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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-12
nHIa COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
I LCkT STH, 1913.

In the matter OF the petition Of the 8nard
Of TruE SIS OF tn FlrSI IndeDsndsLt Con-
e-egaIionsl Church, OF Wheeling.
This DAY came the Board Of Trustees Of
the Fist independent Congregational
Church. O! Wheeling. and fled IS petition
Sorthe sale Of 'ot = D. 200. ~ the southeast
corner Of Chanltoe and Webster streets. in
the city of Whsslilg. upon consideration
whereof II e Crdsred thai notice Of the IL
ing Of said petition. and the object the-eO'
BE- given Dy POSTING ilss same on the Court
House door II Lae city OF Wheeling anu a.
some conspicuous placs OF the premises.
for the space Of ten days and published in
some Newspaper pjAaisd n Tie CITY OF
Wheeling. Jor Ave days, and thai the post
ing and publishing o copy OF this orcer
will be a sufficient notice. - - further or
iered that the said Bo2-d Of Trustees or Al!
other person interested n this application
may take dispositions 10 be reaa upon n
hearing OF said petition. after t-st giving
notice OF the time and pLsce Of the taxing
ofthe same by publishing tie nOiics n the
manner above specified, and n petition
Is ssIfGr bearing on the list cay Of : 1-y 30
sA,I-. g N'CQI.LOCE.
CGk.
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THE NEW ELAsTIC Truss.

N PORTANT INVENTION. IT RE-
y :ains the Rupture al all times-and under
.e hardest exercises or ssveresi strain. il
: worn with comfort, and # Kspi on night
and day. effects permanent -u-e n lew
weeks Sold cheap and sent by Mail when
-ecueStsd. Circular nee when ordered by
aJter sent - The Elastic Truss Co, No GSS
Rroadwsy, v. 7. City NOBODY Uses Msta!
spring TrQssas, ITO painful, they ST. . on TOO
frequently. mayo
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TOLEDO. july II

IOLEDc, J NV II.
FLOUR-Dul.
HEAT-U ncharged and dull ;
amber Michigan, seller July, 81 49s ;
No. , amber Illinois 81 g.
CORN-Dull and shade lower
high mixed 43sc: low mixed 4cc; no
grsdss 39Sc; damaged 33c.
OATS-Dnll with co sales
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L. L. 4 C.. q. z. LINE
Wheeling Library Association

W UStlnE hUfaIJ hsouIIn'!O-'
THE Rooms OF TIE WHEELING LII
hrary VIII be closed from the La OF July
uuCl The 2lst, for the purpose OF rsisilnE
the books AID renovation Of the HaIl. The
newspaperx mazax;neS and the law
library Departments VIII be open as
ukuai. An books mus be returned
not later than the 3th inst. and
no books viii be gwen out afser the ?1ta.
All persons nexlectinE this notice Will re
charged with such books as are not return
ed IN the time spectfed. and the rules N re-
gard 10 dnes vi ! be strictly enforced. 81
order Of the Board.
2. II. DARRAE.
funA Secretary.
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Smoked Tongues.

LOT 0F NICE BEEF Ton les JUST
A received rom Cincinnati
II SMITH.
I'D Corner Marx ef and Q ufncT streets
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Obscure Disc Asses.

No matter bow they originate, and
without regard 70 the sex OF the tufsr-
sr. are cured without danger or neon
venience, by Helmbold's Extract BQcnu,
the great Diuretic, which acts specid-
caliT upon the Kidneys, Bladder, srd
auxiliary orgsns No other prepsra-
ZION possesses the fully developed
nerita of Eelmbold's Ext-sct. Ii is
the oniy genuine Bucbu, aud il never
fails John F. Henry, New York sole
agent
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Sicily Lemon SUGAR.

rRyA CAN. UoyLY COSTS TWENTY
i've cenrA and Et4 make two gallons
cnoiee Lemonade. For sale oy
--- & J. sNYTH,
- Ca1cr Markst and Quincy streets.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Csal Property For
Gala

