davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-09
gery Best Teas Free by Mail!

rs may Ne aecn by inc fuII0Ml1H HsI -.
GUNPOWDER, Green Tea. ....... 81. %, Extra SLab
IMPERIAL HYSON, Green Tea. 100, 10
YOUNG HYSON, Green Tea,...... 100 L20
JAPAN Natural Leaf......4.,...., 100, - LILO
0OTOEG. Black Tca................ Of5, " o.sb
Eng BHEAKFAST, Black Tea. 90, " 100
MIXED TEA Green aud Black. 07b, !" orc
NJ B.-For our entire visibility and roputa.
zion as prompt, trustworthy business men, We re-
fer O. the publ shrr Of this paper
Address an orders and Inquiries for further in
formation e.
ORIENTAL TEA co. BosToS, MASS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-09
MARRIAGE cUIpE:

$50 pages popular hook which should 10 read By everybody
No married pair persons contemplating marriage Afford
do without IT, II contains the meiicslitetue
this subject the results Dr. WIS long experience. also the
best thoughts from late works 10 Europe and America sent
scaled, post paid for 90 cents
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-09
The American Meat and Vegetable Chopper

'HerewitlI-Nyo present an illustration Of most
useful little machine, destined 60 serve several
useful purposes In the Kitchen, such 9s ch9ppmg
sausage meat pie meat hash, fish, fruit and vege-
tables glance 1T the cut viii give the reader q
general idca as 70 the mode OF operating tine
machine. Being compact, 10 takes but little space,
and can be used on Kitchen table, taking about
the same space an ordinary Chopping tray. The
American meat and vegetable chopper has been
long enough before the public 20 be thoIouRhly
tested, ana the volume ofpraise that has been be-
slowed ON ~ from various sources must convince
all that This invention Is almost necessity IA
every family. This chopper tB made ~ larger
sizes for the use Of butchers, aud these have also
become very popular"
These Choppers are made Ia seven different
siZos-four sizes Eos Family use and thrvc HiAes
Tor ButChets-aud are sold by the principal deal
CrS in Hardware, House Furnishing Goods ted AH-
rieultural Tmpl mcuis throughout the country
For Descriptive Circular and Price l4t8t address
ID. 4. NEWTON A. co.
no Chambers street. NcN y ori1.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-09
FllfF7r q -
DIR. WHITTIER,
Mo. 6i7 ST. Charles 81. 81. louis. No.

continues al cases ct ostaoes to marriage, hood i'm
purities, almcn sickness whl results otn iniis
erection Or aprudeuce with unparalleled success d. w z
tahmontta chartered by the state Missouri, founded
aud has been established 70 Safe certain and rea le
he Beng graduate Of several medical colleges and having
the experience OF along aud successful life In his seces be
has perfected remedies that ecctusl IN all ese His
patients beng treated by mail express everywhere No
matter who s cali WRITE From the number Of
pCstiono enabled to kecp his charges low s6 PACKS
giving fail = tnptnnis. for two STAMPS
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-09

VINEGAR BITTERs THE GREATEST YET.
"A few doses stir the life current; slug
gishness departs, pain vanishes, and
after continued use of the remedy the
whole body glows with a new energy
and q new being. Purge the blood
and every organ viii perform its fuuc-
ton perfectly. The stomach viii be no
longer tortured with DY&pcpSio, the
lungs will be free from CONSUMPTION,
the liver active, the heart healthy, the
brain clear, the nerves braced, and the
mind elastic Use the " VTNEcai BIZ
TIERS, and purge your blood. Whether
the Disease be F6Uer, Consumption,
Dyspcpsio, A6ection Of the LiUcr, o.
kidncys, Dropsy, Catarrh, Rheuaa-
GsDi, Cont, or pains and aches Of any
Kind, attack it in its stronghold, the
blood-thc fountain Of life-and it viii
soon surrender and abandon the out
posts. To do this You must have the
- VINEGAR BuTERs" there is no COM
plaint to which the human system is
liable, that will not yield 30 its inhu-
ence, aud there are thousands which no
other remedial agent will remove. Com.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-09
1905. ORIENTAL 1874.
"a COM = ANY.
BOSTON, MASS
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS u
TEAS AND COFFEES.


