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fixtures for Sale,

IilE FIXTURES, FURNITURE, Etc OF
i IL irst-ciaSs restaurant Is offered for sale
:hean. ior particulars inquire of
Je-Iuf VI. II. CLARK.
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cidc-.i Woman .Le C~nuse-(liO!.
l~nr.:'otosi Gre-THrOush I'assen.
gers Detained Murderer On
Trial I'm .,Orsant Decision by
Judge I~ieii-Iatal Accident.
SAL FRANCISCO. August 81.
\ fire OF kearny street, near Pacific
street, this morning destroyed a Chi
ncsc cigar mandatory. Damage
about SEQ.
Gleenbacls unchanged.
y large audience, n nashawav Hall,
last night, listened &c the lecture by
Tom Fitch. of Nevada, descriptive of
his travel i'll Europe. lie WAS we'll re-
ceired.
The San Francisco Presbyterian
Union meets to-day for the purpose
of discussing the doctrines and pte-
nomena OF ~Spiriiuali>m.
{. ID. Anderson. a fruit dealer on
Third street, committed suicide to-day
by shooting himself with a pistol. Cause
oil suicide not Yet known.
The Chinese Wolnen'S habcaS corpus
ease will come before the supreme
Court OH Friday next, for final dispo-
sition.
The following are the particulars Of
the suicide Of G.. ID. Anderson this
morning, as far as has been ascer-
tanned at resent: lie was found lying
dead on his bed i'll his room in the
rear of the store. lie held a navy re-
volver in his hand, and "a wound in
his right eye showed where the ball
entered. Letters were found in the
room, written with Il pencil, and adj
dressed TO Miss Mary Bradley. They
are dated Saturday last and Yesterday.
.a I,,,. - .1a,nttiA,, in mot
keeping Ter promise to marry him,
and directs her to seek for his body at
The morgue, if She wi>he, 10 look upon
him again. Deceased was al out forty
five years of ace. and has two sons in
Mahe>' boys school Al san Rafael. 1t
is supposed that the fa,al deed was
committed about half-past seven
o'clock this morning. As lie was seen
on the street between six and seven
+ o'clock.
Chollar- Po;o>i mine last week turned
out 100 DIS of ore, which assayed SIS
per ton.
Tie passengers WHO purchased
through tickets from sydney on the
Mikado for New York or England,
find themselves in the same predica-
ment a. those who preceded them,
being detained here. Mr.. Hall. agent
of the line. has gone East for the pur-
pose of arranging matters.
The trial of Antonio Gonzalez, tor
the murder OF Louis Romero, is pro-
gros>in: in the Fourth district Court.
stephen j. Field, Of the United
States supreme Court. sitting with
Judge Sawyer, of the United States
Circuit Court, rendered an important
opinion to-day in the 9rea, land case OF
Galpin IS. Page. in which he held that
service of summons by newspaper
publication. excepting certain cases,
would not hold good. Where property
u already under jurisprudence of
TIE court service might he made in
that WAY.
Michael Gilrov fell frcm IA truck
while driving in the Western Addition
Tonight. lie Was run over and re-
ceived injuries which will probably
prove fatal.
The attendance at the Fair tonight
is very large.
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Stage Robbers Acknowledgements
Attempt to Escape.

San BERNARpINO. August 81.
The two mel who attempted to rob
the stage on saturday night We're
caught yesterday evening by Deputy
Shcriifs Wager and Mayfield and
citizen I.anders in Caion Pass and
taken to the house of a man named
Vincent. About one o'clock this morn
ing. one made a desperate attempt to
escape. While officers Wager and
Mayiield were sleeping, Landers
Was guarding the robbers, when ono
seized his pistol, which was lying
on the table near Wager. telling the
guard to stand still and not SPEAK
or lie would shoot. L.anders tried to
catch the pistol, and the rebber shot al
him. This awakened laeer; as he
raised the robber knocked him down
with the pistol and shot him in the
thigh. Wager rose again, caught hold
of the roDber and III the struggle May
field ann to his assistance, and the
robber was conquered by force. lie
wGulj not surrender. The other rob-
Der made no resistance. They We're
brought to town and lodged in jail.
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DR.. :. WILLIAMS,

physician AND SURGEON. uUfar,Ja A
on South Main Street. EUREKA N 80
txo doors above tho ,'urher iloasc. ae'--P
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 80.

