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The Morning herald., 1875-11-15
WASHINGTON.
NEWS FROM THE Chl>l7'AL
The United 5.+a7cs .n'' extcO

rho limited i,+a7cs na ' eXi co
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-The recently
sv,cd runor that the United States are
hout to acquire another slice Of Mexican
Lrritsry by purchase or otherwise is with
I,t foundation, in fact. The Minister Of
| exico being inquired of in regard to the
after, declares in uneqnivocal terms that
! proposition has been made to this Gov
kuuent looking TO such acquisition, ana
at no negotiations for it have been pend
l..
| If made, the proposition would net be en-
rtained, as no measure of the character
uld receive the assent of any portion Of
people of Mexico, and its consideration
buld be fatal to the continuance in power
spv administration. The rumor probably
grown cut of the private, unofficial and
rbsl opinions expressed by members OF
United States Commission to inquire
% the outrages on the Texan border, to
effect that robbsr and Indian raids from
xco into Texas could be stopped only by
acquisition of portion of Northern
xco for the re-adjustnsnt of the houn-
y.
Vice-PresidcMt Wilson.
FAsHINGToN, D. c., Nov. II. - TIE
18th of Vice President Wilson continuc to
prove.
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OVER TIE CABLE YESTERDAY.
Won Arnim's Whereabouts.

BERLIN, Nov. 13.-Count Won Arnim is
still at Vevay, in Switzerland. He had aslte.l
leave of the Court to remain abroad longer
on account of the state Of lis health before
undergoing imprisonment. Before the
Court answered the application there ap-
peared the libellous pamphlet already de-
scribed.
Count Won ArHim.
LONDON, Nov. 14.-The Times special
telegram from Berlin says the Berlin Crimi-
nal Court has ordered, at the instance of
the public prosecutor, the arraignment OF
the author of recent pamplet containing a
document connected with the Arnim trial,
on the charge of insulting the Emperor and
libelling Bismarck and the Foreign Office.
1t is believed that Count Won Arnim him
self or some one in his confidence is the
author. The offence is punished by many
years of Imprisonment.
Tidal wave.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 13.-While the tide was
ebbng yesterday bore, or tidal wave, 10 feet
high, swept up the Parrett river, in somer-
setshire. At Bridgewater Dock the gates
were burst open, aud vessels broke from
their moorings.
One vessel was sunk and twenty more or
less damaged. Bores are not nnfrequent
along the shores of the British Channel, but
the one yesterday was larger and more dcs-
tructive than any that has occurred in a long
time. The weather is still inclement. The
foods in the inundated parts of England are
increasing.
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Carl Schurz has not, as has been erron.
eously reported In the western papers, taken
up his residence permanently in New York
He has only established his family there for
the winter, that he may have more con-
venient headquarters during his lecture
tour. Meantime he is doing more work
upon his paper, the st. Louis Westliche Post,
than he has been able to do for some years
past, and his strong articles on the political
situation and the duty Of good citizens, in
dependent Of party, are having wide circula-
ton throughout the German press Of the
country.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1875.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOUN.

