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HrIIcr'. Wonder Theatre.

Mr.. Heller has encamped himself for the
winter with his marves NJ that place OF a thou
sand names, which every manager has had de-
sire to rechristen. aud which Heller now calls his
Wonder Theatre. Ihare Is no doubt that he Will
make 1t a pleasant place ~ entertainment and
resort SO long az he occupies 1t. Tor he Is not
only an expert master Of the art OF legerdeman
hut he has the valuable g1ft Of being fluent.
pleasant and humorous taleer. putting himself
~ once into pleasant relations with his au-
dience, and winning their conf ience with hi@
casy familiar ana conversational Ways. To be
sure he makes puns and sometimes they are SO
far fetched that the laughter ~ the audience
comes like some far-of echo a minute orso after
the report. but he man ages most clrvcrlv to re
lieNe any WEAKNESS on the y ri OF the audie tra
and T. MAKE the evening bass speedily and
Tue Black Art Of to-day Is no longer that arair
Of mystery aud curious paraphernala that It
used to be. The aim OF the modern nV'rp-
mancer Is to simplify everything. To do away
with all appear nee OF machinery or prep "a
tnn. and with "A table nr two and some lew
simple Anh necessary articles, ana "A stage set a.
"A drawing room, TO give "A parlur entert inmcnt.
Some mullctins who have given exhibitions
10 this city posse. ,cd POSSIBLY tter sleiRnt ~
h md than Mr. Heller. hut none that have done
more surprising things. Tue mystery oi mnd
reading, which I've performed so often hete ye -
ago. when he was assisted ny young man, no
now does with the assistance ~ his SIS
tor. Miss Heller, whose quickness and pleas
am accent and way ~ speaking and almost
uufailing accuracy IN lkss the trick or hf wht ~
over name u IS called, "a interesting ~ It Is
curious Whilo Mr.. Heller y sos among tns
audience taking IN his hands bundled differ
ent md odd ihingA that are produced from the
pockets ~ the audience. Miss Il Her sitting
blindfOldcc on II 20 u imes them As quick
~ ms they are touched, even re ding names and
numbers from the cnveoues Of letters or Gu.
grsved On medals, CONS or watches.
Inc basket trcA II equally su'piising. and the
! automaton. which he calls RaSel, Is almost in
stinct Win life.
} IN addition TO his accomplishments in the art
| OF leeerdenan, Mir. Heer's shll fnl fingers are
| equally apt IN he Art ~ music By the AID OF
his piano and ORGAN hs Is able TO give plea *
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4 JUDGE REBUKES GRANT.
THE ILLEGIL iPPOINTHENT or 4
UNfILD ST1TES MfRSH

Money sen, IN I<cu,ucl,v far tsc In the cou,,-
..,,,,..,.,.,Gt. .,.... -, -. ,,.,,,..,
UNIV. """",o H'''"" VI '""1c n"'"r"
OF tue ntcd ~inirs tircHu Court.
fo,.,sv,,r No. 10 I,,1,,a fiolIart ~
100 49, ~ """r' 'N VI
the United states circuit Court refused to rec
ocnize the aupointment of President Grant OF
~. n,~,.t - ,,..n.,., r.. - rat,
"NN'" " -''"' W N'''"A''"' W. o. I'm SN
states Marshal fOr kentucky, on the ground OF
illcoolit, He arnt "A etter to Attorney-Gen-
-, ,-.,, - -, -, 49,,
erni lait' III "hlch ne ue'aieu MS oais iur uho
belief that he could no longer recognize O'Neal.
Gen Nutrav Iutted Statcs Marshal for about
''''4''' 49, - -, -, =, 49,
elght years, resigned u WIN oe reWehI"erou' III
August, after Congress had adjourned. Gen.
