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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-31

CUNARD LINE
~ hOTlCE
the steamers OF this line wall Rencesorth rake specided
course Tor All SC asons OF the year.
IN sne oa,ward Passage rom Queenstown to New York
~ n" Of "a mendan OF ~ ut ist or nothing to
Homsv.rd Passage. crossing the meridian of 50
TIE RSy sEIT msH AMP AM NoRgg AAEsIcAN
Ne. YORK and kS SsaTDSSH E% sal 4Sk 4 Cork H.rbor
5HvS xusa. sSARFA sssS: An
:SIgnAix WA !:SX.z
and following Wednesday and Saturday from New
York. Steamers marked thus do not carry Storage
@ S s ss s $
sfe and s Sesrsge tickets rom
company,s ofilce. No. Bowling Green. Tor Storage
passage at Ill sGJGan%d srs rnx INuSE A.cn.
or 10 r Ii. DU vERNET,
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago, III.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
THE eESEEA LITE TRANSATLANTIC ooMpANY,s MAIL
HAvRE. CALLING AT BRESf
The splendid vessels this favorite route
VILE DU HAvRE, Surmont. -. Saturday, August
~ rE IaEf Rsnr sos:a saturday AugIst
EUROPE, Lemarie .-........ saturday september ~
TO BReST OR HAvRE.
First Cabin $l25; Second Cabin, SD.
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates
American travellers going 70 or rcsarnS rom the
iIansitby English rallSsy and the discomors q
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent % Broadway.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


DICHARD v. HARNETT AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL
~ at auction on saturday. August 1t O'Clock = N
rOpsr ino~n as the Mansion This Is one
the best hotels at this ashionable watering place.
and contains CD rooms; sale positive.
G HERMAN, AUorIoNRER.
-. Marshars sale Of Wines Liquors. &c-By virtue Of
s S,' sty
eask: ana q Scotch And irish Rye and
% Bande sna
'"'' - r. REINEMAN. City Marshal
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUcTI0NEER-wILL SELL, ON
Stock ana fixtures Of the Bakery saloon
Counters. Tables Glass Gases Gas Fixtures &c, &c.
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHlPs.
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-srEAM TO QUEENS
own Aau Ealing every Wednesday,
wYoG1Sd' Morgan n., ID hor, a aYspsi go
Cabin Passage: sS; seS; ss!ss5sss; So: currency
wsy sns weSsn Dras on LELAND
and o'r"sRE sdfo Bsaawa
ISEE ok a afh AND LIvrnrooL-noy., Mai,
EFE 81 ESS$fF sssssEi:;y sy y
S Si$$ & sh% sss:.
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday, from pier
RATES or PASSAGE
Cabin, SO $50 and 500 gold according to accommoda-
ton
Round trip tickets ut low rates
& ss.a ts
tinoa.es $32 currency.
as%ssss
Drafts issued at lowest rates Nf 81
For cabin passage and general business apply at the
company's Office, No. 10 Broadway.
ro' Seerase passage join nniS1aw BALE Asen. or to
O'DONNELL FAULK, %U2 chestnut street, rhiadel-
phia.
US GEEA sH I q STATE street. Sest Boston.
r. O. BROWN. 81 South Clark, corner Lake street,
WILLIAM INMAN, LIVERPOOL and No. Rue Scribe.
MORSE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN Steam 10 London direct
taking and goods to Bergen Chrlstana and
the PRINCIPAL Norwegian ports
The splendid powerful steamship
HAKON ADELS1EEN
Captain Muller, will leave her dock Harbeck stores
Tuesday, August O.
Price OF passage, currency
To Bergen and Chrstania First cabin $50 S3
The new steamship SANOT OLAF will follow on the
10Th of August.
For freight passage apply to the general agents OF
the company,
FUNGI, EDYE 4 CO.,
n South William street
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DOR RENT OR SALE-TwO NEW ELEGANT -FOUR
story and high basement Houses, very roomy con
tain all modern inprov adjoining the New Ha-
ven Hotel opposite Yale College; the houses could
be connected opportunity to make money keep
residence Address call p. X. CARLL, ~ College
street, New Haven, Conn.
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A ROBERT G. CAsHIN, AUCTIONEER, SELLS
"A. this dav CIhnTsday). commencing at 10 O'Clock
precisely residence 10 West ST. avenue
$4,000 worth handsome Household Furni.me. private
Livery &c 463 lots by catalogucvik farlor, Library
and Drawing Room suits satin and bro' ael elegant
cases Books Etageres, Turkish Chairs, gilt Table;
Curtains, BronzSs, Paintings, &c; Extension Table
Butet Chairs, Slverware; rosewood aud walnut Cham
Der Furniture, Beosteads Dressing Cases. Bureaus
Washstands, 81 extra quality hair and spring Mat
tresscs rep and plush Suits: extensive Kitchen Furn
ture; Contents OF Store Room lot Goals &C. Sale pos
tive and peremDtory, without limit reservation.
Parties are requested to be present promptly at O'Clock
uCTION sALE-THIs DAY, AT PRIVATE RESI-
"A dence Of j. Walls. Eco; p East 10Th street near
elegant Household Furniture-y, rosewood Panofortc.
elegant paror and bedroom Suits Mirrors Brussels Car
reaus Wardrobes spring and hair Mattresses Lounges,
HENRY linn. Auctioneer.
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WANTED 70 PURCHAsB-RoR ALL CASH, A FUR
" Wsho1 yelling Housc In the city Of New York not
to EXCEED $1,000 Address with dcscription box 9o
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.


