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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-01

auditsdk knd allowed by the Comptroller
Gensfl before they shall be paid BY the
State Treasurer, Ind all leuch claims that
are audited and allowed shall have the
words .tauditeds and allowed" written
ACROSS the faoe thereof, signed by the
Comptroller. General All claims audited
And found to be fraudulent or illegal
shall have the words ''audited and disal-
lowed" written across the face of the
same. signed as above. If the Treasurer
OF the State shall be of the opinion that
any claim auditediand allowed is fraudu-
lent or illegal. he shall, before paying
the same. address to the Comptroller
General written communication, Civ.
ing his reasons therefor, when the
Comptroller. General shall reconsider the
same; and il he shall conclude that it is
fraudulent or illegal, he shall enter in q
book to be kept for that purpose clear
account OF the whole transaction. and
make an order at the conclusion thereof
disallowing the claim. If he shall con.
clude the claim is legal, he shall 80 in-
form the Treasurer, who shall pay it.
The Treasurer is to pay all claims in the
order that they are audited, and any
violation shall be deemed a misde-
meanor, punishable by fine and impri-
sonment in the discretion of the court.
The monotony of tho proceedings was
broken by an attempt of Mr.. Wilson, of
Sumter, to speak on a question Of privi-
lege. The Chair ruled him into his sent,
and after some little confusion, he re-
sumed his seat. The debate was then
continued by Messrs. Keith, Thompson
and others, upon the resolution which
brought it about, being resolution to
investigate officers in tho penitentiary,
offered by Mr.. Keith. A good deal uf
word sparring followed. Mr.. Meyers
defended the action Of tho Committee
on the Penitentiary.
Mr. Curtis offered as substitute a
concurrent resolution that tho whole
matter be referred to the Judiciary Com
mettes Of both houses.
Mr.. Minort supported the oriyioal re-
solution, aud stated that penitentiary
birds were monopulizing the labor here
at forty cents q day while his constitu-
ents were hunting the streets of the city
for labor He hoped if people were put
in the penitentiury to be punished they
would be dealt with accordingly, and
not allowed to walk the streets at liber-
ty, frequently arrested by the police in
citizens clothes, and sometimes have
been known to commit robbery. Build
lngs were put up md crops raised by
them.
Mr. Robertson. of Beaufort. and others
followed. the previous question having
been called and disposed OF.
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The Russian expedition to Khiva will,
probably, number $4,000 troops. The
populace of st. Petersburg are enthusi-
astio over the expedition. The neigh
boring tribes around Khiva are combin.
ing to resist Russia.
Major w. W. Dowden, prominent
citizen and Democratic politician, COM
mittcd suicide at Lexington. KY, on the
9th ult., about IL O'Clock at night.
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DBTRorED.-Mrs. Sarah J. Ward, q
white woman from Hamburg, was arrest
cd Wednesday afternoon on the charge
OF simple larceny and carried before
Justice Eve, who, after preliminary
investigation, bound the defendant over
for trial at the next term of the city
coIrt, upon her own recognizance. Mrs.
Ward was detected in concealing goods
ut the store OF " Richards & Brothers.
under her cloak. A partial search de-
veloped the fact that she Ind also taken
articles from other stores in the oity.
lAugnsta Consiitutionolist
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The MURDER QUESTION. poor
teamster. Phyfer, who WAS brntally mur-
dered by Nixon, last week, was buried
yesterday. BE had wife and four chill
dren, TO whom doubtless, he was as dear
as most men are TO their families, and
whom he has left in utter destitution.
Of him there is an end-but when is his
murderer to be tried? Next year-or
shall we say about tho time OF the next
Presidential election?-New York Times
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Porter i Steele-Dry Goods.
r. @. SILVER & Co.-Rare Chance.
Hope & Gyles-Eggs and Potatoes.
Citizens Savings Bank Notice.
8. L. Roberts-Odd Fellows School.
John D. Bateman-Irish Potatoes.
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Lydia Sherman is said to be reviewinp
her recent confession, in order to work
in few more dead bodies that sho en-
tirely forgot about before.
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE AND MKOHA.
MICS INsTrrUTE.-The report OF the
Trustees of this institations forwarded
.to the Senate to-day by Coy. Moses, is
the first one made. and shows, that
Maroh II. 1872, Gov. SCOTT, in accord
anoe With the law, appointed Hon. "A. j.
