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ADVENT CHURcH.-Elder W. johnson will
will preach at O'Clock p. IN. Prayer meet
ings Tuesday and Friday evenings.
BAPTIsT.-Rev. f. Mills, Pastor; Services at
lo45 a. m. and 100 p. IN. sabbath school al l2 m
CATHoLIc.-Rev. Charles Boylan, Pastor Ser
Vices at 500 and 1920 a. m, and 100 p. IN.
FRENCH CATHoLIC.-Rev. II. Cardinal, Pastor ;
Services at ll.00 a IN. and 400 p. IN.
COSGREGATIOSAL.-Rev. j. q. johnson, Pastor;
Services at l045 a. IN. and 100 p. IN. Prayer
meetings Thursday and Saturday evenings at
80.
EPIscoPAL.-Rev. WI. Harris DID,, Rector; Morn
Ing Prayer with Sermon at 1890 a. m. Sunday
School Immediately after morning service
Evening Prayer with sermon hereafter at 100
p. IN.
MErHoDIsT.-Re II. +. Austin, Pastor: Ser
Vices at 1890 a. m. sabbath School Concert
At 100 p. m. Prayer Meetings Tuesday and
Thursday evenings at 500, In the Chapel, West
street.
West Rutland-Met Notwithstanding in Cen
trail Hall Mt 200 and 100 p. IN.
XOung Mems Christian Association.
Meets at their Hall, Bufrum's Block, Monday
evenings for devotional services at \ O'clock
led by Ben. X. Chase. All are invited. At the
close OF the devotional exercises there Will be
n meeting for business. The members Of the
Board OF Directors, and working committee
are requested TO be present.
Reading Room freely open to all, from s.on q.
IN. to 10 p. m.
Meeting at the jail at o'clock y. IN. Leader.
J. b Meeker; delegates, 8. s. Hill,
Pooler Dlstrict.-At $50 O'Clock p. IN. Leader,
$. H. Kelley; delegates, o. I. Robbins. Moses
Perkins.
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ARRIVAL AND DEpARtrEt HF vI,iN-.
lR,iSs ARRIVE At XCri,Nn.
Ifn.n bellows Falls, lao 4 'p.90 q. IT.. 80 d.
r-:ah y. tn.
Burlington 1870 -ii:3s H. in 1850 , 100
y. IN.
Port Henry, li:3l a. TT
bennington, ii2:0s y. IN. 3:t1 '.'' Dc
IN.
saratoga, 'll.i5 o. ,0., a:0s p. m.
" Nn,ein. $40 & $3.50 a. IN, $40 . 1850 u. 80.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
iJr Bellows Falls, 1880 1880 o. m, l2;loS '5cp
". m.
Burlington. i;i3 's;lo o. w. eoo Z s:o' T..
III.
Port ilenry, 505 y. IN.
Bennington, 1880 Is 's:ND ~. ia, = ~ p. ~.
saratoga, $500 n. IN, & '3:Fn y. III.
salem, 2:l0 & 1900 n. IT., i:no lh:0o y. 'i.
Mail Train Mixed.
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feeling in London towards Jay Cooke. Nc
Culloch X Co.. is very friendly. 1t must
I've remembered that the liabilities of the
London house include these of the Aneri-
can branches, and arc no, sll due on de-
mond, but at regular, well known dHtcs. 80
that they know exactly how much money
IL needed each week;
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A Financial Panic In Wall street.

DIRE DIsMAy OF THE BULLS AND HEARS
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Time 9.43, 2.45l, 2.l9, o.47, 2.4!,
PAT.
The premiums of the Fair were read by
Secretary Taft, and combined long list,
too long for publication.
The Society consider this the most sue
cessful Fair ever held by them, and may
we'll congratulate themselves upon the agri-
cultural interest of the county as shown.
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HELD FOR POSTAGE.

Mrs Milton NJ Bates SteSen Rider, Esq
Mr. Daniel Wing
When application is made for an advertised
letter. the applicant must give date OF advertise
ment. II not called for within one month they
viii be sent 10 the Dead Letter ONCE.
j. b. KILBURN. +. VI.
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Arrived.
Sew York stock ana Money Market.

