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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,

CAMERoN-NEwMAN.-On Wednesday. June H.,
by the key: 4; D. Gillette, D. D., Mr.. DUNCAN GAM
Cliff STEBBlNs.-On Saturday, June 20, ut the
residence OF the brides mother, Carmel n. Y, by
the Rev. w. b. Russell Captain EMORY W. CLIFF,
United states Army, to FLORENCE, daughter OF the
late David Nj. Stebblns, OF New YORK. No cards.
.CokELEr5ALLEN;-on Thursday evening, June
Miss JOSEPHINE ALLEN, all Of this city.
CoRNwELI-CERDA.-At Barcelona, Spain, on
Wednesday, June 8, Lieutenant CHARLES G. Corn.
WELL, United States Navy OF the city OF Brooklyn,
and soLrTo, daughter, OF senor Don ndefonso
Cerda, OF Barcelona No cards.
1874 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents SUI.
fern, n l., by The Rev. G: s. Fomeroy, Of Cleve-
Pa, to AMELIA BEARD, OF Sufern.
PANToN--TH0yPsoN.-On Thursday, June Is, at
the Church OF the Ascension by the Rev. James
Aillett HENRY PANToN to EMMA L. THOMPSON.
PowERs-REMsEN.-On Thursday, June 49, 1874
at the residence OF the BRIDES mother by the Rev.
Emory j. Haynes, GRoRGE POWERS to MARY A.
Died.
ACDUBON.--At Shelbyvile, Ky., on Thursday,
eyed SO.
Notice OF funeral In evening papers
BAxTER.-On Monday morning, June 90, LYDIA
BAXTER beloved wife OF John G. Baxter.
RELATIVES and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral services, at her late residence $40 West
Forty-nnth street, on "Wednesday afternoon, Gath
inst, at four O'Clock.
BENNET.-At Ray RIDGE l.. l., on Monday,
June ~, CHRISTOPHER q. BENNETT, in the eSth year
OF his age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, from his late residence, on Wednesday,
June "a, at three O'Clock p M
BILBy.--On Sunday evening. June 81, OF paraly-
sis, MARIA G. BILBy, widow ofWilliam Bilby IN the
S4th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are Respectfully invited
to attend the funera from the Residence OF her
daughter, Mrs N. I. Levere No. SO West Fiity.irst
street, on Wednesday, June "a, at half past nine A.
NJ The remains with be conveyed to Woodlawn
Cemetery for interment
Halifax Nova Scotia) and Canada papers please
copy.
BRowNTSG-On Monday, June %, FRANK M.
BROWNING, aged "a years.
the relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members OF Mechanical Lodge, No 90, l. q. OF o. r..
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on
wednesday, June "a, at three O'Clock p. M. from
she Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, York
street, Jersey City.
BuRaRss.-In Brooklyn, on Sunday. June 81,
ASIA, JAMBS r. BURGESS, In the 18th year his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
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The daily attendance Of clerks at the general ofce
Is bus eight hours eacn, with few exceptions and
the 0herous nature OF the duties devo!ylpo on
''statOn clerks Is so well known that when va
OF clerks at the general ONCE to transfer to
station, even though the change involves a con-
siderable increase OF salary. The report further
states that the interests OF the SERVICE as well as
justice to the 0vertaskcd clerks demand that an
addition OF not less than sixteen men be made in
that force, to be assigned FELLOWSHIP stations
A, b. q. l., +. and II, two each, and TO stations
Z and l. one each.
Postmaster General, requesting authority to in
crease SAID force as recommended, and, as Mr.
james says, that for the ef1eCted reforms and ex-
ira facilities adopted in the city delivery service
master General Cresswell there Is every reason to
hope that the latter will at once authorize the IN.
crease IN the clerical force OF the abOvc-pamed
stations postmaster General Cresswe, at the
times"
In the registration business of the New York
Post ONCE the reduction Of the registry fee from
fifteen cents to eight cents on all registered let
tiers has resulted in increasing the of let
tiers registered to an extent not at all an ticpated
when the change went into operation. The in.
crease Tor the month OF May, 1874, Is Just thirty.
nve per cent over the business Of May, 1873 The
clerical force in the Registry Department seeing
the hardest sort Of work. but s'slacE tmes arc
looked Tor with the advance OF the summer
months.
