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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-06
tuesday. 17th day Of March, 1874,
Trustees Sale.

ON WEDNESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
" MARCH, 1874, between the hours of II
and IL O'Clock, at the southwest corner Of
Madison street, in the city Of Memphis. will
sell at public outcry, to the highest bidder, for
cash. all Of the improvements and fixtures
OF every kind whatever, including
valuable brick wall situated upon a
certain leasehold in the city Of Memphis,
on Adams street, the same leased BY
the Memphis and Charleston railroad on
the 18th Of June, 1870. 70 w. II. Carroll, and
by him transferred to ], W. Walker, and By
him transferred to the Union Compress Assoc
citation, who now own the said lease. This
sale is Of the fixtures of every kind OnIv-
This sale is by virtue Of a trust deed execrtei
TO me by J. W. Walker on the sd day of SEN
TENDER, 1873. to secure two several promissorv
notes executed on the same day By said
Walker for the sum Of two hundred and sixtv-
seven dollars and nineteen cents each. The
title to said property is thought to be good.
but sell only as Trustee. Equity Of redemp-
tioon waived. TH0S. @. LOWE.
L-LI tt ~
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Trust sale.

PURSUANT TO A TRUST DEED MADE
j to me by Karl 4. Hoy, and recorded in
the Registers office Of Shelby county in Book
No. 8, page AZ, will. on
Tuesday, 18th day OF March, 1874,
between The hours Of 10 o'clock am. and 2
o'clock p. IN. B. at No. 10 Market street, in the
Sly 81 Mhe;HaRniS d sen a p4Sc onctGn 70 the
sonal property, to-wit; One oil walnut bed
stead, one oil walnut bureau. one oil walnut
washstand, one oil walnut wardrobe. four oil
walnut chairs, one oil walnut rocker, one
oil walnut table, one Brussels carpet, one
spring mattress. | suppose the title to said
property to be good, but sell only under said
trust deed. MARY e. G00DLETT.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Cincinnati.

Memphis and Ohio River Packet Co.-For
Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and Cincin-
nati-The fine passenger steamer
ARLINGTON. .............-........Moore master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE IT, +.
w SATURDAY. 9TH inst, at
pm. Through tickets TO New - -
York. S25, stateroom and meals to Cincin-
natl included, and all other Eastern cities at
proporti0nate rates Apply to
Il. D. COBB CO.. Agents,
5-6 266 Front street.
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LIVE STOCK.

FURNISHED BY FREY sTASBRoUGH.l
CATTLE-Dull; oorn-fed. 394s4c; grass
fed. 2d212c gross.
H0GS-4@5c gross. -.
'OWs AND CALyES-Dull at s25 OOSS5 90
each.
SHEEP-In good supply and quiet at 596c
gross for corn. fed.
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LIVERPOOL. March 8. 1890 p-m.-Cotton
opens steady. Uplands. 714975sd; Orleans.
3D..
p.m.-cotton Il steady. Uplands, 75<@
I'd Orleans. Sd. Sales. Il 900 bales. Of which
200 we're for export and speculation.
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r o. o. p. DIRECTORY.

Odd FsllOysEHsll. corner kain and North
Court streets.
LODeEz.
MExPFIs Lopez. 10. e-mseu ever Tues-
day. Geo. W. Smith, NJ. o.; W w. Hum
phrets, v. O.; c. IL Plischke. Secretary; q.
+. RISK. Treasurer.
CHicEks1g LoDeB. No. S-meeta every Mon
day night. John GaFroE, N. g.. Ben Frei-
berg, v. g.; =. B. Jones. r. s.; Thsnas
Bacon. p. s.; JOHN Holt. Treasurer.
ScgIJLEE LODsE. No. l4O-meets every Wed
uesdsy night. Jos. Achtman. N. Gil n
sehmid, v, g.; II. Shilling. SeerstaFyi Peter
Mentges, Treasurer.
BlESEE Lopez. No. lf7-uests every Friday
night g. GrofE, N. g.; J. u. Lees, v. o.;
p. II. Starr. p. and 4. s.; George A. War
ing. Treasurer.
DE0KEE LODGE.
MExPHIs DEsRKE Lopez 30. s--mests LEI
Saturday Of each month. Chas. N. Carroll.
b. NJ; b. c. Trader. D. d. ~; George W.
Mathews, A. d. NJ; 7. s. Bingham, Score
tary; Z. K. Jack. Treasurer.
KxcANPKKETs.
GAToso ExcAMPKKNT. No. 3-msets on ths
lst and Sd Thurlday nights u each month.
John GarroW, G. P. Charles N. Carroll. n.
p; Dan'l Shloss. 8. ". Thomas Bacon, s.
John A. Holt, T.. John II. Graf, J. W.
MEMPHIS EEcANPNEEI, No. 53-meeU q and
9Th Thursday nights Of each month. g. II.
Plischke, G, p; G. Groes, II. P.i Geo. A.
Waring. S. W.; II. l.. Pickering, Scribe; 7
s. Jukes, Treasureri Ihos. L. hisk, J. W.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

