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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-03
New York Market.
NEW YORK, January

New YORK, January z.
FLOUR-Without decided change
at S. 6O@6 90 for superfne State;
Sc 30@6 40 for extra State; So As
@6 IS for choice do; s. 60@6 90 for
superlire Yves .ern; 81 $500 s. for
common to medium extra western;
sc 60@7 90 for lchoice western; 81 w
al Is for common to choice white
wheat western extra; sc 1926 65 for COM
mon to good shipping brands of extra
round hoop Ohio; Sc 1907 90 for trade
brands; Sc 60@7 20 for common to fair
extra St. Louis; and ST 2j@92 % for
good to choice do. Southern flour is
unchanged at SC 50@7 25 for COM
mon to fair extra; and 81 5000 %
for good To choice do. Rye flom is
quiet. Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat market firmer and
quiet at 81 50@l 81 for No. 2 Spring;
ST 576l SO for winter red western;$l 81
al Ga for amber western; 81 63@l II
for white do. Rye quiet. Barley dull
and nominal. Barley malt quiet. Corn
a shade firmer at 77@7Slc for new
western afoat, and SOC for old do. Oats
quiet and frmer at 54@56c for west
western and Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork quiet at Sl4 so
for new mess sl3 25@l33 81 for old
do; 1925 for prime; Sll $50
1850 for new prime mess. Beef quiet
at 50 OOMll % for plain mess, and
81 O0@l4 90 for extra do. Beet hams
inactive at ga O0@24 SO. Tierce beef
dull at SIG OO@l700 for prime mess,
and $40 OO@2O 90 for India do.
Cut meats dull at 9@llc for hams,
and 5@6c for shoulders Middles quiet
and steady. Lard quiet at 9@ll1c
for No. | to prime steam, and 9sc
for kettle rendered. ~
BUrTER-In fair demand at ll@
23c for western, and 23@34c for
State.
CHEESE-Dull, at ll9l4c for
common to prime.
COTTON-On spot opens quiet and
without decided change at 1890
for low middlipgs and 2Oc for mid
ding uplands.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and nominal
at 1890 for crude, and 24c for refined.
TALLOW-Firm at 9@9tc; stear-
inc inactive. at 9@9sc.
WHISKY-Is quiet and nominal at
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AT the last election in Florida the
Democrats swept the State, electing
Congressman, Lieutenant Governor,
and a majority OF the Legislature, but
by throwing out enough returns the
Republican State government reversed
those results. Lately, however, special
elections have been held in some half
dozen counties for members Of the Leg
islature, and in every case the Dem
ooratic candidate is reported successful
"a circumstance which gives q Dem.
ocratic majority on joint ballot. and
thus secures q Democratic United
States Senator in place OF carpet Dagger
Osborn, whose term expires with this
Congress During the canvass Osborn
urged Mr.. Grant to proclaim martial
law in Florida, but owing to that
individuals disinclination to add to his
present troubles the effort failed.
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Cincinnati Market.


BUTTER-Unchanged.
COTTON-Firm; middlings at l9tc'
COAL-Unsettled, and impossible to
give quotations.
CHEESE-Firm, at l4!@l5c.
COFFEE-Strong, at 2292o3c Tor
Rio.
EGGS-Increased demand, at 800
BIC.
FLOUR-Quiet; super6ne at s.
75(96 co. family, SC 65@6 81:
GRAIN-Wheat, 81 29l A.. Corn
47@4Sc. Oa.s, 36@40c. Rye SO@S2c.
Barley firm, at75@s3c.
HOGS-Steady. Receipts since Sat,
urday 9O26. Prices range from 81 5o
to 81 TO-
HAY-Quiet.
MOLASSES-New Orleans mo|as,
ses, 45@47c for common, and 4S95Sc
for good to choice.
PROVISIONS-Market nothing do,
ing. Mess pork quoted at $l5 %.
Green meats dull; shoulders 43c; sides
SIC. Bulk meats inactive; shoulders
quoted at Sc; ribs &C. clear rib sides
SIC. Bacon dull; shoulders quoted at
SIC; clear rib sides 7ac; clear sides 100
Tic. Sugar cured hams, l29@l3!c.
Lard steady city kettle 9@9tc.
SUGAR-Quiet; New Orleans, go
l0Ac; Porto Rico, l0i@llc.
SEEDS-Quiet.
TOBACCO-Nothing doing.
WOOL-Tub washed, G5@7Oc; man.
ufacturing 5O@55c.
WHISKY-Active, at CSC for iron
bound.
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A Pittsburgh "Rev." in Trouble.

