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DYNEVOR TERRACE.
BY CHARLOTTE NJ. YOSGE
Forming volume Of the Illustrated EDITION OF Miss
Yongss Novels ! VOL, Rmo. Cloit. Price II -.
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NOT WISELY, But TOO WELL.


Author Of "Comeh Up Flower" Goodbye Sweetheart p ct
I vol I2mo. Cloth Price, 81 50.
This completes Of this authors writings in uniform l2O.
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and he similar building and lot 1881 front; irregular located ami
novp As No. street. whole comprising of the
most property the island and By far the largest Offering
puhe which will have taken place for number OF The
terms remarkably favorable 10 cent Of the purchase
money nav remain mortgage the option
~ he purchaser Further particulars descriptive be OBJ
taipei al The Office Of the ancioneers.
sales ad-esed take place the Exchange Tor lotedl from
MOudav Feb. o. to SATURDAY March l. 1873 nciusiye'
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By james Miller legal sale direction OF Z. Holmes
Cwfor referee base Of lot 2JT9l located the souhery
aide Of senty-drstst 100 feet westerly from Teuh-aye.
Legal direction VIM. H. Leonard lots
souhery
% 2l8 feet eastery from LeIngtcuaye-
Blocker legal sale, Of David
referee premises located aud known No "a Hudson rs
feet front 81 e rear 1851 and 7f7.
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Too Much tor agisss.

4 1ad case. says tho Pittsburgh
Leader, In. i,,.t come to light In brad
dock fields. 4 man residing hsre, who
lai n small field within tho fields, found
himself md his little family surrounded
i,y roia,o.bupa. with stripes NJ and
dawn, aud .elne VI them eronswisc. Ito
tried nll kin,lr II remedies. but tho
bugs rnottua at him In corn and made
hostile demonstration. lie WINS a.lyis-
"a - Try tie tobacco euro. Ilc did y.
llo bought paper II llne-cnt md con'-
lnenecl chewing Il, |. was his first CT
ioI, nj chewing, liz won't out mud
~. baskctfnl ~ bug. aud .luirtcd
tho tobacco juice III their eyes, aud
they snapped ,he'r tails mud paved
around ~ II they we're mad. liz got
away with about half ~ tho paper VI
ano.eu, when be commenced 10 grow
white about tho gils. Ito Ibid tho
basket that had tho hugs III II down
md put hir hand up 10 bis forehead aud
found cold sweat standing On his brow
H. .al 10 his vito, My dear, nm
panied 10 announce TINT ] have thu
elieleu. I'ly. II you would sase your
.elI, l.ea,c me ~ my fate, aud sssk
rafe.y III flight. " And then he ct ~
sick he couldn't contain, himself Or any.
thing ll,n wife rushed away down
ii thu fields, md In few minutes had
,he whole borough In NJ about tho
,,Lplpra. lle recovered. but sa,s no
lun't believe Ia DISCRIMINATING potato
hugs III tobacco juice,
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NnNtisls lOr the GARNER.

Only g,al farming rass, lie who
..,v. or .lant. witlrut REASONABLE, IN.
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=
The pOlOeo.

From planting " cooking. and n all
procc.se. between and including, pota.
toes AFRO nnlnc.,ianably tho abused
thing. cultivated for human use, and
III tho long catalogue ~ errors peculiar
10 this excellent csculuni, ono of tho
mist outrageous il neglecting 70 har-
80. them ~ soon ~ they are ripe.
NJ other crop u 20 fuully maltroatcd
III this way. When any other crop
|. fully matnrcd, the farmer secures
|, d, once. lest Il waste aud decay,
Potatoes. being out VI sight. ars out u
mInl until 4 convenient aoasoil. Whom
lilo farmer ran dnJ nothing else ~ 10
he ligs them, aud .hen. psrhaps. CON-
plains " thom for being VI bad char
after. Any other crop would - -
hui o. worse II treated IL similar
manner. Potatoes arc not unfrequsnt.
u leit Ii tho ground several weeks 4.
ter being ripe. N though they wore
dead stone. and Interchangeable, instead
u living. rsrishsble organisms. subject
70 All tho conditions, transformations
aul diseases thu. pertain 70 all vital
structures.
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/ tsHAkata tAsssss NsHtsnN ~
ostMssAs mtea