WANTED TO PgRcaAsR~SoR ALI Dash, A FUR
I, S.s s. Ss;s With III ds.sspca BOX s
wsss q
.n5 gGcd Cor cash address Stating price
- -
SALES AT AUCTION.
LIEN 3. MINER AUCTIoNEER
Horse x.cSn Sna ssnds q
sy A Fhipa9 + A xJS6s = BIO
eEnrrs1 SsGt%Ss5 nd 8 HsffS
aad %s1s .nd ord a In
side Tables Etsssrss WardrSSss black wal n
Commodes; Lounges Rockers, Easy Chairs Extension
n .n SO rsws s aay
Kitchen Utensils &C. &C. also limo OF fine illustrated
Books
A rich. JOHNSTON. AUCIoNEER-.oFFICE AND
- 70 70 Fast Thirteenth street. Carriage Repository No
W '' HoGsEaoLp, AND OFFICE rgRMgruRE,
s.apa r. Nassau street. on
A LBERT B. wALDRoN. AU0TIoNEER.
salosrooms 1903 liberty and i, III Cedar street
' .I ON friday iiSsst at II " ooOss. 49,
great sale Of Miscellaneous Goods Dry Goods Tools
hsaoT. and Gssrs Bed and liable Linen &o
Particulars tomorrow
A LsEEr B. wALp RR 3 a AU fyaS
fafsssSRi tsftSy SSasS :ss.
rom e oa ESfb q pr al A1c Seoas
including contents Of the Doctors house.
Particulars tomorrow.
1890 ,--.,-.m,, ,,,,c,,>,,,,<-, a., ,,,,,,,
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DEMITTANCES TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND
III TAPSCOTTs Emigration and Foreign Exchange
Ofice. sc South street New York e" ~
For draits OF II and upwards and passage tickets by
steamship and sailing packet at the rates Apply
to TAPPSCOTT BROTHERS CO.,
n south street, Now York
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A UCTIoN sALE-pRlyATE RESIDENCE 12O WEST
n 23d st. THIS thursday MORNING,
commencing at ~ o'clock,

