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The New York herald., 1873-12-31
THE KELSEY CASE.
He Is Said 10 Have Been Seen in
New York-A Card from Sanford


Brown.
The following card was published in Hunting
ton, Long Island, paper last Saturday. II best ex-
plains Itself
On the 10th day OF October last at Ave O'Clock p NJ
while passing through Duane street. between West
Broadway aud Hudson street. with horse aud cart,
Charles q. Kelsey standing on the sidewalk in
yersation with man and woman passed within tour
feet of them, In fact that could almost
have reached him or put my hand on him. fully recog
uized him. knew the man saw to be q q. Kelsey,
whom have known In Huntington during the last 25
years. He also me. and l am satisfied fully recog-
nizcd me, Judging from his manner and appearance; 4
kent my eye on him, and ] could possibly
leave my horse and cart | started to go to HIM but
when he saw my movements he immediately ran tor a
door leading to stairway, at No l6l Duane street. and
although Immediately followed, I could gain
no further trace OF him, ho having evaded
my pursuit The man whom ! saw with
l5y Duane street but could get no further TRACE OF him
have seen him before in Huntington and New York,
and should recognize him to HIM again, but
do not know his The above is simple statement
OF the facts, which am viking TO substantiae under
my oath Mt any time.
might further state that have fully believed that
Charles q. Kelsey was dead until the above named day
when him alive and looking as natrral and well as
! ever saw him. SANfVkD BROWN.
The New York herald., 1873-12-31
THE WRECKED STEAMER.

Examination OF the Vessel by North
Carolina PilOts-Thcy shake Their
Heads and Whisper "AIrs Not Rfxht.v
WILMINGTON, N. O., Dec. S0 1873.
There Is nothing absolu'ely new in the way OF
details about the sinking OF the virGinius beyond
what has already been reported In the
HERALD. .except that the opinion is gain
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@Baltimore has house for the al
Engla nd. '~~SA w
0Artfcial oysters are the ingenious haudi-
work Of Maine man ~'''''
Anan @. Jones, the missing book keeper
Of the Southern Banx Of Georgia, Is said 70 te A
eeiauiter In the sum Of $50 900.
Ht u authorittvely announced that the re-
port nom Algeria Of the critical condition Of q
body o. French troops in the southern portion
OF that country n untrue.
The speech Of n. Thiers in the nafiona 4
Assembly on Tuesday h received With satisfsc-
ton " al the deputies except the extreDists
The frestdept has caught cold, and II -
rulnored that be s seriously fndisPosed. Tho.
report asfte1ed ene evening BoufsS.
IA Ce93ettcut doctor deludcs peop,e "a .. =.
eelaed thef Ne has an tnmenss brrcfScs
prectictng ON Q coruet, t. sosSdi ce
cause pessers-by 70 think they - he ..r wnle
avicun under the surgeons knife. ~hs''
~ euape on pants are coming I'm vocre 49,.
aus Sxaps are 70 be sewed to f6e Iee hr,e. :. .
- - snus AWAY be In readins1 for ne r.
- ~ 0en In the way, for II h r.r.,, ~ .
- era mso great hurry Is 10 have IN s,..-
tne pants eser his head. - =" s''."
~ The beardsley family live M F,et =, =
, seImonI cripple boy Of eighty -six ca@ IA
sSe xcoo me does the .schores,s While a w.
VI eieHty-eh and tvo unnarried giri- -
sv ,.dssxes and seventy mine divide The cs.is-
"a drasesut I'm Springfield. Mas g.
habtt g FiskIne his lsdy cs,sfo,ne,s y ~ ye
oe- cologne, BY means of q vapoi zor. csaas~v
f0us complimented rushed screaminS ma
nc slreet, win her eyes smartans fron "a
sWcet-smeihng shower. and the drnSyisf - *
esP's'n mstsers 70 policeman.
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HENRY WARD BEEcHER AS A LADIES MAN
Henry Ward Beecher has always been a lion
among the ladies, and Is noted for his ciyility
to them. He seeks feminine society in prefer
ence 10 any other, and has a decided perchapt
for the small female ACCOMPLISHMENTS For in
stance, the St Louis Globe says he talks wi IN tie
raPidify Of whrligig, and ventilates himself
Al tne rate OF 2fo words per minute. Aud he
sides he II untiriRg. aud when he gets ~ A.
der mp he will geto %. 600 words without "a King
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NOTICE or A RISE.


