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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-04-13

The Annual Report of the Superintendent of
IN &c instruction, for the year ending August
81. 1875, has been received. From the numerous
tables, the TELEGRAPH culls the following few
figures:
The fetal amount of money received by the
Kenosha School Fund during that year was $10,-
O66 80. The total number ofchlidren between the
ages of and 30, in the city, were 1914, of which
between one-third and one-half, 744, attended the
public schools, at a cost of an average of $l3.55
per pupil.
Through the county the totalreceipts of funds
amounted to 1923. 1899. The number Of children
entitled to public school privileges was 1892.
The number of those who availed themselves Of
this privilege was 2,202 The expense of their
years schooling averaging about $1O.51 each.
AS general thing about two-thirds of our
children attend public schools, the other third
attending parochial or private schools, except
some who are educational Notwithstanding a
doubtful and precarious education--often rath
err depressing in moral tendency
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PROF. SWING

On Michael Angelo next Tuesday eve
ming. Tickets So cents.
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@. y. sacket. the Great Skirt Cutter.

Kenosha A pril IL, 1876.
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Mr. C. A. Wheeler, formerly foreman with F.
W. Lyman & Son, is spending few days among
his friends in this portion of the land.
The New York herald., 1876-10-25
BRooKLYN's STORAGE RESERVOIR.

After recess OF week the members OF the Brook
Dn Common Council met to resume tho trial OF William
A. Fowler, the suspended Comm Of City Works,
against whom Mayor Schroeder recently preferred
rhsges OF noneasanco with the reservoir
at Hampstead. Alderman French presided. Daniel
Northup. Secretary the Board of City Works, tes
hed that the late Mayor Kabneseh had vetoed The res
olution passed by the Board Aldermen Tor the con-
structon OF tho storage reservoir Tho resolution was
passed just alter the Aldermen had visited the water
sources at Hampstead and had found low water there
The Common Council passed the resolution, oyerrid-
ing The veto OF the Mayor.
William Baird, contractor, testified that he was Ia
mnr with earth excavation and with us va!ue knew
voir was IN 1870 Witness WAS asked what the vaiue
was by the Corporation Counsel, aud General A. A.
Pryor, counsel tor Mr. Fowler, ooJected Mr.. De VIII
said he would prove that contract was made 10 pay
,OOc Oo0 Tor job which could have bcsn uohc TOT
$5UO0 enei al Pryor argued thnt tho conract was
made alter advertising for bids IN the newspapers anu
that u had been let 10 the lowest bidcer MT Fower
Was forced 10 sign whether be indored II or no oe
cause E the lowest bid offered The objection WAS
not sustained, and Mr. Baird said that inc
proper cost OF tho excavation should nave
b5 cent? paid by the contract brick work should
have been $12 instead OF S20 stone facing OF nc dam
$40 worth 50 or 50; the excavation OF eartn was
worth from % TO 50 cents per cubic yard II done py
horse aud cart, 10 cents II done by machinery
broken stone and screened gravel was worth ~ per
cubic yard pudded clay 81 lumber $50 TO 500 instead
Di $lOO, AS charged.
on the cross-cxaInnation the witness stated that no
had been engaged public work twenty-five years
alone aud with others He was now dong work IN
Petersburg. Va, and Baltimore, Nd Witness hrd oid
recently ior the work OF facing Tho Reservoir dam at
81 cubic yard but tho price was reay 30 oo inc
price OF labor Ia 1870 was IRON 81 20 10 81 10
The Board adou ned TO meet this afternoon at threo
o'clock.
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His remains will be taken from hts late residence,
273 East Baltic st., to ST Pauls church. on Court ST.
at halt past ten O'Clock on Thursday morning from
thence 10 Holy Cross Cemetery Tor inserment The
relatives aud trends respectfully invited.
MCGUIRE -Monday, October 23 NARY MCGUIRE,
May her soul rest in peace. Amen.
Relatives aud friends ofthe family are respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence
pa West 25th ST. at hafpast one O'Clock, on Wedues
day. October %
qurs-At peekskin, on Monday evening october %,
1916 Mrs FANNY QUIS widow OF the late Conrad Qun.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at Two O'Clock,
from her iaN residence, The Beccher House Peesski,
" " Relatives and friends arc invited TO attend
Newark and Brooklyn papers please copy.
SAwARp--The funeral services over the remains oil
GRACE FRANCES. infant ehiid OF Frcderick l. and
Frances saward, VIII be held at 81 Paui's church,
fremont New York city, on Wednesday, the 25h inst,
ut hali-past twelve T. NJ.
snAw-on Monday evening, 2sd inst, s2oakRr lrD
Low SHAW, OF the late James W. Shaw, in The t2d
year OF his age
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to At
tend his funeral on Thursday morning 10Th inst at
ten o'clock, from his late dencc, IS West 4dth St
SMirH-At jersey City Heights, on Tuesday, cath
inst, ALEXANDER SMITH, IN the s4th year OF his pse
His relatives and friends are invited TO attend his
iunerai from the FIRST Presbyterian church, kmory
st.. Jersey CITY Heights. on Thursday the Goth inst
al O'Clock. no nowersl Monticello av cars from
Jersey city ferry Emory 81.
SriiLwEIL--At Fort Hamilton. on Tuesday, October
24 AIRS ANS SrLLwELl widow Of the lac Henry still
well. in her SD year
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to nj
tend The funeral, from the Methodist Episcopal church
at Bay Ridge. l.. l.. on fhurxday, at two T. NJ.
WALKER. R.-on TUESDAY, October "a, at his residence,
No Van Ness place, HAMILTON WA.KEa, NJ. ID.
Notice oil iuncral hereafter.
WIEi October 23 CATHERINE g., vile OF Edward X
Wcr and daughter OF the late Rev. r. G. Shmeall
The funeral will take place from Faith Chapel, 4otn
ST. hear 9th av. this Wednesday, afternoon, at two
spcctfully invited to attend.
ZESKg'-S Suddcnly, on Tuesday, October -, Mrs.
The funeral will take place Thursday, at twelve
O'Clock, IRON her late residence 2o7 East 10Th st.
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THE BROCK MURDER TRIAL

