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PARK THfAlRE,
Broadway between lweniy-nrst ana IwentVrseconu
streets-GILDED AGE. at 5 T. NJ. Mr.. John !. Ray
mnnd.
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rrrru al NIrE TH

NIBL0iS GARDEN,
Broadway between frince and Houston streets. THE
DkLUGE, al i. NJ closes at II r, n. The kralfy
Family.
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..THE BRIDAL OF THE EARTH AND Sky
Yesterday, our beautiful first Sunday of o.
tober
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PRoPRIEToR

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Volume xxx No. 27s
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FIFTH AykNUE THEATRE.
THE SCHOOL OR SCANDAL, at : 7, NJ closes at IL
P NJ Miss Fanny Davenport, Miss sara Jewett, Louis
james, Charles Fisher.
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COLOSSEUM,
Broadway. corner OF 1hirty.ffth street-PARIS BY
MIGHT, al a5 r. NJ
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ROBINSON HALL
sixteenth street between Broadway and Fifth aven
VARIETY, at p NJ
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BRYANT'S OPERA HOUSE,
West Twenty third street, near sixth avenue. &c
MINSTRELsY, at 7. NJ Dan BRYANT
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WOODS MUSEUM
Broadway, corner O. rhrteth street-A FLASH OF
LIGHTNING at +. II. closes at 20 r. NJ. Mr. Letting
well. RICHARD III, at T. NJ; closes al 03O p. NJ.
AR. Z. L. Davenport
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TRIPLE S HE E 7.

New York, Monday, October 5, 1874.
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
d%ay.--Parlsian Cancan Dancers, at 5 p. NJ.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE,
Bowery. ry.-VARIhTY, at r. NJ.
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us III view IOIh
Volume xxx. x........................No. No. 27s
AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
No. ga 4Broadwny-yARlEFY at5P NJ; closes at lo;a'
LYcEUM THEATRE,
Fourteenth street ana sixth avenue f4aLE DI
MADAME ANGof, at P. ~ closes At 1870 T. A. Nile.
AIMEE, Nile. Mineiiy.
No s4 lhE4IhE Soat9E III closes at 80
PARK rHfA1RE
osTen aeE m r H. ana a yohn Kay
mond. aloSsLA -DiD A'N' :
BOOTHS THEATRE
q ree aose snd a. ISn y % Mr.
and Mrs. Barney Williams
THE ACADEMY or MUSIC
IL TRovAToRE, ats p y; signora Potentini Miss
Cary sisnori carpl and del Puente.
NIgLo'S GARDEN.
bIGE bIHIndGa at ae}|fe NJ 'os closes ant At i Inc Kray
Family
FIFTH AyLNUE THEATRE
NCHq0L OK yss s sara VI ewef Lous
James Charles Fisher.
ROBINSON HALL
sixteenth street between Broadway and Fifth avenue
VARIETY, at p NJ.
BRYANT'S OPERA HOUSE,
West Twenty third street near sixth ayenue.-NEGRO
MINSTRELsY, ats r NJ Dan BRYANT
METROPOLITAN THEATRE.
No. ss5 Broadway. .-farsian cancan Dancers at r. NJ
MRS CoNwAYis BROOKLYN THEATRE.
THE LIAR, al 5 +. Nj. closes at II r. NJ Mr. Lester
Wallack.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs,
Broadway. corner OF Twenty ninth street-NEGRO
MlNSTRELSl al r. NJ
AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
Third avenue, between Sixy-third and Sixty fourth
streets-lNDUS1 RIAL EXHIBITION.
BAILEY'S CIRCUS,
loot Of Houston street East River at r. NJ and SP n,
TTvoLI THEATRE,
Eighth street, between second and Third Avenues
KING DABRO
THE GREAT NEW YORK CIRCUS,
Eighth ana Fortv-nlnth street.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE,
No 20l Bowery.-VARIETY at T. NJ.
COLOSSEUM,
Broadway. OF 1hirty-ttth street-PARIS BY
MIGHT, al a5 r. NJ
WOODS MUSEUM
Broadway, Thrtieth street-A FLASH OF
well. RICHARD ILL., at T. NJ; closes at $50 P. n.
AR. Z. l. Davenport
TRIPLE S HE E 7.
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MRS CoNwAYS BEOOKLYN THEATRE.
THE LIAR, at 5 T. Nj closes at II T. NJ. Mr. Lester
WILL
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Third avenue, between Sixty-third and Sixty fourth
streets-lNDUSl RIAL EXHIBITION.
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THE GREAT NEW YORK CIRCUS,
Eighth avenue ana Forty ninth street.
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BAILEY'S CIRCUS,
loot Of Houson street East River at p. NJ and P.
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SAN FRANCISCO MTNSTRELS
Broadway. OF Twenty ninth street-NEGRO
MINSTKELSI, al 5 r. NJ.
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TIyOLI THEATRE,
Eighth street between second and Third avenues
KING DABRO
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Am SEMENTS TO-NlG L.