Nrw yonx, March e.-rhe three organ "a
ssns % er,ehlsscrs in Brooklyn Pablloly an
noence thss they will, on the 10Th 81 d
month, de nAnd -four dollars per Day Tor c.ght
THE civil fI6urs RILr ~ TsR Hetstarr.r
A meeting OF coiorod citirer.s Was held issf
night iSr re rs Nh Q, srglns the nassAs- -
Albany. A committee wss aptointTd e. 20 "a
Albany in the interest OF the meeting. ne
proposed bill era>es the word " white" gFssa The
state constitution; gives the cOlored man e., aal
rights win the wlftefn resIec; 90 admission -
schools, churches, vehicles OF transPOr;ai9n.
&c.
GENERAL FREMONT,
who i at prQcni IN this city, has prepared .
written defence In TIE matter of the proceed a.
In Paris concerning the II Paso bond Salcs lie
denies all knowledge OF fraudulent practice.
The criminal action France i against Frcmon;
ana Mesers. BTelan, Probst. Paradise. l.cSscx
nal an Fappenel, AMI the accusat on res 3
uron the forgery BY Prohst aud o.hcrS OF a c.
tifcate Of the New York stock ENch.ng..
whereby the bonds 81 the n PAso compan,
were admitted 90 the Paris BOnuse. II i pTob-
able that proceeding may he commence
against Fremont in This country.
TIE WEST FONT CADETS prLAYED.
The Seventh regiment marchcd down BrOaI-
way 70 the Battery al9 O'Clock thismOrning - a.
cort the West Point cadets through the city. The
regiment turned out with fuiranks. rlac cad,
way DELAYS, until half-past 10 O'clock. whea
they breaktasted at a hotel there. Isamen,
crowds flled Broadway al the morning "a v
ness the parade, and the delay caused ma,
disappointment
SHOT AND INSTANTLY KILIEn.
Charles Grum. secretary OF the bricklaVsI
association, was shot and instantly killed z
morning on west 10th street by Chas Marw
president Of the society. The murder waS ft
result of q quarrel about the funds OF the A.
cistion. Marwig fired three shots. the bul
penetrsting the head and lodging in the bra
The murderer escaped. The police have 50
out general alarm.
ARRIVAL OF THE FIFTH RDsfMENr.
Ihe NTH Regiment arrived this morning { . .I
Nashlneton. Large numbers OF Congress
ana others IRON the capital also arrived
being late on account of detention by rally
trains.
RECEPTION oF THE WEST POINT cAnFT-.
The West FONT cadets arrived NJ the Bar,
1t ll:Sa, where the 9TH regiment was in
awaiting their arrival. The cadets were s,tes.
ed with cheers upon dissem bsrking. After e.
customary military courtesies. the march .
broadwsy Was taken mp, both the 9TH regimr
and cadets receiving a hearty ovation alof p.
the whole route. The marching OF both CO.
was fsultless. and cheers were continuous o.
evesy point Broadway seldom has been mo-
crowded than to-day to witness this parade
The nauons military l,rotsges, escorted by lir
favorite regiment Of this metropolis.
Bids FOR GOLD.
There were thirty bids Cor gold tasla-
amounting o. -, go, at from ia 81 20 Il -.
The amount 60 be sold Was one million al.f a
half. which went Al 1882, i'm one lot, 90 h.. a.
Enos & 90.
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wreck OF q Raslrssa rrasu.

Fotk Oh FIVE PERSONS INJURED.
HARRISBURG, March 6.--Last nights train
from Baltimore on the Northern Centrs al rail-
road, was wrecked twelve miles south OF Har-
risburg by broken rail. Two passenger cars
were thrown from the track, one against hin
and the other over an embark ment The stoves
fell through the floor into the snow. preventing
the wreck from taking hre. Three or foar
passenger were hurt, none seriously, except a
man from Michigan, who had some ribs broi en-
The passengers were compelled % walk hall
mile through the snow 20 reach n train sent
from Harrisburg
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NEW JERSEY JUBILANT-Possoge of N.
hoitrood BU By tte Hoase.-In the New Jersey
legislature the general railroad bill came M
tor hnal action yesterday, when the vote wa.
taken, and every member OF the house. except
two, who were absent, voted in favor of tbe
pll. Inc house was so jublant that the mem
bers voted for a recess of five minntes m =, &c
vent to their feelings. Cheers were given by
the members, joined In heartily by the Hobbies.
