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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22

We gather from late Florida papers
that there has been a very large in.
crease Of pleasure travel TO that State
during the past winter, aud chat the
hotel accommodations at present are
not sufficient ior the rapidly increas.
ing business. The Florida Republican
says;
The great want Of pleasure travel.
ers to the South is more good hotels the
imperative need to secure prominence
and prosperityto Jacksonville as a fash
.aHalte sate,"g place, is another large
wcll-appointed hotel one that will ac.
commodate five hundred guests. The
S. james is, ia all respects, FIRST
class hotel, aud well kept. aud when
completed will easily provide enter.
iainment for FIVE or seven hundred
guests. Its location is the finest and
healthicst to be- found in the city high
dry, aud away from the damp Of the
river But to rest content here, to
only provide one pleasure party hotel, is
10 be ignorant or Indifferent to the vol
umo Of pleasure seekers who will come
another year, aad grow in numbers
year by year, if social comforts can be
given them
We also notice from the same paper
that the case Of one Alberger, against
the 81 James Hotel Company, for an
14egei lass Of four thousand dollars
worth Of iewelry, from bis room in the
hotel, which caused some excitement
ia Jacksonville the past winter, has
Just been decided by Judge Finley,
the referee, in favor oilthe Hotel Com.
pany, aud verdict rendered against
Albcrgcf for the amount Of his board
bin add costs Of snit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22
IAMEs ABEOTTs EsTATE-

Ef8TI- Or YEHH0Ar, Manchester District -
A. 4 Prot 40 Court held VI Manchester withiu
and for said Distuct " Manchester, on ths OH
day 81 March, s. ~, 1913
Present Hon. =. Is Burton, Judge
40 Instrument 30 writing parpDrlinR ~ b. the
last viii aud testament ~ James Abbott
late IT Laudgroys, ia said district. deceased.
Wa presented for pryD#tt
WhersupGn il vac ordered that said instrumeu,
be proven a. Probate Court 30 b held % the
18th day OF jane, A. D. 1875. that
notice thereof b. given - Al pufsons
Interested b. Publishing certified copy -
the record " said order three weeks sGeesssigs.
Is 10 The MascmsfFa JUraaAI. a newspaper
printed At ssia Manchester. previous t. ssid
time 81 bearing,
tfaa record,
Attest, LOFELAAD MEAs0& Register
true copy II rsH1Fd
Affect. L0yELAhD MCNAOh, Register
sZ3w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22
M.LENETHAN,s EsTATE.

~ sIAfE o. NFkagsT, Mao shesteF District 5
AtA Probate tyHft held ~ Manchester within
auA iaf ssld District n Manchester, Oh The 18Th
dAy II April, A. u 1913
Present, Hon 4. y Bartog judse
Tie eGecEtDf % she estate n Aaacg dciaus.
than. late n Bzndgats ID SAID district deceased,
proposed - render AAai aeeJaal ~ LIE adaila.
lstfal4n aH sAld estate
Hhefuupgn Il s2s ordered thsi H&.d sae94gt
bs enauiled f8f allowances Al Probate l3uFt ~
bs held Il the PROBATE Qihso ia MabGhetlsrt 10
sald distflet % the 95ih day u Jane 1918 sad
that ngtiae thereof b. given . al gefsous inter
Gated ~ pablIanlag = tsftihod copy u said
sfasf thfee sesk : sacesssiseiyIl tbs Manchester
Jgl HKAL = newspaper PHatsd a. sal1 Aanehes.
teY previous u cad tia.e " bearing.
4 tfua Es ord
Attest, LOFELAAD MgAb0h Register.
true aogY - faoaFd,
Attest, ilOfEI.AhD Mt6s0h. Register.
sGsu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22

taaH Tbc state bad better contribute
largely 10 The capital oi This eanal rather
thar not have Il completed Once done
millions q dollars wonil bc added 70 the
wealth 81 tho state and every man who
uacs 4 barre flour would share n Is
beucfts.-N JahBaHr8 C7tel4aj0H
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22
STATE ITEMS


