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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-01
THE WEATHER.

Geld Weather and Severe Gaie.
BOSTON, November 30.-This is an unpre-
cedented season. In all sections of New
England the thermometer stands 4 to 20
below zero.
I'll. The gsls gIs extended tended along the New Enslsad
coast. The velocity here at one time was
sixty miles an hour A large school
house at Waterville was unroofed while the
school was in session. The children escaped
without serious injury.
Wrecked on the Lakes.
DETROIT, November 30.-A furious north
west gale and intense cold prevail. Several
vessels are ashore. The barge Waukegan
wife and two children, and the crew are
supposed to be lost.
The crews of the wrecked bsrges Waure-
gard and Sweepstakes have been rescued.
The Saginaw is closed with ice.
Capsized.
WALDoBoRo, Me-, November 3O.-The
schooner John Somee capsized in Booth Bay
hsrbor The captain and one man were
lost.
The Hudson Frozen.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, November 3O.-The Hud-
son is frozen hence to Albany. The ther-
are behind time.
Canal Closed.
PORT JERvIs, N. Y, November 30.-The
canal is closed from Honesdale to Ellens-
vile. All boats will reach tide water to-
day, when the canal will be closed
Tho Delaware Frozen.
MILFORD, Pa, November 3O.-The ther-
mometer is 20 above zero The Deleware
is frozen over.
Along the c anal.
BUFFALO, November 30.-Boats are all
right in the Erie canal. The weather along
the line is 80 to s. below zero.
Marine Disasters.
NORFOLK. November 30-Put in for re-
pairs, brig Eva, from Turks Island. She
| collided with the brig Mary C. Haskell last
| night in Hampton Roads, carrying away
jibbooms, head gear, and stove hole in her
bow.
| Schooner L. p Mallory, from Baltimore
to New York, lost the forward lanyards
and part of head gear.
| Schooner Rodela Blew, from Philadel-
phia, lost her main boom.
| Cold Weather In PennsyEvania.
| HAzLEToN, Pa, November 20. - The
weather has been intensely cold here since
yesterday afternoon, when the mercury be-
gan to fall very rapidly. 1t reached 20
below zero during the night, and at noon
to-day was but Sc above.
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Aa~AAAoA WA8LlCns
At about two o'clock Friday morning, the
ther, On Main straet, near Magnolia cemetery,
was, o. We arc informed, deliberately set
on hre by . crowd Of some forty or fifty
armed men, and va burned to the ground.
Tho dro depArtAent vere soon on the
ground, and barely found sufficient water
in the vicinity to prevent the burning of ad-
joining buildinGs. They lose large lot Of
lot Of seed cotton, nnakinr the Aggregate of
their loss very heavy. The incendiaries
approached the store cautiously, disar,ned
the guard, ascertained where the keys were,
went to Schlose' residence, compelled him
to surrender the keys Of the store, went
back, opened il, looked through the room,
set IL on fire, and rode off. These
,.S. are me facts d :; stated to us By the
tainly one of the boldest outrages that has
yet been perpetrsted in this parish. The
causes that lead to the refpetration of these
outrages are various, hat none of them are
greater than the total disregard of law,
order, decency and fiehs by those who get
up the mcckery ke0Wn - the usurping
State government. The citizen says ii such
authority, have NO lsnesr any rights that
they. respect; and there1ure, after their ex-
ample, am free to take tie Law in my hands.
But stop, citizen, on ths threshold of this
wrong you DO. Stop, We say, and reflect
thet though evil he's 6eau done by othess 70
yen, it Il mot Christianly IN yoa, it 10 not
1ust n yon. and yea heys no right to do vio.
leas wreeg = etassA We know the evil Of
stnoat tslhsf q yeuf g 6srsnos, but would
y6u apply ~ teekA ~ Necina1s ths lszdi
1Asss = = jueeee - s1nsep, u thiss nd
~ aRDeaA - yoQ . 80 it, leet force shah
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FOREIGN.
The Weather.