fss - tssAssss 49,
Nt*Ma MNssa tmsa $500 e. 1888
- t $3.50 " IN fsA .Atae
fAsst sts - ~. So hsa4s
90 lkn +A AaAs ~ ~ aEs#msh
49, hf n 80 ssemMA Aaees
E4 i $500 lss ssA~~ #a.r8s ~As~sn
ls9AsA e4ssA iall~a ~ pa "
NJ HAtA 49, 'asa ~ Y sss~Asan ra
AZ 800 N - tiHHf vhste 3A# ~t~s
H, a. peai hess IL s.s k~~ nsA,
tatl a stail n tsssata " r. as#~r
M etsAN IA ! fs4linw~is AnA s~srAi
III lHgsasss sAsH shss ~ss u H. s#sv
~ sAt#4 - l*s AasaaHA isAsi.E
~ - w. u HAF N ~*srA il hshA
~ $50 A. - hHas#E Y n sAnss
NJ sttsw IL tasi.sA tas issv ihe. sasa
eaait sine N'tae ia NAfih shAs aesmAH
IA NJ. anl ssaltei A~~a We Tafrs
vHtsus sef m she raa. = even atsam.
IA .taa sNA aue could lse ~ idiut.e VA
" ieAte IL .lettr WI sentsr W. Atvrlsi
III Ut Ht \, iesst shs, l. the suras,,ir
Is - nesghbat# ~ha wsfe bfaaghl eas
lA to rrAsh thai followed @w husti
b.tl .4an. nuI hsah A.*h.rsn, ana
,ilre very ,ista rslire.l naeAersl .heu,.
ihs ntfet ihe gst,len anil smashing
tiaen tl,r shtullert. and hv MS
uiee sight sas tho, unhappy man,
vhsa lhr, e., him ~ his feet There
uast'i dft ihrsaa nn him, suI hi-
lair vas fnIl "A hi,s IL markerrl. Anl
une a Ills shoulders was on, II Joint,
AMI III. coas was srli, the whole length
IA tho hack, and hr appeared u 10 out
II his heal lie was carried Into thu
hpuse w same IL the n,cn. and lsil on
i hid, while n,l,rr went after loctor
au,l sixteen women assembled In tho
front room. AMI talked IN whispers
nlnu, thu in-eru,ahle ways " Proyi-
icner, aud villa, warning this was
to the people who never looked whero
they were going.
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ny kArtAniAE VAN pHAEckES.

