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, 1874-09-17
SPORTING NEWS.
Yesterdays Races at The Lexington,
Ky., Course.
The White Stockings Have IN Un-
lucky Game with the
Rostong.
The Creedmoor Rifle Team and the Men
Composing It.
THE TURF.
THE LEXINGTON (KY. MEET1N0.

TIE LEXINGTON {Kr.) MEETING.
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 16.-A heavy fall Of
rain 1a.t nt0lt ruaao tho track quito heavy TO-
NY 1no es1o,anso -. ", =. .' ~ ~ t,,o ;,,,ro,no
anu the 1ntorost III ZIG laoeh ~ vi .no
Tho first raco was for purao OF 7zoot IL
milo dnHh.
,.,. ru,,,oa BUN aus1MHnS; "a, r ,,ro,,oa aus,r,.
aw1gefta h1@Aoen' se@'S o'a' W '''o'''''
,,nGI,o,s ci M ssiori. ~ Hstcroid
isIcsrtls b, f. T6e N,trso, III nrortod Australian
Bgo'a gr. I. 1niaiblc by Lightning. ..not placed
1t7nt-2:2o,4.
Ino acconn racc ThH b%cepBtARhB LOT a-yeaI"
olds which haso never won race p1ov'ouh t9
Ane. II, 1874. and F2ho addcd. Tho Becohd
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from tho weather. .,,,
be lilo Lorgo. .teplaY. Competition Is opon TO tho
world; and stu,ls from Missouri, Iowa, and ILL.,
noa,. layo alroady takon p:alls aud will compete
for tho prolniutns. Two Thousand dollars iihs
been set aside for tsotlng ro1i,s an! there
on tho eccond and third days Of Tho Fair. It Ia
expected the exhibition Of thoroughbred cattfo
viii DO largo and promums for Short uornH:
i1orotorda, arc oaerod. II shoop thoro aro
rromluula for shot aud long woods, mttldlo-
woulH, at,d mixed brecds In swine, for Dcrk-
ahiros. l:ssox, Whltos. md mlxod breeds. Tho
toxti!o department alone offers ptomiutns for
tfty-eight different, fabrics and the fine art,
geological. mineral BOTANICAL, md geological do
rnrtnionts arc wnll represented on tho prointltn-
lists. Ono would nut have thought 1t poHalblo
for a now State like Nebraska to hnso gotinn TO-
gotor no largo promium-list, and 1t WILL ro-
large a show pay but members toll mo tho s,,c-
cces Of preceding Faira fully iuAtifos tho No.
braaka stato Board Of Agriculture in lnakfng
their rresont expenditures, and thoir oxpeota-
tionR OF SUCCESS at tho conilng Fair
The Nebraska state horticultural Fair will bo
hold Mt tho same time atld OH the samo grounds,
with tho Agricultural Fair,-ono tckot admitting
tile lioldor 10 both Fairs. Ono hundred and
thirty~oight premiums aro offered for fruits mud
flowers. All tl,o railroads leading iuto Omal,n
naFH Ouorod greatly Tcuuee1 EAloB 90 ptuplo
WHO desire to visit Tits great Western Fair, md
the cost over most Of tho roads will not exceed
ono -haf tho us,int fnro. pAr. OF tho proceeds Of
tho Nobrasisa Fair nro tt bo devoted 10 relieving
tho wants Of those who haya Ind shoir crops Do
Btroyoa by grasshoppors.
We wish the Oina!,a and Nebraska people
abundant succea8 with their Fair; and the people
Of Chicago aud Illinois will not forget tint tiis
little city after tho GroAt Fro, raised and sent
to tho Bufrcrora 1,ueaty thousand dollars, moro
than one dollar for every nla, woman. and cllii,
in the City OF Onlnha. AAlt0N ABOUT.
, 1874-09-17
NORTHERN OHIO FAIR.