NYoTTCE IA HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishes TO sell un
Thole or in parfl that portion o. coal now
n his possession amounting 70 about 70
acres. located along the Ohio river about
one-thIrd Of mile north of the city irnifk
together with one acre Of surface AT the En-,
trance on the sade nearest the rive1, ana
three acres Of surface around the other IN.
france, hack Of Fulton. The vein OF coai
yiu Vary from feet inches 70 fest IN
depth. and could be conveniently shipped
py means OF the county road. or BY the Z.
". Il X + r. as the entrance on the rver
side is not do feet from eitae--
The above viii es sold on reasonable
.srns. or exchanged Tor good town prop
narl-h WALTER MARSHALL
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Hard Rubber Trusses.

NEVER ECyr. CEAFEOR SOIL BEST
~ IN use- n ErrEh supply has Just been
received. Also fTusses- supporter RTaces
and IaS,-rn sn;s IN great variety. The
lArxest and ndst c4mpleis stock n tse city.
Fos sale hy LOGAN, LIST q CO.
su>Ys DruEyisIs. Bridge Curner.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA.
u DEfRIC OF west VRGEIA, s S:
J. thornton Russell,
Steamer R. T. HndBon.
whReas Hbel hzs been fled n the Dis
uics Court Of the Unit ed States for the Dis
trict Of we4 virginia, On the tn dry Of
June, liza, by ]. 1nornion Russell against
the steamer & q: Hudson- l-er engine,
tackle, outfit apparel and furniture So-,
therefore, IN PURSUANCE OF the monition
under the zeal OF the said court 70 me direct-
ed and delivered, do hereby give pubic
notice TO al persons claiming the SAID
steamer. her engines tackle, oGt1L apparel
and furniture, or in any manner Interested
therein, that they be and arpaar before tie
said DistTicf Court 20 be he'd a. the CITY OF
Wheeling, IN and for The DiSl-5G OF Nest
Virginia, on the Srd dsy Of July, lS.2, Al y
O'Clock IN the forenoon Of thst dsy tprovid-
ed The same shall be day Of jurisdiction
otherwise on the rsIt day o. jur3sd!t!on
thereafter then and there 10 tnjeTPose
their claims and 70 make thEiC allegations
on that DehalE
HEDGMAy SLACK
z. e Marshal. District ". Va
By W. h lew ~, deputy.
JAS s. WHEAT, Proctor.
iul6t Wheeling. June IL Is-S-
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AGENTS everywhere 10 sell ou- new and
WANTED novel mo-olderng Machine.
send for Illustrated Circular 10 the Mckee
MANUFACTURING Company, $50 Broadway,
New York mayo
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:" G FL .

NOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO
work. Any persnn old or Young. OF
either sex, can make rom SO 10 50 per
week. al home o. in connection win oineE
rms pessL Wanted by all. suitable 10 either
city or country, aud suy season OF the year.
ms : rare 0 sTIS oai ~ money TO make
an to5snendenf living. No capital beng
-e11frsd. oar aInphlet "HOW TO MAKE
TVING," giving fpn Instruction. sent
~, receipt OF IL cents Address. A. BIZ KUN
q 90 Mor-tsania- Wektcnester Co, " \.
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Salubrious Climate, Pure Water
and Fertile Soil

render these lands tie mos; desirable OF
any now Offering N America.
Two trains Daily leave Leavepworth,
Lawrence and Kansas City for all points
on the
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100 Market street. Wheeling, v. Va. and
Main street. Washington. Pa would res
ectfully inform their friends AID the p1o-
lie, thai they have secured the agency foT
the celebrated
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THRPARLoR COMPAyIOy.

livery LADY WANTS ONE
EEvery man ought TO have one
SENT on receipt OF ten cents Address I. =.
EYDEk CO., l9o seventh Avenue y. /.
Boy.roN FILTRATION SIGNALS
GENT ON RECEi"T OF 3 CENTS.
SUpioue Printing and Publishing House,
s. vesey street, >ew YORK. nayS-c
THE BECKwTTE SD PORTABLE FAM
/ ily Sewing Machine, on 30 days TTtal;
many advantages over al Sausfacuon
Cr-anreed. or so refunded. sent complete.
with full directions Beckvlia sewing Ma
c-,na Com many 81 BROADWAY, Y
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Fish.

