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Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
Deaths.

In Litchfeld, April 20, Lorancy, wife of George Matthews, aged 79
 At Woodyille, April 3d, Lavinia Fl, wife of Hiram s. Tyler, aged 70 years.
 At North Colebrook, April 9th, Mary A., wife of Charles s. Rockwell, aged 8 years. .,..s -sfax..x.
 In Wolcottviiie, March 37th,, Mrs. Will lis Curtiss, aged 70 years. .,x,.,.r,,
 In Woicottville, April 5th, Willis Cur; tiss, aged 69 years. x.5, -sq, 9YEay.
 At Pine Meadow, April 10th, William G. Canfeld, aged 58 years. EIZI:IU49E
 At Kent, Mrs. Myra A., relict of Rev. Asa Blair, aged @ years -j as.ii. e11ls4
 In Oakville. April 14th, Edward Carroll, aged 54 years. ''E'R7 '-'
 In Marbledale. March 18th, Abel Ed wards of Burlington, aged 68 years.
 In Plymouth, April 18th, an infant child of Rev. B. B. Hillards sTsmfE At Winsted, April 2d, Abigail ". Rob inson. wife of J. K. Robinson. afied 54 In feiry,siille. 1T, March asth, Anna Ri. widow of the late Capt. A. s. Johnson of Harwinton, aged 63 years. ogi At Cornwall Hollow, April 2d, E. Frank of consumption, aged about 30 years.
 In Washington, April 3d, Alina Paulina Rydin, aged 14 months. In Salisbury, March 18th, Clair L. Par. sons aged s months; March 29th. Frank H. Parsons, aged 4 years; April 1st. Fred. ". Parsons, aged 6 years-children -of William h., and Olive Parsons. r lsf,qqE- At Iakeville, April 10th, Monroe Miller, aged 8 years. ss2i a-l. . 91a <a.7s s77E ' In Joicevilie, (Chapinyille) April 10th. Jerusha, wife of John D. Joice, aged 76 years. s-'''
 At Thomaston. April 2lth, Erastus Car. ter, aged 67 years.
 In Cornwall. April; IA. Seneca Slocum. aged 69. 3I E IO 1 In Harwinton. April F. Elyisa e., wife of the Rev. Georgs Curtiss, aged 36. In Harwinton. April sI9, Mrs. Gusan Bronson, wifeao of Joseph Bronson aeed 6e. h Woodbury April i2th. Mrs. Gurtiss Frost, aged 59, s~ s.-,., ,s .,., .,7as =. In Woodburys April 1eth.~ Anthony 0. Strong. aged 62.Elil8 s [ 70 g1-.rs. 4 ET,.H .gsxsnag5slzErsIA 44a
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
Cornwall.

.
 Nothing but warmed over" news items from Cornwall this week. The Ladies, Missionary Society met at the house of Mrs. Stone, Tuesday. The Ladies' Sew ing Society met at Mir. l.. s. Whitney's, Wednesday afternoon.
 A. private centennial was held, Mon- day afternoon, in honor of the first battle for Independence. .g 5-
 The glorious opening season naturally makes one feel little poetic. We state our feelings below: J.G.B.
 This being merely the folio Litchfeld Enquirer and not the quintuple sheet N. Y. Herald, we can't afford space to the extraordinary poem which J. G, B. sends us. We can only give a few specimen lines-the best and the worst of the lot:
 The first stanza (of 2 lines) bids,
 Farewell to winter with it's chill, i'll will
 The second stanza starts thus;
 All hail to spring! the time of muds, foods buds.
 Then follow five lines of slosh, sposh, bosh, which eradaally lead uplto better weather:
 All hai1to spring. the time of shower flowers blowers Whose hands industriousiy tn the soil ton mol. Through spring and summer, tn the fan can all To gather in the harvest rich, which Litch- Field Co. produces every clear yea. .hers.>
 The last stanza is devoted to- sblooming, human, woman" lpronounced, bloomin', i, humin'. woomin0, ending with the follow ing premonition of cheerfulness: z ! With sly by-bge sigh, close those woess { The rhyme and rythm of this poem are as peculiar to Cornwall genius as the steam Heater, and we humbly suggest that the next time J. G. B's. Muse seises him he should skip the Enquirer and send direct to the Patent Ofice.-Ep. ESol
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
Roxbuff.