l. =. LAND tftlCp
Eureka. Nevada. Aug. II, lssA.,.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the Newark Silver Mining Company
IPos,ofice address Newark, White Pine
County. Nevada. has this day filed IN
this Office q diagram together with u notice Of
application for u patent from the lnited
Statcs. under act Of Congress approved May
10. ls... for fifteen hundred.l,J @-lineal
feet Of the Buckeyc state Lode. tho same
running 81 feet nor;hwasterly and 10 feet
southca.tcrly from Shaft No. 4. with surface
ground 100 ieet in width. situated in New
ark Mining District. WLito Pine county.
state Of Nevada. and described in thc. plat
ard tield notes on file in this efhse as follows,
to wit:
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
BY Overland Telegraph.


Glendeunins In Court The Com.
plant Against Him with n
and Another SUbstitutel-An
Old Woman Hurtcrel Libel
Suit Against the ..WOrId'. Com.
pa.ly MeanOnises Arriving =
Latest ON Cuba-The Spanish
Defeated.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

Destroyed by Fire - GrecHbacAs =
Tumfi::h neutrality-suspicious.
to be DiseiiSsc A Ssici,.e-Ehc
Chinese l2abcas Corpus Case-
Particulars of Carpenters Sal.
cide-.i Woman .Ie Causc-(lsO!.
~lnr.:'oiosi Gre-ThrOush rasaen.
GERS Detained Murderer On
Trial I'm .,Orsant Decision by
Judge Eieii-Iatul Accident.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MINES AND MINING
ADoLPH sUTRo

WILL ADDRESS TIE PEOPLE OF Ne
vada at the points and dates hereafter
mentioned, in q lecture on
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A share Of public patronage is solicited.
au22-tf JAMES NJ. n MOODY. lr0p.r
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And at such other place. rs may hereafter
he advertised. Seats will be reserved for La
dies. au.O-td
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TIE Truckee Rcpt5.tcan of last Sal
uiday las the ann,xed item Of in;cr-
, 1874-04-25
Rainfall at Estate Morning Star.
o BHT u a Es z

On Wednesday, 22nd inst, Miss Char
lotte Louisa Ruan, one of the ~bcSt.knoWn
and most deservedIy respected inhabitants
of this Island, passed suddenly from
Earth to be present with the Master whom
she had known and loved for many years.
To st. Johns English Church, to the
poor of this town, and to her numerous
friends and relations, her loss IS irrepa-
rable.
The large attendance at her funeral, in
Guiding representatives of every class of
society, from the highest to the lowest,
testified to the general esteem in which
she was held, and to the sympathy of the
community for her bcrcaved relative,
whose constant and much loved compan-
ion she was for nearly rs years.
AT her funeral the Church service was
read by the Rector of st. Paul's and the
Rector of All Saints in St. Thomas, The
grave service was read by her own
Rector, who has lost in her a wise coun-
sellor and a most atfectionate friend.
The following hymn was sung at her
funeral
Thou art gone 10 the grave but we will not doplore thee,
Though sorrows and darkness encompass the tomb
Thy Saviour has past through its portals before thee,
And the lamp of His love is thy guide through the gloom.
Thou art gone to the gravel we no longer behold thee,
Nor tread the rough path of the world by thy side
But the wide arms of Mercy are spread to enfod thee,
And sinners may die. for the Smless has died.
Thou art gone to the grave! and, its mansion ~forsaking,
Perchance thy weak spirit in fear lngerd long:
But the mild rays of Paradise beam'd on thy waking,
And the sound which thou heard'st was the S~eraphim's songI
Ihou art gone to the gravel but we will not deplore thee,
Whose God was thy ransom, thy guardian and guide:
he gave thee, He took thee, and He will restore thee;
And death has no sting, for the Saviour has diedl
, 1874-04-25