Willard. Hon. John Wilson, Hon. D. a.
Duncan, Hon. J. J. Wright, Hon. Benz.
Byas, Hon. R. J. Donaldson, Rev. W.
D. Hnrris, Hon. @. NJ. Wilder and Hon.
Gilbert Pilisbury, Trustees, and that
they met and organized March %. 1872,
Hon. A. J. Willard, Chairman, Rev. A.
Webb, Secretary, and Geo. w. Williams,
OF Charleston, Treasurer.
Tho purchase OF lands for the use of
the institution was referred to the Exc
outive Committee. and they were subse-
quently authorized to purchase 116 acres
Of land Immediately joining those of the
Clat1in University, for the purpose of an
experimental farm. The Secretary OF
tho Board was required to inform the
Governor of the organization, and to
request OF him the warrant on the State
Treasurer for tho interest duo on the
United States land acrip. Three vacan-
cles we're reported in the Board requir-
ing to be filled by the Legislature.
Luz ooe oohaIldS tAc 1auu 6CflQ pro-
hibits the use Of any portion Of it for the
purpose OF erecting or repairing build
ings. making it binding upon the States
accepting the donation to furnish tue
requisite buildings. The fund OF the
Government is to be 30 invested that the
annual income can be applied to meet
the curront expenses of the institution.
The report says that. while rooms can be
procured from the Claflin University on
reasonable terms to accommodate at pre-
seut the students Of scientific branches,
shops and other buildings are Immediate
ly needed, for the pursuit of varions
branches OF mechanical industry. The
report further says that the State la,
failed to place in the hands of the trus
tees any portion Of the income from the
land scrip, which has prevented them
carrying out tho objects for which it wa.
donated. A correspondence hos beer
opened with other institutions Of simi
lar nature, now in successful operation
| and plans are now under consideration
for carrying into successful operation the
same. The trustees express confidence
that tho Legislature sympathizes with
the noble objects designed to be promoted
by the institution, and that means will
be provided for carrying into effect the
objects OF the same e.-Erening Herald.
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a Newport man married his step.
mother the other day.
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REMARKABLE DETECTION OF MUIR.
DERRR. murderer was detected in u
very remarkable manner in Missouri re-
Gently. At Coldwater, in that State, q
man named Caldwell murdered his en-
ployer. johnson, robbed him of 81, 600
and escaped, leaving no trace behind. A
few days ago, DR.. Ritchie, living at
Phyatala, several miles from Coldwater,
had been drinking freely, and WAS in a
locular manner accusing every ono OF
having com mitted the murder. Finally,
he met stranger, and being just tipsy
enough not to care what he said, adj
dressed the stranger in the same man
ner: "Yes-you-yon are the man who
murdered johnson at Coldwater." A
look OF guilt overspread the mans face,
and simultaneously he ran his baud in
his bosom as if to draw weapon. DR..
Ritchie collarsd him with his lett hand,
and with his right drew dirk from his
pocket, and told him if he attempted to
draw weapon, he would plunge that
knife to his heart in o second. He then
| commanded the man to withdraw his
hand, which was speedily obeyed, when,
instead OF weapon, ho drew out the
sum OF III 100. which he dropped on the
ground at his feet. Meanwhile, CT owd
had gathered around the Doctor and his
prisoner, and the evidence of the mans
guilt was by this time so paipable that lie
WAS placed under arrest. The man thus
arrested has since proved TO be Caldwell
| and he has confessed both tho murder
and the robbery.
THE KU KLUx HUNT.-Tle report oi
the Attorney General, just submitted tc
Congress-, covers reports OF district at.
torneys in North. Carolina, South Caro-.
lima and other Southern States where Ku
Klux is said to have existed, relative tc
operations OF Ku Klnx and Enforcement
Acts. They all agree TINT oil prosecu,
tions under both these Acts we're yigor
ously enforced during tho past year.
