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NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Tho Railroads IA the Unified STATE

CINCISNArI, June 3-A special dispatcl
from New Orleans says adrices from the city
of Mexico TO May q represent that the Mex
lean Congress has unanimously approved
the contract made by the government with
David Boyle Blair for the construction of a
k6ilroad and telegraph line from Guaymas
70 the frontier between the state of Sonora
and the American territory OF Arizona with
branches 10 Ures and Alamos.
The committee on Industry has presented
TO the Mexican Congress a report recon-
mending their approval, with some modifi-
cations, of the contract concluded between
the Executive and Edward Lee Plumb for
the construction of a railroad from the city
of Leon TO point on the northern frontier
on the Rio Bravo.
The President Acquitted On HIS I'm
peachmemt Trial.
The Mexican Congress was resolved into
grand jury in the early part OF May, co con-
slider the Impeachment OF the President upon
charges made by Vincentio Riva Palace.
The discussion was excited, but resulted in
an acquittal by vote Of LIS to 10.
Frontier Depredatfons.
Depredations continue on the frontier, aul
as Vet no determined effort has been made
by the Mexican government TO stop them.
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THE NATIONAL BREWERS CONVENTION
met at Cincinnati yesterday. In the alb
seHce of the president, II. Clausen was APP
pointed president pro tenn, He delivered a
lengthy address. He was very severe on the
womans crusade in the west and charged
Iht fepnblcan party with the responsibility
OF the temperance movement.
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Two SESATES IN NEW HANPSHIRF-
The New Hampshire legislature met al
concord yesterday amidst the greatest ex-
element, growing out OF the dispute over
certain seats In the senate which had been
decided IN favor of the democrats, giving
them seven out of twelve senator's. After ali
had heen sworn in, the democrats elected a
president, the five republicans refusing to
vote. The latter then Withdrew from the
tCdN, net in another room and organized
with temporary officers a senate OF their
Own. and Then adjourned. There was no
trouble in the house. Tue excitement in the
capitol reached Il high pitch. and all the en-
frances wore guardel hY pOlica.
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~ TIP CIVIL Fights CASE in the Uuiia'
SiateS District Court. al Galveston, ~ a
Tuesday. against Manager Greer SXas.
opera House, the judge deci" va, ,aalt OF tle
mufrer be suStained ., ' ~ '4at Ine ue
consfitutionaI az Ids of the act being un-
ing thai thee ii the indictment not alleg-
TTifed ST. complainant was a citizen of the
will h. .ates. II is thought that other cases
decided In q similar manner
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u1George Clark, q convicted criminal I'm
Newburyport, Mass. was prominent mem-
Der of church, a Masonic body, an Odd
Fellows lodge, and Ignorance society.
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The MiIitarx Ready CD March.

Gov. Hartranft has telegraphed from VIII
Transport TO General SigfTied here directing
him TO call out the military in case the
sheriff is unable 10 GisperSe the mObS
Troops in other localities have been ordered
to hold themselves in readiness. At 12o'zlOck
noon Poitsvile troops are assembling in
their respective armories awaiting ordets ID
march
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-03

lands WHO SHOT CARRUTH OUT ON
BAIL.-CharleS h. Lands, of Cumberland
county, n. j., charged with the shooting of
Mr.. Carruth at Nineland, on the 18th OF
March last, was brought before the justices
Of the supreme court, at Trenton, yesterday,
on writ OF habeas corpus and released On
S5OnaO bail.
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LEBANON. PA, June ), 40 p. m.-COlOnel
Goblin, commanding Sth regiment, y. g., has
orders 10 assemble his regiment in the
aTmory, ready TO move, and the drum corps
is now beating up the men.
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FALLING OFF IN IMNIGRATIoN.-Whil
the immigration 10 New York during 1874 was
49, .S61, that OF this year promises 10 be only
about 90, 600. Up to May 81 OF this year the
arrivals were only 81 ,255, against s., l13 at the
same period last year.
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IT l. But JUST to the President to say
That the statement telegraphed hence to the
New York EreIbI9 Post yesterday To the eff
feet that representatives. of the press were
excluded from the Indian council at the In
terror department, yesterday. by order of
the President, is incorrect. To Secretary
IelanO attaches the credit or censure of the
OriCr i'm question, since he gave positive in
>tTuctions TO the dOorkeepers before the
Presidents arrival not to admit any report
eTS. IT may be further stated that il is not
in Keeping with the custom of the President
10 exclude representatives of the press al the
White House on similar occasions.
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The President Acquitted ON His I'm
AeachuDem( Trial.
Fires.

