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An Intelligent, cultivated actrosa. who had
gained FUR reputc, but nothing moro, during
Aor four years OF dramatic experience, dioa In
Now Yurii fow days agu 51om shoer gribf 1t
her inability to VIII fame. Her doath IL leason
to tho aspiriug idiots Who think they can
, 1874-01-28

MYERS prERA.It0U8s- Mnnroo st1aot. bosYeen
Dearborn amt State. Arlington, Cntt0n and Kenblo's
Mnstrols. IA Slippery Day." Minssro1sy and oomt-
, 1874-01-28

AcAnEMY OF Atysio-Ilasted It rest botwnon Mad
Afternoon: Sef." Evening: "The Old Toy.Afakor.n
, 1874-01-28

GLOBE .:Dcsplatnce atteet, between Mad
{ Nieck's Siinatrols' Aftornoou and oTcnnE.
, 1874-01-28

MV1CKE1ra MISREPRESENTATION streot, botwaeu
uearbnIn md Slate. Engagement Of CLARA Morris.
" AftitfN Al"
, 1874-01-28

Tic scientific world has been in commotion
over the reported discovery Of live Dodo. Tho
bones Of its ancestors hayo long been. rs Bomo-
body Bays. bones Of contention. At Inst tho
problon Of this
Remarkable bird,
With manner absurd,
WAS to DO solved. But Prof. Owen has killed
the new illusion as thoroughly as Time has tho
old bird. Ho declares that tho bird now e,l route
for England is only Dodlot, degenerate,
dirninutive descendant of the genuine fowl, So
all the to.do over the Dodo has bcen in vain.
, 1874-01-28

footlightB. Tho stage Is tho most oxactng and
most nfggarty Of masters. 1ts high prizca aro
fow md 1iedged nhout with difficulty. II It wore
not for human yanity,--tho vanity that lends n
man to p'ny tho hind iogs Of MI elephant for tho
sa1tc Of really getting on q atago-tho ranks Of
tho dramatic profession would bo soantily allod
Az 1t In, this real tragedy will not havo tho
thouaantltl, part OF tho olroct Of Bl,am ono.
Tho London Times publishes letter TINT
pretty thoroughly dsBprovos tho "pnupor labor ;"
thoory 10 far ~ 1t Ia applied to England a,,d tB
ut tho sarne time IN incidental contribution to
ono side Of tho discussion correspondents liavo
bcen carrying OF }n our columns OIL tho relative
wagoa Of labor thero and horo. Tho 1ottor is II,
roply to Prof. Tawoott's article In tho Fortnight
h, in which tho Professor argnod TINT tin vnIuo
Of English labor Is only trio. II as all, creator
thnn 1t was eon'o years ago. Tho writer shows
that tho ayerneo exolse-tax paid by each poraon
was 0s 714d III 1861, and 15s 714d Ii 1879; that
tho average consumption OF Bugar las Increased
from 81 tbs In 81 to Is lbs. in '72; Of toa from
~ lbs. to 594; Of provisions, from TO 10; and
tllat, although tho homo production Of meat haa
Increased In greater ratio than population, ita
prico las advanced 30 per cent. From those and
sinilnr facts, be infors TINT tho aboring cassos
havo moro money to Bpond now than thcy had
thon.
, 1874-01-28

"Wednesday Morning, january AZ. 1874
, 1874-01-28
TO.DAY's ADJUSTMENTS.

me ,h0onEYs M T!tEATnE-NendoEt :tres sstwesn
N1ssoa n T1n.,ssa.'" Hv9n!ns: NoSnlar company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