I,,,. ,,., ,ha, accommodated lao Taft IN succeed
VIZ '"'" Nv ~, - -. -,
him. Grant would not appoint MIN BECAUSE Vi
his Bristow svmpathes.
r,t u.r, ,,..a .,,or.,.d onroin.od 20 oil tha
we n'"' "''' "i'o' vi" "''V ~ - -
vacancy. and two DAYS after he TOOK MS place
check II s2OOD WIS sent him for Use In the
nm. -, a., -, at. -. a., ac,,o ,hr.,
O'"i''' "u' "o ia" ""iu'S "o'" III O "
weeks before he was suddenly no ibed thit ne
was SUSPENDED from OH -. and that the lfesi-
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PARkER, COMBUSTION MERCHANE
More Proof Wanted Against One of the Dis
trict Attorneys Prisoners.

George f. Parker was arrested Thursday
evening, the detectives pulling him from under
ted in his home at 25 Fditon street. Brooklyn.
His place OF business WAS at 2lS Fulton street In
this city, and from there he sent out circulars
offering Inducements to flrmers and smlll
traders to send their produce and manufactures
to him for sale. 1t IS charged That he pOcketed
the proceeds. aud that whenever one OF the vic
tins found him he gave either check or a NJ
teen-day note on the Bank Of the Metropolis, In
winch he had no deposit whatever lie pur-
sued this course until complaints became so
numerous ana pressing ia II the District AttDr-
ney felt constraint Il to take the case IN hand.
and Yesterday Recorder Hackett committed the
prisoner 10 the city Prison.
he District Attorney u dcsirous Of hearing
from a. many ~ Parket's victims as possible.
Among those already discovered are John kun-
valinkc. a furrier OF ~ Maiden tame, from " nom
Parker ohtaincd n set OF scaskin worth $50 !:
Benj tmin + Cl irk, merchant Of BOrdenNiie
" Y. who sent i've barrels ~ eggs ,thin
II cknnn. a ctcar manufacturer ct CoOtstOwn.
Pa. aud Hoas Notfhrup II Ca,taraugus. VINO
sent quantity ot api les. j. W. Dinsle, uro-
prietor of the Washington Hotel, IN which Pa
ker End wife once boarded. holds a worthless
Slqj checA on tue Bank Of the Metropolis, and
the Bank Of tho METROPOLIS has been seriously
annoyed bv the macy cnecks and notes that
have been presented,
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UNCLE DIN'L COURT.
Wherein he and =. v " hte Differ
Which Owes the Other.

Uncle Dan'l Drew was yesterday in the
Kings County supreme Court in the suit again-t
him brought 10y stephen v. wnite, memb II
the Stock Exchange and OF Plymouth Church.
and OF the Beecher IuvestiSating Com mittee.
Uncle Dani wore Oig ulster, beneath which was
sombre suit Of black, relieved by white
neckerchief. Tue contents Of the papers Ia tho
hands OF the numerous lawyers were IN sub
stance that the plainiin had claim against Mr..
Drew for t4l. 40. growing out of a TRANSACT on
on the ca Of march, $50 under which Nh Drew
sold Mr.. White for 500 the privilege OF pur-
chasing from him. Mt any time within sixty
DAYS from dfje. Mt the option OF the piaiutit III.
1850 shares Of Union Pacific at go share.
hite demanded tue stock on tue 3lst OF Marcn.
aud Drew, instoad OF delivering II, bought the
privilege back phYinR Mr. WHITE fR3 snare.
giving MIN due bill fur the diherenCe between
thht pri'e ami SO "a snare, namely, ttltVO, Tor
wien .dgment Is a-ked
In counter clam Mr. Drew sets up a transac-
tion between White and himself IN Rock Island
STOCK ia which they were to profit ana lose
lion. beginning on the "a OF January, 1871. Up
To June, lS7l Uncle Daniel mad pII Out SlOl,-
Assn mort than he ha0 received, hall OF WuiCn,
$JJ.UJ ~, he says Air. w ne owes aud prom ~ed
to paw on demand. No part Ct this mas been
pdld,
Mr.. white, in his answer TO the counter clsi m,
saws tlat prior to loiZ tiT Drew held many tn IL
sand shares Of CHE 10 ard Northwestern stor X,
known a. Northwest common, ana had gwen
urdrrs to "A number Of brokers L. sell tins at
rprtnut information relative TO Ia stock, Mr..
