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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The Markets,

BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.-virginia sizes, coupons
16a hirghis's, consolidated, 52A. West yirginis's
BALTIMORE, jan &.-Ootton dull; low middlings
IA Ola. Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
stesdy-Pennsy lvsnt. red, l7e@lSO. Germ irmer-
white southern, I6@a6; yellow southern, 7l@Sl;
mixed western dull, IS. Oats dull and dropping
souttern Moss; western, 6515s. BYE in improved
demand-soc. al co. Hay unchanged. Provisions
Bulk mests-shouIders, 7a7i4; clear rib sides,
s1a@s4. Bscon-shoulders, 81; clear rib sides, ga
Sugsr-cured hams, l2dl3. Lard, 9 Western but
ter unchanged. Coffee strong; fair to prime Ri
cargoes, @@S. WHISKY, l.Ol@l ". Sugar weak
and in fair demand; g11Mg7S
NEW YORK, Jan. B.-Stocks active. Money, ;.
God, ~. Exchange, long, 4s3'a short, 49,. Gov
eInments strong.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26-Flour firm. Wheat quiet
ard firm. Corn dull and unchanged
LONDON, Jan. 26, Il 30 p. m.-Con5os, 92692 4.
for money and account. Bonds of 1867, 1913: 1910
1855; New York Central, %; Erie, 43i tEi3A.
LONDON, Jan 26, 2 30 m--The rate of d. scount in
open market for three months bills is IL per
which is T. 6 below the Bank Of England rate. Erie,
fi Paris dispatches quote rentes at So france s. "a
centimes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26
by THOMAS BOWLING, Aact-, GsorsstcWa.
TkbyWsfT IliSs STORY BRIcS

TkIsTEEs,sALE STORY BRICK
DWELLING, WITH STORE, No. 10 RRIu9E
eTREkT, GEORGETOWN At AUCTION
- Nv virtue OF q deed u trust dated December
- :, A. ID. ISL, duly recorded in Liber No. osl.
folio SCI, et seq one of the lard records fer
and az the request Of the parties secured thereby
We VIII sell, IN front q the premise- At public Auc
uon, on MONDAY, February ,, lSa, At I O'Clock
y, NJ, all that certain piece parcel OF gr0uRd
situate. lying, and being IN GeorEpt0wn. n 4. aud
Known aBi de- cribed on the land records OF satf
city ss part Cf hot four 81 ia "Old Ge1rgetOwn,'
bseinniIg for the same at the end Of thirteeH IS
teet eight sl inc hes east u the beginning point
SAID lot, as conveyed TO William Cacking. being on
TIE Forth side Of Bridge street. and running thruco
east on tAd Bridge street twenty roo feet, thence
que north three hundred 500 feet thence west aus
parallel with Bridge street twenty t2gl feet, an
theuce south three handred 1901 feet n
tesii ming, together with ala the improy euarts
consisting q auost three-story brick house With
store on first floor
T.rms-as prescribed b. tha sed oftrust-s 81 Sal,
annum from d. ceubeT g. ISL, 20 day u SALE and eN
penses OF sale 10 cash balance 1t six and twelv
months Tor iCh the votes e the purchaser bear
ing interest from the day Of esle and secured by
oetd q tfus on the property sold, will be taken
deposit 81 SloO viii be required the day q sale
and ali convey ancing ct the eNI ense Of TIE pur
chaser.
If terms Of sale are not complied with in seven
days the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defaultng pur
chaser, after five days advertisement in some one
or ore pewsPapers published IN the city Of Wash
BKAINARD H. WARNER
CHARLES JAMES, trustees
Jsn2od THOMAS BOWLING, Aust.
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WE ALL COscipEh lRtN tut VI
strength and power, but how few are aware
that IL is this same element in the system tina.
gives US strength and vigor, and that An Insult
cheney of il causes weakness and debility. The
expressly to supply this vitalizins element.
PRree's.
Fine Amathyst Set, $40.
Fine Coral Head Set. SIS.
Fine Stone Cameo Set, SIS.
Roll Plate Opera Chains, SIS
Chain Bracelets, SIS, SOS.
Received at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. as
pennsylvania avenue, near II street.
NEW CHEAP ROUTE TO TExAs-The "Iron
Msuntain Route" is now finished from st.
Louis, through Missouri and Arkansas, TO Tex
arkana, in Texas, where IL connects with the
Texas and Pacific and International railroads
for all points in Texas This line is 40 miles
shorter than any from st. Louis, and has
duced the passenger rates very materially. The
time through is much quicker, and altogether
1t is the best route to Arkansas and Texas. 22,6
TAKE CARR OF Your yALuABLrs.-CaIl
and examine the IRE and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
of securities, jewels, silver ware or other yalu-
ables. Rents from ten TO sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take toar.ina fTor
The Chicago and Boston fires.
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns.
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
hosrseness, diarrhPa, and all hemorrhages, etc.
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that IL is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
known to be q cure for these diseases. m tn s If
CoRNs, &o.-Dr. White, chiropodist, No. 535
10Th street, opposite the Treasury removes corns
without pain, 20 the shoe can be worn with
ease. He relieves and cures bunions inyrowing
nails, vascular excTescences, chilblains, and
other disorders of the feet. His establishment
has been located in Washington, ID. c., over
twelve years, and Is patronized by many emf
nent physicians, surgeons, and thousands of
well-known and responsible persons. ONCE
Owing to press of business during Office hours,
DIR. White is unable to attend patients at resi-
dences except after p. m.
To GET RID Of the ChiIls Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perms-
nently. 60
PONDS EXTRACT Ii for sale at Wholesale by
Chas. Stott s. Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,u
WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baun's h0Opskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
madagascar building. l0,2s
TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
THERMOMETERS and barometer. are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar AZ street
TURoo-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
Por Baths, for all akin disease, st DIR. Shedd's,
POS e street s90.s'
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CITY ITEMS.