II
a GREAT TRUNK LIMB AND UNITED STATES MAIL koUTa
Tram leave Ncwiok from foot Of Ds,bTosset sSd CoTtthdt sA a.
folet.
BTpr fr arg p1tSbagb tho West aud South with Pull
GA. f'aee Can attached 80 AID $50 D. Sunday Ato
30
Per Wilanspo Lot Haven Cory Pine FOR Williams,
port . 50 O. At PtiisdC lFLAs
foa Baltimore Wshnstsu and te south 81 cav n ana
o. Sunday, 81 "a.
Brp Pssdetbi s. 40 $50 a ~ 1880 3 A. $50,
NJ 'ne ~ rsbt SabOsy O. 6:lO 80. ,Dd Bme'sD'
ssd SECOND class, =. u
rsr EexaI1 9, 8, $50 7:2O TAO g . 10 Ian. u m,
80 ~ ~ Ai5V add IL hight Sunday J:ZO t;lO,
Por E,ssOea. O. $50 7:2o TAO 9 10 lI.m. 1em..
H. ~ 10y S;tu I4V 4aO 43G, $50. 5.A0 q. GlO $50.
L2V 1AV Az l'SV n and u night hubdsY $40, 6:lO,
Foo Railway. 9. ESQ 7.2O S loAmls oao 4lo
$40 $40 430 5:2O SAC, 6;lO GO $40 10 - m nd rs
Dght sa1dsy. 3. % aud 6: 10 pm ~ v ~ ' 80
foi WCcdondg Peril Amboy and soDth 2nboy sDd 10 n
z 80, $40 .ld p N.
For New burssiek 1890 and IL NJ $40 400 J:2O
$40 IA and IL night Sunday g. 10 b. ~ i 'V'
FCI ESs bils:oDt, =. IA IL 40 u M
Fur Lsu bertviik and Pennington $50 ssd 5pm
For PhiJL pSb0p snG Bsydert, 3 AMI 4 o. m
Accommodation T Bordutovb etob a,d Candle. on s
$50 m, 1880 2. 3. 10. 4 and $40 D. NJ.
For Freehold 7:2O u, x sDG y ~.
For Fsrnlngdak and Sqosh 7:20s N and . N.
Pof Pemberton aud Camden, . n and 23O D.
Tram ATr.ve fcoxs:- Prom fitbuph $50 ~ % and
fS5 daily. 1883 daily, .sesp honeay prom ws,hbr
Baltimore Cos .. BIB and 1927 ,. sunday sos
and 1927 d Prom PuiIsdfpLiS BIZ Cos, $50 lO.lJ
1875 m 215. 5l6, COS s44 1927 y. m. sunday ~
$500. 500 IL 90 a n aud 1927 p
ei Oc 526 435, III and 944 Btostwsy No A,toI Hou--
Of Colsnd Emgrant Ticket Oboe
Bsi.esJ-psos. D. n BOYD, g., Ges. Passenger Agent
A. J. CAssATT General Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
H. P. BALDWIN. General Passenger Ass'.
ERIE RAILwAY.-WINTER. ARRANGE

