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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-10

ing assented to, am, with the aid of him who
declares himself to be my friend, prepared to
procure the capture of Antioch. If however
you object to the fulflment of these copditions
have men tioned-or if any one can surgest a
better, snrer or safer plan for capturing Anti
och-be it SO, say. in Heavens name mo oct
+ of mine shall thwart any such plan. and
yield from this moment any pretensions NAV
entertain as to making such a CITY NINE or
claiming, now or hereafter, any sovereignty
over it," re'
this occasion had the effect of indncinc the
Leaders OF the Crusaders to assent to the CON
dltlons proposed by Bobemond. The following
were the observations made by Adelmar:
Much and greatly, my dear brethren hoo
the toll now before us harrassed US much and
greatly, and for a long time, would it continne
TO at1iGt MS, had not the eye of the Lord in
machines to destroy this city-it has stontIv
resisted us; we have endeavored to undermine
ats walls and we have been repulsed; we have
tougnt, and we have fought we'll for in every
conflict we have been triumpbnnt. INT +h1
remember the military maxim-tbe more war
Tlors the more sure final and complete vintory
Ior nun VINO commands them. On one side our
enemies can count against fifteen thousand
so!dlers, and on another four hundred thousand:
THEIRS increase, while ours diminish. And
then, consider how strongly situated is the
city we are besieging; on three sides of il orc
Impossible fosses and inexpuCnable entrench. J
ments, and on the fourth side a marsb and a |
river. AS to its walls, the world can show no
CITY 80 strongly fortified. Within the CITY )
itself are evor running springs of water. and 4
is well supplied with provisions
On Antioch, Antioch either tbou sbonla
never nave been, or we never ought to have
met thee on our road. The cause Of Jerusalem
IS to be commended for at Antioch, for if we
leave 1T uncaptured, then we leave it in the
same situation as if we had been sipnallv do.
lea1ed' the cause in which we are engaged is
Oaf1ed, and not one ray of hope that we ever
nay !, OF can succeed is left to us. If we leave
Antiooh as it is, then say Antioch win NOT
cave us it will be with us on our march :. onr
oe mere defeating us will be an enemy II, o1r
ear, ana the recollection of the defeat it hss
y new enemies 20 confront us. The ress 1890
: Ass gwen MS will inspire others ~ ~ en- i
l.sptes and aHord 60 them ths hrpe az ISsis.ss
y ahsA y III n y
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

enorts OF the administration TO prevent the IoSs
to which We alluded Respectfully,
ALEXANDER 6. CATTELL,
JOSEPH MEDILI,
DAWSON A. WALKER,
f. u. ELLIOTT,
JOSEPH II. BLACKFAN,
DAVID G. COX.
Hon. JOHN A. LOGAN.
Purchase of Bonds, Also OF Gold.
The Acting Secretary Of the Treasury has directed
the Assistant Treasurer at New York to purchase
one million Of bonds each Wednesday and to-
sell one million of gold on each Thursday during
the month OF October.
Discrimination Against Tea md Coffee
Round Cape of Good Hope-WOOl Ex-
emptcd.
Under the act of June after October tea ana
coffee produced east OF the Cape OF Good Hope, and
imported from places this side of the Cape will
again be subject to the discriminating duty Of ten
per cent.
The Treasury Department decides thar wool
produced east of the Cape OF Good Hope and i'm
ported from places west OF the Cape will, II
remaining in bonded warehouse duty paid Octo-
ber l, be entitled TO refund OF the discriminating
duty Of ten per cent imposed by section six Of the
act OF March 3, 1872, which, far wool is con-
cerned, is repealed and after October 1872, by
the act OF June last.
Spanish American Claims Comm issiOn.
After recess or several months the Spanish
American Claims Commission held session to-day.
The only case which the American counsel was
prepared to offer was that Of a naturalized Cuban
who was arrested, imprisoned for months, tried by
court martial and acquitted OF every charge pre-
ferred against him. For this he asks damages The
decision deferred until some, further meeting.
Pilots and United states Licenses.
The Treasury Department expresses the opinion
that act OF Congress intereres with the right o4
a branch pilot licensed under laws Of State to pur-
sue his calling board of any sailing vessel 1t iS
considered that such pilots may also board regis-
tered steam vessels and pilot them without a
license from the United States; but II they act aa
pilots without the license from the United StateR
on board of any coastwse sea-going or steam ves-,
sci of the United States not on the high seas anU
not sailing under register both the master andi
the persons employed become liable to fine or
$780,
The Accident to the DenD Richmond.
The treasury De .,artment yesterday ordered
Joseph Mershon, Inspector Of Hulls at Philadelphia,
and j. $. Hill, Inspector of Boilers at Boston, to
proceed with an investigation of the explosion on
board the steamer Dean Richmond as soon as the
investigation OF the Benville disaster is concluded.
Wife Murder.
Charles Johnson, negro murdered his wife in
Georgetown last night by cutting her throat with
razor. Jealousy was the cause of the deed.
The New York herald., 1872-09-30
MRS, FAIR,