WE ALL CONSIDER IRON the embodiment OF
strength and power, but how few are aware
that IL Is this same element in the system tina.
gives us strength and vigor, and that An Insult
cheney of il causes weakness and debility. The
Peruvian Syrup, protoxide OF iron, is prepared
expressly to supply this vitalzjng element.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

CHARGE OF ROBBERY-Detectiye Coomes
on Saturday afternoon, arrested man named
y. r. Daniels, charged with robbing a fellow
boarder, named Samuel Coover, at No glj e
street northwest, on the 18th Of December last,
OF specimens OF collaborating quartz brought by
the latter from California. Judge Smell at q
hearing this morning, sent the case to the grand
jury. zee court proceedings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

ALLEGED CRUEL TREATMENT OF A CHILD
William Smith and Ellen, his wife, both col
ored, were arrested at Genallyte " n Yesterday
anc locked mp in the Georgetown station house
on charge Of cruelty ill-tresting a little girl
named Annie Glead, whose mother resides in q
street alley, in this city. The accused were be-
fore Judge Smell to-day, and the evidence in the
case Is reported in the Police Court proceed
tDgs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

DIR WALJALBA FRiKKLI's wonderful exper-
iments in modern magic are said to be OF the
moot astounding character, and - he Is oniy
announced for two sppearances-to-nisht and
tomorrow night-st Lincoln Hall, there viii
doubtless be rueh 70 zoe him.
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MA pet dog assisted at Des Meines we'd
ding, holding Hp the brides dress.
~What a political influence the fashion
magazines will WELD when women vote.
%The Presbyterian church at Pennington,
New Jersey, was burned yesterday.
~The democrats OF Harrisburg have nomi-
mated ID. W. Seller as their candidate for
mayor.
to impeach Judge Watts, OF the Raleigh judicial
circuit.
~Owing to a reduction of wages a strike OF
large number of cigar makers in New York
is threatened.
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The BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Nossae.7 C,HHecti0H.-0n Saturday afternoon
The last rail was laid on the Washington branch
OF ne Washington city and Point Lookout rail-
To- q. The wharf at shepherd, opposite Alex
al dria, the terminus of the branch road will be
q lnPleted by Saturday next. and 1t is expected
u :, The road will be in running order not later
than the 2d OF February
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THE WEATHER.

