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changed for another horse, which he
rode to Rochester yesterday. :Roth
horses were restored to their owners,
and the man was taken to Dodge Cen
tire Cor trial.
A:roRxER liquor dealer of ALBERT Lea
having been sued on account by his
suppliers' answers on oath regarding a
barrel ST port wine charged in the &C.
count that lit was not port wine, but
on the contrary. vile, poisonous, and
nauseating liquid, whose base was a
poor quality Of common whisky, adul-
terated with poisonous drugs and stain
ed, eolored. mixed with logwood bark,
which they fraudulently represented
and pretended as port wine.
HARVEST hands are demanding and
receiving $3.50 to $4 in the vicinity of
Rochester. The Post says truly that
is more money than, any man can earn
for his employer in the harvest field.
Mn1ERs in the Can non Valley above
Cannon Falls are CO mplaining Of a
scarcity of water. At Dundas the mills
are obliged to shut down part of the
time and at Northfield th&, mills are oc-
casionally delayed.
PETITIONS are circulating at Roches-
ter and St. Charles for the pardon Of
George Staley, who was sent to the
State prison six years ago, on . life
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24
A Piainefve appeal.

Among the many letters received daily
by the Governor occasionally one appears
which creates amusement. The following z
displays such naivetc and such queer igno'
rance "f oar language that i. is well to
publish it. suppressing. Of course. the name.
The writer evidently first wrote in Swiss
French and then. with the help Of die.
.icna'y. literally ground it into its present
shape:
SUISSE. GENEVA. - Of Spber. 1914.
20 his Excellence Sir Kellogg. Governor Of New
Orleans:
SIR-i am widwow with charge OF family.
I take liberty to ask your excellence a great
service foS me and thing possible for her :
1t was report here you take St. Louis
Hotel for the government use, possess the
corner face. an house renting $500 dollars
bus taxes and commission let me almost
nothing, and Instantly pray your excel.
lence buy my house for any use also. You
can do it. yOn are omnipotent sir. and you
shall be our benefactor blessed for ever.
1t has cost $4,000 dollors. thera is a hats
selling there.
set on two knees -. your feet o excel.
lenc" please deliver poor widow that good
Office. you s!al! justify your kindness here
,epui4d.
. has ycu pardon for my bad learning,
and oi y"ur excellence ! stay the most
hUi1bie sEd respectful: servant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24
BY TELE GRAPH,
LOUISIANA.
Arrests In North Louietana-Alo ovement
Of the Military

Arrests In North Louietana-Alovements
Of the Military.
SHREVEPORT. La, October 23-The war.
rants which were prepared yesterday for
the arrest of the merchants who signed tho
labor pledge were not served to-day. and
the whole matter is again in u muddle.
The United States authorities are very reti.
cent, and II is impossible to obtain any sat.
Isfactory information as TO their purposes.
1t is rumored that General Merrill now
declares that he does not intend to make
general arrests, but only to make examples
! vi the most prominent signers.
Another rnmOr is in circulation to the
effect that Deputy United States Marshals
keating and White have resigned, lea wing
leaving the commissioner without an officer
to serve the warrants.
a letter from Coushatta states that no
arrests have been made there since Sunday.
gentleman from Natchitoches states
MT. Cosgrove, editor Of the Natchitoches
T.adicator was arrested at that place on
Wednesday. by the United States mar.
shal, and taken to the camp of the
military. Our informant states Mr.. Cos.
groves friends are not allowed to cOmmu.
nicate with him By the marshal, who says
ne has warrants for the arrest Of loo others
in that parish.
The cavalry, which left here the day be-
lofo Yesterday are now quartere0 at Min.
den. Webster parish, but as yet have made
no arrests.
The company which has been at Cou.
shatta and Natchitoches has created con.
siderable alarm in De Soto parish, and
attempted to make several arrests, but the
parties they were after had been advised of
their approach and, as far as heard from.
effected their escape to the woods.
Passengers from the east report cavalry
detachments, accompanied by United States
marshals, operating in Lincoln and Union
parishes, but their intentions have not been
ascegtained.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24
NEW YORK.
Buying up the Carlists.