LONDON. November 30.-Weather inclem-
ent. The snow is general in the south OF
England.
Massacre Of Russian Garrisons.
A Vienna special says no reassuring news
ia received from Khokand, and it is feared
the majority Of the smaller Russian garri-
sons were massaored. Khokand ia sur
rounded by natives.
Tho Shanghai Troubles.
A Shanghai dispatch says the comm issron
met traveller who warned them that u.
large force was mbled at Yunnan, and
that resistance to the Investigation OF The
murder OF Mr.. Margary might be expected.
Dead
Professor Thomas Hewitt Kew, the phiIo..
logist, is dead. He was mathematical pro-.
fessor in the University of Virginia in 1884,
In the Assembly.
PARIs. November 30.--TLa Assembly to-
day fnally adopted the electoral bill by a
vote OF $50 to 81 The bill was amended so
as to grant the right OF representation tC.
all the colonies except Cayenne and Sene-
gal.
Ccgency was almost unanimously voted
for two proposals, emanating respectively
from the righE and left centres. One pro-
vides That the general elections shall be-
held February 20, and the new Assemble
convoked February 25; the other fixes the
elections for February 13, and the meet
ing of the Assembly for March 16. The
COMMITTEES to examine proposals will be ap-
pointed Thursday. --'
Won Arnim Indicted.
BERLIN, November 30.-Von Arnim has
been indicted for treason.
Reopeped.
BELGRADE, November 30-The Skoupch-
tina was reopehed to-day.
The American Answer.
MADRID, November 30.-Mr. Gushing. the
American minister, will tomorrow present
to the Minister of Foreign Affairs a tele-
graphic reply from his government to the
last Spanish note. The tenor of the Amer
ican dispatch is considered very sstisfac-
tory, and dissipates recent apprehension.
Changes In the Ministry.
The ministerial changes resolved upon in
the Cabinet council Of Saturday. already
an announced, will take place on Thursday.
The first day Of February is appointed for
the meeting of the Cortes.
Planning Campaign.
The Cronista states that at conferenss
between Generals JOvellar, Campes an6
Quessda, at which the King was present, =
plan of oOmpaign in the north was aproel
upon. 1t was decided that there should 10
q short delay in the commencement Of
operations on account of the unfav0rable
weather.
Need Of Commercial Treaty.
The Epoca, in an editorial article to-day,
dAmonstrate the pressing necessity of .
treaty Of commerce and navigation between
Spain and the United States, especially with
regard to the commercial interests Of Cube.
Aifense's Birthday.
HAVANA, November 30.-Alfonso's birth
mems parade.
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We arc likely to have Orphans" en0ugh
now to sAtisfy oil demands for the parent
less. dramatic article. Tba great play ia to
be seted ON Thursday niaht both at the
Academy OF Music sd ~ the Varieties
Theatre. 1tis free fight with strong aot-
ing backers on both sides The piece is free
To all except the manager of the St. Charles
Theatre, Who made the fltst attempt 10 play
the drama. The coming performances will
make the legal enssnglement beyond un.
ravelinG. The lessee Of the Varieties
Theatre, claiming to represent the interest
of Shook T. Palmer, was instrumental in
putting an Injunction on the performance
Of the play by the Coggswell COM
pany at the St. Charles. This was
on the ground taken that Shook & Palmer
were cole owners in shis country, and had
disposed of the right to play the piece in
this city to the Furbish Comedy Company.
Mr.. Furbish, it is believed, hopeetly pur-
chased that right from Shook g. Pa mes, Of
the Union Square Theatre. Whether OF h ot
those gentlemen were the owners of the
piece is to be determined at some time in
the dim future. Mr.. Furbish had dates at
the Varieties in February next, and the
1.-TWO Orphans" was his speciality. In the
meantime comes company under the in.
direct management of Mr. DAILY, who in
New York is rival manager to Shook &
Palmer. Mr.. DAILY can write any piece, and
he has written the Two Orphsnsp for hi.
travelinn comnanv This corn.rr ~,
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NEW YORK.
Sudden Cold Weather,

Sudden Cold Weather.
NEW YORK, November 30.-The mercury
fell $50 in the last twenty four hours.
The Condition Of Charles O'Conor.
O'Conor is still alive. He is sleeping
soundly, but his recovery is considered
very uncertain. He is suffering with para
lysis of the stomach. Before going to sleep
he spoke lucidly to his friends.
The Cuban War.
The Cubans have information that the
Spanish General Sabas Marin has been
twice defeated by the Revolutionists, and
Marin himself mortaily wounded,
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Anxsenesu.