IL MINT o; Trans taking nest January ~ 1874 Pon Cham
900 n-Cinaunaa Chicago Day Hrpre'' DgssgRoon
Cosehes 10 Buffalo and seepiur Coaches 10 destination
l0;<t m-EIps Mai for Buffalo AMI Niagara rAhS sleeping
I'd tDalTl-Pssso Erpres, the slespng co,ehe
through BsG4O EsgsTs Falls Cincinnati Detroit Inl Ch'ss'
without change
Pert Jern, 90 300 1000 ard lO:A5 49, 1890 AMI
h,oaeovp 500 1880 900 1880 and lO,j m. s;45,
AGO 1880 and - 2. The 300 All 4:JO ~ Hss'
connect with Etv.YOrE and Owego Mill,ad Railroad
Kontout and Kingston. 800 T. m and $3.50 p. m.
Gosbep 600 500 ts3U 800, '1O:JO and lOf9 H. J'5o
345, 4}O. 1880 and 700 .. -.
K.wbarh. 1850 0 sad lO:45 a. N. $3.50 and $3.50 D
W,ruicl l0:45 and 4:3O D. a.
surep 80, GAS fsSU, 1850 abd10:i0 5'f3. D o,
RiSs.vcoa HosotS., Ansldss. and Ransya tS 6i5 s.
1880 1880 io:4J m, $40 8. g. 1880 ,ni ,ll;$o
Pss.rson - go $3.50. 10 1890; lo:4S li;Se
~: - ~ o95 .. 35S' % o 4as
R.ss..n PAN and P.s..e 6:45 1880, 10 t1o;so. IL
noon, .I>6, g. 6;l5, 6,'Gs0 ols, 1880 ALL lL3O IN
Hhsds H.,h.sns ana wa, Sl5, and tS:is m l. j. T. o.
and 6 D. N and IL Saturday nights only. -.
Bsse-ooa s. s. o. and $50 80 35, 4;l5, G45 $50
$50 and 5+b s9S II s'urdT a;O, 2P Al, sso Gan
spArlb O. S. 20. aud 80 l30, 3:l5. 4l5 445 $50
$50 t7,a6 ~ AID IL SATURDAY nyht. only ~ an. ~. ,,o
PsrBost Eyask 49, 9;30s 80 o;lj a49 SijV,
$50 n: I6 .. n. sha IL ss:urdsy nights Onr
SpUug Vail and WsL 8 and $500. IN ATS o.
NoTE-TraiBs leaving Ctsnbsn,l even or hal nom, .'e
n.nt,t o Tveniyhris 80 minutes earlier
Boat ssye Twenty rdst AZ 1890 aad 1880 NJ eoRh.en,s
win tiat, srius N,ne..l same hOGs Toe ~ and IL
nSuisbt IN. rs ,tart from Chsnberi-t ONLY . 49,,
Tiep o passsso ats in praEszRoom ana sespas
Ccacbe orders Tor ihe besing ara
Baggage be t st he Ogmplnt. onee.--al a. ~
Ceun BTooilyr ih tsnpAsys DePos ana Assa" WIS
phaap~ bee. ,so,s,v.ny
ARROIr Genstal Pinengs AEent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARK Ell
NEw.YoRK, Tuesday, Pcb. n. 1874.

I. NEwYoRK Tuesday, Peb. IL. 1874.
There is much better feeling and an in
creased general activity in the local horse trade The
Improvement noticed in the demand for work horses
continues and for higher priced stock there has been
sufficient inquiry the anticipation OF fair
Spring trade.
The following the sales reported at the principal
Auction Marts
by Mr.. Arch Johnston in Thirteenthst near Uniyer-
pIar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
NEWY0RK CENTRAL An AND ,,,.. HUDSON ..:, ,,

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIyBh RAILRoAD-Ahsr NOV = 1873, hrougs shh' "h
k.t. Grand Central Depoi o., ,,----- =.
800 chicago Northern Rrprsss, with dhs"ihsr'on ears
h,ough 10 Rochester ard 81 Albans
1890 Special Chicago Express With dr,vnsf'en ca" 70 a0'a
1850 m, Northern and We'crn kxDless.
$50 m, AihAnT % Troy ErDress sAurisvs only
hlUans
fsLshdsgUG
300 PAake Express Daily With >eepngess for Roess,s-r
RalroaAs
100 E,prea with ,.splog ,s;, for Tfs, end Als,s.
WAY vans ss yer Local Iime Tlsisa
&. H. KRHpRIcx.
General Passenger Agsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18