The Jury Still Dcliberating-They De-
sire Instructions on the Question OF
the Proof Of Insanity-The Trial TO
be Ended i'm Some Way To-MorrOw.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. 2s, 1872.
The jury in the Fair case came into Court this
morning for additional instructions on the question
of proof Of insanity, which is the only ground OF
defence. The Court instructed them that unless
the evidence introduced for the purpose of showing
insanity is sufficient to overcome the presumption
OF sanity 1t Is not sufficient. The Jury retired
again and will remain out until Monday.
The New York herald., 1872-09-30
~. -JTTT
FALL OF A ST0REH0USE.
Accident in Albany Ycstcrday-I.oss
$4,000.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 20, 1872
The storehouse 40 Quay street, owned by John
Murtaugh, and occupied by John Anderson, colnis
sion merchant fell In to-day with q crash. Two
men are reported 10 be buried In the ruins. The
building ID totallv DESTROYED. Loss. &20.00Q
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

Jacques Laneur, native Of New Orleans, regis.
tered his pane in that city as q prerequisite to
entitle him 10 vote on the 10th inst. He gave his
occupation is 4 chimney sweep aud his age l2s
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-19
The saratoga Races.

THE HORSES AND THE NETTING.
SARATOGA, July l9.-The weather A. tine. hut
threatening showers. The track very heavy.
The following are the starters and the average
betting: inst race-wOodbine four 20 three
against Sue RYDER. five 10 three against Nems
and Mimi Second race-NO bets efier'ed;
EasSeu against LittletOn. Third racc-~'1N on
Tuhman against $500 on Grey Planet and slI9
on fadiadoen.
Lcngfellow and his stable companions leave
Immediately tor Long Branch, where most of
ne horses that have run az Saratoga will run in
the Long Branch races early i'm August. John
Harper says should Bongfellow fully recover
and be TT 70 race again he would net let him
start IN another race II be were certain of win
ming siOc eco.
THE FIRsr RACE
was for the small stakes. go each. - Gao added
by the association, for illies foaled IN ls,a. one
mile and an eighth. Mimi led wOOdhine one
length or entering the mile a. they pa ssed the
beating NJ imi by a nose. with Nema trailing IN
q bad third, and Sue Ryder worse fourth. but
they were placed respectfully second aud third,
Mimi being ruled out on account OF crossing
fro I'm the extreme outside, impeding woodhine
on the stretch az the start. Time. 2o6s
Noodoine was backed at two 20 one against TIE
Others.
THE SECOND RACE
was for 81 600. for all ages three miles. Bsssett
led Tor two and a half milcs, with liItietBn lap-
ping him for most Of the distance, when he
opened two clear lengths a. they passed the
hali-mile pole, which Littleton closed up again
In the last turn, snd challenged Bsssett fOr the
lead as they came MP the home stretch. answer
ing calamity, and winning by couple OF leng Es.
Time, 5.i3A.
THIRD RACE,
rurse 5000, for All ages, one mile and a quarter.
Inhmsn won. beating GREY Planet four lengths,
with Fadiadeen third one length behind. lime,
2Ek.
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Political Notes.