In spite Of the storm the "Big Bonanza"
drew large audience At the Varieties
Theatre last night. The somedy will be re-
peat1d at the matinee to-day and also this
evening.
Miss Minnie Palmer's "Little Silver"
piece will be played at the Academy this
noon and night.
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett appeared at the
st. Charles Theatre last night in the favor
lite play of "Rosedale." which piece will
constitute the matinee bill to-day. This
evening will be presented Romeo and
Juliet" with Mr.. Barrett - Romeo and Mr..
John w. Norton - Nsrcstio
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MISCELLANEOUs.

Ex.senatsr Harris Dying.
ALBANY, N. Y, November 30.-Ex-Unitekr
States senator Ira Harris is very low.
Impeachment Of the Auditor Of WeAt vfr,
Einia.
WHEELING, November 30.-Articles of i'm
peachment against E. A. Bennett, Auditse.
have been adopted.
Fire at Wheeling.
Washington Hall burned. The Nasons
occupied the third floor. Two iiremen had
their limbs broken. Tho hall was occn pied /.
by the Legislature. Loss $4,000.
A New Treasurer IN Ohfe.
CoLUMBus, November 3O-Crov,sr,oar Al.
len mas appointed MillikeD, treasurer 800
@ 10 nii the vacancy caused BY the destA e
yesterday.
InaianApsiis Whsay Erinls.
lupIAnAPoLIs, November 30.-Ths wifsIy-
case of j. W. & Gordon Bingham waaao11sa
and the Joint appearance bond Of 06.ooG
forfeited. Gordon Hingham is - Evana-
vilie sick; j. w. BinRhan y e ~ Louis,
whore he was surrsndered hy his suret ties
| Of anotho r3nai6tmeat
The following pasadeA gunkyi ?: En-.
wilma, COlonel 'Geosae k 0ns1eQas JehA =
| Phi1lipo, Haxrisoa nil11r. DAVID u levtD.
GeeR9e Hagan, Qleg1e q QE4ps CSr1R
t.plSs Csehoasr, vilian Msaars I'D Do
neupkas Asspe srHun6ss
| 1saltnln usvsnhor - 1hs ueeggRI
| 60 80 - pre11es nSssllle1i e c.
i511i511as 9 So0l1S e 9: !,
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e. lovskAt or TnE srArE 81 Lov..,A.A


sfgl-- = T. = ---e'l - - e g.g
Az soout A. n. yesterday most
not1l'ao eno DFutM murder was committed
" convicS' iate'y from tho Penitestiasy,
nA"eo ososee Aofris' ~ the killing with .
oosooess knife OF Sarah Or GsofGis Jones,
:. NO. %'o St. houhs street. He was roust-
= soo1' VI r'ser mau ot some klnd, ano has
en s"sJ irom new orleans fof some time
sont W sne efenitenuary ior larceny.
Az s'o1' eAesen O'CLOCK Monday night hs
.-1 " sne mouse sna demsnaeo to sec
SARAH ou' va. toid 70 80 away. Finding
'no "ss nos Aono NO went, after conver-
'e'1on WIN mr. Aou's joseph: the landlord
'.e nouso' AZ seven O'CLOCK IN the
ofung no appeared again and called
~. 0slie Sne' from an inner room,
'e'e sne oia no' wsn 70 see him.
nu .usaeu in'o osok room, oloslng the
uoo, 'en'no ner' MOTIFS drew his knife,
%.uo pass ~ 'osepn. VINO NED under the
.eu' s"u .usneo s'eer aef' ne burst open
e.0 uoor' .o'epn csn'ng murder" and run.
mug 70 'no 1rons ooot. AZ the poor girl
,.n ilom nor assassin no caught her and
.'eso 'uo Anuo 'niougn ner pody from the
.~'~' ONO ""s BILL so'e 70 run ana ned
s.'ousn .no siiey s0ross tne street. Trying
so' 'u.o 'ne gaze Oh NO. S''' inere she
N A"I Ao.r,s os,ne up 70 nor' Agsan and
e no e'sooeo nor Aesvng ner' ne
''.1 " sn.f0n n'' Nni'e Oh Inc cur ostone'
.lo le'ul.'ne, Gut ner tnrost Almost sew
VAAnk MoA nO0A 8NVW A0I UUuys Oab0 Q10R Q0f
s.ouno inc NECK Wnn ms leit arm while he
N'N WIG snsolJ "oou. Ane" IN lew mo-
"0n.s no VS. srreSVeu w omcer Aarkn'
sna 'urew ms Anne inso inc CUSTER
Ao unAo.'u"aso woMsn must nave nao
sumo fei..ons Win NIL! IN former yeare,
"u' "nas lney "efe is unaeciaed' he was
ns'ofA tnsoi' ana oy MS pfevlous record
~ss s'so o'ooo'nin'y scoundrei' oorn and
oleu' 0no was oonv'ctoo Oh larceny IN tine
superior Nfiminai Court Two others were
srr~,gneo oeiore tne recorder out' giving
oonos jumped tnem' Inc echarge was made
Dy one August Eeier' VINO stated ne had
oeen caiied INTO . mouse when ne said he
nao Out sevenVy-nVe cents; neard the bilnde
opened; toid the girl' Sarah' there Was some
one IN tne room' out was assured BY her
tnefe was NO one and made the afhdavit'
Msron TO- 1914 tnat ne nsd been robbed Of
Sioo. Sne was sentenced, May 10, to siz
months In the Parish Prison. The tact that
sne was not sent to the Penitentisry indi
cafes conclusion OF the Judge that she wat
not the most guilty party.
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'COURF RAC0xD.
eupreuus Court.
All the Judges.