/ Hon. :. A.L-wt. 3lIW. lith.s.
w. W Wotlcnloon, IA Nus
i9tn-gi,
! PARA a T.lfont. G,i.ass cor. 9th.
Jeremiah Psug1orr. ~ PelY d.
/ j. Berdan. Pa West llfh u.
n. y John.tone 400 lisdsor Il
Sbepra rl KrsIp. lSi oh ~
Ale, L. Ds 'rymple y Bast-st
Gilber. }. liArfc-. H. !crc,
y. Greer, 90 Pe.y-si.
r. Obren. Pew. cor ftA-st
jesse Travis, 80 Wet al. -
George Mefkle,. 4G b.uov 81.
J. b. Rutherford. 80 Iiorsio-sf.
DR.. Z. Deunson. 80 tiarssor =
A n. Havcmerer, 3l7 " litl.
Kemble Durham II Bank.sl.
y. J. Dup guac, 20 jsrcsL
Wm. II. pohbf. lOS BauA =
q. NJ. tnst, B.crcstI 'oE Nsst
ilth-s,.
r. Link q Bro. zoo Iiudsor-,t
J. Z. Hoe. - Came .oofi 80.
J. z. Hoaglaad $50 Nr.tsi.
A. Fletcher, : Van S.st-riso,.
Albert = Raria 20 lar' Q.
VIM. J. Mepr.l Wet liir--t
J.. l. GUodrr' - tau,ft
J. J.. Dixon. 49, llnGson-sL
4. B'caAlCy. lItr-st.,E ile'rfcs
Freeman d Bun -, faiior ~
jacob Knapp. 81 llIdsor.st.
NJ Kane 3sJ Wet f'h-a
John Demsfesi. 81 barrop.s,.
VIM. Gibson. 80 Wee III ~
Hon. a. X. kasni-o. 2gh ". l.ib.
Capt. Wl.hbg.n. IhafsssL
Nelson Ducksur b.. 3Si LaAe',pL
J. Travis 90 Wet ffii.
y Halls Sou 4 90 - " nOih.
J. W. ReuWicf, - iia.4iir y.
n. n. MACY y -. 80 IS. ifit-t
&. VIZ Chi. 4..-sL. T,si fhaf.es.
D.. l. CAVERN. 90 - Luss s-plsee
John o. Nos. u thsric-sL
4. MOreab >ols. f4O Ncsfft
,. %. Norcs. % 4 ugd"n-sTuare.
q. ~. Arm -tr0Lp. .,uJ " l2la-st.
{. .. SnHnon.. 80 Bans l.
J m Slca. $50 Efocssirt-st
u. v. H. b,Fihol'. al ". lltis
W. lev a Go. 4ss l.It-sL
J. Ross. % = h-atG
g. lsaacs. Ia ". i5it u.
4. Patton, - tlo,,r.
=. Dak'u. 10 ". 'r b ~
ID. y. Bnncscrh"r. 10 NauSasi pl.
!. :. nsL'sI. 81 Nn.tof.sa
Cart. ". n. ErllT. go Hor"r-si.
W II. Mos iiHtson Gna i-ih's.
n. 7. Dcsu. 81 I.t'f,.
r. Pa'kc.. ~. " it'.st
-. Backlog, ~ ~ Afi-si.
W. }. Van Arsls.,. 10 IS ga q.
John Banta gsI- e.. tfr-sL
\. G.. ". Wotg . Ven NJ t-pl.
j.. I.,4.:OI H,.,kf.-,i.
LIB oa.. luF.. Nttrp
}. A.. >aul'on -llw lliE-sL
4. N.coI .lf... -ttr.f.si
). y. LcW,, 90, iiadsoa-.i.
W. NL.ierta. o. Van nesi-pl.
{. =. Cnc'I "a Nat,E llrce.
4. }. Cslrwgn IS hGng''u "a
+. J.Iinll.cdts. aat ila.i-un e.
J. ~. Frl1 D. 60 Iuif--I -
l.. b.S,,. al4 Me- lIir-'i.
MILAN q ...r. g. J. tnssc-s-
r. Z Nau'l 20 ". l.i -
". 30. ksHp. ~: ffn-si.
A.p. b.aHA. 81 .st4-s,.
y. y. Iiiisr :'. " lii-,L
}. Nicolson. G. liu i,na-sl
l.. Gus.n. ~! h'stla
y. y. N'itvuIt,. '.bH l.f' l. -
J. }. Richard ~ " i2ih-sL
Y. 4. ta.fus. - hrctnleh -
J. Van HIaIr"r $40 y dsol ~
]. A. B,nEr.i. a. . Grr'rNirh-.L
}. u. BulcroL sJ2 ". l2lt-'L
". Cor.e. lC Abingdon 'rasis.
>. u. Banks 30 P,Di-si.
4. JJBc,. 80 " lJd-,L
SAMUEL A. IBNis. - fmas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

