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a COUNTRY mAN's MISTAKE
Looking for Tiiden or Iiayestc Paw him Five
Dollars for his Vote.

Nom me SIN Antonio Herdh.
Yesterday about noon, while the voting
was gong on, a lank long hatred, seed booking
man rod" NJ on the pavement nepr the court
house. elid IN. and hitched an emaciated pony
to an awning post, and began luafng about the
polls.
After he had kent this IN about half an hour
without any satisfactory rcrults, he siiled up to
a negro. VINO WIS Also busy doing nothing in
particular, aud whispered, Just pint out Sam
to me-"
"What Sam 2"
"Saainiv 1iiden, NJ course, the man that's
runniug for office ut this 'leciion"
Never heord OF htfa betOah-reckOn he Is
moved out in de country"
The couutrym n then took an Intelligent
white man OF o. nne SIDE, and whispered, Dye
see HAYES about In the cTOwuf"
The iuterroglted man urOfessed Ignorance.
"Well, what | wanted to know IL, whar air
them candidates that Iir plying five uolla,s for
votes. like they were ut last election when
was IN town.
When he was told that there were local
candidates running. and that there was no free
whtsktY running, either, he RIVED and went on
Ike pirate lie said The whole town WIS an
Internal swlnde. He mad come thirty I've
miles out of his own county to vote here,
because he thought II was a live town. he
whole darn election WIS perfect farce to fool
town slide.
And, rem arkinR again the whole election was
a farce. he started for nis pony.
AssOOn as "a solemn faced policeman arrested
him Tor tying his horse on the pavement, I'll e
free began 10 wane. md wnen the Recorder
lined him $40 this morning, the fareical nature
had entirely disdp . red.
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FINANcIAL AND cOMMERcIAL.

SATURDAY, Nov. 1S-P. NJ There seemed
by common consent practical truce to speuu-
latiOii. and aside from early transactions In
Ohios which rejected temporary activity on
the downward turn, because OF the appo Mt
ment Of receivers. added to an attack upon
Rock Island, which carried the price from plh
to eSJS seller 3, with a comparatively limited
business In Lake Shore at 56S958it 0J56 AGt56it,
there was nothing In the general market o at
tract special attention, The quiet which mani
tests itself In other departments of business, as
a natural result OF the uncertainty growing out
Of the Presidential canvass. appears to have also
Influenced the Wall street markets, and for
several days there has oeen no inclination to en-
gage Ia fresh ventures on either side of the ac-
count, to an extent sufficient to command re-
mark. heavy tone, however. character ized
the operations, IA will be observed by a COM
par,son Of toe figures more fully detailed below,
though just at the close recovery VI i.0y. y
cent. " = established, and In several Instances
the highest points of the day were then re.
corded. Michigan Central rged It ~, Gt4a a %
Rsl. st. Paul ralying from 10. to lQs., ana t.
preferred from 50z. seller "a to 5IA.. Rock
Island also recovered to V9A. ana Western
Union closed at -. after havlns touched ~.
Illinois Central was weak at "a, seller 3, auL
Pacific of Missouri at 81.
ine following table reDresents the opening,
hi1 AN lowest salea. regul,r way, OF the
principal stocks, during the past week, together
ia fer uf an A. All in
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Thames River Butter.


Whatever incredulity has been felt in
reference to the manufacture Of butter from
Thames mud there nov appears to be no doubt
of The fact that such butter h made. and la no
incOhsldeIabe quantities. But the precise na-
ture Of the material and its mode OF collection
have, We believe, remained an undiscovered
mystery untl the present time. IL appears that
nIuch n. I'd. "A day can. under favorable cir
,um-taucrs he earned al low tide hy explorers,
properly equipped and with Keen know le
OF lnclr WOrN, ola The north BANK Of the Thames,
below Dagcnldiu. Here these persons collect
olcuEiuuus globes. These II bc-, originally
made uf cnrN. matted with nair and wood y
AhIcs are diligently planted for the purpose,
add lr'w to the size oi walnut or crichet bah
iu Tie water ny tnc action nl the tides, vii n
cover them win grease. The grease thus "h-
tanned is from the dram pipes Of our factories
and slup sewers Of our XII, hens, and ia cons ST.
cncy and color 10 resembles Russian t.lluw. The
PROCESS b" which this questionable lat Is ulti
inately manufactured into au article Of food,
ununIccuouable 90 tine eye and laIdldule to tho
tAs.c. q nece.-Arlly cAoIl-ug Luu-Ic cArlO-Ily.