2"
| have made an excellent preserve
from, untirc melons, the green part u
water melons. anl ei,rots. IN imitation
II preserved ginger. have not tho
rcrcir, here, In, nm pretty snro II n
this: boil IN alum watcr---a Tablespoons
ful to about two gallons --parc, cut In
pieces. lay IN water for ono Or two days
10 takc out tho alum taste. Tho pieces
should not he quite soft, but like sweet
cucumber pickle. Drain vol. make
syrup ~ sugar. 4 pound y zach pound
VI melon, d pretty strong aayoring Of
ginger, as hot an may DO liked, renem-
herring that when boiled Il will taste
hotter. little mace. and tomo lemon
peel. ~ essence ii lemon 10 taste. Boil
tho pieces In this I'LL elcsD. tnripe mol.
81. arc soaked for some days ~ hrinc,
eu, up. and frcshencd In cold water DO
fore boiling In alum. This preserve
requires watching. being worry apt %
mould.
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~ aHs8F hsas wH# : AZ &C. F
lite rk#s / As 49, - a4Hts
VI Ft $3.50 N~t
- A4seae II W. ttutla mAht
~ $50 tAt4HH ~ 49, 4 $3.50
~At iAt 49, tAsA isHA.si II VI 80
$3.50
49, | j. aaiA ssesn ~ tsil
" Alet l~sllaeei
n W4ans $50 | hsltA II sAs1iRssAAA
sra'sse, eas 's4Aaui 80 y, Fssss
hna
SsWr N8HBHssie wtNl IN ra~ Vt
,ltsaeess tlsa ~ lsssAmt slest ~.
aaFh II ssiatt, ai Il ~ Tier ~
ttrlEti IA 49, ts.alti l.ati M me-
4 ,tarh 80 fs pW FHaf i
klaslaH ~, Fl ltn 81. iaasf IL ~
keeping ahl mna maiaiain u trHl.
-
That sta lave alteAl, aate" ~.
~rfssl WI sterling lealiae through
emasians npv " him ~ II M Mite as
rnaw
Then he tiirus, upon Ter the twenty
dollars ~he bal jas, rail him
M, Mr sterling all The willow.
i, shall Ia "a | will, WAS The re-.
.l,onsc, ~ wunll rather lpne, lire
than suur money. E,rry dollar unull
burn NJ, conscience like Ii,r GOALS !
hut keep .hia last payments slinll
fccl better" ntsci The willow
No, madam. YOUR husband honnr
never had Il STUN All men knew him
10 be pure aud upright. When tod
touk him llc assumed MI III earthly
debts afd iii MT leave upon you the
heavy burden Il their payment. l'nt
Ii, lrtt sou With another AMI more
sacred obligation which you have over
loekcd In l,ar,.
'Mhat, asked tho widow. IN an nj.
most Stalled voice
afo minister u the wants Of Your
children, whome you have rinulira and
denied III their tender years. giving a
4 4 Ill Ill II.
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Water for making len should 10 u#cl
tho moment IL hoils Tho reason ~
signed IA. that II Il II hoiling fur some
timr. III .he nar thai |. Ia II escapes
with tho steam, aud II will not tllcn
make toa of the ho4t flavor.
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4 rnyrniunt method ~ cleaning
a jar, bucket. tub ur barrel Il 10 place
y small quantity d lime Oh tho bottom,
anil thcn slack II with hot water. IN
which un much salt hns bcen Dissolved
~ !. win take up. Il will purify 4
like Il charm. Tie vessel should l,
covered ID kupn the steam In.
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Algcrnon ElthclrsI--.'Whnt do you
think x ny now portrait. 7 They ha,e
made no precious ur'y. haven't lhr,f
constantia Ie,iniu-~ .,ies they hive,
,ery, but II Ii d splendid likeness.
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= q. CAxrIELD
JERsEY STOCK.

The undersigned punH The Jersey iinll
brought ~ this Il i.ntry Nv nss Ihal,ssnn.
and will keep him "a hir Atahle In crr-eo.
for the use VI persiss nha wish II Improve
their sserk f,r BIZ ~pr,ief*. ta.ru will H.
VhMfesd llc ~aa rir,d Il, The full Llooicd
jersey Hull Malo, impaired ~ philaiel-
phtH. Nni from Il full hlooitd Jersey COW
cre~eo, April :,lh, in7i
Mui.nLN sTKnTllER
nvf;n1
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~ II. woots,

LIME SPRINGS STATION, IOWA
Real Istasr aud Collection ARrMs.
Take; n4il FOR nAli.reailents. III business
by mall will have frn,apt attention Unnsi
reference given when desired III
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VA q. Chamberlain. ~. -.

