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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-23
BeIvsaepe.

Belpsdese.
Thursday of last week, on the late
battle ground, was held the first Tenn
plars Union which was ever appointed here.
Early in the forenoon delegations began to
arrive from the efficient lodges, and ere
noon the little church could boast of a
goodly congregation assembled within its
walls, with the evident purpose to cheer,
urge, add strengthen each other in the no.
tie cause in which they were enjoyed.
The afternoon was mainly devoted to the
discussion of various questions pertinent
to the work of the order and passed off
pleasantly. At the evening session the
doors were thrown open and the house
vas well filled by an appreciatise audi
ence who listened with marked attention
to the literary exercises and the remarks
made for the good Of the order by many
present. Among others present to cnliven
the occasion with his counsel and wit, was
the noted hero of the sup-pan, who was The
speaker of the evening and the observed
Of every eye. A little after nine o'clock
the meeting adjourned and each went his
way, apparently in cheerful mood in
which new cider had no part in producing.
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Fillmore.

E2W02e.
The Lamoillc County M. Il. Mniste'
rial Association held a pleasant and profit
able session on Dec. 9Th and 9th al
East Elmcre. During the meetings held
several essays of interest were read, one
by II. Sanderson, on the Resurrection OF
the dead ;" q. l.. Wells on "Chrisiau
Benifcence )" j.. c. Langford presented
SIX etch on Psalm 1922 also II. Fl. Be.
mcnt, on Psalm 1904. w. Ii. Dean led
discussion on the question, "Are the
publications Of the Methodist Church pat.
ronized by the Methodist people as they
ought to BET"
On Tuesday evening the Rev. Il. Fl,
Bomcnt preached sermon founded on
Luke 24:25, AMI 90 Wednesday evening
the Rev. W. Fl. Dean delivered dis
course, taking for the foundation of his
remarks. Mat. l;23, Emmanuel, which
is being interpreted. God with u.s."
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-23

Johnson.
Hon. G. g. Chadwick, Ex-Judgc Of
Probate, died az bis residence on Monday
morning last.
The railroad is doing quite a large
business in freight, and the prospect for
future business is good, judging from the
amount of lumber, bark. &C., being hauled
10 the Station.
Prof d. A. Wluslow has moved to
the nice tenement over the depot where he
presides.
Mr.. Editor:
L understand that some suppose me to
say In my article, two weeks ago, in the
NrwsDEALER that the liabilities of this
town are no,o Sll2,6OO.
What l supposed myself to have init.
mated, was that the scni-annual inter-
est on the bonds, for the twenty years,
added to the other sums, would DO the
amount named.
JAMES DouGHERTY
johnson, VT, Dec. I'd, 1874.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-23
WOIcOX.

W0Ic0lI.
The members Of Eagle Ledge Grange,
p. of II. at their last regular meeting
elected for the year ensuing, the follow
ing officers:
Master. &C. B, Guycr.
Ovcrscer. M. II. Clark.
Steward l.. Merritt
Assistant Steward, j. Z Davis.
Lccturcr,-P. A. Stevens.
Chaplain, p. Davis.
Treasurer,-M. G. Wakefield.
Secretary,-A. Taylor.
Gatc.keepcr, r. Whiteher.
Ceres Mrs. j. Scott.
Floro, Mrs. G. G. Brown.
Pomona, -Mrs. o. Titus.
Lady Steward, Mrs. T. l.. Merritt.
Past. Mastcr,-A. Jennings.
The singing school, taught by i. b.
Harrington and which meets every Thurs
day evening in the village school house,
is prospcring.
Your correspondent wishess some one
would get married or do something or 9TH
err, so as to furnish few items.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-23
Estate of Frederick H. Montague.

Tho undersigned, having been appointed by tho
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Lamoille
Commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all ersons against tho es-
tato Of Frederick ii. Montague late Of Cambridge
in said District deceased, and all claims exhibited
in Offset thereto. hereby give notice that VIC will
meet for the purposes aforesaid, at the dwelling
house Of tho late Frederick H.. Montague on the
l3th day of January and 9Th day Of June next
from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. until O'Clock p M, each Ct
said days and that six months from the 10th dav Of
December A. D. 1874 Is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present their claims TO
us for examination and allowance.
Dated at cambridge, this ith day Of December,
A. D. 1874.
NORMAN ATWOOD, Commissioners.
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NewA Advertisements
A Card.