On Friday last, son of Amos Turrill abott lOyears old, indulged iu an expert ment that may cost him very dear He had been allowed to play with the breech of an old gun barrel. about foot long. This he filled with powder. to this he added wad, and tired to fire of the charge by lighting the wad with match. Not succeeding in this he finally succeed ed in exploding this queer piece off ord nance with coal of fire by burning a hole through the wad. He escaped with a badly burnt face and eyes; though it is feared loss of sight may result.
 i On Sunday last, Rev. D. E. Jones oi the Congregational church exchanged with the Rev. NIT. Hersey of the 2d Con- gregational church of Danbury. Rev. Mir. Pattison preached in the Methodist church, His labors are to be divided during the year between the church in this place and the Methodist church, in Sandy Hook. sos "a -''<
 .-The Episcopal church is without a clergyman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
West Goshen.

! The snow-storm of the 18th was the se- verest of the season: the average depth is estimated at from twelve tn fifteen inches Some of our roads were badly drifted.
 Business is beginning to be more lively. Lucas, Hurlbut and Allyn have 8 store full of goods. Wickwire requires additional help at his mills. and is turning out meal and feed, shingles and lumber. We are glad to note his increasing prosperity. Huntington is stocking his Tannery: ar easy matter as skins are clear down.
 Andrew Cahill, from Cornwall Bridge, has moved into the Ebenezer Wooster house now owned by Austin Allyn, Senior.
 Rev. Mir. Stevens has been returned to this place for another year; result as un- expected as it is gratifying to all. E.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22

nIsTRIcT of Woodbury ss. Probate 4DCou7t, March @. 1B75. <Es EFFF
 Estate Of Thomas Kennedy late of Bethlehem n said District, deceased -- bury hath limited and allowed SIX months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate represented insolyent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Marvin s. Todd and Stephen Hayes, of said Bethlehem, Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. -EEs 1ESzrE I.Ft -
 Certified by sr -ssE
 JAS. HUNTINGTON, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the Town Hall in said Bathlehem on the 18th day of May and the 18th day of September at 2'o'elock il the afternoon, on each of said days. for the purpose of attending on the busi- ness of said appointment. sEzsk7 =. s.t9FrT MARVIN s. TODD, i =,
 STEPHEN HAYES, omi is. Ali persons indebted to said Estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 @tsA SSS L.. P.JUDD, Adm.
 52 4W 5 -4-2 with the will annexed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
HarWinton.

On Saturday evening last, the wife of the Rev. George Curtiss, of this place,
 died suddenly from disease of the spine, leaving an infant about three weeks old. Our whole community is saddened by this terrible blow to their pastor, and by the loss they feel they have themselves sustain. cd in this estimable lady s untimely death.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
Washington.

It iss currently reported that Henry J. Church has purchased the store erected by the late Gen. Brinsmade and now oc- cupied by Dea. Hickox as postmaster and druggist. 9 a'ar-r = .et l-zs
 5-The seventieth annual vote at a State election by our fellow-citizen, Mir. Joseph Titus, is worthy of note By his side we will place Anthony Smith. who has cast T votes for Governor, and Wait Aberne- thy, who has cast 75. It has been several years since any one in this town '.has at tained to these three" la a! als'as 1-.-
 g IN MENoRIAM. r s- ---4
 Died. at the house of her brother-in- law. Dea. Samuel Frisbie. April 18th, Miss Sally B. Calhoun, aged 7S. She had been an exemplary member of the Congrega- tional church fiity-nine neyears. A person of enlarged views. of extensive informa. tion, diligent bibls student, sound in doctrine. strong in faith, and patient in helglessnesg, we trust she has entered in. 70 rest. ssssssss5 1s9.sseesst tc sc9it=a4S,
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22

