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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05
Marriage Licenses.

The County Court Clerk issued marriage
licenses to the following persons during The
week ending yesterday:
Andrew j. Hite to Charlotte II. Oliphant
James J. Caraher to Maria d. Hawkins.
Benz. Kennedy to Margaret GOSs.
James II. Rice 70 Mary L. Briggs.
John ID. Anthony to Maggie Reeder.
COLORED.
JEFF Lewis to Rachel Jordan.
Cyrus Stark 70 Eliza Hall.
Ransom Knight 10 Harriet Mason.
Henry Roddy to Julia MeCorker.
Robt. W. Wood 10 Violet Johnson.
Henry Young TO Kate Virgins.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05

SelFiT has an insStan that will not spill
its contents. Y0u can pour 10, but cannot
pour oHt. II t,:al IS the style you want, try
one al diem.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05

Blank J Indicates no report; cipher CO.. sta
tionary; minus (-) tendency 70 fall; plus ten
dency 70 rise
We report 5 feet inches of water on the
shoals at p. NJ. yesterday, with the liver
still falling at this point.
Ariged-the a. p. Green, from the up
per Cumberland, with 80 hhds. Of tobacco.
Expected-the Burksville, from Paducah,
and the b. II. Cooke. from n. Isabel.
Leaving to day-the A. p. Green, FOX
Burksville ard ~. Isabel, and the Burks-
Vile for Padncah.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05

During the past week, only eleven mar
ria-e licenses were issIsd-Eye While and
six cOlOIei.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05

The story that the Philadelphia Press
was sold for S2j0O is rather steep, unless
It be paid for something on the principle Of
the famous dog trade, where a man g0t $50
for dog and took his pay In two bull pups
at SIS each,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05

L. Powers, 2I Public Square, has just
received a new line Of Furs. deco q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05

FarS, Hats and Furnishing Goods for
the holidays at L. Powers. dec5 2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05

Ladies' genuine SEAT Skin Capes at L.
Powers. dec5 2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05
skI.TgsORE AND OHIO RAILROAE

Pulaman Palace Drawing itooIn alltI oIttIlIIIs
Ears from St. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
O washington and Baltimore without change OF
cars.
Through tickets and further information can
he obtained az all principal Ticket Ohces
f-ougb01t the West. Southwest and North
west. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent Cincinnati.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05

New Rushing and Ladies' Ties at Hogan
Bros. dec5 %
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05

Black Cashmeres-Another new lot just
received at Hogan Bros. dec5 p
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05

DIR. AtehiSon has taken the office, No.
Is South Cherry street, lately occupied by
DR.. Buchanan. nOv2S 15t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05
CITY NOTICES.

Use DOoley's Yeast Powder if you relish
light, sweet and wholesome biscniss, rolls,
pastry, etc. Your grocer sells il.
dec1 d1w&w1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05
LEAVE.
TRAINS.
49,, Eue@ line aw-

T,DTTSyILLE d CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAILROAD.-TTainsle leave and ar
rive a. Ouisyille as follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05

ARCH p. GRIEN.
w. II. Lowell, Master, Tom Armstrong. Clerk
VIII leave as above THIS DAY, Dec. 8. at ~
O'Clock NJ.
VIII take freights at reduced rate.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
r. 2. FERGUSON, Agent, As and IS Front st.
1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05
STATE OF THE ,fEATHER.
Time. Bar. TTh'rI Wrnd

Local RepOr5 for the City, Friday,
nna A
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05
STEAMBOATS,.

For Huntsville, Carthage, Cellna. Burks-
vile and Pt. Isabel
NIHE New Steamer IT,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-05

$500 90
$50 90
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

-NlrUor0u saturday. the usual
thrunr Was not observable on our
streets last night. The weather is
rather diSlgiecahlc for those who have
comfortable homes 10 venture out.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04
AtR!NNIS.
STcCE REPcIT.
SAN francisco. January 5.
sATrRnN'SHEoARn.