Ma. EDITOR in behalf Of the friends and
neighbors Of Francis Peck. | rise to express our
indignation to the slanderous piece in the last
weeks issue Of the Citizen. As an explanation /
have lived neighbor to him several years while he
was living with different wives. Have dealt with
him and know him to be a peaeeable, industrious,
strictly honest and truthful man.
He has beeu married three times his arst wife
wosAIa hala PsinO Of Wolcott. Ills second, wealtha
Loveland Of johnson. Two lovely, kind and in
dustrious women ever breathed heavens pure
air. They were happy themselves ana made those
happy with whom they associated. They nude
home one that poets love to sing Of, They chung
10 him as the vine to the oak. Their last on this
earth TO him was fond embrace an afectionate
good bye-meet In Heaven.
His last wife he married on very short aequaint-
ance, was Eliza French daughter Of clock-tinker
French. Does the candid reader need to know
morel II so refe- you to the piece she has written
Do men gather grapes of thorns or figs from this
ties. NEIGHBoR
Dec. I4th, 1874.
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Estate of Lucinda Whiting.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District of Lamoillt
COMMISSIONERS, to receive, examine and adjust
al. claims and demands of all persons against Tho
said District deceased and i'll claims exhibited in
offset thereto, hereby given notice that wa
will meet for the purposes aforesaid, al
the Probate Office in johnson on the
4th day of January and 9TH day of Apri
next, from one o'clock p. M until five O'Clock, p
M, each of said days, and that six months from the
18th day of October A. ID. 1874 is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Johnson, this l4th day of Dec, A. 1874
ASHLEY MOTT: Commissioners.
s GEO, P. PHILLIPS
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John w. Hoyt'S Estatr.
FOR SALE!

have for disposal black Mare, weighing nine
hundred pounds; six years ofage, perfectly sound
safe for any one to drive and nm excellent driver
Any one can obtain her at bargain.
s. H. WATERS.
Johnson,vt Nov.2, 1911.
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In Stowe, Nov. sOth, Mary Morrison, da"sh-
ter Of the late william, and Lucy Morrison'
aged 20 years
Tn wolcott, Dec 10th, Mary, daughter OF the
late Frank Whitney, aged 10 years
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-23

cuMbs1dne.
I'D. W. Cuttings horse got badly
frightened last week and overran Francis
Gallop and Benjamin Barnett. Mr.. Bar
nett was considerably injured.
Otis Sherman recently killed two
hogs tina, weighed ll6S pounds, and D.
G. Thompson sold one Of his for $4,000.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-23
Local Matters. .
p. d O.Time Table

Train, leave st. Johnsbury for West Concord, al
7,5AN and 5s0dP.H.
Cattle Train leaves johnson at 3.3o and Hyde
PARK 40j A. N. or Mondays and arrives at ST. John,
bury at s.25A.E.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-23
Parts ], ii 4 III arc Just Published.
THE ART JaIrRNAJ

Complete in l2 moothly parts at 81 each. Repro
ducing tho best ful-page illustrations from &
the earlier volumes Of The Aldine.
Each monthly part will contain six superl
plates with accompanying descriptive matter. ant
whether for binding or framing, will be entirely
Every impression will be most carefully taken OF
the finest toned paper, and pains will be spared
To- make this the richest production of a pres.
which has won, in a marvelously short time,
worldwide reputation.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-23
GEMS FROM THE ALDINE,
Especially assorted for

Especially assorted Tor
Scrap Book Illustrations 4 Drawing Class Copies.
large collection of pictures of different sizes
and ON almost every conceivable subject have been
put up in an attractive cneve ope, and are now Of
fered at price intended to make them popular in
every sense.
Envelope No !. containing 5Obeautiful engrav-
inSs, now ready, and will be sent, postage paid
to any address for ONE DOLLAR. A liberal dis
cunt to agents ana teachers.
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THE BEST
Stage Arrangement
BETWEEN
GEORGIA AND JOHNSON