They think the passage Of these Acts oi
Congress and the prompt PROSECUTIONS OF
those violating their provisions have had
most salutary effect throughout the
Southern States. In North Carolina
there are number Of prisoners yet held
for trial, mostly young men who have
been persuaded into joining the ku
Klnx, being actually ignorant Of tho OBJ.
ject of the order. These young men, the
District Attorney of North Carolina is oi
tho opinion, should not be punished fur.
ther than they have already been by con.
finement in the jsils of that State. The
deficiency in the department appropria.
ton is, as already stated, $500, 900, for
which an appropriation is asked. This
amount was incurred in expennes Of at.
torneys, marshsls and other officers, in
conducting prosecutions under tho laws
OF Congress-, principally in Southern
States.
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How THE ITALIANS TREAT THE JRsurrs.
The following property of the Roman
Catholic Church, confscated by the
Italian Parliament, is ordered to be sold
ut public auction aud the proceeds to be
invested in ronLes. viz:
In the city Of Rome 126 monasteries.
| enjoying gross revenue of 1,943, ,72l
lire, and occupied by 2,875 inmates; 90
converts, having 2,183 inmates and
l, ,436. 126 lire.
Suburban monastcries 81, inmates SIT;
converts %, inmates 351.
In other communes of tho province
there are 134 monasteries. with /, l,434 in
mates, and 81 converts, with 1921 in
mates and total revenues amounting to
l,077.545 lire
There are beside in Rome other eccle.
siastioal corporations, consisting OF basi-
licHs, collegiate churches, chapelries,
DC, with revenues amounting ts l, 1885,
393 lire.
There exist also in Rome benefces.
nnder secular patronage. amounting to
1922. sos lire.
The whole property thus to change
hands is estimated to produce, when
sold, total sum of about $4,000, QUO
OF lire. Hhe lire is about 18 S cents
| IN United States currency
Duo provision has been made by the
Italian Parliament for oil the dispossess-
ed 1'eligieuse, male aud female-the aged
! and decrepit among them obtaining pen
slons for iife.-Lonaon Times.
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It cannot lie demanded OF Mr.. Oakes
Ames' customers that they shall resign
until tho committee which is investigst-
ing their cases has reported. But those
among them who retain any self-respeot
will consult their self.respeot by resign
lug now; and those Of them who retain
even the worldly prudence they showed
in their dealings with Ames, will consult
their prudence by resigning now. For
they must resign or be expelled. They
are among the lenders of Congress and
OF their party. II they are left where
they are, the taint of their malfeasanc ce
will pervade the whole body, and every
Congressman who consents to sit With
them longer will show that he is as COR
rnpt as they. whether the revelations
touch him or not. Will they resign
now, or will they wait till worse thing
befalls them?-Nep York World.
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AOOE Wl0e open 10 Immigrants. IL has
sent forth its warmest invitations. It
has represented the many a: 'raotions and
advantages Of the climate AID country.
II has sought to relieve tie apprehen-
sions OF those willing to come, but afraid
to invest because Of the dangers Of taxa
tion, by working to reduce taxes, and, in
general, BY endeavoring to raise the
character of the Government, restoring
the credit Of the State, and giving as
surance Of security of life and capital,
and perraanerioy Of order. H. %t
II our neighbor is one of those who
will not be convinced il he hugs his de-
lusions, and thinks Misrepresentation
often repeated, as good as truth and
facts, of course, we can hope nothing
from it. But, orediting it with good
purposes, we refer il, sas it is a new
arrival, to the columns of the PHGN1x,
for a refutation Of its charges. It will
find no intolerance there. It will excuse
US for referring to some passages in re-.
cent articles, which are in the teeth Of Its
denunciations. And We hope our readers
will pardon the liberty we take of quot
ing from ourselves. It is necessary to
do SO, In order not to be misunderstood
and misrepresented. We wish to keep
all the people We have. white and black;
We seek to have others. no matter of
what color, come and settle gst US.
It is true that we shall always call
spade spade, but We hope that we
know how to be both tolerant and tenn.
perate.