It is astonishing how careless people are in not
preparing their letters, which necessarily go to
the Dead Letter Office, owing to the absence Of
stamps on their correspondence. On an average
Mr.. James has $50 OF these missives handed to him
daily for retention from this cause. some Of them
bearing check instead OF a postage stamp.
whenever any address Is recognized among these
sheld foT postage" letters Mr.. James affixes the
necessary stamp and forwards the letter.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
In this city and BROOKLYN,

In this City and Brooklyn.
A SUIT OF TWO NICELY FURNISHED ADJOINING
n Rooms wanted, on one of the west side business
avenues by parties who are In town part Of week
Address, stating location aud reasonable TERMS WILL
LIAM TAYLOR, box ia Herald Uptown Branch Office.
WIDOW LADY. WITH CHILD OF 10, WOULD
n like two unfurnished Rooms in unexce ionable
locality Address, stating and full particu lars A.
s. NJ, Herald Uptown Branch office
A SMALL FAMILY WANTS TO TAKE CHARGE OF
"A house for the whole year or only for the summer;
good references can be given. Inquire of L.. COEN
FIELD, No IL Jay street; speaks German, French and
English.
DROPERTY OWNERS CAN LEASE THEIR PROP.
I erty 10 o responsible builder who will improve 1t
and keep IL In perfect order New York city property
only. Address BUILDER. box 207 Herald Office.
VWANTED-BY A COMPETENT MAN, A HOUSE To
w take charge Of during the summer. Address J.
yNANrED-BY A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS,
w fiat OF six rooms uufurnished, between 10th
18th best OF references and required.
Address HENRY, Herald Uptown Branch office.
1Osli2 vARICK STA RESPECTABLE WIDOW
lJA woman-a family residence to take care Of
or address, Tor three days, Mrs. Il. RYAN.
In the Country.
vHANTED-AT OR NEAR FORDHAM, A COTTAGE,
w furnished unfinished with about an acre Of
ground. Address with particulars 4. y. H.. Herald
uVt0wR Branch once.
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PROPOSALS..
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
PHILADELPHIA 1876

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
Philadelphia, 1876
PHILADELPHIA, June II, 1874
TO contractors for iron work, carpenter work. tin and
galvanized IRON work, glazing draining and water
The Centennial Board OF Finance are prepared to
ceive bids either separately combined the Work
and Materials required in the Erection OF the main Ex
hibition Building in Paramount Park, Philadelphia.
Plans may be seen ana copies of specifications and
bills OF quantities procured this Office No. 9O& Walnut
street, Philadelphia, and after Wednesday, the 18th
inst.
Bids must be delivered later than O'Clock on the
18th inst and be accompanied with bond in the
OF $4,000 with two more responsible sureties
dtioned 70 enter Into contract If said bid accepted
JOHN WELSH,
President
FRED FRALRY,
Secretary
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE MATTER OF THEW s,x
Hampstead Concordia W ,a 81
Manufacturing Company uPN

In conformity with order OF the District Court of
the United states Tor the Eastern District OF Texas
Galveston, made the 4th day of May, 1874 win SELL
at public auction in 'front.' OF the United States Court
Galveston, the first Tuesday in August 1874
the highest and best bidder cash to satisfy
mortgage bonds and coupons of said company and all
cumbranccs whatsoever the following described prop
cry situated in Waller Sae Austin county Texas viz
and and one half OF IN block number 24s according
to the map Of town of Hampstead also 700 acres OF
land, part of the Headlight league OF j. f. Grace Sr
together with the isIge BRICK factory engines looms
and improvements. including tenement for oper.
atives also oil the chartered rights privileges nmuni
ties and franchises OF said bankrupt company For q
more particular description Of the property reference
gage bonds, recorded in Austin county Texas Attn OF
January 1870 The factory in operation several
years prior TO January 1873 turning out the Of cot
ton cloths has ~ looms LsD0 spindles ample thread
making power with improved carding machines There
Is no controversy respecting the title. which Is believed
to be perfect .-..