MILAN Hunt are now running q first class
line of Stages daily on this route, and in man
ner to accommodate the travelling public, as they
leave johnson every day Sundays excepted) at 6
A. NJ going via, Cambria 20 and arriving at Geor-
gia Depot at 10 l-2 A. NJ, making close connections
with trains for New York Montreal Ogdensburgh
and the, West, also with trains arriving in Boston
same day. Returning, arrive ut johnson at 81. M.
Fleet horses, gentlcmanly drivers, comfor table
coac aes and low fares on this line.
HENRY MILAN, HENRY HUNT,
Pr0prietors. *ti4s
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SCRAP BOOKS.

pOhaE DOOhD.
splendid assortment of Scrap Books have been
expressly prepared for the holiday season, and no
present uf more permanent interest can bo select
cd for gentleman or lady, old or young.
No. |. Half bound, cloth sides, gilt back.
$50 PIP. l2xl6 inches. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT S. 90
No.2 Half bound, cloth sides, gilt back,
800 pp l2xl6 inches. Observation-Disclosures. 700
No. 3. Full morocco. beveled boards, gilt
and antique, yer rich, 500 pp............. l2 90
Lettered TO order in gold at 25 cents each line.
Sent by mail, postpaid, ON receipt of the price.
THE ALDINE PASSE-PARTOUTS.
In compliance with repeated requests, the pub
fishers of THE ALDINE have prepared impressions
of many of their most beautiful plates for passe-
partOut framing.
The cuts are mounted on n beautifully tinted az
ure mat, with n handsome red border line.
To attach the glass. it is only left for the custo-
mer TO past? and fold over an already attached
border, and this made be done by a child.
% subjects, l2x5 in. 25c.; with glass, SOC.
Six of this for 90, when selection is left to the
publishers.
subjects, l0xl2 I-2 in, goo ; with glass, 4jc
subjects, l-2 Ks l-2 in. l5c; with glass, 400.
IL subjects, l4xl9 in, SOC; with glass, 5 90.
Sent by mail, without glass, postpaid. orprice.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-23

Park 40j A. n. or Mondays and arrives at Isl. John
bury at 25A.E.
LamoIlls County Court.
DEC. TERN, 1874.
Hon. JYo. Ross, Presiding. -,
Il A, b. SMITH, Assistant.
G" A. nj. WOODBURY., Assistant.
Col. Z. b. Sawyer, Clerk.
VIII. II. Kcn6eld. Deputy Clerk.
L. II. Thompson. States Atty.
Mason Chaffee, Sheriff
PETIT JURY.
Allen Chandler, Belvidere.
wv. Green, Cambridge.
Geo. W. Powell, {"
Joseph Cornell,
Solomon Curtis,
Augustus Adams, Eden.
Albanus Earle, a."
Erastus Edgerton, Hyde Park.
CD. Wilcox, q" %"
A. A. Spicer, "
&C, Merriam, Elmore.
l.. A. Gale,
Alden Darling, Morristown.
G. W. Luce, :"
wv. Hyde,
Frank Ken6eld,
j.. H. Parkhurst; johnson.
Samuel Wilson.
Frank Cakes,
Eiakim Bigelow, Stowe.
d. C. Watts. L"
II. Z, Faunce,
Lucius Sallies, 4"
Varnus p. Locke, Waterville.
j. w. Scott, Wolco,t.
"A. Fife,
The presiding Judge not being in at.
tendance, the session was opened by Judge
Smith, who presided with much dignity
ill the adjournment.
A very able prayer was offered by Rev
c. Parkhurst, after which the formal proc
amations were made by the Sheriff.
The Jurymen were then called and
sworn, and Deputy Sherifs Dwin,ll and
Laupher sworn to attend them.
H. G. Faunce, juryman from Stowe,
was excused for the term.
The Court then took a recess till 9
o'clock this morning, when Judge Ross
was present to preside.
It's thought that the term will be
short one, and will complete its session
this week.
The public are respectfully invited to
sttend lecturs on the chemical compost
ton of the human system. IN the town
hall, in Hyde Park on Thursday evening,
Dec. Oath. at Il p. NJ: by Charles M.
Sherman, pnrcnologss. Free admission
Collection taken at tie close. Mr.. Shcr.
man has the endorsement of the best cduca-
tors, throughout the country.
NorIcE.-The Stockholders of the La.
mclle Valley Fair Ground Company are
hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall
in Morrisvile, on Tuesday, Jan. 9Th, 1875,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. for the purpose Of
electng Board Of Directors for the ensu.
ing year, and to do such other business
as may be thought proper when met.
r. r. WAIT, President.
A. A. NILES, Clerk.
Morrisvi,le, VT, Dec. l4th, 1874.
In giving an account of the festival
Ut johnson last week, we Inadvertently
omitted to mention the presence OF the
MorrisviIle Band. They contributed SO
much to the pleasure Of the affair, by
their fine playing, that it would be doing
them injustice so omit as much as to say
they we're there.
Our "sanctun" 10 the rear of the
printing rooms is we'll supplied with pa
pers, magazines, etc., and we invite the
public generally to call in whenever they
have spare moments in tswn.
Central Grange will meet for the
election of officers and other business,
Saturday the 26th inst. at / o'clock
Pm.
The Fair Of the Ladies Aid Society
last evening was fully attended and$lOO.
was realized.
$l.5O
Will pay for New Subscriptions to this
paper from now to Jan. LIST, 1875.
Eden.
Rev. H. HI. BemeDt will preach at
the NJ. E. Church every Sabbath until
Conference.
--nnrin~ tho ,.rv;cos ~ tho church
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E0en.
Rev. H. HI. BemeDt will preach at
the NJ E. Church every Sabbath until
Conference.
During the services at the church
last Sabbath, smoke was discovered is'
suing from the wall near one of the stoves.
Prompt cxertion on the part Of the audi
encs, the fire was soon extlnguished and
the services resumed. Tho fire caught
under zinc lying around the wal. through
which the stove was placed.
"A singing school has been started at
The Mills, taught by Mr.. Harrington Of st.
Johnsbury.
Much sickness is prevailing in town
just now. DR.. Bacon is very busy night
and day, goiug without sleep five nights
10 succession last week.
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SO Pianos and Organs

