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MOODY AND sASKEr,s $3.50. 900.
Probably the Lnrvcnt Coiivrtion Ever Taken
in IA Religious Meeting.


in Religious Meeting.
Alnoet 200 persons assembled yester-
day in the Madison Avenue Hall at the last bu,
one Of the MONDAY prayer meetings IN the Hip
podromc. AZ the eivse Of a long Discourse Mr..
Moody said that such az might he unable to at
teud In the evening. and were anxious to con-
tribute to the fund Of te5O0OO to be raised TO nav
OF the tlj10OO debt OF the Y. NJ. c. a. and u
carry the work after he and Mr.. sAnkoy had
gone away, could hand their gifts In at
the doors. At tho same time no advised
all who could to keep their money until
evening, and the majority did SO. Tn the after
noon Mr. Moody repeated his lecture upon the
Prophet Daniel, and the baskets having been
passed around, a collection OF $4,000 was
made, q beginning so encouraging that there
was no longer inuch doubt that the remand ar.
$4,000 would be raised In the evening
AT 3 o'clock botn halls were filled to overflow
ing, and thousands stood before the doors
canorinR for adinittance- When MIR. Moody
announced the amount of the vast collection
taken up In the afternoon, great burst Of np-
plause went no from tho thout ands in the Mndi-
son nvenue hall. bot he quickly changed IL TO
laughter ny saytug that they would best show
.oei. feeiing By contitSItine the remainder OF
ushers scattered among the assembly blank
forms ~ be filled in With names, addresses
amounts. and the dates on which the subscrip-
tioda were to be collected. The baskets we're
then passed around.
Ipere were two Ghoie one At each end o. the
ball, and they sang ave shall meet beyond the
fiver,"" In alternate llnes. Mr.. Moody prayed
aud Mr.. SAnkey sang Almost pefsahded ME-.
Moody ssid he felt moro inclined to pray than
TO preach, and asked hts hearers To pray silently
that all who we're not ssSed MIGHT be gath
cred into the fol before going out Of
the hall. II Was the last meeting, he said,
at which he would be able TO addrJss the un
converted, tOr tonight he was to speak TO the
young converts. AZ nrst he spoke sadly, aud
without his usunl vgor. but rs he went on Ill
hi customary cnthuslasm returned, ana for
quar- or OF IA hour he dwelt earnestly on the
Bhic PROMISES The Rev. DIR. Stephen II. Tyuc.
Jr.. fuloN ed, and Mr.. Sankey sung I left 1t ali
With Jesus" Iko Rev. Mr. Lloyd spoke for nyo
minutes, and after Nr. Moody had fntetingly
saiI few farewell words he asked tho Rev. DIR.
Booth to close the meeting with prayer. but
even then no MAS unable 10 dismtss he conrre-
cation kneelinK 1T the plntf urn rVtl he PRAYED
himself, In voice 90 broken that az umos It
was hardly audible.
Thc coiltet OF $1,000, which was an.
nounced a. having becn taken up NJ tue four
O'clock meeting WIS not all contributed on tho
spot Much Of II had been pledged to Mr.,
Moody beforehand. The trustees wound not
tell woo gave tnc large amounts, hut there wOte
several contributions ranginc from $1,000 to
$500. and one was Tor $4,000. The collection
IN tne evening not counted last nigut, but
tAsre were MANY Sl,0O subscriptions.
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A Precedent for Interference NJ tsov. Tilden
A Lawyers Optnion.


To THE EDrroR OF THE SuN-Sir: no.
ticed In THE SrS TO-DAY that Mr.. Beach sid
ne s-w thr his part in the Dolan case could
not properly he presented before the Court OF
on the trial" IL Is terrible that mans HE
should pay the penalty Of his lawyers ignorance
or carelessucss.
There was a case OF this kind some years AGO
before our Supreme Court, the late Chief Jus
tee Thompson on the bench, in which a man
had been convicted Of murder IN the FIRST de-
gree. When the case came up Tor argument, III o
attorney VINO tr1cd the case below. from tncou-
petenc, " other wise, had neglected TO take ex-
cepttons during the tusl for the purpose Of re-
pOweriess TO act as the court could not review
instant exec puOns. Tue nan was In Rrent dam
ger OF being hung. THE writ Of error dis
missed, ana the attorney TeprimaAdsd verv So
vereiy by the Chief Justice Tor npeteucy
and neglect. lie whole court. however, adj
facts, and their Inability ~ correct the mist k
81 toe Attorney. with the request that he would
interfere, whicn was done, and the man suisse
quentl' pardonsd, ss the only remedy Ia the
pramis
1t seems to me that the judges Of the Court OF
Appeal. from the facts given 10y Mr.. Beach,
should have done the same thing. II won't do
u hang men because Of mistakes VI sttorn VS..
even am Ia favor Of nanctne far murder when
n has been pToperiy convicted, but this
fearful penalty should not be infl cted n case OF
n leCh error, and wren an attorney OF Mr..
BeAc','s dandtuG stder there was such an error
= would cempei 4 regersal " exceptions h I'd
been taken by his -tto uey. think, for the sEk e
Of Justice ana humanity, the Governor should
int rferp. LAWYER.
ERIE. Pa, April Is
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Tie Job In the New silver csrreney