SAvASNAH, Ga, June ga fire at Union
Island, near Darien, last night, destroyed
Hilton Fosters mill, and one hundred
thousand feet of lumber, &C.
NEW YORK, June 3.-Cooper's drain pipe
works In Brooklyn were burned to-day
Total loss S25,OOO.
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VIEW YORK; NOTES.
Two Y ears imprt>oameat Tor Wu rider.
ing "a luuafie.

NEW NoRK.-ihe trial OF John Powers for
Killing luuatic who had been placed under
his charge IN the Warts Island asylum re-.
suited a. a verdict ~ guilty OF mans an IA or
IN The fourth degree Powers was sentenced
10 Two year. INN ri,onment.
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Sudden meath or d Baltimore Broker.
BALTIMoRE, June 3.-Israel Cohen, a well
known broker of this city and the oldest
denly this morning. Immediately after
meeting the board adjourned in respect to his
xaanory.
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Three brothers named Craven Quarrelled at
Liberty. Mo-. on saturday about the divis-
ion Of some land, when one OF them shot the
other two. killing one instantly and MORALLY
youndine the ather.
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IKoITiNG AT BRooRLYN.-At Prospect
Park trotting races Yesterday the nurse of
II Lee, Tor horses OF the 2-31 class. was wOn
after I'VE heats. by Dan Mace's Arthur
Dustin Jim second, asd Lady Dahlmau thi I'd.
Best time, 23lE. Dustin Jim took the first
heat. The race for horses OF 2 p class was
won by Tom Jefferson i'm three straight heats,
SelsatIOn second. BeSt time. d
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CHlRTER.
.OR ENCIRSIONN.
SPEING AND SUMMER
CE THE.VG.

LATER STYLES,
AND LOWER PRICES
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Mr.. LEsUEUR, chief superintendent OF The
money order system Of Canada, has returned
10 Ottawa from Washington, where he has
been arranging for the modification OF Ger
tain features of convention for the exchange
of money orders with the United states.
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FESTIVALS.

FESTIN II
S.IEAN BEREN EESTIVAL.-The Festival f.r
III teuelt % st. ANDREW : MISSION, ~
i4l- -t-Cef nurthv st. viii be continued TtiTS
tMsdEesdayl ENESING. tn 81 ilst. Choice music
VIII be one Of toe attractions II
A hAtR AND FESTIVAL VII T.. held under
- TIE ar pices e tr- ~DN~ OF TEMPERANCE
81 the EI-tTict - Columbia. az TEMPERANCE
TRIPLE, oh street. between u AMI II street.
LOTihve-f- on tho evening" of THURSDAY FRI.
Day, AID ~ EBAY, aUe 3. 1, and ), ISIS
Acuf sion, u cents
All are cordially invited Ie3 ST.
STRAW BERRY FESTIVAL
- At MASONIC TEMPLE
For che Benefit II he
ORPHANS OF ST JOSEPH-S MALE ORPHAN
ASYLUM,
IT ESDAY, June IL, 81, 81, an, and 5th
. Tickets. including Cake, Strawberrir- and Ice
cream - cents. Jel-5t
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ANOTHER SCASDAL-lt is understood
that serious charges in connection with the
ChOTpenning claim and other matters, affect
ing high officials in the Post Office depart
ment, and also involving a Senator. were
laid before the Pres deEt one day This week.
Considerable surprise was expressed by the
President at the nature Of the charges, which
ere now being inyeStiga -WGSh Cor. Bat.
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COMMANDER A. Il. YATES. who was
ordered to the Washington navy-yard as
senior aid to the commandant few days
ago, has been detached at his own request.
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HuSfuesS Suspeusiou