New and Second Hand. of First Glass Makers. viii
be sold at Lower Prices fer cash, IRstallments
times aud the holidays, by HORACE WATERS &
son, 4sl Broad Eay, than ever before offered in
New York, Agents wanted to sell Waters New
Scale Pianos and Concerto Organs. Illustrated
Catalogues Mailed. Great Inducements to the
trade, large discount to Teachers Ministers,
Churches, Lodges. Schools, etc.
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Will pay for New Subscriptions to this
paper from now to Jan. LIST, 1875.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-22

THE BALL SEASDN.
GRAND BAL MASQUE AND FANCY DRESS OFTH
VI Jacksonian Pleasure Club Will take place at III
Argyle ooms, Sixth avenue and Thirtieth street. o
Monday evening March 90 1874 Tickets at box office
evening OF the ball DAVID MACE, Secretary.
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| --.- ADJUSTMENTS.
THEEAATTRsEEs GsoxIQUR. 800.
GA BROADWAY ooA's'A'
Sole Proprietor 8. s sseY, y. 4
r,. THE spscIALrY THEATRE OF THE WORLD
ever on any stage
SS sSHHS PT %hE EET FACES
F Sksk FfzssS i, i FF HAsk fExysE.,
Miss S Ss Say 5fi tbS Scot $ S51H sSS
5 IT. Ii:E, sS1 ]. St sSSS SIsn.
TIE SkSkSsS THE
S SSSR $ $&$E$s$; sHSH'
DEAD SHOT Of 81 sierra IHk NEVADA.
DEAD SHOT OF ri The Eh SIERRA NEVADA
S%saS MIS- fr &kkfA E RSIFSs
o"emu r
During the drama r,rn
will s shoo Sl AZ AP PpElf FROM
l. FRANK FRAYNE,
WITH RIFLE LOADED with
full charge of POWDER
and an OUNCE LEADEN BALL.
WILL SHOOT an APPLE from
the HEAD of oNETA.
SECOND WEEK OF THE GREAT COMEDIANS.
n. ?9HSs Ain ALIEN. NJ J j9HS ALIEN
n: s s$ sESSs NJ f. 4 S$S' sEH$S
MMAek1S A ASD %ItsoS
AND AND A 4sD 4
pyBLlN Policemen
MIS- TOM GRANGER THE ElHA sEss y Y.
NJ 2, l. s sEoyrE; MST;, j. F., cSkppiifiEy
Mss kSq fsToS and nj" tSs enare IN an
'A''' -, S" .Aa Z INV SEio OF FUN ,,,.
ORoLOsO
pEAp SHOT OF II! # 81 SIERRA SnyApAs
introducing the entire company In the cast
MATINEE WEDNESDAY
M AAT!SEs sAr tpa
HH 7EiSEE WEDNESDAY byEsS s4TEsHH
MATINEE The MATINEE
MATiiSEK NIGHT fTT"'Ss BILL MATriINNsE
H H3EESHH vAS SfsH S S5EHsEH
M MAFiSEE SATURDAY Gnd M MATfNEE
~ L. FOX,s BROADWAY THEATRE
VI. 728 Broadway. $50.
Mr. 8 A. SWAIN Proprietor
Acting Manager GEoRGE ii. TYLEE
Treasurer. l.. SUTTON
This beautiful LADIES PALACE, which is now dnder-
going thorough renovation, WILL OPEN
under the personal manageme of New York's Special
Favorte and the acknowledged Grlaldi of the World,
GEORGE l.. FOX
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL g.
when will be presented g. L. Fox's grand and original
production of the great comic pantomlme,
HUMPrY DUMPrY AT HOME IN HIS OWN HOUSE
Humpty pumpty, the original. GEORGE l.. FOX
"a role in which he has no living equaL)
Old One Two-Three, the famous panllloonfc,
his original character ..............Mr c. X. FOX
Other characters will be by uperior
OF acknowledged artists Also introducing public
the grandes selection of European and Amerc arts
tic and refined talent Box sheet will BE-
opened OH ednesday, April l. ats A. NJ Further par
uculars see future announcements.
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50 cents and secured Opers House. These lines
chairs % cents ana 81 extra intersect all others