Drew set apart 5,UUJ shared On condition tpat he
received the Information. The orders ia sell
were revoked and the defendant pron ed
tho defendant accepted II m fun satisfaction of
Whites Indebtedness. The { cwds adjourned
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TOWLER'S mink ACCOUNT.
Corporation Counsel DE witt Prevented from
Showing How LARGE II Was.


In the trial of Commissioner William A.
Fowler by the Brooklyn Aldermen Yesterday,
Justin Arnold a contract or OF twenty-five years
txrerence, testified that the cxcav,ting on the
Hampstead Reservoir, for which Kingsley and
keeney received nny. FIVE cents a yard, was
worth twenty eight cents
IL. 4. Morley, clerk in the United states
Court produced the bankruptcy proceedings OF
ls72 In FOwlers case. Gen. Pryor objected. and
CORPORATION Counsel DE Witt explained that Il
was preliminary to the Introduction Of Mr. FOw-
iers oank account for the years 1873, 1874, and
10. 10 show that his deposits yearly aggregated
SnOW. me objection was sustanci-S to q.
rue Corporation Counsel said he would leave
facts To the public. Here was an Official, bank
runt In 1872. with oniy 5000 wear since, who
Tor three years had bank account Of $GO,VOO "a
year.
After Introducing the record OF the rainfall in
the year OF the water fright, the Corporation
Counsel closed the case for the prosecution, saw
ing that he had proved all that lac had promised
to In his opening.
The Aldermen voted to take no final action on
the charges until after all OF the members of the
Board had received twenty -four hours notice.
An adjputnmcnt was ken until mex Thursday,
and then Gen. Pryor will open for the defence.
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IHE HURRICANE ar PORTO RICO.


wAsHINGroN. Nov. 17.--Edward Com
Wy. Urited states Consul at San Juan. Porto
Rico, rcports to the Depa. tment Of state, under
date OF the "a inst mt, the following informa-
tion regarding the hurricane in That island,
which has been previously referred To-:
Its cr 4cts have teen most disastrous, the vor-
tex having passed over ne centtc 81 the island
I ON east To west. his teitiblc hurricane
his DESTROYED all that 1t has found IN It's way.
tearing ~ trees. blowing on roofs, and causing
Ery.,t damage to cattle. The greater part Of the
GO q g crop has been lu.t. as well ~ tn 4 Of rice
aud other small products. All OF the sugatcane
plantations nave suffered more or less, e-recial-
" hose whose canes stre ull grown. The new
canes. although tent 20 the ground, may re-
turn to their former position, ard 1t Is con-
sidercu that "A large delCit will not lie apparent
II the losses on laad have been grest, the dis
astcrs by sen have not been less sensible. The
Spanish -cnuOneis lie Nora. LUIS j wen MAYA
-, ana Joveu Munscrtale were wrccAed IN TINS
hurbor. The schooner DcOrtl Teresa, although
she undercd. was anUat i've DAYS afterward.
rhc Schooner Quad ,lupe, the soup Juu1nta. ana
the American schooner WIN. II. BvOn ran ashore
anu were wrecked. The spanish brig Eugena
ana the British schooner Margaret were iuj afed.
All t.c crvws were saved except three sailors
and three passengers Of the schooner JOven
MOnserrue.