CLEyELAsD, O., sopt. 1G.-Tho attendance at
the Northern Ohio Fair was large rrnotwithHtand-
ing the day waB wet aud disagreeablo. Tho
time made IN the races Was slow ou account Of
tho heavy track. The first race,- for three
minute horses, purse $500. twelve starters, was
won By Mexican Tom, jeremiah sccond. Indy
McFarthidee third. Time. 9:3s11ai 2:3syl, o:a1
BACK. lilo first heat was won by Jeremiah.
The SECOND rncc, for $50 lloraeB, four atarters,
WAS stopped by darkness, Tom DSitton. Belle
Bras1eld, aud La1y Muck having each won n
heat, Kate Campton taAing Two. Time, 2:3S,
2:301Aa, 1888, a:3u1ll. 2341{:
The running race, milo honts. purse. $500,
straight heats, Lady Washington second, Judge
Thurman third. limo 1:IS, l:491ll.
, 1874-09-17
RATIONAL luMBERmEp's ASSOCIATION.

b3Xtt1s D1AFa'th p TIE thic1No 1FibnNc.
: EAST SaolSAw, Mich. Sept. 15.-Ihe Na1tona!
Lumbormo,'a Association, which organizod in
WilliamspOrt somo timo Ainco, assembled in this
city to-day. Thcro was n largo attendance from
n'any parts Of tho Union. The moetlng was
caltod to order by J. q. Thorpe. OF Eau Claire,
tia lateneas Of tho hour towsyor, at which tho
meeting convened, but lltlo buHiaoss was trans-
acted. asido from obtaining mombors, largo
number Of whom wore aided. 4 committee Of
ton on resolutions aud general buainoHs WAS a1'-
poiAtol, to report tomorrow. Speeches woro
made BY tho IIon. Moses ". Fioltl md George
j.. stobbina, OF Detroit, md William l.. Price, vt
Wisconsin,, malnly in opposition 10 reciprocity.
, 1874-09-17

ifatc201 ffsp9zcE 70 TIC EH1eNQ0 7T7bNNe.
DgLoIr, Wis, Sept. lG.-!Alt iuIultslsa crowd
WAS in attendance at tho fair to-lay. ]!vrs-
thing passed ufC moat satisfactorily. the display
Icing exceedingly tlno aud weather hoantiful
TLe lion. II. i. Orton. of Madison arrived OH
tho noon train, and delivered tic annual ndtlress
at2 p. III. with grout acceptance to a huge audi
>ouco. Everybody IL most agrnoably surprised at
tho many attractions mid large nttenlando. Sey-
annual meeting tonight ro.e!eetod most Of tic
officers. j. N. ChanIerlill IL presidout for the
ensuing year; J. III. Cobb aud Doxtor Northrop.
Vlcc-PleasaontH llonry r. Hobart, Recording
Secretary; 0. D. Fox, Corresponding s'corotary !;
B, @. Moody, Treasurer; Thomas Holnlos, II. j..
luydge and John Griffith Directors II. N.
Davis, Financial Agent; q. i. Morrii. ]. NJ.
Cobb, and tho President, Committee Oh Grounds
and l}utluinEH.
, 1874-09-17

Snftial UisVatcl to TIE Cblca9o TTf5Unt.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-. Sept. 10.-rAe EXPO, ition
magnificent. Tho show Of live stock il yory
1nrgo and fine. Three races camo off. The .ilss
was $50 trot, aud WAS wo.l by Atdine, ontt rcd
by William Emmort. of Venice, Ill. Time, 2:;H :;
2:4124 2:441ll. Daltota, entered by. same. took
tho second lieat iu 2:A7. The running raco fur
$500 waH won by Sweet Buy. Of New Oreatla.
a louble-team trot for 51G0 was won by nira,n
Woodruff and Lucy Smith If Topeka, Kan.
Charles Irwin, OF Chicago, cnteycd Ned and Nell,
who wero distanccd. The ii 0l0 trial comes of
tomorrow, if filled. Tie number OF horses
present makes lively times in tho racop, which
will ho continued Until noxt Monday.
, 1874-09-17

Special Dispatch t. 7ht Chicago Tribune.
DE1fALp, ILL.,, Sept. t6.- To-day. the first day
Of tbs Do1Ialb County Fair, has been q grand
SUCCESS. The crowd was not rs largo as might
have boon. but tho stock, machinery. and other
articles for exhibition, canlo pouring IN all day,
till the grounds has uoro tho appearance Of q
State than county fair, kitty G. won the
pacing-raco, best three in five. Timc ESQ, 2:47,
2:45. Tomorrow will bo tho grand gala day.
Five thousand people Will bo here and lie YER be-
fore haye they Ind Hucll m opportunity to hee MS
grand tlisplny Of atock-six Of the finest herds
IL Norlhorn Illinois being now hoee*
, 1874-09-17

TIE INTERNATIONAL l!lrLE MATCH,
The toaln OF rliomon selcolud from tho Irish
Ride Association to compete In an international
match with the representative ahots of tho
Amateur Nile Club, OF New York. will .arriye In
thls country to.day, Or somo other day during
tho week, and wii! DO accompanied by uuoh ul!H :
, 1874-09-17
WEST VIRGINIA ITEMS.