Court begins to-day.
The sun rose this morning at GAG.
The Georgia minstrels are coming.
Cough is coming tho end of December.
Saturday was like Indian summer again.
The base ball season is about over for rs.
Secure your seats for the Opera tonight.
Our churches were well attended yester-
day.
Fowler lectures tonight in the Institute
Hall.
The HERALD's new press room is about
completed.
The City Hall clock is again keeping time
nearly time it was.
The farmers keep our markets well sup
piled with sweet cider.
Mr.. DuVal preached to large congrega-
tion, yesterday morning.
There are one hundred and twenty y-one
prisoners in our county Jail.
The last few days have been unfavorable
for the consumption of sausage.
The Delaware Avenue Baptist Church is
not large enough for its congregation.
The Union NJ. E. Church will give a
Thanksgiving Supper on the oath inst.
Ten more days of suspense for the turkeys,
then their carcasses will be suspenped.
DR.. Villers will lecture at the Grand Opera
House on the evening of December Goth.
The weather is still warm enough to lean
over the agate little while in the evening.
A temperance meeting held in the City
Hall yesterday afternoon was well attended.
Th-morrow night the Pho Mono Society
will give an entertainment in St. James
Church. Admission 25 cents.
The Executive meeting of the Delaware
Institute Of Mechanic Arts, which was an
nouaced for Saturday evening, did not take
place.
The Mayo, Jr., and Maple Leaf, Jr., of
this city, played a game on Saturday; at
the 9th inning, the score stood 16 to 10 in
favor of the Mayo. This club has played
II games this season, and has won them
all.
The Havre Republican has the following:
J'PE MORNING HERALD, new daily penny
paper, published At Wilmington, Delaware,
has already reached large circulation. It
~ !" opiSy, "SiA o~lVSu JouAAdis ~ COAGhlLIc
the pith of all the daily news, and sparkles
with gems of gossip and tit bits of litera-
ture.
The alarm offre, shortly after five O clock
last evening, was caused by rumor that
the ruins of the W. & W. Railroad Shops
had broken out afresh. The fire depart
ment, with their usual promptness, were on
hand, but happily their services were not
required.
The Rugby Monthly for November has
been received, and piesents neat appear
ance. 1t contains an original poem, BY
Right Track, which is much after the style
OF Bret Harte, and net inferior to some Of
hh there IL an interesting article from E.
Eckel; "The Teachers Appeal" and =
well written page of editorial. This is the
Third year of the Ragby, and it is now the
most attractive amateur in the State.
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.EYTENlIYE SALES.

George W. Ingram, real estate agent, of
this town, says the Middlstown Transcript,
has sold the following property Farm Of
Sewell Green to William Flintham, for
$17 900; the farm Of Victor Green deceased,
to John Drammond, for $2s s,4O6 the lum-
Der yard and factory of j. B. Fenimore, in
Middletown, for IS 500, purchasers name
no. given; and the mill property Of Jshn
Drummond, to j. B. Eenimore, for SD, 600.
Who can beat It?
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MORHIs TAsKER e. CO.'S. WORKS.

The iron works of Nessrs. Morris Tasker
& Co., at New Castle having suspended for
a short time, taken in connection with the
suspension Of one of their large shops in
Philadelphia for a few days to make some
necessary repairs, gave rise in Philadelphia,
last Friday to rumor that they had sus-
pended, owing to failure in business. This
firm gives direct employment to five hundred
or one thousand men, and besides this num-
Der others find work with them in various
ways. The firm in q written statement
haye announced that there is no foundation,
whatever, for the rumor.
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Another ATTEMPT,

looK, N. H., Nov. 1.-THE Herald
epage, the alleged murderer of Miss
engmaid, has made another attempt
pc from prison. He had nearly
# an iron bar before his work was
fed. The jailor has since changed
ping and placed him in another cell.
}Orted that Detective Hildrcth has
al important evidence against the
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Damage by Fire.

EsroN, s. c., Nov IA fire last
used the quitting of the store oc-
Reed & Co., dry goods dealers,
art gallery, the finest in the city,
|hing stores, one = book concern OF
|% Co., and the other, unoccupied
considerably damaged. Caring.
|elry store and other connecting
were damaged by water. The
mostly covered Ivy insurance.
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lbel and Immoral Csndkct.

ICY, ILL.,, Nov. 14.-The jury in the
: libel suit of -Rearick against the
Wig, returned a verdict assigning
nages at $25.
Fl. 0. Hoffman has been acquitted
be charges of Immoral conduct for
he had been tried.
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Going Out with The Tide.