PUBLIC LEDGER QFYfcE,,
IH-....fwo Unwstr March X INA.

MEMPms. TENN. March 6. lS74.I
The money market this morning was eA-
ceedingly quiet. with little doing aside from
the local checking and depositing. Money Is
easy and plentiful. The banks are taking all
first-class paper offering at lO@l2 v cent, "
annum; on the streets rates rule at l1s@z v
cent. y month. Brokers are paying liO1selli
for gold. Exchange is in abundance ana
steady at the following rates; On New YORK
buying at par and selling at 10 premium,
Boston and Eastern points rule al par anu
New Orleans asc discount. There was noun
ing doing in securities. though there was some
INQUIRY for Charleston railroad stocks. oi'y
bonds are firm bnt unchanged. County ana
State warrants are quiet.
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CHEEK LINE.
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.
r WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE TO THE
l. highest bidder, for cash, on
Monday, March %, 1874,

Monday, March 90, 1874,
at the south gate Of Court Square, in the city
of Memphis, the following property, con-
veyod to me by Richard j. Person in his trust
deed dated 10Th Of May, 1878, recorded in the
Registers office Of Shelby county, Tenn. in
book IS, page 126; Begins at the southwest
corner Of 73l acre tract, at red oak marked
I, the southeast corner of James Turner'S
SOC acre tract; thence north 200 poles % a ma
pie. the northwest corner Of SAID 7SI acre
tract in the name of A. 0verton; thence east
rs poles to stake; thence south 200 poles to
tract; thence west 12S poles to the beginning;
and being the same property vested in said R;
Memphis, March l. 1861, in the case Of j. f !.
Alsop VS.. VIM Person, No. 17l9 i. D.. all Of
which property is hereby conveyed, save and
except ten acres sold to M. f. terguson, ten
acres to j. D.. Stanley, and six acres to H..
Dupratt; and this trust is also made subject to
a trust made on forty acres of this tract to
secure Mrs, Bowner, D. II Poston. Trustee.
The equity Of redemption is waived, and the
title supposed to be perfect, but convey as
Trustee only. JOHN CASTOR, Trustee.
142-1Q
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On Thursday, March 12, 1874,

at the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets. in the city Of Memphis. offer for sale
and sell for. cash, at public auction, to the
estate, viz: certain lot, being part of the
lot known and described on the plan of the
city Of Memphis as lot No. 4 in block No. SO.
Tops subdivision, and beginning on the
north line Of Vance street, southeast corner
Of said lot No. 4; thence westwardly with
Vance street 65 feet; thence nOrthwardly 1877
feet to an alley Is feet wide; thence east with
said alley IS feet to the northwest corner of
lot No; of said block; thence southwardly
along the west line OF lot No. 5 to the begin
ming, being at point $50 feet east Of the in
.tersection Of Vance and Orleans streets The
right of redemption is expressly waived IN
said trust deed. and the title is believed to be
good. but will sell and convey only as Trus-
tee. HOWELL K. JACKSON.
0-xviii-l0 Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST AND
ID the power therein contained. executed to
me by William Elliott and John ID. Elliott
dated July 10. 1872, and recorded in the Reg
istor's office of Shelby county, Tennessee, in
Record Book No. So, page 49j, having been
requested by the benefciaries in the trust to
aYacnte the sauna will on
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KNIGHTS OF PTTHIAs.