Tho whole OF yesterday was again taken up by the
prosecution in tho trial OF Oaciwald and Ryan, tho
alleged murdercrs OF Policeman Brock, at Newark The
adduced from halt dozen witnesses tended 10
knit tho OF circumsantial evidence moro strongly
than around the prisoners.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

Vincent Boncc aged one year and ten months, OF No
sSS Second avenue, accidentally burned 70 death
yesterday morning from his clothes catching nrc during
the absence OF his mother Coroner EIckholf
notified.
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MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY, AT l:so.

THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL BALLET DIVER
TISSEMENT, which has been many weeks in careful
hcarai viii be produced next Monday. October 80
the occasion Of the Seventy eighth OF sARDA
kAPALUS The management promise that IL will exceed
In novelty brliancy and general excellence ballet
S.rdanapans will positively conclude December as ar
for It's n rhadcipha and Boston have
been made DANIEL DRUCE. G;lhert's remarkable Lon
don success, recently purchased By Jarrett Palmer. VIII
be produced this season
Seats for the ghts the grand new ballet can
now he secured.
NEXT SUNDAY. FOURTH GRAND OPERATIC CON.
CERT remarkable programme.
Roorn's THEATRE. NEXT SUNDAY.
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT
RETURN or NEW yoRK's FAvoRIrE TENOR
Mr. j. g. FRYER BEGs to announce his good fortune In
his fourth Grand Operate Conccrt In Booths
NEXT SUNDAY EVENING. October 20.
sgnor PRANCEsCO MAzZoLENI
formerly tho most popular tenor Of the italian Grand Opera
in the Academy OF Music this city and whose riumphant
career xnce crowned with lauels gained
Theatre pSviano Forence, the San Carlo, Naples. and
Apollo Theatre, Rome.
also arranged with the world prima donna
formerly OF the Academy In this city and recently from
scenes OF great triumph In South America
Other artists will also In remarkable
gramme which will be cnrichcd tho offering the hrst
prcsslv for Signor MAZZ0LENI by tho great Lizst
Mr. Fryer Is compelled by OF the outlay
caused by these engagements to absolutely suspend the
seats for next Sunday evening can nov be secured 81
the box office OF this THEATRE schrmers 70l BroadwHy
Rulimans III broadway and st any Of the principal ho
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

