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CHICKERING HALL.

Last night Miss Lizzie l. Clarke gave q selection OF
readings at this hall. The audience large and
select ono and It greeted The ar reader when she np
peared with generous and hearty welcome. Pre-
vious to the readings Madame Isolta Rcbccini en-.
tcr,ained tho asscmbagc with The "Tu AL cui squardo
Omnoposente" OF Verdi, after which Miss Clarke
without other preface, commenced her readings with
a dramatic poem entitled, Tim Painter u Sevnicn
which she rendered well her Mss Maoncy the
Chinese Question" was particularly good, aud took
Irish rec,tat:0ns generally do when given with even
ordinary ability .rhe Pride Of Battery b. was de.
livcred tairly. number OF other well chosen scec
tons completed the performance. Taken altogc her
Miss Clarke made favorable impression, anu pleased
those who were drawn 10 Chickcrng Hail TO listen
her clocutionary efforts.
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caruIus, VINO started .vor,o a, TO l. fAod to secure

. place.
The following Is . summary
NoyExBER l5--The Great Shropshire Handicap OF
500 scvs specie, added tn sweepstakes OF rs sovs
cach Is forfeit; entrance sovs, N declared TO
Mcssrs. wcatheroy only by noon Tuesday next the
winner OF hn ndlcsp value 100 sovs alter October
atten A. NJ. lbs Twice, value 200 sovs 10 los
extra the second his stake; the new straight
mile; III subscribers
Mr. T. Browns b. G Tetrarch, by Mogador out Of
Parma, years, st. los. bs...-.................. l
Mr. Lefevre's cb. I. Lima, by Monarque Nor
temer out OF Regala lincluding lbs extraI, 8
years, St lbs
Mr. ii. Birds b. The Ghost, by Suffolk out Of
Fiction, by the Flying Dutchman, years, ST.
IDS.
Tstrarch started eleven times two-year-nd, win-
ming three timeA Those were, nrst, selling sweep
stakes, at tho Newmarket first October meeting, tho
distance four furongs the second, the Gerard Stakes
Liverpool November meeting, four furongs and at
the samo meeting the Fazahcrly Stakes ave furlongs
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SAILORS scALDED TO DEATH.

DETROIT, Nov. 15 1875.
report just received from Sheboygan, Mch states
that tho tug J. W. Bennett went ashore Monday
night ST. Helena Island, in tho Straits OF Macki
nav. On Tuesday morning nvc OF her crew
smothercd and scadcd TO death In room over the
boiler by steam which escaped from the safety valve
Tho Bennett has been pulled or by the tug Ieviathan
and brought TO 81. Helena, slightly damaged
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OPENING NIGHT or nELLEn's WONDER


THEATRE.
Last night the Wonder ThcatIe-for so the Globe has
been renamed by Mr.. Robert Heller. who has leased
twas throngcd tho occasion Of his first enter.
tanncnt this season. Tho theatre has been prcttiIy
ntied up, the stage being particularly and nttrac
tive, and, judging from the coght expressed by tho
audience, the performances OF Mr. and Miss Heller will
remain popular throughout the winter. THIS prcsti-
dgiiatcur who would have been hanged a wizard IN
ancient times is we'll known the United States and
respectable people to his marvcls without fear
OF both Of tho syabcs Of his significant name
Many good conJurcrs have visited this country
among them Anderson, the two Hcrmanns Btz and
lacly Cascncuvea ami Mr.. Heller may rank among the
best HIS tricks are very clever II not very ncw aDd
IL is almost Impossible to invent thing absolutely
new In illusions OF tho kind IIcine SAID OF IN
general that tho subject was nothing; the treatment
everything" Mr. Heller has the ability the
Old by his manner OF treating It, lie has
tho advantage oil speaking English perfectly ard OF
keeping up running rc oi jot cs and puns which mold
the audience IN continual snte oi amuse
mert or astonsbmcnI Other magicians have
cooked IN omclc.tc In gcntleman's hat;
with eggs, butter, rings and ribbons ior tho ingrc-
dcnts but few have put rs much good humor and Iun
into The process Others made coffee out oil rags
and milk out OF newspapers, but few would have
human kindness as extracted from the New
York press, press miracle, indeed, u Mr. Heller
political excitement. These Two tricks and
THE Fortunes and Mlsfortunes OF u Hnndkcrchicfn
Inc DcrlcChtcu OduaTies' anu the witches fOlr"
executed with perfect case whiIc tho antics OF
RavcI, Mr. Helers automatic little clown, created
hearty laughter and applause. Mr. Heller is nne
pianist, and the musical part Of tho programme
we'll received Tho third part was devoted to
curious trick called second sight,, in which Miss
Heller, sitting blindioded IN the middle OF tho stage
named scores OF all kinds Of articles collected from
the audience by Mr. HeIcr--such knives, match
boxes ginsscs, gloves, cigar holders necktics evon
telling al once the dates upon coins aud tho letters
upon watches and rings NJ distance OF Gy or sixty
feeL The entertainment concluded with an interest,"
ing explanation OF paror magic for tho bcncnt OF the
students OF Hcllcrtsn,.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