ALPHONSE LAUvR Assignee,
Galveston. Texas
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Mails and pouches despatched and received daily
at stations G, +, H and Co.

Since 1910 there have been but fourteen addi-
u0nal clerks assigned to duty at the ten principal
stations, exclusive OF money order clerks, although
the business there transacted has ncreas ed IN the
ratio shown by the following flgures:--
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STORAGE.

CToRAGE ORFURNITURE. PIANOS, BAGGAGE, &C.
~ In separate rooms; warehouse supplied with all con-
venencesi Waterman Mt night. MtCHALES SON,
~ Oand y Commegce streak peN BleeckeG.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SuPkEME CoURT-CoLUMBIA COUNTY.-ALEx-
~ ander T. Stewart against Abraham w. Van Hoesen ct
ander !. stewart ct al.
Nouce Is hereby gwen that by virtue OF order Of
THIS court made in the above entitled actions 10Th
DAY o. May 1874 and entered IN Columbia county Clerks
once the subscriber receiver the titled
WI sell at public auction at the mill Of Abra
nam ". van Hoesen, at Stuyvcsant Falls the said
county on the 9th day July next at one O'Clock the
afternoon the following described hnery and prop
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COLOSSEUM.
Open daily from to and toio
THE COLOSSEUM THE COLOSSEUM.
TUE COLOSSEUM.
E E$ssB5$$SS Il Il s sF$#E
The extraordinary effect OF a midnight storm
Tspsh' Storm
pronounced the most wonderful illusion produced
PRESS AND PUBLIC.
mere rs also fun performance daily of varied and
The & Tais ns 4sEHs Lectures
ns ffnf ia GhsBfs
THE E j ss EHssSH$ f sEHis,x.
ana G ss wsss 81 no extras
GREAT ROMAN HIPPoDROME.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING. The coolest place OF
amusement amusement, in the city, yent,laon perfect.
upon all sides Of the vast amphitheatre.
MILE; VICTORIA, Qneea of the Lofty Wire, at each
exhibition; The performances OF tins young lady
fyny by
the most fashionable audiences
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Roman Chariot Races,
Flat Races &c, augmented by several new male IsA
ans female hngs riders from EsTo9s also by six
horses which arrived per late steamer
GRAND CONGRESS OF NATIONS afternoon and even.
E prsen and sass races s
Saro a and sack a
The GRAND MENAGERIE ossns daily At X and
un II tns we a aus Ss \ as
AFTERNOON and EVENING.
Avoid the crowd by attending the afternoon Exhibition
S 1si n!Ss Sss sirnd
o0y e Shnr' G "a ssgS Is Fa esnis f pr
waite Boxes, seating four, Sc.
W'0D' Nus RENEWED SUCCESS N'1'oN HAND
The new Sensation Drama
THE sKf sni'sa HAND E EESEx
MONDAY a h hrs. here Of Hon
H Or r hs in the
This r4a syFSlSe June 30 ats a9SiGAr
usp,v.,1r pH sT8sE T SGNAs, CONCERTS
Waltz ION the Beautiful Rhine" Keller Bella
Nocturne op; Julius zellner
overture oSe ops e ,GoaHea
Frgne Adapted for orchestra by Albert Bach
Introduction, quintet finale, Third Meister
overture, Abu assan " Weber
Paraphrase Ave Maria Schubert Lux
March, "Dueppler storm" .....................P etke
Admission ticket SO cents Packages OF Il tickets SIS.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN. THURSDAY
~ THEO THOMAS SUMNER NIGHTS CONCERTS
r2EoboRE s PA6Mas ts ASSu 9a"e B E
T g
s1.S s si
Admission tickets 81 reserved seats Soc. extra; can
be obtained, ON AND AFTER MONDAY, ut the box
office OF Steinway Hall at No. 7Ol Broadway and at the
office OF Central Park Garden.
TIvOLI THEATRE.
Eighth street.
between Second and Third avenues.
THE GREAT.
GREAT TIvOLL
EVERY EVENING, at ~ O'clock.
Tho most refined
Variety Company
The elegant
Performance
r,upvrv v,vAA gy T -aly OF ., .,u,su,
Prop rietOr, PAUL FALK.