NEW YORK, October 23.-A reliable
special says the Madrid government sent
$j,O00,O0 FOR distribution among the Carl.
ist chiefs to cease the war.
How Seymour Was Counted Out.,'
The friends of DR.. Seymour claim ma.
jority among the bishops, but say the Pc
culiar way OF voting by dioceses and orders
defeated him.
Clews Assigned, and is Enjoined.
Henry Ciews Il Co. has assigned to
Frederick Taylor, for the benefit Of their
creditors.
Judge Lawrence cites Henry Clews
for explanation and enjoins him from dis.
posing OF his property. The sheriff is in
possession TO prevent him from delivering
property to the assignee or entering the
premises.
The doors of Henry Clews T. Co.'s bank.
ing house are closed. No business is being
transacted there this afternoon. The Office
Effects are still in the hands of the sheriff.
1t is said that the difficulty between the
tirm and creditors will shortly be arranged.
The Episcopalians Again.
The Episcopal congress order the sending
of delegates to the Canadian provincial
synod. Five hundred lay men petition
against the restraint upon the ritual, as
u uOW CSIStss
Hamilton, the Defaulter.
Alexander ID. Hamilton. the defaulting
treasurer Of Jersey City. has returned, and
given himself np to the authorities. He
absconded last February, with 0,0O0. and
has been in Matamoras, EGrOpe ard Cali.
fornia. and tired, at last. of an outcast
and rowing life. He was feeced on: of
$4,000, by a guide. between Corpus Christ:
and Brownsville.
Convicted.
Rev. John Cowan. formerly chaplain Of
the Sixth New York Artillery, and John
Kehoe. we're today tried in the UAited
States Circuit Court for attempting to de.
fraud the government Of thousand dollar
bond. They went TO the sub-treasury with
a fragment Of South American bond,
pretended it WAS part Of United States
bond, the remainder Of which had been ac.
cidentally destroyed, and sought to collect
its face value. A verdict of guilty was rem.
dered and the prisoners rem anded for sen.
teQce,
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WHOLE NUMBER 232l.

calais. She proved to be most comfort.
able boat, neither rolling nor pitching.
Charles Bonaparte.
PARIS. October 23.-Prince Charles Bona.
parte has been elected president OF the Cor.
sicap Council General.
Attached to France.
The council general of Nice has passed &
resolution expressing the profounGest at.
tachment to France. When the resolution
was moved the members became very en-.
thusiastic. and shouted "Vive la France
The Navigator Islands.
BERLIN. October 93.--The Worth Germnn
Gazette states that the German govern.
Ment has n" intention of Oecupying anv
part OF the Navigator islands.
von Arnim.
The ultramontane members of the
Reichstag will question Bismarck regard.
ing Won Arnims treatment.
The Carlists.
HESbAr. October ?2.--The Bishop Of Ur.
gel has arrived at the headquarters OF Don
Carlos.
The Carlist chief Mogretjo is a. Ordenno
with 60O0 men.
Latest from Jamnfcn.
New YORK. October ,3-Advices from
Jamaica OF the fifteenth instant report that
the smallpox has almost entirely ilisap.
peared.
Two smart schocks Of an earthquake we.o
telt October and TO- but no damage done.
Agricultural prospects we're improving.
New coffee is coming in to market, and fair
prices are offered for shipment.
. Republican Capture.
MADRID. October 23.--The Republicans
have captured an important strstegicai
position at Cineta on the southern border
of the province of Cuenca. They intend to
1ortify the place and make it base Of
operations against the Carl;sts in Cuenca.
Turkish Outrnges.
VIENNA. October 23.-The Turks In
Montenegro continue their outrages on
Christians. They have killed eight Monten-
egreans and some SaxOns in the neighbor.
hood Of POdgoriza and burned village
Of Christians who were compelled to flee 20
the mountains.
American Swindlers Abroad.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, October 22.--A respect.
able looking American has been arrested in
this city for perpetrating heavy fraud on
the Imperial Ottoman Bank. It is rumoret
that other swindlers having forged pass.
ports are operating in this and other Turk.
ish cities.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24
FOREIGN.
Recruits,

