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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10
BY TEL EGRAPH H
CONGRESS-
Senate.


WAsHiNToN. January 9.-The Senate has
under consideration bill to allow national
banks deciding to reduce capital stock to
withdraw proportion of bonds upon retir-
ing their own circulation notes Or deposit
ing lawful money in the treasury.
A stringent bill, regarding polygamy in
Utah. was introduced by MIR. Sargent. 1t
withholds citizenship from alien polyga-
mists; gives women the custody of MINOR
children and due share Of the poly gamist .
property.
The balance of the days was devoted to
the salary bila~
The fortihcation bill appropriates nearly
sl,000000 including the forts on the Poto-
man. $40, 900; jackson and St. Philip, on
the Mississippi river, $50, 900; Fort Say lor,
key West, 100000.
The death of James Brooks was ane
nounced, and eulogies pronounced upon
him by Messrs. Cox, Wood, Dawes and
Kelly. The death of w. D. Foster was
also announced. with eulOsies srOm Messrs.
Waldron and Williams.
House adjourned.
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The Ssarrh of EyentS.

Il has been reported. although nc; pub
.iciy nor f6cia,ly. tina, Mr. Jefferson Davis
reached thi. city some days since. and has
been staying vita relative or Magazine
street. /: was even said anon. the By.
standeys that, as the first division Of the
Louisiana State National Guard marched
Though the street, the cid gentleman sat
on the balcony enjoying his pipe and the
spectacle. If it were true, then indeed he
mus, have been convinced OF tas tremen.
dous changes that have taken place since
he Elfew away his seat IN the Senate Of the
United States for Ieiusive prize that
turned 10 ashes n his grasp. Certainly.
had h's suie been permitted to continue,
Genera! Barber would never have ridden
with General Longstreet. as a commander.
IN Do procession in honor Of the most cele.
brated even. IN the history OF the proHdest
city of the South. The wheels Of time move
rapidly in our day. and It i. only men
Of :ibera! and enlarged minds wac can
iSeaD IN.
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rssS-yLvANTs RAtiaoAp ConrL%v,
Phiiadeiphia. January !. 1874,

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE STOCKS AT
AUCTION BIZ THE SHERIFP.-AttentiOn is
called to the sales at auction, to be made
this day at noon, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, by
the sheriff of the parish Of Orleans. Said
sales comprise.
/. Six lots of ground, situated in the First
District of this city. forming the corner of
Tchoupitoulas and BellechaSse streets.
?. One portion of ground, situated in the
same district, on Peters street. bet tween
Gaiennie and Erato streets.
3. And one hundred shares of the capital
stock of tho Atlas Insurance Company.
For full particulars and terms see adver-
tlsemeuts.
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FOREIGN,
Affairs in COahuiias

MAfAMoRAs, Mex, January ..--rn order
to suppress the disorders which have existed
for several mouths past in the State of Goa
hula, between the followers of General
Zepeda, who was deposed as Governor by
the Legislature of the State, and DIR. Salus,
who was elected in his stead, the federal
Congress at the City of Mexico has author
lied President Lerdo to appoint . pro
visional Governor for the State. An ap-
preparation OF $780, 900 was also made to arm
and equip 1000 national guards in the State
of Coahuila, to support the provisional
Governor and maintain order until new
Legislature can be elected and the State
pacitled.
A Presiimo in Havana.
HAVANA, January 9.-The junta of debt
at Yesterdays session resolved that the onl Y
means of relieving the financial crisis is by
q system Of forced loans, and it will issue
one of S30, 900 900 at six per cent interest
payable in gold.
Dissatisfacti0n in the Cabinet.
PARIS, January 9.-The Figure says mem
bers of the Cabinet have rendered their re-
signations, but President MacMahon Is en-
deavoring TO persuade them to remain in
the government.
The Assembly to-day, at tho request OF
Admiral Sauriet, of the left centre, unani
bichSiJ NoLcN W IL AOHuoy' w
action was taken on the ministerial ques
ton. There was great excitement in the
lobby during the brief sitting.
nInc ,Iahon and the New Cardinals.
President MacMahon to-day performed
the ceremony of delivering the hats to the
newly appointed French cardinals. In hi;
speech on the occasion he thanked the Pope
for couferring these honors on citizens o.
France, and added: Tho Holy Fathel
knOwa our tiial attachment and our admi
ration at the manner in which he supports
his trials. His sympathies were with US il
orr misfortune, and ours are with hin
now.v
The Vote Against the Government.
LONDON, January Especial dispatche
from Paris to the London morning journal
state that the vote in the Assembly yeste1
day on the bill in relation TO the appoint
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Hon. { harles 4. MERRILL