olume xxx No. 27s
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THE MOUNTED POLICE.

superintendent Walling has ordered mounted
policemen TO patrol Madison avenue, from Forty.
second street to Eighty-sixth street. between
dusk and midnight. The police Centaurs. who are
under the command OF Sergeant Westing. Will
therefore Immediately begin their duties In their
new district Besides letting their horses carac0le
on Madison avenue the officers will make Occa-
sonal fncurslons into the cross streets. The Su-
perintendent does not think that the mounted
police can prove very efficient as captors
or thieves in the darkness, but he believes
that they will be useful in carrying
quickly the news OF criminal Outrages from
post To post and from precinct 70 precinct so
that the loot police will be given better opportuni-
nes 20 nnd tsew con sse crt Oa
from the sight OF pursuing police cavaliers. A per-
son VINO is an adept at lodging can very often
elude pursuing horseman. The latter will have
to descend from his saddle to take hold OF the
fugitive, but by the time he has reached the
ground the quarry will have taken = fresh breath
and have started away again.
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DESTRUCTION OF A BROOKLYN
BREWERY.

That innsmmatory suburban district Of Brook
yn known as East New York was the scene Of
another fire yesterday morning. About three
O'Clock names were seen issuing from the lower
part OF the large frame structure, used as
brewery and owned BY Charles Lawyer, on the
corner OF Georgia and Liberty avenues. The mis-
cradle hand fire engines, two In number, OF the
place were early on the ground, but their puny
Efforts were futile, and the building was totally
destroyed. The loss is estimated at $4,000, In
Guiding stock. The property was insured in the
Etna Hartford, Germania and Williamsburg City.
The iIe is supposed to have originated IN the
boiler room
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to produce pantomine at the Hippodrome would have
had al doubts ceared away had they witnessed blue
Beard" on Wednesday evening since the famous
"liumpty DumDty" had Its unprecedented run at the
Olympic no similar entertainment has been offered 50
acceptable and SO perfect III details
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A PROGRAMME REQUIRING EIGHT HUNDRED
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WITH A WILDER
NESS or ELEPHANfS CAMELs DRoME-
DIARIES AND REISDEERi
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From the Evening Mail

Triumphs have won with the pageants of .The
Congress OF Nations" and THE fete OF rekn" and we
transcends prior glories The spectacle Is elabo
rte introduces performers and the incidents
entirely novel, =
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Also. ALL THE TRAINED ANIMAL RACES.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING"
fFrom The Commerciai Adyertj

from the Commercial Advertiser.l
1t introduces to the audience over s 0lades and
with grand ballet of a0 premiers and cory
pnees. 1t is the greatest thing OF the kind at
tempted and under any other supervision than Bar.
NUNS and his valuable corps Of assistants would have
tailed. y
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Also, THE MAGNIFICENT BLUE BEARD BALE.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING"
[From the Star.