y ComaeDosas MONDAY koF. s.. 1873.
bbAVk NETWORK PIBk \. NORTH RIVER. tooi oi Rec
Ss BY ses@sts 70 ssAs' BOoi Connecting WITH trains or al
Gst.sD Oh tbi. AID cSHBseuA. railroads;
s5o -fu Philadelphia Loss Branch Red Bsbi Port Mon
@ese IsAe RIVER Wsre1owB, VDssd Bnaseob Bay bs sbo
stasoB. ooBOchIg Wbnngt toi TUeitr1 Railroad
n nEfo Long brsoeb Rec Bsah, Post son~oo.h Tons
:" .g MsIstovs AID intermediate stshosa
AshVho ~ NEW tOkk-At $40 . ~ and 4: 10 D. "a iron
brsssh
points Toekcrton RAiirosa - " -
sare, New fort H. Philadelphia only 81 20.
sIy'~ height ibes daily Ihlsdsphis "
rails early ReIt morning
y vNCB, Assat' P,os D N.
~ w.. rBkAT. W 6ObH
ssesnsts-1esA s~sssA4 AsssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

Music aud AZ he Abingdon GLIB, o.
Hon. W. L. Hayemcycf, 33J West
l4th-st
WIN. II. Gray. 25S ". 4thst.
| Hon. q. r. toddiugtoD. 62 Perry.
Col. r. r. Devoe. 1O4 W. l3ih-st.
DR.. 5. d. Burchard. 81 7th-aVe.
Hon. W. II. Geluey. OF Hora,io.
J. 3. Ritterhand. 223 w. ] lth-st
up. Dummond. ga W llth-st.
Hon. J. Il. VOorhis, 7SG GPylch.
n. n. Wotherspoon. l45 ". ITO.
Isaac Odell. II Bank-st
| J. r. Floyd, IA Van Nest lace.
| c. n. Delamater l. Co., foot West
l3th-st
Dr. \. Hall, 17G Yves, l0th-st.
Capt. p. G. Schultz, II Van Nest.
| V. C. King. Horato, cor. Wcs,-'t
Hoo. G. Starr, 3 Van Nest-plaee.
| DIR. TIC. Finnen. 1872 w. llrrst'n.
II. ". Dunshee. l42 ". lOth Ct
DIR. J. Aitken, Ia -. Lakes pL
A. Seaman. l Van Sest-plscc.
b. Huyler Hudson, cor. Jare-st.
Capr. W.p. Bensel, 30 horton-st.
Hon. G. A. Jeremiah. 2Jl w IL
J. Reed 3 St. bIke's-place.
A. Peller. 290 West 4th st.
n. Su'phen, cor. Jane and Hudson.
| g. Alderman. 80 Bank-st
4. Taggert. 593 Hudson-st.
W. b. Hanson, $50 ". l4thst
II. NJ. smith, oil Perry-si.
| c. VI. Gwyer, 20 Jane-si.
Hon. A.. Matthewson. GA Hud'u.
W. Whitehead, - Van Aest-pl.
| J. Bennett, 494 Hudson-st
w. A. Bhsb. 3O4 West l2th 81.
J. Huyler, $50 West lltE-st
Tracy & Russell, 81 GPwich-sve.
Z. B. Thurber, l0S W. l2tn-st.
b. Y. Wheelwrisht. 402 Hudson.
Hon. Z. Gilon, 5j7 IludsOn-sI.
J. varian, 24S Bleeckers'.
J. Crow. Hudson and ". l2th-st
q. 4 s. Heymsn & MACK, Hudson,
cor. liouslou-st.
T. G. DcnhaIn, Al Janc-st
VIM. A. Hoe, 90 H"ratio-st.
A. w. Spier, 20 Abingdon-plaee.
Warren Ward. 30 w. i2'h-si.
=. Kiopponbargh, 60 Perry-sL
B. d. l.. Sutherland, Grove, COZ,
Hulson-st.
". J Dixon, $50 Bleeclcl-'t
J. p. HoiAierber, $40 llunson-st
Wiley, Wiekes a Wing, -oS
Washington-st.
Gilbert j. Bogert. 80 Christopher
l.. Beer. f,h and West l2ta-sts.
) A. Dodge. ) LerOy-piace.
Mathew White. AL Nrsl-si.
b. Is. Deane. f2i Wet l3ln-sL
W. Decker, 81 West llth-si.