n
n 23d st., THIS thursday MORNING,
commencing at lU o'clock,
the Properly Louis Nathan, ESQ,
leaving tor Europe in August.
LUKE FITZGEkALD Auctionecr, will sell this day,
by dialogue over $bG0D0 worth go Lots namely
Elegant and costly Household Furniture &c.; Stcnway
SON rosewood Panoore, used months cost 81, 200;
Pier and Mantei Mirrors, line old OIL Paintings, real
pets, real lace Curtains, magnificent rosewood Eta
CERES Centre Tables superb Drawing Room Suits covered
satin style Maria Antonette Grand Duchess nlad Cab
neis, Ladies' Writing Desk ana Bookcases Books &C Fed
walnut Bed Room Suits style Louis XIV Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Dressing Cases Wardrobes Wash Stands Com
scds, Pillows. Bolsters, Linens, &C. Turkish Chairs,
Lounges Clocks Engrayings &c Dining Room consists,
Magnificent niaid black walnut Buffet, Extension
Table, over $1,000 worth solid silver China and Glass
Ware, imported China Dinner Set go pieces cost 5000
Basement and Kitchen Furniture 400 yards Oilcoth.
&c. N B-Srangels wishing attend this can take
9th 7th TO I'D street Goods packed and
shipped purchasers by responsible men in attend
sale positive. Carriages and Horses sold al T. NJ
sharp.
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WANTED TO PURCHAsR-A BROWN STONE HOUSE
below sixty second street west Of Third avenue,
IN Rood neghb0rhood for cash Address, stating price
and full particulars R0BIrSCHER, "a East Eighteenth
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DICHARD " HARNETT. AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL
IL at auction on saturday. August . 1t O'Clock =
the premises at Far Rockaway, the valuable Hotel
Properly known the Mansion House This Is one Of
the beslocated hotels this fashionable watering place,
and contains CD rooms; sale positive.
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nI WILL g sURToW and MINNIE RXiHpoR s H."
in the drama (1rst time herel called
THE IDIOTS REVENGE.
LlTHTNINa DRILL
MINNIE RAINFORTH's MUSICAL 0Ld0
TOMORROW CFRIDAY), ANNUAL BkNkFT OF
E. w. MARSTON.
MONDAY-THE CIGAR GIRL OF CUBA.
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A UCTION SALE.
"A Magnificent Household Furniture,
THIS DAY Thursday, ut 101S o'clock.
at the elegant residence 50 West 18th ST., 9Th
Parlor Suits covered silk brocade Cabinets Etageres
Pianoiorfe Stool, Cover; Bureaus Bedsteads, Ward
robes, Mattresses, extension Table, Buffet Chinaware
Glassware; Basement Kitchen, servants Apartments
Furniture Persons In attendance to pack and remove
goods. AUGUST MARTINES Auctoneer.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-16
Adventures OF a Corpse.
From the New York Tribune. ]


The apparently lifclcss body of a
man Was found in the street, about
three years ago, and carried TO u po-
lice station, whence it was transfer
rcd in Il dead-wagon 10 the MOrgue.
No one having identified or claimed il,
for interment, 1t was subsequently,
placed i'll rough, pine coffin, for
burial in Potter's Field. While the
charity undertaken was mailing down
the I'D of the collin, the supposed
corpse became suddenly animated,
and announcing that it was Christian
Schmidt, aged fifty-two, German
plastercr, it shamb'cd away. Two
years ago the seeming corpse of II
man was again found under similar
and, passing through
the same routine of transportation,
it was deposited, side by side, with
the unknown dead, on marble slab
at the Morgue, to await indcntifica.
ton. Small streams of water were
permitted to tricklc over its surface
TO prevent rapid decomposition.
Scarcely had its involuntary shower
bath begun however, before il shud-
dcrcd cOnvulsive!y, slid from the cold
iiiuTo'c siib. anu IobluS Itsell III lts
accustomed tattercd garb, IL fechlt
proclaimed itself Christian Schmidt,
are tifty-four, German plastcrer,
aud tottcrcd away from tho noisome
chnrnel house. A few days ngo n
drunken vngrant who described him.
selfas hristian Schmidt, age tlrty-
five, n German plastercr, was COM
United to tho Tombs. Diseased and
cniecblcd by intcmpcrance, ~ seem
imYly died on Tuesday night aud
Coroner Kesslcr having been request
ed yesterday morning to hold III
inquest, ordered the removal of the
body, for Its third time, To the
Morguc, where M autopsy by Deputy
Coroner Leo will dct' rminc rs to the
presumed death aud its immediate
Cullsp.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-16
A Chinese. Church Fair.