our business was founded In 1906, making II one
Of the oldest Wholesale Tea Houses I'm the coun-
try We supply FIRST Glass GToeers and Tea
Dealers with every variety Of GOOD Teas and Cor
fees by the cargo or In quantities to suit, at one
small profit over prime cost OF importation.
All cur Teas are selected expressly for us by our
own special agents from the best Tea Districte,
and our customers have 20 pay no profits 70 mid
We deal EXCLusIvELY in TEAS and CoFFEES,
selling no sugars or other staple goods at cost as
"batsn 20 De made UP by an extra profit ON Teas.
About seven years ago we opened a large
49, Retail Department ia connection with
4 cur Wholesale business where we distribute
snA the choicest PURE TEAS BY THE SINGLE
~ FOUND AT THE LOWEST WHOLESALE
81 RATES TO HOUsEKEErERs. To aoeommo-
= date distant customers, We have agents IN
r. different localities, who sell our standard
3 goods az our Boston prices. We want one
such agent IN every city aud town In the
- United states, and invite hret-elass drug
gists or other responsible merchants 70 write
"a for terms aud particulars
~ sT-Under che new postal law we are
NOW SENDING OUR FINEST TEAS BY MAIL
usN POSTAGE PAID ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
~ WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. Housekeepers
la living in any part Of the country can have
- the purest AVID best Teas imported DELlN-
~ Erred FREE at their nearest postoffice Of the
~ same quality aud at tho same prices as we
III. sell over our counters in Boston
Parties living whore we have no agents can
order single pound of any kind, as sample
- or any number of pounds from the list below,
Hn enclosing the amount, and the goods viii be
- sent securely packed by return mail Gus
SIS mers should be particular 70 give the name
M Of their ~ o., County aud state tn full
~ We sell no "cheapn Teas which are dam
W aged or adulteratod, our lowest grades a
Soc, soc and 15c being all pure, sound,
m sweet and strong and good as the best
= usually sold at retail stores for double the
t1s ira hne, high favored Teas, which are al.
~ ways the strongest, most Healthy nd
L. most Economical 20 use AS the eNl nse
y ofpostage IL the same on all kinds We send
ONLY our
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-09

4 SEWING MACHINE. &c "a good present fpf
- q hdy. few days cauyassin. fol the Wrgh.
~ Wi+cOhuh viii enable any man 90 obtain q
Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-09

Fx pm-HuUNl JoHNso, seems 90 DE-
tIluaa barge piarc iu the canvass for
the United state Sruatr in Teune
Ills name aud that 81 Senator Hrow'u'
ar abou, lhe nuls ours mentioned Il"
contest
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-09
lsh rrioo.slO. Time price slla Rent 8mos.sll

Organs will be furnished ON these plans, either
through agents or directly, to almost any part
the country.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES with fun descrip.
tlons Of the organs made by this Company, and
circulars showing IA detail the different plaps Q
payment GA witch they are now offered sent
free. Address W'e0N s HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
Boston, NcW Yori Jr Chicago.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-09

Tm Elmwood Collar is the most
perieet-htting collar yet made. II Is SO close
an imitation Of linen that il cannot be detected.
The novelty that produces this effect is the
J0'ded eag,s which, when worn over q scarf or
tie prevents the sharp raw edge from show
ms in other collars. Il Is for sale at all
gents furnishing stores. Brooklyn Onion.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-09

30, il win le easy 10 see how the money goes,
for then the drawing VIII take place of the
Public Library Of Kentucky, aud at that
Grand GIft Concert ~, 500 o00 iu cash will be
given away 10 tckct-holdot-. Ihc fortunate
holder oC the ticket drawing the f'-f uri2e
will walk oH with 52joou0 90 the second
prize. -tp0eg Of tho ilutd Prize. $4,000
70, ,be fourth prize. 5jnO1n of tho fth
prize. -35, coo rte until 1000 grand cash
prizes shall oU hayc been distributed. Com
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-09

WuEN WRITING no ADVERTISERS
plcnse say YOU saw the Advertisement
w This Pnprr.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-09
PRICE OF TICKETs.