TExvrssEE LoD0E No. Meets -
every N edncsday night over Adams
street Engine House, cor. Second street. 2
II. MCLEAN. G. c.; p, j. Moran, v. CT
W. l. Crook, 4. Of R; and g. ". u. Linz
Er.--- p
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new 0sEsAS sSd As TS o. MadlinI l5c
eaIes 1000 bales; receipts. 5102 bales.
NORFOLK. March 6.-Cotton receipts to-day,
1895 bales.
MOBILE, March 6.-The cotton market is
firm. Middline. 151<c: receipts. lao bales.
I1CHARLEsTOs. March 6.-The cotton marketi is
firm. Middling, l5c1s; receipts, 1863 bales.
GALVESTON, March 6.-C0tton Is steady and
in fair demand. Middling, l55zc; receipts. 1886
NEw YoRx. March 6. lO:9 a.m.-cOttOn
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Arkansas River.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany-U. S. Mail Line = For Pine Blud,
Little Rock. and all points through to Fort
Smith.
r. W. DUGAN. Rowland. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON ND. :.
wv FRIDAY, 9Th inst, at Hs,S17
JOHN N. HARDIN. Agent,
AS Office on Wharfboat foot Of Court st..
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
y of Trust executed to me by John S Toof.
partners under the style of Toof Phillips Il
Co., on the 18th day Of January. 1873, regis
tered in the Registers Office of Shelby county,
in Book 81. page AIS. 70 which reference is
here made. to secure the payment of certain
indebtedness therein named. now held by G.
9. Graham, l will, at the request Of said bene-
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For New Orleans.

Memphis and New Orleans Packet Company
For Vicksburg. Natchez. New Orleans and
all bend landings.
JOHN B. MAUD.................... master
MILL LEAVE AS ABOVE N7&
w THIS DAY, 9th inst. at
Pm.
The Maude. being detained by bad weather,
will leave as above punetually on time. Ship
pers can send freight till 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply to
j. I. WASHINGTON, Agent,
Az MadisOn street.
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MEMPHIS, WHITE. Little Red and Black
wi Rivers Packet for Helena, Friar's Point,
Searcy, West Point. Augusta. Jacksonport,
Batesville, Pocahontas, Powhatan and allway
landings. The ELLA. r I. Cummings, mas
Saturday, the 7th inst. at S p. m. For freight
or passage apply on board or to
S. B. MILLER, Agent,
&c No. 2 Promenada atrnet. cor. JafEarson.
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The following are freight rates, a cwt., on
COMPRESSED cotton TO the points named:

The following is the present tariff from New
York and Boston TO Memphis on freights by
the GreatWestern Dispatch Fast Freight Line:
All rail-First class, 81 81; second class, 81 is;
third class. 81 o.; fourth class, S4c fifth class.
&c.
Friday evening at all United States ports are
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MEMPHIS POsToFFICE.

