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NEGRO DESPERADOES.

ONE FERocIoUsLY ATTACKS POLICEMAN IN
ELIZABETH, N. j., AND ANOTHER SHOOTS AT
A WHITE WOMAN.
themselves in a manner not calculated TO reject
credit on their race. one OF them, powerful lily
built FELLOW named Joe Terrell tried TO murder
policeman named Elminger on Wednesday night
1t seems that Joe resides in "Peterstown" the
coored quarter OF the town, and Is notorious
character whom the police have long sought for.
but In vain. orders had been gwen to arrest him.
Or the night named ofncer Elminger spied him
in Grove street anc ordered him to stand. In
stead OF doing so he ran at the top OF his speed,
the oflcer In hot pursuit. The blue coat overlook
Joe ana grabbed him. Then ensued fierce strug
gle between the two men. The oficer seized the
negro by the throat ana tried to choke him into
submission, but the black was too strong Tor MIN.
with MS nst which partly stunned him. Then the
officer drew his club. but Joe prevented him from
using 1t and hit ana tried 10 gouge his uniformed
antagonist. He then tried break the ocer's back
by the ''bear's Rrlpn but meanwhile Elminger
into the meekest submiss on. Yesterday Joe was
July committed TO jail for trial
ANOTHER NEGRO ATTEMPTS MURDER.
About the same hour the desperate rencontre
described above was taking place another alleged
notorious black Dlackguard. named Thomas
Smons was taken into custody on charge OF
attempting to murder q drinking saloon propr1-
etress, a Mrs. Barbara Rectingshoerer, OF MOTIFS
avenue. ~ 6ctmb bHdL UH lucouhy cNouluB
Smons VINO, since the passage OF the civil Rights
bill, has been very impudent overbearing and
dsordery inclined. entered the woman's saloon
and procured some liquor. He then began abusing
her, as she AYERS, and she undertook to put him
out she herself Of Amazonian build. and succeed
ed after hard tusse with Tom. She threw him on
the Sidewalk. He picked himself up, pnled pis-
toll and deliberately shot at MRS. Rectingshoener.
The ball crashed through the front window and
passed so close 10 the woman's head that she
shriekea. supposing herself shot. Slmons thought
he had Killed her. He waited with mis- pistol
cooked until he seemed satisfied Of this ana then
marched on. number OF persons witnessed the
act but were so amazed that they made no EFFORT
to prevent Smons' escape. When arrested he
stoutly denied all knowledge or the matter, but
was iully ldentlned yesterday. He. too was fully
committed Tor trial on a charge OF attempted
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BROOKLYN.
appreciation.

quantity or dry goods, valued at $500, was
stolen Yesterday from the store OF +. Name
Brother. No. 2Sl Fulton street.
The patrolmen OF the new mounted squad have
been provided with horses and equipments. They
will DE ready or service on Saturday.
ofncer Taggart, of the Stage street police was
severely beaten yesterday by James Malone, whom
he was srying to arrest Tor disordery conduct
Assistance arrived and the culprlt was locked up.
At the nesting OF the Kings County Board OF
Supervisors yesterday, the District Attorney was
appointed legal adviser for the county without
compensation. The salary OF the Second Assistant
District Attorney was fixed at SO, SEQ per annum.
The examination OF the case OF Thomas Well
wood ana wife against Charles s. Schiller was con-
tinued yesterday before United States Commits
sioner Winslow The complaInants claim 900
tor money alleged to nave been collected by the
defendant. who was their partner In the real
estate speculation at Breslau L. ].
team or horses attached TO a wagon driven by
Martin Dwyer became frightened yesterday at
Fulton street and Cambridge place and ran away.
AT st James place thev dashed through the win
dow or Knowlton's real estate once, smashing he
furniture. throwing the plate glass IN every direc
tion nearly killing the office boy and entailing q
damage oil $500.
Captain w. r. Browne, late United States Navy,
so favoraoly known In our Eastern cities for the
past two years, is 10 deliver lecture next sun
day forenoon in the Greenwood Bapt sc church.
corner OF Fourth avenue and Fifteenth street,
Rev. A. G. Lawsons. Subiect-"Tne Glorious Re-
suits Of Missionary Labor In Africa and the Islands
OF the Sea for the Last Eighty Years. The lee
Lurer speaks from personal observation during bis
thirteen VOYAGES around the globe.
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STATEN ISLAND.