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Prom hiram HoodrtD ne Sportsman.
People talk about a steady, brlcing pull I;
but, In my opinion that Is not the right way TO
heres grea, d Inference between letting 60
Of your horse We nd In keeping ~ one duli,
deaueuing pun all the time. he pun should he
sufficient 10 eel the mouth and give some sup
pori and assistance. so "a To give tue horse con-
n1rnce to get up his STRIDE. More than TINS Ia
miscuievuus. To Keep the mouth alive the bit
must be shifted occasionally But this Ia not
to be done b' apnll Of the hand on the rein. a
mere h lf-tnrn uf the wrist, or less than half a
Turn. bv which the thumn ~ elevated and the
li.ie Huger lowered. Is sufficient to SHIFT the bit,
keep The mouth sensitive and rouse the horse.
Inc reius are To De steadily heid with both
hands while this pl y wttu the wrist is m de-.
ana u Il. OF course, only 10 be done with one
WRIST at tine. The hunns should De well
down, oud the uriVer uuvht not to sat all ot a
heap, with MS head ,rward. Neither should
ne lean back WITH bodily weight on the ttins,
which, III that sc, are made a surt OF stay Tor
him. He should be uprignt, aud what pulling
he has to do should be Done vita the muscuiar
zee OF the arms. he driver wac depends
upon the arms mas command Of The horse. lie
who Substitutes bodily weiLut with tue reins
wrapped around nj. nauds has not half COM
mand ~ Inc morse OF OF himself, ether, and 4
the horse Is IA puiler he VIII soon take con mand
uf the driver. The r. son OF It Is that there Is
~ iutetiussion Of tue eNcr ion, no let Nv either
Tor the man or horse. Besides, Ia that Wy Of
drv ~ II Is Ashion bic TO give tiuse move
uitnls Il the Oh which seem to refresn and
stimulate tue horse So l,ucn.
Muen a no has been taught the Significance
Of the uiOven'ent--tne s1iit UY turn Oh the wrist
ne Will never TAIL to answer II, even though lie
should seem TO re at va ton OF ms siecf. The
moment h. feels TINS Iittle move Of tue bit N
the stnsl i've mouth, lac viii { .ilect himself and
MAKE ano1ner spuri aud the vaiue ~ TINS way
OF driving is that the horsc l. not likely to break
Gus hgiso. IL called upon Tor annsl enOr Win a
wnin " - likeiy 10 break tue moment it TAILS
upon him as not.
/ have won manv very close heat by prac-
tising tni' movement. and, therefore, have no
bestatiOn III recommending IL. II - not III
cut g. acquire, and a morse soon comes 10 know
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ca UoHT IN mrs OWN TRAP.
wbnmarsh's Plan to -a,e nls Oranges, ana
How IL Worked.

FrOgn ne Neo OTfedia DoNfhts
whtmarsh has fine orange troe on
which he mas spent great deal Of time during
the summer, and as the oranges on the trees are
very numerous and rauidly ripenin9, he became
uneasy about them. owing 20 the TACT oi their
bctng several rather mischicvuus boys in tue
neigh borhoud whom ho had NJ late seen g eng
the tree several times. lie set To WORK IT, think
out a plan to save his ORANGES from tho boys.
The plan he In ly ADOPTED was "a com ulicatCd
system Of ste traps, So rranged as to render It
next to Impossible Tor any one to walk unucr the
tree without stepping on one Ot the traps. lite
tt,oa were hihoen from view ~ means ~ attih,
clh grass aud little deceptons OF that descrip-
ton, aud to prevent the boys from discovering
his design he worked at night to Get the traps
IN position.
In the mean time the bows had not been Idle
and every might, white az work. Whitmarsn had
been watoned toy some OF tho oovs who duly re-
ported to the otuers, anu the hovs In turn prc-
pared a trap for MIN, wnicn worked about this
way one very daik night Within ,rsh heard
noise IN the yard, and shDping qnietly out OF
the back door he heard a SUI, lressod Vroan aud
saw the figure Of boy under the orange tree,
standing perfectly still.