RAINFALL in Christiansted from 1874 April
as measured by DR.. Neumann for the Meteoro.
logical Institution, Copenhagen, in a gage furnish
ed him for that purpose.
This gage, which is Of very simple construction,
and almost completely preventing evaporation,
makes it possible to measure even the smallest fall
Of rain and dew. The measure is given in milli-
metres, one millimetre equal to .03937 inch, or in
vulgar fraction about I-25 of an English inch.
The W alter is measured every morning at o'clock.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-03-26
NOW IN STORE g. 10 ARRIVE,

500 Barrels Standard Refined Sugar Powdered Granu Crushed,
and Yellows
$500 Pounds Prime Choice Orleans
Choice
so Bags Fancy Java and Lequaa Coffee
100 Boxes Teas Ooong Imperial Hyson and GunpoWd
White Wheat Novelty White Greenfield
Frankfort Leesburg, Mills Mills Washington Mills,
Muskingum
$50 Packages Golden and Table Gallon Barrel
1000 Packages Fish Macke Whtefsh, packed
ducing this market.
$50 Boxes Refined Pearl Starch.
10000 Pounds Choice Carolina Patna Rangoon Rice
so Barrels Kiln Dried Flint Hominy.
100 Bushels Choice Navy
so Royal White Lilly Baking
Raisn Currants
1000 Pounds choice Dried Apples
1000 Pounds
Damsons Yarmouth Corn,
A Stock o Fancy and
5000 Pounds Tobacco othe Choicest Brands Bright Navy
Bright 1O Double Thick
Eucher Twist Also Sunlight
Bud, Spanished Mixed, None Such Freside,
Dew Moss Rose, Velocipede old
$4,000 Cigars, Various Brands.
25 Boxes Babbetts
Schultzes Soap
25 Boxes Challenge Soap
1000 Boxes Glycerine, Honey and Fancy Toilet
so Boxes Pressed
100 Oysters.
so Barrels Standard Coal Oil.
All kinds
Fancy Groceries
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-03-26
'''" Flax FL; x Seed.

This
statistics will although
othe weather during seeding which followed
spell, which will probably notoccur again for
D. r.
Choice Minnesota Flax Seed farmers without interest them the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE the
quality,
EARLY ORDERS SOLICITED.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-03-26

best Illinois Double Check Row CoRANTERS Adjusbe plant
three different widths by George w Gaburg H.
hnois who the inventors of Corn Planters
GY-Largest Number of Machines Sold in 1873
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-03-26
BRUSHES.

large consisting of Paint and Yarnish
Brushes WALL Clothes Brushes Counter
Brushes Feather Busters Curry Combs Horse Cards &C. &c
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-03-26
GROCERS DRUGS.

Pure Pine Tar Rosi Alum,
Bung sapetre Borax
trae Lye, Epson Salts, Chalk Glue Whiting Bath
ret Snuff McLn Pills Vermeuge Confecon
Tonic Halls Hair Restorative 240 Horse Powders
Slate Pencils,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-03-26
WOODEN & wILLow WARES.

Washboad
Sisal All and
Twine and Chains All coo of Carpet Chains, &c
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-03-26
Paints, Oils, Varnish and Window Glass.

all
Turpenne Japan Cop varnishes
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-03-26
CHEAPEST!
Eagle and Buckeye Wheat Drills!

The Best Illinois Cultvators; also the Malta Wheel
Cultvator which has been greatly Improved for
They built much lighter and Upright
Cultvator n the s.s
, 1874-10-24

bohcHts Of power, by saying that no thrd-torm
nonnenao would 60 down In TINT quatlor, and
that not ovon tho advertisements for 1natl-con-
tracta In Montana, or for ship.o|landor's storos
tu Florida, could make 1t 40 down.
Whilo 1t Ia to bo regretted, in tho interests Of
rollab1onoHs md Independence. that tho CAroni-
Gle has not Informed m nxpaotant public what 1t
thinka Of third totms In tho abBtraot, wholly
apart from President arant, tho party at Inrgo
may possibly conclude that 1t doesn't make much
difference what any nowspapor In Washing
ton City thinks about It. The articles iu
tho Republican aro usoful only In showing
what Ii thought in md around tha
White Houso. Tho Arttc1oa In tho Chronicle
ARC not useful ovon for this. II thoy uoasoss
my value at all, they porhaps servo to onl tho
party preaa to ortlor wlon 1t tB found expressing
any decidcd opinions about anything, Therc il
nothing 80 dangerous to politica partiou at tue
prcaont timo as opinions, and there Is uohing Nc
unreliable as q pretended party organ which in
du1goa in opinions. The Washington 0hronfcA
stands In favorable place not only for coucoa1
Ing It's own opinions but for Gliding tho opinion
of othcrs. Az Moderator OF the mooting Bro
Harlan ID aucoozs.
, 1874-10-24