Arrived Cleopatra from Havana.
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Fisk n Iiatcl, have failed. The stock
market opened lower, recovered little and
went down again. White, Dc Frcitas &
Rathbone, gold and stock brokers, II Broad
street, were the first suspension announced.
Being small firm, not much excitement
ensucd. Soon after the announcement was
made that Fisk s. Hatch had gone up, the
widest excitement followed. Brokers
rushed out of the board, and for several
minutes steady stream of operators run
ming toward their offices was kept up. \
panic now PREVAILS stocks have fallen ten
per cent. There is a heavy run on the
Union Trust Company. Fisk & Hatch'5
failure has been announced in the stock
board. There Is tremendous excitement on
the streets. and stocks are still declining.
Pacific Mail stands firm. The failure of
Beers & Edwards and Eugene jackson has
been announced in the stock board. Gold
l2;. The following failures have been an
nounced in the stock board; Thomas Reed
Il Co.. ". H. Warren, Grcenlcaf & Norris,
George i. Alley.
No further failure. announced to this
time slightly better feeling. Vanderbilt
stocks have advanced some three per cent.
from lowest figures under reported heavy
purchases by Vanderbilt brokers. There
is no general run on the Union Trust Com
pany.
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Chr Rutlaaa Daily Gluhe,

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1873.
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Yorkes. John Lloyd and Gilbough. Bond &
Co.. Ill Of above. excepting Gilbough.
Bond d Co.. small concerns Vernon &
How. Smith Il Seaver
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ENTITIES
Joseph Bacon, b. e. Spruce.
nr 7 II Al en-, l. -. I-~i:. 4 iss.-
Geo. A. Burritt, oh. g. Billy Mac.
+ b Flanagan, & g Vermont Boy.
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SOCIETY ; SPECIAL PURSE OF SlJO.
$50 to first. $50 to second and soj 10
third.
As in the former race. Messrs Crane.
Blodgett and Carleton, acted as judges.
The following entries were made
j S Appleton, br 6 Billy Bowlcgs.
G + Predmorc, h IN Kitty Pearl.
+ Il Flanagan, blk E General.
j Williams, b 6 Gen. Grant.
This was most exciting and closely COLI
tested race, taking six heats to decide it.
which finally resulted AS follows:
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YOung Mems Christian Association
RUTLAND POST OFFICE.
LADIES LIST.

Advertised Letters for the week ending Sept
20, 1873
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC ROAD
Opinions Of Commodore Vanderbilt.
4 DKrAILED Accocyr OF rHK CRASH
THE new YORK TIMES RErRAcrs.

The Times this morning mentions the
failure of Geo. Opdyke II Co. This ia an
tradicti,n circulated.
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CHINESE JUSTICE AND JUDGMENT.

Sentence OF the Alleged Assassin OF y
Prince Gencral-ss Cut to Pieces and
His Heart offered In the Ancestral
Hallo OF tho Victim.
The Picking Gazette Of the latest date, by man,
contains a memorial from the Governor Of Shan
tung, reporting the arrest OF the murderer Of
Seng-koIin-sen, whose name is familiar to for
eigners as Commander Of Ithe Imperial Chinese
Army during the campaign OF 1890 and as having
taken prisoners Sir Harry Parkes and his COM
panions In September OF that year. The Prince
fell while on q campaign against the Nienfei in
Shantung, IN the Spring OF 1886, and his body was
taken TO Peking with great pomp during that year.
Various rumors were current as to the manner Of
his death. The first report was that he had been
killed In an engagement but 1t was subsequently
ascertained beyond doubt that he was assass
nated though why, or by whom, has never been
clearly shown. II was believed. however, that
some OF his own soldiers were the culprits and the
statement in the Gazette, therefore, about this
tardy capture Of his murderer In the person OF o
rebel named Chang LinQ-yun Is questionable.
However, the captor Is 70 be promoted and
Chang Lingyun Ia TO be cut to pieces and his heart
offered at Seng ko-lin-sns ancestral hall, IN order
to "display the justice OF the laws OF the Empire
and rejoice the hearts Of the people.n
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swINDLMa UNTUT0RED JERsEYMEN.
n Smart Young Man who il Not . Son
of DIR. McCogh. OF Princeton.


