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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-15
DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Northwest 10th and ID streets
yALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE on
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 6TR

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE on
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 6IR
AND TIN STREETS EAST.
- On MONDAY, the Goth day OF January, A
Sc ID. ISIS, at O'Clock y. m, we will sell at publie
auction, in front Of the premises, part of Lot No
square No. SO, recorded in the Office Of the Sur
yeyor Of the District of Columbia and described
MISUNDERSTANDING at the southeast corner Of said
lot, and running thence weetwardly with the line OF
Pennsylvania avenue Is feet thence northeasteriy q
feet ~ inches, thence by straight line east 90 the
angle formed BY the junction 81 the west lines Of lots
No: and In said square, thence southerly feet
inch the beginning, with the improvements, con-
sisting Of fine three story Frame House, with q
good cellar and back building containing ten rooms
with water and gas through the house.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; balance I'm 6, Il
and ls months, for which the purchaser will be
quired 70 give his pronliesory notes in equal
amounts, with Interest from date, and secured BY
deed Of trust q the premises; $50 down when the
E.E. WHITE, 1 r.s
s..... JOIN sENMEs, .s'ees'
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DY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Northwest corner VI 10th and ID streets
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER.
TY ON N STREET; BETWEEN 6rH AND Ira
STREETS NORTHWEST.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TY ON NJ STREET, BETWEEN 6rH AND Ira
STREETS N0RTHWEsT.
- Under and by virtue of decree 81 the Supreme
la: Court Of the District Of Columbia, passed in
HAequity cauee No. 2,793 in said court, wherein
Vim. W. Wallingsford ard wife are compainants
and Truman A. Cook and wife and Ambrosia
duly sppointedin said cause, viii sell at public
ton, in front Of the premises, on MONDAY the 20th
day Of January A. ID: ISIS, at ~. O'Clock p. m, all
that part Of lot numbered sixteen, 49, in square
numbered four hundred and forty nine, in the
city Of Washington, described fOllows:-Begin-
ming for the al the northeast corner Of said lot
and running thence west forty tf feet, thence
south hundred and twenty four l24b feet thence
east forty -one Il feet, and thence north one hum
dred and twenty four (l2) feet To the place of bea
niDg together with the improvements thereon, con
one feet on NJ street, and three STORY frame house
adjacent thereto and fronting twenty feet
known as Noe 81 8 and $40, said street. Will be
sold in two parcels.
The Of sale, prescribed by said decree are:
One fourth cash. and the balance in three equal in
stalments at six, twelve and eighteen months, for
which the notes OF the purchaser secured TO the
isfacticn of the trustees, will be taken, bearing in
ferest from the day Of sale AZ the of eight per
cent per annum. deposit Of saoo on the let with
the brick house, and Of Sl0e the 10. with
IL the tcrms of sale are not complied with within ye
days from the day Of sale, the prorty will be resod
at the cost and risk Of the 4rautng purchaser after
ten days notice In any newspaper Of the city OF
purchaser. VIM. +. MATTINGLY,I -
NJ. y. MORRIS, Huseos.
I'D GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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THIS Is TOGIyENOTICE, That the subscribers
y have obtained from the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding special term letters
BORLAND, late Of Washinston county, d. C., de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the s.ii
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, ON OF before
he 18Th day Of December next; they may otherwise
Given under our hadns this 18th day Of December.
' ssssssr So u b 81 RRRoasSIb.Sp' Executors
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DY LATIMER & CLEARf.
- Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pensy yania avenue and lith 81.
Star Office Buildings

SALE OF SCHOONER ARTHUR ROWE.
~ Under and by virtue Of a certain chattel
- mortgage, executed August Hath, ISL, by
sA Daniel Nanneman and duly recorded on slsl
day Of August, ls7 in Custom house at Baltimore
Nd, in Liber 10, folio % et seq, shall proceed 81
at yOhnson's wharf, foot Of 18th street, that
tain schooner or vessel called the arthur Rowe,
Of Baltimore, together with all and singular her
tackle, furniture and appurtenances.