Supposing tnis object to he bov caught In a
utp, Whitmarsh darted at MIA. and catching
him by the oullar, gave him Jerk, crying, Ana,
I've caught YOU, YOU Young rascal" nut what he
took To he q boy was only an old suit OF boys
clothes stuffed with hay, and the UNEXPECTED
lack of weilbt when he gave the JERK, made
hitmarsh lose his balance and stumble for
ward, and, In doing this, he unfortunately
St. pped ~ "A tr ~ which came together IA qIlck
AS flhsn catcnins ms loot ana holding II Sc,
cureiN; this mishap made a fail certain, aud
Whitmarsh put out his hands To- break the fall.
aud when the hands struck they struck on traOs
which quickly closed on two nngeis Of one hand
aud three oi the other.
Whitmarsh yelled for help. which was promptly
furuisned IN the shape of answefing Wells OF de-
risiOu ~ the boys VINO, comfortably seated ON
sheds. had witnessed the wnole scene, AM h,
Mis-. WHIT arsh. VINO hearing the ctias of her
husband, rusucd iIto the ward Aud lncre ised
the racket Nv her cries of murder, thiev q, pO-
lice. e., In which sle was jotued ov the ueign-
DOrs. Several police nun 10y TINS tune arrived,
aud two or three Of them seized whitmar4n.
VINO they mis'ook Tor burglar, and tried To pun
tim on to MIS- feet, almost touring his Fingers OH
In the ATTEMPT aud dealing MIN sturdy blows
aud kicks meanwhile Iy tne time they had
fortunate Whitmtr-h h I'd ftinted from the effect
OF puin md MOI tinc ton. lie was carried into
me house aud teudelly cared for, but no nalm
can heal his wounded feelings. aud tue bo, =.
eiated by tDelr success are rapidly spelling their
nan
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At an early hour on Friday morning last
the denizens Of Alpine street. which runs par
alie with Republican mountain, were aroused
hy the Oninuus rumhling of rock far zap the
mountain side. 4 mas Of rock, weighing some
.,5Vp pounds, came lpaplng and rolling down the
rugged sides OF Republican mountain AZ a rauid
rate. livery eye Was STAINED ia painful anxiety
a. IL came nearer and faster, and seemed bont
ON de.tl lying - cry thiuS ia ils path. II barely
missed the residence of Mr.. Glue, which is situ-
ated ON the side nf this mountain aud con-
tiuued on do~n the mOun.aln. and Was only
stopped hN coming ~ contact VITA Mr.. Forrest
stable, which, hut a moment htioir, had con-
taincd large number 4 horses and PACK ami
mal-. IL made a hole Ia the table large enough
for ten persons 10 10 through.
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The total number 81 shares dealt in to-day
amounted g. S,OJe OF wnicn Lake Shore rep
rtsru ell sJ.AJ; Delaware. Lsckawanna and
Western, n,iU; Onio-, lilo; Kiosk island,
Gas; -. Pal lSH; do. ire erred Loo; Aichi.
Union. GOO, Northwestern, 2.oOO; 90. preferred,
100; maOash and NV JsIsey Genital each,
~; Chicago ana Alton. 80; &, &. am /. C., 30
Lintic aud PACING leleg' apn, 100; FOrl Wayne.
40 Illinois Central, 40; AiatipOsa, l5O y "
Jersey southern, 100 at l. buSer 3; OntO pre-
ierrvd, 2lO at eS@s3. Pacific of Missouri, st.
Louis, Kansas Guy nu Northern preferred, and
JeIawere BUD Hudson eacn. 100; New York
central 46; Wells Fargo a Co. ID, American
EXnrcas, 81; Initei states. Hannibal ana 81.
Joseph preferred, - Chicago, B irlingtun and
Quincy, .; and Morris auu Essex, Z.