saunders a HarjenhGrgh, bankers an,
brokers, have suspended.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS COlI1IIssIoN.-
The act of June 81, 1871. creating the Ala
bama claims commission for the period of
one year. also provided for the extension of
its time for six months in case it's business
was not completed at the end of that time.
IN accordance with this provision. the Presi-
dent yesterday signed a prOclama ion max
ing the extension OF time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-03

PRESIDENT GRANT AND FAMILY. in
Guiding Mrs. Sartoris, accompanied by
General Babcock, let Washington on the
o. a. m. train this morning foi Long Branch.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THF RECEIPTS today We're, from internal
evenue, 1856, 800; from customs, ssh Dor
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IHE AMOUNT OF national bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury to-day for
aggregated al 1876 so.
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amnsements.

--~
ACADEMY OF MUSTC.-ITALTAN OPERA.
"A wEDFE ssP TIE EyE ~ S!A Agg5l LAS
FRIDAY EVENING II TRovAT0Rs
sATT T E hlsF1 M AIM r. At t Ia
Admission 81 Reserved 81 extra; Boxes ~ and
$40: To-, Family A. y, circle 90 60 cents emit ,.,.,
ROOTHs THEATER. TENTH WEEK.
The o Pageant IN T ridS n.y. XloxorD appear, r the
young v Np'r'S S Ti Be gysn SATURDAY MATINEE
MT 26 Fs 2 ase90 and aas EYED 1s
win fsr1a enisatsinmeaI gnq!d claude
n Days iSd ysnns sea as - Tsnna Mss 8hubH
GRANGER got Union sqnaro rheatre, susaO. Mon
%r IS MhEfSEE "a Dot S SSe S Of Henry w
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY, Add
Xrs Il AND MadGn aEeTE ,a ana MFG Yo'WStAR
Rely 25 East 97tlsE Che Church saturday iroin
EVENINGS WITH the GREAT MUSICIANS.
~ ,, IN. rATTisoN' ,.,r,
SiTH FEAHS Fo Hp hEstFsA
DIE GARAo HALL Fifihsye and sourteen'hs@
Ticket. 81 at az T and III RroadTsy 1.''-A.
GRASNSPss { 0PERA HQ % SErr,r, ,,o..
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD
To prodnee anything to equal the gorgeous tale OF
AHMED. en nmsES AHMED,
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
DRESSES, mo HSTiS sALLNiS'
GRAND MATINEE EVERY sATU RDAY Al O'CLOCK.
Box Office open from a. m TO p. m.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF Arr,
A. ", o.rv l2s West iiihst, ,5 New York
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
~ Twonty.tnT1-st. and Fourth-sve.
THE FIPrIErH GRAND ANNUAL
EXHIBITION or PAINTINGS,
DAY AND EVENING.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
! nj. at
THE FIfTIBTH GRAND AkNU Al
EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS
DAY AND EVENING.
OLYMPIC THEATER, 624 BROADWAY.
IGoHA 5AEE IN IN MHGatV1aEioTIs MID1TR FEATs.
J DAVIS aad SCHOOL d TRAINED DQG1 the BINIES'
ALEX. DAVIS Ve6,r,io9aist: Herr KARh LIND Mis-
AMELE MORGAN Mss ANNIE WEsT ,9VEnEiSs and
AND TffE Bt;5T t'6MPANY IN AMERICA
MATINEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at Q
THE GROWING MUSICAL EVENT OF
GRAND TIES fIMONfAL CONCEPT TO
LINDA GILBERT.
rt At BAENT 2 Ms H11r ~ prom 30
TIE gilbert LIBRARY AND PRIsoNER5 AID
The following veil snown Artists and Vocal societies:
Mrs m MI - = H y, a. h i,ri s5bS,
Mr. a. IL. BISCuOFF.
Dir. L. RNMAfERTZ,
Mr. =. n. VI Ills. The Pianist with
THE BRooEGYN HANDEL AND HiYDN SOCIETY.
, , AND THE AkI0N SoCIk;rlb ,,r-,,rnors
ody voiees Which has yeT toset~r i,y
SgPr4ETEB BIZ AN ORCHESTRA, OF On ~
RESERVED SEATS, 81. ADMISSION, 30 CENTS
arel- :, sns 2s es Of the Pp@TS% aop nav "y &c
stores. aud At Rnlmin's ia Broadw ay
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Copartncrship 10 Tres.