1t Is one of the most interesting, glittering,
picturesque and at the time funny spec
taces ever produced The scenes presented beauu
effect startling and In every sense ENJOYABLE The vari-
scenic effects were received last night with storms
OF applause. which stamped the pantomlme a great
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Also, THE BRILLIANT INDIAN LIFE,n
AFTERNOON AND EyENINGi
from tho Daily Granhic

Al a given signal the corps du ballet appear ana
IN moment the arena swarms with gauzy skrted dan
GERS, whose varied costumes are thrown into relief
through an illumination OF violet and red dreS.
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From Wilkes Spirit.

Also, THE BEAUTIFUL CHINESE BALLET.
AFTkRNOON AND EVENING"
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The 500 men and 800 ladies dressed In cos.
tunes Rlitterlng with Jewels and tinse The immense
ring Of the Hippodrome completely filed with the
small army of Barnum's employees There were men
mounted on horses elephants and camels decked in
Also, tn BRILLIANT LADIES, FLAT RACES
AFTERNOON AND EVENING"
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BLUE BEARD AND HIS 800 WIVES,

OF THE WONDERFUL HOLIDAY
BILL
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From the ielegram.l

Also, THE GREAT ENGLISH JOCKEY RACES
AFTERNOON AND EVENING!
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NIBLO'S.

JHSk AMP JiLL fASToSiaE ooMPAS!.
k jzSk zsB 5f 5fEE EzS4$Sf$ SSsfzs$ SSsSzs
$$$$$= $$$$$# $$$$$$sS$$#|sss$$s
H$sH $$$H
than ever presented IN one entertsin%snt Selors
Jans nnsn Mn AZ hs ang popular organization are
James lanes Matat % and md II Harry ice Clowns
Charles cRr,saIs and GeSrse ke,clum
Aasonio and James % saadiuTa a@edVnns
Misses yanny Deardon and Ada Laurent. oolumblnes
ss ss 4Eis MARIE SSss1s sSsfs sAHh AIs
$3HEsEzs szEsH E$$:H Es$$$H
'' ~ GiS a4'Hs s"' Of
from shoulder shoulder and from feet to ieet Never
,pn n,or, before attempted by anybody.
SEE Il ss%g5S., $ 1.%ssS$S# ss$sS 5#s
FEES FEEa cow.sELL-o.S.LASs:: CON sELLL,o.S.IASs:
- Mile. DEARDoNs
E$$ E$$$E
'ESf4st SSS S EHH
VI VI hhSSSS1EEsBBSy Es1SkEIS
A kAlY Miss
=. Harry yer Hunter. Harry Lester Harry Longly;
Eugene S AffoLos tfssPan s%Parux Frank Jordan
Amelia oes1 sGPsoH P4o nAvs H2zzih HRz
MARY 40asE Sfssf S4 45GSS bTSSk AnHs ARDE soAhd7
The whole forming superior to any in the
REMEMBER EXTRA MATINEE NEW YEARS DAY.
Popuar liar. prices, ri 80, 5oc. l5c and s. o.,. o..
Bo JARRErr 4 PALMER LIE A"'A'
MONDAY xill EVsSiNG. prssfns t0psrrewi pEcESbsn %
after careful preparation Andrew Hallday's dmirabe
ss os Of
LITTLE EMLYl
The cast of characters exceedingly strong including
Mr. e Gg5&aE RG5HaataEE astNa FaweEra ena raau'nSSTw Rowe,
VINO VIII give
as performed by him at the olympic Theatre London,
The MAR
THE Fl ERpKpssp' pictures being
THE ARK TN, ~ TIE sI6RM SAspsi s1ssE,
ia, all Of which have ingenious mechanical adunets
manner % o 1t, here viii prove The most en
''f'a2as hsssF ssiTff M
Az ssR 4s1ss WOODS
Sss sauaes
4ETEk 4EEk E @ sk zSFl& BARE DAsk
Monday, TUESDAY, y; thursday 1Y q "a and Friday.
THE ch6RIoHi aHIS;pRAMA
AND THE GORGEOUS SPAoIAouLAR DRAMA
3z5SxsS NEW WIKI DAY ,AE5aSa
PERFORMANCES. EVENING ATS.
GLOBE THEATRE
7as BROADWAY, $780,
CAMPBELL 4 MURTHA. Managers
N M5TDAS DECEMBER "a
The popular Yragedian. sn,usov
who will il the great sensation Drama by Charles
fos'ef' Esq., e"'''' NECK AND NECK.
Played by him upwards q 500 times ana pronounced the
% e sss aess Miss G sfH na, been
E 5N NJ
THE afEAT AT hbEhFoAD bHhD AGlvh ShSsArloS.
First MISS Yssffss FrSsESoI sE% Donna
and the silver-voced Tenor.
who will appear in choice of operate gems
MCCULLOUGH and MCCARTNEY,
as the IRISH EMIGRANTS.
All the old favorites Will appear in new parts
ADAh RICHMOND JENNIE HUGHES
NED FOX,
NELLIE POUNG, JEAN GREY, MOLLIE MITCHELL
FOLEY and WADE
WALTER BRAY, WILLIAM DEvEREr j. WOODWARD
POPULAR PRICES.
General admission, Soc. Reserved Seats 75c.; Gal
MATINEE WEDNESDAY ana SATURDAY
GAN FRANCISCO M1NsTRELS.
NEW OPERA HOUSE,
BROADWAY, CORNER TwENTY-NINTH STREET.
BIRCH WAMBOLD and BACKUS First week Of the
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTHkLS. NEW YEAR Callers
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. SEWING MACHINE
SAN FRAN.IsCo MINSIRELs GIRL
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[From the New York SIM