Two prisoners escaped from the Addi- ,
son County Jail at Middlebury, the other
night by saving off the bars ola window,
leaving the Jail tenautIess.
Although mauyWindhamCounty farm
ers have failed to receive remunerative
prices for their last years crop of tobacco
there will be a larger acreage devoted to
/ the weed the coming season than ever,
j. E,ley 81 Go, manufacturers ofcottage
organs at Brattlcboro. occupy seven build
ings, employ four hundred workmen,
make ZOO instruments per month, and the
extent Of their business is about eight
/ hundred thousand dollars annually,
The furniture establishment Of EinkIe,
Hollender & StilIman, at West Brattle-
boro, was destroyed by fire, Tues day
evening. The origin Of the fife was de-
fective chimney. Nothing of consequence
was saved and the loss falls heavily on the
| firm.
At st Adams, on Thursday afternoon,
Charles Mulholand, a lad thirteen years
Of age, in attempting to get offthe freight
train, was caught between the cars and
received fatal injuries.
a young woman Of some twenty years,
becoming weary Of life attempted TO
drown herself Wednesday in the river,
some half mile below Bristol village.
A Mr.. Smith saw her jump in, rescued
her and carried her to a honse near by in
an insensible condition.
Special from Colebrook, N. II. May
18th, TO the Boston JourRat, gives the
following interesting bit Of intelligence:
Hon. Julius Converse, Governor Of Yer
mont, and Miss Jennie Martin of Wood
stock, Vermont, formerly of Sratsford,
N. II. were married tonight at the resi-
dence of Geo. Parsons, Esq, in Column
bia, n. H., by the Rev. Mr.. Tewksbury
of Gorham, N. II.
A man named Day died in Bristol, re-
Gently, who for ten years has been a re-
cluse aud seldom out of his domicie.
Ills meat aud drink for fifteen years was
New England rum. lie was man of
good education aud was smart naturally.
Day had a strange partially for CATS, and
at his death owned q old ones, some doz-
en- middle aged ones, and ten Filters Of
kittens, lle left handsome property.
Last week the father of Stiliman ficleh-
er, Zone Of the editors of the New En-
gland Former,) aged 30 years, residing
at Hale Hollow" in Plymouth, VI,
walked from his residence TO the Five
! Corucr," distance OF over Two miles 10
visit hi, fellow towusnau, Esquire Slack,
himself nearly 100 years old. These boys
are both ia pretty good health, aud are
said 10 have mutually enioycd the visit
much.
NJ tasa H,.... "a, p,,,a,,b r..
co,,i. n,..ro. h.l.l 5u' a .iugpls,. manner
He had heavy head of hair aud a heavy
ml beard. A few weeks ago, iu taking
off bis bat. he wac SURPRISED 20 find q
large amount Of hair loosencd and ready
to fll Oft, aud tine rest together with hjs
beard followed in about u week. Mr.
+ Lille !, a strong well man, and IL Is diff
cult to account for thi. wonderful freak
OF nature.
The Musical Festival, at Rutland du-
ring the past week was well attended
aud "a great .uee cs.. The chorus WAS not
large bat very good and undcr the eHic-
! ieut lead .rship of Carl Il rrrahn aid some
very good work. The Germauia Band
makes one Of the Gaest orchcslras aud
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22

II .n.-. 'p--.....-... f-...-
- -
-. -.
,t..so., ,s-s
frtsia oft's*
Iwant TO start North in saarch Of
the North Pole, about the 10th of
JUue ] want 90 step on the way for
about one month and, then pitch INTO
the White Mountains for the month Of
July and part of August i don't
know but F, would make a pause vita
you at the Equinox, for a month or
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22

Ma Elizabeth Caay Stanton a.
e.sss Carrying 6se aar into Africa with
tsaefnae IaaHeelat speech $50 said
Garry tae war. II nerd ben. sasa
yaf aaH families ia tbs lahy
~ nithaai lbs lbe husbands sA'a
vlibaut lu,tgas, she hsme wilb0at
care. ufM she men give TO- When
tbey God ibeif comfort depends eB ai-
hmaz aa lhe ballot they win wheel
into lIae and give il t. u.s. Wo give
fHf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22

some of the Boston papers, the
Springfield Republican aud one or two
Vermont papers are evidently down Oh
she Vermont Central as managed by
GOV Smith. and say very malicious
things This Is IS hat thc Boston Herald
says;
The investigation into the affairs Of
the Vermont Central shows pretty con
clusiyoly that the management Of this
road has been fully "up to the times"
Neither the Union Pacific nor the Erie
can show more ingenious devices for
enrichiag ring" at the expense Of
the stockholders. Ex.Goy. Smith
seems to be worthy to take his place
in history with the other distinguished
nngmasters o. this wonderful age.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22
Nervous sad sick Headache aad
Neuralgia