Spftld! DisUalcN 70 TITO CH3cNdo TFibW'lf.
HuNTIaaToN, ". w., Sent. 1G.-R. 7. Augus-
tuo, a brakeman OH tho Chesapeake t. Ohio Ilal!
road, foil botweon two freight trains at Callac!-
ton and tho catB paasoh oyor him HovollbH ls
bond und both feet from tho body.
Eloyon freight catB IN tho Huntington yard
were brokon oioa last night ard Eousls stolen.
LoH8 not known,
, 1874-09-17
SCOTT COUNTY, Ia. -
.Ss1ttfnf 1,S,Jnteb IN The t>hfcn.,a Trfhu

Special DiSUateh Il Tie thicaYo TFibunt
exhibition Of tic Farrncrs' Fair mud Exchange
Society Of Scott County was opened at tho So
cietys grounds at the Six-AfiFo House, Mount
Joy, just 9 miles north Of Davcnport on the
Dnbu9uo Road, on yesterday morning, tho 18TH
inst. Over 600 entries were mada III the several
departments. mud 1t promises to be tho gyaudest
fair the Farlnera' Society have oyor bud.
, 1874-09-17

LONDON, Sept. 1G.-Arriyod out, steamships
Washington, Utopia. aud The Queen, from Now
York.
Gontia AMI TirlfinEia.
New YoNN, Sept. l0.-Arslyea, atoan,as Hob.
euntautront from Drelnc...
, 1874-09-17

Special Dispatch u YAc C{,ru,,a Tribune.
DEs MotaEs, Ia., Sopt. 1G.-Tho Polk County
Fair waa vol attended to-day. Tho lost races
come OF tomorrow and next day. Tho cxhbl-
tion in the various departments is ahead at any
fair vet hold bore,
, 1874-09-17

sSpecia1 DisHattH u TIE EhicaG0 Tribune,
DAYESronT, Ia+ Sort lS.-'rhe nInAcatine
County Fair opened today with tlattering pros.
poets. Tic grounds arc in splendid co1illtlon.
The inclosure IL noat mud as picturesque as
lawn. Tho octagou hull ia in complete order !;
the traok smooth mud solid; tho btallH md pens
clearel aud repaired; aud everything else is in
renulnpHa,
, 1874-09-17

- NAR1fv1LrE iNDUyTntAL Exr5a1T10N.
NABuy1lLE. Tonn.. snpt. 16.-1ho Nashville
Tho military rn, oivi societies wero out III pro-
Fully 2o000 people woro on tho streots. Tho
procession wns halted In front Of the Exposition,
md th, opcriug ndiroHs WINS delivered by tho
prosttlcnt, Morton B. Howell, nftor which OK
prcsIlant JohnBon doliyorcd short ad1rcss.
, 1874-09-17

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., sept. l6-The United
RtatoH asce1Mer Tloondorogn has arrived With
four caaes ot yellow foyor ou board,
, 1874-09-17
THE WEATHER..

WARRINGTON, .. G., Sept. 1G.-Oyer the Up
per Lnko region falling barometer, houth and
onat winds, higher temperatures, and partly
cloudy or cloar woather.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
CHICAGO Sent. 10, 1g14.
, 1874-09-17
MARRIAGES,

WAnREN-DArTEN-At the Church VI Our Savior
nn m Wnnexday. Sep.'l2 isN by thu ltuy y. spalctnE
hlr William u. Warren H.ll AiiBs Autso la:tcl.
, 1874-09-17

will lRvo 1ge wagons tu limo. It Ia eae1mnted
that tho procession will DO over miles In
1nrrth
, 1874-09-17