nISTRICT of sLitchfeld ss. Probate NY Court. April 10th. 1875.
 Estate of Dwight c, Klhourn of Litchfeld in said District, InsOlvent Debtor.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Litch6eld hath limited and allowed three months from the date hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appoated Jesse L.. Judd and Fredafiek B. Webster, Esquires, Commissioners to receive, examine snd. decide upon s4id claims; and or dered that said Commissioners meet at the of- ice of said Webster, in said Ltchfeld, on the 10th days of May and July 1875, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of each of said days for the pur- pose cf attending on the business of said 3D. pointment. --ss,-.xs---,. .- ,- -.
 Certified from Record, HN 1ga @ a GEo.M.WooDRURR,J ,Judes. All persons indebted to said Estate are re- questsd to make immediats psyMsnt to A
 2sw HENRY B. MORRILL,, Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
NOt1CS- 10 gps elq U. $. INTERNAL REVENUE < SIP EC1AL TAXES, l, May i. 1s7S tn Anv;l s0 fa5e

The Revised Statutes of the United aSaeosen Sections 3232, 32o7y e298, and 82SD, require awaEg person engaged. in any sbuaness. eyogation, aRs special @ tax. to SrOSurs % % and piscs S coSs6Ieao % in his establishment or place of bubin631 stamp denoting the payment of said special tea for the Special Tax Year beginning Msy9g1eg& before commencing orcaptinuing 6usintzB mlsesns AR The ss1sS as:1 embraced ah the aes s the law above quoted are the SOIloTfrg, 5lss = Dealers, retail liquor, goi bgI eaF'T ,kss be Dealers, wholesale liquor, 100 oa1a Dealers in malt liquors. wholesale, 60 co Dealers in malt hquCrs, retail. sehs1 ,f5imQ@ RsslsEs sds1lss 1 ls.i sGsss;o sss sd
 Andon sales of over SI .O0O fifty csnfa -. |,
 for every dollar in axcess of @1,000 1stn os9a fs Dealers in manufactured tobacco. amor eetuin
 And for each still manafactmed.is sssz1ng6og {
 And for each worm manufactured. @ Qo' Manufacturers of tobacco, zEa ne1 e44U PsSSIsss os soSsssS Ss rs ... s
 thsn two horses of other anlns4l sla ~. r NRss Peddlsrs of tobacco, aeeond clast es6 ,. pssasss aCTsss or or ssSsF ssSseo0 rd Ss.
 Psddlsrs of tobacco, fourth slsssEsa .Isivsiis1ll
 foot or P public oIs :sN SscnvssySonSssl: sSo Ssl:. f.i Brewers of 500 barrels or mores esaia3eaea
 Any person, so liable. who shall gstl taeamefl ply with the foregoing rsquiraznsntsW be Ils-ss, Persons or firms iisbls t0 bls sdy Si ths gsll cial Taxes named above must appply Go D.s Ngns HOalister, Collector of Internal hSghNu8&4R- -l Bridgeport, and pay for and procure tho Rnn1a s,l Tax Stamp or Htamps they need priey te Ma8 sA. l, 1S75 and without further notica. ,ts -. - ss - q. M. DOUGLASS. .stsl C0mmissloner vf Internal Hevsilhd q f1ill
 0fIice of Internal Revenuel sHa a8Ig 1 fn0sarsl
 Washington, D. 0ss Fob! Y fesssa1a ,tdyna,l 5I 2wAl.a,
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
Goshen No--i8o.

The snow fell seventeen inches Tn depth on level last week Tuesday.
 Mrs. John ". Brooks counted eighty six crows in the meadow by the house, and Mr. .Soudant thinks there were thou: sand in his meadow at one time.
 -BlIe birds and robinss came the last day of March; blue birds April 2d; and grass birds April 10th. We still have plenty of snow birds, some of them with yellow wings ~s @ H.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22

per.
 Subscribers who are in arrears must make up Grrsarges before taking advantage of the forego- Ing propositions and subscribers who are in advance may deduct the amount their subscrip- tions are in advance.
 Money should be sent by post office order, check or registered letter, if possible. Ifremit- tancss are made by mail we cannot be irresponsible for loss before the letter reaches us but will take all risks of remittance to the clubbing peri odicala.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
0be fitti,dsto Gy,qairer,
 uTCHFlELD, CONN.
ENQUIRER CLUBBING RATES.