The community have been somewhat
startled with the announcement in the
Chicago papers of Thursday, that the
Rev. L. l. K. Rine, a well known
Methodist minister of this city, had
been arrested on the charge of robbing
a fellow passenger on a sleeping coach
OF pocketbook containing $1,000 in
notes and bonds. The robbery was
committed on Thursday OF last week,
and the arrest was brought aboutthrough
information given to the detectives who
had the case in charge, by prostitute.
She alleged that Rine had endeavored
to secure her assistance in cashing some
of the notes. A man named Charles
Price, who had been negotiating with
the owner of the pocketbook, Ira A.
Seavers, for the return OF the valuables,
was also arrested. 20
From the Chicago Tribune o. thurs
day it appears that Wedn> day
morning a young man Of gay procliyi-
ties aud disreputable habits, known as
Workman, roper-in for the gambling es'
Enlistment in which the reverend Elm
ner had lost his watch, called upon Mr.
G. II. Mccormick at Caroline Court,
where he resides, and stated that he
could point out to him q man who had
a lot of notes payable to Mccormick, if
the latter would bat take the trouble to
assist him.
On being questioned at the police
headquarters as to acknowledge Of the
affair, he gave a description OF Mr..
Rine, and said he was stopping at the
Grand Hotel.
Detective Sam Ellis, who had re-
turned from his fruitless vigils on Des-
PLANES street. was commissioned to
arrest the thief at the Grand Hotel,
and there recognized him as the man
who had complained of being robbed.
He was taken to the station and a
thorough search made as to his effects.
The travelling agent had been notified
and, appearing at the station, identified
the pocketbook and notes, which were
found upon the. person of the distin,
guished delinquent.
On looking the notes over hastily the
travelling agent pronounced them un-
touched and in good order. The money
was wanting, Of course. The culprit
was then committed to his cell and
booked for larceny.
A Pittsburgh detective happened to
be at the headquarters at the time and
identified Mr.. R. as the pastor of a
Methods. Church in Pittsburgh. He
had been absent from his charge for
nearly a month, and inquiries were
made in Pittsburgh as to his where
abouts. .' o.. t, a. ~ ~. - 49,.
Defendant attributes the present diff
Guilty entirely to ardent spirits. which
be allowed himself to drink while on a
trip a few days since to this city. He
admits having done very wrong in
many respects, but claims that he did
not steal the money. but found it in a
pocket book on the car door. Pitts
burgh Post. -
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At'lletlitt9-R eaistetl
WILLIAM ALLEN.
An Incident I'm his EARLY Career In
Ohio.