WAX ODiCe U tntJ SigH0E UGiCey, Il
WASHINGTON, ID. @ January Is, 1874, 1919 a. m
YSOPsIs FOR THE PAST IwENTy-ToUR HOURS
The barometer has risen in the districts on the At
lanIic coast and IL is highest in the south Atlantic
states. IL has fallen In the central Mississippi val
ley, the lake region and the northwest. Colder and
generally clear weather prevails in the por-
tiOn Of the United States whilst the cloudiness
increased with slight rise Of TEN per in the
Mississippi valley and the northwest. Cloudy
weather, with southerly winds, is reported from
the lower lake region and the Ohio valley. Light
to fresh northerly winds have prevailed the At
lantic coast, and southerly winds now reported
in he districts west 81 the Alleghanies.
PRoBABILITIEs.--For New England and the mid
die states, nor h-esterly to southerly winds and
clear weather will prevail, with low temperature.
For the soul Atlantic states, clear fair weather
with continued low temperature, nOrtheastery to
southessteily winds, and falling barometer. For
the eastern gulf states, generally cloudy weather,
with slight rise OF temperature, essterly to south
erly winds, and falling barometer. For Tennessee
and the Ohio valley and thence westward to Kansas,
southerly winds veering to westerly, rising tempers
ture and increasing cloudiness. For the lake re.
gion and the northwest, southaasteriy to southwe
erly winds, with continued cold and partly cloudy
weather, and possibly light snow near Lakes Onta-
rio and Erie.
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REAL Estate TEANsFERs.-Jos. Prather ct
nh: 70 VIM. W. LeEering, lot l52, Mount Pleas
ant, s1,l93; Mary c. Moore to VIM. Powell
part lot :, square north OF square SIS, - 900;
Geo. ID. Plant OF TX to Johanna Weisenborn
iart lott square 20, - 40; VIM. NJ. MADDOX
70 Mary j. ADDISON ct al, county property *
behtdlct Mitburn ct uN. TO CiOe Ann Digs
part Iots . aud "a, square SIS, 81 800; Clos A1n
Diggs 70 Etenne @. Vidal, trustee, part lot, .
and =, square SlS: ~IO.
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CONTRACTORS, Builders and Inubsr MAJ
sLAho vii be interested in the advertisenent
easing the Centennial EspOs.fior bailding in
1nctter column. '"s d"
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hKAL Estate SALks.-Messrs. DlnrAnsou
LOWING q 20, anctioneers, sold on Saturday
afternoon for In. Jesup Miller and henry Wise
GArnett, trustees, lots D. ~, and So Tor $50
e.eh, and lot y for - ), improved by two-story
&TAnes, 20 Arthur Fendail.
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LOCAL NE W 8.


National Tleater.-First appearance this sea-
psn OF j. q. SaYille as "Bok Ssekett," in "Sa-
Iatoga."
Hbrd's Opera Houss-E. A. Sothern as "Sam -
BuDdresry's eccentric brother.
rA>dter Con,i1Ue.-The sensational drama of
"The Winning Hand,n and other attractions.
xosonic TsnpIs.-Dr. wsljsiba Frikell, the
PTestidi gitatuer.
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iSCESpIARY FrREI IN THE COUNTY Between
: and O'Clock this morning house In the coun-
Y, beyond Benning's bridge, belonging TO John
fsyne, and occupied by Gabriel Clark, was set
On IRE by some incendiary and entirely de-
suOyeo- "A small frame house, near by, occu-
pea oy VIM. Bell, was also damaged.
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THRoAT CUTTING-Tb,s morning about d,
O'Clock, VIM Belt, was ATTACHED 6y a .oiorad
nan on Z street, and cut in the throat with a
razor, but not so badly as WAS at first supnosej
johnson on warrant charging him With as a.
sAnlts committed on Saturday on other psrtiss
ard Belt thinks that he IL the person Who a.
ssulted him. but can not swear DositiyaIv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

To GET RID Of the Chills Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perms-
nently. 60
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TEE TRIAL. or ruDeE WRIGHT AGAIN posr
POSKD.-In the Criminal Court, Judge Cartier
this morning, the case On Judge j. W Wright
charged VI IN forgery, the Indian bounty cases /
vas called. Mr.. Stanton, counsel for the ac-
used, said they had received . telegram stating
that their witnesses LETT Fort Gibson last night
and could not reach here until Wednesday. The
case was th erefore postponed TO Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

CHARLES bRADLAUGH, the famous orator and
agltator OF the republican movement in Eng
land, Is coming to Washington, for the purpose
OF delivering lecture on 'Republicanism in
ing land, )" and Lincoln Hall has been selected
TO hold forth IN. on Thursday evening, the 10Th
instant. The hon. Charles sumner is expected
TO preside, and large number OF prominent
Senators and members OF the House of Repre-
sentatives will be present and occupy seats upon
the stage. Reserved seats are now ready at the
book store OF Philip & Solomons, Pennsylyania
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