AsSs@
saw FRANCISCO. January 5.
s,TrHnu'S.RoARp l.
30 Orhir. ofo2iG232Gls
ESQ toad y Curry. T. t. ifh:0 i2ft
lis, l:estN ~iielcher. 10 II % ~
- SAVAGE, III II2'2 LIS lH
20 Ghuiilr. 81 81 Sis7 .h.D
am Hal X Nererass. 81 ~ Slb30 Ssh30
~ trown Point. In IT, I2t l25
80 Yellow Jacket. 80 Isl l%b@0 I;5b0
81, Imperial. 9 - u l1btD
30 En1l ire Nill, 7'I72I.7s
81 & Il Quartz 4 1b'n
ll>t kentgck, %j31iiia 3,b50
Ia tlplla. lon #taS
~ i;olehrr. lI5IlllI3i5 III
l-il Confidence. Il u. ib30
10 Con, Virginia. sis7 Hih.2G $50
llh sierra Nevada. 81 - 53ia
Is Hauey, 1913 ~
20 seq. iirlchrr. 10 lSo ls1i2
~ ttvernaiL. i46 lS3 Ill l2
o. Justice. ~ l. 2b3O ldt4 7i,b5o
lD :Siccor, 3
200 buckeye, %
ll2i Lady Bryan, 2it2l9
$50 Calelonin, $40 i5b3oii
40 knickcrbockcr. 81 Si,9St4
90 Arizona X Utah, 81
20 Globe, u.
$40 Baltimore, s. 9S':S4
10 bullion, 81 10
- tatcn, Il,
l2D Utah, II
~ ;, si.,1'i iIi Il Hi lr,r5
IL Challcnra.5 y i57&
t1 Dayton. ~ 10 DO
L q lock Island. =. -
no irteH. ; / . -A3O
- harlenzlies. 6b'5
lFo Now, iorE CON. = Tt3s
"a Occidental, - - 1J106s
liN Senator, - 3@}f3
- .Aulefirnn Flat, -
- fNler. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

WE hear nothing from Cherry Creek
lately. The excitement seem t. have
>uA~ilel. though it is predicted there
Viii b. Il rash 10 that section i'll the
spring.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04
Arrivals ard Departures.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
EY WoonEUFFs NxyoR'S LINE.
Mrs D1mmock Mrs AShim. son and
| iiollcr daughter
MIS- DImcck james Coiice
DEPARTURES.
EY woorRurF EyyoR.s LINE.
Miss Notiie Barnes Thos Wren
Con kelly Mrs J L osborne
} & Mott
ARRIVALS.
hT fRITCIiAsb'S FAST FREIGHT LINE.
IL Warrior VIM Smith
DEPARTURES.
~ FGITCHARi'S FAST FREIGHT LINE.
II AeteN. James NcJarty
Richard Garrow Ihos King
China Charley
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

WE un !er~tani that the X X is 10
sl'1H, Which viii prospect the
eastern slafe ef Ruby Hill 70 a great
We believe that it is the pres
enl main SHAFT Of The company that is
% he carried down.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

Is FROM CHEHEY.-We notice that
John X. Murphy * i'll from Cherry
creek. He comes and goes SO quic,lN
tia, lis difficult to keep track of him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04
.,v JANUARY &. 1874.
F.caL INTELLIGENCE.
ov TIE CITIZENS ConMIT-
TEE.

: NnllN.A4tAlN
%anittce appointed by the mass
,,n, recently held in Eureka Hall
nrTli>h the annexed report:
.yo,e-caf.cAS Of Eureka:
H., va Undersigned, your conlmiite'.ap-
~ nj mass meeting, held at i.ti-
nf fTa II on TUESDAY list, for the pur-
q 10, ioyising means 10 obtain re-
.. thr oppressive license taxes
No." fletaurt. Commissioners
I. 'ra5u,r No. ;. for town rurl o.eS,
e'd1 ia confer with the board OF
ar commissioners, and To ask
M modify or reduce the said
u " ,syGs. ~ promulgated i'll said
w., htg leave 10 make to you
W. si's.inr statement: Your COM
| f on i unnecessary to call an
,nl,ic meeting, hcl;cy ing that
ament herein contained viii
fMyrath every citizen Interested
WIN the sape Il careful Pc
~ y1lthe beer be enabled 10
"a the necessity of inaugurat-
snJ rarrvins ouI the measures
recommend.
ln,;.fen has met The County Com
f"n1rs ana verbally presented to
= yo3 cria>panccs, i'll substance as
F6s! The people are not absolutely,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

THE Austin Nsa.o hal not arrived at
latest accounts la uish'. Tie late
SNOW storm seems Il haze been pretty
y;o,sat iii al directions.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

CaTN>iLoR Tan WREN AMI Con.
Ecilay war2 arHon- The ~out-Goiu@ pas
~eN2er~ Yesterday. We did Not learn
tiic definition Of either.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

