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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Special Warrant No. !.

PuAlic notice ir hereby given that The county
,ou4l,f h'cN inder county has rendered judgment
Tor q special assessment upon property Denshied
hy o. lliDHius Improvements OF Sidewalk to-wlt:
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Notice is hereby gwen that by virtue Of an order Of
the district court Of the United States for the
Southern district Of Illinois, in the matter OF
Claiborne Winston, bankrupt, | will on the
49,, NAV, on SrpTEMpER 1877
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earth bc n hollow shell full OF Ere or a solid
ball difference must exist 10 the motions
OF the tides II hollow there Will be and
expansion oil the crust, supposing the to be
side which the moon rs will be the cold one and the
where contraction Will take place, resulting IN a
rush OF waer that way aud high tide, because
The side whore expansion takes place the waters
being II solid, Sir William 10 supposed 10 believe
that no tides would exist
swell, admitting that the earth is hollow like many
people upon u. what chances are there that we may
hurst up some dayy'
sIfit be hollow as appears 10 be the belief of so1e
there is possibility OF the active fires within wearing
away their walls and bursting out grand conna-
grafton, but then there IL pr0dgi quantity oil
water in the Atlantic and Pacific ready tor such con-
tingency"
.What do you think Of tho possibility OF tho earth
falling into the sun and being devourcd body and
boncs?"
'.That never be, for tho resisting medium is too
great II II such that even this great globe lost
Its density and were light as balloon, then u would
simply be remanded tots original gases and still would
not be absorbed by tho aun ln regard tho star dts
covered by Professor Schmidt, the theory that s In
nebulous condition. as this earth Is supposed TO nave
been at one time, will DO advanced by some, but de-
cline think about for the that IL Is 30
utterly beyond our ken to make our guesses ABOUT
II absurd IN the extreme"
1.-THE science OF astronomy, Professor, must Impress
one with the extreme lit,eness Of man and oil his
highest efforts and ambitionsY ~
'Nccessarily Man cropping into the profound mys.
eres oI tins imitabe universe suggests the lines Of
A child crying in the night
A child crying Tor light,
And nothing in It's language but u cry.
Pro essor Boss expressed hope that his appearance
In tho columns OF the HERALD would not DO construed
any his part advertise himself, as that
was thing most abhorrcnt TO his feelings.
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HORSE NOTES.

Mr. Thomas Wallace, the owner OF Henry Heather
bloom and Triumph, has purchased the well known
trotnr gcIdiDg white stockings The price paid was
$4,000 DR. Oslc has just returned iron Missouri
s,th the horse White Stockings has record OF 2:2i H.
Pocahontas, The fastest mare that was ever har-
messed to a sleigh, was started up yesterday Tor iho
6rst time tins season. She Is queen.
Frank Work has ono OF the fastest teams TO sleigh
Thai has appeared on the road tins winter Tho only
,,mc ,bey nave been beaten to soigh by Mr. Bon
nsr,s mare Mamie b. Mamie B. is by edward Everett
mt of - Lawrence Maid a mare that driven Tor
many years by Commodore Vanderbilt
william H. Vanderbilt Josiah NJ. fiske and william
guttcr also drive very fast teams In fact there never
sere more good teams on the road than Of present.
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INSPIR ALTON.

The Rev DIR. Taylor leclured last evening in Assoca-
tion Hall on the inspiration Of the Scriptures. He
pointed clearly the distinction between inspiration
and revelation, ana also between IL and rcrbdtm
porting lie accounted for the apparent contradictions
Of the Scriptures very natural grounds; accepted
the Old Testament Scriptures upon the authoIty OF
Christ who quoted from them and referred To them
inspired and the New Testament upon the promises
OF the Lord Jesus tnat the Holy Spirit should teach
HIS disciples what to say and speak. The testimony
OF DAVID tie prophets. the apostles that they spoke
bv tnc Holy Ghost also advanced ana .he further
testimony IN very many details oil scripture events ot
recent explorations the Orient
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BLACKWELL'S ISLAND BRIDGE.