Also, THE DARING LADIES' HURDLE RACES
AFTERNOON AND EVENING"
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY DECEMBER H. 1s7-TRPLE SHEET
ADIUsEM EMENTs.

! .... AMUsEMENTs.
THE GREAT HOLIDAY sESsArIoNi
Blue sEAhD ssEE4hD BAY BAY AsB 4sD sESHT sESHFF
SUCCESS xhsT A st ~ 4HS TO TIE MANAGE
rwESrYsIx THOUSAND VISITORS ON CHRISTMAS
cosrrSrArroS OF THE WONDERFUL HOLIDAY
BLUE BEARD AND HIS 800 WIVES,
rk9GRANME OR NM EESqIEINe wI4 Fight HpSDgED
''' d DAkIEs fIssnASDS And REisbEEh 2ASDE R"'AA'
DOUBLE PRcGKAMME FOR THIS WEEK,
WHAT THE PRESS SAYS
~. ,o.,n,l From the Bulletin u.,,,.. ana
baiiet complicated and picturesque.
AsG' 1srGzSods gHgE AF lsS tEB1s nvEsisa K sSHI'
(From the New York Timesl
II is inst to say that efforts OF the great
on ~ n been by mis- aeshe produc
Also. TIL. GREAT ROMAN CHARIOT RACES,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING"
From the New York world.l
ss ss, snoGwy MG com1naon Of spectacle mei9
and swollen every adjunct q Ssauy and aoo
Also, THE SeEAT ROMAN STASpESe RACES
AfiEhNooN AMI
from the Evening Newsl
-. "Blue Beard" was presented last night at the
Mippodrome with Oriental splendor that would have
ast0nish a TIE metropolitan public Tor some time to
Also 1FFnhNa6E 1FH na5AST ASo INPAs nTa1Ise 1IFr"
[From the Daily Graphcl
With dam
through an Illumination o violet and red dres : :
A'0' AFEEhSooS 1HH hs'sS asD AEhlSh EvhSisS QUEEN
from the Tribunel
Sas. and win 6s.
and stage and L sss w Pie s
mood Of the festival season.
Also, the s,sso5s esEAT 5yetISH HE JOCKEY RACES,
from the Ieeeram.I
which Is brilliant with gorgeously costumed auxares
msn for s"ceeedns Comes q the ' eaomy @ series Of
races winch are always events OF excitement
' 7Hz RAss E4HE5s aSb l5Assa HHaRtH RACES
From the New York SUM-
tunes elterlng with Jewels and iinseL the immense
a'a M''h
on elephants and cameis decked in
Also The A1THHs5Ss s5ssT As5 tAD1Ef HvsSEsa yHAg RACES
from the Evening Mall
- Triumphs have won with the pageants of -The
Congress OF Nations" and THE Fete OF fekin and
shall not be astonshed II the success ofBue Beard
transcends prior glories. The spectacle Is eabo-
rate Introduces more performers. and the incidents
entirely novel, .
Also. ALL THE TRAINED ANIMAL RACES.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING"
from the CONNER rcial Advertiserl
1t introduces to the audience q ladies and
gentlemen, with grand ballet Of $40 premers and cory
pnees 1t Is the greatest thing OF the kind at
tempted, and under other supervision than Bar
NUNS and his valuable corps Of assistants It would have
positively tailed. =
Also, THE BEAUTIFUL CHINESE BALLET,
AFTkRNOON AND EVENING"
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- The panomime Is concluded with a carnival,
which Is brilliant with gorgeousy costumed auxiliaries
The pantomime. however, Is not the only entertain.
ment for succeeding II comes the customary series Of
races, which are always events OF excitement.
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1t combines the crude elements of melodrama
SPECTACLE farce ballet and pantomime. with liberia
allowance OF stage business IL Is various showy. pic
turesque and cheerful and therefore it suits with the
mood OF the festival season. =
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AMUsEMENTs.