Hon. j. W. Booth. - Bedioia-st
}. Il. Dupignac. 3l9 Wet liih-st
lion. i. l.. ihoruell, lU9 Wet
l2th-si.
Co. Vim. Roomc. 273 W. lllh-s'.
Hon. WIN. Dodge. ~ Va Ncst 81.
Hou. G. b. Deaae, IT,, ~ Wet
l3th-st.
Dr.. Forester. Bloe" ker-st., Coz.
Cottagc-pllce.
J. w. Fan. II 81 Inke'-plaee.
Beadlcss1u. Pdce, a Wo,rz. 2vl
West l0th-st
VIM. hoir IL Be,hnne-st
Capt. J. ". Petty, foot ". lOlh-st.
Hon. James Galwa,, II BanL-ir.
d. NJ. Earl, West llth-si.
h. n. Dcyoe < Co. 100 llosuo.
Hon. Wm. y. White. IS 'haIlts
Dr. =. W. Roof. IL Ablngdan-sg.
Thco. Ross. BIS Mcss litl-si.
w. Ilarriott & Sons, l24 Charles.
Col. d. c. Mcsierycli. 30 SHAVE.
| J. n. Seanan, 2J3 We, 4ih-st
w. II. Christie. 1877 West lih-sL
J. b. Coz, 4S Clarlos-st
Charles schultz. 81 West lCth- -
Dr. Il. X. Colyiiie. 42l " 2lst
STYLES a Cash. % Sin-a'C
Floyd +. Kane, Al Jane-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEG,
~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST-Psssenger and Freight
Station in NeWNoTk foot OF Lberst Connects Sonerve with
souh T. Hampton Junction With Delaware Lsokasanns
Western Railroad Ppbug with Iehgh and Susqnehanna
Pittsburgh and West Central Pennslvaua AMI Newton
state. ,.. 49,. .-.
Commencing Dec. l, lSIj.-Leaye New.York follows:
DIS mNHws TRAIN FOR EastOa. DeheDcn, EaA AlcpoHh.
Maueh CbuBt, Tanaqua Ntssbsrre, Scranton, Sc
Train for Psin6eld.
7smw.y Train for Pennington R1,ton B,'dere Naach Chnnk
Wkcsbarre Pson hshauov City, Nj Carmel Haseon luns
hammock 1ossnd1 WaVerey, &c Connects Al Junction with Del
Lsct.. AMI West Railroad
town Connects for Fleming
Eas0n Msuch Chunk tamaQua Nkesbne scranton
&c. Danvlle, Willamsport. &c
lO:3On m-Nsy rrain Tor SOmerpIe
l2i0 D. m-ExPREss for Remington Rso1, Bath, Allentown
hspeh Chunk MahaBoy CITY HaeoB Wlkebane Scranton Real
ms Columbia ianossie, hphr4s Pottsyie Harrisburg &c.
230p m-Wsy rraB for Ess'on AleaONn, aud Dslrilers.
$3.50 m.-WsV Tram for IitinSeh
nWAT irslE for hson, Allentown snl NAuch Cnahk Goa
Junction with Del. Lax and Wet. r. r.
4:20p m--May Tran for SOBervile and Bennington
5y.m.-Wsv Train Tor Sonef'ile
BIS Q. m-NSy Train for Painted go
$50 m-EyESNG EIPKt daT for Ess'o, Be'yiiee Allen
town Reading, Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago, 49,
2 m-Wav Train for Somervile
$40 r. m.--For PAINTED
1880 p In-iBmignnt)-For BasiOn
9:l5 D. u-WEy Trtiu for SomtrS lie.
For Krsabsth a. 5lJ d 600 Gao :, 80 s:l5 = $50
4 AIS 40 AS g. 5;I5 $50 5:4j, g. go, 60 7l5
''''' ''''' ''''' K. y. KICKER Sup. and Eng
II. p BALDWIN General Passenger Age,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
NEFIT OF THE POOR,

EOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR.
Il GRAND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT ~ AID or TIKI
rOOR or THE NINTH WARD.
ACADEMY or music, SATURDAY EVENING. Feb u, -
Tor Which occasion MURRAY HILL AMATEUR DRAMATIC
ASSOCIATION have kindly yolru'eor'd.
will be so al auction az the AbDgdo1 tub 20 ahng
don square on THURSDAY Evening. Feb 10
Seemed and also Tiekek be pIoced ilr Aotnl "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HARTs
~ FORD RAILRoAD.-E,v.YorE AVID New Haven Diuson.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NOV II 1878
Passenger Staten Eewlork GsnG Ceua Depet Bntno
F0Tty -seeondsl


OF
(Aon 1G0Os tbIl 100 d Aoe1) 90 81 tEIL $50
(Aeen ~ and 10 tLocs B $40 dID and g 10 RI
For SsatA hoTE'!t 10 % gOJ 1900 100 IT. 800
355 AS D 10 C55 S:lO 8 10 N. fof Stamford 1:lO SOC
9O5 1910 .. 1900 l.OO 223 and 800 (hI 3:5b 50
445 8 10 b.4O, 6:3J, 7:2O. 6:lO 3lOpm
For Port Chester. IL 4Or
Boston kID1es sprrgbe sos sDd 1000 SEQ sbi $40
Shore Il ne at 800 anu 9.lU o. n, 500 100
800 10 and $40 stopping stanford HOs ak Sod Bse
port Tho 500 Oy Store Line
Division Tor Norwich
broes The sos and 300 with Kevlisvsb
Northampton H. g New Haven sos, 10 ~ 1900
trans connect With coun Lycr X Sprgden ami 800 for
houa The 800 100 and 500 viii Etpgn
tuck fkiloa0, and hc 6:OJ 800 HousHtohe
hnrOsd At Bfdgsport The 500 IL ,Bd 800 4:3S
m WITH Dalbuv AMI EorWsh snd tie S:05 n n
W sb 10 u. vii New Railroad al Stamfore
Providence. - - 49, - y
DI'sus Dsv Express Sleeping ears On Night
pres Trains
Tle purchased Teset One. Company 6nO
tai Depot 0hce5 Of y !. Transfer 944
Windsor Hoge Y. and Ne Couri BroOlJni sbo vii
check baggage from sdenee H. deft patton
F0 a Of p3rcUsnt posten hotels ard depot
JOHN 7. EOODY. Sup't Cf D. Y. Div.
E. If EEhD Seul SUBJ. New Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
STEAMBOATS, ano Hallroaos.

/ BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
kB Naugauck ~. Steamer LAJ IA is discon
boat from NewloA and boat IRON Bridge
| psu Steamer BRIDGEPORT IS before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

t,L,r,i Nae. for tss,trea o. PstJss all forns sPiaA
p,,,, Contracted Cert, Lnb, Costi Pea, ssf hssds M
aired Jo.x Wy Vta,s Dance ell Dsferries imsse'
and E,,eus Dsssss Disease ~ Brs. HssI $50 ssEs hs
"a q. ". Ah0Dks. ~ y. hsAssi pifsssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
NOACHMNN and GROOM-BY a Tespectable

" young (marnej) thoroughly D1dertnds the ana mat
agement Of city driver understands TIC err OF
valuable carriage hsIncs TsieFens no "W''
the Apply at oDELLs AGENCY 100 West 54sl
corner BToadgAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
Gituaiions Wanieo--5emales.
General Uousework.

HOUSEWORK- By "a lately landed girl, who
understands PLAIN COOKING ean wash end ron well ana
rcqad wages moderate objection TO Tie county Can AZ 80
w eat 1 lin 81 corner Uthaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
Situdfions Uanteo-- mdles.
Clerks, Statesmen, &c.