The plans for the construction OF tho bridge across
tho East RIVER at Blsckwcs Island, are now in tho
hands OF the consulting engineers, General j. d. Bar.
nard, O. A., Gilmore and Mr.. Chanutc, OF the Ere
rvad, and a selection will probably have been madc
before the meeting, which will bo held on the 7,h
prox. meeting OF the Board Of Directors was lately
held under the presidency Of Mr. William steinway,
and a mmunicaton was road from tho consutin ing
engineers asking further time to examine the plans
which had been submitted This was at once granted,
and the Boara adjourned until February L at three
O'clock The mcct,ng will be held at the office OF tho
directors tho German Bank, corner Of Fourteenth
street aud Fourth avenue.
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MARRIED

HoYT-HAMMoyD.--OnS Saturday, January 8. 1877, by
the Rev. George q. Houghton, at st. Chrysostom's Is
chapel OF Trinity parish, JonN WmIrTEMoRE Hoyr, Of
New York. TO NJ EDITH, daughter of tho late Surgeon
Hammond, Of Buffalo, N. No cards
Buffalo papers please copy.
KIr-USDERwooD.-At Belicvillc, N. j., on Thurs
day. January IL, 1871 by Rev. J. p. Strong, WALTER
N KIP, OF Passaic n. j., to MARIETTA UXDERwoop,
OF Bcllcyille.
NEuxAXS-ELLISGER.--Un Monday, January 0, by
ELLINGER
omERs-WmrcoxB.-On Monday evening, January
Is, 1877, NJ 229 Erie ST. Jersey City, N. j. by the Rev.
Mr.. Suydam, WILLIAM H. SoxERs, eldest son OF X.
Socrs the wcllknown hotel man Of Chicago, to Miss
JESSIE NJ WmrTcoMB, stepdaughtcr OF Captain ". A.
city.
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THE GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

The annual meeting OF toe American Geographical
Society will bo hcd this evening at Chicscring Hall,
at eight clock. The President Chief Justice Daily, Will
dohvcr his annual address upon tho Biographical
Work OF the World IN 1867
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BUSINESS TROUBLES. :

The following assignments were yesterday filed In
tho County Clerks Office james Hayghcs and
Thomas Kccrnap TO Daniel Shields; Syivanus Lunds-
ory TO Lafayette HaIscy, aud George Free 10 q. W.
ElsiriiL
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ALrmor.-Thc members Of the Medical Society OF the
County oil New York requested TO attend the unc-
raj of our late member, Dr. Herman Althof, from 10
West 36th st. JOHN q. PETERS, ". d., President
ANDERSON. x.-On Sunday, 14th inst. ANDREW ANDER-
son.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, Wednesday, 18th inst, at
hali-past one, from his late residence, 10 Gay 81.
BLIss.-On saturday, January IL, ELIZABETH widow
OF Theodore n. Bliss, in tho I'D year Of her age.
The relatives and friends oil the family arv invited
attend the funeral services, the Church OF The
TRANSPORTATION, 10th st., on Tuesday, January 10, at
ten A. NJ.
BoYLK -On sunday, January IA, little FANNY.
Funeral to-day tTuesdayh al Two r. NJ, from 32s
West 26th ST.
BROWNING. Saturday, 18th inst. MARoAREr,
vile OF Archibald Browning, IN the 10th year Of her
age
Friends OF the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral on Wednesday,, the 17th nj two +.
NJ, from the residence oil her sonnaw, James Ward
robe, West Morrlsania t164th st), TO Woodlawn Car
ragcs will be IN waiting At Mcirosc station 10 NEE,
friends, leaving Forty second street depot on the 3t
=. NJ. train Harlem Railroad
Scranton papers please copy.
CLRARMAy.-sSuddenly, on sunday morning. January
IA, 1871 ABRAHAM CHAIRMAN, age 81 years and
months.
Relatives and friends OF The family arc invited Il
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SHIELDS January IL, 1877, At his residence 296
Sackctt st., Brooklyn. after lingering illness caused
BY wound received at the battle OF Fredericksburg,
WILLIAM SmIkLDs cx. Captain United States Army in
tho 37th year OF his age
:. Funeral from the residence Of his mo,hcr-in-Iaw.
Philadelphia, Washington and Boston papers please
copy.
SrElMEyER en- SrEMEyKR, 110th st., near 3d nv.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, ON Tuesday, January l6 1917 from his late
residence, 10th ST.. near 81 nv; also the Goethe
Lodge, No. l93, l. u. .. r., nj hapast twelve +. NJ;
woodlawn Cemetery. Franzicka steimeyor, vor
Steiner, widow.
STErnKSs.-On Monday, January IA, wM II. STE.
r"kSs aged 30 years, native OF Killshanden, county
Cavan, Ireland.
The relatives and friends and OF hrs sons-in.
to attend the uncra IRON tho Church OF the
Epiphany, "a av and 2lst ST.. al nine O'Clock sharp,
Cemetery, Immediately alter mass, withou, further
notice.
TRAcY.-At hor residence No. 65 West ash ST. sua
denly, OF heart disease on January H. 1917 HELEN ~
wife oil the late George II. Tracy, OF New York c,ty
ana daughter OF the late 4tmes Woodruff. of CaisknL
Tn0MrsoN--At his late residence, 41 East lO,h st.
on Monday morning, January Is, DR.. GEORGE TnoMp
Notice OF funeral hereafter
WAnRES January 13, at 50 West 10Th st., OF heart
disease, WILLIAM T. wAKRES In the 6Oth year OF his aae
wednesday az TWO 90 oc,psS psars church. Newbnrs on
January ~, at Newburg, LYDIA H. WARREN. agcd,6l
wesn"a%a IRON ., 81 raurs church, Ncwburs, on
MfMAM-At the residence of her son Gcorrc a2s
BETH WYMAx - -' "''' IL"A'
Ke.Ives and friends are invited to attend the service
ron mousse, Tuesday, 10th, at two O'Clock -
WyHE.--On Monday, January Is or nro,n.,
JAMES WYtiE, In the SD year OF his age ''"'"'
heatives ana Trends OF The family and mcmbcrs NJ
Trincpie hodgc, As also Bethlehem Encamnmen,
J. u o. f., arc invited attend his unrra irn, ~,
ia,e residence, 81 Hudson av, BROOKLYN. n W On 81.
"eSa,n,esnay S,,,,a',y January IL, ut two o'clock r. NJ
| rhiiadclphia papers please copy
| ZACnARIAs.- In Pueblo. COL Januorv =, a.
Frederick Cty, Nd ~-S"a''AA' 81
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