PoND's EXTRACT Ii for sale at wholesale BY
Chss. Stott s. Co., 40 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,u
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THE ROYAL MARIoxErrxs commsr.. 49,
last week at wiilards' Hall TO- nj ght, and thosa
who have not seen their amusing exhibitions
should not fail to attend. Several noveltias
are announced for this week. including ~Tbe
Compound Turk" and "Ths Scaramouch.n
Take the children.
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WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baun's h0opskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
IntelliReAcer building. lO,2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

CHARGE DIsMIssED.-To-day in the Criminal
Court, Judge Cartier, the District Attorney
entered aots pros in the case OF George ".
books from the Congressional Library.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-TO-day Mr.. L, T.
j. Rider, of Maryland, on motion of Judge
Moore, was admitted to the bar OF the Supreme
Court OF the District.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS

MOULTON a. JOHNSON.
w Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Ofnoe No. b2s street, " ash ugt1n, u. q,
WILL Pay SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT aud
GENERAL SEWERAGE TAXES a. large DIS
fORNf. I'm
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MAKING IT LIVELY FOR HOTEL CLERKS
On saturday VIM. Hopkins entered the Ma
uOnal Hotel and had some angry words with
toe clerk, ana an attempt was made to eject
nm, When he drew knife and the clerk gave
Eim a severe blow in the face.
LAST night young man entered the St
James Hotel, pretending that he had recently
lost eco at the card table, and made himself so
OBNOXIOUS mat be was requested to leave. He
refused, ana an attempt was made 70 eject him
when he drew knife. This was, however
taken from'him ana he beat retreat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

B'NAI BR'ITH.-Telegrams from Chicago say
that the second quinquennisl session Of the
constitutional Grand Lodge of B'nai Birth Of
the nited States was held there YESTERDAY
One hundred and fifty mine delegates were pre-
sent. Simon Wolf, OF Washington, ID. c., was
elected president, with a vice president from
each district. j. :. Isaacs and A. L. Jones' of
Philadelphia, and Mr.. Louis Abrahams of
Washington, were elected secretaries. The re-
ports show the Order to be in a fourshiDg con-
dition, having doubled the number of fod ges
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IMPROVEMENTS ON VERMONT AvRNUR-In
no section OF the city has there been more rapid
improvement for year or two past than in the
neighborhood Of the circle, at the intersection
OF Vermont and Rhode Island avenues nor tn
west Property in that locality which a few
wears ago sold for Is and so cents per square
foot Is now in demand at SlJO. Scott square ,
the NJ street circle, and the large circle at the
intersection OF the two avenues above named
make vermont avenue one of the favorte
drives OF the city, and next spring will see the
erection of a large number OF fine residences
upon that thoroughfare. Several have already
been commenced, and one, belonging to Mr.
W. 5. Roose, on the east side of Vermont
avenue, just above n street. is nearly completed
10 is OF brick, with Ohio stone trimmings sur
mounted by French roof, and contains some
"ntu t TSa , MIN al me modern improve
walnut and North Carolina pine. The parlor is
- feet deep, and is finished with q neat design
the rear of this can be connected with the par
Tor by sliding doors when desirable to have the
two rooms made into one. On the second floor
are two large chambers, library and other
smaller roems for storage and servants. The
third floor has three tne chambers. Besides
these there are bathrooms, wash rooms, closets
a large buffers pantry, &c. The building sets
is handsomely terrsced in front.
PROPOSED GRANGE IN THE DISTRICT Gov
ERNNENT-I Mass Meeting 20 be HeLd.-The
committee appointed at the late meeting of the
present and elect House OF Delegates have
made arrangements for mass meeting OF citi-
zens, irrespective Of party, to be held at Legts-
lstive all, on Friday, the 30th instant, at 7:30
O'Clock p. m. The circular of invitation states
that the object Of this meeting is to take action
ana petition Congress to amend the "act to
provide government for the District of Co.
1 r upon the following subjects, viz: lst.
10 make the Upper House (CounciD elective BY
me people; "A. 70 make three members of the
% DoAI1 OF raSiie Works elective by the people.
allowed to regulate the time and manner of
lheir meetings. ith. To give the Legislature
iun power 10 regulate all licenses for doing bus
THE ROYAL MARIoxErrxs commence their
Iast week at willards Hall TO- night, and those
should not fail to attend. Several noveltiss
are announced for this week. Including HTbe
Compound Turk" and "rhs scaramouch.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