Public Library Bullding, IouinIlle Ky.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-09

GENTS WANrEn.--Nsu or women. 81 d
- week or $40 forfeited the secret 'rtc Write
~ once go cOWES CO sth ST.. New YuiE
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-09
KUATNT, KUEBR & KURIOUS

Is the valuable book give o. an Full ~ facts,
figures aud fun; a pages; 20 pictures, inclORe two
stamps and ads BbAcaiE 4 Co., 40 Broadway hl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05

ANUsENENTs-7hird Pd1c-5ih and 6th columns
RANKtN6 AND FISANCiAL-SsrsHh Pdge--lst column.
BASKING-iiOUsEs AND BANKERS -SttoiM fH0t-oth
and 9th columns. -
BOARD AND ROOMs-Third RAGGED ana 3d columns.
BUSINESS NOTlCEs-IOUrfh PdQc-ls, column.
CHANCES TON BUSINESS hiEN-Ihtrd Pdgc-6th column.
COORDINATION NOTICES THIRD P9ge-2i column.
CoFARTSKRsfuP NOTCEs--Serenth Pd0e-6th column.
DANCfNG ACADEMIEs-SiTfh PGgc-3d column.
DFNrtsTRY Third P1Gc-6th column
DiviDENB NOuCEs-SepeHM Fdgc-lth and 5th columns.
DEY C.OODs-Ihird P0ge-lst aud 2d columns
EUROPEAN ADNERTisEMENr S-InirQ Pdgc-lst and %
columns.
rINASCIAL--Screnm Pdqe-3i and 4th columns
FUENirrRE- Third PQQt-6ih column.
HELP WANTED. MALES - Third PUge - 9Th column.
FrMtLEs-Third P1ge-Jth column.
HOg>ts. CARRIAGES, HARNLss. 8c.-SirM Pd0e-3d
column.
les CRr M second Page-sth column
lNsIRJCT IoN-SiTh Pdqe-2d and 80 columns.
MNCnNERY-SiTM Page-3t colaiun.
MAHHtF AND SLATE MANTEL,-ScrDud Page 4th column.
MARRIAGES ANp DEATHs-FfN Inge--5th cOIumn.
MsCtLI sNEOU s-SercHh PGyc-Gth column Eighth Page
-sth and 9Th columns.
MusICNi lNsTEUNESTs-S dPdge-ith column.
NV n RELATIONSHIP PGge-ist aud % columns.
EFAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ClrY-Sccond Page 5th cot
umn. BROOKL1Y-SecOHd PGgs-5th column; NEW.
JtRsRh Second Page-5th column; COUNTRY-S Second
PpGc-jlh column.
SAILS ny AUCTIoS-serond Ppqs-4th column.
bAYING, BANhS-SereHth PdQe-jth and 9th columns
SITUATIONS WANTED MAIEs--Thiyi Ydle-3d and lth
columns; FrAiALEs-Ttirf PCge-lth and 5th columns
SPECIAL NOTICEs-Iifth lGge-Ctb column
sTEAMBOAro AND IAuRoADS-SccDad Pdge-5th and 9th
columns
sTr.MEns, OcRAS-7hird Paqe-lst and I'd columns
IKkoHFPa- h,y,h PdGe-sH column
To In BRooKLYN PROPERTY -Serond Pa0e-5th col
unu: CiTY-Sec0Hd Pd9c-5th column COUNTRY
k,e0ud InOc-5th column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Virginia press seems TO be unanimous
in commencing Gov. Kemper's inaugural address.
The Executive Committee of the Taxpayers
Convention OF South Carolina are to meet IN Charleston
Jan 49, TO consider the request OF the Chamber OF Com
merce for q Resembling OF the Convention.
In their comments upon the Legislature which
meets ct Albany tomorrow the State journals devote
themselves entirely TO speculations about candidates
for the speakership and clerkshps There is scarcely
one Of them which has word to say about legislation
desirable or otherwise.
The Chairman of the Ant-Monopoly State
Central Committee of Iowa has called Delegate state
Convention at Des Molnes Feb 26, " to organise
people for the campaign OF 1874 and consolidate s
the elements in favor OF reform In the state ana
National Governments"
The Legislatures of Arkansas, Illinois, Lou
isana Nevada and Ohio meet to-day; those Of Florida,
Minnesota Mississippi New-York and, Pennsylvania on
Tuesday those Of Indiana Maine, Maryland, Massachu-
setts Michigan, and Wisconsin on wednesday Of s.
Virginia on Tuesday OF next week.
The Hartford Times learns "from various
sources entitled full credit In such matto that the
anticipation that Gen. Hawey will again be candidate
for the United States Senate before the next Legislature
is unfounded His present position as Representative
of the people the popular branch OF the Natonsi
Legislature congenial TO his feelings and affords
him quite desirable field for usefulness anu tue
exercise Of his talent as legislator"
Unless appearances are very deceptive, GOV.
Booths election the u g. Senate is not 70 be the only
benefit California will derive from the Independents
movement The men of both the old parties who voted
for Booth stepped outside the party lines and the ind
cations are that they Will not return to the fold One
the Republican organs Of San Francisco has already
given the Republican members who voted for Booth
notice that they hope to receive any further
fayors from the party and the other calling upon the
men OF all parties who stood by the people IN eectns
Booth to stand by them the regulation of railroad
fares and freights in order that complete supremacy
NAV be established over all corporations. Upon
this subject the latter journal, The Bulletin, says
the series of conflicts which ia now impending men
will have to stand straight up and range themselves
either for or against the people. No convenient CLOAK
will DO furnished by party usage or party PLATFORM
political creed In which pronounces
for the few against the many.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
PUBLIC OPINION.