In almost every instance these diseases
are produced by arrangement Of The d..
gesllyc organs, and liver disease. Rarely
indeed, would any ono suffer from those
disease. II they kept their bowels regular
aud digestion good By proper attention
to the liver, which &. the great governor
Of these functions This can be done by
taking Dr. pjerce's Golden Medical Dis
coycrg, with small daily doses of his
pleasant Purgaliye Pellets; they re-es-
iablsh the action OF the liver, thereby
eilectually removing the cause Of those
diseases, 6s3.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22

Wanted tawCg Coo every town as
agent f3r She CoutNs sruL PlowS For
terms. etc. address, Collins & Co., 2l2
Water 81. New York 393mxs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22

The Springfield KpH5haa gives ,be
following t.i AZ advice Heres 81
example Zee YOU Vermont kaue
County Ill refuses paiDtblaak 60 he.
come $40 accessory ailer the fast by
accepting Gen Famswouh's present
sad viii turn over the stolen money to
tae treasurer u the United States -
Jgstia Morrill, deserves just that sort
If rrbakC. aud We shall continue 30
hope that be may get it,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22
IN BANKRUPTCY

Ia the District Court n the United States for
the District u Vermont
In the mattor Of JoHepl s. CRrpe Ter BANK
rupt Ia Bankruptcy.
70 the creditors ~ said bankrupt, aud al 9th
err whom Il mas concern The undersigned ~.
signee Of the estate Of said Btnkrupt hereby
RiYes notice that Il has been ordered by the
District Court Of said District, that the sec0nd
aud third general meeting ~ the creditors ~ said
Bankrupt. be held at the office 0f A. T. Lyman 10
Bennington, IA said District on the lGth day ~
June A, H., 1873, at O'Clock 4. st.. before A. +.
Lyman, Register ia Bankruptcy fur the parpo@
named in the 27tl aud 18Th sections ~ tho Hauk
rupt Act. u March the al, 1867. aud this IL also
10 give notice that have hled my final account.
~ assignee Of raid Bankrupt, aud that 81 said
tim aud place, I shall apply 70 raid Court f9r
the settlement Of ssid account, sud for dis.
charge from all liability ~ assignee 81 said
tate 10 accordance with the provisions Of said
18th seoilun.
Dated At Bennington IA said District, ttis ism
day 0f Mas, 1873
523u1 q. T. HOUGHToN, Assignee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

~ This IL to give notice that on the 18th day
Of May 4. d. 1873, II WARRAeT TX BAsKRun rer
was issued against the estate Of Solomon Wright
4 Co, of Pownal, in the county OF Bennington and
state Of Vermont, who has been adj I'D ged Bank.
rupts their Creditors Petition that the Payment
Of any Debts aud Delivery " any Property be.
longing TO said BAukrupla 10 them, OF for their
use, and the Transfer Of any Property by them,
are forbidden by Law that Meeting Of the
Creditors Of said Baukrupta TO prove their debts
aud TO choose one or moro AssigBees Of their
Estate, will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy b
be holden at the office Of A. ?, Ltman. Esq ia
Bennington IN the County u Bennington, aud
state u Vermont before A. +. Lyman, Erq..
Register, on the 3rd day Of June, 4. D. 1873, At
10 o'clock b.
THOMAS PAIL y,
523sr Deputy T. IS Marshal, ns Messsngef.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22
FARM FOR Situated about

one mile north OF Clarksyille Ia Landgroye,
w. Said farm contains about $50 acres Of good
land, we'll watered, running wafer 10 hoase aud
barn, A portion of the moving lands are inter
vale. The land ~ easy Of tillage, with suitable
buildings, a sugar orchard with 800 trees aud
sugar house. The farm IL PLEASANTLY situated
on the road from Weston 10 Peru. II will be- sold
at bargain, For further information inquire OF
the proprietor on the premises
ISAAC DAVIS, it,
LlDdgToye, Vt, Jan. 20, 1873 85lGmg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22

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MONUMENTS, TABLETS,
AND CEMETERY WORK
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MARBLE AND GRANITE
r,,,. e.,,ba.,.e.o, ia. ,coo,rea the rsnnt.-
T i,o- b9'r 'hann at ANY other Works -..,
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
GALAXY COURSE.
U Mr. G. Il. A. McGEACHY, Director.
EVERY TUESDAY
CHIyRCH OF THE DISCIPLES