In the reports from the isl md the foilowirg
disasters are mentioned At Sagardo the British
bark saxon aud several GO sting schooners were
lost At Nusnabo the American bark Valencia
WAS wrecked. The crew we're saved. At Him
racoa three coasting schoOners were lost. At
idouSoa t"e Auleilciu '''E h'',,Sc bt 'h'r
was wrecked. The crew were saved. At Ponce
the following ran ON snOre 4: spanish scuOOners
II tardemh ana Psluele de Pouce, spanish
brig Pepe, Brush brig Eagle. ana American
schooner George Whitiord. The George WHIT.
ford Was got on without mucn damage. The
SPANISH brig JOVen Nili dc Ctnnrina- arrived
- Agu idilla on the 18th Of September IN dis
trcss. On the coast of lsnpella the remains of
the Briusn schooner Nary A. ID, ana another
vessel, ualn9 unknown, were iounu. The crews
~ both vessels ere drowned. On other parts
~ the Is, ana were wrecked many cnt-iiug
"A la al A
vessels lost ana injured on the island amounts
u. p 4 .uN
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rINANcIlL aND coMMERcIiL.

FRIDAY. Nov. 17-P. M.-The operations
at the Stock Exchange developed very much
such market as might have been naturally an
ticipatcd, withoutrudder or cont ASS but Lake
Shore was strong at $50 jJ7s, with tGis IN the
final de1lings. after having sold Vt 55ss. Aside
from this stock, there was very little worthy uf
remark, though Ohios commanded attention ~
their fluctuations between o nd ca. with later
On .nges to 6. Delaware, Lackawanna and Vest
ern seemed to he conspicuous, because it
dropped from ia to CO.., and Delaware and
Hudson was also =. lower Ut Gs'4. Erie ranged
az pf.lti0is aud tho s. Paul shares huctuated
between lsH ard NJ. aud 90 foji's for the pre-
ferreo. The other shares on tne general list did
not attract speclaI prominence ana the market,
taken all together, Vas ~ 80 little consequence
that spcci 4 comment was NOT required
Tue total nulib.f of SHARES dealt ~ was AL
u 'laware Larkawannt pnl Western. "a 80.
O1ios. 10 500; Northwest, lUOo); the preferred.
te preferred. ,.soo; Western Union. GiOO
Ere 3hn; New jersey Com raj. 22 X -
Mn. 60; Delaware ana Hudson Canal. 90
Alton and lerre linute. 4O0; llunois Central,
800; Union Pacific. 30; American EXPRESS. 1d;
Hannlhal aud ST. Joseph. li8; New YORK Cen
tral, Lj; ONO preferred. 10; Wabash. Ia;
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh 80; Fort Wayne, 81
ana ChicagI and Alton. ID.
Inc gold market developed lrm tone. and
1hefe were not. however. any special features.
anu he premium W Jrkcu W On our Continental
Hdvices.
The GLOWING were the principal transactions;
Ia I!S MNV ......iie,: lla99 M......IIoss,,.,
In loans the rates uud Tor having balances earned
we're l, ~ ana cent
1he to,ai c.eaungs NJ the Gold Exchange Bank were
;lg6l5.OJ0; soid hnanccs, svli50J' ANA currency
haunccs. <luti.tiS Tue Suu.Irc4sury rcut en-,
tll oop N called n9ns, aud paid on Ia co Interest CA
The DAYS business u the Tinted States suh-Treasury
Wa. GOd rccUIpt- st32 ga DO. gold pawn mt. Slg'-
S615 cola balance. sJ2,s3bEtlfb; currency receipts,
st-4t41yO. currency incA.s fStS.t 81, currency
balance. ti34sj.siSij custom sit2 600.
IN" intern revenue r., eus al Wa ilu.ton TO- day
were sNOOUs. ana the custom receipts sdOtuDO. Tue
1frssur, at ashmgton received t70luU0 nation 4
bink notes Tor redemption. The bullion Ia the Bans
OF Lng aud was decreased ll5pvbJ.
Foreign exchange reelected Its usual quiet, aud the
nominal quotations we're not changed from - S2ls aud
a. sie for time ana demand drafts. In actuu trade,
however, concr-sOhs of a 70. were ackuoN cog ~.
The demand for money on cal WAS moderate at 2ieGt
cent. The ucgO .iatlous did above he AZ
craze and nOtniug worthy " special remark
prru IA this department Discounts continued At IL
for hrs elias ucrcan ile accept uCes.