Rev. Mr.. Huston, missionary to
Ilangchow. China, thus describes the
Chinese mode of "raising the wind"
for their religious purposes:
The object was to raise money to
rebuild temple belonging to the
Taoist sect, just inside one of the city
gntes-a temple which had been de-
stroyed by the Tacpimgs. With this
view, u Taoist priest announced that
he would stand for seven days and
seven nights without food or water,
in "nail cage" set in the tempe
grounds; or at l"ast--amd this was
the important purt--hc would stand
until all tho locks shut him in were
bought oil. The nail cage is sort @ L
u narrow box, barely large enough
to allow man to stand erect, made
OF boards set on tho inside with
nails, 80 that the occupant, whichever
way he turns, must come in contact
with thu nails. On the appointed
day, the would. be considered dcvotcc
entered the cage. The four sides
were sealed up, tho boards being so
arranged that only his feet, which
were shod in thick sandals, could he
seen standing on the nails aud thrn
The sides were Fastened, together " ith
u number of small padiucks. q: these
padlocks, one was maderof gold, two
were made Of silver, aud the rc,naim-
der were brass. When tho prlust
was thus shut ia, his frllow.pricsts
throughout the city began a great
beating of drums and ringing fbrlls
to i"cite tue people to succur their
devoted brother. AS soon US all the
i' 'c%s were bought OF, he could be re-
l'ased; and of course i, brcame u
work of great merit to buy " lock.
Crowds ilmkrd 10 tho temple
grounds, aud the sale of locks was not
slow. Who that had money, could
refrain from giving help to loosc II
soul from tho pains of a visible pur.
gaiory? Tho brass locks sold at
prices varying from five TO twenty
dollars. The silver locks brought
each five hundred dollars; aud NJ
last, on tho fifth dav, the gold lock,
which was, If the expression be allow
able, the key of tho position, was
purchased for the round sum of Que
thousand Mexicans, and the devoted
man came forth from his cage. The
SUN realized from this trick. un-
dcrstand, was about IS 600.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-16
New Currency,

WAsHIN9roN,J July 9.-The plates
for tho new fifty cent note have been
prepared at tho Burc.u OF Engruv.
ing and Printing of tho Treasury
Department and the work OF print.
ing the notes will he commenced next
week, though IL will be probably ten
days before tho note will bc issued to
the public. Tho new note will be
about n quarter Of m inch shorter
than that now In circulation and n
quarter of IN inch wider, its diners
.ions being ) 81 inches long by .
inches wide. On the face Of tho note
on the left hand side is n vigncttc
head OF Samuel Dexter, who was
Secretary .of the Treasury In 1901
and tcrmrr Governor of tho State
OF Massachusetts. On the rich,
hand of the note Is q section of geo.
lathe work With the words
fifty ccuis in white letters engraved
across tho face. Tha story or let.
tering on the note Is tho same as on
the present issue with the exception
OF tho words, "rcceivablc for all u.
5. stamps" at tho bottom Of tho old
note, which are omitted on tho now
one. Tho seal Is printed In the cen.
tire Of face, aud is inclosed in cycloi.
dal work, a new feature upon frac.
,iOnal CURRENCY. Tho back of ,he
note, which is printed IN New York,
will be in green. 1t Is made up OF
geometrical laihe-work and scrolls,
On the right hand corner the words
"ten cents" found OH tho old note,
is omitted, aud the numeral "5O''
takes its place. The date Of the pas
sage OF the act authorizing its issue
Is omitted from the face of the note
and put upon the back thereof; on
the left hand side Of tho back there Is
an open space to show the fibre IN the
paper, and it will not be shown on
tho face as much as In the old note,
The new note, Of course, will take
tho place OF tho old one now in circu.
.lation, % tho present issue has beer
counterfeited, though not to any
great extent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-16
Another Wan wanted.