IA I favor OF the first general railroad law in New
Jersey. Cheers were also given for Mr. Garfield.
OF Morris. who introduced the bill. When the
house was again called to order a RESOLUTION was
introduced and passed requesting the Quarter.
master general to furnish q piece Of ordnance
TO IRE salute Of one hundred guns in honor AZ
the event. VI
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PACIFIC STOCK.-Hon. James Brooks has sen,
letter to Horace F. Clark, president of the
Union Pacific railroad, saying that in view OF
the recent action Of the House of Representa-
tiyes, which would seem to declare that mem
Der OF congress, because Of SCI. Interest, could
not vote with even a fairfield coat on his back.
or, IN other words, that the House must be re,
country, he has ordered TO he sold the small
Der OF shares he holds in the Union Pacitc
railroad, Purposely to render himself inelieibie
AS member OF the board of directors Mr.
Brooks further says he hereafter intends 10 he
nee 10 open his mouth without any suspicion or
sen-ihterest, and to act and vote a. his judg-
ment dictates, whereas for some years past he
mas often withheld his vote when the common
manded an Affirmative vote and energetic
speech.
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WHAT sHorLD BE DONE WITH TIVE wREr,-u
Where Re that elderly scamp who has howled for
S1ty-tnree wears for an oid-fashioned winter
How we would like TO run him throueh plsning
mil run oy Ice water, and cut him omen with =
snow plow, and nil hsm fun Of snow balls. ana
north pole until the spring rains released hia''
Inc awful wretch !-DosSara Ne,rf
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hANKLE ENERGY IN CHIxA.-Tbomas Rot
tomly, Of Lee, Mas, has been engaged VIII,
Rsrues IRON New York 70 60 90 Iokohama,
Japan, where he will build and superinfend =
paper pulp mill. The abundance of bamhao
and other available material furnishes firsto
class facility for stock. and the cheapne~s q,
,Apor, only about - per month, IL expected a.
seaSe large margin for profit. The pulp vii
be eieached and shipped 20 New York In bales.
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The Case OF the Rev. DR.. Huston

LATEST sPECULArIoNs AS TO THE RESULT OF
THE INVESTIGATION IN HIS CASE.
The case of DIR. l.. II. Huston, charged with
lewd conduct, &c, which is TO he investigated
10y the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, which assembled yes
terday in Trinity Church, corner of Madison
avenue and Preston street, has not vet been
reached. The conference, at ths time of adj
Journment yesterday, was engag "A in passing
upon the characters of the minister's whose
roll of the various districts. Dr. Illusions case
will be taken up when his name is reached
The committee over which Rev. Mr.. Rodgers
presided, who made the preliminary examina-
ton into the charges against DIR. Huston will
submit report when the case is reached, and
II Is understood that DIR. Huston will, through
clerical counsel, insist that the examination
made by MT. Rodgers committee was final. and
that the action Of that committee, which was
TO the effect that the charges were not sustained
must be accepted by the conference as finally
dlsposng OF the matter. The question
VIII be Tor the presiding bishop to determine.
d. Huston was not present yesterday. and il
seems to be generally understood that he will
not be present during the sitting of the confer
ence. In the event of his non-appearance in
person or by counsel the case will 20 by defa ult
ana the trayerser viii be expelled from the min
istry. true bill has been found against DIR.
huston IN the criminal court on the CHARGE of
ahniferv which is Q misdemeanor -punisbahIe
10y fine in Maryland. 1t is asserted his absence
at this time Is due to this cause. In trial al
law witnesses against him will be produced
whom the ecclesiastical court cannot compel 10
testify. As the offense for which DIR. Huston IS
he cannot be reached by requisition in anofher
state. Hence, if he does not choose voluntarily
to appear here, he cannot be brought to trial In
the criminal cOurt.-BoH. Sun, 9Th.