In Government Don Is there vas nothing 81 special
prpnneucr strDng tone characterized the dralug-,
however. aud hni4tr~ were nrni In their views. Gu.
pom 1865 were strong 10 registered iItUs 1lls
registered 1855. ll1h registered 6s 1851. III, und
| f.iI.. q n
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; 40 bonls Nerc duTI mud Quet We note slI7s OF
Tenn s.yc O.. new a. i4is; is, snTes asa Ar
kausi~ o.. funding act 80 ana Missouri &C. bond
a. io3s. Rarosd euriIcs were more sctive. Du low
Inc u. lnClpIl q anrs tons we're ~ follows.
Chicago Alton 1,t,. lis. MilWau see and 81. Pau
= goll, l02 NJ Waukre AID = l'4Ll lsfS Ia Crosse
div-i lnlS Mnrls aui Essex ists 1it. Nortn Ni-
..Ir l.. " ON and NJ 81, .in'l cnm-"i. sithh-
tuna Nf. on aAl Mississippi 2d-, iiis ~ Al
a. thlri IAcnc Isfs. san 10. % % brtnla 90 l.
tlrNclsnd ami ft.bursh itn-. lrns roiclI auI VA.
ha-h -dr. rs CT 40 Wgstrra lsi- a,. GfrIt West
.ra s,uN Mc,tr.n I ,t'n IrtsiatI, ,oupon. 400,
lnt'a fuisfiilr ufd Nl-ANit.t 3cu.. NN Nit Ions
j. nd Ia road lists ip1i Gt,ut sui cha tgY Isle ls
ncmN are ana Hui-ll gstrfs huuis -. 1nifsi eats
Cl-p and NUr western l--. lp1ss tuloi Pacific l.t-
loo mon Pacihc, mi grant l0l ordO and Nabt-
bNA. Delaware ana llu rc-IstVItd 80. lul
NoThe csttTn TINT. nls, los acinc Of issouri IDS
sly, Sew lurS tratral lsts. coupon, l2u5b. NOrln
western Cuusui coupon gJli bonds, pfis
The opening h.g lcst, lOa'st aud =. N. cOlng
Prices VI stpcas tV-uay we're.
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The Buron dc ralm'- BOdv a. he scientifically
nnrned by The IhcosOnhI.i-.

Harmed by the rhcosophi-t-.
The cremation OF the body of the late
Baron de +. i'm, the Austrian noblem IN who
ques lin the pagan a. ode" at Ma inic Hall At
tracted 20 much attention, IS to t.he II ice IN
Washington, near pltts,ur.h, Pa, some day
within the next fortnipht he Baron WAS a
Spitltualist. and 4 Jealous member 81 the lheo-
r phica society, which he Le'peI 10 l"uni, ana
whicn VIII nave charge ~ the cremation.
IT. President. OIL OlcOtt, " nts II iliil rrsl God
tha' THIS Is not at All a religious CEREMONY but
purely eet,utihc aud experimental. "Ihc body
Of the litc Baron" he says, II in a per ect a
= ate Of preservation AS when he died. II has
been cove ed 40 IN an antiseptc powder, "
will ne reduced by crrWaftOn o. three or four
pounds, man of $50 pounds weight can be
Oh Olcott takes no stock IN the story Of the
French MaiQIus who wore tue romans If his
Crem tteG Wio 10 uouraing ring lie does not
believe II pos HDle u reduce BODY below three
pounds.
great many Swans hive been invited to
witness the ceremony aud some OF them
viii probably deliver adllC-au-. Inc col
Onel hmseif ueditates n long historical dis
rourse on cremation where all the peoplr VINO
ar going arc 10 STOW themselves hr can't I'm
Agine. The room attached to d. L'movne's
rrematory Will not hold above '"ent' persons;
Wnie enough nave signihed theI purpose 10 De
present to on twC ree n Ne.
rms /. toe second cremation I'm the United
staics. me nr,t MAS that Of Hem, Laufeus OF
South CHOuni, ntty vrai4 age. Nj Lplrcus
succeeded John Hancock Hs PRECEDENT Of the
Continental Congress. Before he Died he di-
Tected his son t. bum hs no ~, upnn AIN Of
disuhefi' duce. and th' son tliallY ubeted.