J. NJ. SIMMONS, Mortgagee.
BRADLEY BRADLEY. Attorneys.
jli-dts LATIMER a CLEARY, Aucts
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

i DIsrRIcr OF COLUMBIA, S.:
At Washington, the 18th day Of December A. d
1871, the undersigned hereby gye notice Of their ap-
Rcintmsnt a. sssisnees q William Bradley Joseph
Bradley Sons, al washinetcn. ID. g.. W. have
been adjudeed bsSkrupts upon the petition q their
creditors, by the supreme Court Of said District.
yAifs EHthIsEEtRroN. Asisnses.
J. sAYLEs BkOwN,
d16-th.N Register In BankrupfQy
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TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON
Ss3 a. m, Niagara EXP, 4;53 y. m, Western Exp,
daily daily, except SUNDAY.
5 am, Baltimore Mai, S3s a m NAL, daily, ex-
daily. CePt Sunday.
j. 3 a. m, eStern EXP 1S a m, Western EXP
daily. except Sunday. daily.
s.5S p m, Baltimore Ac- 5:23 p m. Pacific Express
CCmmOdatiCB- daily, ex- daily, except sunday
eept Sunday. gas ? m. Accommodation,
2 % 2. M Cincinnati EN- daily.
press daily, except san los .. M, Southern Ex
day. press, daily except sun
3 p. n, Nestern Exp day.
daily.
Trains leaving Warrington nj S.33 a. m. and 3s3S
Z. m. connect az Bowie with trans for Marlboro,
Iesving Bowie lO.5 a. and 5:l3 p m, arriving at
Marlboro II. % "A. and Q. Is r. m.
Trains arriving al " ashington Hos n. m and SD
r connect al Bowie with trains leaving Marble
no S.23 a. and 3.S3 p. m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Offices
corner of 18Th street and Pennsylvania avenue and
northwest corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylya
svenue have their baggage called for and check
ed az hotels and residences to all points North and
West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Columbus,
indianapolis, Louisville, ST. Louis, New Orleans
Chicago, Omaha, San FrancscO. and all points north
lorthw est, west, and southwest.
4. L. DIT BARRY, Gent Supt.
u. :. YOUNG, Gen1 Passr Agent. jylf
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WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
w Corner Tea strsef and Louisiana aremue,
PAYS PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSIT
Interest commence from date Of deposits,
Deposits can be made and drawn at will.
my20-n j. A. RUFF, Treasurer
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COMMENCE THE NEW YEAR WITH A
~ d. A BY.
BE SURE YOU GET THE BEST.
SHILLINGTON,l
Bookseller and Stationrr.
Corner IA street and Pennsylvania avenue,
Has FIFTY DIFFERENT KINDS, including the
PATENT SELF-CLOSING DIARY
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH ALMANACS OF
ALL SORTS FOR 1873.
BLANK BOOKS, PASS BOOKS, FINE RUSSIA
LEATHER.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH CALFSKIN POCKET
BOOKS.
EVER YTRING IN THE STATIONERYLINE
Wholesale and Retail,
sHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
deC50-tr Corner AZ street and PcHna avenue.
THE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS; CAPT.
tai edition, in parts, very fully illustrated; 50
cents.
MUSPRATT'S CHEMISTRY, in parts
STOCkMAN SON,
dDr e2c 9Th street, corner of street.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term letters Of
administration on the personal estate Of NARY A
HARVEY, late of WashinQton county, ID. O. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or before
the 9Th day Of January next: they may otherwise BY
law be excluded from all benefit Of the said estate
Given under my hand, this 8th day Of January, lSS
J9-th.A GEORGE w. EVANS
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RAILROADS.
Id RAILROAD lfkH - -

BALIlAGREahi Lk ksp oHIo&9gya
rr. wA s..Ts:D W ks5 if Nm
MORE and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST are
no" run as i''iG FOR BALTIMORE.