HEfURNEn.-Mr~. .tshim returned
Yesterday from a Witt OF several
mensh>, duration - canada and the
.st9.eli States.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

THANKS. Ned HicSorley. of the
Savefa" saloon. has our thanks for Il
ce,$setthat fanny paper, the hanburN
.Ecs&.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

GtvHt the pioneer AM most reliable
Matchmaker. ,IeWeIer and En@raNer
"a. i.atp1,. j. $jr ~. Il Cati -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04
lie 2EEErIT LAST NIGHT

performance ali That can be safe is that
II was i'll every way excellent. We
regret missing here the sweet countc
TN and charming ballads of Mrs.
Chas. CoriCll, who for the past three
weeks has delighted our theatcr goers
by her mnd1Sty, grace and finish rs a
cintatrice. The Vaudeville Troupe
leave by to-day's stage for Elko. ON
their way to the Eastern States. The
company has met with Il DEGREE of
success uneqlalod by that ofanv other
theatrical troupe that has ever visited
Eureka. and we predict for It con.in-
ued pro pcrity, rs il deserves. Dur
lnE the stay 81 the company here.
three of is members We're recipients
OF elegant pre-, entS. Mrs. Corriel WIS
presented by her admirers with acostlv
and rare sct of G'rcco-rroian iewclrv.
comprising Il brooch and ear rings;
MIR torricl WAS presented with Il cost
" gold Ma.ch and chain. and Mr..
hudson Ii>ton with memorial
medal by his Irish fellow-citizens.
Manager Teller has Just catisc To feel
proud of his company. as We consider
II without any exception the best and
most complete one that has vet visited
Eureka. \ pleasant journey to. and
lfr's aLeu4r N.,II1eyiII. Tra,,nn
-
Sr0rNS-Thp narkn; had an uDvarI
tendency again yesterday. and the telc-
graph Informs u>tilat things wcrerus,.-
ing on California street. So far, during
the excitement, the Com>tork has
is.lrfv' ''ri' 'i.,,'S' ',itip n'> neeH
- IL : - . : .
IL, -" 80 80 ~ N'.1,,1e !
~ 80 o., Va "l.' s'i.i " ini'e ="
80 4,ii ~ - ,I'e :n.'c =
+, - t''t w., 'i,s,rol'. -
=" = v NJ WIN ~ "p,,,S = s"ie =" .p
i in'l H,n"t or -" - =. sm $500 ',,,.','v -, 'ist"so,H
stock they may tnrn Their attention TO
''' 'i'''' s''e'-' = ,,'e ''is.'' IL.
OvFRtoovfp.=Tae biyfho ga daugb-
ter 70 tba wife of Charlie, Banua.,
-. -.
0'i''id h'Nc "it''ie'' HtStsi"7S, Sd'
vas matFcrientlY overlooked, not
"ithEt"uei9@ lie t3tt va LILY report
=. IT thIN Office. This i the first birth
and We are Clad to learn ttfa' al coli
ge.'1,t afe 5e''4a% as2''S Hts5'H. Ne
WHEN al4.onn34jrI l1c uo,:., 81 he
went.
foNREh.-" learn tiGd 49, ORR
g3u. during his recon-. Vs. 70 Eureka.
bonded seye.al mines en- pre.ne.t
T....
monetary circles in London, It is high
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

CoLp.-ia>t ui-ht wax L Of the
c%ol,lc>t If tire -oa,on. There Va, hu
litt}a lemaHG for la,eM ~duatcrsdmd ieel
drinks III taiS !33it0ic.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

SPY ~. MEEu>G.-I1lcre will he Il
special meeting of the Hook K ladder
Company n Dan Mor@an'S saloon
FRIDAY night. See notice, i'll to-daN'>
4lnpr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

q = a''S a ina 4 ,p'ay
go -#il =s!s show a..
- 's many e..lar usen,lar-
49," MIL draosud d.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

Nt. TtN>Y remarked in orr hearine
vas,ar lay IiHi the Toan Government
j., @tts .c;.'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

itfIlGlar.@Tiaet viii 10 service
Ibis morning III the Presbyterian
tlu..a AZ Il 0ie.rsN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

PRrtgIiTHG.- Divine services will
- '3rldt mth' Ai-.rsct Courtroom this
el5i.aE a.. sgNeH o'ciotN. Al avu in
Ai.ai IG t.tepd.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

THERE is a lady residing in Eureka
who claims To lie 4 &yst cousin to
Snilcf CoitaN-tile "thri.tiIm States
man
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-11
vi.