EX-GoyerDor James L.. Orr, OF South Caro-
lima, has declared for Grant.
Hon. William Lawrence was Yesterday nOmi-
mated Tor Congress by the republicans Of the Sth
Ohio district.
The democrats and liberal republicans OF the
9Th Indiana district yesterday nominated Judge
Horace p. Biddle for Congress.
Secretary Boutwell, spoke at Charlotte. y. c..
yesterday, in defense of the administration AMI
with reference TO the national finances.
EXCongressman &. &. Bowen is said TO be
hungering after the Office of sheriff of Charles
TON county, South carolina, and very fat one it
il, too.
At the congressional convention of the 10th
illinois district, held Wednesday, General james
5. Martin, OF Marion county, was nominated by
reclamation.
The late executive committee of the liberal
republicans of North Carolina have issued q
circular recommending the support of the con-
servatiye state ticket, headed by judge Merriam.
Mr.. William Dean, chairman Of the Delaware
democratic state committee, publishes a card
announcing his resignation of that position on
account Of the nomination of Greeley. and saws
that be is ready to help form straight demo-
cratic ticket.
Hon. Charles A. Eldridge, the democratic
Representative in Congress from the 4th district
Of Wisconsin, declares, IL is said, his purpose to
support Grant las choice Of evils" General
Banks positively denies that he is going for
Greeley, and SO does Fred Douglass.
The Patriot says that il happens to know that
the recently published letter from Hon. Charles
Sumner TO l.. L. Reavis, dated June y, 1872
was written June q Isl, during Mr.. Sumner
visit TO st. Louis, when Mr.. Reavis addressed a
letter 10 him III reference 10 bringing Horace
Greeley up a Presidential candidate.
Mir. Voorhees,, in a speech yesterday in Spen-
Ger county, Indiana, accepting the nOmin alton
Tor Congress, declared that he submits 70 the
cison OF the Baltimore convention, and proceed
ed 10 denounce the republican party in rigorous
terms.
Senator Fenton last night addressed a large
audience in Albany on the national finances,
and expressed the belief that the resumption of
specie payments was one of the most din cult
problems OF the age, and that the administra-
ton OF President Grant was incapable of direc;
ing its relations, and upon il must largely rest
the responsibility Of a continued unsound mon
etary condition.
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TERRIBLE AND FAT

TERRIBLE AND Fatal ACCIDRNT.-A terri
bic and fatal accident occurred TO Mrs. Annie
r.. Price, residing on the Maryland and Della
ware railroad, between Ridgeley and HillsbOr-
oueh, on the Sd instant. Mrs. Price had been
10 the store at Ridgeley TO make some pur-
ehases, and had started for home. Posing
down the railroad she was oyertaken by the
hands employed on the road with a hand car.
They desired her 20 get on the car 20 ride, but
M tfst she refused to do so. After some solicit
tation she was induced 20 ride, and after the car
was put IN motion her hoops Gang ut in the wheels
or around the car axle, and cut the flesh from
above both knees down almost 20 the ankles,
clearing II 20 the bone and tearing OF one OF
the knee caps. She was taken 20 her home, a
physician sent for, hut modification set in, and
death ended her sufierings on the 5th Instant
American Union.
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Total. coo Gifts, all Cash .
$500 600