GRoTH-wATsoN Tuesday. October -, 1876,
WILLIAM A. GRoTR to PAULINE A. WATSON, both OF this
city, by tho Rev. DR.. Ogleby.
KANDALL-RExFoRp- -On Monday evening" October
23 the residence OF the brides parents by tho Rev.
DR.. J. W. Shackleord, CHARLES Y. RANDALL TO ANNIE
H., daughter OF George c. and Caroline H. kcx.ord
Buffalo papers please copy.
SNirH-ARTmUR.--At the residence Of the BRIDES
mother, Lakeve on Wednesday, October is, 1876, by
the Rev. W. Davis, JAMES A. SMITH, OF Lakevillc to
CECILIA ARTHUR No cards.
STANToS-KlSsRY-On October "a. at Goshen N. Y.
by the Row DR.. Snodgrass, WILLIAM H. STANTON of
New York, to LAURA f. daughter OF the lalc John ID.
Kinscy, New York
SrgyENsoy-LEMox Brooklyn, on Monday Oc-
tober 23 residence OF the brides parents, by
Rev. J. /. Duryea D. d., WILLIAM STEVENSON, Jr, to
ELNIRA, daughter OF Peter Lemon, Esq. No cards.
g. by Rev. w. N scarlcs, JAMES sTIvEgs 10 ELLA VAN
RPEB No cards.
WALToN-SAIrH-ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening,
October IL by Rev. A. G. Lawson, EDWIN ID. WALTON
10 Laura NJ, daughter OF Charles smith, Esq, all OF
That city. No cards
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SUPERB STAGE EFFEcrs.

IN THE THIRD ACT,
the Festival Scene. Que of the most |
wonderful situations iu the great play,
is presented. At the end Of narrow |
steps stand quaint Assyrian figures.
and on throne at the summit |
sits SAlsDANAPALUS tanning |
MYRRHA. his favorite slave; upon |
the lower steps sit grouped n bevy of |
lovely damsels in every attitude in |
which elegance can add piquancy 60 |
voluptuousness. The revcl is still vt
its height, the stage Is brilliant with /
lights, as with gorgeous dresses and |
shnpeiy forms whom. In tho customary
spirit Of ancient adulatiun. sAR- /
DANAPLUS is hailed n god |
"Might!er than his father. Baal." Al
the moment OF this burst Of blxs-
phemy the stage Is thrown into y
lurid shade. while thunder crashes. ]
and at intervals lightning quivcrs /
over the masscs' Of now covering 1
jewellers. The effect Is electrical and !
most thrilling, and conveys m i'm. 1
preston that has never hecn ap-
pronchcd In dramatic invention.
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A -PEREMPToRY SALE.
IA. RICHARD v. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
viii sell ut auction, On
WEDNESDAY. Octooer Is,

nt 100 clock y. ", Mt
lS East 10th ST., between 9th and Madison avs,
by order OF Josiah Jex Esq.
large and valuable collection OF OH Paintings by the follow
ing artists :jcntx Do Buell. StarkenborSh, Ftxpatrck
Cole Benard Ashenbaeh Toussaht Freeman Reed, Hub
ner Somncr Chatcr Werner JACOBSON. Cobbett cardonr
ROBBIE Hail. oguet, TAFT and others; superb Bronxss &c
Rich rosewood rror suits Pier and Mante Mirrors Of
the beautiful designs; Phean a Cocader Billiard
Table. sets OF Harness. lace and satin aanask Window
angnrs moquct Brussels Carpets. Chandeliers and
Gas Fixtures carved black walnut Bookcases ~ Ieet high
and 80 wide prary Furniture plack walnut
and oak Hcdsteads and Bedroom suiis bedding black
IuiTrt black walnut extension dining Table
Chairs China and glassware. black walnut hall Hat
stand with Kitchen Furniture Rcfrserato and all
that belongs first class house. tiouss for
tion by permit on Monday and Tuesday.
Catalogues and permits pictures at auctoneers
.adM basement.
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The price or the HERALD to-dav and hersce,o'l
lciu De three cents.
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AsIUsEyEE