Die 3aiunft bammsrt unsspi6;
Sd fabr' auf ntutn Stra6tn;
Der Strcnt nne Wtae panbtrn bit6,
CT pirb mid ni&t ptrlaGm.
Gin Bruber po@te II. bisb llbalp gun,
Mbte fcmmen. BID
5reuntli9 empfns i'm piefer uno
ipra6: veieber llbalp. unsern iebe i'd
bid sieben. SObalp Ger Sslpsus bsen<
pist III, errparte i'd, pab on pieper inc
&lufer suridfebrt es mibtsn Bonn gang
teionpere @rdnpe ei6 abbalten. Mimm
pieisn brief unO dterbrinse i'm Dem
Serrn 1ruGiee sib Jpn Islbi al In feline
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-18
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL L. ls74-rRlP1E
AMUsENIENTs,

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
iwsnsSath street, BrGsdway Begins aa
Mr. X6usTfN 1lIs.ea and Manager
AT f E.sHT f fyKEESsHIsseely
MONSIEUR ALPHoNSE.
CAPTAIN MoNrAGLIN, one man in ten thoqsana
MONSIEUR OCTAVE. one o. many, -, :, ~,
JovIN on the trail of Monsieur AlphSnse WIS rpw,s
REMY, an old hulk-aid up for eoas, duty, ,oxpppo
RAYNoNDE. an old mans Darling and a young
MADAME eafusicHXkD. Born scr, us Ala D'A'
M NaNsS;s peasant 6 Nm Y e T1sEKT
ADRIENNE, one OF The Nameiass. .BIJoU HERON
ACT I.-Noon.
1cr im -Evenins.
vox ANAyINEE s,o0 OF
SATURDAY AT 80.
DARK THEATRE-Now OPEN. TwENTY.sEcoND
L street and broadway.
CADEMY OF MUSIC MURsKA
.a fs4 s1Ry s4sfv Flu aA q zFfaa
'' ' itSf Inn q D FEtahHAaHsaKaso0a'
sIsnors verasi. Mari Rena and other. c.,,,.r.
Conductor POPULAR PRICES. s' oa''0''s
Seats for sale at the regular Offices
MONDAY APRIL 20, BROOKLYN. MARTHA
WALLAcKs
Proprietor and Manager: MR. LESTER WALLAcK.
Doors open at 49, Commencing at O'Clock
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
tHohSSa H MSH1 A.r, Drama
In six tableaux. entitled
THE VETERAN
MR.. LESTER WALLACK
will appear In his original character OF
LEON DELMAR. .
Mr.. JOHN GILBERT, Mr.. HARRY BECKETT, Mr..
E. ARNOr, Mr.. J. b. POLK, Mr. J. W. CARROLL, Mr.. r.
~ HOLLAND. MI Z. + BRoWNE Miss JEsFREi I
DORA GoLDTHW ATE.
NEW SCENERY, NEW COSTUMES AND APPOINT
MENTs exceeding in completeness and beauty anything
ever produced in this theatre.
CARRIAGES MAY BE ORDERED AT y TO H.
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DARK THEATRE.-FECHTER.

Sss5alHHS4 j. TnE ETe EHsSL
WHO w zsb EG1 IS WEEK
Aarsdsn 5 sop S 9rr% nsi Il four I aff entitled
NEW SCENERY AND STARTLING EFFECTS.
music o so G at the
aSlnH HzHEE EoDaY
$S#$$k $$$$$$E $#EES:
HI HI TR9y4ESsE:
'oonls ss Aais Asss MAN
H H5EEsEE # # SSE$SE H33EsHH
Half price FOR children to TIE Matinee
i n4 BROADWAY.
Ma HSSH HART WArHIE i fl9FniIsfEsGHr
Positively the LAST TWO Of the best Of all
,o.x,our S%? KS 1sSh III 5 %H:D At
rssi: ssD Ss; !
49, -'-1 - HxxhR1GAN AND HIATT '''o '-'
nuL11d X fhs GUARDS
TERRIBLE EXAMPLE.
Mr. ah1Af as FIN CARROLL ANb so Sssf1 osSil'
and a ~ fStlas 'FF SaSa T. tho
MONDAY 4 dSoE 70 bH ths aEsss Comedian
H AHh c5i pix Set
and SI ne pew x ir!sa sEama'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-18