The Hon; Thos. K Brsmette, late Governor of
Kentucky, has consented TO represent the Trustees
IL the management OF this second Grand Gift Con
cert ar hs will personally see that the money from
that the drawing is fairly CONDUCTED, and the gifts
Justly awarded and promptly paid.
Of ne ns.n WI saEe place pnoie; in full ysw
sion and direction Of the officers and Trustees of the
Public Library OF Kentucky and the following
named eminent nd disintsrested citizens who have
consented TO be present and that all is fairly
HSn. st HaRpJNi Juags Court Appeals, Ky.
Hon b W iEsRgoE. Judge 9th Judicial Dis. Ky.
Hon T. b. COCHRAN, Chancellor Lou. Uhan.
Hon Z. B ss1ANDlFoRD, President Farmers, and
Hen JtH : BaRBEE, Manager Royal Insurance
Col PHI LIE, Com, Atty Ninth J judicial Dis.
Col. JILsoN p. JOHNSON, Manager Calf House
DR.. I. = BELL, Prof. Medical University, Louis
Hon ]. q BAXTER, Mayor Louisville
Hon. l.. BURNETT, City Attorney.
HENkY WOLEORD, Treasurer Louisville.
# the hoTsye Hns ssnx
JAMES BRiDGEFORD. pres I'd National Bank
VIC. D. WHIPS, Proprietor Willard Hotel.
Ii. VICTOR NEwCOmB, firm Of Newcomb, Buch-
HkNsY pkPPEN, President German Bank.
ID. NORyIN GREkN, Pre-, Lac shsrt-line Z h.
VOL hose ASent Adam. ~ E1 press Company.
IN HtLDsMAN, Vice President.
JOHN s. GAIN Secretary.
Address THOMAS Il. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library of Ker lucky Public Library
Buldns, louisville, Ky.
Circulars, giving full particulars, sent on agplica
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The Judge Barnard Impeachmeut

SARATOGA, July l9-The court OF impesch-
met at 10 o'clock. Iwenty-eight members
were present. Judge Barnard's counsel read
plea against the courts jurisdiction, on the
ground that the articles were never adopted w
the assembly. The managers filed an answer 70
the plea maintaining that the articles we're
adopted
The clerks of the assembly and senate were
then called by the defence. aud testified regard
ing the adoption OF the articles OF Impeachment.
Neither believed the articles certified 10 were
ever adopted.
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TUREn.
MAnHrD. Tulv "a -An s.fer-rt we male 2
midnight last night 20 a-siuafe the King al a
queen OF spain o., o; tie ASSESSING VS. shot
snd Two captured Intense exc ement prevails
Second Disratch.l
MAnRin, july -. p. ~ At rf,flrli NJ last
nlghi me csrrtsGe OF the King and Queen MAS
fred uron hy party Of as,s- sins. Tbe king
and Queen, Who we're he Oniy occupants OF the
carriage, escaped an injured. One OF the asSss-
sns was kined by an attendant ard twH were
captured The 70 a family are now AZ tie
palace receiving congratulations upon their
escape.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
madrid. July a.. . a m.-At Min chf last
right. a. the King and Queen were re -urfiu z
from The Palsce Garden 10 the Palace, q o
men, conveniently posted 81 Arnel street, frcd
nron the earisge. To occupants were uu'n-
lured. one OF the sssaSsius WAS instastlv KILLED
ly an atter daht upon the royal parry. Thsre
aIe protests and Indignation eveTyv here az q q
coMaEd'N deed. The tranquility OF the CITY q
unulsturhed, although when accounts OF ts
srair tfsf began 10 be circusted there " .
much excitement. Crowds began Go gather n
The neighhCrhoOd where The attack had be- N
made. BY four O'Clock IN tie morning almost
the entire population OF Madrid Was hastenins
through the streets. Their maicsties remand
lt-rossegsed during the scene OF eNcitcmeut
aud the oIief conflict which followed. When
quiet had in a measure been restored thew pro-
ceeded 10 the Palace, where they now are re-
ceiving the members Of the ministry, civic Ar d
military suthorities, and deputies Of the people.
AL classes are enthusiastic over the failure OF
the murderous attack. King Amadeus will
visit Sanfandcr tomorrow. in pursuance OF his
previously formed determination.
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END OF A RAILROAD CoNrKsT.-The contes.
which has been raging for some months past
between these two giant railroad gladiatoTs, the
Pennsylvania Central and the Baltimore and
Ohio, for the possession of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore road, seems 70 have
been finally settled in favor of the latter. An
agreement has been entered into between the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore and
the Baltimore and Ohio roads by which the
former agrees to permit the latter 70 use ia road
!of peEo1 % yeais, ~ . ..cn its passenger
carr from washington and the west will pass
over the road and thus avoid trans Alignment.
whether or not this agreement excludes the
Pennsylvania Central road from equal priyi-
ieges II not known, but the presumption 70 thai
it d0ee-Ralhmore Aw<ricda. :
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THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
two more Of the graphic notes of travel from the
Far West under the heading Toward Sunset
the Georgetown shooting case at Green Spring;
the Ordway Convention and other lively
political gatherings; national and local
politics; latest and best tales, poems, sketches
and society items; together with Interesting local
news, Washington news and gossip, agricultural
items. household receipts, &c, sc.
Terms: One dollar and half per annum, In
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers
ready TOR mailing
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILRoAD.-we have
been informed by one of the directors of the
Southern Maryland railroad that at q meeting
of the company in Washington on Tuesday, the
10th instant Ii was resolved to increase the con-
struction force on the road very largely, with a
determination to give the citizens of our county
communication by rail with Baltimore and
Washington by May next.-St. Nary's Beacon,
.JuIv 1871,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-19

