rcqucsiin. those de
sirous Of participating, 10 address f. " Jester
| The knights are all TO hc those who have never
before entered the list.
Thanks
| We return our thanks TO the several friend,
who have kindly remembered us this week, b,
sending Us baskets Of delicious peaches.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
Ntw CAsTLr COUNTY, August 18th, 1917.
pom the application of Colcn Ferguson, Ad-
m'nis'ra'nr oi Theodore Lord, late Of Appo-
qninimink Hundred in said County, deceased IL
Is ordered aud directed by the Register that the
Administrator aforesaid, give notice OF the gran.
ting OF Letters Of Administration upon the Ii.
tate Of The deceased with the date uf granting
thereof, hy causing advertisements 10 Le posted
within forty days from the date of srch Letters,
IN six OF the most public places Of the County OF
New Castle requiring all persons having de,
mands agnins, the Estate, 10 present the same,
ar abide by an Act Of Assembly IN such case
made aud provided. And also cause The came
10 he inserted within the same period In The Mid,
dlciown Transcript, ewspaper published In
Middlcown, and TO be continued therein two
months.
--- Given under the hand and Seal Of
IT, s. Office Of tho Regisicr aforesaid, at New
W. Castle, in New Castle County Aforesaid,
Tho day and year above written.
d. GIBBs, Register.
NOTlCE.-All persons having claims agains,
the Estate of the deceased must present the same
duly attesied 10 the Administrator on or before
August i3ih, 1873, or abide the Act Of Assembly
| In such ease made and provided.
CoLEN FERGUSON, Admr.
Addrcss-Blackbird, Del,
Aug. l7-2m.
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Total number for the week, 10s.
H.,.rs.~sss Of nsssssss. changes. As.

Enlargsasat ef 0assnsss. Changss. Re.
Dr.. DunsinR, having removed his ONCE TO
Broad Street, opposite the Academy, will be
pleased 10 sec his patrons ~ usxat.
Granville Worrell, the velLkuewn and popu-
lar dry esods merchant Of go and 22s Market
Street, Wilmington, hns leased the two upper
storc-rooms aud bascA,cnt of the Masonic Temple,
and will remove thereeo his stock OF dry goods,
upholstery, &c. lie will not abandon his present
place Of business, bsS will occupy the spacious
rooms as carpet store, vacsting the second story
fas Geo. @. Macan, who will there conduct
6rst.class upholstery business. Nr. Worrclrs
object 10 Daking this change 10 10 obtain more
room for conducting his busiuess, and at the
eaWse time to enlarge Il.
Comegys Z Bro. Of Keaaedyvills. intend dis
costlnuiag merchandising, and advertise taslr
stock Of dry goods, groceries, &c., for sale. :.
masyAaal ssA Dslawass shsp canaa.
Thu Commisioness Of Incorporation Of the
Maryland and Delaware Ship Canal Co., have
published theis ceetiAcass that elO0, 900 OF the
capital stock has been dhly Subscribed, sad
9So00 pald 10, and that 40 election Of directoss
Wlll b. hsla u baltimoss, "a ~ ~ lnstnst.
y. Anass cAassA.
81. Ass's Chsreh l1lddlssswu, will - opes
Sos divlae scsuhlp, ,tssevidsoee rssmlilia9, ncss.
lag asd evsalsg a Ut ussal bspss, te-lnoFyps,
GSaday leth.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17

Celossl Terry, Of The democratic COZ.
gfeeeeoasl so0mittse Of The 6hh district.
6as issosa sall e6e . usss sonvsstipa of
dsnesssts q 0ssad Hsvss, Asgsss 3osh,
= slsst 1sle0soes. y ~ palleosl deopesa-
~ ssossatIso y lsssisills. 0sps. a. Hs
- thsss vill b lasos sosvsssisa 81
o6nsoealo ~ 6aso aosSss teeo ososhlled
. u ~ tooou1 moso6ent.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17
TxLxonApn,xa IN CnixA.-Tho pro

TELEonApnixa IN CniSA.--Thc prob
lem Of telegraphing iu the Chinese Ian
gusge. TO write which acquircs somc 50.-
900 different characters. hes been solved
in this way: A few thousands Of tho
characters most used are cut upon wooden
blocks. On tho opposite side Of the block
is i.s number. Duplicates Of such num-
bersd blocks arc at each telegraph station.
Tho China merchant selects the blocks
which express the thoughts 70 bc trans
mitted. The operator telegraphs only the
sumesals designsstas thsss bloeks. which
enabls the receiving operator TO select
similar blosks st BE end Of The lima.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17