The pilot boat Pet, No. O. while lying at anchor
on Stapleton, early yesterday morning, was dis
covered to be fire BY officers Romer ana FitZ-
patrick, VINO rowed OF In small boat and IN
formeu those on board, who put the nre out. 1t
caught around the stovepipe on deck.
The inhabitants OF Tompkinsvie make loud
complaints Of the nuisance OF corner loafers on
week day evenings as we'll as on Sundays, from
twenty TO lorty OF them may be seen grouped at
the street corners, and persons. male as well
as female, who are compelled 70 pass them are
almost invariably insulted.
Ezekiel TaDarini the Italian saloon keeper, at
Clifton, who mysteriously disappeared from MS
home over two years ago, leaving a letter TO his
wife stating that MS body might be found In the
Hudson River. has been heard from. HIS wife has
recently ascertalned that he shipped In the United
states navy, under an assumed name, some time
ago. Meantime MS property mas been sold under
foreclosure.
A statement recently made in some OF the city
papers In relation 70 the progress OF the govern.
ment work near Elizabeth Is Inaccurate In sew
eraI particulars The northern parspet dyke has
not vet Teen commenced. The southern dyke has
oeen partially constructed, but work will have 10
cease soon Tor want OF funds. The amount appro-
prlated by the government rs almost exhausted,
and tue bill granting an additional sam was de-
feaIed. Tne secretary OF War has commissioned n
boaTd OF engineers to examine the WORK and re-
port TO Congress AZ the next session: and mean
time nothing can be done IN the way OF new con.
structlon.
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FAREWELL, FIGHTING FREEHOLD
Frs.

A MEMORABLE DAT FoR JERSEY TAxPAYERs.
Yesterday was day OF gloom for the mirth-
loving portion OF the taxpayers OF Hudson county,
New Jersey. The career OF the lighting Free.
holders VINO had furnished such spicy entertain
ments 10 the public during the year came to q
close the retrospect seemed 20 exercise a de-
pressing erect on the members, who had the sad
reflection uppermost in their minds that their
efforts mad not Deen fully appreciated. Fer the
nrst time during the existence OF the Board The
proceedings we're characterized oy profound at
tention to the utterances Of the CLERK. The d.
rector submitted his nnal report, accompanied by
a complete financial statement, In which he set
forth that a great saving 20 the taxpayers had
been enected. Pauperism mad increased twenty
i've per cent during the year and called for
corresponding accommodation at the AlmshOuse
on snake Hill. Instead Of erecting large Duild-
dered the erection OF two payIlions at a moderate
cagt. sir II these pavflons would accommodate
900 persons and could be erected for $40 900.
Lunacy was also on the increase At This
announcement there was movement in the
LOBBY winch evoked a smile from several Free
holders. fne Director, after the report was read,
stated that as that was the last meeting 81 the
BOARD all Dllls should he presented. Then camea
rush OF bill rom each member for personal ex-
pcnses. Inc bills averaged 5000 each for thirty
a"a OeIs reaches cG the sum nt Of
s3O,00o for personal expenses alone. One
mefnbca. Mr.. Roche, received only $40, while
others received 100 Under the new law there
VIII be only sixteen members with q salary OF
$500 each IN lieu OF all expenses. This will 10
will nave 70 furnish bonds IA the sum OF $40, 900.
The new Board Will organize next Tuesday.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. April %, 1875.
No. "a Maximilian VS.. The Mayor, dc.-Argu-
ment resumed and concluded.
No. PA. Emu ". CLARK, administrator, &c, VS..
John q. Seeker et al, appelanis.-Passed.
No. 223 Charlotte Haynes, respondent, vs.. The
American Popular Life Insurance Company, APP
pellant.-Argued BY George Bliss, Of counsel Tor
appellant aud submitted i0r respondent
No. ga william +. Kirkland, respondent, VS..
william Dinsmore, President, &c. appellant
Argued Dy 4. NJ. ia Costa, OF counsel Tor appel
lant ana by II. K Peck for respondent
No. 226. Mary Shea. respondent, vs.. The sixth
Avenue Railroad Company. appellant.-ArRued
by Waldo Hutchins, OF COUNSEL ior appellant,
and by d. r. Buel ior respondent.
NO. 227. Emil HIneman ct al. respondents, VI.
Jonn nurd. ct AL, appenants.-Argued by John f.
ward Tor appellants and by W. ". Mcfarland Tor
respondents. case still on.
Adjourned.
DAY CALENDAR.
The following Is the day calendar for April 30 -
Nos 23l 234 235 "a, 244 4, 244k, 245, 246.
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The ordinary hustle was observable at the Gus
TOM House yesterday. and the corridors were
crowded By the usual throng OF once seeFers and
Idle ON cals, while there was no exception TO the
rush or congiomerate humanity 20 be found in all
nubIic oricss OF tnis great Republic during bust
ness hours Collector Arthur did not appear un-
ri late In the day, the explanation thereof being
the Murphy wedding OF the previous evening and
ths or1cial lassitude naturally attendant thereon.
Assistant collector Lydecker said there were
some items oil general news 70 be given TO the
HERALD hut as he could not leave important
buslness connected with the department TO I'M
mart the same another day must elapse before
the expectant public can be satisned.
Notniug franspIred In the seizure Bureau.
Colonel Triecnel. the mead, was absent yesterday,
and only the ordinary unpacktng OF great cases Of
Havana cigars and the am KING OF the proper gov
eminent stamps gave an air Of business 70 the
M
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TWO YERDICTS.