The Cincinnati COmmoner has
brought forward the name Of ex Senator
William Allen, of Ohio, as candidate
for President on the Democratic ticket
next year. In one of its articles 1t
relates the annexed reminiscence:
When a mere boy, Mr.. Allen LETT
Lynchburg, Virginia, for Chillicothe,
where he had relatives living, and
meant to seek his fortune. lie started
on foot with his earthly all in small
sack on his shoulder, and he set
forward vigorously toward his destina,
ton. All went well till after he had
crossed the Ohio river, when his funds
ran exceedingly low. In. jackson
county they gave out altogether, and
he was compelled to ask a nights
entertainment from one OF the farmers
on his road. His request was cheer.
fully granted, and lie left light-hearted
next morning, but he had made a
great impression on the farmer and
his seven sons behind him. They
never forgot the casual visit, and
always kept up some knowledge of the
subsequent life of their visitor, although
he had probably scarcely ever thought
OF the adventure.
He learned a trade "a saddler) at
Chillicothe, but being an ardent
Democrat, with a gift of talking what
was extraordinary, he was advised by
some one to study law, which he did,
probably with General Edward King.
Ia due time he became the Democratic
candidate for Congress against General
Duncan Macarthur. The canvass was
hot, and contested at every point.
Macarthur was very rich and influential,
and did not dream OF defeat; neither
did any Of his friends. But Allen
persevered, and did everything he hon
orably could to get out the party vote
and to concentrate it upon himself.
The result was to the last doubtful,
but to the surprise of the best calcula-
tors, when the count was made Allen
was elected by barely a single vote.
The lists were examined. and re-exam-
ined, counted and re-counted but the
result was the same, for then men were
honest and the truth was conclusive.
What candidate could be safe with
such an opponent, and nothing but
one ballot inclining the scale, in these
times. Nobody.
Who had given the decisive vote
was for some weeks mystery; but at
last, it turned out that the hos
pitable farmer OF Jackson county and
his seven sons had all voted for Allen,
although they were opposed TO him In
politics. He had won their hearts by
his briet acquaintance on that lucky
night, and although they had never
seen him afterwards, their votes made
the Macarthur scale kick the beam.
Allen was elected. He went to Con-
sress and became great favorlte IN
the district, and afterward served a term
in the Senate.
Since he left the Senate, Mr.. Allen
has been one of the hardest students of
history, philosophy, and the natural
sciences, that can be found. We take
pleasure in recording the piece of luck
which introduced him to public life,
and we should not be surprised if he
were vet to be even more fortunate.
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For Rent.

nNE ROOM IN McLURE HOUSEBUILD-
~ ing, on Market street, now occupied by
Citizens Street Railway Company.
One Room on Monroe street, now occu-
pied by w. Z. McKelvey.
one Room on Market street, one door be-
low Mcclure House, occupied by Mrs. Lemon
as a Cigar and Tobacco store.
Three Rooms on Second and Third Floors
I'm sane building. Two of said rooms pos
session given at any time. Apply to
de.U JOHN McLURE.
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Binding Lots For Sale.

r OFFER THE FOLLOWING EITHER
at wholesale or retail: Lots No. IL In
square =; No. 5 in Square s; the south nall
of No. IA in Square 10; No IA in Square q;
No. In Square IL; No. . in Square ~; No. IL
In Square IL: No. ii in Square II; No. IN
Square u; No. II in Square 10, and No. IS In
Division +.
Also, Lots No. In Square 20; No. 10 In
Sduare 9; north half of No. II in Square IN:
No. 3 IN Square Z; No. 10 in Square II; No. IL
in square IL: No. IL in Square IL; No. IL In
Square IS; No II In Square q, and No. 10 In
square 81 All situated in the Subdivisions
oil the Caldwell estate.
l.. G. HUGHES,
delS Real Estate Agent.
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New York Money Market.
NRwY YORK. January 2, 6 2. NJ.

Wall street and vicinity to-day pre-.
,ented a lively scene in consequence OF
the halfyearly disbursement on account
of interest and dividends. The sale
deposit companies were crowded with
investors cutting off their coupons, while
long lines Of individuals could be seen
in the treasury banks and bankers
offices collecting their interest money
The disbursements this year are enor'
nous and larger than ever before.
MONEY-The market was very easy
during the morning at 7 per cent cur
rency TO gold interest. but this afternoon
the demand suddenly increased from
stock brokers and as high as t OF ten
Der cent per diem was paid for turning
stocks. The closing loans among the
stock brokers were at ! per cent per
diem.
DISCOUNTS-The discount market
is dull at 10 to II per cent for prime
business notes
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Was
quiet this afternoon at l09s@l093 for
prime bankers sixty days pterling and
ITO for sight. :,
GOLD-The market was weak and
lower this afternoon, the price declining
to l09s.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
closed up steady with a good interest
demand; United States currency SKIES at
ll5t@ll5i.
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To the Renting Public.

Lii HAVETHREE ROOMS YET FOR
fmW rent in my new Block on Market St.,
49, near the corner of Quincy. To any
person renting immediately the rent Will
be free until April LIST, 1872; and to good
tenant renting for term of years, desire
To say that will add another story to two
OF said rooms with proportionate increase
in rent. JAS. HAMlLlON.
Ip1q-rq-pO1
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For Sale.