Our Litchiield ,ounty subscribers may not off, ten be able otake advantage of thelowrates offered large clubs by most magazines and peri Oiical-. For their conveniencef and ss an extra ndasemsnt to new county subscribers we will send the following periodicalsto to county subscrib
 srs. in connection with the ENQUIRER at the
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22

nGTRICT of Plymouth ss. Probate Court, U April 9, 1875.
 Estats of Anna B. Johnson, late of Plymouth m said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate, for tAe District Of Ply mouth hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly fattested, wishin said time, will be de barred arecovery. All persons indebted to ssid Estate are requested to make immediate pay
 S,SwA N. TAYLOR BALDWIN, Adm
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22

nSTRCT of Plymouth ss. Probate Court. 4I Apru 18th. 1SJ5 -. EF
 Estate of Adelne J. Halligan late of Riymouth in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Plv- mouth hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, barred . recovery. All pen sons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediats pay mentto SAMUEL NICHOLS Adm.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
Collectors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that,the Collector of 1N town taxss for Litehflsld will meat tax Paysfs 70 receive the same as f0llo@s: On Wed. nesday, AFeih 28th, &ta thaPcstofieein Miitnr,. on Thursday. 18th, tt the Postofsce in Bantam Fails; on Friday, S0th. at the Postofice in NorthheidN The time thAt fhe Collector re1aains at the sbovs named placss. will De from 2 z. m., 0mce eons Friday, the son. froms1 s1 Tn [ P: n. T wih beatlt Town Hall in the sTiliane 'of Adsehdeld. ion Saturday, May Int. frum QS.1 m. until P. m. Antaxes unpaid Nav Ist. WiIl nave enc per scent added and . further m. If one per cent. after the first day of eaee mS.fh until paid. WILLIAM NORTON. -OolIee1ors : 2 Litchfeld, April 1sts ls75. s24w
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22

With Enquirer Hsrpsr's Weekly 5,25 Harpsr's Bazaar. .5,25 Harpsr's Magazine. e.......-.....5,25 Atlantic Monthly. ..... :...5,20 Scribnsr's Monthly. y........,... ,5,20 The Galaxy -................ .5,20 Tae Agriculturist .3,10 Arthur's Home Magazine .4,0 ,00 Petsrson's Magazine e*.......3,5 50 Godsy's Lady's Book. . 4 40 N. Y. Weekly Tribune. ...3 3,35 N. I. Semi-weekly Tribune ... 4, 50 N. I. Weekly Times .3,55 V. I. Ssmi-weskly Times .4,75 Old & New. 1920 St. Nicholas .4.4O Peters Household Melodies, .5,2O La Creme de la Creme, 20 Parlor Music. 520
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
PROBATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

nISTRICT of Woodbury ss. Probate Court, u April 19, 1875.
 Estate of William F. Bacon, late of Woodhury in said District. deeessed l.
 The Court of Propate for the District of Woodbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for the cfeditors of sai d Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly attested, within said time, wiIl Dc de- said Estats are requested to make immediate payment to tfh 2 k1 i EgT 5 Swe SCovLLE NETTEEFtN. Executor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17

What the Arcadian's poet says)
With three choice roupes opera Boune to reproduce
The shapes that earth beneath the heavens
Or in the seas the earth do fuctuate and
O. what feast Of flesh and blood Starving souls to
twill be the greatest ball. by Jove that yet
To make IT mirth. beauty, skill. art taste and
have striven.
The world viii all be there dear At least all that
Old families de la creme, blue blood. know.
and all that
There will fash though fresh fred by bella
donna:
Oh since the world began will You have dropped
More dazzling view than when New York, in costume
epcene
Next tuesday night gets mashed" by DER Aimee
Balls dopera meant for purposes Of charity
To raise the spirit touch the heart and beyond
That spite OF panics cash. still ENJOY rout
sir
The great thing is youn dear, Manhaans best
Our Knickerbockers out those models OF pro.
Not every bas supported thus by Gotnam's aristocracy
Thank heaven Tuesday night wen shake" the great
unwashed democracy
The ''gcms" win be from onenbach. by custom imme.
And Gimorc's band one hundred strong. win aid the
saltatorial.
The music win be pquant you're oblivious
I'll add that what in this not 1t all invdious
FOR FULL TEXT
of the above immortal poem
SEE THIS WEEKS ARCADIAN ,
40 on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17