Raise mo in my bed, wife:
There's the sound of the sea in my ear,
ANA IL Sings to my soul in music
lhat earth Is not blessed to hear.
open the little window, wife,
1hen come and sit by my side;
Wen wait Gods sweet f1ood-water
10 take me out with the tide.
'"e me "rbor-bar, wife,
And my dear little boat in the bay;
But who shall be able to guide her
When her master hath passed away?
know that helm so trusty,
VIII answer no other hand
As 1t answered mine, when I knew, wife,
You were waiting for me on the strand.
Our boys are all before us; wife;
Wee Jack Is beneath the wave,
And slue-eyed Freddie sleeps, wife,
In yon yew-bowered grave,
Where the early daises cluster s~
Around his baby bed,
And the thrush sits chanting softer
In yon tree that shades the dead.
There's q chill runs through our hearts.
wife,
When the harbor-bar doth moan,
But darker grief will be yours, wife,
When you're left In the cot alone;
But few more flows OF the sea, wife,
And few more GIBBS of the tide,
Then Gods sweet flood shall bring you
Again to your cid mans side
The red sun is low in the west, wife,
And the tide sinks down with the sun;
We will part with each other in love, wife,
For sweetly our lives have run,
Give me ysur hand, my own love,
AS you gave 1t days Of yore;
We will clasp thon1, ne'r 10 be sunder
When we meet on the fBr-off shore.
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Alexander and Samuel johnson took
lovcrseed from the barn Of Michael Rae
gan near Elkton.
The protracted meeting at Asbury church,
Third and Walnut, closed last evening.
Since the revival commenced, there have
been 115 persons converted.
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|Narlfke PFeDarations,

PETERSBURG, Nov. 14.-Accordins
(clal order from Lividia three divi-
troops stationed in the military
|of st. Petersburg are to be held in
for service by the 18th inst. 1t is
that the fourth division of infantry
received the same Instructions
troops stationed in Southern Rus
Fald to be in readiness for active
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SNOW and Storm.

70, ONT. NOV. 14.-A terrible wind
storm commenced here early this
Snow fell to the depth of over a
ports from western Canada show
lorm has been general and that it
the winter has fairly set in.
Ihc gale this morning the schooner
Pen, of Oswego, went ashore on
and was partly demolished. An
oher, name unknown, is also re-
|ore just outside the harbor.
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Illinois Failures,

|INcY, ILL.,, Nov. 14.-Four failures are
fted here, viz !; Bushnell q Jones, ice
PRS, Greenleaf& g. Co., Aachinists Jno.
Pm, jobber of notions, and Ran"h &
bt ,srocers. The liabilities of the first
d firm are reported heavy.
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Death, sasw aad Religion.

Death, Saow and RellxioM.
leicester, N. II. Nov. 14.-Mrs. Edward
|hs, aged 81 years, dropped dead of
|lexy to-day.
: understood that a movement is on
b have Moody and sankey visit this
boon.
ght snow storm prevailed here this
bon.
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Crushed tV Death.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Nov. 14.-A young man
named George Orr was crus he'd to death at
Laporte to-day, while coupling cars IN the
yard of the Toledo, Peoria, and warsaw
Railroad Company.
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Fanlous IrOtel burned.

AwRENcE, KANSAS, Nov. 14.-The old
tsna Hotel Of this city made famous
|ng the war, being the headquarters Of
Ptell, WAS destroyed by fire yesterday.
s. 900.
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yice-PresideMt Wilson.
The Weather To-Day.

Washington, Noa. II.
or the Loacer Lake Regions and AiGcNe
rs, rising tolloacsd By falling barometer,
Us shifting to East and South, slightly,
'nsr ,czoudy or partly cloudy west1scr Except
b temperature along the Coast, and IN the
her, Hght Saa0au md rain.
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PERSONAL,

Hon. John R. Valentine, so long assistant
to the U. 5. District Attorney for tho Eas-
tern District of Pennsylvania, has been ap-
pointed to the latter office, and is now U. s.
District Attorney of that district. He is =
brother of the late Mayor, Valentine, of this
city.
Mr.. John I. o'Byrne, heretofore one of
the publishers and proprictors of the MORN
ING HERALD, has connected himself with
the editorial department of the paper.
Mr.. George Morgan has resigned his posi-
tion as city editor of the MORNING HERALD
and will connect himself with some Phila-
delphia or Washington paper.
Hon. T. F. Bayard expects to visit Sussex
county this week.
James X. Bradford desires to return
thanks to the Wilmington Il Reading Rail
road Company for their prompt assistance
at the fire on Friday evening.
Mr.. silas Smith, night operator of the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company, is
on brief visit to Baltimore.
Mayor Whitley has become thoroughly
indoctrinated int into the duties of his
office, ,and deals out justice with impartiality.
Moody and Sankey could create no greater
excitement than that witnessed Sunday
nights at the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church.
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DEL ATENUE BAPTIST CHURCH