Tho Washington silver mauia has not
exhaust itself IN tie SUGGEST ni effort To- get
out $45yJJ0O1 Of silver IN place Of the fractio
cufrrLcy. Tue BonAnLaists IL apI ears have
persuaded the SeuHte Finance Conmiuea INTO
fiYJrlng OIL to prt vide Tor the snb-titutiu u Il
the one dollar legal teI,ders ty oliver dollars.
which dollars are To be icrTi tender, to tue
amour, Of ~, ia Ill payments xceDt for GUS
toms duties. We neol not be Surprised that
certain Senators should imagine ittbs best thug
eunceivdble that Congress should iortAwlth
plss eurh a bnl. Think Of ita magical eject on
the sivct mafAeti Ii the Passage " tn Bon ~
mi last week PRODUCED such an eject ON Tie
London silver Warkef. what would be tue in
fiuence of the adoption Of this second iii. OF
course, The LuiBs would wOtk spl5IidIIn iNr "a .
BONANZA interest; indeed, 10 wo,id be w,rth
prOOaD.g <2,JJ0,UD to $.i1OO,OO year TO the 10 In
SILVER
Blt the BonaREalsts are not the proper per-
sous u dictate legislation On tins subject. 10
the BOnnnZ lists, II am cunts u an enh laCemeut
ueOple, ~ Is the dtspi CEN NJ Of she ~ and
convenient currency for one In I II costly AMI
inoOnVenent. The VA! ar CUR 3ncy cOsts merely
the - pr aud Its prlAtlng, which, II done vi
due economy, should be a mere tribe. The sill
yer costs the peo le five yer cent. on the bonds
cen. more through converting into a mere tod
OF exchanges that whlch would nave DcCuCX y
ma ged Tor 50 muen reproductive capital AT
thisrateino counI y lJheh Si,SO,0,O yea on SiO-
$4,000 represented oy bonus is,uon To purchase
silver Tor t.king M tho fractional nUtes, aud
would lose t3lW,O0 ser annum more through
the issue OF nOuds for tie proposed retiring Of
the one dollar leeaI tenuers. Now, wnen IL
comes % matter 81 Alug tho people directly
and indirectly $1,000 = year (tninus the cost II
tom, the Bonanz lists ask ~ the country alto
getuer too much.
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FIFTY barrels per day, or 800 ner week; The or.
ference ~ bafrels-escapod taxation every
week in that disthlefy alone.
M IMPORTANT OPTICIANS EDiUfD.
It's quite clear from the statemcats o. tnls
individual that there was col us'on o', .ns par ~,
OF high revenue officials with the wniskeV men
int IL could not have been Otherwise. Ihese
nn,,,tsis dong their dutv. Now Il Il fair In.
ference that thr ltins was large anu ln, ,i,
officials who's MINES naye No., az, ags,nst
MrWhirfer, Inspector u kefonue, is u at ne NJ
ceived br9c from Humnonu' Mho i. SAFE
| llrtIor dealer. Indicted as above. Aguiht carey
| tbe accusation Of the indictment Is that he re-
moved whld,ey from thu dktiterI 70 another
Mace contrafv 10 the provisions 81 tha Law. he
I'm nnd Tnrrn, wholesale liquor deniers. IRE
On rred with ncglccting to enter on their books.
| as required 10y law, whiskey actually received 10y
them into their store as dealers. John A. Walsh
h accused Of having neglected and failed to
produce the book required by law CRevieed
iigers. when The same WIS demanded by Thomas
J. Braiv, Supervisor OF Internal Revenue
IN 3Se9,n are E,Ds
was prominent IN the White League outbre X
OF septenlber y. lsiA l6cy object 70 indict.:
OF their comrades In tnat army. Oflcer Nc.
Whittier also objects to COnfedef ate Grand Jur-
or9. fenrcnoeck, Kmstendicit, Todd. REYNOLDS,
Beals, and Bruce aye accused of const tracy to
dcfraud the revenue, and aiding and abctttua
tho removal of whhkey from one place 70
pnother. ntfarY 20 law. The host informed
people think that these trials will pvvef
amount to anything. Judge Moods viii leave
fur another part Of his circuit In week or two,
iS.. will leave the notorious Billings ON the
bench.
Emery T.. Norton. tine General Assignee In
Dlnhrunicy. and the iavorite yf the notorious
Judge Durcll, has also been ind1'ed AZ the
prescott term ~ the Unned States CitcuU Cburt,
for charging excessive and unlawful fees at
such assignee, contrary to provisions Of n stat.
ute 81 the United States. He has been arrested
and Arraigped. aud y plea entered Of not guilty.
tcsetvnn right 10 Withdraw the plea, md he h I
Withdrawn II. leis at large on bond of t5Ul
given hy one ~ ne former clerks, who Is nhN
acting as an assignee In bankruptcy cases. lhib
is also n spNrn prosecution
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DIED.