NHOICE LANDS IN IOWA, MISSOURI
u AND KANSAS.-5O0 acres on b. q y.
X. r.; two story frame dwelling house, and
some bottom land, $500 per acre.
692 acres on line of w. V. Central railroad,
10 acres under cultivation, $3.50 per acre.
w. V. H0GE & BRO,
de2l Railey's Block, Market street.
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For Sale or Rent.

- THE BRICK HOUSE / RESIDE IN
feG on Main street, between now and
49, April LIST, 1872.
FOR RENT-One small Frame House and
one Brick House, on Penn street, on the
Island. Possession given Immediately. APP
ply Mt THEODORE FINK'S Feed Store, on
Quincy street. deSh
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For Rent.

UNHE FINE LA RIG ROOM WITH
L Steam Power, in Star Foundry Build
ingS; size of IL, ~ feet wide by l56 feet long
at present occupied by Messrs. Beltz & Flad-
ing as a Planning Mill. Possession given
April LIST, 1872. Inquire of
lal-ea CULBERTSON 4 FISHER.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
OF WHEELING.

FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL DIRECTORS: ''''o'o'
Saml Mcclellan, George Mendei,
TIL. Logan, Thos. Z. Shallcross,
q. w. Franzheim, ]. N. Vance,
j. II, Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis G. Stifel.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized i've years, and In that time done
q successful business, Is still prepared to
take risks at fair rates on Buildings OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
lishments, Furniture, STEAMBOATS, and Gar
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company Offers superior induce
meilts to Farmers, whereby they can be
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and
contents, for three or i've years at reduced
rates. This being State Company, with
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in and surplus OF any company In the
State and composed OF some ninety-four
tockholders, most OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself to the
favorable consideration OF the insur1ng pub
lie aud solicits their patronage. Applica-
tions for insurance will be promptly al
tended to at their office, No. ~ Monroe
street, or at their several agencies through
oN' wy SAM,L MCCLELLAN, President.
...- GEO. MENDEL. Vice President.
G. N. COEN, Secretary.
A. L. WILEY General A eut f@h20
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For Rent.

UNuE BUILDING ON MAIN STREET
adjoining OFT, Hall Il cos, now occu-
pied by VIM. Hare. Possession given April
list. Any improvements required Will be
made. For particulars apply TO
MRS. PITTS,
deg-h Louisville, Ky.
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FOR r e N r.
Warehouse For Rent.

MOS MAIN STREET, NOW OCCUPIED
~ by w. j. Colts Il Co. Possession given
on LIST of April next. Apply TO
DIX. T.. \. HILDRETH,
ial-ea Fourth street.
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For Rent.

EROM APRIL lST NEXT, THE STORE
L and residence, No. 1863 Main street,
Wheeling, w. Va, used at present as Cut
lery and toy store. Apply to
+. q. ROBINSON,
0e2O.a Lock Box Isl. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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FOR SALE
Three Dwelling Houses For
Sale.

GOOD BRICK HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS
n on Huron street. A Frame house ON
Locust street of ) rooms Also, frame
HonSa nj 2 rooms on Huron street. The
above are pleasantly situated on the Island
anS viii ~ sold on easy terms by
III" VIII ' ). l.. CUTHBERT.
hon Monroe street.
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Snuff.

m BARRELS CARPETS (ASSoRTED
lU Bladders) Snuff.
. Boxes tiarrett's OF. Packs
25 Boxes CARROTS or Packs
Just received and for sale by, ,,v
non .fn. ID. hElLL1'
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Flour.