IL n UNDERSTOOD the cremation VIII occupy
about i've hours Ii- BODY VIII e euClo ed ~
III iron ietOft. which viii then he illc.d m "A
TcverbatoT, furni o, - that all gases, SC, " III
be eutirCl) les.roltd
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Nj. James w. Morrisey has planned for
Thanksgiving week smusical festival of consd-
cradle proportions, with Hhicn he des signs to
wake up the town during these duli days. Be-
sides the Thomas orchestra he has engaged a
ndmber Of excellent vocalists and four emf
mont pianlsts. and on Monday, "Wednesday,
aud Friday evenings Of the week alter
next he wlil give performances az the Academy
Of Must. iu Whi, b orchestral works AMI pof-
tlons VI opera viii alteTn lie. Among h's artists
are Miss thuTsby, Mis- Drasdl. Mrs g lager,
Madame schiller Madame sauret. and iirisnuli.
Mills, : itter, and others. pc sale 81 slosTip.
ton tickets nogius next Monday, at Decker's
liAuo war rooms.
Miss + uni Dinliger, late pupil At the leir-
sic Conservatory. Will give her irst pi npfurte
concert AT CWckenng Hall tAlS cNculAg. assisted
by Mis- BeeDe, Ar. FritscD, Mr. ;. u. Mills, and
Mr. Muler.
Dr. Austin Pearce win give piano recital at
C.ickeuug Hail On tuesday niteruOJn, NOV. p,
al - N
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NEW YORK. Friday, Nov. H. Receipts Of
heeNes to-day were " car loads OF lb0S head. making
5s23 siuce Mon ay against 3Ss for the corresponding
time asst wees. The demand was decdedy strong, ami
an we're quickN sold ut very full prices. Some thin
cywss nd itc steers 800 ~ average we're sold a. ~
% ~. ~ 10 urcss hjWah nei some iitte Chsrokees
ana coarse Texan. at si4Hs &C. g. dress % n; and
common TO PRIME Steers ranged from NO, to dress IS
Ms no TO lOspc, To dress % nsi and strictly urine
steers could have been sod al 0Aa ic to dres 81 Ms
Receipts Of snrep AMI lam were ~ car lOnds
$40 mead. Masking 1924 since Monday Igainst ~ $50
Tor the same time last wees There more inquiry
Tor fat she D. aud suIie hrucr feeling generally, but
no advance ~ pr Very poor 20 very good sheep
Jcthitr p N
Receipts Of hogs we're az car loads, or sibO head.
mikiNg 2l,Po1 since NpuitI. against luSSi for thu
tain time last week. thr niud was trh better.