The Director fy q The ssH slLhx9 9spSGF
od Sa Sayq o as
In the Whole history Of the Lyceum in this country
can be safely said that no one lecture course ever before
many varied orders Of eminent ability and disciplined
been in other
but such concert OF power and N various
or
s S te achieved q
the iyeeum platform Of New York or it IS believed in
a1y Sypsans dickinson the sALAxx COURSE
afent ever Secures and in her case talent
nent and popular. An orator By mature. debater q
1.s holds @
t. with them Their homes Tor dsiighta! reasc
and Is aGnorea .c Sysr hs land for
sons % name has become houssaoId word eyerywhere
The splendid 5ssnus wSss follow: Miss Dickinson |,
our mos. e oTy M
and s M ss %
study Grace dreenwoodv with all the wehery Of her
soul DS ssSs Borne S
every NOOK and corner Of the land young and
platform Hall the polished itersear great lawyer
SS anS sna sS h
own platform. eloquent everywhere.
GoGRss the Pass ;S..s with
seasons shall present like banquets.
sEs sE:s Ess 3ss4 4 4ss4 { BESE|s:Ss s B|SEHs:$s
OPENS WIEH yHE COURSE
:gs ,ygs sEH zsS zSgS shS *ESrSShs spys.Sslss
HTs o'cIocK PREcisELY
q al ssse te se III
@ vnSn Ssanq S S, er aa
pRE6foRY No west twenty third street under Fiish
Avcnne Hotel.
FOR TE sxEE OF 4s5 GouEss FdKsrs
Tickets OF admission to the entire Galaxy OF
able only at the DREcToY No. West twenty en- %
street
pRooRLyN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
SuE WpREp rkEsrpeFTkdn
roEEShhap 1s!S EWS SEssSHsGE'
FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER H.
RRooKLys ACADEMY. sALyINI MONDAY:
night but one Of ssaos la sSkFE sAFEiS SyLE Il LhEso0kn
sALvTNI in his greatest rolc. .c0RRAD0
A REAL OLD ENGLISH CAsTLE.-THE LAST
grand picnic Of Ne hs.x cios, Of The rarn
PARK Union Hill ill., Prias shooting prize bowling 70
ssommen a. o'clock: dsneins az Admission only
Sfn s ops sns and s
S w c Union n & le IL 70 n ean
II rainy all day next good day.
DANJo. SONG AND DANCE, JIG, CLOG AND IRISH
- jig dancing taught for the stage Bogan's simplihed
AZ bnsn g pa
out M PSSe S ssnGs al nrce &C. near aovorv
rrHE BANJO TAUGHT BY FRANK h. ooNvERsR.-
dSe S ne sna ase i au aps Fond
Co, r. Gordon and the profession generally Address
at international suroaR OF Art " Vmvcrstv Dlaces
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
GENEVA CROSS.

With q truth it may be
said that a more evenly bal
anced cast was never pre-
sented. There was not a
daw from the beginning to
the end. The stage settings
surpassed the triulnphs Of the
scenic art at this theatre
which won the homage ofthe
town last season. Mail.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
GENEVA CROSS.

To the excellence with
which the Geneva
Cross" was set upon the
stage and to the great merit
OF the acting we can hardly
do justice-Miss Rose Ey-
tinge, Miss Weathersby, Mr..
G. K. Thorne, Jr., Mr.. Rob
son, Mr.. Mackay and Mr..
Parselie all shared in the
honors of the representation,
and were repeatedly called
before the c urtain-Tribune.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
GENEVA CROSS

Mr.. Rowe has invested this
story with an intensely ro-
mantle interest; he has
woven into it poetic fervor.
sweet with fragrant thought,
and elevated by noble senti-
menta There are in all four
acts, each OF which reveals
some new scenic splend0r.
The Geneva Cross has at
tracted more atten ton tlan
any new play produced in
this city IN yearS--Com-
Bulletin.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
GENEVA CROSS.

It cannot fail on account
of its own merits and the ef
fechve manner Of its presen-
tatlon to have a very long
and successful run. .-Herald.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
GENEVA CROSS.