O. OSG BRANCH" white What
II"CTcarn Of Wheeling" White What,
"NIrKinin Mills" Family.
"LRHI Tender" Family.
liuckwhc Flour, pure.
We have all the above popular braD1s In
In store and TOR sale.
deIg TISGIEG faUAM.
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WHOLESALE cRocERS.
-------------.-- --------------------
TINGLE & ISHAM,
Successors Maxwell, Tiuglc = COY
Wholesale Gr0cers
PROVISION DEALERS
- MAIN STREET, WEELlNG.
Tea.
a. HI.F. Gil ESTS q. y. TEAS.
I'd ID hlL Chests Oolong Tens.
8 hlk Chests Young Hyson Teas, In store
and arriving.
de9 TlS8LE IshAM.
Fish.
NJACKEREL IN HALVES AND KITt.
vi Lake Herring In Halves.
White Fish In Halves.
Lab. Herring In bbls For sale
dea TfNGLE & isiiAM
Sundrics.
ENGLISH SODA, sAL-soDA. PEPPER,
Ia Alspice, Cloves. Cinnamon, ESscnccs
OF all kinds, Nutniet.s, Indigo. Nader, Xxx
tract OF LOgwOOd, Alum, topperas, blue
Vitriol, Buckets, Tubs, Washboards, SOAPS
OF NIL kinds, Candles, Mouids ana Snf;
Nails, all linz; Window 0las, Matches,
Stogic Cigars, Tips, SnuiI Hacking. Cotton
Battling, Cotton TwlDe, Paper T~in., Candle
Wicking, Wrapping Paper, ALI siz=H.
CANNED PEACHES
In store and iiIr sIl. nj lowest market price.
We respectfully solicit orders froBi The
trade which Will have our prompt alton
ton.
dc3 TISGLE 4 lsiIAs.
S HoULOEsE SIDE,
sugar CurcI Hams,
For sale by
d.V THULE ISiAh.
Syrups.
a. BBTS. "tDAF SUGAR." DKIps
LD - bDlH. "whiis Sugar" Drips
/ u bbls. "Ifoney" DrlJ., ~, sale ny
d,J TIS1IF a ISItAN.
Flour. ...H
CT OSG BRANCH" white What
II"CTram OF Wheeling" White what
"Nir4inIn Mills" Family.
"LSRHI Tender" Family.
Buck wheat Flour, pure.
We have all the above popular miDh IN
In store and Tor sale. -
delg TtSGLES T-UAM.
Tobacco.
en- ChDDIES5 M. I. a co.'s" MAHOD-
ON any Navy 2N.
" Caddics "Auah- Na-Pogns" Navy n.
~ Caddies "Gambis'S' Bright Navy n
10 BxA. IN. r.. Il Co.'S" Mahogany Navy lla
~ CaddIes Kussell's black IO~.
NATURAL LEAF.
10 Caddlcs Luscious Chew" Twist ~
~ Boxes "YelIOw Josssmine" Twid -.
~ Boxes "CrczceDr Twist -.
~ Boxes an T. a Coz. Bright Ia
~ Cases "F. g." Smoking ~, - and Ibr,
For sale cheap.
dec TfSurEA fSUAh.
New Orleans M0laSseA.
IN BBLS. STRICTLY PRIME.
~ For sale very loT; ;ynp . KHAN
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kundrIcs.
Bacon.

Bacon.
SHoULDERs,
y Sides,
sugar CurcI liams,
For sale by
d.g TISBLE& ISHAM.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Toledo Market.

- ToLEDo, January 2.
FLOUR-Firm.
GRAIN-Wheat lie better and firm.
amber Michigan at 81 44@l As. Corn
gshade better and firm; high mixed at
at 400 low do. at. 4S4e; Michigan at
4S5c. Data quiet Michigan at 3sae.
j DRESSED HOGS-At p OO@5 10.
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Syrups.

Syrups.
a. RBIS. "BpAF SUGAR." DKII's
LD - bblS. "xhiis Sugar" DripS.
- bbls. "IIoney" DrlI-. 20, sale 10y
d,g JJSgLE A isiiAM.
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jal-ea
The New York herald., 1872-11-29
THOMAS C. FIELDS PROPERTY.