AoAb asAPf N H 81 aOs'0'
] 4 II : : :: ;
'''A' of the season.
m'n aEs1 n a 81 zane h isf,f the
CONDUCTED BY AND M p sRbER THE AUSPICES
THREE ENTIRE oPE z shi SouyFE COMPANIES,
AIMEE and entire Troupe.
soLDENE and entire Troupe.
MINELLY and entire Troupe.
MAGSr Fl Il FfPs naSEANr.
forming Bouquet Of
BEAUTY,
d SfTlSf5Ds fRS SpHnaR sasb
one hundred strong.
orpENBAcH, HK RGs fs9 siRAuss, LEooco.
An irrssl'o' g. o saaine sff French Artists
ssTTsSS4isSs
KIND i" and which viii justify announcing thai
'"' BAL poPERA BoUFFE
will in fact be pa PSpnffss DS %Ew 4SRk
will sstss n sE SsT xo11 Rasf i2D'hns
on this side OF the Atlantic.
TICKETS. FIVE DOLLARS.
ADMITTING as1s sss!si%ssss 81 TWO ladies'
Ssa and
the princips; hotels
DIAL DoPERA BoUFFE.-l answer to numerous ap
Is picstons for proscenium boxes the manag eme Mt
s;s 0Sa 9e
81. BROADWAY
M JOSH AAF ENDLESS ATTRACTION. Sole PROPRIETOR
IT. an. ws' Efs e sSx1E
III "a xss:
81 ma Cunning H Rsss SSsss
/. Id aAshls4s saa HAGT
Harrisan' new p sfssSst TRIALS
which ii %AsSs sDDs; n E" Song
sA' CHS WHITE v spe ana r: sadls Company
aamsnn ' SSSSHsS XVII 4s GV SATURDAY
Ill H. 1 rSs.;1a sS SS5'ssEss
M Has No EQUAL
| "A MONDAY, JANUARY - ISL
aS ExsRcA AHs sEHEv5E EFls so oh rhh
LA r 5oE} H:rff4 xRsSsE g
OPERA soug Es II %t sG5Ss an x " osn0'eh
s S1s5fs RonI III E2rt s
Daring ne Dslorm:Dos Nile AIMEs has mos. kindly
ns'
BrOsdwsy.
as SPFsB ,. i .aa E.
opiy appearance in Brooklyn Of tho renownedly com
EMILY soLDEKB sso5 bgy OPERA BoUFsE CON-
0RZ e:
BsOoElyn academy and ia BROADWAY.
Pr sHNp EvkEKf
1 s Are
'0r *E&sk
9arSsuet'0n' Tristan and lsoloe Wagner
xSaP,sd ici Grand o'cGesiiia; by jo;chin fad @s
~ M coNs;TiiiNriIiN waEikEaiiT '''''.0'0pA
Hungarian Dances new)........-....... -. Brahms
xd%on ss2c: Reserved Seats 80 c.n's eas2s
Ct
GrnAAr G hsEpFh KsASH..,nr .,,,.
" ~sAs 1d4SH5x * EssIS BALI. -.
ai AZ 4 s:A :. III a No Snss
| WIN. STEINWAY. steinway Hall
| q. p. l. HOHENTHAL s57 Third avenue.
FIJI q HsibEy 4 h.5t Place avenue.
| HERM. UHL, N. Y. stats Zeitung.
SIG KAUFHANN 80 Nassau street
I k kHsssIHth g 3 w ssIifssT ssy..t
1 1b n3 ssHt4 Hil asniss.aa Sf Broadway
ahS EE kMHsa ss Esss ss s1sss street.
| p. NEYMAMN g Maiden a lane
" RAsHgs Is Ese Ssa%sn pI sssns' BANK
| A. NATHUS1US 20 Bowery
Boxes sold by L. A. GRASS 100 Chambers street.
GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELS
y SAN FRANCISCO MlNsTRELs
! BIRCH. wAMBOLD AND BACKUs'
81 street
| CLOTILDE,
! CLOTILDE,
| BRUISED HEART.
| BRUISED HEART
FAMILY ExTiSEE SATERDXY XTa
| (,HARLEs II. FOSTER,
| SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
| Fifth Avenue HOTEL unnl the lst OF March.
| Prom the New Orleans Pcayuns.l
'That the remarkable Manifestations shown by Mr..
but language necessarily tails in ones attempts
sent tie subject IN anything but vague form II 10 only
personal knowledge which tell the story Suffice Il
70 tina there has not been here anything
that has afforded 50 wide field tor speculation touching
the mysteries Of what Is known Spiritualsm.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
MErRoPoLIrAs rHEArsE, .,.., 49,,
joins ~ f nH sss ns0Rssa in
forms the public that he has assumed the management