dissolution OF COPARTNERSHlP.-
The copartneIship heretofore eIisiing under hc Urn
o,. and vie OF FROST GREGORY was IN da ss9 'ed
Dy mutual consent 80 ,o-- cM. - FI5trctt,,v
nIANTS THAT EAT ANIMALS are fully
4 desrribpA aud illustrated IN Mrs MARY TREAI >
Interesting article pulls ed IN THE TRIBUNE EXTRA no
81 Pamphlet Edition, 20 ocnts
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Gorsss, Carriages, Garness, ST.

Gorses, Carriages, Garness, ST.
IT. A. FITCH, Dealer in Fancy Horses
Ne just arrived. large assortment Of fine Carriage
HO RISES from Central NewNork. No. los East Twenty
fnurSh-st.
] 0. TAYLOR, 145 East 24th-st., dealer in
~ first class MATCHED PAIRS ana SINGLE ROAD.
SrES prices To suit the times fun warrantee and trial given
DERFECT PARALLEL MOTION. The
4 problem solved at last Read IN TRIBUNE EXTRA,
NO p. the account Of Cob REAUCIILfEIS ingenious m
yenOn, which completely the dimCnlds which
have hitherto baiEed mechanic Pamphlet Edition, 20
cents
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4musements.

FIFTH AVENUE THEATER:
THE BIG BONANZA
THE COMEDY SENSATION or 1875 NINTH WEEK
HOUSES CROWDED. LAUGHTER iECEssANF
EVERY NIGHT ATS
LADIES MATINEE. SATURDAY. I;so
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.
WEDNESDAY RhRrr A r.
p.n.a. Of S r. fImi ExT r. M6 MATSE
y" Mt AUGUsTIN DALY
e1 II tie AZ
DISPOSAL
The performance will begin at O'Clock. with tho
WITH THE BIC fn h2E EAf HEAT CAST.
After which the sc 9Iaogs sI y6R s SCAM Eat inc
will 10 given with the same artists who achieved such
nouncod this yorto comedy at the beginning OF
To be followed by the the latest Opera Boue
'''''A'' LA JoLIE PARFUMEUsB
,. to M sppaar 6y PERMISSION Of Mcsrs GRAu
& CHIZzOLA.
The Fourth Act of the popular OPERA
L.TnQvAToEE. ..,...,,,,., .,,o,,
have gsneTqpsly yolgnnteefcd);
"i''' MISS EMMA sAUREI,
Mr.. T. PFLUEGrR,
The whole TO from the latest German
opera by strauss, entitled
FLEDERaACs.
introducing the very charming cantatrtce
MISS LIMA aAfR
MUSICAL DIaECro8s.
MR.. MAX MAREIZEk AND Mr.. AID NEUENDOhFF'
THE SALE OF SEATS viii begin to MORROW crhur'ias)
''''' Reserved seats 81 So Admission. 81
GAN FRANCISCO MlNSTRELS.
y NEW OPERA HOUSE Broatway AMI VI, Twenty ninth st.
Seats secured. MArINEE sATURDAY az 2
WALLACK's.
w Proprietor and Manager Mr. Lester waia'k
Doors open at 100 Commences at o'clock
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
win be presented romantic play IN prologue anu ou a"
entitled
RAFAEL.
with
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY COSTUMES. APPOINT
Gnar2ecr, BY Mr. pd H Mr. MqNTtGcgF n NJ Ar e
IEFFFRtEYs-I EwIs, Nine P63L5Is MIS- DORA GOLD
poNALb. a and 1t' Miss NEvA RoaAiNE
SEVERAL NOVELTIES ARE IN PREPARATION.
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Sales bp autiion.