of DIR. McCosh, Of Princeton.
For the second or third time Dr.. McCoshs name has
oeen used TO promote swindle One day last week
stylish looking young made his appearance in the
classical suburb OF Princeton and Immediately went the
xonnds OF the stores, and making little purchases got
snfo conversations with innocent and guble trades
peope, ivShch he casually asked the names Of the
4rominent citizens OF the place. Armed with these
weapons OF ms art be forthwith TO use them
npon the rustic gentry Though very signal sue
DessL Calling upon ono Colonel Emmons he made him.
eef known as the Of President McCosh OF
College, and In the Of the talk complained that
his father out OF town and he had neglected "a
draw from paternei hberahty Sufficiently to keen him
suppIied with ready money. Having engaged the
synpethes Of the friendly Colonel he readily Obtained
loan Of S2n he called upon other citizens bur none OF
them could see IT. except sueepeI the college cigar man.
Who would sooner saut pp shop than dshonor draft
mulcted quite heavily IN cigars Its said that en-
gnQng youth also tried TO take In Mr. Hamilton by en-.
deayortng 10 get him to keep In his stable fine pair OF
horses for him but he did not personstc DR.. McCoshN
son here. Of course. With his moderate booty he made
on. and would doubtless have escaped Princetonian
had not happened 70 be acting IN the capacity Of
Waterman OF Bordentown, and had there
fhe young sport drinking and trying the
game He arrested the fellow Instantly, ami brought
taken before the victims 10 be recognized. and,
having been uttered he last evenihv
veyed TO Trenton for trial He gave his Andrew
Csevy and he AYERS that he has been student al law,
BE also says he has cousin In Princeton. He has
vas employed in New York house with which son II
Dr. hccosh n connected.
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O'D0N0vAN.-On Tuesday morning. June 8, JAHEs
r., youngest son Of the late Dennis and Mary
sners lTe$ his late re RESIDENCES, 20 St. MARKS ks
PAULsoN.-On Monday, June 2, at New Bruins
wlek, N. j.. MATHEW PIuIsoN, aged 10 years.
spectruy invited to attend the funeral, ircm the
residence Of bis parents, Clarenceviiie L l., on
Friday ct twoP train nl leaves N,.n south Side
williamsburg, at one p NJ, Tor Richmond Hill
where carriages win be inwaitine.
No. Columbia street. New York, Mrs. CATHERINE
PHELAN, aged 48 years.
The relatives and friends, also those OF ner
fully invited to attend her funeral from her late
residence, this Thursday afternoon, at one O'Clock
RUssRLI--On Tuesday, June 8, Captain WILLIAM
H. RUSSELL, in the Goth year OF his age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from his late
Friday, June O. az eleven O'Clock
SwEETMAN.-Suddenly, MARGARET. the beloved
wife Of Richard Sweetman, IN the S5th year OF her
Funeral to-day, at two O'Clock. from her late
residence, III Hester street.
long and painful Illness, which he bore with Chris
tian fortitude, ALEXANDER FULLY, in his 10TH year
invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi-
dence 134 Bank street. on Thursday, June s. at
VATI.-Ar his residence, Roslyn, L. l., on Monday,
I'd inst ISRAEL VAIL, in the 69th year OF his age.
His relatives anu friends are invited to attend
his iuneral from his late residence on Friday, June
Q, at half-past twelve O'Clock p. M. Train leaves
Hunters Point at ten O'Clock A. M. for R0slyn.
VAN Enthusiastically, at Hyde Park. N. u, on
Wednesday. June 4, ANNA M VAN WINKLE.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on Friday. at two O'Clock.
Train leaves FOrty-secOnd street at 10:45 A. M.
WADE-On wednesday morning. June 4, Ed
MUND j., son OF Elias Wade, Jr.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WAKE.-On Wednesday, June 4, at his residence,
Fort Lee, N. j., JOHN r. WAKE aged SO years, 8
months and 20 days.
Notice OF the funeral hereafter.
MISUNDERSTANDING on Monday, June 2, 1873,
MARY, wife Of Charles G. Waterbury.
Funeral from her late residence $50 West Fifty
fifth street. on Thursday, June s, at two O'Clock p.
M. The relatives and friends Of the family are Ere
specially invited to attend without further notice.
The remains win be removed to Pittsburg for
interment
WILLIAMSON Sunday, June /, at the residence
OF his daughter, Mrs. J. A. COrmack, STEPHEN VII
LIAMs, in the list year OF hts age.
Funeral services at st. BarthOlOmew's church,
Madison avenue and Forty-f0urth street, on Thurs
day, June 8, at one O'Clock p. NJ. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend. Members OF Park
Lodge, f. and A. NJ, Zetland Chapter and Nor
ton COmmandery are invited to attend
WNTHROP.-On Saturday, May 81, THOMAS
CHARLES WINTHROP. aged 70 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, rom the
Church OF the Annuncaton, West Fourteenth street,
on Thursday morning. June g. at halEpast nine
O'Clock, without further notice.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ANDERSON RUssELL.--At Mendham, N. j., on
Thursday, May 10, 1873 by Rev. s. X. Russell, Mr..
W. W. ANDERSON, OF Chicago, ILL.,, 10 Miss ALICE 5.
RUSSELL, of New York.
ANDREws-DAwsoN.- Tuesday. May 81, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents n Walnut street,
Newark, N. j., by the Rev. Il. p. Terhune, d. d.,
GEORGE q. ANDREWS, OF Brooklyn, L. l., 70 HANNAH
W., daughter OF Jacob II. Dawson.
BuRpIcK-DE BAUN.--On Wednesday, June 4. as
by Rev: Isaac Riley STEPuEN p. BURDIcx, NJ d., TO
ALICE ii. DE BAUM, M. ID.
OoNNoR--SHArRR.-0n Saturday, May, 81 Mt st.
pauls Roman Catholic church, by the Rev. Aug e.
Brady, J.. f., ANDREW III. C0NN0R TO FANNIE J.
SLAYER only daughter Of the late Henry Shafer,
all OF New York.
Richmond, Va, papers please COPY.
DELAMATER-BoGERT.-On Wednesday, June 4, by
Inc Key, MN. y. FeTEis. WAA.LAAAs nEs> AAygR TO
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REAL ESTATE AFFAIRS.
A Heavy Purchase-vast Enterprise
Building Observation-Disclosures Of Fine Resi-
dsnces in Course Of Construction-Com-
parsons Of Values Between New
York and London-e240 for Q
Square Foot Of Soil.