An inquest was held by Coroner Croker yester-
day at the Coroner's once IN the case OF William
]. Heeney, aged three years, who was run over on
the 23d inst BY car no. III or the Belt line After
4 great deal OF testimony had been taken ths case
WAS gwen 70 The jury. After being out for over
an hour they returned the two following YER
dicts:-
We the Jury empaneled 70 inquire into the Of
death Ia the 81 William J. heeney. do. upon
0arhs and nrmations that the said child
ms shock 10 injuries accidentally received
bcinE Dy No. III Of the Belt line April
"a and we exonerate driver all blame in the
matter August STRUCK.
LANRENCE KELLY.
ED. FRANKIE
The three other jurors presented verdict as
folows:-
We the under.igned dissent from the above verdict
and believe that the driver neglected his duty
stopping ms seeing that the child in imminent
danger but continued drive causing the
death OF the enid. THOMAS MGR UGH
CHARLES LIEBERS,
HUGO JOACHIM, Sr.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SING SING.

shortly after eight O'Clock on Wednesday even
ing nre broke out IN the livery stable OF Bloom
Foster, situated on the lower dock, west OF the
Hudson River Railroad. at Sing Sing, winch, i'm
mediately extending TO the adjacent buildings,
resulted in loss OF property TO the amount OF
over $2o,0oo The houses consumed were the Nell
son House, the Empire Hotel and LARGE
three story dwelling known as the Man.
sion House, in addition to the structure in
which the names were first discovered. A num-
Der or horses which were In the stables were with
difficulty rescued: among them the valuable
rel gelding Bashaw. owned bI ex.Assemby man
Henry q. Nelson. ID. ID. Nelson, proprietor or tue
Nelson House, loses building, furniture ana
stock aoout $4,000, on which there IL an insur-
ance OF $4,000. The loss OF Bloom 4 Fogts~,
VINO occupied the Empire Hotel ana
owned the livery stable. Is estimated at
IS, 200. which, IL 10 Understood. is partially
covered BY insurance. The house was owned Dy
Mrs Phebe VAIL and was valued at $4,000; In
sured for $4,000. The Mansion House was valued
at 81, 900 and was uninsured IL was owned by
Charles 7. COCKS. The Fire Department was
prompty at the scene ri the nre. but unfoTtunatey
laDored under the double disadvantage OF an IN
suficient quantity OF hose ana an inadequate SUP
ply of water. The oriR1n Of the Ore is not known,
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THE SHERIDAN TRAGEDY.