WEST VIRGINIA ELHCTIoN.-The Wheeling
Inteltgencer states, for the information of ex-
Virginia election set down for October "a: sWe
may say that this year our people are b vote on
the adoption or rejection of a new constitution
on the 22d of August, and the general state cleo
ton is to be held at the same time. If the con-
stitution shall be ratified the October election
will be dispensed with. If it be rejected, the
October election will be held as usual. The
indications are that the constitution will be
rejected"
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ga suspension Of labor at the coal mines

~ A suspension Of labor at the coal mines is
feared. 49, q : I
0-A small town in Florida has been chrisA
tened "Beecher.
n-Georgis girls use none but religious ps
pers for Sunday bustlee.
~Dogs that kill sheep in the rural districts
are called "canine kuklux."
sA girl of eighteen Is the ablest poker
player in San Francisco. =
1A female octogenarian in Nantucket fools
away her time ct the piano. rEsa
nT"Greeley mocracy" h one Of the words now
figuring In campaign paragraphs.
H"ThcsC snada- thistle area" in Cincinnati is
rapidly gaining and threatens to dispIace tine
grass.
ga Far West father in pursuit Of his elop-
ing daughter was killed and scalped by the
Apaches.
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The German Grepadter Rand

PHILADELPHIA, July 19.-The German Gren.
adler hand, performing at the Scheutzen park
visited Independence Hall to-day. The last
concert this afternoon is attracting an im-
mense crowd TO the park, though 1t is situated
at a considerable distance from The CITY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-19

AN EXTRAORDINARY ELoPEMRNr-Whte.
hall, inOis can boast OF a sensation second to
none in the country. Last tuesday evening
John Morrisey and W. A. Councilman. both
married men with numerous children, eloped
with the wife of John FRAZIER. The last heard
Of the fugtives they were in jacksonville, bound
northward. The result of this is two disconso-
lote grass widows, one deserted grass widower,
and three divorce suits on the taps. The elope-
ment certainly discounts all others on record.
The guilty woman had no children.
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New York News.