RAlLfY On hoadV morning, April n, 1870, IN.
VIA iin Th Prenits OF ho,um, Mass., the Ue,oVeu
WI, II Nll tuu Ban =, aged Gi yearT.
lne rrlluves and frienus of tta family. those her
sou W IAN H. itad boxer u. leuley the meub r, Of
m am loi-r, No. SS, r. x a NJ are rcspectf IS A.
Ntei to attend e iuncr on Ncdn .suaT altcru AZ
zorilcA itoh the residence of nsr sOu-.aw, GeOi -
Stuup, On brpJue
,,h0lLtS -Tnr anniversary mass for the repose OF
the SOU o Su-in Bplen, deceased wife OF FclN Boy
ru, and mother OF the Row VI. BuYieu. viii le cts
ifaled nt V3J A. NJ On THURSDAY, Aprl "a IA e.. Fat
ncks Church, corner OF kOnt and NinOughby avs,
Bru Okyn.
krlu iyee and friends are invited TO be preeent.
ola On Tuesday, Aprll IL, OF oon -umptiou
EllL beth l.. Clark. aged 81 years,
Funeral from the reSdeuce OF her brother, James NJ
GUS et5 ~ Jersey CITY, on Thursday, 9oth inst.
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LITTLE HOPE FOR D0LAN.
TIE GOyBRrOR SAID TO BdTE RE-
EJHED TO INTLRI'ERE.