to prosecute, and tl,o Ncv. Dr. Halliday
WAS intruBtod with tho aomowlat uugrate.
ful duty. Tho iastor made worry feoblo
work Of hia prosecution. Tho Confororoo It.
aolf tooG ttt&o lttarast In It. Tho Court, COM
posed of f}vo mombors, Bubnittod two reports.
tho majority aclnttting btr. Goodwin, aud tho
minority fhvoring a reference Of tho caao to tho
Annual Conference. InaBsn,oh M tt In impossible
for Mr. Goodwin to provo his opinion OIL t'oso
subjec!H, aud 1t Is equally impossible for Mr.
Kuott TO provo 1,s, or 10 provo that MIR. Good
win IL wrong, It Ia difficult to 800 how tho former
could invo toon convicted Of hercay nndor my
circumstances. Tho burden Of proof, I.owovor,
rostod upon tito prosecution, "a IL wnn compelled
to prove that Ar. Goodwin waH preaching hnrcBy,
This WAS oloarly mpoantblo, ,inloYs 1t wero con-
coded tl,at any otlior opinions than Mr. KnottH
on matters not susceptible Of proof vaa
l,erosy. II snp'l conccsHon in proper, thon tho
ar,ny Of l'erotea would ontnumbor tic toayoB Il,
Valfn,nbrosn II to tlEGrer in opinion fron, your
noighhor III linroBy, thun ia eyory nnn llorotio,
anil Ito mnn'a opiuion Ia correct. Tho bodily
resurrection "nd tho bodily oxIHtonco Of God aro
two thoorios Which oannot DO proved Or da-
proved eisllcr from tho Scriptures or othorwiao.
All rcauontug upon oit',or theory carried out 70
liz limits o,aa In ollaos. Tho absnrlity, tl,cro-
forc. Of holding man guilty Of ,oress for ,nnin-
timing MI opinion upon subject which Is not
susceptible Of proof IL apparont. Tho Confor"
oMco did wiaoly to drup tho wliolo matter.
, 1874-10-24
TIE OPERA,


Tho production OF u Mignon." for the first
time In English, At MeVicker's, last evening,
tirow tho largest aud most elegant audionco Of
alo season. Ths theatre was denBoly crowded
NTH tile fashion Of the city, az well with nu-
aical people. and largo numbers wore obliged to
stand. It Is hardly fair to cri!ic!so first per-
forn1ance Of 4 work, sinoo tho first perform
ancea are characterized by hitohea and draw.
backs, especially whom, like thia ono, al sho
artiata ARC new In their parts. Making tie al
lowaucos that are duo, the representation Of
tho opera Wna very smooth, for which tho
credit Is mainly duo to A[iss kellogg.
who not only had hor omn part to aussa'a' eos
had to do couaidarahke prompting tor others anu
look Aftar tho orchestra besidos, at tinles' MOL
ther Oaat]o nor Van zandt have sufficiently IA.
n,ilisrized themselves with the rocitatlsoa an'i
situations to givo tAa,n promptly aud accurately
although In tho se& numbers aioy "ero very e1-
fective, the fofner much Inote 90 snaa at ans
time during tho sespon. uis asng!nE Of the
"Eaeowell Sony" In tho second act' although
l,ia yoloe lao1fud In atrenRsh Wan tho n1atast
piece Of work lo hsa vet done. ...,..., .,,,.
Aiia8 Kellogg bsa hitherto hrpohred IN slilA
onora as Fittla, and hor persouatton OF THIS role
with Lucca Nj lHgso7't Mill DO Weh fS!Aehlpcsett.
rs wol ks lhe triumph aho achieved In hor roll
dernr of tho po{o,.a!sa. Bio hHa nov, how,
oyer. fha aotR part, nnll IN u Bhe proualaoa sui
10 mAko ypry dsciaa.l hit. l.aat evaniAg's pat'
formsuoo aApi1os, Nth my Justice to Ill, be
faken ~ q otlsQilon u her ability IN kha rolbl
tuf alit Aot on1} hid Ill sAs iuaSltaoi4 hsfTotA
, 1874-10-24
DOCTORS AND DRUGGISTS.