l so-'s0 a4 BROADWAY
- ' AZ fS1isE chixiSdE oE BILL,
-, everything new ana brimfuL
'~''''" 'nf naRRGsS AK aGs nls And sS'fGa s&Rrs
world renowned
aGAsSA. aIlSA' ASblaS' GUARDS GGAEba
'"'' Tune '"'' TsEIAsp ifas2a n v ITALY.
by HAaEIGAA 4ds sxiSMoRAs ASP RAsf
Mr. JOHN WILD. iAA Mr. chAs WHITE.
NJ. ~M soHa saHTFG FS q GooS G:T GssIo sketch,
pIAMoSp n Wa aS9 9A MI soas NV TbIATS
Miss Miss FoEy kTf qohL sooh A Ms. alseb sebs vIvAs
asd ssx 4 +; ssS sp&Gtn SRGaisSE sS%SsTGfY SsGfY5 i
Concluding with the new drama entitled
OR. p6TshfY's aT HIAo AhoolIDAY.
hs&HA aSssda rS SAE TsSSs zsS Pom aaa fra
I ,YcEux THEATRE; ,soLpENE's FAREWELL
S:%$S s&ssss ssq;fS ss&s
rul.bsF 4 VI :.
q n sssh ,s.'' Of
~ $50 MADAME, LARcaibbuecs btes' SUCCESS
respectfully h
can be D'f'0f"fa sI7a IGr EVENINGS ONLY
into Miss
VIII be produced with the completeness of details
BaNEFIf or MISS EMILY sOLDESE.
and 'e'Gas sblRS naaShbGG il A@sri'a of
e fGa ~ aass
MONDAY. January i-Mrs RousBY
MRS KousBY LYcEuM THEATRE.
MONDAY fyASss SHS 1s os,.s.
r,, n her original g g, sharacieE r h,tS,, q
Tom HTlG 1islHF 1SE sssst HSp SEoss Drama
Mrs. s che PSss
to the conspcuous and brilliant position she now occu
series OF characters which ut appeal to her auai
The character selected for Mrs RousBY,s debut In
Amersa Is that q THE Apa
CRowN, in which she achieved an instani iareous and
@ gmps fSssna
n m Lo1d o Nor m eas Arc esf a s sss
GRIsELDA. &C. in all Of wnich characters she the
most FA''ur0usr r%lxf SPp,ar.sx AXE AND CROWN
historical ri costumes seeaery and surroaadnGs
w The who s aas S IN hs
KGun . been A as tssn en red into
make his rentree IN New York.
SPECIAL NoTIoE.-soALE OF PRICES.
Js sI IL s.alss Ss% ys.s ,hss'.ss
ond balcony, Is cents; family circle 81 cents
The sale OF seats will commence en- Wednesday morn
ing December 81 vt the box office the Lyceum Thea
tire and at schirmer's music store, 70l Broadway
TTNHE ROUSBY DRAMATIC SEASON.-THE LADIES
i and gentlemen engaged to support Mrs RUUSBY
during her engagement at the LYCEUM THEATRE are
requested assemble rehearsal the the
PARK THEATRE Monday, December 2s at II 4. n.
WELSH EDWARDS, stage Manager.
A CADEMY.-MLLE. ALBANI-LOHENGRIN
n STRAKOSCH ITALIAN OPERA.
FAREWELL SERIES Or THREE NIGHTS
MONDAY EVENING. December g. at 1880
GRAND GALA NIGHT. upon the occasion OF the vtSiA
the in state accompanied by his suite and the
Governor of the State OF New YORK Mayor OF New
York.
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"Blue Beardh presented last night at the
Hippodrome with Oriental splendor that would have
aston ished the sultan himself and will continue
astonish tie metropolitan public Tor time to
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Also. FETE AT pEKIN IN FULL,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING"