a. MKRwIs. Aucnoneer.
RY BANGS, MERWIN s. Co., 656 Broadway,
a. near Lond st-saies OF DooAs. Works OF AT Fancy
Thu RSDAY, April 10. at p. m.-NEW PUBLICATIONS,
both EnslEh and American large collection " EN-
CRAVINGS, both views and portraits America and foreign
N0TlCE.-WILLIAM KENNELLY, Aue-
~ toneei WILL ELL for account Of the Department Of
Docks OnMONDAN, April 10. at l2 o'clock loot OF
Christopher st, ~ r.. 800 ENDS OF DOCK PILES. For
in information Cay Record. Copies Tor No. City
Hall
WILLIAM KENNELLY, Auctioneer, will
sell a. pnblic auction on TIL URsDAY, April % $50
at II cloA Le Exchange SalesrOOuS III Brtadway,
the LEASES Of certain oFs bulkhead tAe Eat snd
North Rivers For full Information City Record Copies
for sale No City Hall
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HORSE and CARRIAGEMARK Ell
Nyw.YoRx. Tuesday

Ngw.Yowx. Tuesday. April A.. 1J75.
There il nothing worthy of note in the local
market. Below give todays sales at Arch John
ston' Thireonthst between University place and Fifth
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Gurniinre.
fcaal Nolircs.

LcNnI NUIIlE5.
SUPREME COURT OF the SAFE of NEW
- YORK, CITY and COUNT Of NEWI9kKi {leqe Of
II.AHY wife Of JAMES LEAHY, and the aad JAMES
LEAHY. JAMES SPARKS, and AGNES SPAithN hs W ie
dpferAants for relief Com. not rTCi-TO the
defendants each Of them You nre hereby
this action
VIII no fled III the Office Of tho Clerk f tue Cy tu
his ONCE IN tIe city Hail. New ork
ty and tO sPrve COW ~ your the saI complaint
on he suhscr7 Office NO % broadway New YORK
the service 81 ths summons on
Won exclusive Of the day % lch Ice and you di 10
aver ie conps tIil the tim" aOr a thu pia ntH
IN TINS VII apply 10 e C0art Tor tho relief demanded IA
the compla Mt -. $1,000
Dated Now. York, Feb %, J rs SIMON II. STERN,
PLAINTIFFS ATTORNEY. BrOadway New YORK CITY.
The complaint nlec N the Office OF
the Of the City County Of Newfora, at MS Oco Ia
the City Hal IN the tity OF \ CIV NOrd
SIMON II. STERN. Plaintiffs Attorney,
Now York March TO- 1875 3 6 Broadway New York City
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Chances for Business Alien.
DARE CHANCE for - person Of total absti-
nenos IriCpie~ and t-soablr disposition haying fIoO0
IN 900 invest in extensive publish busineoS VIA
ur0spect OF becoming general manager. AdlHs5
P'''P - =. WOOD Hewburgh, N. Y.
ITO NEWSPAPER MEN.-A DAILY MORN
I~C PAPI.R published interior VI this Stale Wen
-. ,hed with circulation, Ii offered I0r SALE Oh I'D
err terms Gail address JAS g. TRUMAN SL Games
N. Y.
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Amnsements.