T0baccOS.
y. DRUMS CELEBRATED JUBILEE
Z'1Tv.s:
g csddis= @FTpEsr HrUihaTs' Ss-,es.
80 - A0ll.oE SaTy-
5-r-s
= Bright tvts- and gCu-&
II store and to- sale D.
rs N. RFE-E -
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
The Situation In Mexica.

From Mexico city we are specially in
formed by HERALD correspondence that the
annual rains have fallen in the Republic with
unusual severity, and that in some localities
the crops have been badly injured or cut off
entirely by inundations or heavy fall of
hail. The city Of Guanajuato was visited
by fearful storm, causing great destruction
Of life and property and suddenly reducing
very many families to q condition Of extreme
distress. President Lerdo's speech to the men,
bers Of the Seventh Congress Of the nation con-
tains an extended constitutional expression
Of the principles on which he has hitherto
conducted, and on which he hopes to main
tain, the administration Of the democracy.
Towards the close Of the State paper he
Without neglecting any Of its regu-
lar responsibilities the government has been
able to appropriate million Of dollars toward
the payment Of the loan, the purchase OF
telegraphic material and toward the recovery
Of the mint''-a novel, yet very pleasing,
condition of affairs for Mexico.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Wilkie Collins is i'll in Rochester.

Wilkie Collins is i'll IN Rochester.
Senator John Sherman, OF Ohio Is staying at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Vice President Wilson'S health Is completely re-.
stored. He says so himself
Captain Noodle, OF the steamship Cuba, Is quar-.
tered at the Brevoort House.
Congressman James A. Garfield arrived at the
Brevoort House yesterday from Ohio.
Congressman Alexander White, OF Alabama, Is
registered at the Grand Central hotel.
Congressman Robert $. Hale, OF Elizabethtown,
N. j., is quartered at the Hoffman House.
Mr. Jackson $. Schultz was passenger on the
steamship Cuba which arrived yesterday.
Congressional Delegate J. B. Chafree, OF Colo
RADIO, Is registered at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Congressman c. L. Merriam, OF Locust Grove,
N. Y, Is registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Judge Noyes, OF Vermont, eighty-four years old
is recovering from the effects OF q broken limb.
7, l.. Clingman, formerly United states Senator
from North Carolina is staying at the st. Nicholas
Hotel.
Bishop Doane, OF the Episcopal Church, was
among those who arrived on the steamship Cuba
yesterday.
Colonel John A. Brldgeland Of Indiana, who has
just received the appointment OF United states Con-
sul at Havre, was, before the war; the largest and
most successful tobacco merchant In the North
west At the breaking out OF the war he assisted
In organizing several batteries OF artillery; also
raised the First and Second Indiana cavalry In a
very short time. Subsequent TO the war he was at
one time In commercial business In this city, and
afterwards served two years as supervisor OF In
ternal Revenue for the state OF Texas Colonel
Bridgeland has considerable European experience
and a thorough knowledge OF international com
mercial matters. lie VIII leave this port Tor Havre
In the Perere at three O'Clock to-day.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

ACCIDENTAL DEATH is the verdict Of the
jury in reference to the cause of the sudden
cutting off from the living of young Leggett at
the Cornell University the other day. 1t ap-
pears that in process-a hazing process
preliminary to initiation into the Kappa
Alpha Society, Leggett was blindfolded, when
he and Lee and Mason, who were leading
him, all fell from the cliff SO much for those
brutal pastimes, inherited and retained in our
colleges from the days of the semi-barbarous
Anglo-Saxons 1t is to be hoped that the vio-
lent death Of young Leggett will lead to the
initiation in our colleges of new order OF
things in the place of such senseless brutal.
ties as those which cost him his life. {
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
TRIPLE S HE E 7.
New York, Saturday, October IS, 1873.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
To-Day's Contents OF the
Herald.