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IN GRAND MATINEE PERgoRMANCE; .,nn
S e I 4 $3SSEsT s5s SSS
w XSb oSa? H E
VARIOUS hrsasfss With Which, they are
,1s ''SF or STELLAR EAISSE-
M Mne A aSEsd EcTGhH Sos
S S'ss n EE2ISE!hs1h IL asskIs,
Miss ia 6t koESE
Miss sMt ea;nNMadx T. N Mf3MTG9AERY
E SI:: $ SsSSSSS.A' d%5S4Tas,
81 f MAS j ff hnfsi mHnnsf H
x1
s% '' 10y ''''
& fSs # Mi Hs'sf
and LORD Ea bS't 81 L syss popular
WITH 4 EEMARKABLE AND NOTEWORTHY CAST;
CENTS extra b Sa% SF SFS S EEy{ of tents
CTEINwAy HALL. FESTIVAL WEEK.
o. ss public ssSSSs RsS soss.s,s
coNF III! E sysH S SS s ssssprvn
COMMENCING TSEspAy EyESiSd APRIL 2 1873
The following distingnishSd artists will appear:-
MS i As n; s idT..r c.n$ Sopranos cn,no,,
Mr. NELSON vARLEY TenSr ,his first appearance in
NJ NJ rEn ssPsS $#!$ssE s, ss;:s
SsssGS numbering FIVE HUNDRED
THEODORE FH5a2ss 5}SasHIsD S ORCHESTRA e.
largely 'A, TRp%s ~ f:SSsfioRMASegs
SHHSS fSs sss ss4
0hisEf$ SSSH 81 s'
HYMN ~ FSSisE 9%osSEssSs9;
oSSS SRsSS SSsfSsk SSaaSso
AEHEssss an, \, sssS
svsSss csr S#sVa SSsSS
.s's1 s,ans # i zsssy
The following Distinguished yoca;,s win also appear
On this ccca.ion BACH,s CONCERTO FOR THREE
$sHS H' s9s aas$s
AN h RRpEsissTl dsSrns the Festival week
AN'''' "'',A' HENRI wIENIAwsKr,
MR. MYRoN W, WHITNEY, &C
ruE6 e " dSsRh
h&sbRRGE AND & 'Ds f sccffs
ALL THE D1srI ne uHIssmED ARTISTS.
ing Tss tssSS0ffSWP Ss
pasc sa T. ss matinee 81 admission tickets
Monday morning al s M rSaawa n
Broadway and at the box office at stcinway Hall
RRooK5yySs s Ao4 ADJ Of MUSIC, ~
ofMendeissohn's Oratora,
A''"" on THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL o. ELIJAH
on scale olcomplctencss and grandeur before
Seats can be secured the box office at the Academy
81 AFTERNOON pERFd EsaxSh WEEK
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 2s AT O'Clock,
,1sq
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL Is, AT IooLocK
oi ESr Rfs III
Admission tickets to rehearsais one dollar
Reserved seats nifty cents extra.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 20.
axs SSAs fs G5sT SaH,s SAHISEE
MRS. J. HOUSTON WEST Soprano,
r,oo MI. Myron W. Whitney, bssso and
reserved eats to the Matinee 81
Wo0Ds MUSEUM. DOM. MURRAY.
EVENING SSTTSAf' APRIL Ang4inIfRIsoox Ars
FIRST TIME srhoiAl for
OF the celebrated Irish PERroRMANcEs
,Goneuian, mr.: The beautiful and gifted
81: sTsss q Ms; yrsslf saosros
ESCAPED FROM In the celebrated drama
with efacient cast siS' gANcuoSS 9 TE dR,oxrr
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.
y MI y SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. : DIRECTOR
FIFTH n? VOLUME
ORIGINAL AND AMUsiSG HISTORY
TRICKS. rRruMrh & q. asD rnrBuLArross
nuMprY9 1puMpTY
oLYx T11l p Ft li;qfs lIs% ' house.
ON Mos e, AfHr'SsfFT AMI: 81. 1873,
The new edition will be produced in that eminenty su
this author well known to all patrons OF the Home of
Pantomime exceedingly popular, and will be pro-
''se' ILLUSTRATED FROM ORIGINAL DESIGNS
uuv BY that n III in nj ss ar artist \, 4,
EMINENT SPECIALLY ARTISTS
will also appear In this edition.
Owing to the immense demand for the productions Of
'n can BE rs sEGURED oSy BY SUBSCRIPTION,
WILL Pc nrsE, ~ 81 THE s ~ OFFICE
at is meat and drink to me to see a Clown"
VVALLACK's.