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NEW. YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COM.
IN PANY deased,.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE, J
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
New YoRK, June 20, 1874.
Proposals win be received at this office until
in the Consolidaied Mortgage Bonds Of this Com.
pany These Sa bones wl be issued in the form of
bonds ." soo $500 and siSooo each, Bearing IN
terest at seven per cent payable the LIST OF May
gage by which they are secured is first lien upon
enIe railroad and franchises of the Company Each
and properly endorsed and should the kind and
denomination OF bonds wanted and the in which
Registered Bonds are to be issued should be accurately
Each proposal must be accompanied by o check for
sum to be applied toward in case Of acceptance
and to be returned In case OF rejection
THE, The bonds VIII be ready for delivery on Thursday,
The Company reserves the right to reject all proposals
C. VANDERBILT Jr. Treasurer.
l Railroad Company, Treasurers Office, New York,
si 81 Sh Of the s S for
bonds of this company. These bonds will be issued In
ne SSSs Of sa each S
Is, q jpiy. principal que n 1905 the morssase by
railroad property and franchises OF the company.
Each proposal should be sealed and properly endorsed
wanted and the name in which the registered bonds
to be issued should be accurately given Each must be
on the amount Of the bid. such sum TO Sc applied
towards payment in case Of acceptance and TO be
The bonds win be ready for delivery on Thursday July
Ct this office, when and where the balance must be
The company the right to reject al proposals
offered q. G. CLARKE,
Treasurer.
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Art
Important sale OF high class
Oil Paintings,
the recent importation of Mr. A. DHuyvetter. Jr.
To be sold auction.
At the Art Gallery.
No 60 Liberty street
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE rs AND &c,
at I'm O'Clock each day
Now exhibition.
EDWARD sCHENCK
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SALES AT AUCTION.
DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

AT NO. $50 FIFTH AVENUE.
ADRIAN IL MULLER Il SON will sell, az auction
on TUESDAY JUNE %. at l0h o'clock. at the pri-
vate residence NO. $50 Fifth avenue. between Thirty
ninth and Forteh streets by order of j. Nelson Tappan
ESQ., Assignee the elegant Furniture contained the
above house, consisting OF ebony and French walnut
rarlor SUITS, Library and Dining Room Furniture in
French walnut; French plate Pier and Mantei Mirrors
satin, damask and Window Curtains French walnut
Bookcases mirror back Buffet French walnut Bedseads
Bureaus and Wardrobes curled hair Mattress elegant
bronze and crystal chsndeliers bronze and marble
Wilton Turkey and Brussels Carpets kitchen and aun
dry Furniture, &C. Catalogues at Office No. Pine
\ UCTION NOTICE..HENKY ZINN, AUCTIoNEER
n nails THIS DAY, at 10Y O'clock all the
Household furniture OF private residence
q East 10th 81, uosr Broadway
Viz :-Panoore ParIor Suits, latest STYLE covered in
coten, reps haircloth complete Bedroom Suits, with
Dressing Case and Mattresses fine OIL Paintings Mir
Tables Cnair sideboards Cutlery China Plated Ware
Sofas, Lounges &C. Every article necessary for geneel
housekeeping.
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A UCTIoN sALE.-MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
~ niture,
Panoforte Bronzes Paintings and rare Works OF Art
this day CTuesday) June "a
at the elegant private residence 80 West 18th st.,
between 9Th and 9Th avs, az 10Y O'clock,
Drawing Rooms, superb Suits. Grand Duchess Marie
Antonettc styles coverd silk brocade Marqueterie Cab
inets, Tables Eageres Bookcase Paintings
eminent artists statuary Clocks magnincent rosewood
PtanofOrle celebrated city maker music stand,
wood walnut Bureaus Bedsteads Wardrohes Mattresses
Buffet Extension Table, Chlnaware, Glassware, ba Sc
tend this sale take Fifth stages sixth avenue
cars AUGUST Marines. Auctoneer.
A LBERT b. WALDRON AUCTIoNEER
n BY d. W. IVES.
Salesrooms, l0S Liberty and Ill Cedar street.