The unexpected death Of the gentleman
whose name stands at the head Of this
notice occurred in this city yesterday
inoning. At the time of his death he was q
member of the State Senate of Louisiana,
representing tho fourth senatorial district.
Born in Campton, New Hampshire. forty.
one years ago. his life has been an eventsuI
ones Al sixteen years of age he left his
native village and wended his way TO Bos
ton, commencing alone the battle Of life.
At the outbreak Of the rebellion he left a
successful business. and responded to the
Presidents frst cali for troops by entering
Cooks famous battery. of the Boston Light
ArtillerA as private soldier Al the end
of six months service he returned 70 Bose
ton. and enlisted for shree years in the
Twelfth Massachusetts Battery With this
organization he came to New Orleans in
1867. lie was distinguished for faithful
service. and in 1854 was appointed to q
lieutsnantcv in the Tenth Regiment of
! Heavy Artillery icofored) raised in thi.
department. As an officer Of this regiment
he served in various capacities He was
| boarding offcep when stationed at Fort St
Philips was assistant provost marshal IN
! this city. and later in the parish of St. Mary.
| He was subsequently, agent of the Freed.
! nsif's Bureau in the parish OF Plaquemines.
| and was mustered eut Of servics in 1867.
Blythe Govesaos ne was appointed sheriff
Of Iberyiils parish il 1863. lie has held
| the Gffics Of assessoS Of Internal revenue
for the second district Of Louisiana. been
associate editor and part proprietor OF the
! Iberyille Pioneer. and has been elected 10
the stises Of parish Judge aad Sta.s Seaa'
! tor.
| Mr.. Merrill Was man Of strong caarac.
:eristc likes and dis!ikes. warm 10 PERSONA!
FRIENDSHIPS. and plain and outspoken with
! those who held opinions differing from hi.
! own lie was man OF :ew words. bu.
possessed Of great practical good sense and
! ability His eiicial career has been marked
fos honest integrity, and his life has peen
closed without STAIN upon the page Of b..
| bright fame. IN his death the Republican
! party loses a staunch support. and the com.
! mun!ty in which he lived IS deprived of a
| good citizen. lie leaves a wife and one
child to Inourn hi, loss. Ths :uaerat OF
Senator Merril: vii; take place a. ten
o'clock tomorrow morning, from the house
| Of NJ ss. Edwar rds. on Camp street.
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TERMS: $l2 90 PER ANNUh
WHOLE NUMBER 2O75.