IL permanent, sasitcl ~
CNESisU t IhNAt
Where he II prepared to attend all ralls
az the rrul. .sian eiiher hs das ~ night.
ullire III pll.r II l,sMrA Nrl. Store
Residence eutnu. ii r.rk aAi Eel III Irer's
near l.. r CALDWELL I'll
All private discusses tlfiftiY enn'slshtiai.
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Will rep,ir CLOCKS, mi guarantee
satisfaction, Eser, clock warranted to run
ION time, or III l,ay lstins along Your
.lefsuliy. clock IL his residence, an High
street, west III thu Webster House, md ~
viii sst them rigi Charges reasonable.
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This really means that Gen Butler will work fer him;
for these Goa Nth one or two e.sep1n all 40
Presidents also Bntier will take OF them In that
10 got their cue The Butler men, under tactics con
ceved et the Custom house. are organizing the plan OF
the campaign for Boutwell, The Collector of the Port Of
Boston goes into the work He Is pleasing
Butler, and he Is making himself more secure.
BurLER's AID TO ROCKWELL DOUBTFUL.
The letter inviting Mr.. Boutwell, to be a candidate for
Senator. to which he 80 promptly and decisivey re-
spends Is signed mostly IL exclusively by the par
tisans OF Butler Yet there doubts TO how far
this engineering the part OF Butler is to help Mr.
Boutwell, Nobody questions that Mr.. Boutwell, Is well
fitted for the senatorshp. In everything but long expe
rlence At washington he Is generally held 10 be the supe
Butler Republicans II this were net so, Butler would
himself take thesenatorship II Boutwels election
to be regarded as part of Butler programme there Is
the risk that majority may unite against Mr. Bout
wells positive strength is due largely 20 the fact that he
IA deemed the most ut for the office. Nothing Is
more likely to remove this impression than for sus.
pcon TO get about tina. he is mixing III the little games
of the Essex hero
sin, the CHANCES seem yet in his favor. He would
make. on the WHOLE better Senator than any OF the
other candidates. He would not be influenced TO any
dshonorabe or unworthy act after he elected who
ever might nave been among his supporters His talent
cIdedy foe that In preference TO administrative Office
He TN Sy nature and faithful aud ndgs i
preston while in the House OF Representatives than any
considering the length Of his time OF service There are
OF US who feel more proud Of his record there than
OF that he mas mace later IN the Treasury department
The great bulk OF the business community think that his
secretary OF the Treasury has been sagaciOus
and SAFE This opinion Is shared altogether by
OF education and insight in business circles They find
administration 10 have been OF shifts aud expe
dents rather than founded upon sound principles OF
political economy. Mr.. Boutwell, has undergone a sim
luar change IN this respect. lie began life thorough
Democrat as Democracy used to be, believing in hard
money currency and opposed to interference on the part
OF the Government with the business Of the country
How entirely he has reversed these his admnstra
ton Of the Treasury Department demonstrates There
viii be less regret at his leaving 1t In some quarters be
cause OF this fact.
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CHEATING THE GALLONS.
-..@T-NIs4sa,
~~e-l. stsss..so -.
4 CAPTURED MURDERER TAKES 5rSfcHfisk

-
4 CAPTURED MURDERER TAXES 5rHYcHSisk'
WATERrowN;N. y, Jan. 11s-The dead body
OF a man was found uE4ef tho Ice in small creek near
Great Bend, 70 miles from here, on Thursday night,
Traces of blood discovered on the roaus'ae an
the tracks led to the discovery Appearances indicated
that tbe victim had been beaten aad subsequently SUI
located letter was found on the boy sho eoo lns'u'
of a sheet OF etter-papsr directed to Cha'S' "enAA
Copenhagen, N Y Officers went to Carthah 7" f -,
and this morning Dstrot.Attorney Williams B." '"0
following dispatch:
CARTHAGE. N. Y, Jan: 1.-THE murdered mani is
Charles Wenham, Englishman, Of Copenhagen. The
murderer rs Charles Sutherland or Copenhagen. The
evidence clearly indicating this last night dispatched
Chief OF Police Gufst and COnstables Budd, Hubbard.
and Irwin after Sutherland About 10 miles away they
found and secured the prisoner at II this morning and
started for Carthage Soon after starting the prisoner
went INTO fits and spasms and soon died Evidently he
had taken poison before the officers got him, but he
denied IT, On arrival here at 81 Dr. Peden was called
in and at once announced IL case OF poisoning Dy
stryehnne. On examination he discovered bottle In
his pocket with strychnne In it, We have the muir
derer but he has cheated the gaiows PROBABLY no one
else was connected with the murder
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THE TEA TRADE.