pyFIon HouRs-FRoKS An. TO 5P.x.; 6uEDAI
FROM 9 TO 10 AN.
, 1874-03-15

| ~. oi1r I]n3 -,
tnes a1as ane1s III rennlTea r. ahon, r. eu1 sahe ne
way, ana @n1y ~ nn,,,d ~ - ~ ea,. sun eu e
chance Tho chances tnas sney snoa an 60 the
e*Io ":to ~ ~ Jthat arnnrr ~
s1o.e ~ astiaoo." a. ~ EeItLa: vnv,d -
sJbten " tue unA.Ste .ea ~ NY !. ",
W ~ &c reari,teJ t,;s a,,r,"s ~.
tna- sts auu ~ 49, ~ ;n6;rr an rasa,roi, MA
"oa1o BILL 1rz 80 opulo p1rngv ~, ~ - prscr
~. ~ vhoa nn;verao o-iu;oa11v r,e
vas tnat Tue "nns ins+,a ,nsaa was
s.sas' sses' Nor ~ nnter lin1its won3d treve1 g.
n1nch faa,er tiian the body, that there would be
1-aa,an. hr,Ian ofr vhinb yvon1d continno ~
Iagmenss ec;an W and nn1a hg ts nap ~ ~
a4taa.;o+, fo-no anheros. and ynnld also roos
| t;nne tFe;r nwo REVOLUTION. Hence thov uonid
fn1,cw ona law
n,,t Tia won1d not account for tho fact that
the smaller planets aera ali nearer tie sun, and
| fhat tf,n farther The planet was away. as rule
t;,a 1nrrar + was Thta tho lect1,rer .ceonntej I
for ~ tIe oreat s1owore OF meteora which we're
oont;nus11r faflinr nnon these outer nancts and
tI,us ;na-aoe;n1 tna;r iimens1ons. RI was ~ .h;a
a,,ra.f;nn ~ r3etaor;c matter to the n,neis thst
t r. r. plsca atrenrthened Lis theory Of tLe indraw.
~ nIsnofs snd t1cir inorease in e;ze
Ti;s tI,snrv wos a1so conf firmef7 ~ tba d;fror-
! enca in tha ranjdity with Which tie metaoric
sLawers would travel. Near the sun the rapidi-
ty was 2i5 miles per eecond, while at the dis
tsnce Of jupitef. the fate OF speed vas onIy
twelya miics Der second. and herco tho n1anet
could catch and retain thosc aecreeat1ons Of
neteora 10 sufjcieut extent to materially add
to its size.
ruE FORMATION OF NEnu1ors MAssEs.
4 number Of views yerc thor, drawn giving An
idea of tic manner in which those nebuIous
massea Nero nttracted toward the differenr M
clci Theaa views were yery 1nteregtine. boti,
from tia warfare of e;ianes n.sumed r. rha
nehn1a, and the clear,,esa With WHICH thev wore
a;rnn 'o'
Ths 1ectnrcr at,ted that the st,r aenths wera
in condit1on of chnnra. and fiat tila vbolo
nn;varvo waa nrosros.inc towprd a atata If fna1
rnut F'o0
No' = r1,r 11ry nv rrr sur
s,ea1i,c n The hoat ri the s,n. thu 1octnrer
~ Inn is n,,nia heat Waa norfcctv ennrTnons
con'nared viii, tho amount wfich fcji nron the.
nianets. Onlv 1910 900 0oo OO0th nart Of the
t,aat fnI1 nnon 4ha nienats anI ti,a reat wax
, 1874-03-15

what like me. Not, understand me. that have
the sublime vanity to compare myself with. her,
but in styio aud structure, I may say, am repre-
scented to have been Ike her. I studied oao of
her pieces La Scandale and was to have
played 1t in New Orleans, but didn't. Tho
people Of Paris will go to theatre, and they will
wait half q night for the one po.at that has hit
them. When that is shot OF, tho house will
come down like a whirlwind and they go home
contented. Take Therese. She BingB her song.
Good loud voice, French dressing, chick by the
bushel. aud cheak-yo gods, what check Pres
entity, suddenly, she giTes aqueer kick, wink,
or plunge Of the head, or an extraordinary
movement Of the body. aud that's all. Thore's q
sosf s. o. applause, and she comes on and does it
"A company Of Algerine dancing girls, four ii
number. are now exciting considerable degree
OF interest in Paris Marian aud Aicha arc very
young and Tery plcttv, and the other two, both
OF whom bear the name Fora, make up for the
costume aud grace Of gesture. The Oldest Zora
wears magnificent coronet Of diamonds and is
said to resemble Japanese idol. The orchestra
consists OF violin, guitar, aud dsum, and
tne & dancing, to be properly appreciated, we are
wears a bodice Of blue Silk embroide1ed in
silver, whiso silk trousers, q band Of pur-
pie around her jet black hair, and ear
rings, bracelets, and sraugles Of gold. Each
girl rlscs and dances in turn, then two or more
repeat the dance With variations: The dark akin.
Of the ankles is relieved by gold bracelets. Their
feet are bare, and nt 6rst glido softly over the
floor without seeming to leave the surface Tbs,
body is swayed from tia hips, and pieces Of red
silk are waved by the dancers. The contortionB
become more complex and tho movement moro
rapid Us the time OF the music increases. From
the accoun. ono would judge that the dance is of
rather volup.uous nature. It is termed the
Oriental Can-Cnn. The girls now in Paris are
said to be remarkably fond OF champagne,
singular taste for followers OF the Prophet
, 1874-03-15