KecrNifss
HAVANA. October :,3.--The Spanish men.
Of war GcrOnO and Tornado arrived from
Cadiz yesterday. with 1850 soldiers. They
lad landed 1000 men at Nuevi.as.
Killed.
The famous coiored bandit chief. wrO II Ia
been attached 70 Carlos Garcia's forces. WAS
killed yesterday. after desperate struggle.
in wkich several persons were woaHiad.
A skirmish.
Tho military commander Of Colon te:e.
graphs that the volunteers and Other forces
had skirmish on the fourteenth with
band OF outlaws. They killed one OF the
band and the rest Hed to the mountains.
closely pursued. The Spanis!, guegrIl!as in
the same district have beaten and dispersed
a small body of insurgents, killing seventy.
seven and taking four prisoners.
Picked Up Mt Sea.
The bark John Griffin, from New York,
brings the captain and crow OF the brig
Uncle Sam. picked up at sea IN an open
boat. The Uncle Sam was bound from
Mobile for St. Marc, with cargo Of lumber.
She capsized in heavy gale on tia twelfth
instant.
Jtafy's Financial Condition.
FLORENCE, October :3.--rhe Min:ste. o!
Instruction, addressing his cons,ituen's az
A CLONE. deprecated futile opposition OF
party grounds - administrative reforms.
He stated tha. the tirape'a! position .: Italy
..a greatly improved.
Garibnidl.
Gar!baidi accepts the pariiayHa;1 :a:y :.!.
didacy from Rome. stipulating mat his at
tendance be optional. lie vii! only appea.
when hs THINKS his presence necessary.
BRIG lnds.
IoNDoS, October y, --Bfiga 4. stoi,red
the train bearing Count Won Vanierhnrg,
minister of Germany, on his way TO Lisbon.
homeward bound. near Cindad. 81 Span.
The minister lost his money, watch AID
par: Of his wardrobe.
Marine.
The bark Alabama. ..o,n v"nsacoia. i a.
GreenOck with the loss ct part q: ne. bu!-
wacks.
Mama Sahib.
TIE London newspapers unite in demand.
ing that exemplary vengeance he VISITED
upon Mana Sanlb.
Mana Sahib Captured.
Tire Indian Office has ust received dis
patch confirming the report Of the capture
OF Mana $ ,hib He will he tried immedi-
atsly at the place where he was captured.
Trial Trip.
The twin or double hull steamship Cas-.
tillia. built to overcome the effects of the
rough sea Of the English Channel, and in.
tended to ply between Dover and Calais,
has made trial trip from kamsate to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24
What His Witness Says.

Mr.. +. John Ellis, the rather formidable
opponent Of Judge Dibble in the second
congressional district. is around looking
after his own interests. He recently visited
Greina, where he had the fortune to be
present at the contamination Of one OF
those Terrebonne arrangements whereby
the Democracy graciously condescend to
accept something for nothing in places
where they have nothing to give.
Mr.. Ellis. in the course OF his speech on
that happy occasion. hit upon the subject
Of the administration Of the school fund,
which he is reported to have treated in
such a manner as to elicit the following re.
t;oinder from Division Superintendent: Stod.
dard. As Mr.. Stoddard is Mr.. Ellis witness.
We have no disposition to cross examine,
but expect the able attorney TO stand on the
case as he has presented it. The following
is Mr.. Stoddard's se.ioinder:
Whereas. I am credibly informed that
Mr.. E. John Ellis, Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Second District. did. in
q speech delivered by him at . mass meet
ing held in tho town OF Gretna, on the
nineteenth Of October, instant. assert that
the Jetferson parish school board was de-
taultsr TO large amount, giving my name
as authority, permit NE TO say through your
paper that such an assertion, II made, was
entirely UNIV warranted, as no scheOl board or
school board treasurer in the parish Of JEFF
ferson 10 now nor ever has been detAulter
since the establishment Of the present
school system, neither have I said, nor in
the slightest way intimated. that thought
such 20 be the case.
In view Of these facts, can not conceive
with what design. or under what cOncep-
tion. such grave accusation should have
been made, unless it was the purpose to
invade the sacred precincts Of the depart.
ment of public education for political capi-
tai. We're that the object. and thorough
investigation were made. the second di.
vision would prove 70 Mr.. Ellis but sorry
campaign document. for he would find
since the Inauguration Of the present eys.
tenn but two cases Of detalcatiOn Of school
treasurers-one of them by Democratic
planter in the parish Of St James, and the
other by the present candidate on the Dem.
ocratic ticket for parish judge in the par.
ish Of Terrebonne.
E. S. STODDARD.
superintendent Of Public Education, Sec.
Ond Division.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24
The Paraders.