The Atlanta sorrssposdsus Of the So.
vsnnah Republican writes that Msssrs.
Toombs and 6lsphsns will take no part
10 the disorgauising movement Of the
- stsaight-ouSers." Bat preserve "a mas.
tsrly issssivity" 10 relation 70 the demo-
sssils nonissss. whom they pssssr DOT "a
suppest, aud have decided 10 logger "a
oppose.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,

ArrLEBoROU0R, BUCKS co. Pa,
WILL b. opensl On ~ issk. u Gpseub,r.
w 1874, ibf ths rsesptes u fsplis. Whois
expesss pr quases, u l6ustsea weeks. o17 oo.
Sead i6s Z Circular. y
). 4. GROVES, PaseipsI,
Attlehssoalh,
July sc-sm. BseAs Cosss!, r.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17
FOR RENT.

A Largo Second story Room, corue, Of uala
"A and Scott street. lately occupied hy Dr..
Dunning as an Office. Apply 10 hin q BE Of.
Post ofice.
Aug. lift
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17
TOURNAMENTS!

A Tournament will be held At or near Saint
Georges, New Castle county, Del on the Y
FIRST DAy OF OCTOBER, 1879.
Any gentlemen desiripps Of riding, who have
never participated IN Doc can receive Null par.
.iealars ey applying ta E.W. JESfER,
Aug. lr-sw. S<cretsrv.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17

Bsssss boasts u ssrvast gisl rho osss
sang b coo6s-soons Wllt mloe Nilsses.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17
nann.

Near Sasssfrns, Nd. on Saturday, Aufsst 10.
Frank loses. seR ofArihns asa CadAS Jssss'
aged . ,nvrihs and 10 days.
In this sown, On Tarsdsy evesIse ,ass, she is,t
inst, Mss. Elizabeth Tatmss, sslist u Cyrus
Tatn,an, agtd 90 yearS, Z soaths ard dsys.
On THURSDAY, the ieth tsst. Mn. Mas.asst
Darrach, aged 70 years. Fsnsral hon The Pres-
by,crian sI'ureh, Por, penn, o. 6abbasb amer
noon the Ssh Inst. Al 3 r. n.
In 0lssfow, New Cas.Is eoasiy, Da. = ths
10th inst, Lille Lank, daMgkiss u Lewls a,
and Nate i. Melvin, aged > months aad u days.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17

The Sussex Journal attempted. last
veck. 10 correct what il was pleased to
consider grsmmstical error Of the TSas.
script. In ~ article headed The Least
u TWo Evils." Il would hsve been much
noss n tho credit Of tho Journal II Il had
sstsd hsssssly and given tho credit ia
~hon Il belonged. Il wss perfectly ..
Wass, or shosld have been. that the srti.
- ssossssa 10 wss credited 10 shs Ns~
eIssa OGsssssv; vhieh pspsr qsesed ths
lonaoaSe = II u saUucsly sssd.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17
A GREAT BARGAIN

THE UNDERSIGNED WISHING TO DiSCON.
TiNUE MERCHANDISING,
OFFER A RARE BARGAIN
IN A FINE LOCALITY FOR BUSI.
NESS. CONSISTING OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
III ATS. GAPS go.
E1- Gall and eramime our Stock.
COMEGYs / BRO,
Kcuncdyvillc, Kcst County, Nd.
Aug. lift.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17
slAnnaeep,

In Odessa, on Sunday. July ssth, issa, By he
Rev. Dr.. krnncy. James Asu'ond and Miss Oar
ric Layton, all of Middlslown.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17

W 1ssiss = ~ ~ ssssssisa ef ess
uson 0ssvsss y he sevsstissnsss. b
Sulkeg sslses. Y ~ Nsaildesn Nsssss-
1l1sl1o ~. ~ tsvs -
\, oo111c1 sosvssiss sasss ls17. ~
iii 49, ~ e6eisGss = - psspslstsss.
1o)<1 sSt ~ tu1tosns -
W ~ 6u61pute -.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-17