h; SupFene Ceurt.
Present-An the judges. .fa
s BY CHIEF JUsTIcs LuDELNe.
No. 5377. State W. Edward Coleman
Murder. Rehearing refused.
IN MEMoRIAN.
On motion of John A. Gilmore, ESQ the
resolutions of the bar commemorative OF the
death of Alfred Phillips, Esq were orderei
to be spread upon the minutes.
Superior District Csurs.
New Orleans Savings Institution We. sue.
cession of Edward Flynn.-Action or note
Of $500 Of February 10, 1872. for balance OF
$43o, due since February, 1873.
George B. Frost vs.. city Of New Orleans.
Petitioner. guardian of minors residing in
Boston, Massachusetts, alleges ownership
of property; that the assessment of 435, 900
is Tar above its cash value; that the board
of assessors has disregarded q petition for
reduc ion, and their decision is made final;
that the only remedy, according to the Su-
preme Court in 26 A., 753, is to attack the
AZ, approved March 3, 1871, as violating ar.
ticle ten, and giving judicial power without
relief. Injunction restraining the city from
levyirg tax Oh the assessment refused.
Suit filed % an ordinary case.
Alfred Marehsnd We. same.
Heirs OF John Il. Pearson vs.. same. See
Frost vs. same.
Suits for reduction of assessments.
]. @. A. Fellows W. John Garstkamp.-
Injunction on defendant to prevent sale Of
property Wednesday, December l, issued
State ex rel. Aehille d. Bougere vs. Lon.
isiana State National BsDk.-Petitioner as
public administrator Of the parish Of St.
Charles and successor of Eli Bougere, and
dots vpnov tar &nu &c an,c
Bougere, alleges the defendant bank de-
tains money, box and papers. Mandamus
to issue or cause to be shown Wednesday,
December /.
Grand Lodge of Louisiana vs. City Of
New Orleans.-On drainage tax. Petitioner
obtained title to square No. 632 in February,
1855, for burial purposes. Injunction issued,
on bond of $500, to restrain defendsnt from
advertising and selling that and other prop
erty.
Isabella Christian vs. Auditor Charles
Clinton.-Mandamus for the issue of war;
rant tor $550 3S paid to State Treasurer on
succession of j. l. Smith refused.
Superior Criminal Court.
ACQUITTED.
John Hope, alias Jackie, of attempted
arson, September 6, 1875, on Madison street,
between jackson and Homer, Algiers.
NoLLE PRosEoUI ENTERED.
Thomss Monihan, alias Moran, breaking
and entering the store of A. X. Finlay,
June 2, 1875.
Sarah Griegs, alias Reed grand larceny,
July IL, OF jewelry, at house of Mrs. P. L..
| Fenner.
| James Reed, assault and battery on Po-
| lice Officer P. j. Sullivan, November g.
| First District Ceurt.
| NFORMATIoEs.
| Petty larceny-Maria Williams, Hattie
Barnes, Frank Houston, Kitty Mccoy
Emma Smith, Mary Mcclellan.
| AFFIDAVIT DISMISSED.
! Edward Blame, petty larceny.
| ACQUITTED.
Jack O'Copnel, of assault with danger
GUS weapon.
| SENTENCED.
William Alexander, for petty larceny, one
| year.
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Ne Tenperasurs.