Lssrs daily e1s.p, SUNDAY :, SIS SIS. 500, 90
ana ~ Fob al AL IN WAY s ia fnd 81 m.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at SIS, 6:ss and 900
FoT Principal SS ~ Wsy stations Bsaenburs ne,..
vile Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay, leave
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave At Gas a. and 4.lO d m No tr.ins 10 nv
nom Annapolis on Sunday - -
ON SUNDAY:
FOR BALTIMORE.
FOR W az ST. sfx 3IlI So AMI 7i' P n
FOR Ali :" PARTS AR Sc o " liz M p VEST +:
L az. dairy, except SATURDAY and Sunday, a, slO
On saturday al SIS IS and S:ss a. p M M and
On sunday ct 3I5 and 500 D. m only, connecting
Sis iSst2S G% Baltimore to
feS s,rashurg, and points between Relay House
Say House with strasburg and Winchester ace0mmo-
Through tickets to the West can be had al the
Washington Station Ticket Oice at all hours in the
For New York. Philadelphia and Boston see ad-
SertSsnent q - Through Line
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GEO. :. kOoNIZ, Cent A'gi, Washington. sel3
~THROUGH LINE BETWEEN
ITf fhIR SG aES l ;RRIL i5kk -
WASHINGTON. November 5, 1872
trains between W WASHINGTON and NEW YORK
are run a. follows.
FOR NEW YORK, trifAOrt caaRxs of cars
Leave daily except Sunday at SUI a. m. Loo and
$50 p. m.
FOR HILADELPHIA
Leave DAILY (eNcep; SUNDAY al 5 a. M Leo and %
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor View York at SO p and Philadelphia
=. 5-eD p. m.
only.
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York and
Of the day.
For Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisements see
eshedgle between Washington, Baltimore, AnnspO-
lis and the West.
THOS. Il. SHARP, Asst Master Transportation
l. NJ. COLI. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. :. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington. jeA
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
L has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trct Of Columbia, holding Special Term, letters Of
administration on the personal estate Of DANIEL
BIDDLEMAN, late Of Washington county, D. O.,
deceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby. warned 70 exhibit the same,
before the 9TH day Of January next: they may other
wise By lsy be excluded from all benefit Of the said
estate Given under my hand, this 7th day Of Janu-
airy 1873. ljS-w ST. MARION e. BIDDkENAN
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NOTICE TO CkEDIr0Rs..In pur.uancs Of an
order passed IN the esse q C0RNELIA WIN
Chew, their guardian and next frisnd, vs. Elisabeth
WIN e Il. S4ass csr1 q &kcs.s
ryland, sitting in equity, the subscriber kefkby
gives notice creditors Of the said Richard Win
the said case on before the first day Of March
HsN RICHARD b. b. CHEW, Trustee.
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s9'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
i has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term, letter.
q administration on the personal estate Of CHA0
ceased. AL persons having claims against the said
deceased hereby warned TO exhibit the with
the 18th day Of January next they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit Of the said estate
j8-w3wa A.v. REINTZEL, Administrators.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-07-26
GEORGE CULLEN,
MATCHMAKER. & Jeareler,
Third Avenue near Tenth Street.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA.

HUNTINGTON, W. VA,
GSc3 Has permanently located in
SSSix this city, and is prepared to
do work In the very best ma i.
her, At short notice, aud at reasonable prices.
-, lie alec keeps on hand good supply OF
Watches, JeweIry, and other goods in his line,
l" which be invites the attention Of the public,
confident thathe will be able to give entire
satisfaction. Call and seel testify.
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WHAT rs LOVE!
nv spoEsE ". suSpsY.

"what IL Love?" the maiden asked.
Then wrote these words of truth
-when the brain is lightly tNsked,
Loves a passion in our youth.