(From the New York Times
II is inst to say that AL previous OF the great
snowman have been eclpsed by his laest-the produc
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

N e. r rHoRsE. Lessee and Manager
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL tuRrMEH NOTICE.
EYERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
EvtRf NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
regular MATINEE EVERY sATgRDAY.
REGULAR MATINEE EyEkY SATURDAY
GRAND EXTRA MATINEE NEW YEARS DAY.
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From the Bulletin.
costumes are gorgeous. the marches ana
plicated and picturesque.
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From the Tribune. |

Also. THE BEAUTIFUL AERIAL QUEEN,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
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rwENTY-sIx THOUSAND VISITORS ON CHRISTMAS
DAfl
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From the Evening New

Also, THE GREAT ROMAN STANDING RACES,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING".
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A SUCCESS AS ASTONISHING To THE MANAGE
MENT As TO THE PUBLICi
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lso, THE COMICAL MONKEY RACES,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING !.
From tho lveniny POST !

from the Evening Post
The success OF blue Beard at Barnums Hippo
drome indlsputable. Never old story told
in gorgeous and effective o Little hearts
Quacd at tho fierce OF the tyrant and his
midons and the dread tenants OF the mystic chamber
Great the excitement among the bows girls
the bloodthrsty Pasha threatened to add the
fortunate Fama TO the long list OF his hcadless wives
and great the delight the nal discontinue OF the
ceedingiv irritable potentate The scenery and the
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DOUBLE PRcGKAMME FOR THIS WEEK,

WHAT THE PRESS SAYS :
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THE GREAT HOLIDAY sENsArIONi
BYE BEAkD, DAY AND NIGHT
DAoH DEAhD. DAY AND kIGuTi
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YNHE ROUSBY DRAMATIC SEASON.-THE LADIES
/ and gentlemen engaged to support Mrs RUUSBY
during her engagement at the LYCEUM THEATRE are
requested the stage OF the
PARK THEATRE on Monday, December 28, at ii 4. ID.
WELSH EDWAkDS, stage Manager.
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from the New York World.l
Itisa snowy combination Of spectacle melo
drama, ballet and pantomme gorgeousiy capersoned,
and swollen with every adjunct or beauty and zoo-
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During Rousby Dramatic the prices will bo
the same those OF the leading New York theatres,
viz Admission, 81 reserved orchestra sofas stalls aud
balcony tauteu 81 50 dress circle Ueserved, $l
0nd balcony, Is cents; family circle. 81 cents
The sale OF seats will commence Wednesday morn
ing december 80 At the box office the Lyceum Thea
tre and at Schirmer's music store, 70l Broadway
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Also. THE GREAT ROMAN CHARIOT RACES,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING"
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Also THE vERTTABLE SANTA CLAUS
AFTERNON AND EVENING.