AMUSEMEHTSs
The price Of the Herald has been reduced 10
three cents per copy.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
s:HEssE asE|sss asEEsss #$:BsE E$BsE E$.Bs$ ssEEE
sS4E5sEE s4E!sEE TS,BsS 1S.R1S + !:
SfIfIiiSffEE TSSy TTSS,bSSy 4 !
HsE|sEH HsHIsHH HsEsEH $$$sE E$$sE E$$sE II #
sLAyISs uEoRdIA SLAVE TROUPE
200 coLoRED FOLKS
UNCLE ro,nas CABIN.
Adm:iiiI ciil6hEs i 4 ii alF IF fsicR s aRa a''
~ CHARLES y. ARNOLD. Lessee aud Manager
BENsEN Director
ruIRry-sIxrH to FoRry.sEcoSD PERFORMANCE OF
BABA!
In the history Siblos Garden there
msa since the 9pennS % nigh. ,se a"sss have essa % In
box oce unable 10 obtain seats BABA conceded BY all
y = ~ ''''' pERyEcr sspEsCTAgLE
EVER rKoDuCED ii NEW YORK
,.sBAnA,". At XIBLoS SAmpES nAs PROVED
suoSss' ssook OK rs wrH Ell HoSk
Triumph Sis4Ie9r Bsrisn rasSsSSsxAoss sssISsst
The wonderful change from tho ship on the open sea 70
ACME 81 MEcmaXIuAL AND ARTISTIC SKILL
Decided hit Of Miss ELIZA wEATHERsBY as AMoRET.
and of Mr. W. Il. GRAN. as BABA
UNPARALLELED TRIUMPH or TIE MOST ARTISTIC
chorsonpAf IrIss svsr seen MESzi x 1hi country
and Ha's Nile. hiia1SiiA iIELEsE MhSzEIl. EaGa..'
THE SWEET MUSIC BY MAX MARETzEK.
THE AMAZON MAgcMvIHE REyELs q OF THE TIE ROSES ROSES
MATINEE SATURDAY stiso
DARK THEATRE BROADWAY AND 22D sr
Tho mos. remarkable success of tho season.
swEErnEARrs
tom A9a COBB
Byw s. GILBERT
Tho most delightful entertainment. in tho ci.v.
NEW SCENERY. NEW EFFECTS,
fNHE MOST ATTRACTIVE REsoRri
THE SEEAT TN; SEw ,SI yoRk s,IS Aquarium,
FRESH AhhlvsFs s4fn oF baYtiGus AND MON
NEW FHAEEFHs
coLLhST5oi hSD I3EE 3E ElY5Ss' pESlzEAs zES RIVER
MAKING IN THE 4uE EISESE ASE1Sl tHluARlr1
PLACE isTnaasT III SsxhHsBAsaSa HsB sTSDY fLEAsuRz
THE GREAT LIVING WHITE WHALE pEyouRING
TxE kEbb dEn ahH EEE RsY E E
ga koS sEH STHsfESSs @Sskp FA FISHES
GREAT ARTIFICIAL FISH HATCHING.
rnousASps OF HIGHLY r!hEAsusEABLE
AND INTERESTING SIGHTS. AND
HsSnsRs TS RsS$ssaES SSsstSF ssR
WHILE THE VISITORS ARE EXAMINING THE
CONTENTS OF THE GREAT
IRON AND GLASS TANKS
DODWORTHiS POPULAR ORCHESTRA
DISCOUKSES THE MOST ENTERTAINING MUSIC
OPEN DAILY FROM A. NJ. TILL ~ y. NJ
DOOTHS THEATRE. ELEVENTH WEEK.,
DJARRETT 4 PALMER ......... Lessees and Managers
SEVENTY FIRST TO SEyENrY-sEyENTH TIMES.
OF the overwhelmingly successful production Of
LORD BYRON'S EXQUISITE. ROMANTIC PLAY,
SAkDANAPALUS.
THE GLORY OF THE STAGE"
powerful cast, including
Mr. +. G. BANGS. .SARDANAPALUS
or .hs GRAM TiiiAy HiiiEI a.; in II nnmnsr ara
the renowned Mile. BARTOLETr premiere danseusc
tusu ,r tla f.rand n,ar puri. nd NJ
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A by ROBERTO. CAsHlN, ,AUCTIONEER-LARCE
N. AUCTlON SAIL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
THIS "wednesday MORNING. October 70.
commencing at 10 o'ciock.
A.. I..l . .Ll-A