"When we enter manhood's race,
Grasp the honors Of our time,
Find them empty, worthless, base
Loves 4 solaee in cur prime.
"N hen our halt. are bianehed BY years,
Pain and fears our thoughts engage;
still it giistcns through our tears
Loves a habit in our ,ge."
Lent the maiden on our chair.
Stayed my band with playful strife.
Shook her sunny .ilken hair
Love" she whispered. "is our lifel"
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E-NsrE.r. t,crs -Ey.rythint 90 na-
re .uIus,s 90 an .uus.n,,u, oi some
klrd Tie hshtrinr- play che vi h.
vli-ie the thunder- roll, the SNOW flee,
i.c riils aid cascade. sing aud Hnrc, u.c
oa,ss leup ,he f-d- smile. sud rhe vince
creep ari ruu, aud ths BID shoot But
sore OF ihem have the.r sea.onz Of mel
auclo.y The tempests moan. the zcphyrs
sigh The brook. mprmur, ,ud the Dou n
.aius ,OOh blue
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Some old genius, who very evidently
knows thing or two gives the follow
ing advice to young men who depend on
father for their support
"Comel Off with your coat, clnch the
saw the pillow handles, the AK, the pickaxe,
the epade-anything that will enable You
to stir your blood, Fly around, tear Your
jacket rather han be the passive recipi-
ent OF the old geutleman'- bonnty Sooner
than play dandy at dads expense, hire
yourself out TO stop holes or watch the
bars, and when you ihink yourself entitled
to resting spell, do it on your own hook
Get up in the rorninr-turn around AZ
least twice before br,aLhsl-belp the old
gentleman, give him now aud then lift
10 his business, learn how 90 taketf lead
ard 10 not depend forever on being led,
and you have no idea how the principle
viii bencf, You Do ihi-, aud Jur word
for il, YOU viii seem o. breathe new al
mo-phere, possess nex frame, tread a
new earth wake new destiny and you
may begin to aspire to manhood
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a ToccniN0 SrpHt-A touching story
is told ofa lady iu kentucky Who wa-
stricken with sudden falling ofthe optic
nerve, ard was told that sue could not re-
tain her eht more than frs 1ays at
most and was liable 10 be toil'y de
pri'el OF itury moment She returned 10
Der home, quisty mai, such arrange
mems as vould occur TO ONE about 10 con,
mercc so dars journey ofIie aud then
bod aer two huic ci.ii.rcn, a,,,-ci BOO their
brightest suite, trol.b; before ben and 20.
will t.,ir liu'c faces ii,d ., hrr- ord
tear- gathering 'or tty great mis,rure-
'h'' t.e hardly realized h, hgnt nGsi
oH. o' che mofh-f'- sse-
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est! and integrity. A mans fxir name
would be worth something to him, aud he
would teel pride in knowing that he
could 20 to any merchant where he was
known and obtain credit, and gsve no lien
savea lien upon his honesty. TO security
save his lair name. Men who now actu-
ally take advantage OF the law for the pur
pose Of evading the payment of Just and
honest debts would be taught the ignomy
OF even questioning the prcpriety ~ pay
ing to the utmost iarthing The tone and
character OF the people would be elevated.
aud he who would no, paw for what he
obtained would be looked upon with seorn
aud contempt Many loaiers who lire by
their wits, and pay tor nothing, would be
compelled to 90 to work and earn their
living IN some borest aud useful calling
COurier.
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: Ncr PLAN 10 AVOID had Dcbt..

Georgia contemporary H. oat 100 favor
. tie repeal o' a.. laNs Tor ibe co'lectDn
~ debt. Thl-, D. contents Mould pace
a. up ON perfect equality, and there
s"uii be 60 debit rave dvti- o! homo.