''''''s''' az ELEVENTH WEEK "11A
Mr.. soSffuERN
A''s.'Fa DSHaD ;a iTRsfsseas'on'
LORD pttssDREARY..
THIS Sn HsD wv Evs E grfE:SvRh.sSfI Sa
SATURDAY MATINEE I'M At .sop.x.
sow1Sf y%lSsh. sE:Es Mr. asDesf
Mi Miss HekFAkR aT rnsS4 fo5
BOX fLHN oPE NE one MoH n ADVANCE
Curtain rises at precisely and carriages may be or
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AMUsEMEH'rs.

e ii Hs zSA q
EvEs7 EvEslsds Il sS SS,SfgLsodk GSTit FURTHER
wGFd Trick e puxrrY
ne .SsRs5 s1s
f
The cast will embrace
GE0 L Tox............. 81 cLoW@NN
~ n rANIA ziIsysyN
s sIss T T1kST IiAS
mss 4Ss. ROSA II ., SI1IK finn 4ysaSs
SAsi XIV Jsss WV
s sSNEN kE9. CN0GsTuMEs AND Music NEM JsIcKS
and new NrnhSTs .Pa AR S1srs or OLD
iii mSrs ss A he
saa 'Rff HBlfk MD
os.nri5S sS.is
T s"s hs 81 scAI
p; is;s'ys 4sasIcys
ssEsSs 2sD MS
the graceful and daring opponents Of the Oily mDian
RUSSIAN vo tlsi. fl1ns & As * sExrKrrE.
additional artists, formerly the Grand Russian Opera
KNOCK AND SMITH N A NEW COMIC SKATING
s2sorsi Ss ~ s. SfTH
PAGE 1.-THE R GGHAs1FF oy yIE kSMAscE BY MOON
Affairs Current 1873 and Unite their Forces Levyf
from all Quarters OF the Globe to Offer to
Ssss sgTaE HAPPY HOMESTEAD UNDER THE
Sh sss 5 PESaR 4 al Rs aas %
s,I as GSndactor.Extract of strsusscvisit Of the
MAGIC e 81 G So
sToRE,The Honeymoon and Wedding Tour Of Harle-
Ssa s2G S
Sssy
Paan Hnns ov%skIars OF THE GREAT cry
MhSs E2q Wiz VIEW w 81 FILE MsreopoIs
H9!,mpty at More acknowledgement PursutsMorc
EHH ?E Essa s
Down Dow Brakes-H2rror Horror THE L0CoM0TlvE-
aHs ss a2YsyE1 or
Professor I,, NELSON and SONS, WILLIAM and HARRY
sSfy S%AshofHh Sfsssi Sos. Sss
Duests
PAGE IA cE RM aasrE nL Thlkb sALooS-raser
&c, beer and Pretzeis-Bagatele and Bards.A Game for
The e M
are Gagged ct Iastyisitors Requested Not to Feed
PAGE S..sxTEk1ok Or 4, TTToSIc BEER GAR
Den DEN-A Fresh Alarm-Countless Troubles-A Failing
rass sA PLEAsvEs PARE N
% start an Arabian s'eed-Cracy to Animals1wheres
afsu Rnsl ureAnmaoa
fsasAt sSy Ny yens .at % ss an
S IL the
2s WsSTs
Bnrcau-A Haunted House -consternaiion or Hampty
.PAcnt.-A STREET IN ALMOST ANY PLACE-A
New Way OF Going Through withdrawing Near
4 GRAND FINAL HISTORICAL TABLEAU,
SSsIass 9sslsSs miSgf
si noa HE Or fASf hAas AT TIE
~ = Seats can be secured six days in advance =
24TH STREET TH i 1HIH;, .v,sr.
ENTIRE SsN bill NE% rasSEs NzM FIXTURES.
MoAKR baDby LONG LEGS
Rspsss kSrfGn "a
a rs xnfs H%r O'clock
Night Pratt o soc ass Thou Win Ne prayer
~ hs,s II and
@ srss Dh s'qss @ each
5.7 broadway and 80 Union square.
A IMEz voUs LA MUsIc."-A COPY OF THIS
MaS ASoo a
Saturday evening, April 20
OLYMPIC THEATRE-sPEClAL ANNOUNCEMENT
q Ss SI c SaTs y Ems
been popular At this establishment.