PnoDucr ExcnAEcE REroRrmLvrRrcot Nov. rs. 1877
PorKEssscrn dull at SDs Western dull ut 71s bacon
canvas cured dull at l5 short rib long clear
dull ~ short dull Mt ffs hnnis long clear du
1905 sxraao. duh NJ iiOs nrims DO steady at ss Lari
Prim Western hrmer at ols Tallow-Prime city
EosIn-ComInon hrmcr u Is ID. 6ns dull at los id
Cnresc American choice hrner 6t,s. Lard oil dull
54~ tiour-Extra state duh ut 25s Wheat-No. Spriug
steady No. do steady MT % al winter dull
sd Western esy los sd. Tor southern. Corn
Soft mixed dull st 26s
LONDON OH MARKKT-LoSDoS Nov. lJ-Eveuing. Lin
seed oil 20s Sd. q 26s Cd. per cwt
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To THE EDITOR or THE HERALp:-
was very glad To see "Thentre Gocr's" letter in
this morndg's HERALD Somc tinc since suffered
like imposition at the hands OF tho ticket specuator
ut Wallack's. Tho swiudIe in my in selling
what represented TO be aslo seats when they
really nothing OF tho KIND l advise those VINO
unable to procure tickets tho box Office buy
them III the hotels They can be had, think, at all
the irst class houses. This theatre one OF tho most
respectable in tho city, ought 10 reform such
NEW YORK, Nov IA, 1875 MR.. MARKS.
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CHARITABLE REQUESTS.

BosToS. Nov. Is, 1915
The will OF Eliza Powers, just filed in the probate
court makes bcqussts TO various societies and nsttu
tions. aggrcaating above 100000. Among them arc
tho following
Mems Christian Union. $1,000; Grantvlo Unitarian
Society, $1,000 Charming House, IN Boston. s.. 600;
Boston Female Orphan Asylum, SIS, 900; Boston Farm
School for IndRent BOYS So. 900; Boston Marine So
cety, SIS. 900; Chdren's Mission, 70 tho children Of
the destitute, S5 900; Massach usets Society for tho
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 81, 900.
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CROOKED wHISKEY IN JERSEY.

TRENTON, Nov. Is, 1876.
In the United States District Court here, to-day.
James Mcintyre sentenced TO years. imprison-
ment In the State PRISON. for carrying Illicit dis.
iilery 10 cellar Of his residence Railway Charles
A. Dicbod was sentenced to four months imprison-
ment Tor supplying tour beer to Mcintyre from which
the crooked whiskcy manufactured
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lord VIII bc remembered as the young lady who played
Juliet In London last season during The illness or
Mss Nelson Mr.. warde will reappcar hero after
absence Of n year
Aiss Kate claxton has been very successful in "Con
science" at Toronto
Adelaide Nelson is playing an immense engagement
at Pittsburg, and will New York In February
Mr. J. W. Rrutonc, recently OF the Park Theatre,
who played the Scotch juryman IN Oakley Halls
"Crucibe," Is seriously ill.,
Charles Fish and Romeo Sebastian viii contest
the championship OF the world as circus riders at
Bnrnum's on Saturday evening. As both very nne
riders an unusually bold and exciting display OF cques
trianism is certain.
The iuli cast Of Miss Multon,' the new drama In
which Miss Clara Morris Will make her appearance at
the Union Square Theatre. Is as loioMs.-
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OF REV. F. coGGEsHAlL.
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Nov. Is. 1870

PROVIDENCE, r. L, Nov. 15 1870
The funeral OF Rev. Freeborn Coggcshai, member
OF tho Society OF 81 John the Evangelist OF OXFORD,
England, was solsmnizcd AT ST. Mary's church, OF
East Proviacncc this afternoon. Rev Father Benson
OF Oxford conduct cd the ceremonies assisted by Rev
Mcssrs A. g. A. Halo and G. f.. Gardner, OF Boston;
service was chiefly cho al and tho holy communion
was celebrated
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AN INCENDIARY FIRE.