Tho thermometer at Louis FriGerios, No.
50 Chartres street, stood e follows Novem-
bst 80: AtsA H., elo; at 2 r. r., o5p; q
6 p. II, 64o. Lowest poant daring ths night
Of November %, 6oo. Rainfall during tho
night of November %, two-tsnths Of an
inch. Total rainfall for the month Of No
vsmber, six and eight-tsnths inches.
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Appsintmenss.

The following appointments have been
made BY Governor kellogg:
Lscisn e. Dodes, Justice Of the peace for
the fourth ward Of CAddo.
John Pcttsr, police jaror for the first
ward Of Camsron, vice Phin E. Smith, re-
s,gned.
John Mccall, police juror for the second
ward Of Camsrop. vies praia Miller, re-
signsd. - ssaFs ts's
J. D. Gilbert, police jnror o& Ffsnklin,
viss Wsaslsy, failed to qpaHix.s Z, sssa i !
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The wet weather Of the pest few days
fosaehadevsd . paatpsnsnAnA ef tAA Satazs
DAY rasss. Bat htaas rsis has fAllsn, how
svsr. and one elsas ara drying day will
~ ~ tsssk n sssd esaAition. No Tia
'esn IN how inush tAis y desirsd. Tks
ss1e - sagsr ~ - fi.y, - ~
jso1uC1 w1lA Ts1sgssw win tsll ~
- - 80 = no ~ = natnraa4.
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sTEAMB0ATH.

An Wrarss Buns Iowsa COAST
A1zHA AND MARlR.
IyHspM ss4 TAp1apAY At an,
r. ,l.s. s:s1Iscs, Js:s., Sc. ss:'sSs:s e.'ss..
y ~ asv isw-BFsassrs ssssasf
e? ". g DAooRfT, Master.
esA esnusneiuG T1p1gQAY, 10.
s15l1s syss1 n99sp4yx 81 lS4e4 oon
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WHOLE NUMBER 1853.

where similar indictments await him. Cen
eral Noble, the council for Bingham, made
Judge Treat decided that Bingham skould
be sent to Indiana.
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sE THEATRE,

tsE THEATRE,
o1ncr Of Baronne and Perdido streets.
no. WHITE. Business and Stage Manager
VOLUMES OF K0vkLTIKS.
Grace, Beauty and Levelinsss.
PARISIAN CAN CAN.
sauciue sixty Beautiful Young La, les.
fIg MODEL SHOW OF THE DAY.
New Htaxn,
AuYIFUL WOOD BleTB9s, AAELIA DEAN
AND EMl1A JOHNSON.
n only 10. Is. Is and 50 cents.
saturday at twslvs O'Clock. -
ladies' night. no28
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|caARLEs FHEArRk.