% SFny pas viii %sS
&o sDyYs 51 JAN EVERY EVENING Ar7A
SR4ah AS cas sAdEF ~ AT
AS K s $sss.
H00L9 ana riioMFsSN, Champion oOmiquss
ri Sss:..
sfS fHsshsOS SSf Eslt HsSSsson
WILLIS And rn1S One Hundred Star 1 Perior@ers
Da@
W frOpristor and MANAGER; M; LESTER wALI.Acx
EVERY lveNiIka i1 AND 1H SATURDAY MATINEE.
ina new sH HE gri ss1td rHs HHlNsy' entitled
u s5H SpdRs$ ss S5EsE IT M
EAaks shfkSri III sRSsD @ kb
Y9s S Miss ISL foSh b6RKE Mrs A SETON and His
BlAIsDELL also IN the cast =. nm Ca.
three weeks in advance.
DoorH,s THEATRE. FOURTH WEEK.
CONTINUED GRAND SUCCESSFUL
JARRETT PALMER are pleased to announce ns
complete triumph Of the production Of Haliidaysad
mlrabe fve act dramadzation of Charles DicHsns
charming story. David copperned" entitled
LITTLE EMILY.
which will be presented for
EVERY NIGHT T0 xs5 sX E5EBA MATINEE.
with the pOGra aE sSeG fn sa sSseHr ROWE
" "'' 'n"''A0's p'l' Slca%s Il ne
II. P,sss e1S with n q @ g, perfect,
At AfE a EsS sASRs sAgHrDn4l
THE r fHls sxItisa or THE SHIP.
SEATS MAY BIB SECURED ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
RoorHs rHEArRR.-wANrED. PITY REsPRor-
so. RoY IRON 10 to IL r yssrs Ct age e
Il ssss az s1h
Poorn,s THEATRE, DAILY GRAPHIC.
capital n's saIr%RR e fe' s seIas
now being perorn. aT Il B1 shH Theatre. esor. do
SAS fSiSs $frHSS 5SSrs s'!Bssooa
PAhh 1hn SSHaa4Saa OF m ksMEEsos Of .s.
MONDAY 'sTH s4 RAks ETH sfdA4s 1H
THURSDAY y9sAss p onsss night. only.
Is'0a' sseSfsMH sps xsd sSH'
pe0n' In Am Mhe. 8 BERTHE e1RARDrN.
In tho char H% the ROLE e0 G "a nas s asEL1Y
In rehearsal The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES isc;ss1 Fl sSEI2san capital.
M Ao s66sshfssos HALL. SIXTEENTH STREET
roa4s sssG;'s s: ;f.s:s
in ssSSs SGfHpi.ssss'
most shiOnsSe gathered to witness an entertain
A' SURPRISING RxCEITENcs.
.,, including THE Wandering Minstrels,n
Terry 81 TaS sHSSSs
2SSs a|.: Il Ssdh s. ssI9 4sD SsGAIh
w. MONDAY. JANUARY Is
" .hh J Sfh Afn hoSpsos.r Ao1hos
xz0 &5 sRAE HSSSb
THURSDAY. 0S Ss1Sxs O 4sP ssS Sshh AND sAr
ON HAND; Ss EkHs rs THE LAST
MONDAY; TUESDAY HAT TSUssDAY AND FRIDAY.
ESE1a s#s$$Sr
u e,t t%YfSS .is S%S s s 5SSSP'
50gsH ~. xEss re
xu sss Dans .P Sdmssg SsHss
" iais Il W. SI sss'1 ..vsu
Or SKATING IN T GHEr sGf FA * BY moos1,ou,
Chsrsctsrs BY Dan Bryant Bob Hart Nelse Seymour
Be-.
On MONDAY EVENING January U.s. . new and
Original e e g entitled ,., re-, .vn.
in which Mr. JAass sAFr4 the selsSra ASR F:ns
skY1Srs MaHska ~ xF
MUSIC FOR ch FaE F GEEH dosok hAsr
ON sAf e sbSs99 q fk hsa1llss9 1876
FREE LIBRARY !" %" " N'
OF KENTUCKY
The Board of Managers of the Kentucky Free Library
having r'' oSE G HUNDRED APPLICATIONS
BANDS oRoHEsTRAs r aNR VOCAL ORGANIZE.
inc United sss 2 Mgsc % %
KNOWN on Monday next January Ii. 1879
AT HooLEY's: BROOKLYN tNIGarIYh
GESkeIA r:n.0n
u BLLooa ENGLISH OPERA.
-'' u - academy or MUsiiG;,.
ssEF sNxso No 81 HYoLis 4ypEs
with the most complete lyric oraanson that has ever
sfee we'll 1aasa ana fresh voiced Chorus and care:
HoXDxY, January IS will be presented
Nerdi's ses ntlfu Opera,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
L,lFrH AVENUE THEATRE.
II EVERY EVENING AT a.
Mr. AUGUsTIA DAILY. Proprietor and Manager