Miss Eytinge, who ap-
peared as fhe heroine, proved
that she had gained rather
than lost during her absence
OF four years from the stage.
In the third act Miss Eytinge
seized the strongest sitna
tlons of the piece with strik-
ing effect admirably por-
traying the horror and
dread which ii demands, and
causing the theatre TO ring
with enthusiastic applause
Graphic.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

Dnrng the representation OF the drama Mr; FRANK
FRAYNE will perform marvel unparalleled. that OF
shooting an Apple from the Head OF Lady in full view
audience with his back turned to the OBJECT
rifle his shoulder and looking In an opposite drec
tion- This is q genuine shot
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
Scene 1.-The village Home The Wedding Morn.
Shakes and shvers Joes Opinion Of Good Old Bourbon
The Tempter and His Victim. Pure Cold Water Shakes
Unsteady shivers IN DESPAIR. The Triumph Of Vice.
Scene H.-Queen Morpheus
'You have beheld the first stage OF drunkards life;
In dreamland now I'll rack his brain,
Then TO scene Of truth and beauty bring him back
again.
Scene Iu.-The Dream Of Fate. The Home OF the
Drunkard. The Wretched Wife and Her Starving Child,
The Besotied Husband and His 1empter The Wedding
Ring be Pledged Tor Rum. Tom Stokes and Lucy. The
Double Murder.
scene Iy.-shakes and shivers, Temperance Lecture
in Chapter. Shakes with the Shvers. Joe's Prom
Use. Poison. Note-During this Mr.. j. Frank
Frayne will execute the marvellous feat Of shooting
apple the head OF Miss Clara Butler with his back
towards her and looking in opposite direction.
Scene y-The Cell OF the Condemned Murderer See
What Rum Has Brought Him to- Wife, Child and Friends
Have all Fallen Sacrifice to His Fatal Appetite. A
Dying Mans Last Request Awaking. The Wedding
and Happiness Health and Prosperity will Always
Spring from the Use OF Sparkling Cold Wafer.
This Drama is he best WI have
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
GENEVA CROSS.

1t is q model Of symmetry
In form and a mingled
strength and delicacy In
style. Portions OF its dialogue
are as tender and graceful
Us anything in the writings
of Robertson Tribune.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER 1S7s-QUADRUPLE
ADJUSTMENTS.

Asp snoADTA9 AZ sA9ADwz4 THEArnE BEGINS ATS
and Balcony 81 Dress Circle, 81 Family Circle, SOc;
Sole Lessee and Manager. AUGUsTIN DAILY
MONDAY, OCTOBER O. AND EVERY NIGHT
ns world rshswp'S SR. ahalSfss! EMSsT comedian
pear lor the nrsi times since his wonderful success IN
tic modern drama, entitled
w,,,,.n .,n,sIIv TIE MI MEEEY RI SWISS , BOY :, HAM,
order give due and effect this PLAY
the elaborate and rstic costumes which he
He also purchased OF the milk wagons peculiar
IN ana order to saa Gsr s e he IN
ns anss a ss Play d Il na ss
in variety and effect any collection previously
asSsd an sp and Whose M
ne hopes he has snccsssgily r COPIED Pr np.u
Max. Mme Barbettes adopted SON,
Chevalicr Rockeigh, an adventurer .Mr g. De We're
General Graham travelling on the Continent o,a.s
Berhold with Lion Of Lucerne Mr. Martin Golden
Schopphausen, IN old guide and innkecper.
Julius General Graham's colored servant T. Curtis
In Hans ssryant q T. Sands Sands
Little Yose Max;; pet Carrie Bosche
Miss Annie Deand
Carne her daughter ........... Miss Minnie Walton
Amy Graham the Generals niece Miss Rosa st Clair
Minna Miss E. Wood
Fruisellers. Peasants Soldiers, Flower Girls. &c.
ACT FIRST-Scene-ALPINE VILLAGE-New-STAN-
FIELD
The Adopted Son. The American Guest Song, Il
Como ComeL Arrival OF MAX from the Valley. Song,
~ Love the Little Babies" Max's AvowaL Song,
"Wenkn composed by Mr. Emmett Max's Rival
Song Serenade-"WAKE OUTn Music composed by
Desperate Attempt The Chevaer, Who can he beS
ACT SECOND-scene tho same-Moning Spring,
Spring. early Spring song, Sour Krout with Banjo,
Song "Oh, jolly Good Time We Have Oh, Yes Das
So" Composed by Mr.. Emmett Carline's Plot Bruno
Bewltched. The Stolen Papers Max Accused. Treach-
erous Rival. The Chevalier at Bay.
: ACT THlRDzscene Frst-lion Garden. A Father
MAYS ENTERTAINMENTS
introducing the following Songs and Dances,
composed, selected ana sung only by Mr. Emmett.
!. Come Buy My Flowers 2 Climb Up. Climb Up.
3. Who Wants Some Millka. 4 Shonnie Vas a Nice
Young Man. g. oh Joe, oh Joe, Hand
Around the Beer
BER1HOLD'S PICTURE OF THE LION OF LUCERNE.
CARLINE'S PERIL-THE ALARM.
Scene second. .,,schlopphspsen's Inn On the Track.
Nest Scene Third-The Eagles Nest new, Stanfeld).
Bruno's Retreat in the Rocks Carne Prisoner. The
Chevalier Proves Himself Man after ALL The Terrible
Risk OF Max. The Defeat OF Bruno. Max Made Happy
Man Finale-Song, That's Where the Laugh Comes
mp KoO koo.
MAX MATINEE
SATURDAY, at lL.
Seats secured six days in advance.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