Philip Sheridan, the unfortunate man whose
skull was fractured on Sunday last in Jersey city
by a rowdy named Doyle was still living yester-
day, but II was not thought possible be could sur
vive during the night. DR.. Lochner, the City
Physician OF the Third district called three times.
and in the evening he held consultation with
Dr. Qulmby In the case. The congestion OF the
brain had progressed SO RAPIDLY, however, that
medical aid was OF tie avail. Had he been at
tended to In time IL is believed he would have
recovered. His wife states that the CITY Physi-
clan, on whom she first called, refused 10 reneat
his visit because when ne asked her for dollar
she told him she could not pay IL.
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blue marx on the hip or the deceased woman, but
that II was probably caused by Ill sister OF
RE deceased, who saw the body soon alter the
woman's death, states that the oody was covered
vita blush spots and aOrasions. Tnere was ons
struck BY a boot. The house IN which the untortu-
nate woman died was bequeathed 10 her by her
nrst husband, and 1t is alleged that Moran pro-
cured will leaving all the property 10 him. as
the sister or the 1rSt husband was allowed ny the
original will $500 0ut OF &C. Moran admits ne beat
his wife frequently, but not during her recent
illness. Great excitement exists In the neighbor-
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THE JERSEY STREET MURDER

on the 18th inst. Joseph Pondofo and Dominica
PolIclo quarrelled over a game OF cards at No. II
Jersey street. After vast deal OF hard swearing
on both sides Poicio lett the house, but returned
again in a few minutes. On entering he drew a
knife aud STABBED Pondofo twice The wounded
man was removed to Bellevue Hospital, where he
died on the 2ith inst. Yesterday coroner Croker
heid an inquest In the case the jury rendering
verdict IN accordance with the facts "a above
given. PolicIo was committed 10 the Tombs TO
await the action OF the Grand Jury.
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REAL ESTATE.
Inc following we're the sales At the Exchange
SalesroOm yegterday:-

the following we're the sales at the Exchange
SalesrOOm yesterday
sFw YoRE PR0rERrT-Br A. ~ nrLLKR Arp
rga ~ M and 4 No 30 East 18th e.. = =, 6A2 ~
" 81 III av tot ~ 0xf9 III ~ togan. .sZ2 $50
q "a tenement II. aud 4 No. S53 East iltn 81. n
iaggtt ". Of tst ~. lot a..7x57 sx22 gx9i. n
l045 hsnrN h9soo a. d,ssi,,, ,tc i'
aboye 0n W :. lot "A 6xif05x29.5xIZ4.f, Jonn
II n ana III M ana (. Nj 20 adjoining the above,
ot "a l24 4x29 gxts. J, McManns $500
aeon snd 10, 81 Ie1losxs5 H. D. scNanas $500
y ~. LUDLOW Ann co.
1 "a bg tenement and No rs east 10th st.. n,
asa 81 " a. 9Th Az. lot r. i192 Henry Lpmann,
nv tERf IonNsoS.
1gSb h.12s. bk. NJ II - bk a.. with plot known
a. NOE -, ID, y and = iudson a.. = e corner %
Leonard ~, plot 70 ski tx45 lx6t5 =; also the ~
h. n. and L so. Leonard St. adoluina above,
rear lot 2ylx5sxl8fx6 40, samuel hircn, tor
y bk. n and NJ. ~ Iudson s., g. =. 70 3 n
LEONARD lot n.2x63 sxD 3x5aIf samuel ~
frgM ftrn VIZ.
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HGGHwAYMEN ON LONG ISLAND.

On Wednesday evening, about eleven O'Clock, as
Isaiah Weeks and his wife icoioredl were going
through Union nan street Jamaica, on their way
home. tuey we're stopped ny two highwaymen,
VINO presented pistols and threatened 20 blew
tpclr hfslu~ oat ~ t&ey gave any alarm. MRS.
weeks. however, cried "Murderw and thus At
traCteh tnr attention OF two gentlemen, who iOr-
tuu8tc.Y nappeneO 70 DC near BY, and upon their
anmrnArM NE NlllAlnh ned.
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THE MORAN MYSTERY.