Old Farmer Pettingill went into
his house ono day and caught John,
the hired man, hugging Mrs. P.e
The farmer said nothing, aud went
out into the field.
After dinner he wanted John for
something, but John wps not to be
found.
Hc went, at last, Into Johns room,
.where the latter was OH his knees
packing his trunk.
"What's the matter, John ?" said p.
ooh nothing" replied John.
,for?"
20, you know" answered John.
mo, l don't know" rejoined P,
"come, give mo the reason OF your
sudden desire to 80 away"
WELL" meekly answered John,
"you know what you caught me do.
ing this forenoonI'
20, pslIaw ~ laughed Pettingill,
edo not be so foolish. Ifyou aud me
can't hug the old woman enough, I'll
hire another man."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-16
The West,
Tho Dnnburry Man on hi, rrn vol.

In Kansas City they speak of Den.
YER ns -flourishing hamlet, nnd In,
shrug their shoulders. In Dcnve,
they think TINT Kansas City would
be n passnblc place ifit was on earth.
"in time" Such "town will I
limo bc h big city," Such a "ma,
will IN time make u fortune" An
so on. "ln time" is tho popuim
qualitier used IN every connection.
They toll me here TINT grave yard,
are not needed for residents; they ar,
merely all out rs an net ofcourtcsy TO
visitors. This Intelligence affected
mo very much, and visiblr shortened
my stay In Dcnvcr. Kinducss al.
wavs did overcome mo.
We passed q number Of settlements.
on tho liue OF tho Kansas Pacific.
They were In tlourishing comdi,ion
and amply provided with printinr
offices and churches, but | would
havc freclv traded them all Tor one
buffalo. II is an awful thing to want
to 500 q buffalo aud, not SEQ II.
The markets OF Denver arc superior,
he saloons are elegant. and In ono o,
these places arc billiard.tablcs which
arc pronounced by pcopl9 who K low
to DO cqnal to anything IN New York,
To ser shirt-slecvcd m,ucrs aud lull.
Whickers punch balls over these
tables Is mkt In impressivencss 10
L q "eternal snows."
We found tho populations Of the
cities Mt tho depots. Tao men were
generally whitlllng-mot slashing OF
chips as You sec in the Fast, but softly
tapering down the stick, lovingly
fondliig II like man would do | I he
was whiting of the end Of his nose.
Only tho wealthy whittle, auywa,
because timber Ia scarce.
These are admirable grazing lands
did not sec cattle on o athousan,thilI,
but saw o thousand cattle on no hilI'
Herd after herd we passed as we
whirlcd along. and atteudin. thcm
werc rougli-lOoking men ON horses.
Men who have been i,iolized In novels,
only In novels, but they arc: sisnpiy'
denominated "bull-wLackors."
Ii You come across any statements
~ this lettor that appear 70 be rather
hgurative. soto speak, you must re-
member that tho letter II written on
the cars whlIe In nation, which are
apt TO make tho eoQndest statements
sShd the most awful truths appear
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-16
4 DEAD YEAR.