.,..,u,. r,., . .,.a
Eurthcr rarftc..iar" IN ascsara 10 tho
Railroad lsiat ut e1ora, III
Special Du4atcis to The Chscaao TRIBUNE.
spn.sar1E1D, ILL.,, Sept. 1G.--Tlle United
States aIarsaal who left hero yestorday for Flora
10 luo .no ,!os W .nu lo " 'ne apf6o.u
1lllhol5 eoataeastofh hallsoao, Rons neso utaor
nrreat this morning o man named moore, who
IL saiil to bo tho ringlendcr. After hIooro's a1-
rest. which occurroj onr,v ths mfrn,nr ayery-
.eas' "su aa.aa u.o.9a a4 ,1 .', ,na 49,. n.o,s
."1"s ""s topot1 a"rs~ ,t. e' ~ ~, ~.
having dlsporsoo. Later however, Co,. moe'
the United Staten Marshal. received tile follow
ing telegram:
T. r, Roe:
Tho mnh men have been reinforced by thirty moro.
nye ssd TO she "gent an otlor employees to Ii pui os
.heir ifa1hs ana waula 10 my Utmost: We %l!. WI
arrest Without 100 wcllarmoI mon, wo vii hayo 2o0
to sst away viii. Send asaistatce quickly, for an
mortified bccauso c,nuo rnaEe tho arrest. talkel
10 the mon rs you directed. J. u. H1L1,
., Deputy aarshsl.
Col. Roo Immediately sent REQUEST to Gov.
Doyeridgo for q company Of milltin, which lao
desired to hayo report to him ast onco. Gov.
Deyeridgo being ont Of tho city no was cona1Il1-
had boon received from him, tito man Moore waa
taken boforo Judge Treat, who explained to hin,
That it was tho duty OF tllo United States Court
or itB officers to Beo TINT tho recent pnrchaBers
zion ~ Of tho lino aud it's rolling -st5ok, and that
Tho rioters In their action ,ycro not intor-
fering with tho railroad ollicials, but
with tho United Statcs Court. Moore replied
TINT he and tho men engaged in tho riot Ind no
inteution to rosist any process OF tho United
tf1uy wore doing 10. Lie volunteered to return
to Tlura, aud gayo ASSURANCE to the Court TINT,
10 soon Ms le could talk with tho men and OK
plain to them tae situation thoy ~oso III.
, 1874-09-17

4 suit for Sl00,u00 ls to be brought by Miss
Proctor against tho Daily Graphic. Papers in
this case haye not bcon made out, but will i'm
nedinte}y follow those in aoulton's case. It ia
not gcncralty known that in suing tho Graphic
Miss Proctor Bucs benjamin F. putlor and 3.
f. jayne formerly Speclal Agent Of the Trcas-
ury. Whom the enterprise was originally Btartel
Butler aud Jnyne agreed to talo two-thirds Of
the stock, and The Gootlaclla represent them aud
ti,or own intoreBts in the concern. l. very live
1y timois anticipated.
, 1874-09-17


DosroN, Sept. 1G.-Tho Boston Club dofontot
tho WAito Stockings to-day, tho score standing
IL tot.
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Educational,
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

w
HLStory.=-Founded by the citizens OF Wheel!
Ing for the liberal education Of their dAuR hters
Incorporated In ls50-Twentyf four years success
fol observation-disclosures over l50-Forty.four
graduates since 1870.
Departments. Academic, Collie.
Conservatory Of Music. Full and thorough
course OF study.
Fdeulty.-Able and experienced instructors In
every Observation-Disclosures teachers In ali.
Pupils still received and charged proportionate
rates. Terms lower than in like institutions
East or West. sep2l
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Willing to Obligg,

A very preposseasing young lady, can.
wasting for popular book, stepped into
the office Of real estate broker in
Springfield, Massachusetts,, the other
morning, and finding the broker sp-
psrently at leisure, asked him to look at
her book. Tho gentleman politely in
formed her that it would only be waste
oftime, as he could not purchase it..
ooh, never mind that" calculated the
vivacious young woman, ut won't cost
anything 10 look at it, even if you don't
buy. l should like TO have you read
some portions Of it and sec what it is"
The accommodating broker took the
volume and, glancing at the title page,
commenced perusal Of THE introduction.
This finished, he began at the first chap.
ter, and read carefully and leisurely
along. 1t was about 0 o'clock when he
commenced, and IN hour passed silently
away. Then the book agent began 10
exhibit signs Of nervousness, which were
apparently unnoted by the broker, for he
never raised his eyes from tho volume,
but read steadily on, Eleven o'clock
came, and the lady began TO walk rather
smartly about the room, glanciDg occa.
sionally out OF the windOws. At noon
the broker was still reading, and the
agent wore a decidedly troubled coun-
tenance. A few minutes before one
o'clock the broker laid the book down,
leisurely donned his overcoat and hat,
and remarked blandly, THAT is very
good book. am sorry l cannot read
more of it, but am obligedto go TO din.
ner. II you will call in this afternoon, l
will read some more OF it."
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NTRLLIGBNOER MORNING.