DARK THEATER. LAST NIGHTS.
A" LAST MOTIFS
MR. rnASsK MAYO
s wsS mere ere Ps Sh1a 2, srd'
MATTNEE SATURDAY
DISTORI MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON.
9TL1 ATT3h ME ME-! M EE NJ TO
LYcE1M rIEATER THIS afternoon sao. a AT i's''
IS ,ss. IL fESTGiE Err.
AdifSo 11 i s,ais 6e see9rs
'Ar I'll EEflzHeBT vi; 9gEtN OF ESdi1SD; and
TIE SLEEPY WAKING SCENE from Aao6eth IN Enssn:
I YCEUM THEATER. AIMEE TONIGHT.
rn AIhfE Y RP pfSi9i s s2gyfsf ySSas
LAST e PrsaA } caIa Esd
proucrd With new scsnsry ost p1perties appoint
ments perfect the cast ineis9dns ,cHos
sffTbAy AFFSESooS re- LyGEgy% THSATEk
TEhSgTX The Tt 'Sps snS q n.
ing scene from "Mas Mach, :, IN, 70 En @
BROOKLYN ACADEMY.-RISTORII IN En-
~ cLsH q Teiy h hs"" HR L. Eo
GA, after which Nine Risior win enact IN English ~
TE ~ wALkiM$ IGEE Tnso EspS
4 IMEE MATINEE IN BROOKLYN, Saturday
a BROOKLYN AG4DEaY sATgkDAY ~, AFTERs .so
oGs @ 1%Ss: IA SSE q aa
STEINWAY HALL;@THEo. THOMAS.
- On FRip .as on E stfUS6 4P Il
LAST CONCEKTs OF THE SEASON.
The S3s2s7F @'f ht ~
occasions her LAST aPgeaTaa1cp2 IN rc SSr York
s sRft che Faro SD e m p se
MlsS rt AYN NE; louise LOU GARY seaum.s
sId iaEN 1sf LOVE- oF soSG wasace st
SCIFERZO "La Refine NAB on Ia Zoe DIES songes
SELECTIONS from Die Mei'tersingsr Won suernsers"
waErEs pRfzE SONG Third Act tar-, time, Wagner
VOCAL PARTS BY Mt H. A. BIscHoFP
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON April H. att.
LAST GRAND MATINEE.
Admission Tickets 81 Reserved seats 80 cent essa CAa
amt At No So mon square.
TWENTY SECOND GRAND ORGAN CON.
CRIT church Of NE 2y Trinity N a4l a. aye an
ogranist = r. vii IrEIEY Of fioy trinity church, Broo3
yn. Nocallste, Miss LOUISE FINCH ContTato' Ahni"
IINlON SQUARE THEATERaa suoox
~ Proprietor. hir. I'll Bhip Sf yDs
"'H"s'' begins At q over At IL
ilith TO i2iss TiME
Mr. Hart Jackson. adsptation Of
THE TWO ORPHANS
TIL MOST BEAU FlFUL PLAY SEEN IN NEW-NOtN
The The cast includes Charles R Thorns,
this robson, John Parsslle. W J. corswel.
nATfsous 1 ~ Mon, sl b + @S ~ y S
is greater ley. and others; Misses Fanny Mcr.ntj
. tina p l1 81 a.S Sr Mar Wn. la vera"u
production Roberta Nor~00i, kaie HOLLAND Nof'
and aas never THE SCENERY, BY aARsTos, ~
O eiaag SiS1D SIT ~. uP6N ATY srhGE
SATURDAY, APRIL Il. NlNEI EENIh hAliNHn VIZ
Seats may be secured month in advance.
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,. which are receipts $500: Good Extra
ssring JdSz Butchars ~ 5@5; Choice - Coo
III % shlpmentS 4. NM
Live reg lar closing in gccd demand higher prices
,sspa recspts 900 lAGht 81 75SSa 30 Heavy. % 25e
s-nrsr seiro frn roocpts 900; sacs at o. soas 60
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Eertures an0 Aleetiuss.

V,HE SIXTH ANNIVERSARY Of the SOCl-
ETY. Or THE pREsBi Az hOsTlI L ; WIN an M
Fourth-avea on WEDNESDAY NEXT, l1th inst, ~
OclJck .. m. Interesting addresses may bo eNpected
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EP and USEFUL.-Swedish Protestant
Mircall1narIs.