DEL. AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Under the preaching Of Rev. I. N. Halde-
man, a revival has been in progress for
sometime at the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church, which has been attended with a
success highly 1atterins to the able PASTORS
efforts. Last night there were twenty -one
candidates for the Hely ordinance of
Baptism, and the attendance was the largest
seen within the building this year.
Last evening the doors were
not opened until seven O'Clock,
but long before this hour there were fully
one thousand people in the streets surround
ing the editice, which it is unpleasant to
state was anything but decorous gathering.
There was every topic talked upon but that
of religion, and in tone that was more
beistersus than polite, and made it painfully
apparent that highly aggravated sense Of
curiosity was more the incentive for this
gathering than that of holy intentions.
This squeezing and crowding is an injustice
to the regular pew holders who are crowded
out of their seats by the intrusion Of an Nm
invited assemblage Of curiosity seekers.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The estimated expenses of our city gov
ernment, for 1876, has just been presented
to councils, by the Comtprolier he fixes
the sum at $l4, ,526,765.
The Hebrew ministers of this city, have
protested to the Bora Of Education, against
the use of book entitled "Elements of
Moral Science, by Francis Mayland," be-
cause of it's sectaran character, in its in
culcation of the doctrine Of the redemption
of the world from sin, through the crucifx-
ion of Jesus Christ. The matter has been
referred to committee.
The valuation of real estate and personal
property in this city, as assessed for pur-
poses of taxation, is $503, ,413 1878, an in
crease of$1S, $780, ,4l0, since last year. The
receipts fron taxes were $10,51s,462 5s,
and from all other sources, about 81 ,00O,-
600, will be added, making the total re-
csipts for municipal purposes, for 1875,
about $l7 ,000, 600.
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OFFENBACH. LECOCQ HERvE AND STRAUSS