take the Earts of Julius Caesar and Major Nes-
lington de Boots in the tragedy of "Toodles' -
Pittsburgh Commercial
The Phi]adelph,a Press eays '"Janes E.
Murdoch, the veteran hiatrionlc a.siat, . natiSe
OF Philadelphia, is on visit 70 an old friend
nesf the CITY, and We are g'ad to say IL III me
health and spirits. he Us the iirst ctanae Aet-
the finest, and his Young Mira6et, in t:Niue
Works Wonders IS still regarded as naster-
piece OF light comedy.
MIR. Glloert's comedy OF Charity" wblcl
weeks With great success, was produced at tho
Fittn Avenue Theatre, New York, on Tuesday
oight, and made q hit The Eeening Posi- says
of the cast "The audience VAS sstonlshed to
see Miss Davenport drop her beauty aud. her
coauettsh toilet for onco, and aaaume tho 1ole
CT coarse and violent tramp. Her acting was
admirab c, and displayed her powers in d new
field to advantage, though, we fear. to tho DIS
appointment OF the youths who arc beginning
to make her the idol that isIary Taylor fused to
be in days gone by, and vino love to sea her in
gorgeous array"
New York doeen't appreciate Shakespeare,
aud so Manager DAILY Withdrew 50 Lovea Labor
Lost" after run Of onlv ten nights This fact
Louis Hepublican TO write OF shakspeare's com
cd1es - They are all Of 'em bores--played
never 30 finely, mounted never 30 g1ano1Y. Tho
best Of 'em We arc 20 fau.llar with that somno-
leuco and Shakespeare seem Synonymous words,
and with the unacted ones aquaintauce and nd
1niratiou stand ia. apart. The fun In tue COM
edies is not the fun OF the present age. Il is
heavy and far-fe,cAed, and consists OF vu1garity
that has to be cast out, and q U0Tdy, windy
twisting Of language that is dreary to mo in the
extreme. Shakspe're's like will never To seon
agai1. and I'm awful glad OF it."
Here is an extract from whM ths Httle
actress Lo.ta said to m interviewer: They
told ne that Nine. Del ejazet's pieces would suit
me-soms Of them, It laast, Dejszas waa none-
, 1874-03-15

hnes WILL necessarily come IN tutou9u aae soutu-
ern suburbs.
.Exo1Ewoop.
Lewis, Brooks L. Kent report their sale to
spano1d and others, Of ts7o acres in Linden
Grove Subdivision q. Englswood, at the corner
Of Honore and Si1ty-ffth streets, at So, 400 per
aero. This prope, ty has been subdivided since
the sale, and seventy feet on Clark street near
Sixt5-slxth street have been disposed of at SIS a
foot to Henry Wilson.
There have also been sold at .Euglewood
store and lot Is foot front, for 81 600, by Isaac
Drake to Barney Bfos,. and 65 feet on Wallace
atrnet nv r. hI Ja,ra.t to Smear 4, tfnrtin at
$40 3 foot, -.
,v,,, r,>,,o,,- ,.,,.~ rc,,,.r,ee,o~rn.
eoar, - E ba rs1,,n1 forpxar iii the;r nTonoee6
imnrovcmepta, Ihe trinle avenue Of eln,s to
sle,t ,hn ant;ra ucet frpntsce ~ +ha naT1s on
iar SH,ls 'p ette I'm M 10 =, T,sn.e au v tho
1at of esl anr,i M The eronn3 BENZ nrepared and
planting already commenced The bids for the.
the ~ IL to P;na street ara ain and the work viii
ho cnmmencad as aoon AZ tie ;co leave. the shore
~ ~ 10 ria nsnar 70 ~ si,ora ,,royeTtv from
Tia 1,srE NORTH to EVANSTON faVa bean reouestcd
bT J tie b commiasionors to desirnase the line Of
, 1874-03-15