VARIETIES THEATRE OF NEW ORLEANS TO
of June next for The rent OF the Varieties Theatre conf
mcncng with the next season. The theatre is complete
e s assoas
MR.. WILLIAM r. MILLS, THE ARTISTIC AND &C
lSl compshed Pianist will appear at Mr.. O. Henry's
Concert Friday evening, April Is
GALLERY OF PAISTINGs:
the fourteenth century. down to the present time.
40" dS sS$}SI HSSfiS
entrance an nN, SA' aron bA ANN
Admission during the day. soc. in the evening 25c.
Ne SosGr HFs EElDa sRA NypS1sa NS
%
THE FAIR
In aid Of the
SHEPHERDS FOLD,
ian Orphan Asylum on Eighty-sixth street,
will be continued the
AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS or
MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT.
L. t.I.y the 2lst and nd inst.
AT NO. 2EAsr FoRrY.sEvESrH STREET
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ATTACHMENTS.
DOOTH'S THEATRE BOUCICAULT
~ Edwin Booth. Proprietor ana manager
LAST WEEK


: R0OTH's THEATRE. BOUCiCAuLI
EDWIN 1s''n' Ixsr WEEK --N -'-'''
r Rys
Of ne ce biSS SoG tish SNmsS''o'
ro.xonsSy&e' ISa ll, sestf. EVENING
In s I'll 1t1Sin 4h fnq FSsf. O
in his y XEsR pgPr NJ P rEisa Drama Of
and also in his exquisite character protrature Of
in his 'eau'if sl t Gns a ss1 Ssmedy Drama
Each OF which plays will be produced in the same com
pcte and elaborate manner rs on its former presenta
synopsis Of Ct scenery and Incidents in
ACT L-eLENDALoTGH ~ .MooSliGHr-The Ruin,
kss AbSSy nS the ssysn
WSSsse Sss si Ssns siss and Steep
The Ais Re sseo a sH ss His Love-
RAH's CABIN AT LARAGH. The Happie,t Day in
ey @ Gn tie
BxIIYBHTAeM Tho p Discovery Of N the RsSsis Nest
E FsaGys Welding SSS' ad ing s Under the
hsch kissing By Favor The Esbes
The ARE 5, OF the Rebel Chief. 4
u AT zErHE rkiSoN Fanny proy5kes the Dog unn
in Love Arrshs Confession shaun Takes Instructions
AsT Ss5TSs na s
h 1E P s fSpHsa1LyBErAoH
oner Refused Admission to Ills Prison The Ingenuity Of
oye How Arra s Win a. shaun sane ss
The %afG Hhu f6&Eh On The Summit Taiy6osssh
and What Took Place There :.
Ditson Co 5 music store, III Broadway.
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NEW HERALD SUNDAY, APRIL 1S7s-QUINTUPLE
AMUsHMENTs.

STH AVENUE THEATRE. CURTAIN RISES AT g.
Sole Lessee and Manager. M AG0U6TIN DAILY.
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THE pa S$iiSFS $z sSj $EsS ENGAGE
OF THE BRILLIANT x MR. SUCCESSFUL EsoAcn
rus fsRas $s
MIS-. S$s,s. SatH
TT hEl H| a iRpsfFF s sss ffSfHRE i
order
%sssTs shSss Palmer isr the combination with the
$ $ sH$ssE S E$#SHEE s$$H
in his wonderful # Charles Dickens
in which he VIII be supported By the great original cast
from y; Ssss$2 $SHz4
The SS$ss S HG;is aH tho
SS5F $SS
s sSSSS biprEHs FAw Es5s ySkEs
nsT Gpss 9fnEss the
The, performances will begin with the entree act
' s NEGAwsEs.
NJ NJ, WILKINS Vt EJSs MlcAwBEK G. a EoTH
SkvHp ntRsSSSas
s Ne MsYh TR6TWooD WAHcDf
Mrs NfcAwBER. r.. Miss 'JosEPhfNE LAtRENs
Performance begins ats. Carriages at lo:O.
BOX OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20

EVERY NIGHT
Preceded BY tho Petite Comedy of
OBLIGING FRIEND
In preparation. anew and original Sensational Drama
the talented authOrcss, Miss MARY WATSON, called
HELD IN CHECK