Recently Mr. McCool perfected title 70 most
valuable piece Of property, comprising sixteen full
lots, occupying the entire half block on the north
eriy side Of Sxtieth street. from Fourth Madison
avenue. This block sold to him. through Mr.. Fred
erick zitte real estate agent, by Mr. Hammersey ai
the rate Of $0 per lot the entire purchase amounting
TO $S2O000 Mr. McCool intends to operations
at once by building Of four story brown stone
houses OF the following dimenSons.-On the northeast
corner Of Madison and sixteth street Is feet
fronts adjoining the north q feet front; two houses
SSSnnF this Sad sn % an Ss ss the % last So
feet: tive. 70 feet; six IL iSst and the balance,
ensss depth SGahst q s
sssh street o9 Sa sa p
o. asTsss
bs%se aiSSs On aS
rs e.
story BRICK Suidnss which are about nsSsd
rHE VALUES OF NEW YoRK PROPERTY.
y ana e IVA
ns e e vne Sc ar
above that in the English capital we instance the
81
&c az 'hs lots sU q
on ~ on n5Sas
a snd rss Ct Pc. oc
This rate must be remembered was paid for this realty
INTO consasrasien t5s enhanced appreciation atsehsS
70 as q e u os ns
instance Of downtown property Let us take full lot
q sssaf
sion 100 feet At hence ne 9s natural
sSss
VALUE or LAND In 1858 AND 1871
3 SsSs e. s, s ~ Tsss
on tells SIC rise haas has 81 ~ Of
:i X sS thai y
%e
during the there have essn great sx as
enor%oasIy Afer peace they fe ten 70 thirty
s sssn aSss From have
sc5a street let's for q stating .s.Al' : w,
Bsw Ssas lately rai n Baynss
isss Brought $50 We are tod that The eics of
ss ana such value ssn:tIt9iss
y nTse up" the value OF property afer mas
sns. the water
criterion and at the rate he estimates assuming twelve
ss sG Fl IN q Tie W. ns
nearly nifty per cent more than that in the English
Se largely le
ponderate In our favor; and no matter how much the
increase in property may be In London In time to
will not only keep our own, but shall steadily
time to increase in proportion to the time already
ELAPSED.
The Following sales took place yesterday at the Elk
change -
TODAY's
Attendance at the Exchange Salesroom to-day was
small, and the transactions were:-
BLEECKER, SON AND
o. A. Lockwood, referee)
Is b. 8, and l., Nc. Beekman place, W. s., 30 It. n.
BY WILLIAM KENNKLLY.
lots 10th and Tooth st, 2a2x684 500
N. 7. BRENNAN, SHERIFF.
100. 4soo
MULLER WILKINS
Harrison and franklin sts running rs it 49,. 10000
North Moore and Beach sts, running 50 it. n - o,oo)
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The Revised Estimates or tho Fund TO
1873.