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A SMALL POx SENSATION IN CINcrSykr,-
Horses Ran Aicog cith the Pest Wagon ,cbfye die
Dtrer as Ticking D5ink.-Yesterday afternoon
awagon from the pest-house, loaded with two
corpses, was seen passing along Clifton avenue
on ITS way to the potter's field. One of the de-
ceased had died from smallpox, a fact which
rendered the drivers society not at NIL TO be de-
sired. When the driver reached the One lie
house he stopped, LETT his team. and went into
the hotel Tor drink, and while on this errand
his horse took fright, dashed down Clifton av-
enue, Raging it's load of dead bodies, and fol
lowed ~ a lot of men and boys madly CRYING.
" Stop! Whoa" The runaway had not made
any great distance when the coffins were thrown
from the wagon and broken to pieces, and the
contents, badly mangled, left upon the frozen
Owing to the knowledge that the wagon wa.
from the pest-h0use, none of the large crowd
attracted near the spot by the general Confusion
would consent to render any assistance. There
the bodies laid until help from the pest house
could arrive, when they were conveyed TO their
destination and Inferred Cisciaaati Ga.stte.
iii.
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The IRISH GIANT" JUsGED.-Ned O'Bald-
win, the Irish Giant, and a party OF roughs
Mehs 70 Steubenviile, Ohio, on Tuesday. from
the West Virginia prize fight, and after yisifin.,
the drinking saloons, attacked an Irishman,
who caused the giants arrest, and i'm default OF
fsy'ng soa In lines, he was sent 10 prison for ten
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HOW THE PREsIDENT's INAUGURAL WAS
RkcEivED IN CTAH-The inaugural address OF
OF fayorby all parties at Great Salt Lake CITY,
Inc xormons claim that he has been uisin-
formed ON the situation there, and reiterate the
statement that commission TO investisats
would be best Tor all parties. The Gentiles are
hopeful that q special session of Congress viii
BE called and the question settled enc Wav on
the other at once. Brigham Young LETT yester.
the TERRITORY. 80 aa - ~~ss0n VI
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ALLEGED kUKLUx OUrRAGEINKENrrcKy
A special dispatch from Frankfort, dated the I'd
instant, says The kuklux are again on the war
or them, variously estimated at from three ~
twenfy-nse, visited the house OF q white man
Ss s h.ydon. living near Benson, Ave miles
alleging that he had been steaiine Fly sney
Of Hayden are said, BY his neighSors. to have
been heart-rending, and 1t is thou sht he cs .e
1 TS,: srs e 3. n a 11 p5s,H He =
in this county SINCE the legislature has been IN
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EXECUTIVE SESSION OF THE SENATE
THURSDAY, March C.

THURSDAY, March C.
The Senate was called 70 order AZ noon by
Vice President " ilson.
After the reading Of the journal, Mr.. Stewart
moved that the oath of Office be administered
to his colleague, Mr.. Jones. of Nevada.
Mr.. Jones then camefor wasd, and was sworn
IN BY the Vice President
Mr.. Ferry OF Ct, rejected to the Senate, was
also sworn in.
Mr.. Cragin moved that his colleague, Mr.
Wadleigb, Of New Hampshire, he sworn in.
AS Nix. Wadieigh adv aneed, Mr.. Spencer, Of
Ala, also advanced, with the intention OF taking
Mr.. Bayard objected to Mr.. Spencer being
sworn in. He said that IL was known that there
were doubts as TO the legality OF the election
under which the credentials OF MIR. Spencer
came to the Senate. The credentials of another
gentleman claiming to be elected Senator from
Alabama iMr. Sykes were on the table, and he
objected to Mr.. Spencer being sworn in until
his credentials were passed upon by a commit
tee of this body. d
Mr.. Hamlin said the custom was to swear in
a Senator whose credentials were in regular
form, and then If there were any qaestions az
TO the legality of his election they could be de-
eided upon without prejudice to any one. This
had been the precedent.