The rrisexcr sin Entertaining Homes Of
Communication Preparing the CniIows a
Devoted Wife Efforts Of Dolna's tr,cmAs.
john II. DolaiL the condemned prisoner
In the Tumbs, has vet strong hops that tho
Governor will minute his sentence. Ih gal-
lows Is ~ he erected tomorrow Dolan was
yisited by lbs wife and 10y Father Durinqr, 2
yesterday. Dollars wife IL devoted 30 him. she
fingers close TO his cell door and Is IN constant
conversation with him between 10 in the morn
Ing and in the afternoon. The inside closely
netted wire work on the door has been partially
cut away, and Dolan frequently kisses his wife
and speaks enconraHinGly to her, and togeth sr
they hope almost against hope. Dir william A.
Beach and Miss Linda Gilbert went to Alb aoy
yeeterts-, houinV IN show Governor 1Slden that
Dolan should DO given tbs benefit OF n very
grave doubt, and tina. tho sentence Of death
should he commuted u imorisonmeut for ME.
Dblan is buoyed up with tue hone that tbs en-
deavors OF MIR. Beach aud Miss Gilbert may not
be w voin. Something hhvinR been tuId about
Baltimore while the reporter war talking with
Dolan yesterday, the iHtter told tic reporter hts
war history. A follows:
II wae there only once. md that was when
was member OF the Eighth MASSACHUSETTS,
Regiment. 10 YOU remember that's rhe rod
msnt was mobbe1 In the etreets Of Baltimore,
and was struck on the head with q brick l
tell you, that was hr,uKh dav. never lived In
Massa,e ~, , out .se 1esmsnt Mss recrGiiins
too old tn 60 70 the war and I was. under nge,
but enlisted for tnren months under Col. Hal
plne-l don't mean Miles O'Iteilly- and served
my time. AftcrwMd was IN the Ffty-nrst
New York Rectment. was in the 0rst battle
OF Bull Run. In The battle OF the Wilderness,
and In M other engage tnents. | was In Ken
lucky during tho Jobn MORGAN raid. Eve had n
good many rougher KNOCKS than got from the
brick which struck me In the streets Of Balti-
mote."
ALDAsY. April is-wm. A. Beach presented
Dclan's last appeal Tor Communication oT his
sentence TO Imprisonment FOR life to the Cover
nor to-day. Mr.. Beach had long talk with the
Governor, going over the case In full. II IL I'M
ders' oOd that the Governor viii not interfere
further, ana that Doian must be hanged ON En-
day.
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NRw YORK. Tuesday. April Is. --Deeves-There
were ru fr DO Offering nothing dong beef raf le
Heccirls of calves were sas head mainly inik fco
veAt. Wh'ch In ~ uderAt. request 6eat,c n.
al 10 III. IN
Receipts OF sacep cars or 1ai5 head. The de-
mAnd MAS Vry moderate, MAJ at anil we
NJ shade reduction f. u ycstcrdh uIiccs common
"a prime uisnoln sheep ranged from OiiC. 10
anu 10 good capped sheep from 53sc. CiAc
h.. WItl few fancy soid O-sc.
lav ipt- OF tKlAe were IL ioads, 1862 hogs.
None offered for sale alive
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observation-disclosures were vr-y quici tut late quota
tlon- unchanged. Saios Of bB bags Of RIO
AZ le'4c; gold rice se.is la jobb.hg VA at stesdT
prtoes fOrrga uoiaSera active and steady d.
sale Of l2Sa hhds las tcs ana IA nhls Cuba 33r
tor ~ test rrnniuH ard sac nat; New Orleans quiet
r4w sugars ony moderately sciive nut STEADY ,
.a'os 81 tnds; ihciu ting Cuba Muscoyado al 40
To-; fehuco fairy active aud steady. We quoLe.
Cu1-e-Jaya ga s5c.. Msacaiho i6Ix a1ac.; aud Ela
ioilu ipN:. gold Rice -RaIgoon, 2i532,sc., COLA in
hosa Ca Oall 90 a7c., LonlslanA 500 - NJ as-es
Juoa m.reoyado' new, 3o1ios.: cu0a clayed do. y
Sic Porto i.ico 3S.-5uc., New Orleans, W CROP L
90 sugar. Ear good rcnHins Cuba 100 lGc
cmrfugt. S,tslc.; rchned. lOa lOssc for hard ana
% -. c. eof a
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Conrcn,- .s the wes,.,y sun.
TnH WEEKLY suN published this luornina con


tans the following
The Impeaehuient OF BelKnsp- Arrangement before
The ~ uiI'. Tue eA-Secret-rJt Ilea Arrival 81 iH
Emperor iraz- MsaIyrni urcs 81 tae iroe ScnHtons
nhS went 10 Receive llni-li0IAity IN SoW YOrA IN
foune, Years Tue Ml VI 4. T. htcNart-Mh.t t.i'
widow has none With her PfoptrtT TIT Case ~ II !.
@ kllpOurn Action OF The Rouse ni RtfTtsrstatiYts
Tue STORY sbput hiane-A Version tnst is mel ny tbs
eN->pesAer's Denal; Pruee " tue FnHYt yurth
cong 80 Fixing the Rat OF Posing" on Tiara CA-N
Mater TAG Saver ~. Passed IA both ilouses ana
~ . Ell ny ne frti idcut 1ettiaS tn,r IVeeits Lam
coca an. The saie ur1ary Itms lnu.cci ! Oy,rN h,m.
ng frooi against bao'uck The Extra titiun uf Nius
bow pnle1ues "a tue Way Of ms su render Inporlant
Issue between the United 5 .atps and knsisud the
..n.enn.ai LAAoitea- IAe Basy Aot.s oi Prep-la'
ton-W anlng IA NlAtors To- erestlIg frOul samoa
ONertnrow OF StrinucrEer Prott ctlUn 60 BeulsTr
II lmest'ad Entries WITHIN Land era q The Llgcoln
81 tue ~ Warrington uca ton Germ
OF NV hooks ana Discu hions on the Unseen word (,
a. rhullural Experiments Something los Farmers to
lilk About Answers 10 torfesuJhatutB Tue Lat It
If,egrapnlc NtNhi l4diee Department Notea on
Scicnce and Industry Many Cul.nus OF Editorial
Arlc 60 aud Asrcuttural Matter; story JgcA ST. D.
btns's story FlhGn Al Intelligence aud MarAets.
The WEEHlY sus c)Atnnia comp etc eptona IT tho
move of tae wrcS from all parts OF the untol sttei
and the Amsricau Continent Copies wrapper, ready
fornlling Tue OLD count may De nad AT the lesS
OF our publication ofi,c. Price four Goats. For
by all news DIES ers Ia city anl country.
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rAs Fastest River riuc TO Albany.