truSty armour no accepts tho wager Of
battle, and will, with q heroism that
challenges the admiration OF even his
enemies, fight to the bitter end and pluck
q seeming victory from even defeat itself
He has however no pigmy 10 deal with,
Tilton Is ioeman worthy Of his ateel
In the cultivated world, considered as q
literary man, Tilton Is Internationally bis
superior He has quite o high reputation
In his own country as a man Of mark In
literary circles; and has also a transatlantic
fame OF no small measure.
That Mr. BeeCher "eats well, sleeps
well" &c, and performs his general iunc
tioes just as before his calamity 10 moi
at all strange, even il he be guilty o.
what he Is charged. A man OF his high
mental character, and like him, Of full
physical habits, and generous liver, will
not be apt 10 play the ercmite In such an
emergency. II Is ono Of tho peculiaritieG
OF our nature that trouble may jar our
physical functions for time; but nature
will at last assert It's supremacy. Even
convicted criminal loses not his appe-
lite. For instance, tho case Of Tweed
perched In his arm. chair, contemplating
shelves laden with Cllquot, Meet, Hook
and Burgundy-the while his room redo,
lent with the various odors combined oil
an entire bill OF fare.
1t Is not at all strange 10 the writer
that Dir. Beccher should deport himself
as he does, whether innocent or guilty.
Let the reader refer to the character Of
FALKLAND" In Caleb Williams, one Of
Godwin's works, and he will have q
mastery Illustration OF how an originally
noble nature, gifted with tho most
shining talents, may, by force Of will
bear himself proudly before the world
even when guilty Of the dreadful crime
OF mnrderl He is the same stately, I'm
bending FALKLAND, and to the public
eye, outdoes even his previous SELL Take
Bulwet's Eugene Aram," and you have
another splendid example Of how mar
ol transcendant ability, will, 80 10 speak
almost Guido even himself when the oC-
casIon calls for all his energies. A giItet
scholar, accused Of tho crime Of murder
and guilty oft, too, denies his guilt, and
defes society as 10 his innocence by
championtng bis own case before a jury
In conclusion, II may be said that MIR
BeCcher's will Is his pilot, and right wei
does he weather the storm. Armed il
the panoply of a full measure Of renown
he fights bravely. II victorious, and hi!
innocence be established, such a sun O
glory will shine on his brow as rarely, i
ever, shOne on mortal brow before. l
guilty, his fall will be like the fall Of Lu
citCr, and will be sad confirmation 0
tho assertion that the "heart is deceitiu
above all things and desperately wicked,
and that talents, genius, education snt
culture are at least uncertain guarantee!
against crime. JUsTGTIA.
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WEDNESDAY, pRCRMpRR 9, ls74,

Commencing OF ten o'clock A. T., In 'front.' Of the
Court House Of Wheeling, sell atpublic auction
fol. cash tho remaining property, assets and
claims Of tho North Western Bank OF Virginia,
except the claim against the state OF West VII.
glniA and tho state OF Virginia arising out OF
relating 10 the Jacksonville Branch. Tho pur-
chase money to DO payable on tho transfer Of
the assets.
The property, assets and claims TO be sold con.
list OF witch may be examlned Al the Bank Oh
Wheeling, In Wheeling, West Va. Among the
assets there arc Confederate notes and bonds 70
the amount OF about $I6O, 900.
@. OGLEBAY,
D. @. LIST,
G. LAMB,
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For Sale.

A UOTION SALE OF BUILDINGS
II OF THEODORE FINK d Co. = The
undersIg nod having boon appointed 0 special
receiver OF the assets Of Theodore Fink q Co I,
BY On order oil the Municipal Court Of wheeling
will on saturday the 18th day OF December Of
O'Clock p. ~, Of the front door Of tho Court
House In Wheeling, proceed 70 poll at Public
Auction TO tho highest and best bidder the two
wooden buildings on Sixteenth J0bn) street,
in Wheeling, belonging TO said Fink d Co. The
blildInR occupied by Smith Mcdonald will be
sold subject 10 lease expiring April Let, 1875,
and rents for $500 per 0nnum, the purchaser 70
receive same from day Of sale. The ground
upon which said buildings arc situated 10 rent.
ed by said Arm until April list 1875, the lease Of
which will pass with tho buildings. Twill ALTO sell
Of the same time on hn0 SprlnR Wagon. Terms
OF sale arc cash All persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 Theodore Fink d Co will settle i'm
mediately with tho underslgned, as suit will DO
brought ct once AGAINST al delinquents. All
persons having claims against said arm will
please present them for audit.
JoHN o. PKNpLEroN,
CHAMBERS HRRyEY, AuctIoneer. noV2d
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FOR SALE

HALF LOT, tho only unimproved piece OF
ground in tho most desirable part Of the city for
Dwellings, between 18th and i2th streets, on
ChApline, formerly called 9TH street.
movie ]. IRWIN, Agent.
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announcement.