Last evening parti-colored aggregation
Of humanity, styling themselves u Demo"
cratic club, took tour out Canal street.
Arrived opposite the Office of Governor kel.
logg. the white men groaned and growled;
tha colored brethren naturally cheered.
They ignored their late training and went
back to first principles. The li:tle episode
displayed a sad lack Of discipline on the
part Of the blacks. and wofu! Indifference
to courtesy on the part Of the whites.
The body guards Of the corps d'Afrique
should see that those little matters are more
uniformly sustained. A division Of senti-
ment, such rs is above narrated, is most
damaging. The Democratic leaders should
see that their colored stipendiary auxil.
iaries are more freely bestowed, or. at least
promptly paid. They are heartily welcome
to such aid as they will gain from, such
sources. The true colored men, those Of
intelligence and worth. while they pity their
misguided brethren. hold in utter contempt
the misguided men who. for dollar and a
half per night, in prospecthm consent to
march to White League measures through
the streets Of this city even for night.
They also put forth a disclaimer of the
action Of those needy and time serving
Republican colored In-n. who yielding to
temptation. sell their services during cam.
paign only to cheat the Democrats at the
polls. No cne we'll informed for moment
believes that any colored man will vote any
%;ckot 4,nf q a<~a;uh% poDuhl;con n ono op1
for that reason the honest coiored men wish
to be relieved Of all responsibility and
blame in this matter. If the Democrats
allow themselves to be swindled by parcel
Of ignorant. mercenary colored men, it is
their own fault and respectable colored citi.
zens leave the would he bribers to their
fate. although they strongly deprecate and
condemn the action Of the few money seek.
ing members Of their own race.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

Those who believe shat with the :des o!
NoV'mhe: the hot weather is over will he
very much mistaken this year. as the hot
test day OF the autumn Will be on the .hir.
''s'h Of November. when the grand gift
concert Of 'is" Public Library OF Kentucky
Will come OF. Every one who has ticket.
and who Is there Who will not have one. oS
portion OF "nes Every one WHO has a
ticket will teeI very warm until the last
tnFn of the wheel tells what has become OF
that $1,000, 900 which is to be distributed to
the tlcket holders; and those Of them who
get the big prizes, such as $3.50, ,0u0, elO0, 900.
s5o.ooo. s25, 600. ETC.. viii they feel warn
Maybe not!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24
E0rf st. Philiu Canal

An Associated Press dispatch dated st.
Lou,s. October 20. says that it has just
transpired that the convention Of steamboat.
men which recently assembled in that city
adopted resolutions strongly favoring the
construction by the government of the Fort
st. Philip canal. with u sufficient depth Of
water for the passage Of vessels drawing
outlet Of the Mississippi valley to the sea.
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IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL ESTATE At
AUCTION TX THE SHEEIfF.-We call atten'
ton to the sales at auction 20 be made
this day at noon at IN. Merchants and
Auctionee:s Exchange. Royal street, by
the sheriff Of the pa,ish ct Orleans. Said
sales comprise:
!. A square of ground. with tho buildings
and improvements thereon. situated in the
Sixth District OF fhis city Qate parish Of
Jefferson in this State). bounded by State.
Liberty Tor Magaz..nej. Greenwich Tor
Camp streets. and the line Of the property
of the late D. F. Burthe.
.. Three portions Of lot Of ground. sit.
uated in the Second District Of this city. in
the square bounded BY Broad, Orleans, St.
Ann and Dorgenois streets.
3. And seven lots OF ground. adjoining
each other, situated in the same district.
and fronting on 81. Peter and Orleans
streets. between Bread ard Sixth streets.
For full particulars and terms see adyeg.
tiseypents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24
The Knights TempIar.