Mr.. Sykes and Of Mr.. Spencer be laid ON the
table, and the question of Mr.. Spencer's adj
mission be postponed until Tomorrow or to
Mr. Conkline said Mr.. Sykes was here solely
as memorialist, whereas the credentials OF
Mr.. Spencer were in proper form. He (Mr. C.)
held that Mr.. Spencer should now be sworn in,
in accordance with me custom and the pre-
cedent, and his credentials could then be
referred to the committee on ELECTIONS without
any prejudice whatever to the contestant
Mr.. Baysrd said Mr.. Conkliug was mistaken
in his assertion that Mr.. Sykes was held in the
character of a memorialist. The credentials of
Mr. Sykes are in regular and proper form. As
to the precedents In such cases, Mr.. ID. in
stanced the fact that Mr.. Stark, of Oregon
whose credentials were in proper form. and for
whose seat there was no contest. had not been
admitted, but his credentials were sent TO the
committee on the judiciary. And two year,
ago Mr.. Goldthwaite, of Alabama, was objected
to. His cred. initials were in proper form, there
was no contestant whatever for his seat. Yet
we all know how long il was before he was ad-
mitted to his seat. MT. b. then maintained that
the record showed that Mr.. Spencer's creden-
tails were not in proper form, and il would he
An injustice to the people of Alabama il he was
admitted without scrutiny.
The discussion on the subject was continued
by Mr. Thurman and others.
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WOOD FANINEIN NERMosT.-A wood fam ne
IN Vermont would be a most novel event, but
there IL a strong possibility that manv villa gcs
viii suffer, as the supply is effectualiy cut OF by
the deep snow. Many farmers are also short,
and some are cutting down shade trees and
others burning fence rails. There IL five feet a..
snow In the woods, with no frost in the ground
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.TfnkADfNe soK SENATOR SrxyeR o..
efncfs Emory, Ws.hburne, and Claim. Of n = :
sechusetts, Rey. Jemes freeman CHI an ~
e,ns s sEpesrsd before the COMMITTEES on fed
Yesterday, and areueo in n vor al -,
resoIuoers censuring Senator Sumner On a.
count o. his efiort TO hare the nsrpes ~ Al -
Ties stricken from the register. =
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
INAUGUR ALTON BALL BUILDING,
Under the Manage ment of the InAu susa.
tion Ball Committee,
THIS THURSDAY EVENING, March 8.
Grand Promenade Concert.
100 PIECES OF MUSIC.
THE UNITED BANDS OF THE
Sbn. Yss sisi 60
and HEAVY N6, ART1 v1I1Els, Fortress
An opportunity for the masses to see
THE GRANDEsT BALL ROOM IN The WORLD,
with all it SE aSIifiesnt sRs elaborate
before it, destruction
In addition to the above the Managing Commttee
to
proficiency In nc Go mnaasI 81 n s5T1 and
Popular Prices-Admisxiou, 80 cents:
Children half price.
Hotels and At the Bah Budn ng' a,!T
.. M Concert 10 begin at o'clock u
WALLS new OPERA HOUSE.
w JOHN I. FORD Proprietor and Manager.
The Second Engagement Of the Season.
CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN,
Americas Greatest Actress,
who will appear in the
MUSICAL DRAMA OF
GUY MdNNERING.
Meg Nerrilles Charlotte Cushman.
New Company, ali the Music, &C. e. i''''''
FRIDAY EVENING. MARcH7 Z.
BENEFIT OF CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN
MEG MERRILLES-FIETH TINE.
In preparation Shakspeare's historical play Of
HENRY yin.
Queen Catherine. Miss Charlotte Cushlnan
CARDINAL OOsey-.... Mr. J. H TAYLOR
Preferred seats can be secured during the day AT
the ticket Office # the Opera House.
THIS and TOMORROW EVENINGS the per
Torrance VIII commence a: s . clock. mo
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Benefit Of
MISS CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN,
and last night but one Of
MEG MERRILLES,
FRIDAY EVENING, March 7th
Box sheet now open at the Opera House.
On Monday next Shakspeare's HENRY VIII.