~ took a year out of my life and story
"a dead year-and said, twill hew thee tomb!'
All III Kings of the nation lie In glory,
cased In cedar, and shut In sacred gloom,
Swathed In linen and precious tuyuents oidI
Painted with cinnibar and rich with gold.
"stleut they rest, In solemn salyatory,
Sealed from the moth and the owl and the nit
tcr-mouse- -
Each with his name on his brow.
All the Kings ofthe nation lie in glory,
Every ono in his own house,
Then. why not thou9
" Rock, fsaid, thy ribs are strong;
That bring thee, guar, 1t longJ
Hide the light from buried eyes
Hide It, lest the dead ARISE
Year said, aud turned away,
4 am free of thee this day;
All that we two ouly know
forgive, and I forego,
So thy lace no more meet,
In the Geld or crowded street
"Scarce the sunset bloom was gone,
And the little stars outshonc,
Ere the the dead year, stiff and stark,
Dr,w her to me In the dark.
''Death drew Life to come to her,
Beating at her sepulchre,
Crying out How can part,
With thee, best share of my hearth
10, II lies upon the bier,
Captive with the buried year.
o! my heart! And I fell prone:
Weeping ut the scaled stone.
.'And entered On her bier
Quiet lay the buried yesr.
l sat down where could see
Life without aud sunshine fee,
Death within. And between,
Waited, my own heart to wean
From the shroud that shaded her
In the rock-hewn sepulchre-
Waited till the dead should say,
Heart be free of me this day
Waited with patient will,
And wait bctw ern them still.
81 take the year back to my life and story,
The dead year, aud say, Il will share in tn.
tomb.
All The Kings of the nation lie In glory,
Cascd in cedar, and shut in q SACRED gloom.
They reigned in their lifetime with sceptre an,
diadcuf,
But thou eNcellest them.
For life doth make the grave her oratory,
And the crown is still on thy brow;
All the Kings of the nation lie in glory,
And so dost thou.'''
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-16
.ague Iike. Tho mo. Con 4 q !. !. ru.nnins

.ague like. Tho motion or 1 running
train Is uncertain. l start 10 aive
soine facts which would make / river
ppen its mouth, when q asuddsn move
sc,,ds the pencil out OF the golden
sealms oi truth into the obscena at-
,nospherc oiicvity. wish now that
lsha.i written this pamphlet at the
5otc', because Denver Is q Sery deli.
;atc subject to handle,up1er the most
favorable circumstances.
P.sS.-l ,nay be mistaken, but I feel
'erfain that n .csrefnl survey of.she
above letter viii not reveal the 1Sast
reference TO Pixies Peak aud Longs
Peak as being SO far distaut and ret
30 wonderfully disccrnihle from Dcn.
yer. ] smih" only writer who has
performed this feat, and feel proper!
I 'onatYiy proud VI IL, but 1 shou 1
hardly httcispi u a,nin.s
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-16

The Paris Spor, says that fine ladies
addicted to perfumery will doubtless be
distressed to learn that all those Prepar-
ations whose scent is based on the violet,
have. in consequence of the late cold
spring, risen in price. At Nice violcts-
which for perfumery purposes are sold by
weight-terched four francs the kilo-
gramme, having never previously been
more than three francs. Provence and
the 'neighborhood of Genoa ar. the
principal seats of the violet trade, The
price of early roses. too. is this yea,
ImQre than double what is usual.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-16

( Illinois has 6.ss6 miles Of railway
service. tae largest ssfseun, OF any Of III.
United States. Ohio is next. with
4.a77 miles, and New York is third.
Massachusetts, has about I.7oo miles.
None Of the other New England suses
havs-a, many as ,oeo miles, The total
railway service Of ths country il 63.sit
mile'. an increase Of s.6oi mile, during
the past year, - q.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-16

The Menagerie department is
replete with wonderful speci-
men of Zoology. A Museum of
animate and inanimate nature.
The Circus department is, be-
yond all doubt, the best ever
witnessed, being composed en-
tirely of Arenic Celebrities, IA
nous throughout the world. En-
dorsed by the press as the best.
Pronounced by the public as the
Greatest. 100 Star Artists. Is
Lady Equestrians. 80 male
Horsemen, headed by
JAMES ROBINSON,
Champion Bareback Rider of
the World, and his two sons,
Clarence and Eugene. The fol-
lowing special features are the
chief salient points in the great
show: The Royal Japanese
Troupe, in their marvellous per-
formances. Prof. Judson's won
,1,,,r,,1 A;r rChs~ poopfs f,,1 Min
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-16
Museum, Menagerie and the Best Circus in the World.

UNDER DIRECT CHARGE ROBINSON
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-16

: i took o year out of my life and story
"A dead year-and said, twill hew thee tomb!'
All tn Kings of the nation lie In glory,
Cased In cedar, and shut In sacred gloom,
Swathed In linen and precious tuguents oldI
Painted with cinnibar and rich with gold.