A CADEMY OF MUSIC. SALvINI.
LAST NIGHTS IN NEW YORK OF
SIG TOMMASO SALvINI,
THE GREATEST LIVING TRAGEDIAN,
who will appear
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, OCT z
IN HIS RENOWNED ROLE OF PAOLO.
IN THE GREAT TRAGEDY OF
FRANCESCA DI RIMINI
sIGyoRA PIAMoNTI. as FRANCESCA
THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. g.
FIRST PERFORMANCE IN AMERICA OF
THE GLADIATOR.
SIG. SALVlNI.. as.........THE GLADIATOR.
BROOKLYN sALyINI TOMORROW.
MORTE CIVILE
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

1(ESTAuKANT FRANCA1S, 81 WEST ELEVENTH
street. between University place and Filth avenue.
New York.-Tabe dhotc at 10 y. NJ Furnished Rooms
end AnartnentA CHAs. JACQUES Propriotor
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

-
RRooKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
the world-famous comedian,
Grand Opera House Dramatic Company from New York
Mr.. D. H. HARKrNs, 'nS'uuins
Mr 'AANA nffDcaasNEk Mr. GAS. NEEkcLERo &C., &C.,
Miss FANNY HAYWARD,
Mrs g NJ. W.. MaIS2T SfSA vAnrAs &C.. &C.,
WIN yin appffaGTE pfGEs5AY fS5 TWO osTGsEs STSaEs only
in Mr. AuGusrIS M DAYS Las. Great Local Sensation
Or and YFM SS1DHTa SSHf Sc$5sSS = REfS' is
in shakspeares most Fascinating and Gorgeous Fairy
MlDsuSSGR SsHff'R''sS SlshFs sHiFsd DREAM.
Mr.. q. L FOX in his great gre part Of BOTTOM.
Tickets Tor sale at the Academy
RooTH's THEATRE. JEFFERSON
j. 3. BOOTH. TH..............solc Lessee and Manager
ana IASt 5osafa HfN JGfRESsoS : ri Sasssemsn'0
MONDAY, September %, and every evening during the
"ssS'siSsGR' SosEFG SI:Pfaa& iEPFhksoSN sH5SNP''
RIP vAN" "swrSKLE
ssF
SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. !, FIFTH and LAST
THE NEW svsft aAsDALEN
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 6, 1873
engagement of
MAGGIE MIfCHEBL,
who will appear
FANCHON. THE CRICKET
Supported by
MR. JAMES w. COLLIER AS LANDRY
:! Seats may be secured SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE AT
THE BOX OFFICE of the Theatre its Branch Ticket
0icc. at the Music Store of c. a. Dson Co., I'll Broad
way.
GAN FRANCISCO MINIsTRELS,
- HooLEY's OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN.
MONDAY EVENING, OCT c.
BIRCH, WAMBOLD AND BACKUS
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS
First week Of the
GREAT COURT SCENE,
OTHELLO AND MACBETH
NATIONAL AMATEUR GYMNAsTIC AND ATHLETIC
IN Tournament-Academy Of Music saturday EVENING
November Ill, 1873 Music by Dodworths tut 0rcncs,a
Tickets for sale at quarters No East Twenty cHnsn
street; VIM. Wood Young Mems Christian Assoc
s, Strasburger, No. Maiden lane; VIM ~ an WySk
No. S6 Beekman street u q. Sands (Genung ACo1, NO
81 Union square, New York Turnvcren, East Fourth ST
rrHE STAGE, THE PULPIT AND THE BAR
Parties desiring thorough Instruction, with practical
axperspoa% addyess Y, y. station fs
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

nALY,s BROADWAY THEATRE,
IL 723 AND 730 BROADWAY. BEGINS ATT
Carriages may be ordered for ii. Prices Orchestra
and Balcony 81 50 Dress Circle, 81 Family Circle. 6Oc
General Admission, 81.
Sole Lessee and Manager. AUGUSTIN DAILY