Plumber and the policy of plumber, not Drin-
ciple, will drive the Senate as gOad drives cattle
Williams will be confirmed Omaha Herald Dom.b
They are after Genet He has but one chance
OF escape. Let him manfully throw himself upon tao
Danimity Of the Senate, aud be vndlcatedlHart
ford Times.
There are wide differences of opinion, but
diversity to the actual need OF tine economy
Of management and expenditures All are unit ON
this subect-lEmira Advertiser (Rep)
There is a cloud In the political horizon that
Is already much bigger than o mans hand, tnak may
overspread entire heavens and obscure the Repuo
lican sun forever.-lMilwsukee Sentinel tRep)
The situation is grave enough to render u
necessary for Congress he exceedingly careIu IN u
financial arrangements. Economy must be the ever
pre- sent thought the Congressmans mind PnllsdeF
pha Telegraph tRep)
Had the fight been left to the people the
prosperity OF South would have been assured, bus
The afraid TO trust the rebels ahd ~
Put In power who were not only rebels but thieves
-fTroy Press lDem.)
1t is simply amazing that a body of men
who owe election 70 tho people. aud ~ho oain ~
refuse to their express command IN regard W
the Salary act.-(Indianapohs Journal (sepJ
If Congress will go faithfully to work, en-
forcing economy public service ami putting down
every form OF abuse and obOery, 10 will command Pu
lie approval and win have no reason 10 complain oI 'no
newspapers with the exception OF few; wnlcn nsns
faultnndus aui abuse .her business. -"orees'et ~"
lRepl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.