will be culed FROM 80 as to render this Ball the mo
completely French thathas taken place In this cit
MIRTH. BRAUT,
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slf AaAss5xs r khEESSssstiDs.
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.E pSssoS% has sAcHgbb ,SSSSSsthH
Tnf GHy building the world aoran
every department
Doors open at and 8 30 Performance at ESQ and s.
box 0f Hl Pr" 'fS% TO WILL SOON CLOSE
T ,YcEuEM THEATRE, FOURTEENTH STREET AND
s E$Sss$ 4 $#H E4RE stEz4sEE#
Ths great triumph he
The great Srs%ss .S%b SS 81 i he season: Season
ME- ME- E$$::: EsBE EEzs:sF#
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, T%IxT Az Axe a APP S Gk9WS;
rup npu,,
T ThE t Any E ETIzABEr
pr0duGsa with wiz new ssnsTy proDSriies costumes
S CHH.Hfia'' anu p0"ef'u cast 'n'iu'nS Mr. 'Ao
pSf Ses an e Nh Second RoSsSy Matinee
A CADEMY OF MusiC
GRAND ANIMAL, BENEFIT OF THE
First ,ger!ormance Of
OPERA BOuFFE, n three acts, W. Offenbach.
her only appearances ~ New York this season.
Reserved seats may be had at G. sCHIRNR'S, 7Ol
INERio1N ooNsERv 1ToRy ov VTs7c
Professor WES,Y sc; RoEnEH N,dcs slrf Drec,or
Soroasn ss.o0
and e at
cSTrInwAy Hall. Tupo TuoM.S
= The public IS respectfully informed that -o""'
will give. on sAruRDaY ana M TaSSSAS mex,
With Increased opehssr 49,
MONDAY EVENING NNtNJ January Is ats
WekerI pNnst rom Leipzig his rst Hns,Snn
Admission tickets 81; reserved seats, 5O. extra can
aas ss ss had at all tho principal music
L The entertainment at the olympic Theatre is, OF
ss es %ss Ssts the most
~;,. !; :,,.S!; 81?
Night and Morning" waltz Warren, 76c "Xmaryiiis''
anu 01 onA.' 0D 6I rs ~ CO., III Broadway
'h' best Dill .. tine season was presented
n.,oue. 70 dome.
~. .,,..,.,nu.,, .,,,,n., .
with no,,v. msr,, and w.: on. .,,.a,.,as n,....
w. ''.'''s '-'''' - .-''N '''-''
approaching to vulgarity.
So says the New lors Herald of January g. speaking
OF the
INV vrsic .yor Svvrn .7ss rur w.,sa
IN till the We'll Runs Dry Amt You Awful' and
"The Timid Awkward Squad,n 10 cents per copy. HAIR
DING'S, 1s8 Bowery. By mail same price Catalogues
--------------
CUs WILLIAMS AS THE pgrcHMAN ABROAD.
" SIX DAYS IN LONDON.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. 62i BROADWAY.
DANJO SONG AND DANCE JIG CLOG AND IRISH
Is jig dancing taught for the stage Banjos ali prices
JOHN BO0A n IUU East Houson street. near Bowerv
a REC .IIcp uAppI.nN
NJ 1872 hLLCH NM v SIT ~, n cru ~ ~ ,rou,,
~ RI nv, NH ES
OLi Mr ~ III We. Us nsOhOWA1
:. nm.r.., -, a., a.. cnrur.nn
RstSaSan MA aiIH I'M Eib Era.
, =, :, :, = :, 49,, ,r-~-,>,
FI'HE TALk VI III 4, TOW N.,,r -. 49,. 49,.
L THE bESr ENTERTAINMENT IN TIE CITY.
o,vv,,c Nh vEwEEfboof SAYS 81: p,o.,vv
vorvC ,,~r,Ix,.I Drs,nCs No r.rr -
YOUNG GEN ILEMAN DESlKEs TO TAKE Les
~ sons In the drama q nrsf clss' prote ssiona "A.
House New YORK.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Eth AVENUE THEATRE. .
~ Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY. Proprietor and Manager
MONDAY NIGHT AT r.
and Every Evening during the week. will be produce
tor the first time this theatre Mr. DAVIS annuaa
shakespearian revival, the comedy of the
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.,.MENAGKRIE OF COZ RARE WILD BEAsTsl
ELEPHANrS, SEA LIONS,
BUFFALO, GLANDS,
SERPEN1S, LEOPAKDS,
BABBO0Ns, TAPIkS,
CANALS. YAkS,
APES,
GIRAFFES,
LLAMAS, ZEBRAS,
MONKEYS, BEARS.
HYENAS LIONS
- DROMEDARIES, SACRED CATTLE
KANGAROOS, POLAR BEARS
The only amusement building In the world nffordtng
equal facilities TOR viewing the from
every department
Doors open at and 30 Performance at 2kY0 and &
Box Offcs open from to4
HlPPUDRUME WILL SOON CLOSE.
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GLOBE THEATRE,
VI 72S Broadway 100
CAMPBELL MuRTHA.. Managers
MONDAY, JANUARY II,
hrst appearance OF the most accomplished Gymnasts
THE VICrORELLIS
First week Of the renowned Ethiopian Comedians
REYNOLDS BROS.
The Eccentric Comedians
JAMES A. KRLLEY and ED CERIsSIE.
Overwhelming success Of the established favorites
ADAH RICHMOND. jennie HUGHES,
JEAN GREY. GoLLiE MITCHELL.
The irropressib fun maker
GEORGE ATKINS.
WALTER BRAY WILLIAM DEvERE.
NED FOX.
The popular Song and Dance Artists
SMITH ana WALDRON.
JOHN WUODARD.
The EoliAn Quartette,
BALL. THOMSON, FOSrkk and GILLESPIE.
All the novelties OF the day represented
FARCE. FUN BURLksQUE and MtNSrkELSY.
Second week Of the sparkling burlesQus exravagauza
RNANI,
In which all the great company will appear.
POPULAR PRICES.
General admission cents reserved seats rs cents;
family circle, 10 cents
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| CARD.-THIkTY CENTS. CHILDREN HALF
PRICE. Gives one hour and half for studying the
won ierful Geological Collection In the grand Menag
ere, and two hours for witne sling the thrilling Hur
die Flat Jockey and Roman Chariot and standing
Races
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newly arranged in four after the London and Paris
Ian model IN SERIES OF iABLEAuX, each act being
comprised within q SINGLE SCENE.
Mr. DAILY has endeavored in every way TO make this
production companion pic u the shakespearian
yiyas OF former seasons and equal the successes
which followed Twelfth Night" Merry Wives OF Wind
SOr' Loves Labors Lost" &C.
he scenery has been prepared by Mr.. James Roberts
and Mr.. Charles Nm William.
fhe Glees. Soios and Duets WY arranged
by MIR. Harvey Il. Doiworth
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AMUSEMENTA,