The steamer Chauncey Nibbard, Of the
day boat line, Capt. ID. n. Hitchcock. arrived
here from New YORK this morning al Ii;4O
u'c. ocK. with party Of excursinntsts. She lett
New YORK at twenty minutes pIst Ave O'Clock
thi- morntnr, huvine ma .e the trip in six hourt
.nd twenty minntca- snid to he usie iRstcet time
On rec RI. The Nbn,rd was favored with a
q 'od tide u near huinrbeck. Cnt this wa more
tlan cehnteioAlanoSd " the freshet floa
a sklI 10 Al.AnN
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The star Excelsior Brewing Company Case

TO THE EDITOR oF THE sUN--S,r: On Sund ~
Ia yuu puul snci q statement OF MT. rnomAs f. Pear
sail che opposing counsel, " the effect int I'd pro
cured the posponement Of cauHe on trial In The City
Court for the purpose OF enab ing clients to make
assignment by representing that they solvent.
Judsment. Permit Ia say that that statem'n ~
entirely erroneous. ! made no such represent alton "
promise whatever, ana AIN pernncn u refer To Cbief
Judge Nelson befOr, whom the case was heari Tor
the truth of this assertion. Further, my only eornoe
tion With the parties retainer to try the cause,
and ad notnnR Wiateycr 10 DO via te ASST sulu.
BR0oKLYA. Apnl Is, 1870 TKsan JOHNSON.
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OUR ROYAL TISITOR.


Does Mr.. Feesh live in San Fraocisco p Dom
Pedro inquired Of arePorier on MONDAY afternoon.
Ao. your nsJeSty, he lives In Washington" the re-
perttr rep led
And win I be ohged 10 pas through Washington
10 90 To san fr.tEieCoY the MoAHrcn asked.
iney 60 lot lle IN tue zane direction SAID the
porter. respetrfniN
" TAen VIII ~ ~ san Francisco said the Emperor
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Dom Pedro aud ,Ire Reporters.

Niscount de BON Retro, Lord High Chamber
lain to his Imperial Majesty the Emperor " BrAzll,
sara Just previous 10 the departure OF Dom PEDRO fr
Nan Frtneiic that his Asjesiy Was much gralncu
Win tt reception tccYre MIN ~ t4e ht,tIyus
OF the Ncw YORK prrss The N.scount suggested tuat
upon the rclura %! Tue KmOeriu party Tho repOrir n
ld uis,t III iestIyiiy. And have Dom Pedro 10 taeE
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TIE comparatively slender attendance
at S;enTsy Hall ON Monday evening indicated
other musical attraciiaus To GRAN the usually
fAthfui puOlio away from a Tho mas oocert. Toe
progTamme, however, was fuzzy up TO the hiss
standard OF that orchestra. Miss Drasdn sang
With fuc "a, e. - Ia qUss;a tomra." b, Bseth
veu, am " . MIC F. 4Hd1, ny lb,uig q recelV-
lne an encore ftter CA SELECTION.
he Ovetturi to Romeo aud juliet" by
Isrhath ovskN, was given 11r tn ilrst time, nut
ga not receive toe NE are OF flvOr winch II
uerre. L Is sinking and Original, ( II &
Thought aud hiEhF cpilreti. conihtulus IN ne
n.aru strains. VIII o uca skll, the st.itc q
lie riV 4 hoLses ard the foaner passion ut the
two lOycrs. MI $. Is. Mails, WitA tLe urchsst. a,
played Cnorsn's hrst concerto. ne present
" an ezra concer., not one Of the rogui Z
series. ON thursday afternoon the pubic 70
hears~ f0r Saturday evenings couclrt Will take
pace.
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The success and perfection OF the New
Willo x a Gibbs Automatic Silent Sewing Ma
chino" Is attested by the fact that other sewing
maohne companies unscru pulousiy borrow tho
language OF It's advertisements.-AdD.
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why lie Travels as a Private ci'Izcu.