MUSIC
Mr.. THoMAss MATINEE.
The matinee concert given by Mr.. Theodore
Thomas saturday at Steinwsy Hail brilliantly
successful that trust he may be encouraged to give
many similar entertainments during the course Of the
Winter and Spring. There excellent audience,
and great deal OF enthusiasm manifested the
following we'll made programme
fnIer%ello yiI as'q praaS" HENDERSON,
wedding March
Aria .'In desen heilgen Haep" cMagcFlute"J Mozart
Mr. Myron W. whitney.
a. CanlOnetta iIuDVch
" Mr Louis Lubbock
Rhapsodie Hongroise, No. q.
Overture. "Leonora" No. Beethoven
Tlaamere L., nse9roid
'"'''''' ''' Mr.. A. Lockwood
Air, 90 rudder than the cherry" Acis and Galatea1
Mr. Myron ". Whitney. Handel
Scherzo, La Refine Nab. Beroz
Overture. "Tannhauser" Wagner
There was nothing in the selections for the orchestra
but what we have heard from the same band many
times BEFORE and yet the manner Of the performance
seemed to make everything fresh. The Midsummer
Nights Dream" music, which keenly reshed at
the Garden Concerts last Summer, fscQulred q new
beauty and grace heard under conditions much more
favorable stenway Hail. The Overture and Nocturne
were deliciously delicate thow perfect especially was
the playing in the Nocturne) while the Scherzo ana
Inermezzo brought out tho superb drill and wonderful
information OF the orchestra until even the Oldest al
mlrers OF Mr.. Thomas stared with amazement The
Iszt Rhapsodie" fairly bazed with splendor, ana In
thA Sraat Iaonora" ovA'tira the b" on"A" Nah"
Scherzo, and the Tannhauser overture IL seemed 10
that reached the plus ultra OF orchestral music
The cornet the latter part Of the Tanuhauser over
ture surpassed everything of the sort ever heard
in 20 fbat Trim
long absent from Mr. Thomas's bills. cordially well
coined again. and 1t followed by the Haydn "sere
made as an encore Mr.. Whitney was in admirable
voice. and Mr.. Lockwood gave some remarkably hne
exhibitions OF his skill and taste on the harp. Mr.
Lubbock, the vloloncest, plays like an artist and Is
valuable acquisition to the company
Another matinee will be given next Saturday. when
Rats Leonore symphony will be repeated The hrst
"Leonora overture OF Beethoven. and the Introduc
ton Chorus and March from the Third Act OF Lohen
grin " also ON the bill.
THE wIENIAwSKI CONCERTS.
The concerts announced by Mr.. Wieniawski
and Mr. Maure will take place Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday OF this week at stenway Hall great deal
OF classical music is the programmes on the first
evening, for instance, we shall have Mendelssohn's
string octet and andante and variations from Spohrs
double quartet minor. and Mr. Wieniawsk will play
an adagio and fugue OF Bachs. Mr. Maurel will sing an
aria from Maria dI Rudenz," lie Soir" by Gounod
the serenade from Don Giovanni" and the great aria
di brupoura from " The Siege OF Corinth" Miss Jenny
Bull will also sing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
2srm'2lork Daily gribm'1e.
FOUNDED By HORACE GREELEY.
MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1874.

8 TIE Spanish Cortes forcbly dissolved by Gen.
Pdvia after defeating the CASTELAR, Ministry.
Ministry has been formed, with Marshal Serrano as
President. Gen. Pavis is TO be court-martaled. 80
The assault upon Carasena has begun aud desperate
night in progress. The Republican force under Gen.
Morioucs is said TO be ia critical position -
famine prevails in the Russian province OF samara.
BIT Husteds election the speakershp of the Assem-
BIZ appears almost certain. - The confirmation Of
Attorney General Williams 10 be Chef-Justice still
regarded rs doubtful. s== Mr.. Garfield will again
brug the salary question IN the House to-day. g.
TIE estimates for army appropriations have been re-
duced 100000. s== 1t IA thought that Alex. H.
Stephens Will admit IN the debate on the Civil Rights
b IN The House that the coOged people ought to have
" tse rights proposed BY the BIZ 1t is expected
.th,t the Bankruptcy bill. amended by the judiciary
COMMITTEE Will be reported {, the Senate Tuesday
- several seamcn were suffocated by coal gas
German birkenne at Wilmington. \. G. 80 bur.
ricsne IN New.Mexico overturned the Santa Fe coach
and i1Jured two persons. The Carendonst. Bap-
tst Church in Boston badly damaged by fire.
An attempt was made 10 assassuate ex.Judge Morris
by an Internal machine. g. At the opening services
OF the Reformed Episcopal Church, Bishop Cummins
preached The State Charities Aid Association
ceiyed several startling reports upon the condition of
the Charity Hospital and other institutions. e.
prominent merchant shot himself in Brooklyn.
- The Grand Jury made presentmeDt in regard TO
the condition OF the couaty institutions - The
alleged murterers OF German arrested. -
The Sidewalk Instructions OF Washington Market
removed. - Az old woman whose dress lined
with ~oney died OF starvation. - Gold, llOl, llOl
III go Thermometer AZ. 45o. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
TERMS or TIE TRIBUNE.