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, &c,
removed from private residence of
Dr. Samuel A. Mccormick
WEDNESDAY, at IL O'Clock,
including everything in mis- private residence.
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n
n THIS (Tuesday) MORNING, at I0b O'Clock
at the private residence. lob West 18th street.
between sixth and Seventh avenues.
Parlors-Magnifcent gded and carved latest style
Paror Suits, in rich satin brocade Mirrors
Curtains, rosewood ~ soctave grand patent agratfe
Pianoortc Paintings Tables Eageres, Vases Bronzes
Glocss velvet Brussels Carpets; wood and walnut
modes Mattresses Bedding, Library Dining and Base
sale take broadway Sixth seventh avenue and
stop at 2Sth short distance from the house. Goods
packed and delivered for purchasers city country
j. kRAEMER. AuctiOneer.
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s ssm " Van an .Ses a. Fa said
afternoon the following described hinery and prop
S6yHs and 1'n Mde IS, It nsae
j Cloth Washer Tr as's Su Card Grinder.
Flock Gr Hiass MILE o oi i BCSSi npo0ls
! Renovation, Twisters
S SrrSw GIGS Giss w aay' BBsssser,
4g.a - Machine S u jack spoos and Bob
I Cloth Winder, 2sNarrow crompton Looms
Engine lathe and Tools S St RRlrs Harness.
Wood Lathe. Plies Ii sN''@ onA''' anu Cup
z g. Cans fot Extra Harness, Jacks
sss:. and $ $s S;sa; s,s;:
psns Run Machines Is %@ 'Jr s Machinery
Waste and shoddy Picker, lot Empty Bobbins
" sSs f6 srSing Machines IIISt k2SSSg soos
eonien inqn c VIDE saUnn sGx stove
breakers and luishers s Organ Spinnng Jacks
Condenser. narrow Loom Fixtures ' Tor fcpalrs.
narrow second Breaker. lnew Loom, Crompton.
a era az a orr nropey and which by said
order. - = go
cent upon the day OF sale, in cash duly certified
pnepesy T 80 per s cent n the delivery Of the
election Of the purchaser be much twenty Co lays
s M w I'M secnrv % BE- I b
stsEaT and BealsA Morris their
as The security the to be O. s Sadsss % aiee
Of ' court Ms Say 'f as IT,
CHERRIES sALE.-By VIRTUE OF SEVERAL
p writs Of execution to directed and delivered,
VIII expose TO sale at public yendue, Tuesday tho
I'D day OF June, 1874 at 10 O'Clock the forenoon at
the vesoule OF the city Hail. all the right title and
interest OF aaron BOUCHER In the Certificate OF Member
ship OF the New York Produce Exchange which lie had
on the 2ith day of April 1874 auy time aterward
" - ' .'''N ''H william i V G. CONNER, sheriff.
BERNARD MAGUIRE Deputy sheriff
Dated New YORK, June TO- 1871.
CHERIFFS SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
~ Plano, &c.-S HERMAN, Auctionecr, sells Wednes-
day. June d at 10 O'Clock, No IS Bowery fine rose
wood fiano Parlor SUITS Etageres marble top Tables
BERNARD MAGURR Deputy sheriff.
CHERRIES SALE OF STREET LAMPS. REFLECT
~ ors Chandeliers, &c.-S. HERMAN, Auctioneer,
sells on Wednesday, June "a. at IL O'clock at No. 2l3
Mercer street by virtue of several executions, large
assortment OF street Lamps Refectors Chandeliers,
Gas Fixtures, Glass Globes NC sale positive. Dealers
invited. VIM. c. CONNER, Sherir
A. AARoNs, Deputy
CHERRIES SALE OF RESTAURANT AND LIQUOR
- store dc.-S HERMAN Auctioneer sells this day
CIuesday June 20, at IL O'Clock at the southeast
SAID place, consisting OF Wines Liquors and Cigars,
Counter Ale Pump, Tables Chairs Mirrors, Glassware
&c. Sale positive Dealers invited.