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AMUsEME Nrs.

PRINCIPAL THEXrREss OF NEW YORK,
puRrc we hs s A. q s COUNTY
THURsbAY AFThkNo6N MAkca 20. 1874
NIX sn Dog R rsf S5Su
SUPERB s saa MmanqYY 9'h EsSSffhRRfTAIsMEsr.
Mr. DION i his famous DersOnatiOn OF
Mr. Mrs. j. W HH2TH CLAUDE M EHS61HE
IN Bulwer's superb play. TiiE LADY or LYONS
Other s * es s Gas5E Il the
Le''ees and Managers; 20 SssSrs Jarrett Palmer
age The f% &c ss sr sSts assns of
P %M fhFANT Ct pr o me- bn%s4y iheare
GHoRaE WOOD, Of Il w Voc PsS Museum ntA''
Tony F MsT t,,r q Pastors Opera aonse;
Rosr %SA SSrE Il Theatre
ana %a c hGfS q fh iHl%Hlssfs -
Alexander c Rg%fs1 great play of
with the most remarkable east ever presented on any
sH A AsfS s. aT' eLAEo NoE Ms
ssSkIEETI,x Mss LOUISE nESpEas6Saa Mss ;s,rss;
$;SKH,s SSfAn
HEsEHy sow "a SALE III 4 sox p SFFAE EXTRA
Tickets Of admission 10 be had from every policeman
dstaiied resume Of these remarkable entertainments
and the name OF every person who has volunteered Will
ROoTH's THEATRE.
-'s'''' LAST six NiiiIfs SD D. '0o'"
If S1 $SSS$ I'M ACTOR
MYlEs IA CORP AEEES, 90
us 0" ' fHa cohr n sHW afs A'' sA'''''
THE BRIDES Of oARyowEN.
MONDAY EVENING, March 80 1874.
engagement ,o a the Peerless
who will appear for first time in this city in her new
ZIP; Or, po1 Ss1HHy HGY1NDE LIGHT
Music Store Of C. ii. OLSON Co. III broadway. ''
r YoEUM THEATRE,
OF 1Tss ana Manager
FRENCH e oFE iss BouFFE.
G MdNbnY TUESDAY and wEDsEs6x7p, Director
first tine in aye e. great
'"SHSS$z Hs5i$ )! 3 $,Sf'y s;n'''
FRIDAY L,a aaT'e cE Il Iv2niy time''
FAREWELL ae s5s$ $fst$H $HHfaHonH and
sArS ehaSP h EAhhMG5 n "A 81 o'clock
roS AZ {5Ss j. rs $Sax
e SSssy o. Be p the St Johns and
iom S IN point Without o s0
MAX sTRAKoscH, Manger.
Mile Ms, os1 Hyxil T9 IsSIsS GARY,
s'sG sls?s !S.Ss SfS$A$#s'
Mr.. GEORGE ": COLBY,
,,rnr,r.y, M j. n PATTERSON.
; $$#H$
a&ss nj isSS?a
August As9 r george
SSSn can ws MRS ys s Farm srrs
a MRS ASs4s e%y PAY 5aa MSS
Mss
Mrs Clarence seward Mrs Howard crosby Mrs VII
Henry William Mrs. oarna
h h M r nars' + Is chester
arthur, Mr MIS- James lam Kernseehan Mrs D. Beach
Wart and Miss Ida Greeley.
M be fd M OF uesaa at Mae r. S
O'clock farouet and Dress Circle, SS Family Circle
Hail. may
WIEsAwsk1 u,ry,.vsr1 wlESAwskI,
sse'MfsfN yi99 T hSESS
The for @onG s ss ays
introduce -
in two OF his marvellous solos,
MISS FREDERICK ROKOHL,
the promising young Soprano, will sing the Cavatna
from LINDA d Chamounfx," and Proch's "Grand Con.
Aria" with variations sung by Nine. Peso
Leutner at the Boston Jubilee.
ARBuCkLE, the best Cornet player in America, will
Columbia" THE Star Spangled Banner" and yankee
Doodle" with brilliant variations.
LEFEBRE, the Saxophone SOloist will play q grand
afss * Safa NSrH BAND
sixtvve eminent performers will render overtures
to Rossini's 'Wian TELL Suppc's Light Cavalry" the
Grand Fantasia THE Prophet" an interesting
variety OF classical and popular selections
ADMISSION. FIFTY CENTS
Tickets may be had at the armory door
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT.
VI Corner OF Twentyhird street Eighth avenue.
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OLYArlo