Having Just returned to our old quarters, Af.
ter they have undergone many modern improve.
ments and alterations, and having Just placed
upon our shelves a stock OF
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Special RorIces.
Laughlln's Infant Cordial,

The cnild's euro when teething-to relieve In.
AammaLion OF the Gums, 10 allsy uneasIncss, to
quiet Collie Pains. to promote Sleep, TO cure
summer Complaint This we consider ono ofthe
most valuable remedies to DO kept In the family
when tho children are cutting their teeth. We
are selling thousands OF bottles, and have TO
mend 1t To DO.
AorHERs, have you ickly. teGthing 6a6s that
TURNS the HOURS OF MONT (When y0u so long
Tor resO INTO or Q LONG, WEARY DAY TIME Of
woRRIAENT and CAREY Cry Cry-Cry-all day
and all night lougH II you hAvo-HStsn 10
rsGSon-be convinced, hesitate no Longer-R PEW
drops OF INFANT CORDIAL and your chiLd WILL.
0ePAclPIED, and SWEET, REFRESHING RLKEP will
take the place OF wAKEPUL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
at once bottle. Sold by all Druggists and
LAUGhLIN BROS. q CO., Proprletors.
Wheeling, W. Va.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant 10 tho act Of the Legislature OF West
Virginia passed February 25th, 1867, entitled
IAN act for winding up the affairs Of the North
Western Bank Of Virginia." tho undersigned
Commissioners, appointed under said act, will
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Oh. Carol. II. Gassn, l. Bonnaru, n Bonnefond, j. B.
rl"ara' L. "eSerM nNU DU soupER.
yAes Varies 4 as
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Monstre de Mer a Ia Nep- Ia geee.
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Filet de Bout la Lucuus Gaantines de Faisan la
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a soss Dou'' ~ ~'D'' nsre De sanslisr la St.
nome e. o"'' ~ Fiiet dc BUuf en- Bellevue.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-04

TIME EIGHTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE
i SOCIETE CUL1NAfRE PHiLANTHROPIQUE DE-
NEW YORK. will take place this evening. February 4
ut Irving Hall
Admission tickets 81.
supper, 81 So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-04

I'hAAHh ooAieoh' s4 BROADWAY
MATINEE ~ MATINEE mon'~ MxfisEE
, Miss NULLY PIERis. v,ss
fS{$HfsH;Es s SSH5z E $$HHy
.AA Au.IiaAs GUARDS THE xuLLIaAS GUARDS
BY HARRIdAS = HA a MATINEE
Orr A scrs HtP FROM a,sf FA F9Sk ssissrnELs!.
by Charles White, "a r. H n Carroll Fl Hail. w. McKee,
Ethiopian Breakdown. Master MARKS
Mr. TONY HART 4 HSS go SSSs sisTsss
in their Songs Dances, &C.
Miss KATE ocoNNER - .un.
ooneauaips Mtn TIE S9L;LEES PAWN lNIunnAy
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, TwENTY.rHIRD STREET
81
sas % an. at ~ & 30. sss 1 seats may
I # Vii AS ss e evs%
ELEVENTH AMP s1x LAST WEEK OF
wonderful Spectacular Comic Trick Pantomime
HUMPTY DUMPTY ABRoADilI
,Arenownei Oriental per;
former, the Japanese KING
SARBRO for six nights and
q. the Saturday matinee This
-SYastounding gymnast VIII
| - undertake, among other ex-
HUMPTY citing acts, the accom- plish- - |
DUMfTf, ment OF the PEktLOUSi KIM !
by FEAT of walking a rope SAKBRO |
q. L. FOX. stretched from the stage 70
| the ceiling OF the Grand
@-.-|OPere House, and DES- @--S
CENDING WITH ALL We
LOCITY, SLIDING ON ONE
FOOT WHILE STANDING
ERECT
Tho Martens Family Wilson Brothers Rgl Sisters and
other famed artists appear.
OLD ONE TWO...........by ......,,Mr c. X. FOX
GRAND OPERA HOUSE SUNDAY NIGHT
- Next Sunday Evening" Feb 8.
Mr. p. 3. GlLMOkE. Of Boston jubilee fame
with ArDucke, cOrnet: Lciebre, saxOphOne and the
entire TWENTY:sECoND REGIMENT BAND of 65