No. Z yFSi sfS ASb is5S i si,i Ii. Ii Ass, SsiSHrs
DEotHF sH2rFri Ii aqrfyK sFSaEoRrE
rARLon AND risv psaWS WGsss EooM # richly carved
god Drocads satin and e@,elans: Turkish and spanish
and Ton oIo isele Etsserss Cabinets French
Books sr Jss'' Rs4uSN Trs ss Ws SosssFfS Pfs
elaborate and plain BEDROOM sets rad and g Bedstead
wsias's' as sss ssi ssfss %
lows Blanket Joe. sets rsp aud plush suits marble top
is-.Es eaaF ssooa
sae soossssss Library fables turkish % sui, s Two f ia"
snas yss Brussels nIa % ns[1 CARPETS , kesn ~
seenh street \. B-Goods boxed aud shipped : -
AsuD choice on Paintings. all elegantly framed, win DO
sold auction. No 2I3 FULTON st. opposite City Hail. Brook
hem Viii be oand choice WON. Gy rore~n sni
Amsrleaa masters; .hs stock belonging % dsa.e, shs
out the slightest reserve the rsde ,asi,sa 70 = attend
A uCrIoN sALK.--wILL BE SOLD. AT PUBLIC ACc-
q York, "Wednesday, october IS At, IL O'Clock 4
Iiios D1kLiSGToS, 1..isnes Of isssee Mann.
AnsE ASD ,ks sS vIEssa s roEcv oE GOODS
Toilet sets Leather Steel and Gilt articles 10 be sold
AT MATHEWS AUCTION ROOMS, 81 LIBERTY ST.
Now exhibition. DAN'L A. MATHEWS, ABetioneer
A SSIGNEK's AUCTl0S.-W. A. CARTER WILL SELL,
Ast 50 Cortlsnd A., Green wich, Friday. 27th
October Mt o'clock 20 draft and Horses two pairs
fine Mules together with Trucks. Harness. Wagons &c
Sale pcremptory.
A UGIlUN SALE.-WINASs a DAVIES. AUCTION
Acers. rs Broadway, New York. will sell Thursday
November at the Lxchangc, Ill Broadway, the
stors brick Dwelling and Lot Mo lU Carroll st. Brooklyn
For particulars apply to LirTikTON q. GARRETl SON.
Attorney, 70 Broad ST.: or 20 the auctioneers
A IARk OPPORTUNITY Fon HousEkEErERs
n and the trade.Largc Housohod Furniture sale this
Nv cdncsday) morning commencing at lOg O'Clock The
elegant Household Furniture Carpets nt the dwell
ing house 10, East 18Th ST. second door from 4th
ROTH Auctioncer Magnifcent latest style Pnrlor Suits
rosewood Pianaorte Tables Etageres Turkish
Clocks Paintings 10 Chamber Suts Bcdstcads Bnreans
washstands. Commodes, Wsrdrvbes. ~ single hair and
spring Mattresses Bedding rep aud hsirco,h Furniture,
Library suits Class china Silverwnsc Cutlery
sdeboad- Extension fables Mirrors &c. sale positive
Goods packed and deiivcrcd for purchasers.
A ssIGNEE's SALE.--SCOrT MEYERS. AUCTION.
Aecrs will sell Monday October 80. TO the highest
b,uder the Coal ard Fixtures OF tcue
mcnt iouse situated North Nh aud LIST SITS, Wi-
tau,sburg FOR particulars inquire OF =. A. POTTS.
Assignee. 10 bro adway. GRANVILLE Y. HALVES. Post
Building: JAMES Is. BROWN. III broadway
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HNfON SQUARE
~ THEATRE.
Proprietor.
Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager,
Mr.. A. NJ. PALMER
Begins Mt Y. over at ll.lJ.
SATURDAY MATINEE
q 80

Those who have not seen
the TWO ORPHANS ~ pro-
duced AZ the Union square
Theatre have not s0en it ~
all "-ChicAgo Herald
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SALES All AUCTION. .