a, low sruss, and ia some cases bringing the
shipper In debt. The reason for this Is clear TO
ALL Instead OF shipping the fruit as We have Of
ten connsclled, and which all conccdc Is the oaly
way 10 obtain rcmuneratise prices, nearly all
shippers have sen, their fruit to Nsv York.
Philadelphia has had but a small propsrtou OF
fruit, and the Pennsylvania soutc was only
opened on Wednesday. In another column We
publish communication by peach grower,
which we commend TO the consideration Of
growers.
Below We give the shipments from this station
sincc nur lnat rcnort
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y1OUN0 MEMS ASSOCIATION.
II 49, WE Fifteenth Annual Ball
10 aid of the Now ork
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Academy OF Music,
MONDAY EVENING, january q, ls12
HONORARY MEMbEKS
J. J. O'Donohus, James Lynch, Thomas T. Wallace,
Michael j. Cody, John y. Bradley, Richard O'Godmsn
.. J. hapin, George o. Barnard, Jos. n. Hamilton, :
Walter Roche, james Moore, John r. Bray,
Francis Curran, John Kelly Patrick II. Jones,
N, T. Brennan, Owen W.Brennau, Bernard Cassefiy,
Francis Higgins, James BNicho,son, CHARLES UDUpvhue
James II. Coleman, H.nr, shicics, 4. J. STANDBY,
Daniel T.. Coyle, William Labor John Flapacan.
ID. W. O'iianoran, -"7'
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
jeremiah Quinsn, ], j. Mctormick 1hos. J. Cummns,
IN, ungn 4, a. Mhujiyon VIM. J. Kane, Matthew Lesry
Mm. II. shields, John FoY. Ere lerck n. Gross,
yhos. J. O'Brian, y. Malone Joseph NJ Dunn.
John Duane, John Byraes, Daniel WheIau.
john hayee, John 7. McCowan g. %. A. Murphy.
Maurice J. Power, Peter Trainsr John NJ Coofey.
~. " Dvnoghue, Ihos j. Crcsiner. Michaei Roche,
rser MSyyssde, N. =. Wynne Stephen Farreay,
Charles OConnor, Joseph j. Marin, John Burke -
JEkEMlAH QUlNLAh, President
CHAS. O'CONNOR, First vice President
WM. j. kANk, Second vicc Presidcdt,
3. q. A. MURPHY, Corresponding secretarv.
JoHr 7. MCGOWAN, Financial Secretary =
y. MALONE, Treasurer.
Super win be up IN Nilsson nal Tickets can b
procured Of The President lss and i3s william street
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S11--THEATRE coMIQUE.
80. MORE XirKixiGiiIHI.' : -'A1''
flr'' appearance tSin'ihi q RussELLs
and his talented 'Sps slss Gas' sRo%Es 's
In hls beautiful Musical act.
Third and last w Sns q Wife VI fs' tR RoSaSSsqu'
@ Jh han a Sey M
Charles-n Whtene, Nhe Larry'n Tooey-ini ana, Nile
All the mammoth Troupe retained and will appear in
Miss NE EN NirFT uTGhE lsoa and ana Mxpn6cK
all IN the 'as''p'''Tifi Ia, wnpTh CROOK.
Last nights of the local Burlssque,
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
N nausEs SNosEpEp TO OVERLOOKING WITH
~" hA''i iMMENs Hs su;ce =; HE oiif'
Of'he great sca'cna , s1ss',ear DRAMA the
TsHTS9 RISES 81 y II
T0a PRECISELY AN NOES a. a So1A'A A''
,.,, c..,.,.- ,.,, TIME TABLE
sso-I,reioue woodman's sabSs D.nce;
avs BY JENNY Ies MAJ and
aSs ;, sG .s ks %s sas sslss'' Song I's
Ss "s BY the great Premiere Dan
SsSTnc Srys,a Casca' r and Silver Fountain
panss y the srea, Corps d Bale.
sasno BY sns sg,! sssona rssrss
Tse ae r"p ~ TIC great Premiere SASH
9:o7 The Wonderful Majltons.
i0Ss- Professor schmis and rurls,, -
%..sass %w Egyptian Sss e Trained Animals
9sanS and imPosa; Anal" s March
4sT RGzSS c fsSsn' assert that
swiisE9 44rs2sTSG
svr. DAALhhT sr - .css,c.
SEATS sECUREn six DAYS In ADVANCE.
s sL hs Gs MUso MA1EEh EST PSs CO.
CAV FRANCISCO MIssrRELs. 50, ..
Received vsy with ;AGT;s Of s5:;
Gosio S sSSa'S ss trI p1scEs
v,, s..s SAN F THHSsSHp I MSSrs
KoAE AND Puk klSs az; AcEson5o hot DARSa
Seat. secured six days IN Advance.
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POPULAR CONCERTS
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PAVILION,
PAVILION
6s9 Broadway, $50
between Great Jones ami Fourth streets.
THIS EyENlNG. commencing mt O'clock,
SIxTEENTu GRAND CONCERT
VIENNA
LADY
ORCHESTRA.
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