MijceLaneoIs.
A THOROUGH FRENCHMAN wants a SIT,
"a gAT3S to 60 g tIG ' sT good i ~ ~
A SITUATION wanted together by a man
- and wiio-man as WAITE and wife as CoCk h9tn are
country Apply at BEDELLs $50 shave.
A USEFUL MAN and WIFE CEnglish), city
"a conntr{ for low wares for work on oIj lq rr or
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4 USEFUL German young man and vile
"A together or scrarairl Tor GENEEAL i IN,
country hotel or boarding house, wages no object sptaAs
at sf the TPoTHsIXNT moIE BUHEAU. rs shave.
NOURIER-By Frenchman. with the very
" testimonials TO act in the capacity OF COU Eh 70
s Iu and Ehgi ~ Would :.
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NOACHMAN and COOK or LAUNDRESS.-
y Protestant man ld VII. $50 inSIm1rAncc woqiI IKE
the we first IIto cook aud 9rt, .aher nndeTs Ans nus -
St oD&ILs AGENCY IJ9 west sitlS. corner Broadway
Inquire Tor J. b.
GARDENER and experienced LAUNDRESS
n BY a wife, age 80 years children man can
manage and crapry also 60 slower and vegetable
aaTdenine care fruit 6bcry nenal trees &c; vie
g;s nH s GG tsc ss9 s, Call at
ARDENER and USEFUL. COOK. WASHER,
W TRONEH. &c.-By a scoich Protestant man and vie
aged q anJ no rarsn %n cs PS ea
ry &C. ~ good aS TaT a. ana rnHaE lIRe AM S
West llthst, corner "th-ave
USEFUL MANLY u young single man, VINO
cattle, milk drive, do plain garolhs
AZ sna a s'?fT TG sSI "s Iess It, CORNER 6i7S
XgIANTED-By Il cOlOred MIN cook, STU
Afio IA h @1 Tah rs % i%res
A. W. 40. l9S W,s'S 3O:5-sb
yXyANTED-By two cOlOred men just from
w Virznia tuaOns farm; understand The N9Ta
we'll not part about high wages Can Dc seen al 04o
Gtn ave, second n00r
XSyANTED-A situation by respectable young
w mln who travol' through Euroe ~ travel win
tenaD either IN TINS country ABROAD best city refer
BicaA Address i. D., ,li3 ErOaiWay
SATANTED-By "a tirst-class GROOM. still
w alton In private family a single young man, y ir
careful driver city reference Call on or address H. 10 No -
L'xngonave
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iilarbie an> Slate fIantels.

iflarbe ano Slate fIantels.
GREAT reduction in prices OF Marble and
- Msrbiei1 Nantes al kinds Of floor iiinG Moninrns
oJ4a al < KLABER n steam aarDio Works. NOs az
10 223 West Fifty -lrstst, near Broadway
CASONI a. IS0LA, -
u STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
10 a. lJ2 west 10th ST, htal ; ROAD way
Monumental Afantos Alars Fgdrfs, rIng, Wa 1sco iig
&c !inricrs B.nU.aC.utrs III ltJ VI LlaDio
wo OF every desorpt on.
etTEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
> Mante!s ich ami elegant designs at tao 0wess prices
go and West Twenty tnrdst, between Seventh ana
Eighth ayos-
WHO are the true "KINGS of BUSINESS z"
w Read JAMES PATRONS lecture in TIE TRIBUNE
EXTRA, No. 81 VIII on they Arc named anu described
Pamphlet Edition., 20 cents
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GelD uanteo-- females.

NNANTED-A respectable woman To do the
w uoUSEWOHK aud TAKE CAEE OF TWO chill
DEN willie their l. absent dnrng me day best cay
refer ancv uired Call address S2l East 3lsSsl
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Porter5
Waiknrs

XgTANTED-A SITUATION IA PORTER; is
w cool boy aud MAKER good reioren0o Address
JOHN HAMILTON 800 LIST ave. for q. T..
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lly for three days. FRANK WILLIAMS 504 stA-a'e