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4 -rIiE MEsslis. LEAvIrr AUCrIoNEERs
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS
October ~ and "a.
at o'clock prompt. each day. Clinton Hail. witbou,
lm. or protection of any whatever ss per catalogue
the great
Modern Masters OF Europe.
"The collection Of paintings to DO sold by the Messrs
Leavit mex. Thursday Friday evenings probably tho
most remark able which has been this
country 1t comprises works BY the distinguished
modern as.ers Of Europe New York Times October 2s
Andre. Bakalowiex
Baugniet. Bclini. Ber-
Burgers, Camootosto. Casa.
,.azo De Jonghe. Ds,ti Esco.pra.
Guillcmin, Indano. Jasaue. Jazet. Kock-
Hosk D o. .a,H, Lsrsy Levy s...n,., Madsra1o, rae,
raul; Plot s.,,in ,r,insh.r. ESussron. ss...
seignac. sorbi. Toulmoache.
1gsss'' pss' vsrssysgioysn. 1ssssgii v.n VIII whrp
lens Zamacois and
These choice Paintings are exhibition day and
senng free. at the art rooms SIT Broadway.
A UcrIoN SALE or MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
be sold s 81 Il nysi. oc a 1875
commencing at 10 O'Clock at the
t'sf. " 's S'sTn sisaf
brilliant toned Pianoio.tes, seinway and Windsor
elegant rosewood Etageres
elegant Mante Sets
20 choice bronze Figures
20 pieces Parian Statuary
II windows Lace Curtains.
70 brussels and nrrnn Carpets
80 dne Oil Paintings best arti.sa
= elegant. Cabinets.
elegant Library bookcases
? Ladies' Secretaries ana bookcases combined
8 Easy Chairs, Turkish style.
= Music Boxes best Paris makers
]? elegant Bedroom Suits, complete, in black walnut.
"a Pillows and Bostcrs
~ elegant black walnut Rockers
"a Bedroom Chairs to match.
3 black walnut Lounges.
- elegant bedroom and Parlor ClockA
. elegant black walnut Bunets
superb Extension Tables
~ black walnut Dining Chairs
Castors Urns Pitchers Forks
Knives. Spoons Giassware, &c
hs s!Ess, sale Of the season Sale PO,i
sixth avenue Esd Competent pack aud
ship goods, city or country
4 -rUNIs JOHNSON, AuCTIOSEER
IA. Od stand 81 Nassau st.
GREAT SALE OF PIANOS And ORGANS
THE wAsERoo1s OF hohAGE WXTEss 4 Sons.
WE HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED Br MEssRs HORACE
Waters close ont BY auction all their second hand
@ a. nu o ~ s ,hoir ow o~ .nd ,era
eommodioas warereoms N. ~ Eas, 4sh It. Unan square
MAKERs.-
Steinway, chickering,
'Ti& ORGANS ARE ALI. IN FINE ORDER By
Aexandre, New Haven Organ Company.
SchUninYcr, Necdham and otherA
On FRIDAY, at 81 Nassau st.,
Household furniture. =
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EVERY NIGHT,
the most successful Play OF
the CENTURY,