Inc Euld market ruieu very quiet, aud was de-
v1ii 81 s.eciM feature. Ice Attendance was
sl.ui' ana all Oi ne transactiuns were Effected ~
10 oans the rate. paid having balances earned
Tue to.s c.e-ii g al Ia Gold Exchange Bank were
te2oo5oVoi g9la balances sl,05-.ias, ana currency
hsvins been is,r amounting 20 tisJeliOOi. The
me phone eO aAd f.r Ins wees. s4s5 400, hA,iAs
redeem 81 oOl "a called zones, which uirng thc week
ola .ur "a sluuis sl,1sj.unO
VA H' g' 9.'nes n, ged state snoITeasqry
91i ~ goid naauce, taspsg $500 currency rec,p,
Ga'sAce si5ljI.i31ig. customs, $4,000.
were "a 600, and the customs receipts ta0.oo Tue
1re ui' also received $4,000 IN national bank npies
900 lac II asui nov Soia, s,s7 SO DO Of bsn to
oSu,g ,'e ,'2 e gsS -Hd sY slVlv0
cultiou aai.ts 10 go duOUoJ of wuicu a LOO 900
are sOd uOtos. Tue uuiilun Ia Tie BanA VI Ln- and
WAS deer atnu A1N.OV.
1ur ,IgO q. specie for the week footed up s2l7E,G
aud sine Jan. l, 81 1uohs9 - .sainst sd5U.duyi
faiur tuuf lost year, ana kl1Sl3.p92 n ls1i Ia *
por,s ol DONE uc produce, ruaeucy uatOn, for nc
yeek .ga,pg luss ,sy |, were .64al, toS, ana
Jan La a ooboJl. as again t.S i1d.SOi time
year lac lmp 1is Tors suuds NaluAon. ludiug
genera urrchAnul- ,iurtn ~ kendlns to-day
I'd - UsJo anu nee Jan l. S20iU377sl .gan-t
~ 53Vt3 sane time lAst Jear. aud S5iOsU49ooi Ia
1874
Foreign exchange reflected very quiet bisiness at
M anu Aiois Tor time ana aeianI arafs respcc
uNcy
Inc money market did not show any activity the
tnrrlugr htNng been abundant cal, 2CgJ cent.
Prime mercantile AceeDaAees ranged at according
to date Of mIturty.
The wecky @Kh D Of the associated banks was favor
abt Oec-ust showing an Increase u iii35O IN the tu
Ia reserve, against Areduct0n OF $50 30 IN the item
OF deposits. lhe net reserve OF tc wa, there.
lore, ssb1O greai Iha one week ago. and ncY con-
seQueht now hOl 20 3ihO25 m excess al re-
quireuenls. TIE ms were contr ctcd s5O5juO, hut
specie r icteu gala OF III 49d 100 the Iexal tenuet
however nav ing iaiien uh a. 52SlD.
Government bonus m lutaiutu "a strong tone and
enc ci nnn On iimilt Auactions. Registered and
coupon 4Nols SOFA AL llSi coupon lhd7s ll0 CuuuOh
lHh', lcNt ll-3s too uld lluia4 llus coupon u
1881, ll-Asi nlIu clustered ~ r.utr, llUallu1.
ion IA. q r.. u Ell M
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Horses aud Wagon Tumble six Hundred Feet


Thomas Evans, freighting from Del
Norte To NrRen,um, Cul., FIR j. W. Stewart,
went over the riln shout three miles west u
Argentum. His wagon. IL. dsd with Three thou
sand pounds, and horses went rolling ana tumn-
ling dawn the mountain, bringing up SIX nun
bred fsot below the 70 d in n confused mass,
bur. strange TO say, while tue horses were terri
Dly bruised aud scratched, they lped with
no limbs broken, nor was the wagon much in.
Ted. Eyaus was pitcned headlOnR sheer fall
OF tnlfty feet, where, catching his li1nt arm
about a tree he encountered IN the descent ms
iai " \ broken and he gained MS feet, aud after
considerable sliding succeeded In bringing up
safe tnlr.y ieet further down.
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Transactions Yesterday at the Exchange com
priscd foreclosure silcs
nv Scott 4 Myers one threestory brick hou.e. With
lot 25NN5 ON q north OI Tenth street, ITO feet
west OF wavery pl zee, fl2 go.
By A. II. Muller sdn, ouc fourstorv brick tenement
house, vita lot, 2l.2XS9.UX2i 1NvOg, on Washington
sOutne ~ corner OF n JrtO street. $4,000, 10 psnth
Bv James NJ. Mlier one three-story ic2 house, vita
lot lp4x5S 80 ~ ridge street, tatsdc, 20 IL OF north
OF tiesier street, tt.4iO.