FURTHER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES IN THE
CASE.
post-mortem examination on the body ofAnne
Moran, VINO It was supposed had died from in
JurIes inflicted by her husband, was held yester.
day BY County Physician stout at Jersey CITY. He
declined to order an inquest and gave permit
Tor burial. lie admitted tnst there was black or
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THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The nags At the Produce Exchange yesterday
were al full mast Ia honor OF the Legislature,
winch on wednesday lad on the table the resoiu-
flons of the canal Committee and passed the reso-
lutions recommended by the Canal Board, which
latter looks TO the reduction or tolls on grain
coming TINS way. FESTIVE dinner was TO take
mace al Dplmouico's last evening OF the members
n me Produce Exchange. Inc arrangements
were at made nv a yer select ommitiee. but
scarcely ANYTHING known OF the afrair Out or
the arislocratIc coterle OF the Exchange.
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Decisions.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS,
Pr INDIE Rnrretf.


Parmly vs.. Ward; Gentle ". Gee; New York
Rendering COMPANY y. Inc American chemical
Works: Willis vs.. kuhn.-MOtions granted.
IN tile Matter Of Stewart.--Report confirmed.
There are some blanks 10 the order " ich require
consideration.
Berrian ". FrankIIn.-Tne value or the premises
small that no allowance - mace 70 any party
rave the plaintiff and 70 hlm II Du $50
APPRECIATE W. Wood aTd.-Report confirmed
Lewis VS.. Peri.-Notion denied. with $40 costs
Hennessy W. Empire Fire EXungushing Com
pany-lnis Application should Dc upon nOuce 70
the parties ~ the SUIT aud al parties IN interest
BaAer ". Cteary.-lt j. qut'e evident that Cleary
has DO other papers wtich he deems e proper Or
discreet 10 EXHIBIT and tnat there are more,
when could aval the applicant m MS suit. The
present motion must therefore drop, but Baker
wou be quite insuaed in presenting Creary on
these facts 70 toe General lerm
Merchants and manufacturers Bank ". Wheeler.
Nos. / and 2-TBe term az winch the cause could
be FIRST tried j. The nTst term wnen tue cause u
upon the calendar Tor trial Tue statute con-
templates no such Injustice a. would result we're
zoe phrase ~ question " be construed a. though
n read. AT wnich THE cause - nrst Teacned.n
For this reason. AZ Wen - III consequence OF the
deie-ts, IN tue procedure BOND, &C.. the motion
masl be denied, with SO costs, and the stay
vacated.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcrAL TERM
~ Judge Freedman.
Cathran 81 al, Va. The hanover National Bank
OF the city d New Yors.-Aotion denied, vita
washington lie Company ". smith.-The exams
nation SHOWS That tile Judgment debtor has no
property. Motion for receiver must therefore, %
denied.
coMMoS pLEAs-sPBcIAL TERM
By Judge Loew
Keogn ". Donneilson.-Monon granted Sec
siIberstein ", HeHer.-Motion t. sef aside com
plant on Inc 9round that Il docs NOT CONFORM 70
the summons. denied. withoVt sts.
denied on the CONDITION. that waaron appear be.
fore the referee and suDmi. % 40 examination On
the An day Of May, at two L. ".
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THE COURTS.
Tweed Given Only Ten Days
to Answer.
THE RING REAL ESTATE.