From the Evening Fxpress.l
The story is reproduced with all the splendor Of
Oriental magnifcence and wealth OF pageantry that
could only be supplied In 20 vast arena Of the
Hippodrome Wen II Is said that the actual outlay the
spectacle has been Ss3 0o it be readily understood
that 1t more than ordinary cauty spenaor
The ballet Is extremely effective from its
and OF the prees and most novel effects OF
Is where three hundred dancers
in from all the OF the and inner
circle, like moving, prancing piece ct animated
color .
The New York herald., 1874-12-27

GRAND MENAGEIE OF
SIX HUNDRED WILD BEASTS
Doors open at and $50 Performances at 2 30 and
Wild ted the close Of afternoon performance
Box oice open from to Seats secured six days in
advance.
NOTE-Opcra glasses will OF service during tpe pam
tOmime and Fete at Pekn.
ADMISSION Grand Orchestra. 81 so: Orchestra, 81;
Family Circle. 50 cents; children under hall price
BLUE BEARD DAY AND NIGHT
BLUE BEARD DAY AND NIGHT.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-06
SEPT a >"
THE GREAT F..
Cuttlefish Hair Dye !.

NATURES OWN PRODUCTION, AND PER
~ iecuy harmless, because it comes from the
harmless Cuttleiish '"N
Gray hairs made brown or black a. desired, with
l"9 or lhree applications, A light or red NOUS
tache ana whiskers becomes rich brown with one
application. "'''' 'N~
Ladies make their light and scant eyebrows dis.
unct arched and beautiful IN a few minutes
Middle-aged ladies keep themselves young and
fresh by an occasional application
Gentlemen of sixty are made to appear only fort,
and bachelors OF forty are enabled to pass currcn
among the ladies for twenty five.
The SEpIA has been brought out at great ex
pense, and is the most valuable Hair Dye ever of
fercd to the public
1t is rapidly taking the place of the sugar of lead
preparations, which have long been In use.
Directions In English French German and Span.
ish with each bottle
Prepared only by LIVINGSTON Is UNDER
WOOD 30 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, n. Y.
for snle bV Emil kWhler. 2-l1dtts&wly
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-06
Rock Island, Illinois, Tuesday, October g. 1874

try representing about 100000, and by
the municipal corporations along the line
Ct the road holding stock amounting to
over 500, 900, and also by large majority
OF the remaining stock of the road held
by Mr.. Boody's friends, having been set
aside by the Circuit Court of Rock Island
county, on account of its having been OBJ
tanned by fraud. Besides this, there are
on record the afiidavits of the officers
OF the road justfying the manage
ment IN its various operations, as
well as the atfidavits of David A. Olin, su-
perlntendent OF the Western Union Rail-
road; Abel kimball, assistant superin-
tcndent OF the Chi. ago, Rock Island & Pa
clfc Road; Isaac B. Howe, chief engineer
OF the Chicago, Iowa & Nebraska. and the
Cedar Rapids Il Missouri River Railroad
Co'' as to the present condition and man,
agement of the road.
THE QUESTIONS IN DISPUTE
are of considerable interest to the public
lnasmuch as they involve a possible con
tict OF jurisdiction between the federal and
the state courts, and may result in large
crop OF "contempts." If Judge Blodgett
appoints new receiver, and he attempts
to take possession Of the road, the circuit
court OF Henry county would probably fine
and imprlson him for contempt while
Judge Blodgett would probably exercise
the same prerugative toward the original
receivers. How many of the attorneys on
either side of the case will suffer the same
penalties for the same offense it cannot
now be safely estimated.