). VAUDEVILLE AND NOVELTY THEATRE. !.
s. GREAT FAMILY RESORT. :
e ANOTHER WEEK OF VARIETY ATTRACTIONS. :
2 NEW ACTS, NEW ARTISTS, NEW SPECIALTIES. :
THE ACCOMPLISHED BERGERS Il
q in new =
q THE INIMIrABLE SOL Russell l.
-. in "Woman's Wrongs and 'jem Bags" :
THE WONDERFUL SNOW BROTHERS =
In acts.
MCANDRkWS AND SEAMON, l.
q the Arabian Brothers in Cork
KITTIE HENDERSON and q. +. MOORE II
q in Dutch specislues. II
q Miss ANNA BERGER
\ in seriO-C Comic Songs :
q SHERIDAN and MACK .
8 i'm Bad Whiskey.
Z THE RENOWNED ROLLIN HOWARD
= in Buresque Opera q
y THOMAS and HEENEY, /.
: Illuminated Clog Dance. !.
= COGIN and COOPER
y In characters.
EVERY EVENING AT O'CLOCK,
? | WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE
at . o'clock. II
' Enthusiastically circle, 30 cents. !.
z ParQuet and Dress Circle, SO cents Il
& Reserved Seats, Balcony and Orchestra, 81 :
NEXT WEEK THE GREAT yENTRILOQU1sT. /.
4. ID. DUVIES, :
and
those renowned artists,
THE MARTINS.
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IHe pOA OHce VIII Dc open cars OF the Elghn avenue
TO-DAY, at IL O'Clock, for and Twenty third street
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seats Admission tickets the doors Of the Grand
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the choice reserved companies constantly pass
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.-DRAMATIC SEASON.
" Will reopen,
for the spring and summer Dramatic Season, MONDAY
EVENING, April &, with
MR. and MRS. W. j. FLORENCE IN EILEEN OGE.n
~" All claims against the past season should be pre-.
senfed at the stage door previous to that date
w. The SUNDAY CONCERTS Will be continued with
out interruption " - ~ "