"An"h'N''N' NV" io'-AN' - ""uotsevou th"t
the real p.rpose ~ Dom Pedro In travelling priv tn
ciuzea Is that he couteinpntcs making extensive ruf
c.sstt IN his oounIr or Improved machinery Of all
kihi', ia thL no may be the better aO.c 20 uosc n
Tue merits or the YNrnus inventions he prefers - 70
about GnkAown declining all pronered hoe pitaiIty that
would lrtludios hlm Ia the le 81
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Ihutsu",, Au4. rs, 20, "1 W ;'.hencr % ~, gr.ea
"" 40 Ne,,d ii III ,ud bod Of Inc ao.,ve place
DAVIDSON Il OILY fit. -On "Wednesday eychlnF.
ANA o bs tht key,J. D Muiis Charles N. D4ytisoIl
~ NrA YORK ~ Al IS Lon " Coiyer, uaushtrr Of the
late lieury CuNrr OF hrneklYH
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"IIump,T Dumpty'' at thu Olympic Theatre

The Olympic Theatre was densely filed
on Monday evening. No stnnoing room Nas IL n
unoccuged. II WIS an iutelnreat, by no me ns
Questionable and very expec;ant audience.
All were eager to witness again the antics Of the
famous Humpty Dumpty.' he pantonime
Hscif has cuiy been changed by the addition ID
Some otis =, I fun. Inc sCcuic dee, r.tiuLs nave
been Duruts 0d ana some Hif, ratIofs and uddi
tions made. Mr.. RIbet Fraser, u clever and
pr rtised actor IA such nlavs, took the part With
whic MIR. Fox had become ideut.ued. and
play ed i with much int. He proved himself
ala excellent clown, bui he has not anu cluaod
tettl ~ PdnLILsOH, Ar. George Iopsck as HdIN
.e.rtn, anu Nile. Barsetta as COiuDibint, all
PLAYED their parts with spirit anc skill. Tie
ballet prevented some handsome Kroup nes. ana
Nile. bevsre danced VITA ease and grace Some
agree ule " pecialtirs" were introduced, and
all passed on smoothly and TO the delight ~ the
AUDITORY, esuc, tally the younger portion OF IL.
Al a." maj auoos we're that the venerable
HunpD hau entered Oh another long run.
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-WALL -TREET CARICAVUREs.
dopartn,rsplg Ncttt,s.


No1IIcEii c.,,,,,
!. Thsi We HENRY HILTON and WILLIAM LIB
By bsth OF the cty sud Slate OF New fork. have th
INK general Isercsntiie busnss. In ia. cIit OF New
YORK, aud In the rites OF Bosten. Phiade para PARA
,asg gov, Bertha. ChemuiE ana Where h The United
stes ana In the Kingdom OF Great Btnn ana lrcland
and on the Continent OF Europe aud IA othcr oreigh
InSt me PRINCIPAL place Of nusiues. of said cop-rt
1hS, ,sd epAnsss, y,,I bs c9aoa,ies under the
Hilton AND WILLIAM LIBBEY, OF q city and STATE
s.a New A s sne and s rae d Of rtS hrGs
slE ,ns d,Ies ans 'gsee sey ,hs las, Wv ,ns
o. sad &iExAS1ER T. srE%HfT IN tie AT ale STn q
nEY beiug III only survring partner OF the Id lss
nrm OF \. T sTEwAET 90, Nhich nr.a had business
Apri, \. u. 1875. -
William 'itliRS',EY. III
In presence OF HESRI J.. DAWES }. HENRY WORK.
State Of Now York. cry nnd county Of New YORK sn
On ms niicenth a. Of Apr; A.p: 1919, before ne
m 20 be III indiviinais dc-crbcd In aud So
estee te within ccr.incae, and severahy aeknoSL
'sis''dj EoRlEi rggo c,,l1 I.S9ii,.
STATE q EH,,v Yor cy ,ne county ~ Ncs Yors
y and ,l.rk Of The sulr"c Court OF SAID state ior tad
D. certify that have compared the preceding .iiA
~ CERTIFICATE
CoNTlSUFp UsE OF FIRM NAME.
cate thenriro and ~ the Whulr OF .uch orig MI
lnlorsct. hrd snd recorded lhtn Ann, 1874 2 hrs
nlms and afaAed NY oiieal seal, this fifteenth uJ Of
WIN. WALSH.
IL Rrk.
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