The Herald says:-"Thsre more parts In LITTLE
York stage. ~
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PRICES FOR THE MILLIONi
PRICES FOR THE MILLlONi

| GARD Notwithstanding the unparalleled reduc
| uon from former prices the reserved system Is still
retained, enabling seats TO be secured week In
advance. The half price for children under ten re-
ers not only To Family Circle but 70 the reserved
| de partments also.
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ri, cla,u say mere are more paris III u ~.
York stage"
An increasing attend evidepcng appreciation OF
the excellence OF Hxllidays admrabi dramatic yer.
SION or CHARLES DICKENS charming story. DAVID
Copperhed," and entitled
LITTLE EMLYi
In which the popular actor and author.
Mr. GEORGE fAWCkTT ROWE.
gives his inmitabe Improvisation OF character OF
continued through thiid week,
EVERY NIGHT and at the SATURDAY MATINEE,
with the following remarkable
AZ lGNMEET OF PARTS
DANIEL PEGGOrTY... Mr.. FREDERICK B. WARDE
D1vlD c0PPERyIRiD. :. Mr.. ,ULaupE BuRRoGGHs
SpEEktOEIH. CHARLES ROcKWELL
e.
uRiAH HEEP. CHARLES LIE CLERCQ
Ii TIE EMILY ................ MAUDE GRANGER
BETSY TROrWOOD, ..............,. Miss MARI WELLS
AGNES WICkFIELD. Miss LOUISE HENDERSON
ss..Ch AM MISS lELFN LhtNt
PEGG0ffY BARKis........." Miss ATdISrA RAYMOND
Mrs GuMMIDGE ......-....MIssE STELLE NOR IMER
Mrs MiCAWBER.. Miss EMMA GKATrAN
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will include the di,g,inguisnsq tragic artist

STIRRING PARTISAN NovELTYl
METROPOLITAN THEATRE, 5s5 BROADWAY
WI MONDAY, JANUARY H.
EVERY EVENING 1T 7a5
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES
EIGHT NEW STARS EIGHT.
Miss MINNIE GRAY THE CHARMING VOCALIST
GRIFFIN AND RICE.
FRANK JONES. THE MUSICAL MOkE
TIM NORRIS. ELLA IEFLIN.
MILE PICKERr. JESSIE DANVERS
AND ALI. THE METRoPoLIrAN FAvoRiTEs.
GIRLS OF HE PERIOD
AND BOYS OF TuE DAY.
INTRODUCING THE CELEBRATED
LA JARDlN MABILLE
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The magnihcen: scenery Is IRON the pencils OF WILL
LIAM v0nGrLIN and RlCHAaD MARSTON. the prn
cipal pictures being
THE ILLUMINATED CATHEDRAL.
THE ARK ON THE SANDS,
THE STORM SCENE.
THE SAILING or THE SHIP,
AZ q Which have nssnIous meehaniesi sdiunsts
VANCE.
DARK THEATRE, OPERA COMiOUE
L MR. STUART HAS THE HONOR 70 ANNouSCR
THAI IN CONTRACTION With MEssRs. GRAU
SEASON 0F FRENCH OPERA.
opening
MONDAY nth.
with Bazin's delightful Opera ComQue,'
LIZ VOYAGE EN- CHINE.
which will be presented with scenery by Ishsrwood
and Maoder new decorative adjuncts and following
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First appearance In the United statcs.(
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Matelots. &c.
Doors open at TX.
rehearsal LecocQs last and browning triumph. the
SENSATION
EUROPEAN CAPITALS,
GIROFLE-GIROFKA.
Tor which Messrs. GRAU CHlZZOLA have purchased
the sole right Of production
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