The excitement: OF a Political campaign
should not put clt of tie minds Of our peo.
pie the trienniai session Of the Grand En-.
campment Of Knights Templar Of the
United States. which will be held i'll this
city in the first week OF December next
1t will be an event in the history Of New
Orleans OF unusual Importance. 1t will
bring here at leas: 10000 strangers, solid
men, fro,n the principal cities Of the Moth
and West. They will come as Templars.
but at the same time they will look at our
business. our people and our prospects.
Let them have coydia! welcome, and such
entertainment as they will accept. The
Templa:s OF New Orleans are not strong
enough to do all for their visiting fratcrs
they could wish done. and although, each
one will cheerfu,ly contribute the assess.
ment laid upon him. many not connected
with the order Of Telnplar masonry are also
willing to lend assistance. and with tnat
end IN view committee. o; Six Knights have
been appointed 20 solici. aid from our s;ti-
zens ia entertaining the strangers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

SHEkIYD's SALES AT AUCTION, PoR TAXES
OF Rial Standardization i. called 10
tho sac. ~ auction to be made this day
at po,a ..r the Merchants and Auctioneers
E.cbapr., Ro,a al street, for State taxes, Of
-.a. ..ta:. situated in the Third District Of
this city. For particulars see advertise
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24
EDUCATIONAL.
OONSTABLES' SALES


Gana EbaigbuIs, Gis wife-.Third Justice Court
SoY shs Parish Of o. lsans. Nos 2i27 and 2l28.
DY VIRTUE OP WRIT or FIERi FAClAs TO
ID me directed by She Hon. John L. Laresche.
Thru !nst!cs St she Peace and for the parish
orleans, Will proceed ". sell AT !H,c auction
&RIDAN. November . 1874 81 twelve o'clock II =.
st the Merchant. and tuc'ioueers' Exchange Royal
street, between Cana! and CustOmhOVse stree: 8.
An the Second Dlstrs' Ht thiS cify-.
ACEREAIN JUDGMENT. "h'aiHeI by Louis G.S.
Son wife. in ihs E"1r:l DISH let Ceurt. EMIT ed
louis Burton OF ais, ~. octave Grusere ct ais.
eyh ci - sn the ssrds ana figures following YiS
No. !. .}i. LcVs Eutso,. ~ s -. Octave ErUgie'e
ee And the court considering fhr vctdic: Of 'n.
iery .n shis case i. 10 "rd'r". ad.udse! and .ic.
creed. That ~ ere iudg's lit I' :avorof VaIH is.
.uis Brron ud s,s Slic johanna Ehfig buys. aud
against defendant. William 2 id.p.r. slvif sheriff
e,f the ,arist eff Orleans, and CctaS" HEusi..e.
opiu tly for no sum OF two ih"lI-and dollars and
aosts OF snifs. Judgment rendered jliLe iS. 1874
Judgment signed june % 1873 i !. LYNCH.
Terms-A'asA Nn tI~ s3o:.
0c2I GAlG :. Il. SNAtk. SonsraolS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

Three capital prizes
Three capital prizes
OF zen thousand dollars each.
O.; ton thousand dollars each,
Two nundred and sixty prizes,
Two hundred and sixty prizes.
Amounting to $40, 400.
Amounting ~ $40, 400.
To be drawn October "a,
In the Louisiana single number lottery.
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60 Il,