The Revised Estimates or the Fund for
1873.
The Board Of Education met yesterday afternoon
at the hall on Grand and Elm streets. The
President, William H. Nelson, presided. and Com
missioners Beardsly, Brown Cushing Dow, Farr,
Halstead. jenkins, Kelly, Klamath, Lewis, Mann,
Mattheson, Patterson, Townsend Trowe, YER
milyea, West and Wetmore were present. The
special object Of the meeting was to consider the
estimates of the fund required to conduct the
schools the revision OF these estimates being con-
tanned in report OF the Finance Committee, Of
was at once presented and shows the following
estimates for the more important needs OF the
schools -
For salaries of teachers IN ward schools So 100 900
For salaries of jantors In ward schools l07 900
For salaries Of teachers In normal school and
For salaries Of teachers in evening schools $1,000
For janors and teachers in coored schools. 1900
Alarge number OF additional items OF fuel, re-
pairs, books, &C., make the sum total OF the esti-
mate amount to $3,356,o47, an increase Of about
$4,000 upon the amount required last year. Mr..
vermiyea. in explaining the increase, stated that
II was due partly to better understanding OF the
needs Of the school system on the part OF the Rev.
sion Committee and partly to the increased sala-
ries of the school teachers. The report was
adopted with division,
A discussion Of some length ensued on the pro-
posed discontinuance OF Public School No. g. and
Messrs. Beardsley, Mann and Townsend were
OF the property there vests In the city, when d.
verted from the original proposes OF the grantee,
or In his heirs. The Board then adjourned until
Wednesday next
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SUSPICION OF WIFE MURDER.