DAILY 1HIBUSE. Mail Subscribers. $40 per annum.
Sr~i- " .rsfY tribune. Mail Subscribers SO per an.
WEEKLY tribune. Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum.
Adv.ertlslng Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE, 20c Soc 40c Soc 75c, and 81 per line.
SFMi-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 70 and 30 cents pei line
NkLILY tribune, 81, 80, aud So per line,
According to post ion in the paper.
Terms cash in advance.
Address. The TRIBUNE New-YoTk.
Advertisements received al uptown offices. SAT w.
Sed-st OF 9O5 w. 23d-st; at the Harlem Office 1856
FOurth-lve between 10Th and l3Othsts. and at the
Brooklyn Branch Office 323 Washin gten-st.. next
door % The Post-oificc. till D. m. at regular rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
PERSONAL.

Senator Sumner attained his CID birthday on
Friday last
Ex-Vlce- President Hamlin and wife arc the
guests Of Gov Kellogg in New-orleans.
Illinois newspapers are discussing favorably
project for erection of monument to the late OK
Gov. Richard Yates.
Three feet high and s. years old is an
Indian squsw exhibition in La Crosse "A bssun-
full mixture OF Mrs. Tom Thumb and Joyce Heth. NOV
for 1t, Mr.. Barnum!
DR.. L. Marsh, one Of the English delegates
to the Evan gecal Alliance is confined by illness at the
Medical College infrmary in Richmond, where he VIII
probably be detained for months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
THE CUSTOM-HOUSR SCANDAL

1t seems to be now well ascertained that the
Government has been paying the Custom
house clerk of Jordan, Marsh g. Co. for a
long time to betray and disgrace the firm who
gave him their confidence. Whether the pay
ment has been made directly to the clerk him
self, or indirectly to his brother, whether it
has been weekly stipend, OF the promise of
a share in the booty conditional upon'a seizure,
makes very little difference. The posi-
ton of the clerk aud the Government
has practically been just this: while the clerk
has been hired by the importers to manage
their transactions with the Custom-house, the
Government has bribed him to commit irregu-
larities III those transactions, and then TO
denounce the very offenses he had been in
strumental IN committing. We do not accuse
Jackson of doing these dishonorable things !;
we do not know precisely what share he has
had ia the business but We 10 say that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
amusemente ano Alse,inss.

RoorH's THEAr.R.-"Kit" Y. :. Chanfrau
GRAND OPERA HOUSE" Humpty Dumpty Abroad u
l.. Fox.
FIFrR AVENUE THEATER-" Man and Wife,?
NIRIo's GARDEN" The Bellies of the Kitchen" The
Nokes Family.
OLYMrIC THEATER-" Gabriel Grub"
Tosr PASTORS OPERA HoUsE.-yareties.
UNION SQUARE TnEATER.-" Led Astray."
WAiLACK's THEATER.-"A Man OF Honor" Lester wal
lack
ROBIssoN HALL.-Lecture Miss jennie Leys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05

The Clereldnd Leader one of the most vigorous and
independent of our Western exchanges celebrates
the New Year by transforming itself into neat
quarto. The rapid increase of Cleveland in popula-
ton and Importance makes similar advance In
journalism necessary. and The Leader proposes TO
Keep Abroaat VI tho pIOKIaas AIAun1 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05

In another column will be found a copy Of
a communication addressed to the President
of the Department of Public Parks, in refer
ence to furnishing maps, surveys, &C., for the
new Parade Ground, and the reply of the
President to the Commissioners of Estimate
and Assessment on that important work. 1t
will be seen that the Commissioners propose
to enter upon their duties with determine
ton to do away with the large expenses in
cured hitherto III such undertakings for sur
veyors' fees and maps, and to ask, instead the
cooperation and assistance of the Department
of Public Parks. The Commissioners, we I'M
derstand, propose also to dispense with the
expensive services of Appraisers. and to do
that work themselves.