ment of mayors by the government is not
regarded as important.
A vote OF confidence 10 the government
will he asked at the session to-day and it is
certain to be carried.
Sailed FROM Liverpool-Ships He lion aud
Formosa for Pensacola. and Fyglia for
New Orleans; bark Bertha for Savannah.
From BristOl-Sbip q. M. CAIRNS for Pen
sacola; bark Lizzie Wright for New Or
leans. From Hull-Bark Aida for New
Orleans.
The Remains of louis Napoleon.
The remains of the late Emperor Napo-
leon Ill. were transferred to-day to the sar-
cophagus presented to Eugenie by Queen
Victoria. A number of leading Bonapar-
fists attended the ceremony, but Prince
Napoleon Wa, absent.
Wrecked.
The British steamer Ravens worth Castle.
Captain Sergeant, which sailed from Balti-
more on December IL for Queenstown, has
been totally wrecked. The officers and
crew were saved.
The ship Tamorlaine, troG Yokohama fox
New York, is reported ashore in Gospar
strait Indian archipelago. A part of her
cargo has been saved.
Inauguration. of a Statue % Prince Albert.
The Prince of Wales unveiled the statue
of the Prince Consort, at the Holborn via
duct, to day. with appropriate ceremonies,
in the presence of vast crowds of specta-
tors. A public breakfast was subsequently
given at Guildhall at which toasts to the
health of the royal family were given and
responded to, with speeches expressing the
warmest sympathy and etfection for the
Queen.
The Manifesto OF the New Ministry.
MADRID, January 9--The ministry has
issued long manifesto addressed to the
nation, declaring its objects to be identical
with those of the revolutions of 1863.
New Election to be Had.
A decree was promulgated to-day dis
solving the COrtes, and announcing that
| elections for O new body will be held 90
| soon as order is rendered secure, and FREQ
dom and universal suffrage are unhindered
The Carlists Aggressive.
| BAYONNE, January 9.-Don Carlos and
General Elio, with $4,000 men and eight
pieces of artillery have entered Santona.
| General Mariones and Astrejoara have
| received reinforcements. A battle is ex-
| pected soon, the Carlists making the attack
| The Carlists completely surround Bilbos,
and will renew the attack on Portugalete. =
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The Investigating Committee,

The two members of the Judiciary Com
mittee of the United States House of Rep
who have for some days been taking testi
mony in relation to the charges preferred
against Judge Durell. finished their labors
yesterday aud will leave for Washington
this morning. The testimony is very volum-
inous, covering many hundred pages. that
for the prosecution being much more ex-
tended than what was offered fog the de.
ferse
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St. John Parisi,s

IN fhe district court in the parish Of st.
John. yesterday, the case Of Joseph Mac
MILAN. charged with the murder of Ulysses
Jacobs. came up for trial. The accused was
represented by General T. Morris Chester,
who, on account of the strong feeling exist
ing in the parish against his client, obtained
change of venue to the parish Of st.
Charles. 1t is understood that the case will
be tried on the nineteenth instant. The
case will be prosecuted by Hon. Morris
Marks, district attorney. before Judge o.
L, Flagg.
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CARPETS. Oh ULoTHs AND MATTrsGs.-
A better place to buy the above named
goods can not be found in this city than
street. Their stock comprises all the latest
patterns and kinds Of material, while in
the matter of prices they are liberality
itself. We advise our readers to give them
n call
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ORLEANS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1874

ate of this State will perhaps sit many
day before another man Ike him will enter
that body. In conclusion. heartily indorse
the resolution that has beea read with
regard to his death.
At the conclusion of Governor Hahn's re-
marks the House adjourned TO Saturday at
IL n.
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ASSESSMENTS Nos. Ia AND loJ.-See
special notice column. Death of j. NJ. Pei
ton and Philip Writ. Payable at the office
Of the Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life In
surance Association of Louisiana, No. l9
Camp street.
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Sovereign Power.

yhe sway of Rex sceptre is not bonnded
by the Ohio river, as will be seen oy the
following letter. In :: the Pennsylvania
Central railroad sends it's allegiance and
proposes to lend every facility in it's power
TO assis: the distant subjects of his Majesty
in attending his triumph. We are glad to
see This general opening Of lines of travel,
In which als the railroads seem to join. Il
will bring the people of distant sections
closer together. and thus go far toward Gu!
tivating those happy amenities which are
the basi. Of social happiness and public
prosperity. Long live his Majesty. 4 bet
ter or more sensible monarch never trod
shoe leather:
YasssYL~AsIs RAIisoAp CoarH.v.;
Philadelphia January :. 1874.
TO ais Mos. Gracious Majesty Rex:
In obedience to your orders have to state
that your royal proclamations have been
duly and conspicuously posted upon the
line of this railroad.
In the present state Of affairs sh all be
able to offer low rate to all those W no de-
sire to attend the carnival, as the Bait Q
and Ohio railroad is waging war in fares
from Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington.
Ii time will permit shall come down and
pay my respects to your Majesty.
l nave the honor to remain your Majesty 8
D. M. BOYD, JR..
General Passenger Agent.
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Good warm overcoats for g IS, - Is, Sc,
s. 50. 50 50, 50 50 and $l3, at Gsrthwsite,
Lewis l. Miller's, No. 100 Common street.
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| SSCCIATlON FOR THE RELIEF @F
rrvrS,1 w,pows AND ORPHANS.