The RumOr of It's Attachment q ca nard>
Hts Bondsmcn State that They Arc
Fully Securcd-Intervie~ with McssTs.
Florence nd QUigg.
In consequence OF statement which appeared
in several OF yesterday mornings papers to the
effect that the private residence OF Mr. Thomas G.
Fields, one OF the Park Commissioners, and also
the property OF his bondsman situate ut McComb's
Pam, and popularity known as Forcncc's Hotel,
had been seized by Sherin's officers, by virtue Of
attachment In a clvi, suit, HERALD reporter yes
terday proceeded to the last-named well-known
hostclry. on Harlem lane, and introduced himself
to the pi iOprctOr
REPoRrEi,-Mr. Florence, I have called TO asccr-
tain II there is any truth in the statement made by
the papers that this property is IN the hands Of the
Sheriff.
II there was any lien on 1t l could and would
pay 1t. The papers must be crazy. I've neither
seen nor heard OF any attachment and, unless the
ol,icers came after l went TO bed last night and
left before arose this morning. they've never been
rER-You are one Of Mr.. Fields bondsmen,
Mr. FLoRExcE-Yes; certainly. Mr.. Michael J.
Quigg ana myself arc on Fields $4,000 bonds, and
MIR. Clapp and are on The $4,000 set. He amply
secured us both with his property, consisting OF
feet rom the Boulevard at Manhattanrlllc, before
he went away. They couldn't attach this place
anyhow, for I've sold w. though still keep 1t ON
In lust the same way I've been doing FOR the last
twenty-five years
REroRrER-Had you any especial motive for be-
coming Mr. Fields surety
Mr.. FLoHENcE-ics, very strong one, personal
friendship. never received cent rom MIN; he
lie never gave or offered TO give me any Office, and
what did in the AFFAIR was simply done as mat
ter OF friendly accommodation.
REroarER-Do you know whether or not his pri-
vate residence is in the Sherifs hands,
Mr. FLoRENCE-l am sure II Is not, and don't
400 how 10 could be without my knowing it. Here's
MIR Ongg, he can tell you better than / can even.
Vugg do you know VINO IL in possession Of Fields
house now
Mr.. QrIoG-of course do; John Ryan, the man
he lett in charge OF 1t.
MIR. FIoREScE--weil, see herc this paper says
you and Banckcr have attached 1t and put the
Deputy Shcrils in possession until q suit COM
menced by You against Tom Il determined.
Mr.. QUIGG-Nonsense; there's not a solitary
word OF truth In that statement. l was up there
myself only yesterday. and everything WAS oil
right then.
Mr.. FLoRENcE-Ycs; and I was there, too. There
was only an iiliterate oM lrishwoman there and
she wouldn't even let me In. I'll answer TOR ",
however, and you can publish what say II you
like, that neither parcels OF property have Dees VI
are in the slightest danger Of being atsacnea ~
any suit, as Mr.. Clapp Mr. Quigg ana Eyse s n,;n
have q good deal to say before any such actiVu
could be taken. Here ths interview enseds
The New York herald., 1872-11-29

ADJUSTMENTS.
RooTHs THEATRE. NELSON
EACH rysSass aiss sEiSsSs frs,Ss the week
win appear in her 5enCTHsd ne impersonation Of
N S'fs;sfs5': RsEHS ssg sEsst sSEIHr. Efas:''''
NJ NJ ;ossfA SAs VI wAhhASk k5sfS1l0
prodused with all the Original Scenery, Music Cos
Or. Sa S4JSSSSx SxIilaS Z SSxI s6s.;;2n siS
in as jTs qWs%isdy A yo S1JJEs Es
Owing to other niss sntsSsd n0Oy
her present one must necessarily be very limited.
Seats may be secured one week in advance at the
The Are or at Dtson Co.'S Music Store, III Broadway
THEATRE CoMIQUE.
Mr. JOSH HART Lessee and Manager
An entire Change Of Bill.
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Sirs'wses SfaS St iSS fS%ii S%SRH 1ses' Drama
FIRST Wa warRRSsI6Ss: Rf Nc rS% quartet
QUEEN OF voCALIsTs.
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MONDAY sEn1 hEssiasg HEss sRpes,sD's AND n2sr af
AFRICA.
TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE
IRoPRIEToR. ToR....,.,.........,MR. SHERIDAN snooE
MANAGER ER..........................hR A. M. PALMER
OF sARDou's GREAT soSIETY PLAY
AGNES
In the third month OF Its most successful
Saturday Matinee begins at IN O'Clock. Evening per.
formance begins at E.
acme Sse day
Romantic Drama, HTHERLEY oouRT, *.
and other novelties.
The New York herald., 1872-11-29
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