aud w car load. oi ono hogs, ~ Is average wcrO
III Al 81 .NlL-..Lo- ll y ION N
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II any Of the tickct-peddling fra ernitv nave
ocen husgne the deuson that Manager M'Vicker
dent mean nu mess. they "a far way 10 Doe va
deceived he isln grim earnest, ana he has the public
40 l- htrS Hrrrlff'- there VIII alWits " tickets at
the theatre nice Tor patrons Mo have not provided
tnein5cN,sia advance. The suoioned petition speaks
flr ITSELF
10 y, Mp9r and Goa,a n .ihermea orne IN or
Hoson,urr sln'' ,Your re'uoser would reprcsenl
tgl ume ua'a a. o me ly"gm ffg9tre On Se
acsic. t. ie1 morally Win IN rrotc thc interest
If nae puuA. flpm Nulel he tXper,s patronage. lie
IN he sara r.t, OF eS fork 50 EN- Of succunion u
IT, .ei- g. tieairr, place amn.cmeai, When BE-
deems 0crim nt, 60 ne oe.i tcres.s ~ such i ces
naI nn napusllun on me p1ifoHs ~ the same. ~
petitioner II iniorucd that 90 tons known as spccu
~ ar. Snsd - l3 e Gi 20 & nv iaaa9,
eas1l5t he pr,,cnid ht,um ~ Sati TO be- Inc se
your peuu iner pray your honorable b0 ~ % enact
m 4 u c6c VIZ Il vi VIZ" r at ea,t AT piaeag
IN, cause Of 10 continuance where Il nriong-
Nour. uulner wound respectfully pray your hon
Orall body 60 cnict;
Fs riAt any person pei lns leke' 60 tho aircs or
liiccs OF puzzle eniert INN t mn proclre lieen.c
youe Tor ~ Inc iiuigrr a the th,ntr oi piaD II
pubic entertainment 'he uc@cts t. witch he proposes
Second Persons licensed to pcGaIe lesets % laes,gss
places oi pubic entertainment Ri h pal Tor tue same
S6e readrs Ga w6icn = ali DC stated inc number o.
hrc.. rec 0nnionpeim c,et peedlef
lur An ,G'.9 ,,, y.oSn o. ordinance 'AA he
ionr eonori6r poiy VII ousrrve that the euaci
"a tNeu.fiD " an M or Of my manager who rec m
me ivt hiu, AMI me puoic wii lncn SNOW whom 70
l. Tor ths cNuriitut 4lN1lre asked for tickets, ana
tae unp,-i,las 50 fisqu- MY s9bw ed to On the
gtOun ihai lt cinuOi br " Vclted,
ia CONCLUSION, yuuf petitioner would represent ma
u granting h prayer hi the 'a1rtm a. OF sich law,
buur lil iHO IS must receive m plaudlts II Your
constituents Nno dpuot c,s are r,qirn ,nirr r. from
the encf ~ a fYstcm which Your petiuOne
believes if h guy 30 cHil 20 me- attention OF those
VINO nave fne power to rhtck ~ thus reform gia A.
pubic Nr ag Resprtil.N
JAS h. MCNiCkER Lycpun Theatre
nov. -, 1870
Reduced prices in furniture and carpets.
Cowptrth@ Ius, loo anl lJ' LIlthsn street. Pay
4 q,
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Tho Empir, pIn,e ,.ln., Compnn,.

To TIKI EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir. IN refer
ence t. the Empire Plate Glass Company | woul say
the late President OF the SAID company could have
been found by any one 1t h4 residence. lod W st
Nineteenth street Ana eau now he found at iO3
Eighth avenue. have not disappeared, moved 10
Bond street office 'rgh 20 cNade any lolcy hOlde
of the conpauy. any law connected tnereWih. Pen.
mt me to al , the EnWre Pite ultss Company met
All scs promptly and Replaced a. glass prOken, both
before ana s'u,c the Aston mouse ohire was o'ed.
fCE. cCtiuliY, tHAH koukuA,
XOpK NuV Eighth Nv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-18

"BRowN'S BRONCHIAL rKOt HES" contain In.
gradients acting directly the organ Of the voice.
Tncy have al oNiraordu r. ID acy al affections OF
the Thr at ani LarynN restoring tier Lealthy tone
when relaxed either from COLOR orereXerdou u the
voice. anu prcdnce e'elr and distinct enumeration.
t. Public speaker, anu singers theY Will be found
useful
Pnrkcr'- t:inc-r rolir STRENGTHENS the D.
petite ana makes fi-c-iIl rHsY 4 b, ~" only Ell ctve
r,Wcdy Tor ivsprp.if and other ui- common TO the
stomach and bowels. Sold by az drussists.
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tall u D. jam; CON Of L...s, O. Marion, eldest
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by the Il v Wiluln u lirssell IN thu Kpp'- Ray
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