DARK THEATRE.-CHARLEs FECHTER-LOvE's
i PENANCE.
A CADEMY OF MUsIC.-LOHENGRIN
"A SIX FAREWELL REPRESENTATIONS
STRAKOsCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
NEXT MONDAY EVENING. April 20 at 7:so O'Clock,
with Richard Wagners Grand Opera,
LOHENGRlN
Nine. CHRISTINE NILSSON as................... ELSA
Miss ANNIE l. CARY, SRnor CAMPANINI, Signor
DEL PUENTE, Herr BLUM Signor NANNETTI.
New and splendid Costumes, Scenery, Mise en- Scene
augmented Chorus and Orchestra. Military Band,
Musical Director and Conductor Signor MUZIO
NEXT TUESDAY EVENING, April 81, at 5 O'Clock,
GRAND EXTRA NIGHr-CAMPANINL
BENEFIT of Signor IrALO CAMPANINL
sion. See special advertisement
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April q. ats O'CLOCK,
Second Subscription Night .oi this seasoh>-LuccA-
In Auber's sparkling Opera, roro
Nine PAULINE LUCCA. Miss A. I. CARY, , Monsieur
VICTOR CAPOuL. Signors sCOLAKA, COLETTl, &c.
THURSDAY, April e atl;;o 7. A.,
GRAND FAREWELL NILSSON MATINEE.
LOHENGRIN-NILSSON.
n. B.-There will be no Opera Matinee on saturday.
18th, the Academy being occupied BY Miss Cushman
FRIDAY EVENING, Hth-Third subscription night
Seats or either OF the above now At the Academy also
Schirmers 7Gl broadway. and at ll4 Broadway
u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-18

METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
M 635 and 5S7 Broadway
Manager w. BUTLER
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES.
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE BILL EVER OFFERED.
Sam Rickey's great Irish EVERY EVEA!NG,
sketch, entitled SAM RlCkEY
TAKING THE PLEDGE. and MASTER BARNEY
Pronounced BY the press Miss Winetta Montague
ana public the greatest WAYNE and LOVELY
niece Of acting ever wit Miss LAURA LIE CLAIR,
Messed The screaming CASSIM and FRITZE,
sketch Of Miss LOTTIE MURRAY,
THE NEW POLICEMAN. QUEEN and WEST
The Alabama Tripets The Schroter Sisters,
Unwarranted Intrusion, Ketchum and jackson,
Kathleen Mavourneen. Miss KATE WILSON,
NED FOX, SINCLAIR and WORLEY.
the great negro comedian.
ALL THE IMMENSE COMPANY WILL APPEAR.
THIS AFTERNOON, FAMILY MATINEE.
MATINEE MATINEE MATINEE MATINEE.
Afternoon doors open at !; Evening att.
Box ofdce open daily. seats secured In advance.
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CAUSES SOIREE DANSANTE,
y IRVING HALL,
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING from to Il

THE WALLACE HOPS" 0OTH.-IN CoNsE.
the AIMS church air and other hall sufficiently
capacious being attainable for the 18th inst the
Hop will take place saturday evening, April rs and
every consecutive Saturday so long remunerave, at
Fcrreros Assembly Rooms Tammany Building, East
Fourteenth street, commencing at and closing at
p. 81. GEORGE II. WALLACE son.
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THE EVENT OF 1874
THE EVENT OF is74i THE EVENT OF ls74i

OCCUPYING THE ENTIRE BLOCK BOUNDED BY
MADISON AM FOURTH AVS. 18TH AND 9TH SITS.
Erected ana EQUIPPED at an expense or
NEARLY ONE MILLION
DOLLARSll
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DARK THEATRE.-FECATER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-18

THE LECTURE SEASONs
mr. SPENCER. THE CELEBRATED DICKENS
IL reader, who made such great hit Saturday las
at the Association Hail. will give his Second Reading to
morrow, at o'clock. See amusement column for pro
gramme.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

u STONES SOIREES AT MARS ACADEMY.
~. Bleecker street. every Saturday evening, from 8
Il O'CLOCK n. B-Stone's Calico Bali on Monday, Ap
20
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diploma OF MERIT, VIENNA EXHIBITION, 1879
- Or. Paterson's American Powders and Lozenge
ders, s. per box Lozenges 81 All chemists depots
FOuGERA, New York: MONTEURE New Orleana
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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.