MAILMAN ana GAkDENEh-h naiIieu
" children ves situation sith room FOR v peieI'.dl
be good coschman and experienced CT can aS
milk take cattle lawn &c best recommendations 'ah"
1873 West lthst, COT Oh ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

Rs(A WEST DIST STA respectable woman
bsD general HoUsEw0RK good washer aud roner COCA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
WAITER and USEFUL MANLY young
lnng man who under

w mar, olofed understands bs business thoroughly az bnt
g himself useful une1coo'ionabe city
rernoe 10 objection the country AppIy at ODBs AGENCY,
Na.t4l r.,rnnrH r,Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

A USEFUL MAN-COOred-Is thoroughly
~ capable many thng shat profitable good mechanic
good stone mason Of bank watcbmal
porter good Maud and has The very best Of ot VI
20 Address inquire at tie HOME BUREAU 80 18th
ave. above l0A-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

Regular mi-wcckly sale at Mcssrs Barker Chase 3
CITY Auction Mart and New York latter sails tomorrow
| "wednesday. the 18TH inst. az IL a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
IN WANTED lin

N ot0e New England States peo-bJ PRACTICAL art oI
understands the bnsness all te branches VIZ
plants laying ont oname at
and grounds flowers u and vegetables aud az
things The ~ helss country place. egh
GARDENER l,t,sheIJ, Msss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-12

For tue past day or two there has been in
Providence, T. l., a colored man who presents
in himself II queer physiological freak He
is thirty-four years of age, thick-set, OF me-
dunn height, of fair intelligence, and was
born in Manchester, England He gains a
livelihood by exhibiting himself TO physL
Clans. His abdomen is naturally / ull, but at
will, without the use Of his hands, he gives
it Il wave-likc motion, and it gradually sinks
in as if being wound up, until it apparently
rests close against the backbone and he pre-
scnts the appearance Of man with no abdo-
men, and Their in the same manner he rolls 1t
out to its original iolm.
He then drops from under his RIBS dupli-
cate set of ribs, with breast bone, when the
original ribs and the duplicates can be dis
timely felt and counted, and the whole front
of the body IS, as it were, iron-clad. Or, at
will, he apparently drops his heart from Its
natural position some twelve inches, puts II
back, and sends it to the right side OF the
body opposite Its natural position, puts 1t
back anG sends it to the lower part OF the
body on the right side, thus putting it in four
different positions
| During these changes the two sounds OF
the heart can be distinctly heard in either OF
these new positions, and not where they u.s.
ually are heard. 1t seems to be necessary,
however, that after each change 1t should go
back where it belongs before being sent to
new quarter. He also has the power to stop
the beating of his heart at will from five to
ten seconds at "a time, the pulse stopping al
the same time.
lie seems also to have considerable strength
easily bending by n blow on the arm heavy
iron cane which he carries. Several promi
mont physicians have examined him, from
one of whom we nave obtained these facts
and pronounce him to be the greatest curios
ity IN physiology they have ever seen OF
heard Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-12
The Periis OF Filtration.

Solomon Moritz, who helped Flora Hard
ing to her Iuin, was married man. Tie dld
not come to her with whiSperings OF love and
marriage. He was II business man who
dealt in clothing, and had little time or taste
for philosophy and advanced reform. Flora
Harding herself was woman of unusual
powers. She wrote, and wrote with ylgor
uncommon in Il female writer of her age.
There was no indication of a sickly senti-
mentality in her that might be played upon
by skiilful hand, or lose itself in its counter
part in another. She was handsome, bril-
liant, dashing woman. she had the pride
and strength and sought to conquer. She
enjoyed walking along the perilous edge OF
proprietv if it gave her an opportunity to
exercise her power. She permitted Mortz to
approach her, and she brought him to her
knees. He arose and stabbed her to the
heart, and she fell as many strong, ambl-
tious woman who has fallen before, herself
conquered by the weakness she had conquer
ed. There are thousands of beautiful and at
tractive women all over the country doing
just what she commenced by doing. We
call it by the gentle name of flirting. There
are plenty of women constantly lndulglng
in this dangerous pastime, forgetting th'
duty they owe to their maidenhood, or, !
they are matrons, to their husbands anc
children, and forgetting that the victims o
their Irritation and the tonquerors of thel1
virtue owe to their wives God help then
that they may not reach the fearful gul
that entombed poor Flora Harding.