Lat week Of the engagement Of
LAWRENCE BARRETT,
supported by JOHN ". NORTON.
w EveaasG, Noveaher -, 1875,
JULIUS CESAR.
....., ......n LAwRRNCB BARRETT
n Evening" RnsedAle"
;day yMAtinee-"nooedsle."
Ssgday Evening-'.Romeo aud Juliet"
" b tening-"Othello" Nr. Lawrence
n ''Iago."
IfeniDg- Last night and farewell benefit
jqDoe Barrett.
- haiinss Positively last sppsasancs Of
Dscenbsr s-BuFFALo BILL ooMBI-
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CHANFRAU's =,
ARIETIEs THEATRE.
IN sLAsT PERFORMANCES Night
tLAsT PERFORMANCES Ats.
utpesday niatfnse aAd kvening,
ri
b FIFTH AVENUE COMPANY,
Dalys brilliant sOeissy novelty. the
BIG BONANZA. s.
rsatest Of coLtsmporanoous succssses.
Thursdny. Deeembor .,
uessentation of the great French drama
fHE TWO ORPHANS,
w produced, with new scenery, etc
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4trt4f .s
Snaeed 9saass Mall Lass.
|Sz 0teamships
r. CIXDk + WILMINGTON,
III, ts-FN Z4ILlA.
~ New Orssans, elsSsAa
on1 Havana 0teaznshfp Company
gin dispatch one of the above erH
olaaD st6aaners &un new Orleane -
Rvssv vWsasssasy. - - = !,
0eaAs Keys ard Kay Weet, and con.
y sesanssS for ApalsdhiselA o. Maxks
1AT1s OF PAssAaR.
10 Key west ~ Cedar Ksys
~ ~
~ s.s.......... % L 10
alls of lAding Issued - I'll POINTS IN
.1l7( Tampa, ana to New Iesfs ChaEles-
Ne senpeny's bflls ef lsdins signed,
- aftef the sailing of the steAner.
oooAGpr rAceomm0dAttonA, and through
- AS4ve points.
1sestvea without permit from the
~ pnsrage apply to
L K.-ROBERTB. Agent,
I<< oa 10 CoDznon street.
:.
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Give your old eoats to the poor; they will
not refuse coat Of alms.
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Ssp COMPLIMENTARY
AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
TENDExKD TO
b. HENRIETTA COMES,
BY THE LADIES OF THR
Of the Im0aealafe COnceptiOn,
DlBssOR q. oOLLlGNON, DIRECTOR,
At THE
GRUNEWALD HALL,
e1sssaay, December I, 1875.
y ol; reserved ssats, ei so. Doors open
o'clock; concert besins 1t eight o'e ock.
- seats can b secured ct 6runewsld's
70 be soA at Klie's, Chsrpssuxs and
Canal street. nO2s del
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VOLUME K.--NO. /.
AMUNEllENTR III
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ILLS ACADEmH OF MUSIC.
,,.t only-sUNDAY, xo.snser =, the
fs1Hs Tfssssis SsiSiE sas sisssss sSssas &
= r asr,s4t Tuss4s5' III "a We eSnss y Esoa and
s.,smber 3, b, 80, and DecsEbF /, hef
,ssu comedy drama, written expreesly
.,.y, p.osnbss .. - SATURDAY nAT1.
'ssSsf /; s;sfsS ITs seisipsi II SHsls. Rl g"
peeember 3-Dsne1t - Miss Palmer.
ss.s. sss ssSy $ iasls9 ss a.nns nas
~ conclude With the faess called y
SEEING kkT0HUM.
=, December = LNst night Of Miss
siIiHI, or the HuNTRkSS u THE NILS.
Fssk-rhe eminent trAeedian, BARHY
EM - ------- 10.
11LL,s ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
,aay Bvesins, Decenber .. 1875,
And until further notice,
mRYs GRgAr PAnlsIAN SRNsAT1oN.
l,ss DEUx ORPHRLINRs,
,tom the Frrpch BY . gentleman Of this
~ most beautiful and exciting Drama was
4 London, New York and ether cities under
~ aTHE TWO ORPHANS" h
rJsS MINNIE PALMER
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~. December 4-YIRsT TWO ORPHANS
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sdsssdsy Nfatisse aAd kveniAs,
i FIFTH AVENUE COMPANY,
Dslys brilliant soeissy novelty, the
BIG BONANZA.
rsstest Of contsmporaneous succsssss.
Thursdny. Deesnaber .,
lrssentAtion oi the great French drama,
THE TWO ORPHANS,
" produced, with new scenery, etc.
CuARl4Ee THEATRE.
Last week Of the engagement Of
LAWRENCE BARRETT,
supported BY JOHN v. NORTON.
~ EveaisG. Nsveaher -, 1875,
JULIUR CKSA1.
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3 Matinee Positively last sppsaraacs Of
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oI1ner Of Baronnean end Perdido streets.
80 WHITE. Business and Stage Manager
VOLUMES OF KovkLTIKs.
Grace, Beauty and Levelinsss.
pARISIAN CAN CAN.
sauciue sixty Beautiful Young La les.
ng MODEL SHOW OF THE DAY.
SiufIPUL WOOD sIeTgRs, AAHLIA DRAN
AND gMMA JOHNSON.
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ladies' night. no2s
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