There would he no ore.hI save such a. Wac
ess,aihei by means oi character Tor hon
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WHATS IN A kIss What's in a Kiss
Really when PEOPLE come to reflect upon
the matter calmly, what can they see IN n
kissT The lips pou,s slightly, and touch
the cheek so"lN, and then they just art t
aud the job is complete There lie a Kiss
IN the abstract. View it in the abstract
take it as it stands, look at it ph,losoph-
ically What is it alter all2 Millions up
Oh millions OF souls hayc been made happy
while millions upon millions have been
plunged into misery aud despair by this
kissing; and yet, when you look into the
character OF the thing, it is simply pou;-
in OF the lips Ia every grade OF society
there is kissing Go where YOU will, to
what country You will, aud you are per-
fectly sure 10 find kissing. There is, how
ever, some mysterious virtue in kiss, and
we devertly hope it may never 20 out OF
fashion.
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E-v-E-Is-N NIGHT.

According 10 the Bowling Green, (Ky y
Pdntogrdpk, member or the city council
nj that town. upon returning home rather
Late one evening last week. was RECALLED bv
he good lady with an animated address in
something ike this style;
Every night Here it is half-past l
o'clock It's wonder you came home at
NIL Whst-do-you- think-a-woman
ia made FORT do believe il a rohher wa.
To come aud carry me oil you would not
care ONE cent What is it YOU saw CITY
council business muet he attended to-
How do | know yon 60 to the council2
Does the city council meet CIV cry uight2
They don't meet but once in-New York
But | suppose b o-w ing G-r-e en is a
more important llace. Oh, yes-ont
every night Twelve o'clock-one
O'Clock two O'Clock Here STAY with the
children, all alone-lying awake half OF
the night waiting for you. Couldn't yod
come home any sooner? OF course Won
couldn't, II you didn't want To. But
know something; you think ! don't bat
do; that do wish ! didn't. Where
~. You Monday night? Tell me that
The marshal told me that the City Council
didn't meet that night Now what have
you got to say ? "Couldn get a quorumI
Well, il you couldn't why didn't you come
home? Out EVERY risht-hunting -
fr-a-quorum. Bet YOU wouldn't hunt
me IN this way If | was missing Where
were you Tuesday night and Friday night
There WAS show in town wasn't there ?
DO you always put on your white vest and
did you buy that bottle OF hair-oil Cor, and
hide it? "Oil for your hone" indeed !
Who ever heard of hair-oil for a whet-
stone2 So you think didn't see You in
the other room, brushing and greasing
your hair, and looking in the glass at your
pretty sell? "A man ought to be decent
lie ought. ought he Yes. indeed. a de-
cent man ought to be, aud q decent man
ought 10 stay at home with his wife some
times, aud not be out every night
How comes it the City Council didn't meet
but twice r month lns, vear9 .Trv;,, 70
work it ont of debit, We. that's rroba-
ble-verv. ,ansbing and iok;nc and
smoking and sw,u,;,c 10. will work .
d-b, og won't i,2 No,v-Two,t,o
L.ow-bov-m,.b-lon ,.r
yoin,-to-k.co-,bi.-'irh,. b,.;no,. ,
y.s w.,, ,o Loomt on1 ,i.l,
C,, Council Frscwoson. R.a men oda
r.iIov. .hors Latch anal -. h.nsl,
sod ,rn.b n,H vonyo noarl,. ,,o., on,
u,e hro.h am, yor, b.at ,oa via, !.
:, car, ..,.9 4, e,,- 49,. b.,
nm ,o,r s,cil r.l.,,.ost Al lid
W, i,,yo 90, r.I,,oo. Lo-o q, ho,,o .;r
.rhev n.,I L..o;n, nm so,n. ui,t
VIA, J.j ,,,, .av hon, ...,,ci.;,,, 10 H..
ot.er NIGHT ot a eu,b,e par,v7 aFe,Iers
,Ia twelve o'clocI lam l.,'s ,lay uLu.
lo,rer &C.. wont catch +, any vorse when.