ELizABETH, n j., Nov. Is, 1870.
The Rev. Dr. Persons house totally destroyed
tonight by nrc. The loss s5 oOo No insurance is
reported. Tho house unoccupicd, and tho nre Is
supposed to bc the work OF incendiary.
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A CARRIAGE FACTORY BURNED.

SYRACUSE, Nov. Is, 1875
The woodwork part OF Sanders Bawett's carriage
factory Onefds destroyed by nre this morning
Tho loss Is about $3j. .000 Fully insured.
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A SAW MILL BURNED.

CLINTON Iowa. Nov. Is, 1876
A nre horc yesterday destroyed Lamb II Sons largo
saw MILL together with an extensive dry house. Tho
loss Is over $50 900. Uninsured.
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A BEQUEST FOR FRIENDLESS CHILL
DREN.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. Is, 1870
The will OF tho late Frank Hammctt, OF Newport,
which offered for probate to-day, makes the Homo
for Frcndess Children his resicuary lcgatec 1t is be.
lieved that the bcquest will approximate $780, 900.
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YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov Is 1876.
Tho total number OF intcrments to-day was four,
Of which two were from yellow fever. Tho City
Council tonight approved the action OF tho Georgia
Medical Society aud tho Health Ocer in declaring the
epidemic at an end and advising abscntecs to return
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

fErnAncE THE WINNER OF THE SHROPSHIRE
HANDICAP.
LONDON, Nov. 1J, 1876
rhc race for tho Great Shropshire Handicap took
place at Shrewsbury to-day, and brought ont ned Of
fourteen horses. Tho yon by Tctrarach, who
started with to nsnnst him Lana, At 40 TO I, took
Tho second place, and Tho Ghost at TO l. the third
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pMLAR
NTERFEIT TWENTY
BILL.
PATERSON. Y. ].

PATERSON. n. j., Nov. Is, 1879
man named Post. OF Hackcnsack, was arrested
here To day Tor passing twcnty-dolar counterfeit
note on the First National Bank OF Portland Conn
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A FLOUR MILL BURNED.

ST. PAUL, Nov Is, 1915
John Gcrbc's -four MILL at Henderson, was burned
this morning The loss is $4,000 and tho insurance
$500.
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ARE YOUR LUNGS PROTECTED Y--GRADUATED
LUNG Protectors insure sound lungs health
comfort sold by druggists aud underwear dealers SINGER
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

"Kng Lear" Is In rapid preparation at Booths. ana
| viii be produced on December . We give tho primer.
pal features OF the cast:-
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= ASvERrISiNG RATE . sSSis PEs LINE.
THE rELEGKAM's uSPPAATTALLELkD SPAT ACHIEVE
RATE os 90 cESTs us LINE
fact Of circulating 700 copies will be seen BY tho
without parallel in the records Of journalism. but
Is not even approached Ia that sphere The success so
ersday Of our rivals if W. had any. An evening paper
begins its with she sniep.,on Of any snsh
shown illusions ialacious they glitterng.
ton at any time informed that the public would bs
hungry for this extent But the hunger cx
into moral emotional food for which the fAmishns
scarcely work fast enough furnish tho supply All day
crowd the proportions Of which have seldom been
rE TELEGRXE Office and oecams the exponent of ths
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For the past year have led evening journalism in New
which s IN 10 sss r "ns0s symSo pears
Genius Of journalism should her coronecd
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CHANCE FOR SPORTING MEN!-BEING
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A copy Of the record
Signed. FRANCIS A. WALKER.
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A. r. GOSiORN Director General
j. X, uAWLEY President.
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Messrs. Barrett and Davenport havo never played
their respective parts In this city before Miss Slraf
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THEATRE TICKET spGcuLA1ons.