SYRACUSE June 25, 1874
The Chancellor's levee was given last evening.
Before 1t was begun there was held in the chapel
connected with the institution q literary enter
tainment, given by the Alumni Association, ut
which an Grafton and poem were delivered. The
orator Tor the occasion was the Rev. George Van
Alstyne, OF Geneva N. Y. tclass OF '62) and the
poet Professor FL ID. Blakeslee, OF Potsdam, N. Y.
(class Of '69, both OF whom were old sGeneseen
students The exercises in the chapel lasted about
two hours, and at ten O'Clock the parlors were
thrown open to the reception OF the guests Of the
chancellor.
CHANGES IN TIE FACULTY.
The action which the trustees had taken in rho
morning contributed not little to exhilarate inc
spirits OF all connected with the UNIVERSITY The
resignation OF DR.. Winchell, as Chance-
Tor OF the University was accepted. The
Board Jnen elected TO the Chancellor
ship DR.. Il. o. Haven, Secretary OF the Board
OF Education OF the Methodist Episcopal Cnurcn.
The Trustees elected Ex-Cnancellor Winchell to
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A DARK POISONER,
Strange and MurderOus Freak Of .
Young Domestic.

Strange and MurderOus Freak Of q
Young Domestic.
young negress, barely ten years old, named
Sarah Jane Reeves, has just succeeded in attract
ing attention as first class deliberate polsoner
Three years ago she came to New Jersey with her
mother and. at her death, took refuge in the poor
house. few months since she was taken ont Of
that institution by Mr.. Miller OF Crawford, who
employed her as an attendant upon his children.
1t would appear that this colored damse, soon
after her elevation to the post OF nurse manifested
an exceedingly turbulent spirit. She was remon-
strated with by her employer, who on several oc-
casions, it seems, cautioned her against her
boisterous demonstrations. But the little girl took
1t to heart, and yesterday morning, when the family
consisting of Mr.. Miller, his wife aud two other
persons, sat down to breakfast, somebody CON-
mented on the very peculiar odor which issued
eraEe The mediate fSsSlt be,ns yosp pains n sin in
the stomach. A physician was Of course Sent for
and, the usual remedies having been applied, the
ailing person was placed ort OF danger. On exam.
inaton 1t was ascertaned that the coffee ntained
enough creosote to Kill twenty persons. AT
the first alarm the negress 1ed, but
when subsequently arrested admitted that
she had poisoned the milk ana coffee in order,
as she said to get rid of her enemies. She Is now
ter with having beaten her with the butt end Of
cowhide simply because she had been in the habit
OF taking to herself When stripped at the Jail
three marks were found on her left arm, appar-
emily inflicted BY whip. She evinced no sorrow
for the ATTEMPT and aughingly remarked to o iel-
low prisoner that she merely .'tred to shut her
masters mouth for sure.n The escape of Mr.. Mil
lers family Is regarded as almost miraculous.
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Captain Burns, who won the badge yesterday,
takes IL IRON Captain Smith, who held the donors
last month. The badge is to be shot for monthly
until some one OF the competitors shall win 1t
three times in succession, when 1t becomes his
property.
COMPANY A, TwENTY-THIRD REGIMENT, N. G.
This fine command was out yesterday ut Creed
moor, underline orders of First Lieutenant Story.
The members OF the company shot O match at the
800 ana 600 yard ranges for the Kellogg badge.
This premium Tor good craftsmanship Is very
handsome gold and enamelled badge, representing
a target with groupings OF rifes around IT. 1t was
have had but limited chances OF practice the snoot-
ing was not what the men themselves wished 1t to
be- and therefore did not care TO give their score
to the public.
A CORRECTION.
A palpabe error appeared In yesterdays report
OF the Sevcnty-frst regiments aggregate number
OF shooters. Instead of 2S7 men being cast at the
200 yards range, but 1873 tailed in making eight
points, and ~ shot the 500 yards score 1t follows
that the regiment had 262 shooters out.
COMPANY D'S CHALLENGE.
The members OF Company u, Twelfth regiment,
National Guard are pretty sure that no company
any other militia regiment Will come forward to
take up the gauntlet which they have thrown
down to the whole militiamen Of the state. The
boys or ID Company own that II Is pretty large
undertaking to challenge at the butts any other
company whatsoever, but they are prepared TO
stand by their wager OF battle. Is there no COM
pany that can Oblige the men OF ID Company by
treading on the skirts OF their swallow talsp
A couple or rife matches take place today al
Creedmoor. The Amateur Rife Association will
contest for the prlzea