.eget home" A uret,y sp.ech ,orod.e-
e.p-t mani oCatch il r. "C,tcL i,g'
Will intend Won slall ,,t,l. i,-a litue
wbnts that ,on.ayf "l,I wouldn't lre,
YOU 20. Won wooid stov Lyme NOR, 20
Wei. cir. will vo, st,v al Loneo rew
al.
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There is n man in this oity who is so
afectionally fond of his wife. that he lie
Jealous il II man looks within fortv-fy G
degrees OF the direction in which she NAV
happen to b.. The other day gentleman
spoke to her aud lac Immediately threatened
suicide HIS wife was dispatched for bot .
tie of poison which she had put up a, tie
druggists, consisting OF II little water COL
glaring poison liable outside When lac
threatened to take some OF it, and actually
poured it into wine glass, she screamed
FOR help and ran into another room where
she could watch him through the key-hole,
and saw him cooliy open the window and
throw it ont She then rushed back, APP
rarently frantic with griei, and implorei
INN not to do the rash deed lie merely
pointed to the glass, and lying down on
the floor, began to kick out his legs like a
jumping jack She told him she was de-
ternned to share his fate, and swallowed
tie rest OF the lquorice water, whereupon
he became really frightened called the
| neigh Jors con fessed that he ouly ehammed,
and said that il she only survived he never
would trouble her again Then shc ex-
planned the ruse. and he was 80 mortified
lac tried to buy up the silence Of the neigh
bors but the story was too good 10 keep
II c is thoroughly cured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-07

''Les Brigands'' was produced last evening by
Nile Aimee's opera bouDe troupe for the first time
this season. The whispering" and Laughing"
chorus were both rendered in way satisfactory
enough to call for a double encore. Aimee was In
good voice and in her usual good spirits
The production Of Mr.. John Broughams latest
play, "Atherley Court" at the Union Square The
atre last night was not a success as a mere piece
OF playwritng. Founded upon F. w. RObins0ns
"Bridge Of GLASS;" it is even heavier than the
novel. 1t is lacking in all the lighter shades and
tnts which make lie lOvable, and drags heavily in
Farmer Grace's kitchen and in the drawing room
of Atherley Court.
The local sensational drama entitled "Crime,"
was revived last night at the Bowery Theatre be-
fore large audience. The piece is entirely Of the
Bowery order.
Mr.. De Jong, of Manchester, England, talks OF
coming to this country next Spring with his Or
chestra. 1t would be mistake for him to come at
a time so inopportune, and perhaps at any time.
The benefit for the sufferers by the fire at Bar
NUNS takes place this afternoon and evening aS
the Academy of Music.
The Harlem Mendelssohn Union, Of which Mr..
George F. Brstow is the conductor, give the frst
concert of their second season at Harlem Hall TO-
morrow evening" The programme comprises selec-
lions IRON "The Messiah for the first part, closing
with popular pieces.
Tamberlik denies that he made Overtures for the
entire opera company recently at the Academy OF
Music his proposition being only for Madame
Lucca, to whom he offered $4,000 and q benefit for
months engagement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-07
ACCIDENT TO Bx-MAYoR HALL.

singular and painful accident befel ex-Mayor
A. Oakley Hall on Sunday evening. The rain and
frost OF the day had rendered the street pavements
quite slippery and uneven, and as Mr.. Hall was
walking on Sixth avenue, near Fortysccond street,
he fell very suddenly and violently to the sidewalk.
The result was the breaking OF some OF the bones
Of his right ankle and severe strain OF the ga-
ments and tendons about the joint. Mr.. Hall was
speedily conveyed to his residence in West Forty.
second street, near Fifth avenue, and medical as
sstance was promptly summoned, DR.. J. E. Carno-
chan responding. Under the surgeons skilul
operation the broken and misplaced bones and
parts were adjusted but the pain was so acute that
it was deemed necessary TO anesthetlze the IA
tent II is more than probable that the ex-Mayol
will be confined to his residence for month or sil
weeks from The eQeets Of The ipiuTXs