EsH ORLEANS, January 10, 1874 e
.rha celebration OF the Nineteenth Anniversary
- this Associations will take place at the Home,
Sorner of Jack son and Chippewa stree 9, on sun
DAY eleventh instant at ll:.o a. N. Tho PUBLIC
Are respec ctfull, invited 10 attend.
saIO at EDWIN J. KuR>HBBDT, Secretary.
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Boys cashmere suits at 60 -, 81 IS,
IS 50 and Sc 50, at Garthwaite, Lewis g.
Miiler's, No. 100 Common street.
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.fVprietor. or.-.'.........'''..Mh MI DA'iU niO" h---
HISS LYDIA THOMP PSOH
AND HER MAMMOTE COMPANY.
Tho largest and most complete organ zatlon Tor
b. performance, of turesque In the world VIII
Sresent the following repertoire according 70 theif
Htes, for which seats may be secured in advance
Friday and Saturday Evenings, January
q and 10,
4 The Sylvan Burlesqua of
ROBIN HOOD.
natorsog R,ptiGee and sunday Evening,
"a january 10 and Ii.
III BLUE BEARD
AND THB
q UEATHEN CHINEE.
onday and Tuesday Evenings, January
a ~ and Is,
81 srbe Seutical Buriesqnt of
SINB.D, The SAILOR,
8 Int reducing lie celebrated Nursery Rhymes and
Eedupsdo, and Thursday, January II
and Is,
II ALA ID BIN
81 "Wl tske 'em In
X Friday Evening, JH0unry lbe
LITTLE AMY kOHSARTs
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Important Treasury Circular.

AmpOfHa1b 1Fe0SGFy AAICuldfe
Tic Official cfrcraar exhibiting the vait,es
in United States money OF account. Of the
pure gold OF shvee representing. Fee
spectise!y. the monetary xnits Of foreign
countries. has beeL heceived az the Office Of
sose, tor ai customs II this port.
This official announcement Of the vafie
ot the standard coins 10 circulation Of the
various nations a the earth Is made il ac-
sorfanes with the irss section Of the acs
Of March 3, 1871. which provides "that the
yalusof foreign coin. as expressed in the
money account os the United States. shl!
be that os tho pure metal Of such coin of
standard value" and that "ths vaides Of
the standard coins in circulation Of the
vag;oIs oa,ions 81 tie world shall be esti.
mated annually BY the director of the mint.
and be proclaimed en the first day of Jauu-
sr. by the Sesreta:y Of ths Treasury"
yi:s tables Of values just proclaimed
show considerable changes in some 0! the
foreign soinA Tae pound sterling OF
G.ea. Britain :s now sa:ed - 5: St O.. an
advance o. owe: two cents. and the French
..ans IL valued 40 1884 The Spanish
:.seta Of 100 eentimes is walked at $50.
and che mark OF the German empire at
,.3.s.. The Austrian Aogin is valued at
::.s.. the Belgian frame at 1880. the Danish
crown 1T 90 81. the Russian rOu3!e Of 100
copeeis a. s::ro sai. .!.s Swedish crown
az ;:.h.Sr.
These change W" of Gou1se have To ef.
fec: upoa goods entered 2r!os 10 the f:st
ia: u January. 1871.
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saturday Evening. January
SPORT ar THE OAKLAND.
On Saturday. January 10, 1919