CUBA'S NEW RULER ON THE WAY TO
HAyANA-ENGLISH FINANCES AND THE
DRAIN OF BULLION TO AMERICA-SEvRNTH
PAGE.
WARRING UPON SPAIN THE CUBAN ASSAULT
UPON AND CAPTURE OF SANTA CRUZ
THE STATE OF THE STRUGGLE-FouRrH
PAGE.
THE RUSSIAN RIVER NEvA ovERFLowS ITS
BANKS AND CAUSES GREAT DAMAGE IN
ST. PETERSBURG AND THE ADJACENT
COUNTRY-SEvESTH PAGE.
THE REVOLUTION IN C0HAHUILA, MEXICO AS
SUMlNG A sANGUINARY AsPECTi AN EN-
GAGEMENT NEAR MoNCLovAi CONFLICT
ING CLAIMS OF vICTORYi BUSINESS MEN
ALARMED-SEvENTH PAGE.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE RESULTS OF THE
OCEAN YACHT RACES FOR THE BENNETT
PRIZESJERoME PARK RACE POOLS
TENTH PAGE
CONDITION OF THE FEvER-sCoURGED DIS
TRICTS OF THE SOUTH-sEvESTH PAGE.
VITAL NEED OF PROTECTION FOR THE
FORESTS THE VIENNA CONGRESS URGE
INTERNATIONAL ACTION AGAINST THE
SUICIDAL DEFoRESTING OF RIVER
SOURCES THE LESSONS OF HISTORY
FOURTH PAGE.
WOMAN'S LATEST THROEi THE UNIVERSE
RULED THROUGH THE CRADLE THE
CONGRESS GOES HOME TO CARRY OUT
THE NEW-OLD MISSION C)-THIRD PAGE
POWER OF THE PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY /
THE FINANCIAL STATUS OF AMERICA |
WASHINGTON ITEMs-sEvESTH PAGE.
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS AND TELEGRAPHS
ADVOCATED BY THE POSTMASTER GEN.
ERAL AS FINANCIAL AND BUSINESS
SAFEGUARDS-THIRD PAGE.
SITTER CATHOLIC DENUNCIATION OF THE
EUROPEAN PLOT AGAINST THE HOLY
FATHER, OF SECRET SOCIETIES, PUBLIC
SCHOOLS AND CORRUPT POLITICIANS
THIRD PAGE.
uLOSE OF THE PROSECUTION AND OPENING
FOR THE DEFENCE OF EDWARD S.
STOKES COLONEL FELLOWS EXCUSED
FROM TESTIFYING AS TO THREATS-FIFTH
PAGE.
MOST ATRoCIOUs MURDER, BY A BRAZILIAN
JUDGE, OF A MISTRESS DEADLY HATRED
A REMARKABLE CRIME-EIGHTH PAGE.
DUR FINANCES, GOLD IMPORTS, THE BALANCE
OF TRADE AND RESUMPTION THE
BRITISH PRECAUTION OF AN ADVANCED
DISCOUNT RATE-FHTH PAGE.
WALL STREET OPERATIONS STOCKS IRREGU-
LAR, GOLD FIRMER AND RAILROAD BONDS
ACTIyE-THE COTTON CROP-NHrH PAGE
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
A HAZINa MURDER

OF nm Immoral, Vicious Practice.
ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. IL 1879.
The coroner's jury closed the examination into
the cause OF the death OF M. D. Leggctt last even
Ing. The testimony shows that in process pre-
uminary 10 initiation into the Kappa Alpha Society
the deceased was blindf0dcd, when he, Lee ana
watson, who were leading him, all fell on the cin.
Ts- "sra,ct Of the Jury was Accidental death.r
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