Il. Abn.iit. Va. AIr. and Mrs =. Gala 9her-~
VLird Just i.e t.Mst SHY She PARISH ~ Orleans.
40. 1905. -
fyY y.Rgvs OP WRIT or llERf PaC'AS TO
ID III. dir..,e.i nv sb.' Hon. :. L. Laresshe Th I'd
Asti,e of sh.- pes. ia ana for the parish OF Or.
Seaus will Proceed "a eel! =. public auction. on
MbNDA. S0vsmlsg iS VA, ~ twelve . clock NJ.
ri she Merchants and AHctlOne' RS Exchange.
koS.t street, ~ N..u &alIaI and Cust0mhOise
Otre~ts, IN She Second Dstsct ~ This city,
AsERTAIS is}S of siRs UND, sogetheg with all
Che bullngs snA improvements thereon, situated
the SECOND !rs't . ~ tins city ~ Sew Orlt ans
sn the sg " ~, hOu' 'iss l.s ST ANA Oumaine,
Sorgenols and BROAD atrssts and si..natod as
90: No 81 ~ The above mentioned square, as per
plan drawn by 4 I'Hemecourt city surveyor,
eia ed the twtnt, second oI February, lS4S Said
10. measures American measure. 81 fees inches
lines front on 81 Ana street l6S feet 10 inches
zines in depth ns ho lines dividing il from lots
Nos 26 2. and 80 ard 6l feet - inches , lives in
septh Oh the line dividing il from lot 80. IS. the
came being the propeS's oS NJ. AID MIS-. 7. t,slis-
Rher. defendants.
Terms-Cash OF shs spot.
ocls Is IA 10 \ X. SSAER, VcnsfaOe.
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Election Frauds,

Registration c!nsed last night. and the re-.
sui! shows :, poll !iss approximating $1,000
nam.s--a ratio ol one voter in four Of the
entire population of the city. These figures
apr.a. all The more remarkable when it ia
known 'ha. ahont lG.0o0 male adults in the
city ,-- born" npon the books ot foreign
consu'- here as owing allegiance abroad.
IL Is no. nru''e.t JUS; now to 60 into de.
tails. Lu: !, is evident that the Republican
committees have been quietly. but yigor'
cu.ly ~ work tracing mp cases CT !raudu.
!e.s Registration. ard thei, efforts have been
rewarded with u lis: Of some thousands
w.c, i: tLsy a.:.mps to vote under their
various aliases and on their different
pape,s. will be promptly checkmated.
I:i. discovered that. aside from cases Of
frausule,t registration. the Democrats have
organized gangs o: repeateSs. tho details of
whicl. world startle Florence Seaman him.
eeiI--ho VINO brought the system to such a
high state o: perfection in New York . tew
years aso. The Democratic plans are we'll
understood. ard ample measures have been
taken 20 ,rnst-afc item and prevent or pun
ish tbs v;o'at.o: o: :l.s law by their ;spo.
rant .l3Des.
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(,LOBE THEATRE.
J. x!77EEDGE........... ..... lessee ard Manager
Saturday Nosn. Night. and sunday. Oc.
tOber ~ and .j.
Second Family Reunion and Ladies' Matinee ~
u 81 aVtRDAi: WREN by 1art.cu lar feql.s: will
b. issdUced tAs WORRELLS popular bug!es9Us Of
IXIOE.
ERNEST BfEE and GERARD BiSE. and fle 5nN
strength OF the Uny:va!ed GI"be Combination.
~ night.
RLACK.EYED sCsAN.
srEDAY-An Oiio. the Wo,reils. the Byrnss. and
1S!cS. Monday an entire change of Olio. and the
W"rse!!s' popular b.r!e.9u..Ot TIKI ER!GAEDS
RIOWEi.i.'s ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
LAST NIGHTS OF
wAi.i.ACk'$ COMEDY COMPANY.
TIE xrea. success Of ". A. Siiver's elegant Amer.
Han come dy. entitled
CLOUDS,
gas ii..ileed the management to continue it -
follows:
Thnrsday. October -, 1874
FRIDAY. OcIOBEE %.
SESEFlT TO MISS MAY WALLACE.
Aud last night but one Of
CLOUDS.
GRAND CLOVES MATINEE,
Aud last approximation.
Saturday Noon. October 23.
SATURDAY. and sunday. October - and ?a--rhe
popular mOderH comedy. kVERYBODI'S
FRIEND, together with Sam Ryan's specially
4arce. 4 NEW DODGE.
6ondsy. october 1S-The GREAT IlNGARD. for
one week only. Oc2Z