There will b. q TROrTIEG RACE for a purse - 4
otsL. of S20O mile hssts three in sives 30 aS1e.
Aud rule, for the following horses.
q L. Gle IN enters hay gelGing j. Mcfr
IA J. n. ShavDan enters Cit esCuut geldlpS Nctses.s
W. Il. Leonard enters bay gelding my
5ohn Bri, ry enters bay mare Lady DoSsr.Sa
n Larry II ,rt enter bay colt franke
Race to start positively at ?. NJ. 81.
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KENILWORTH

4 In active preparation. the most picturesque ana
Inc vestres f.om he fhc- pen OF George Faw-
kett R0 W.. ESQ author of tne Geneva Cross, emit
n MtP1IISTo Or THE FOUR SENSATIONS,
knovu a Grnevive de Brabant. The Belle Helene.
frou Frou and Camille, which will be produced
kith new Scenery, entirely new Music, Cos
kimes, etc, and Introducing for the first time in
khr gnited States the gran,iiy statuesque artist
md captiyatlngly beautiful Mile. PHRiNE who
kss been engaged at an enormous Oh p-Rsa la9
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he s so 100000 aud 100000 Challenge
Shove
RANDEsr 2ooLCGs SAL. AREHic. HfP90DHH
srr.. .sD MUSEUM CoNso.I2AyI~a
COS EAITHo
..sREs DA3s
b yasas.e .e.A colnes Of Soarbos sGa sfscens
etrcess
ridny, saS.rCfay and Sunday .saanars y.
81 10 and lie
a SERBE DAYS
NJ 81 Nasosic Lots sear Tivo4STs'e
oudn., Tuesday and "Wednesday. Saaa
81 ary IL, IL and Its
"A oss-e
II GREAT EASTERN a,ENAGEE;f:.
UsEUM. AvIARY. slRCgs. ROMAN Gi:.'e.
DRoMB AEs EGYPTIAN CARsTaas
TIN nmpbar return afer an absence of fifteen
Onths of the most brilliant, successful and elabor-
amusement enterprise ever organized, affordlns
pre- scientific practical and useful attrsc ton han
by Four Combined shows of the Gid and
New WOrids
20 GRAND MENAGBRIES,
FoUR DOUBLE CIRCUS TROUPBs
THRRB CONSOLIDATED McSarxs
q Magnificent Avinrys
Making it the most
bRAL. CHASTE and INSTRUCTIVE EXHIBITION
Travelling in this any other country
TWO ENTERTAINMENTS DAILYs
Matinee Every Day mt Noon.
Iht Performance at haf-pas seven o'clock every
day. Doors omen one hour previous.
GIANs STREET PAGEANT EVERY DAs
at nine o clock
he Most Gorgeous Procession Ever
Wituessed.
LOOK OUT FOR ITe
MISSION, g.! Children under ten years, stty
cents.
plendid seats for every BODY and ushers in at
dance. W. W. DURAND,
u G neral Agent.
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VARIETIES THEATRE.

VARIETIES THEATRE.
Immense success
THE WICKED WORLNs
Last performances,
P1sIDAYa SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EIGHSA
And
Saturday NIatinees
The fol 10 wing II aned artists in powerful eade
sIISS MARIE E. GORDON,
OF SaIy's Fifth Avenue Theatre, Nee f0ss
&ISS ISABEL FREEMAN,
OF Park Theatre, Brooklyn,
s,R. CHARLES N WALCOT,
ssWainut Street Theatre Philadelphia
JOHN T. RAYMOND,
sud a complete ORA lIatic OrsanAatio'ss
Monday Evening, January II, 1SSfe
MIR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
I'M his world famous impersonation Of
RIP VAN WINkLEs
Roy Off ce 10 W open for ale of seats lhS
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dissolution OF PARTNERsulP.-
4 The partnership heretofore existing beta cen
undersigned und the firm of BdGuie u
[chard, has been dissolved this day b, mutual
psent, and the name OF the firm will be used
feafter in liquidation only by either partner
WInOW c. BAQCIE.
AUGUSTUS REIcHARD.
%w Orle ans. Drcember 81, 1873 ial Z l5t
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