The IMPORT AND EXPORT TRADE. The
Bureau of Statistics, in the report which is
being prepared for publication, shows that the
total imports for the year ending June 80,
1873, amounted to S663, 410, ,597. of which
S21, ,4S0, 937 was specie and bullion. The do
mestic exports for the year were S578, 938, 9S5,
of which the specie and bullion amounted to
s73, ,905, SAG. The foreign exports in 1873
were $2S, 14S, 418 and in 1872, s22, 769, ,749.
Making allowance for the difference of COM
modities remaining in warehouses of the
United States at the close of the year, the i'm
ports were in excess of the domestic and
foreign exports combined, little over
00,000,000. But since the 30th of June the
balance of trade has inclined much more in
our favor and continues to be SO. In fact,
while we are exporting more domestic prod
ucts we are importing relatively less mer-
chandise, and this favorable state of trade is
bringing specie and bullion in large quantities.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
Musical and Ora IN attic Notes.

musical ana Ora IN attic Notes.
A cable telegram from Paris states that the
Italian opera season there, just opened under the
management of the Messrs. strakosch, is a sue
cess and promises well "Don Pasqualeu had
been performed three times and the ..Barbieren
once. Belocca, the fresh young and handsome
prima donna, was, In the language OF the tele-
gram, immensely successful.
Miss Carotta Leclercq succeeds Emmett at tho
Broadway Theatre In wlkie Collins dramatization
OF his novel, 1.-THE New Magdalen.n Miss Leclerca
is now in California.
At the concert which is to be given at the Church
OF the Disciples this evening Sgnor Tamberlik
sings the "Cujus Animamn from the ''Stabat
Mater' and the cave Maria,n Mme Lucca selec-
tons from Meyerbeer and Mozart, and NJ. Janet
cavatina from ia Juiven and an aria from
martha"
The other Sunday 'La Grande Duchessen was
sung at sacred concert" at the Terrace Garden
Theatre, and next Sunday evening 'Les Brigands"
Will be produced by Mr. Neuendorff's company.
Where do our German friends catch the Yankee
cant OF sacred p"
M. Hartz the favorite llusionst, has met with
complete and well-deserved success with his be-
widering entertainments at Ferrero's new Assem-
bly, Rooms Tammany HaD. without douot Mr..
Hartz is the most wonderful prestidgtateur who
has ever amused q New York audience, his tricks
being 80 neatly and 80 gracefully performed as to
defy detection. We may mention peculiar
bit OF magic, where the performer, after
washing his hands In large basin OF
water throws the contents Of the vessel over
the audience ana, TO the amusement of the specta-
tors they are smothered with flowers instead Of
being deuged with water The bower OF Flora Is a
beautiful trick, IN which Mr. Hartz causes to grow
from common mower pots, filed with earth, beaut-
tot tada with non
the time being in sight OF the audience. The
aerostat-spirituel Is a marvellous feat, which has
required twelve years. work for Mr.. Hartz to COM
pete. 1t consists OF young LADY, who is chloro-
formed, and who Is merely supported by her elbow
on the top OF pole resting on four-leggcd stool,
appearing actually to float about In space. The
conjuror never touches her. She ascends and de-
scends at the viii OF the operator. and there are no
wires or cords by which she could be anected.
There is to be matinee this day, at two O'CLOCK;
also performances tonight and all next week only.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. H. 1879.
President Grant and party arrived here at four
p. NJ. from Toledo. After dinner and reception
ut the kennard House they started ~ ten r. M. ior
Washington, via Pittsburgs
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

BROADWAY THEATRE, 72s and 7s0 Broadway
MAX, The MKRRr Swiss Boy. Matinee at Ia
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

METROPOLITAN THEATRE, 5s5 Broadway.-vARIEr,
ESTKRIAIsnEST. Matinee At 81.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

THEATRE COMIQUB, No. 5k Broadway.-vARrErY
EsTERrANaKST. Matinee at 21s
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

NEW LYoEUM THEATRE. Ath St and 9th av.-
EoTRK DANE Matinee AT
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway, between Houston
and Bleecker sts-THE GRAND DUCHESS. Matinee at ?
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Eighth av. and Twenty third
t--ITALIAN OPERA. Matinee at lts-PoLuro.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 18th street and Irving place
ITALIAN Opera. Matinee at l5s-FAusT.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