Tie charges Of corruption or colusion be-
twoon doctors and druggists, which have been
pending for some timo past, wore onco moro be-
foro tho Modical Society on Monday Inst, and
were disposed Of In q worry ingenious but not al
together satisfactory manner. In placo Of tho
regular report of tho Joint Committee, Which
was tabled serioB OF resolutions wero adopted.
One Of these condemns tho uao Of private formu-
las, by which certain pharmacists can compound
prescriptions to tho exclusion Of othors. This
ia all veil enough. Another resolution reads:
"That the ronting OF oaicos By phyaicians in
buildings owned or controlled BY pharmacists il
strictly busness transaction, and boars no rela-
ton to tho price paid for moalono, which reminds
ua ct tho romark Of the lawyer to tho woman
tlat the authorities could not put her husband
in jail for certain ofronso. "Yos but they
havo put him in, said aho. "They can't do It,"
said tho lawyor, "Ihey have done II, p" said sho.
Tho Iawyor'a theory might have been correct,
but tho woman's poaition Waa fact. Tho doc
tors assumption Tint the renting Of ofliccs ovor
drug-storos beara no relation to tho price OF
medicines is good as q theory, but ho. about
| tho fact Another resolution bogB the drug
gistB to explain to patients the danger OF
! removing prescriptions without tho phYscian'a 5
| advice. This shows a sharp lookout
for fees. It may bo presumed that. If
tic patient has taken ono bottle with safety, ho
eau conamonco second ono without further ad-
| yico. The otlcr resolutions which we're passed
aro not OF public importance, but ono which was
| not passed. il. namely resolution condomning
tho payment OF communications to physicians by
druggista Tho refusal to act upon this motion,
and tho non-conmittal character Of the one
touching tho ronta1 Of Offices, leaves tho original
chasgcs just whore thoy wero.
, 1874-10-24
THE BROOKLYN uISABTER.


The terrible disaster to tho steamer Brooklyn
near Fighting Island OH the 22d by which not
only tho boat and cargo woro lost but tbtrtoon
OF tho passengers 'and crow woro killed aud a.
most US many moro wounded, acoms to hayo
boon duo ontitoly to criminal reo1tleaHnaBa. She
WAS IN old boat with m old engine, and, not
witi,BtanJlug theso facts, at tho time Of tho OK
plosion was racing With tho Cuba, and carrying
every pound Of steam Of which sho vas capa~
bio. Tho report Of her racing Is confirmed by
another statement we hayo received from
gentleman who waa o passenger on
tho brooklyn In July last. At that
timo Hhe had race with tho China, Of the EN-
piso Limo, Which was kept up through Lake Hu-
ron, along the Michigan coast, aud even In tho
st. c|air River. In roply to questions by this
gentleman, the mato and engineers stated that
they always intended ITO shake her up" when
thoy mot another steamer, nnd tho Captain
paced tho dock without interfering with tho
mania Of the enginocrs for racing. So, to crafty
tho old boa. with It's old ongine has gono to the
bottom, and many lives hayo boon sacrificed. Il
thoro woro my hope tint such orimiual reckless.
noss and indifference to tho valuo aud safcty OF
1ifo could bo punished, this caso would furnish a
good precedent. There will probably be al in.
vesligatlon. The usual report will bo made,
Sympathy will bo expressed for tho victims. The
owners will bo whitewashcJ, aud this will bo ths
last that will over DO heard of the Brooklyn.
, 1874-10-24