UE HAVE ASSOCIATED MIR MAX
DINkEL>PiEL with us in tie practice of tn.
!. Wa will give onr Iersouai attention TO e1si'
Is intrusied to us in the Federal aud State
prts. The name and stNle of our hrm will
bceiorth be BRAUGHN, BUCK & DiEhELsFlEI,
oneys at Law. No. Il, CnmmeI ciai place.
y I'm
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JACKSON uALLe

ELYrI,N FIELDS STREET.,
fhursdny. January -. 1874. AT = p. a..
CAMh;LIA MI SIRE LIS
all sheir SpecisLties and Stad"w Pantomunes
ADHlSSIuN FIFTY CENTS.
undn., January IL. 1874, at r: M.
~ CRESCENT $ = tt n ADERSs
III la all IheIs Specialtlea. .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10

HE AUCTION AND COMMISSION
business heretofore carried on by J. ROSEN-
" will be In future transacted by the under
PED, for his own account, at No. l6 Chartres
yet
els Dot MORRIS ". NEWMAN.
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The New Chief Justice.

nc We" Nultl JusttCce
The Republicans Of Louisiana can not Iail
TO regret the circumstances which induced
the President to withdraw the nomination
of Mr.. Williams from the Senate; but such
action being determined upon, MIR. VIII
iiams himself having desired il, the Pres
ident yesterday sent to the Senate the name
of Hon Caleb Gushing for the vacant seat
on the Supreme bench. Mr.. Gushing has
probably no superior as an advocate in tue
country and his nomination will be doubt
less acceptable TO those who objected TO
Mr.. Williams.
Mr. Gushing + remarkable man. He il
seventy-two years of age. and has been
prominent in public life now for more than
half century. He was Wing Congress-
man from Massachusetts, from 1887 TO 1913.
In the Mexican war he commanded regi.
menc Of Massachusetts volunteers, return.
home brigadier general. He was Dem.
ocrat in the days OF Polk and Pierce. and
served as Attorney General in the Cabinet
o. the latter.
Ioe years afterwasi ae rep resented ais
native town Of Newbuvyport in the Massa'
chusetts Legislature, being one of half
dozen Democrats in that body. He pre-
sided over the National Democratic Con'
:ention in 1860, but on the breakin. out OF
the war promptly offered his services to
Governor Andrews for duty IN the field.
| which the Governor, however, gratefully
declined From that time to this his great
-,l
| most of the time at the capital, and fire..
quentfy in delicate diplomatic matters. His
+ connection with the Geneva arbitration is
still fresh ~ The memory Of ouS readers
only stew days ago no was nominated and
eonffmedas ministers - Spain IN place o,
| General SickleS
Notwithstanding h.s age. Mr.. Cushing Is
as young In spirit and ss vigorous as sncs,
llen o. half his years.
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blk DAYS ONLx.
\ yBRf SC:.Css ;s POWER s:P SsssSiTX
he s. L. sGGs.DGO and sIGO,O00 Chsli-nge .
CSh0we
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,r. CHARLES THEATRE.

SEN DrRAR .........a. Proprietor and hlanageI
ALBX. EITZGERA Id go ..s..sss. stage manager
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ADJUSTMENTS.
.o orietor. or....,................MR DAVID BIDWELI

4 6,ADEMF OF MUSIC.
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0'e'1se'oNN
Last night Of the charming protean actrese'
Miss MARIAN MORDACNTe
GRAND MORDAUNT MATINEE
This Snfurdny, Mt Twelve O'cforks
DARLING.
-at1rday Evening. January sHs
The rev sensation
HEARTS ARE: TRUMPSs
noIlY Warden Judy Tweed Kate Wand eltur, u.
Mtss MAkLAN MOkDADST
Il acknowledgements Fifth Avenue Theatre Come
4 ,nia " p GLEASON Treasuree
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