The FRENCH Court MARITAL TRIAL OF
MARSHAL BAzANE was quite interesting in its
progress yesterday. The prisoner displayed
much more animation in delivering his replies
20 the interrogatories of the President than he
did at the previous sittings Of the tribunal.
Hs pointed again to the moments of
Eugenie's administration of the executive
authority in France and of the negotiations
with the Germans, and intimated in plain
Terms, during the period Of his action, which
8 embraced in the formation Of some of the
main charges against him, 'there was no
government, there was nothing" in France.
The Marshal pledged himself that all his acts
and thoughts were for his country and the
army. Excitement prevailed in the court
room at different periods, and the prisoner
.sppcered embarrassed towards the close,
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR
Volume xxxvlH............... SS1
ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
BOOTHS THEATRE, sixth av and Twenty third st.
EAscHos THE CRIcKEI Matinee al IA
NEW LYoEUM THEATRE. l4th st. and 9th av.-
EoTRK DANE. Matinee az 2
METROPOLITAN THEATRE, 5s5 Broadway.-vARlrTr
EsrKRIAIsnEST Matinee At "a.
THEATRE CoM!ouB, No; sl4 Broadway.-vAnrrr
ENTERTAINMENT. Matinee at 2h.
BowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-RIcuARD Iu--BrAH
HUNTERS
BROADWAY THEATRE. rs and 7so Broadway
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Eighth ay ana Twenty.t third
t--lrALIAS OPERA Matinee az i1s-PoLuro.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway, between Houston
NIBLo's GARDEN. Broadway between Prince and
Houston sts.-THE BLACK Crook. Matinee at ~.
wALLACK's THEATRE, Broadway and Thirteenth
Btreet-BARwIsE's BOOK Matinee at
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 18th street and Irving place
ITALIAN OPERA. Matinee at l1a-FAusL
UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Union square, near
Broadway-TnE GENEVA cRoss. Matinee at ~
WOODS MUSEUM. Broadway corner Thirtieth ST.
EATyY BUxPo Afternoon and evening.
GERMANIA THEATRE, l4th street and Sd avenue
OER REGIsrRAroR Aur REfsES.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, No. 2ol Bowery.-
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT Matinee at 3
BRYANT,s OPERA HOUSE, Twenty.third ST., corner
Sixth av.-NEGRo MINsTRRLsY &c. Matinee at 2.
HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, Court street Brooklyn
SAN FRANCISCO MISsTRELs-
ROBINSON HALL, Sixteenth sreet-THE ROYAL
Balm HALL Great Jones street between Broadway
and Bowery.-THE PILGRIM Matinee at "a
FERRERo's NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS 18th street.
MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENT. Matinee at
CHURCH OF THE DIscIPLEs-GRASp orrRAric
CONCERT
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR Sd av., between SD
snd Gath SITS. Afternoon and evening.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, No. 6ls Broad.
Tay.-ScIKNcE AND ART
DR. KAHN's MUSEUM, No. 6ss Broadway-scIEScE
AND ART
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

HoOTH,s THEATRE, Sixth av. and Twenty third st.
FAscnoN rHR CRIcKKI Matinee at ~
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

The BURNING OF CoLuMBIA-THE QUESTION
SETTLED.-The Mixed Claims Commission
sitting at the national capital in pursuance of
pertain provisions of the Treaty of Washing
Jon, after taking in an immense mass of testi
nony on both sides, has rejected all the
claims brought against the government for
osses of cotton destroyed in the burning of
Columbia, S. c., during our late civil
var. Of course, this means that as
i is proved that the city was not fred by
The United States Army the United States gov
srnment cannot be held responsible for the
consequences This officially, then, settles
he question as to which party fred Columbia.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

wALLACKS THEATRE, Broadway and Thirteenth
Book. Matinee at 2
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

NIBLo'S GARDEN, Broadway. between Prince and
Houston sts-THK BLACK Crook. Matinee at ~.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Union square, near
Broadway.-THE GENEVA CRoss. Matinee at Ia.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

BowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-RIcuARp IIL-BrAn
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

WOODS MUSEUM Broadway. corner Thirtieth St.
HAryY BUxPo. Afternoon and evening.