By Peter +. Mey 2. plot of land. b0xl2b Uncas
avenue, southeast corner OF Robbins avenue Morris
ANA $500. 10 pl intin
A number of foreclosure sales are an -ounced for
Mon ay at tue Exchange.
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Ia Goshen they have man named Henry
Austin. lie II An Euglishman, almost stone
bland, and "A Republican. ON Tuesday, his rad-
eat friends were rather late in bringing him TO
nc polls and iu their haste. those having the
hNni man Ia charge, thrust him oar of wagon
ii such way ~ To 'tu-e Linn to ial aud break
Wly they should not vote him and 30 they car
Htd lam 20 the pole, screechIng Win agony
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FI0W INt FNINJN IUl0IlNFr,
A smart man takes the advantage o T
every uppori unity Fred ni-muhe, 81 Grimm,
was appointed to defend negro charged with
stealing. lie got through the evidence a. quickly
as he could and told the jury that ridden was
elected; that all of uH felt good that the
negro did not have a fair chance under Radical
rule, and therefore ne should be turned loose
m
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Man or story Pretty Tough.
From ne Ne,o Raoen Rlaadiru


A resident OF West IIayon, named Par
ker crawled out Of the often nv the side Of the
TdlTond track AZ thu foot OF Water street yester-
day morning, Were he had Deon thrown by tue
locomotive Of Conductor Mildman's train, and
asked II the cars had been much Injured by the
collision with hia bodv
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sLo. through tue train by her HrolLer.


In Statesvllle on Friday afternoon Miss
Leila Armneld, daughter or Lieut. Gov. Arm
Held, Young lady ABOUT ~ years VI age,
was trying To extr Ct a cartridge from pist /,
aud lne former exploded. The b III struck her
IN the f1Iehea al just above tue left eye, enter
IA tho Drail.
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Ssnlna glatUnes.

WANTED A lot of secondhand Wheeler 4 Wilson
w No. machines must be- WOOd Orucr and cheap.
Apply TO q. G0URLAY, " Howard o..
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Sitnmcolts anO amY.onOs.
llNNr,LkANIA NAIllt0Nn.

-PEOpLL'- LINE stralh,its Tor ALBANY,
y Stratot l ami tI, West lrts' daiY tSugdaY- ca
ccpIe'U al p. ~, ri"rAl y h.. tio, oi 'anli o.
pENNsfLtA>ikA "a Nlt.HiPNp.
ANn UNIFIED STAT hNl hOTIF.
Trains etyt New i0k, va lesurOs-rs and 0rt al {,
strolte ferries AS follow. go
lNprss Tor l,hurr ptKhlrgh, me West lnd south.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached S3u A. NJ, d AMI
$50 A. NJ. SUNDAY. and $3.50 y. VI
For Nillamsport Lock llavtu, CORY, ana Ere a. go
ana $50 4 NJ, connecting ~ t1rrN ior IltusNlle,
Petroleum Centre, ana m" OF Regions
For Haiumore, Washington, Hii1 the r"lh % United
Washington Express OF Pullman PtflOr iars daiN,
except SUNDAY, $3.50 A. NJ, arrive Washington 400
T. N, Regular 90 hslO A. NJ, 2iO. O.Q5, anu Il. NJ.
aa6 g. !, o q Z, $40 GP NJ ANA II night. Acconmo.
uatllu 4. NJ . auu 4;lOP NJ suudl n, X \. VI 3, H.
2. et., AMI A. 81. kalkraut and see I'D ella ~,
az N.
For Ccntonnml Denot at & A. H. daily Returning
leave Centennial boplta az i't5 aud so +. NJ
For trains g. Newark, LiNa otn, RAJ saY, Princeton,
Trenton Perm Am loy Frnui2tun, i Hviicre aud
Trains artNe; FROM ilualu "a, go and 1850 4. VI.
ana lO2lP ". dalyi lulO A N, and 900 T. NJ. da,ly,
except Munnay. From Washington aud Baltimore
$3.50 $40 A. NJ, 9lO, $40. aud lO2O y. NJ. SUI day
h3l $50 A, NJ. From fnladelpla, 300, t'2O $50
utO 1910, ll'J lllO NJ, t'iO. 800. ilO, $50, dlu
e.,o i55' 90 $40 and lO.2! T. N su day 5.i
d90 $50 $40, 1910 1850 A NJ 900 and 1920 r. N.