WIN H. BURNS, Deputy, VIM g. CONNER, Sheriff
THOMAS REYwoRTH AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL,
this day. Mt 1856 East Houston the Furniture of
four story house at 0 O'Clock, consisting of Eedsteads
Bureaus Tables, Chairs Stoves, Iceboxes Carpets
ing Machines, one Lathe and Tools &c &c. Dealers in
vied
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A UCTION SALE ELEGANT
n Household Furniture.
Pianofortc Bronzes on Paintings, &c.
at private residence l20 Nest sd ST..
THIS Tuesday) MORNING,
commencing at l0m O'Clock.
by II. E. MCDONNELL Auctioneer will sell all tho
costly Works OF Art contained in above residence com
prising velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets Planoore
Bronzes, Cabinets, Oh innings latest styles Parlor
suits covered IN satin reps &C. Centre Tables inlaid
and Easy Chairs; Chamber suit complete, solid black
hair Mattresses. Dining Room Buffet, Extension and
Sue Tables basement and servants Furniture. Over
400 lots by catalogue.
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BOOTHS THEATRE.

RooTHs THEATRE
THURSDAY Ass SGEfHs1s Sas IgEE q. 's"
Sssssn he bs XII K ssfe x
The beautiful and Miss BA yy2Rpns
the vvaciOu s su ssns sG tIss and vocalist
MISS MISS RofH s s. CLAIR MRS MIS- 9 vias
'He popu'N' I MR. GEORGE DE WERE
vp = ,sby perm Mission of Augustine !, Dsiy Esq,
+ S$ssS 3,
7,. es',sss z!'A S 1871 sss?sra'a
ssrio'0m' Irish f fsisa' e RaisaA N
RA SoRss
Mrs 4 Hind and Miss Z. Thompson osS'N -'' A'A noun"
9SSS IS s shsaas snd Dance.
DAN BRYa sa2o and si bAvE REED.
Inc ~1 Sssy PSsRRTSHth'n'''
and n. 99gIETIy S a THscs -,
Bryant hioeFnian sp saspY q Andy
HANDY ANDY with Irish Song and Jig DAN BRYANT.
Doors open is P. NJ. Commences at 8 precisely
SfEcIib1a S S9 sEGssr,s ANIMAL, nysry,,
The ladies and gentlemen concerned in the
the courtesy OF Mr.. Theodore Moss, the
IRISH EMIGRANT
m n ToDlY @ u hs s1sS S 'Aea''
HANDY ANDY,
I'm.
NIBLOS THEATRE.-LESSEE. G. p. THORNE SR
In THIS (MONDAY) EVENING and every EVENING
during the WEEK and SATURDAY MATINEE at 4
FIRST NIGHT OF AN ENTIRE NEW PLAY in five
acts. entitled
THE TWO SISTERS
THE DEFoaMED
WITH NEW LOCAL SCENERY and CAST WITH AN
ADDITIONAL COMPANY: The ahyye play will intro
duce the checkered of CITY LIFE among tho
HIGH AND Low, RICH AND POOR, OF NEW YORK.
The rich mans honor and
The poor mans honesty"
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
OLYMPIC THEATRE ga BROADWAY.
TEMPLE DE MELANGE.
FESTIVAL OF FUN.
WIT, MUSIC, DANCE AND PLEASURE
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COLOSSEUM.
Open daily from to aud TO TO-
THE COLOSSEUM. THE COLOSSEUM
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-16

DURABLE SOAP BUBBLEs.-To obtain
so2p-butbles that will show changing col
ors of the rainbow, the directions are as
follows Take half a pint of water that
has been boiled and become cold, and pat
into it q quarter Of an ounce of CASTLE
soap cut UP fine. Put this into a pint bot
tie, and set 1t in hot water in q saucepan.
on the fire there let it remain an hour or
SO, now and then giving it Il good shaking
TIL the soap is dissolved. Let the fluid
stand quiet for the impurities and color
ing matter of the soap to settle then
pour Off the fluid and add to it three or
f1m ounces of gly cerine, and your soap
bubble solution is ready. In an ordinary
way you may blow the bubbles easy with
tobacco pipe, but if you wish to attain
scientific perfection, you had better en-
ploy glass pipe. By adding a larger
quantity Of glycerine you may make these
bubbles so strong that you can play battle
dore with them,