'o no1' tor Tho ancoeas Of tho work, but s1o also
othofe' onco or twtco lasuo aomo yorJ
petsmptorry stage orders to provc,i,
at.nr confusion. and to struggle With some yory
serio''a zero mstakes by tho orchestra, Which might
Hayo no"iidelod any lohs conIldont artist Not
Nithatandtng these hinlorancoH, al,o payo worry
pleasing porsonatloh Of Miguon, aud ip tho mora
Boriohs nna pathetic pl,agop Of tho rolo played
w.th y1 fe.aarkaela esrnostness and na,urn'nena.
lana" md tho rccitatiyc preceding It. WA fnarSud
by oxquiB'to foelitg and pattlos Iior porfoctly
olonr onuticlntson mado tto tocttatiyos vory
elective, aud her singing Of tho song itself
but was rnado worry plcturosulo by l,er uico
shades of, oppression. 1t Bhowod very careful aud
conscientious Study, mud WIS altogok1nr mn ii
tho freshest aad tEaest pieces Of dramatic vocal
i'm sH has av9r IT. sy9 r. ao booir scono
disturbed by the forgotiu'nosa OF othnrs. Hlo
succeeded very utarmingy, and Haug tho auatni
and characteristic "dypsy Song z" With d ricl,-
ness and easo OF execution, especially in tho
cadenza. whieh gained for her a. very hoa,ty On
quito up In tho business Of hor part, md ia very
,ncortnln In tho rcc'tntivos, Bang hor nunll,ors
suporbly, especially tho polonalso. u which sho
| Displayed a woattl Of technique which was aur-
| pristng 1t tB needless to aud that nho received
Ill encore. As aoon as Bho becomes familiar
With hor part, NO have little doubt sl,o will provo
very successful In 1t. Miss Beaumont WIS M
admirablo Frederic, dressed tho mort with excel
lent taste, and was uuexcoptioua!!y promps
nna @ steady. Although singing 1t for tho
sasa n,ss anio; ;,. ahe never heaitated, and her
was ono Of tho best efforts Of tie
evening. Mr.. peakea had tho part Of Lutario,
and hlg ~ rendering .uf Il was surprise to svery
ono Iho part suits him admirably, aud l1e has
an efco'!eot idea Of IT, His singing nas marked
ny hno taato, Lis naturally Htrons loud voioo
being toneu down to the serious character Of Ills
music. L. Is 10th vocally sud dramatically the
mort nc artistic pessonasion he has over made,
Tho minor parts wero fairly ziyou> tha ohorua
was neither good nor. bad, aud tho orchestra
vas stupid. Much hnrd work vet renafnn To la
done boforo Mignon will prove an uuaua1i-
ilot SUCCESS, but tho commencement ja n mpst
anspteiou8 one. ana, bofure tho soason in oyor.
shs troupe will mako a very whito mark With
tnoh'as noaut,,nl work. It is to DO repeated
this ovonlng. THIS afternoon tito performanoa
wiAconsss Of tho following programme.
l. Overture to M1gnon .rbom,.
! Orchestra, 11eA1""
z. Duo" Tho Noon Hath Ralsed Her
Siossrs. Mas ani caricion. '0'n'o'''
D. Song" Tho Skipper md tho Boy y",..........,-
! Mrs. segutn,
air. Mass. ''''''''''''''''''-
s. Song" Ahl Nov | Feel tho Burden +Moyerboea
! Mr. Carleton.
Q. Song" Whnn the Bloom fa on thoRyo "...-.-
7. song-" Stood On tie Bridge ",....,,,,..,.-
| Mr. Hamilton.
| FART II.
d. secona act Of IfoTatoro Verd
teonora' Van Zand
AShrah' .......... .Mrb. BeEutl
II Ma1ricn.. .MAA
ooaat u ..tafletn
, 1874-10-24
CARL F0RMES.

n,. ..u, - +,,o a,otl ~ 1s+, Formao +bo
on,,ao.t t'%a hassa ,xhich raocbed Nav yort m
aaa",,., 'n ,nst hv 1,r;vatn coh1a d;snatch viii
a,,'aa "u faa,;nr ~ ,anorol rocrct In h;s nr;ne
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