s2yAFfE mo. E.E.Y aess.sin .y Of
ar SHERIDAN SHOOK DEnns1s coi%oas mar
ir. A. NJ PALMER THE TWo, oRPiiANs.
;ss's i;sr:
r.; John Psrsels. Frsserlc
r..ss rr..Ss' II. us'sIorSsSa " SSa.same.S. !; ..
hsss h%c vsG sa.S 50: :. nG%R
reed at the Union square der. II. Ayling. Raynon.
L"-Chicago Herald and Misses Fanny Morant,
Hs:s Hs dr..s, H.sici Mr.. s"sI Mare EVIL. VII.
sns and Misses Ida Vernon,
si;ss. sSss.'f l. ci.se. Sss.ossa ssa xi. h.A:. Z
WIZ 1aanAs pES.s cssss5Ss 1907
PRICE or sJhscnlrfioA hr siK'HWxI rrckETs.- nkAEhT!s
symphony Concer,s. With reserved seas........ -
rr1lis Msasa,,., .is4 ss;s,,sS
FIRST XFTEaSooy -fUBLic REHkXRsAL
Admission TO Rehearsal % cents.
hs,sf'sS 81 saTTsbaY ffri;b f'f fHysSiSo OCT - AT
,Lorsrsaaassr asr sAbttISE MrhH scIIks S2HfkET Pianist;
Hiss ASToNIA mESSH 0.n,rslsoi;,,
CHORUS ]; saSSS SizfS SS%Sfssz TSfSsz Baritone
SIN op Bsssshossn
FANATIC sYMrnOXY--.Ronieoa and juliet"
op ..BeritOx
Orchestra. Chosuscs and Solos.
Admission sckct 81 reserved peats. 10 cents and u
ftrA~
The sale cfckets for the nrst Public Rehearsal sym
,ony Concert will commence TiI1s MORNING. at tie box
Nee o steinway Hall Schirmers. No 7Uls Brosdway;
'haberths No - Onion square. and the ticket Office
o. III broadway.
HALL-MR. HERMANN LIyDE'S
SHAKsPEARE REGULATIONS lby memoryl
friday. OctoAsr 27--SUMkRAAcuT6rRACh
Monday, October 3O-MACBkTH.
Friday. November 3-CORIOLANuS.
Admission One Dollar. -
~ M--Ssats arranged that svery ons can - hr.
linda
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A NO warfnl cast including

AGNES BOOT t............as MYRRlIA
or the GRAND ITALIAN BALLET. ss in number. are
the renowned Mllo BARTOLETf premiere dRnseusc
iuta of the Grand OPERA Paris and sig. MAsCAGNO. Of
thf san Carlo Naples. and Scala Milan
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Mt O'Clock prompt. each day. At Clinton Hall, wthou
limit or protection of any kind whatever per catalogue
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The price Of the Herald has been reduced I
three cents per copy.
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A. -1hh AEssAs' hhAv.l., Auon,oaAIHs' '.'...
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
October III and ~,
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FORBIDDEN FRUIT.

by permission OF the author.
Characters by ar II. J. Montague, Mr. Harry Beckett
Mr. W. Herbert, Miss Ada DyAs, Mas Enie Germon And
N me, ponisi.
lBy permission OF Lester WAlack. ESQ.,
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Characters by Charles 1horhe James ONeil, Frederic
Robinson John Parsee Thomas H. Morris. Claude Bur.
rouphs John Mathews Miss Kate Clsxton. Miss Asrs
Jswett Miss Fanny Morant, Mrs. wilkins and Miss Ida
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SALES AT AUCTION.

The price u he Herald has been reduced TO
avee cents per copy
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TIM MOORE RE..........s......... Mr.. EDWARD ARNOTT.
Is played BY him lbs nights the
Theatre. London
Songs Killarney ''Lin.crick" and his celebrated
Irish jig.
Supported by the following ladies aud gentlemen John
Mathews j. ermon. W. Edwin Sd Greene. w Herbert,
W. H. Sands w. n. Leonard Miss Rose Lisle Mrs. Ceruean
Fsgy, Mrs. Crummey, Miss Echo.
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Characters by Mr.. W. H. Crane. Miss Kza Weathersby
lby permission Mr. Charles Arnold and Mr. Bensen Sher
woodect Nibo's Garden Mr. James T. PsAkss. Mr. Welsh
Edwards anu the Union square Quartet.
Herr KAMAsTkR, Herr kUFf, Herr KROuT: Hen
KONG. Herr KLkANER. Herr Killing, Herr WEBER.
Herr OrTONlO and Herr BABANIU.
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The price Of the Herald has been reduced 70
three cents per copy
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The collection Of paintings to bo sold by the Messrs
Thursday and Friday evenings probably tho
able which has been offered for sale In this
country II comprises la5 works BY the most distinguished
modern asters OF Europe New York Imcs October %
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IN THE EVENING

the performance will at 73O with choice seleO
tons by the
BAND OF THE CATHOLIC PROTECTORY.