THE CHARACTER OF LAST YEARS BUSINESS
FALLING OFF IN THE SAN FRANCISCO TRADE
PRICES REDUCED.
The repeal of the duty on tea was the most nota-
bic event connected with that trade during the past
year. While the matter was pending in Congress,
little business was done, and when the Tariff act
passed all sales made for delivery after the LIST
of July when it went into effect. About 45,OO0OOO
pounds, or sufficient for one years consumption,
had then accumulated in the custom-houses, but as
great deal Of this was sold in advance the market
was not seriously affected by so largo a quantity
being ready for distribution free of duty But ship
ments continued nearly as usual from China and
Japan 2iSO79 f9 pounds having been exported from
June to Oct. 16, against 26092 ,262 in the previous
year, so that the market became well stocked, and
prices fell, causing serious loss to traders who
had bought abroad in expectation of an advance on
the rates current at the time.
The wholesale price of tea, in consequence of this
state of things now about % cents per pound less
than it was twelve months SINCE the duty making
difference of Is cents gold equivalent to about II
cents currency, and the decrease in value being
to cents 1t is doubtful, however, if consumers re-
ceive the full benefit of this reduction.
1t has been found that tea can be brought to New
York and even to ST. Louis, at less cost, by way OF
the Suez Canal than via San Francisco and the Pa
ciic Railroad. This has caused falling-of COM
pared with 1871 of about 100000 pounds in the
quantity imported by the latter route. San Fran
cisco is. however still the distributing point OF
very large quantity while reduction in the cost OF
transportation seems only needed to enable her to
more than regain the trade she has lost About hve
years ago. one-ffth of the tea consumed was i'm
ported from England but this indirect trade has
nearly ceased The tea trade with Canada has been
interrupted by the duty of 10 per cent placed on
Asatc products imported through the United
States in retaliation for the like duty imposed III
the United States to encourage domestic shipping.
The consumption of tea was never seriously
checked by the import duty, and has not been much
increased by placing it on the free list.
The production of tea at home remains practically
unachieved There are several parts of the country
where the teaplant would grow luxuriantly but the
high rates of labor current here render it impossible
to produce and manipulate its leaves with profit in
competition with the Chinese laborers, who each
earn less than ten cents per day.
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c0RNEIL UNIYER9ITY-

ITHACA, N. Y, Jan. 10.-The exercises of the
Winter term commence to-day, with full attendance Of
students. Tho names OF 40 students have been
registered Including one young lady. Prof. Greene
commences his lectures on American History" next
week Prof. Prentiss has returned from Europe, and
will resume his duties in the botanical department
Prof Anthony has been taking instruction under Prof.
Tynda, ia NewYork and Is expected at the University
this week, with complete set OF apparatus The Pres
dent Will have duties TO detain him at the University
this Winter, and Will probably abroad for his health
tanning notices Of the great journalist has grown 10 Inn
nense proportions under MIR. Cornelps hands. After
cataogung, the papers will be bound and placed In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13