] the Luccefs or tAcharo WaSners thFat1.eA ~
te1orise ut Bay1euth is At length ,ssu1ed- 1ho
s'king Of the Nibe1ungen viii before long 10
performed On the stage OF the ne" theatre-
III Gounod has compose 70" short oIchcs-
tEal and vocal work, caller The Sea OF Gaitlee.
Thlch deals With the p.ttaeIe o. o. s1o Gaming o.
ble Of effective s4eatment- The work is to take
about twenty rsinu:es in performance
For the coming season At the Drury Lana
opera, London, one OF the most interesting fea-
thumous opera, ''il Tatiamano." which 1Ae M
avoidably postponed last year. MADAME Nilsson,
wuo then carefully rehearsed tho character q
Edith Berenger, saYs the London Ee1ra, viii
arrive from America in tmo to sustain the part
-a1r. Geosge Enues, late menber Of Iii
Lothian's Boston Theatre orchestra, died cn TIC
1y4h nit. Tho deceased was weu-known pleJes
on the French hor1, and had been attschet to
tho orchest1as Of the Boston theatres foT the
past forty years-
Grophic annouuces that Mr. Carl Rosa has
founded scholarship in tho Hoyal Acadetny Of
3ruaic, IN memory Of his wife This fact havirg
been made pabl;c, we fee! At liberty to mention
that Mr. Rosa has also expressed ths intention
Of founding. By bis viii, ;" pareps-ho@. 5shoi
to be expended in educating American female
singers IN Italy. IT,, .s
Gouuod has made . step in the right di1ec:!ont
and one that the mdnAbtIb u A4E**%AG" o&ttaSsIA
places OF amusement might vel emr1ste- no
carson is admitted during the performance, nEd
Le requests that persons wishing to retire Will
do so either before the commencement o. ~ the
expiration OF piece.
The iousnalH Of Verona publish glowing &C.
counts Of tue benefit given to our yonrE CON-
natfio,e Violetta Colv1l1e, at the opera house IN
:hat city on the 18th uIt. Tho opera waa Is Dl-
norsh, in the principal role Of which MISS Cs'
vile had nlresdY appeared several times. On
the night of tot benefit the huuse was crowded
With tic elite OF she city, and the yor:g bene--
fcial,e had quite an ovation. A number cf
handsome presents were made to hct cu tho
occaBion, including parnre Of b1illiaEta. aud
laurel crown With jeweled buds. OF aoE41 Of
ferings she had petfec: avalanche.
Paris III said to be impressed with nc~
spectacle of" 0rphee aux Eufezs," which hai
just been brought out under the direction oI
OEenbacn himself. Some one remarked ID
Onenbach during the opening rehearsai thst shs
expense OF tLe revival must have been very
great. sYee," answered OHenbach, II ha7a
thrown my money ont OF the window, t1t hope
it will come back to me- through tho doo1a-
The costumes, all Of the ichset nnstsrats, L1:.u~
bcr go. The fret act c1oses with ono o. tno
most astonishing PROFESSIONS ever seen upon the
ra1is,an stage As the procession dles Across
the Stage, tho 400 participants take up thelr
placea, aud into the thy, .he ceuere OF dazznu3
star OF light, 1iees tie car q ApoIo aIaTo cJ
four white horses. The third act 16 ct:sfY re-
rnarkabIa TOR pallet, wherein the four PRINCIPAL
daucets ara costumed Is d1aRon-Mea'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-28

6la BROADWAY.
| SOLE PROPRIETOR
EXTRA NOTICE.
Monday, March 80,
positive reappearanco Of
ERNEST BYNE
and
Mr.. GERALD BYNE.
Temperance Of the
world renowned
| HARRIGAN and HART,
in their own ske tch,
WHO OWNS THE LIN1e
Mr.. e. HARR1GAN
stngs
The SOLID NAN.
First week Of the
Musical Artist,
Mr.. FRANK J0NHa
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Mr.. JOSH HART
MATINEE,
MATINEE.
OROLOSO.
The Great shooting Scene
Miss CLARA BUTLER
and j. FRANK FRAYNE.
Miss ALICE BENNETT,
JOHN ALLEN,
JOHN HART,
ADD RIMAN,
SANFORD aud WILSON,
DIAMOND and RYAN,
MACKfN and WILL ~ON,
Mr.. TOM GRANGER,
and the entire troupe
al
MATINEE
MATINEE
MATINEE
MATINEE
TO DAY.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY
and
SATUR DAY.
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ITO LET-ON SECOND AVENUE, NO I,u5l A THREE
story and basement brown House. with all i'm
provements Inquire ut l69 East Houston street. corner
OF Allen. JACOB ABBERLE.
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ITO LET-NO. 80 EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET. ON
i door east OF Broadway four story House, desrabl
located for business purposes
piuac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-28

ITO LET-BROwN STONE FOUR STORY DWELLING
to private family at 328 East Fifty-seventh street.
second avenue; rent 81 800; seen IL to O'Clock
Apply ut 33i same street.
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coin FOR A s4So PrAyo-HASpsoME sERPEN.
month"; . LsIgaLn seldom met C. Wess twenty
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northwest corner OF Thirty.third street Sixth ave
que and Broadway 20 rooms; also stores and Dwelling
THnS LAWRENCE