SUICIDE Up A LAWYER.
NEW YORK, July 19-Albert =. Dusenherry,
a lawyer, committed suicide hy shooting him.
self at his house last night. His mind was sup.
osed TO be affected from sun stroke several
days since.
SPECIE GOING OFT.
IL is stated that the specie already engaged
for shipment TO Europe tomorrow exceeds
: 1 eco GO
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Railroad CaIIisxau

ROCHESTER, ". V, July Ig.-There was n
collision this morning NJ Pittsfeld on the New
York Central railroad between n Baltimore ex-
press train and a coal train. One or two Der
sons were killed and several injured. The par
ticulars will follow.
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THEATRlcAL PEoyEssIoN.l

THEATRICAL PROFEssIoKALs.-Miss Cush-
man is enjoying her home at Newport, aud
many of the theatrical profession are also.
Jefiersonis farm &C HOhOkus is the pride Of his
life. Charlotte Thompson put her first savings
in farm; 80 Cia AVilacchi. The mother of the
WorTeli sisters turned every diamond presented
TO her daughters into hard cash, and purchased
property on Bay Ridge, l.. L.. which has quad
rurled in value. Mr.. and Mrs. Florence AMI
hr. and Mrs. Barney Williams are examples OF
successful ventures IN real estate, while at Long
Branch are enough stars in the theatrical pro-
iession 10 form n colony.
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SPECIAL MOTTO ES.
A Card.

AU'erEyman, while residing in South Amer lea,
as missionary discovered safe snd simple remedy
to- the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease Il the Urinary snd seminal 0rgans and the
whole rs.u e disorders brought on by baneful ard
icious ahi-s. Srest numbers have been cured by
ibis noble remedy. Prom pted by desire to benefit
the AFFLICTED sud Unfortunate, viii send the reel pc
or prersri7E and using this medicine, in sealed
snyelors. n any ens no needs il, Free Of CAGrgs
address. JOE EPH INMAN,
Etation d, Bible House
MARI ~ New York City.
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~Anepileptic patient wa seized with convul-
Sons In Chatham street OF clo' shop the other
DAY, much to the distress Of the Proprietor, who
declared, sh'help him, 20 wash d. drsht time
anyvon ever got dt In hish shtore--N Y.
Herald.
- Blodgett Of Detroit arose ct O'Clock on
the morning OF the Fourth I'm order 10 fire an old
musket ] ,o60 times that day. He blazed avay
until sundown, when the overstrained weapon
few into . thousand pieces, taking Blodsett's
scalp, nose, and one ear along a. trophies
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OUR CENTRAL AMERICAN Cousrx-Proo

IN Costa Rioa--Gen. Guardia, President of the
repp bic Of Costa Rica, who arrived 1T New YORK
"wednesday morning, by the steamship Henry
Chauncey, from Afpinwall, Wa received With
distinguished honors In the harbor, on board
the revenue cutter Grant, by order Of Secretsry
Boutwell,, and after landing proceeded TO The
rentiy forty-ve yea8 OF age, b fraveiivc ecf IN.
health. .hich has been impaired BY srduous
omciai duties, In consideration Of Which the
Coneres Of Costa Rica voted him q leave OF
aoeence ana funds to defray the expensee Of .
visit TO he United States and Europe. he ssvs
ms country u perfectly tranquil and unusually
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-19

r. NJ. GOBLET . wealthy resident Of Spring
neld, Mass, aged about sixty, was stabbed twice
IN the head wednesday by his Irish servant girl
At first it was supposed that the wounds were
mortal, bat 1t IL now thought that there IS q
chance for the, mans recovery. The girl has
disappeared. - -
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In the great hall of the Public Library building, in
Louisville Ky, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1872.
&c., 900 TICKETS OF ADMISSION
viii be issued S1O each half tickets IS; quarter
toke So II VIII, lie tickets for l00 % for S255;
6 for $500; li3 for 3 0Oo; 2S5 for 81 500; 55 for
SIS CO. No discount on less than Sl0v worth Of
tick cts at a time.
During he concert the sum of
100000 IN CURRENCY
will be given the holders of tick by distribution
BIZ lot Of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS as follows:
LIST OF GIFTS.