John Powers, keeper Of the Wards Island Lu-
matte Asylum, who was indicted for murder IN the
frst degree for kill ng the patient De Vernon, was
yesterday, on application Of his counsel MT. WI
lam +. Howe, baied in the Court Of General SEES
sions.
onicer Charles Williamson, OF the Twenty-sev-
enth precincf. who was committed by Coroner
woltman TO the Tonbs without bail for killing
Jonn Campbell was brought before the supreme
Court, Chambers, yes erday, on a writ Of haoeas
corpus sued out by his counsel, Mr.. william +.
Howe for the purpose OF securing his release on
bail HIS bail was fixed at $1,000, which was
promptly furnished after which he was released
from custody.
James L. Adams and william Martin exchanged
property worth 1896, o0) Adams paid Calvin
Slade 1880 on account Of brokerage, leaving
s2125 due. which ne reused 10 pay on the ground
that slade was also the broker OF Mr.. Martin.
Suit was brought IN supreme Court, Circuit, before
Judge Donohue BY slade against Adams for the
alleged balance due him. Tue jury rendered
verdict for the ne endant, Judge Donohue charg-
Ing them that Slade should first have disclosed the
fact that he was acting also broker for Martin.
For several days the suit Of Charles =. shaw
against David Babcock in which the former claims
Eli, 600, balance due as counsel fees in having
argued in favor OF Incorporating ia The tax levy
$65 900 for the Battery extension before the Legis-
Iative Committee In 1869, mas been on trial before
Chief Justice Daily in Part OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas. The case to have been resumed
YESTERDAY but owing TO rhe illness OF one OF the
Jurors, and the unwlngness on the part OF MI
John e. Develin, the plaintiffs counsel 20 proceed
with eleven jurors. the further trial OF the cause
was adjourned over until next term.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judgc Otterbourg.

On wednesday night J0nn Battle, o. No. III
vest Houston street. was IN the company "a
Pur,ck Gtl.igan anu John Leroy. Leroy. VINO IL
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Eth AVENUE THEATRE
y Proprietor and Manager Mr. AUGUsTIN DALI
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WATCHES. JEwELRY, &C.
MISCELLANEOUS.

DEEksRILL CEMENT GRAVEL USED FOR FOOT
Il and road central and Prospe & ParNsi also
at Washington, Newport &c; delivered anywhere.
HOWELL. $50 West Nineteenth street
DRIOR TO MOVING INTO OUR NEW WORKS WE
Il ofcr Tor sale, Tor wnOm u may concern the nnsod
portion the old ectying Apparatus ~ and 70 Broad
street GEO. W. KIDD 20.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


l. SSHf SU @ST 5I HEp pLkAk KAT MAT!NsE
Final representations Of la JoLlE PARaUMEush
" iss$@;ii $S%$ %psS9
Dance rhEfiY 1riSTTEE1 and s;gin French \,
SATURDAY, POSITIVELY LAST AIMEE MATINEE
J.YcEgcM, THEATRE TIE, 7RIsgosIaNExT yGEHK.
fERFoKMANGss THAT NINE RisToRf WILL EvE6
Monday aud Tuesday evenings NAV and 4-FTRsr
and 2hA III or ThE
nsg SrSSai r. EhSArA
y Rsds Ens o Or Rs
ESS5$ S%rsgS
LES SP TF pE ro 5A mn .l p 1,sSt,
.fa appears in SRo A nd
To conclude with COMEDY maDN in two acts entitled
Rzz ss ffa IL pSsDu
H Iy5r Es4H hE&4EE
at 81 Pos n h ylS Sit en fftaR RP %fnss OF
Introducing FRENCH cHANsoNErTLs
Admission. ST. ' Reserved o Seats Soc extra
YcEUM rHEArRE-AIMLE TO NIGHT IN ENGLISH
IL AIMEE ii last Ia n goL eu f Gns
a Six
s5Efs PnSSS SSE 4sq T 1HTo
Pretty as Picture, in English, and a most comicsl
Tyrolienne. entitled LIS CANARDS in French.
T YCEUM THEATRE-AlMEE IN ENGLISH.
Ia TONIGHT. LAST NIGHT But ONE OF AIMEE.
introducing in English PRETTY AS a PICTURE,
AN EXQUISITE ENGLISH SONG AND DANCE.
7 yCEUM THEATRE.-LAsT NIGHT But ONE OF
la Aimee La Joie Parfumeuse,
introducing FRENCH CHANSOAETTES
and English Songs ana Dances
PRETTY As A PICTURE in English.
and LES CANARDS CruE DUCKS, in French .
NALLAcK's. u
Doors at 80. TO commence at O'Clock precisely
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ELEVENTH. WEEK ANN HOUSES CROWDED
fHE COMEDY sENsATioN OF 1873