Qneen Catherine G haIlotte Cushman
. The sale OF seats for next week win CONNIE on
SATURDAY. at o. m. mt
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CRAzED By PRoTRAcTED MEETINGS
y: A. AldIidge, pastor OF the Sanford Srra.s,
church, Springfield, has become yiolentlv IN
sane from religious excitement aud oversee
n to be Immediately removed for medical traa,1
meut. - .--S>..Soa tfedl-
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PREPARING To WrLcoNn PRrsyrvx,
GaAET..The Virginia legislature festerds,
appointed committee Of 6fteen to make ar
visit to that city when he nakes 80 soSths = :
"Trip. The city authorities o. Chsrlerton. - r
have e.esnded him an invitation to visit n Z,
cn sy ~ e guest o. the city and appointed
cepfiou. w 1o re-
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00eneral Stcklcs has eommupie.f.fl A
Senor CASTELAR, the congratulations tie IJnits5
STATES senate upon the establishmenf az ~
Spanish Republic. VI INC
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ID HESnICH dealer ia IMPonTEp OANAAY
and Bird SKI, No, 4A6 n ST., Bet. xsh and II
81 streets, Bird Seed and Prepared Food for1&
CBNERAL HMPLOTHINf OTTIC1-An..,.
~ sons yi.hip8 e s@p,eJ 1sliable 1srylss vifI ds
s 80. % es y SyS.rn 1SOOkSi 1eo9 uth aresf,
Rs0UfH SSH,v
~ I0R SALE BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
~ % Be bed b. the trade NJ CHARLIS afOTT
WI, No. 80 fsnnsybapis avenue deem -Sms
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rateh.lor,. Hair Dye is the best in the work |;
the only trse ard perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
,S,s ~ AZ nponfment, harmless, reliable, instan-
taneous hisrk or brown; ct all druggists, and 10
Rond street, New York. fSeo1y
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TON THEATER COMIOUE.
w Eleventh street, south Pennsy ania avenue.

WASHING Ton IaEATER COMIaUE.
'" Eleventh street, south Psnnsyivania avenue
GRAND INAUGURATION FESTIVAL.
An Immense Company-Engagement. Of the won
aeriu' Aur0'eiRno SSfH1.it fA tsa eIs't
Vienna, whose astonishing. performsnces are the
Inc a Miss Folly y p aGfl '0c'''st''
Inc a6ss RS snffIe Go sHS oEHsSSD0is
The great Hungarian Dancers and beautiful
The dissiHguished Dutch Comedian, GEORGE s.
sSsa ~ R o.! ss
sSa La Fee NFsn Ma
Jean Harry Reese, Huston Sros snd
S:% sfsfs
q I'd
lI.INCOLN HALL.
| MONDAY. T9Es S1eHTs 9Nty, AVN
si !, h!;I: A
D1prez Z DeneAlet's Gigantic Mlnstrels
FROM THEIR GREAT SOUTHERN TOUR.
Crowned with Brilliant Success
| Now on their Twenty first Annual Tour
Esss sTyx snd mos, company II exist
superiors u the Minstre stage The n n"Se
sTes senSing the Of this famous
PrSgIsmm;es, Admission as usual. Change Of Pro
| en-. CHAs: II: pUPREz, Business Manager.
ss.si1s ssas a Ei. S SS.irs ksss
COSTUMES 20. ~.
OF THE s1H INST,
CAN BE HAD AT
l. MOXLEY,
msst IRepl SOS 10th street.
o:ss.sso o. e! .sr II. Ss.Ess s No.
:" nv MARkkfrER.s, f'rn 81
10. ass ~ s.sss, Ss, ~ "a srssss. .isA,
.i!S IL; 49, ;s:. $SsE t:sfs T:s:s: sIS$:.
-, 9I1Ssi k', oxs al. in the District.
Piesss remsnbsr Name end Nsnser. ysl-ly.
- tween sh and Tn srssts northwest. :siis Gus
SECOND. HAND cLorHINa
Sssssss &C.: e :ss1' ne" S i:i,
No COLD, sLyIB, lRAse, ooFF11. 77c.
::;s $50 !: $ & Is: s;;
LECTURES.
s'SIAM AND THE sIAMEsE COURf"
LECTURE BY
MRS. ANNA LEONOWENs.
tAu,hOres- Of " The English esverness at The SIAM
csc Court
AT LINCOLN HALL, s
FRIDAY EVENING, March 5th, at Q O'Clock.
Admission, - cents: Reserved Seats 81
To be secured at Aohuns Bookstore. 1 0iJ Penn,
cUsnis avenue mS-St%
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la3 fsnna. avenue, corner ~ street.
Genuine Brazilian Pebble speciacles Ianle-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-06

0The Nevada legislature is considering
bill TO pei Mi! Indians to testify in the courts.