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with swift rctributivc punish mcnt
both by society and by the law.
This is Eabcoci 5 danger, and il is
no idle one. See how relentless the
current Of conviction .olIs OH. Nc
kce, the Influential editor ut St. Louis,
the man Of years and wealth and good
record, goes down. Mcdonald and
Joyce, the privileged visitors Of the
waitng-rooms of The white house, are
in prison walls. at Evansville the
pcnitcntiary doors open to receive
thirteen official convicts at one swing.
lIcsing, tho great German politician,
tdcmocrat.) having signally failed on
every diIatory motion, stands at the
bar Of angry justice this week. l.. w.
Pond, the republican politician Of
Massachusetts, is already behind The
bars, and Winslow, from Boston, fees
the wrath Of society and the tcrrors
OF The law.
! his quickcning OF The moral sense
Of The community, which outlaws
from social standing and pushes to
rigid punishment even those ..,lS pcctcd
Of .olicnscs against good morals, while
il may be hard OH individuals and
work injustice in special eases, is an
indication Of health an! vigor in The
body polite. Corruption is The
danger orrcpublicans morals arc The
foundation Of freedom, and the
eternal vigilance, which is The price
Of liberty, cannot be too ccusclcss or
too strict.
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ly he is master Of the situation.
JAMES c.. THOMPSON.

There is n good lesson in each ofthc
following wise sayings CLEANED for us
by Il young friend:
Men re more ready to sacrifice Il
friend than to give up q personal pre-
judicc.
Man is All alliance of SELF living
record Of lis own deeds.
Wien y man is wrong and won't
admit it, lie always gets angry
Halliburton.
lIypoeritcs do tho devils drudgcry
in Christ>s livcry-Hcnry.
The worse Of all llnavcs arc those
that can mimic their former honesty
Lavatcr.
Education begins the gentleman,
but reading, good company and re
Election must finish him-Lockc.
lie that comnmcs with himself in
private learns truths that the multi
tudc will not tell him.
Rogucs i'll rags arc kept in coun.cn-
ancc by rogucs in runlcs.
All men think al men mortal but
themselves Young.
A brave man is sometimes dcs-
pcrado-a bully is always coward
Halliburton
lie is a good man whose Ultimate
friends are good-Lavatcr. 20
The world knows nothing Of its
greatest mcn-Taylor.
A niscr grows rich by seeming
poor; IN cxtravagant man grows poor
by seeming rich-Slonstonc.
The tallcst trees arc most in the
power Of the winds, an q ambitious
men Of the blasts fortune Penn.
On their own merits modest mcn
arc dumb Coleman.
No man was ever written out OF
reputation but by himself Bentley
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NJ Mortgagees Sale.

By virtue Of Il power to me delegated and
authority to me granted by one Ezekiel
Jordan i'll Il certain deed Of bargain and
sale commonly called Il Mortgage bearing
date the ,rd day OF Dec. 1869 will sell al
Orangchurs, c. H., in the Town Of Orange
burg, on Monday, the 9th Of March, 1916,
all Of that land situated, lying and being in
the County of Orangcburg aforesaid, con
laining two hundred acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of John l:as,crlin, Robin
son md lands formally of John RiclScn-
baker, recorded in book No. Z, page G5, 66,
and G1.
Also two other tracts, by the same power,
delegated 10 me hv Calrn Iiinard, VI. S.
kinarl, G. w. Kinard and O. Kfllarl,
situated in the County Of Orangcburg, one
tract containing one hundred and eighty
seven (lSIl acres, more or less; the other
containing one one hundred and six,y-two
nG2) acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of
NJ. Brandcnburg, james Lcairtl, Sam'l
PRINCE. d. Stephenson, Jones and others,
recorded in book !, page $50, ISL, 3S2 and
:,S:', dated, .ltll day Of January 1S7I--
Terms Cash, purchaser TO pay for papers
and Recording.
G. G. COOPER,
Mortgagcc.
icD IL Ut
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A New Paper for Charleston

A rumor is rife here that Il new
d'ily paper will be issued in Charles
ton OH tho goth list. H. is IL part Of
the rumor that Barnwell Rhctt, Jr., is
TO be chief editor OF The proposed
venture.
This, must Of course, be intended
rs fight against The Nrms and Con-.
ritr. l.sccms that thc Don't carc-a-
Dam for Principle paper is in bad
odor i'll Charleston, and that The dc
cent people that have concluded to
get up paper that they will not be
afraid to take homo. We people up
here can watch the fight that may en-
sue with perfect composurc, and sub
due if possible, in The meantime a
desire which is natural with all South
CarollnIans Ito take peep at Daw-
son from behind The church.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-12

1t is thought Coy. Chamberlain
will be the nominee Of The Rcpubli-
can party for V;cc-Prcsilcnt. IIc is
the candidate Of The News AND
ZINES in this wise. First for Vice
President; Second, for Governor Of
South Carolina, lrosWcclt The National
Convention should be fool enough 10
forget SO distinguished q man. Hes
about The only one who ever tried to
make Republicans respectable III the
South.