TN OONMUNTTH 1t IHrH6 HpTr6ClHte the ute-
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
THERMOMETERS and Barometere are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar AZ street
TuRoo-RussIAS BATHS; also, M dedicated Va
por Baths, for all akin disease, at DIR. Shedd's,
POS street. Nos.
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SAm'L CROSS,
~ Broke
SHEPHkED'S BUILDING.
No. sOeH PEHHsYLYANIA AVENUE,
WASH NGToN, ID. q.
Prompt attention given to the payment Of Genera
and special Taxes. cecC I'm
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4 Stanley Jones'
y. Real Estate Broker,
No. SII Urn STREET.
hOCSES AND EOTS IN ALL PARIS or
the CITY FOR SALE
LOANS NsGOTIATER. MONEYINFEST
Ell dec6-tr
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plays before Shakespeare. Individual authors
might have been despised by the Court yet
authorship was honored Spenser, Sidney.
Raleigh were poets if not playwriters.
Again, the plays were produced during
period of thirty years, and how could Bacon
have 80 long kept hidden their authorship
from his keen contemporaries, and why did he
continue labors of which he was ashamed and by
which he could not expect ever to be known?
The necessity Of making money by play
writing did not continue for thirty years,
and, besides, there came period in
Bacon's life when all his honors were
stripped from him and he was banished from
the Court What motive had he for further
concealment in the five years which were
spent in retirement from 1921, when he was
convicted of corruption, to 1926, when he
died ? Is it not probable that he would then
have claimed the fruits Of thirty years of
toll? Yet, if it be said that he had still the
hope of regaining royal favor, and therefore
prudently suppressed his name as the author
of plays, why did he fail to make provision
for the revelation after his death? The
Baconian champions have fallen into
singular inconsistency. They cite the fact
that Shakespeare never collected and revised
the plays as evidence that he did not write
them, but they forget that Bacon died without
in the slightest way providing for his
fame. Perhaps he was 30 great that
he did not care for fame, but could not the
same excuse be made for the Indifference of
Shakespeare? The fact that Bacon never, by
word or sign, nor after his death by will or
testament, claimed the authorship of the
plays is an obstacle at the very beginning Of
the theory, and we have yet to see satisfactory
reasons for the long concealment But we
leave the question upon the threshold. It is
not one to be treated with passion or preju-
dice. We ask only for the truth, and are
ready to discrown Shakespeare if it be found
that not he but Bacon has 80 long ruled the
world of modern thought, not in his philos
ophy alone, but also from the throne Of
poetry.
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The wonderful recuperative powers of our
city have often been shown after periods of
commercial depression, but never moro
promptly than now. Notwithstanding the in
fluence of the panic and the fears of dull
season this fall, business activity has been re-
sumed with an energy which is sure to
command success. The pages of the HERALD
to-day are q remarkable evidence of this
fact We print nearly sixty columns of ad-
vertisements, many columns more than we
have ever before printed at this time
of the year, and that, too, when thousands of
our citizens have not returned from their sum-
mer holidays. As we observed few days
ago, such promptness in seeking the advan-
tages of advertising has always been ON un-
failing indication of prosperous season, and
we are only surprised that this business re-
vival in New York has come so early in Sep
TENDER. All branches of trade are repre-
sented in the columns Of the HERALD to-
day. and they form mirror in which
the features of great city may be
studied. One of the unmistakable signs
Of vitality is the fact that we print more than
an entire page Of amusement advertisements.
Our theatrical managers have prepared for
brilliant winter and evidently count upon
reaping large share Of the prosperity to
which they so largely contribute. The priv
lege of spending money in rational methods
of enjoyment is as essential to great city
as the opportunities of making it. Tho
HERALD, in all these departments Of business,
as well as in its vast collection of news, will,
we think, repay the study of intelligent
readers, for advertisements are indeed, news
of the highest value and hundreds of thou
sands of people are variously represented in
our pages to-day.