for The ONLY TIMES this season, w. g. Giiberts
GREATEST sUCC SIS with the great CAST OF LAST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17
AMUSEMEyTA,
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
OLYMPIC THEATRE:

OLYMPio ihEAih6; n
Again we present fresh attractions
MONDAY, JANUARY Is 1875
Return of the Greatest Comic Artist the universe,
o0''''A M: Sol sSPrH h upS IA' DeN"eA0'
Mr.. Russell WI appear in series of his Inimable
Mis- Doreas Pennvroyal maiden lady of dubious age
The country singing teacher.
Master Tommy Bcggs with the composition on the
Disgory Doleful the Hypoc hondriac.
Jonn % p, So Sh n Leinperance Lecturer -.
First appearance OF the Marvellous Artist the Celestial
Wonder.
LING LOOK
First appearance Of the wonderful Man Serpent the ex-
~aordinary lying E phenomenon,
Encouragement for week longer, of the wonderful
artists,
THE GARNELLAs
who will perform the feat never before even attempted
,nou oy Any other performers IN the world
Of lb n.S sesSrsied pano@ms
MR.; FRANK DONALDSON,
Gurpos P y ris Ok G!'s sHa s 1Es%nB APE
First appearance the renowned InimItable masters
MEssRs0 o. Wy fss hsp Porter
' appea5iRee Wins II NE sceea1mPtHsnr clog Dancer
GUS. WILLIAMS
IN Il new selection OF
SONGS Sayings. Stories ana Sketches
MISS ALICE HARRISON
COURrWRIGHr AND GILBERT
in new Musical sketch, called
OUR SOUTHERN HOME.
introducing their famous double elastic and Dance
Mr. t. d. Goodng, Mr.. G. W. Reed Mr. S. Holdsw orth.
Miss A9die aarwell Miss Marie Connolly. Miss sadie
tanned.
The performance concluding with the new Darwinian
GuID0s PET. OR THE SENSIBLE APE
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.