laboring man named Thomas Mitchell, residing at 20
Ash street. Grecnpont arraigned before Justice
Elliott Williamsburg, yesterday. suspicion OF hay
ing murdered his wife, she having been found dead at
her home on Tuesday. After a careful nvestig alton IL
found that the woman was an habitua drunk I'd,
ana that ouarres between her husband and hcrsef on
that account were Of FIRE 9uent occurrence Mchells
motherin-law made the charge against him, and tho
Justice held Mitchell TO await the Inquest y
Coroner wheh that fu investiga alton Of the case
cou he MI
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funeral on Friday afternoon. at two O'CLOCK. with
out further notice.
1873, FRANCES minor, relict OF Joseph X. Minor,
aged 81 years.
Funeral on Thursday, June 5, at twelve O'Clock,
MnLs-At Castleton, 8. l.. on Monday, June 2,
JOSEPH H. MILLS youngest son OF d. L. Mills, In
Our loved one has gone.
Sydney, n. $. W., Of typhoid fever, BBNJAMIN
Mortimer, Of East Warren street. Brookiyn, and
for the last fifteen years merchant In the Aus
tralan colonies, aged AZ years, months.
DR.. valentine Mott, IN the nth year OF her age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family, and OF
her sons-ln.law Or. VIM. II: Van Buren, and Isaac
without further notice, from the Church OF the
Neutrality-suspicious. East Twenty-ninth street, on
MULFoRD.-On Tuesday, June 8, 1873, fRKxBLY
w. MILFORD, aged 60 years.
An evening service Will be held NJ the residence
OF his son-in-law, L. Q. Reeve, 223 Ross street,
Brooklyn, E. D., on Thursday, June 8, at eight
O'Clock p. NJ. Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend. The remains will be conveyed
10 Elizabeth, N. j., for interment, on Friday, by
$500 morning train, foot OF Desbrosses street, New
York.
McKNABB.-on Tuesday, June 8, JAMES McKSABB,
In the 25th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family arc re-
Spectfullv invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence, All Third avenue, at Two p. M this
McKoY.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June 4,
JOHN w. MCKoY, aged 50 years.
Funeral services at his late residence, 253 Halsey
street. BROOKLYN, to-day Thursday, June 3, at
three O'Clock = N. Taken to Bethel, Conn.,, for
burial a:l5 A. M. New Haven train, June 0.
ROBERT NICHOLSON, Jr., aged 80 years. months
''' The funeral win take place nom the residence
avenue, Aelrose, OF two O'Clock p. NJ, next Satur-
dAy,
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EE EsNANPE Mrs. s, DAVENPORT EETiEf
FERNANpE SATURDAY NEXT FIRST ETHEL
Fernando MATINEE OF FERNANDO ETHEL
FERNANDO days in advance ETHEL
Is EDWIN BOOTH. Proprietor and Manager
MISS e e, ssi sagIy departure Of
for Europe. the Management is reluctantly compelled to
L aHsHap SiG ans
Of this o HsS sSB Al.Isfs and Of
played " Rer 6 es RRsss FHHf for
Mr. FRANCIS Mssss On sAr6ax3 Next at So
The curtain rises at o'clock precisely.
may be Secured for any Of the closing nights
Miss at the theatre, at Dson Co.'s music
N1nI0s f HAHDHS As7 EHH H NIGHTS
AasaEI 5 SSs' TaR MA raRsa%sM
LULU LULU, LULU LULU Lulu Lulu,
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M%s' I4NAiEs Mic: IuF6,,m
NEW Music c9RfS
LAST SSEShE rs TT sSFS GLocK
An oR1dlNAL .N new Vp'' YORK ddsHe PL n1YYce
N'" '''A New ses"s York characters.
DION " BSGcIcAULr.
s s6sx;
THE GOLDEN FErTERs
The scene Is laid In New York, at the present time
The principal characters have been written for the fol.
or aaIa 8ansys1e
MISS r ei ophea Boyd
Ms! US EtEtE S5 9as ss Mas aapD S1'
MR.. LEyICK-As Chancey Licktold.
Mr.. FAWCETT-As Judge Cults.
Mr. & PARsLoENAs SIM, sS colcred servant
MR. MiLLs-As Dr. Bore Boreas RoSrbacn.
PROGRAMME OF SCENERY
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lions in The Black sagThe Massacre-The Press Inter
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THURSDAY. June g. 1873
assisted by
Miss Anna r. Bulkiey Mr. George Simpson, Mr. r. Rem.
mertz, Mr. J. II. Bonawifz.
Antonio ONE P5Hnsk ana Conductor
RESERVED SEATS, WITHOUT EXTRA CHAR01.
at 80 Union square,
7Ol, ia and 30 Broadway,
the principal hotels news stands and
at the DOOR
Miss KELLOGG will sing Friday evening, the 9th
inst, at Bedford Avenue Reformed church. Brooklyn.
@yENTRAL PARK GARpEN.-rHEODoRE THOMAS
~ THEODORE THOMAS
UNPARALLELED SUMNER NIGHTS CONCERTS.
THIS CTHURSDAY) EVENING, JUNE g. at 8, GRAND
EXTRA CONCERT.
l. Overture, "Mcusne' .Mendelssohn
bdcn
B.. Bridal Procession, "LOhengrin agner
f. Overture to Sakuntala, OPP. .Godmark
8. Allegro Moderate Unfinished symphony. schubert
6 Andante Con Moto, Unfinished symphony. Schubert
Z Alegreto: eighth symphony. ...... Beethoven
& Introduction and Finale, "Tristan and
" Dverture III baHo, . suHvan
10 Tfgumere Serenade. .Schumann
II. Waltz, ''Manuscriptn Strauss