Ticket Otice, a26 and ga Broadsay, No. AslDr
House, and foot Of Desbrosses aud Cortllndt sts.i
No. Court a.. BROOKLYN M 10 aud lis hudson
Hob ken Depot, Jersey Guy knlsrAnt lleket once
No battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, D. N. BOYD, Jr,
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VrIFTH AvEkUE THEATRE.
II Proprietor and Manager. MT AUOUSTlN DAILY
EVERY NIGHT ms Wick.
MR. DALY's sumptuous Hcvival Of shakespeares
bcst
Comedy,
"AS
you LIKE
IL"
RECEIVE u sATuRD AZ NIGHT with The most EN-
PHATlC tokens POPULAR aud CRITICAL Az.
PRONAL by the MOST BRILLIANT GA ALTERING VI
the Season

Miss DAVE PORT Is " RCsA1sIND."
Onv tin eof" As YOU LIKE ms t,urtay, 1870.
Mis- Davenn1rt's seventh time Rnsalind Sir.
COgllan M Or andO. Mr. Castle NJ Aniens
Tuesday evening Nov. ~, Mr. Dalg will present with
and mag hcclt surroundigs. the celebrated
Prince 81 les YER on OF marvel OF comedy,
siin cist Of sUPEiiL ALIVE lRENGTH and LIZ.
eel ence
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." NC" $4,000 nlPPoPoTAmUs,
& 'fi$S KS ,ssis S$SsS$tI.
NEW Ar fiIS HISS W.T.; 6 SIlRRto%'is RAPID
ADMISSION, soc.i caiI6RES UNDER o YEARS
1 al o XSb i5 $50 "a n HSD NS
rI,HE GREAT NEW YORK AQUAKIUM.
BROADWAY AND ssru STREET
OPEN DAILY FROM D A. NJ. TEL 10 F. NJ
ONLY AQUARIUM ON THE CONTINENT
BEAUTIFUL EXPOSITION OF
THE ocEAN's WONDERS.
THE MIGHTY DEEP UNVEILED
FISHES AND oURiosITIEs.
MONSTERS A7D MARvgLs
GREAT JAPANESE CURIOSITY.
"KINGIyo," OR TRIPLs.rArLED FISH.
THE RARE SPOTTED COOLING.
ACTrNIA. OR SEA cAKNATroS.
sERpULAi sHBsPshEADi ALLIoAToRsi
UNICORN FISH, AND THOUSANDS
OF NEW cUnlosITiEs.
WHITE WHALE. WHITE BASS. SHARKS.
AMERICAN ANGLER.
IAN INSTITUTION OF FLEuANcF, REFINEMENT
AND PkRFhCIlON.'
FLASHING CASCADES, BEAUTIFUL RocKERY.
TROPICAL PLANTS. CLASSIC srATUARY.
ALL THE USUAL ATTRACTIONS.
DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON AND
EVENING CONCERTS.
DIRECT ny HARVEY p. DoDw6RrH.
- o. Si6HDw Az. "a
N0' " m PfoPifs FAMILY rIIE ALE. '"'e''
NlgHT- ADMlssiVS. Isc SO and soc.
htSMLtHHn,EIPk 81 ssA ,5 g ., ' iSo s AL '
MATINfEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
SAM p,v{l,nInr turn of tue People. t~voS,eN peveRr
' NIB FDE A AISs Wilt
The German Con- que. FRED WARREN.
GASGERos ROYAL JAps.
KAlE oAsTLk1DN, LULU DELMAY.
MUSICAL css sisssSS ( ~ STasSssS sASAHEs.
Mis-. Ms:,sa bs sSs compan,
OR L1 f,h bo 70 I'LL fHir MIST
The beat entertainment IN the city.
HELLER'7 w0,>Dsa TntA rax. -,
hEILEEs wcNDkgs EVERY EvESISG AT s.
no$ sssF III =, n'na iTs ii'fFsf
in hi. .as ssTi o. p s. p,s sss iuS ssn
ART. sciEvHntt.n e t San" Ssf9rrRoMAvcY.
an eyeniag in iiEI.LkI's WONDER WORLD is de-
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