DIED.
AMBLEROn Saturday jan H. John Amber aged 70 and
PuaSfs Service, will be bel. at the residence bis :oonaT I,.
Coor No Debeyosesye. Brooklyn. D. Tuesday Jan IL
n T. on wednesday Jan Is at II O'Clock a.
BARRON Thursday morning Jan g. after brief illness Of peuo
pneumOna, William A Barr, IN ne 10th year Of hissge -
ms J,n Hf IS AZ MI Funeral service at Trinity Chspe :a
s9s G s s S TasT1 P 'iS the A"
T;sSs GissP SSo. ss , w'n' jan
h Rev. si ts"s: Nj 1 3
sT = ss II M aud '..a! Of Rye V'''''''' County
RSALsSn Seventh y sr't month lA Mary SeA0''o "d'T
The s Ind friend, Of the family invited to attend her tuners.
On second day MOndsy). the lSh. at o'clock ~ irom he' s
residence rs west Tcnh-s-
NAV James Lorner Graham samae Dexter Bradford IN Tie -"
Tie friends Inc family OF bis brother John Heu Bradford and Of
b, brotherInsw Henry Hobart Porter are axiec 70 l'ea @ ~
10 O'clock.
BULKLBYA. TasryOwu Sabbath morning Jan H. Miss Jsae
Pu1era service. on Tuesday Jn at l9 M from her late real.
sISp Carriages Vii 10 waiting convey TIE friends who arc
respectfully invited q attend % wS s1 IsSs notice. ia'
cBRCHLLAt Greenwich Conn., on the lh inst Wn G. charcA-
paDe1 Si On TSssy the @ At 70 Friends of the family are invited
20 attend. ~ $50 ~
KrSastAsD-on Saturday evening the ih inst. Daniel Kas:
r. s; T,::s NJ Il; as %s: .s.;
next the 18th last, at 10 O'Clock a.
~ ~oN-on Friday Jan TO- AFTER short bat illness John
nlon, friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 stesd
Tue relatives % late residence No. 81 Bsnkst aonisy the
,1D ,uT - . evening First mOnh h Ann T.. wife
"a snhe ysaes IN the 77t year Of Asr age
Relatives Of the family akly on Pon,th AZ ism
inst, at o'clock p without further iny - -
VOORHIs- Son Friday jan TO- 1879 Abraham voo.- "Ssyl
His relatives ends respectfully invited 70 atte 0s funeral
late residence All Fihave, Monday 18th inst at O'Clock
The friends of the family respectfully requested 70 attend Vie funeral
from bis late residence 3West ihrfouh on THURSDAY Jan @
l0A N.
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THE DRAMA AND MUSIC.
TIE DRAMA.
LOCAL INCIDENTS.


/, erosb attraction will be afforded tonight,
&c OLYMPIC Thoater, in the shape of comic spec
- h.sed on tho story OF the Three Beautiful Prin.
-. 4, Irvins's Alhamhra" We have previously
go tacts OF public interest with regard TO this ven
- The Ahainbra" is IN three acts and we notice
~, xr Neil Warner will play chief part in It, Some
~ beautiful scenery may be expected, and consider
s Allowance Of froc and fun In other theaters the
.nns week viii be repetition of Its predecessor.
:, sothern viii keep on acting Sam. at Wallack's
|Sa,er; Mr. Edwin Booth will continue 10 play Richard
M AZ Booths Theator; MrUBrouRham's " Atherley
80 viii be nightly repeated at the Union Square
$500. Leo and Lotos' win dazzle and amuse at
sn,ss Garden; Round the Clock will be acted, for
=, sst tines at the Grand Opera House; am the San
rpeisco Mnstrels viii maze merry at the st. James
r1ater according TO their airy fashion. Mr.. Days
rnh Avenue Company appears this evening. at the
,rk Theater Brooklyn, under the management OF Mr..
Emp smith. and will act there all the week. Next
,,.,asv Mr. DAILY brings out "The Cataract OF the
80" at the Grand opera House, and on Tuesday OF
eeeR this energetic manager-undismayed by mis-
ure-re-opens his Fifth Avenue Theater, au7SO Broad
.,y and brings cut the play OF Alike" with which IL
=, his intention TO follow up New Years Eve" at
90 beautiful little establishment in TwentyfOurth-st..
:, T,ny Pastors Opera House. The Life OF Miner"
=, ,r,yed attractive. Mr. Pastorl himself appears
try night and gives the songs. dances, and character
,etrhes Cor which he IS popular and esteemed.
eghCh, AZ the Bowery Thoater, makes an important
a,turc this week entering into competition with the
ambitious spectacle thCaters OF the city. He will
az forward Mr.. Charles Fosters three-act drama
80 The Twelve Tempta IONS" originally produced
+ue Grand Opera House, and Mr.. J. B. studley will
sar IN it The actor Is fayorte, and the spectacle
: .,rtonnded OF glitter and mirth. The drama OF
.Busao Bill" is IN preparation here, TO succeed "The
twelve Temptations"