FUzRsT-JAcoBsoN II. FUERsr, OF Brooklyn,
L. d., TO Miss LENA JACOBSON, OF New York.
JosEPHY-KLEIN.--On Saturday January Is, HUGO
JosEpHy, OF th city, TO GERTRUD KLEIN, daughter Of
Noses Klein, Esq, OF Bridgeport, Conn. No cards
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did atcrward was done with great But there is
star to-day where tnat star appeared. AlgoI IN
Pcrscus and Mira in Cctus two peculiar stars, being
dim and bright by turns"
''How would you account for that extraordinary
appearance and disappearance OF Tycho Brahes
arr"
''wclI, Tycho himself supposed It wps condensation
OF the mater oil the MILKY Way
"Ahl sort OF bright celestial checse.
"Rather the cream ol an Astronomical joke. Others
thought and said II Was star that had been small and
obscure, and was brought out into greater prominence
In a brighter part oi the heavens"
GAS provincial theatr cal star in the dazzling light
Of New York sometimes blaZcs out Tor awhile and thcn
disappears iorcverY"
Just so. Sul there were others who thought IL
was comet without motion beyond spasmodic bob
bing OF It's taii toward the earth once in awhc."
"What other burning stars are there mention of?'
"Wcl, there was one discovered by hyparchus 126
years before Christ and another in $50 after
Christ In the constellation OF the Eagle. IL
bazcd forth br ghter than Venus IL shove three
star OF Opinchus was discovero in 1904 II WAS vIs
Bile for Two years, and Tor time alter It's appear
ance shone brighter Than JUPITER
'You have no theory OF your own, Professor, to nc
count for those phcnomcnayn
'No II Is easy to have theory but what Is The uso
OF deludng ourselves Win theories ior which can
never hope TO gam any solid lonndationY''
"Dont you nk The spcctroscope should be able to
throw come Ight on tho supJectfN
very little that would clear up the mystery of such
phenomenon. The spectroscore IS certainly wonder
lul instrument and simple as Il Is wonderful Iiy Ns
find that there exist IN the ais oil the
same hsraccr as We have on th,s panc. Ono min.
cra however WAS discovered TO exist in The sun, ior
which IT was ,hought We had nothing elnvacDt nerc,
but within lew years past that mineral was also
iound.o
''You we're speaking about the theory OF the earth
being crust, with fIuid hrc at Its ccntrc?"
'srhat Is plausible theory enough, aud SIR William
Thompson, VINO was here some time since, has en-
tered upon vcr1 novel and interesting OF
servations TO determine 1. He thinks that If this
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EDUCATION OF THE BLIND.

ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES OF THE NEW YORK
INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.
The anniversary exhibition Of the New ork Insti-
tuition for the Blind was held last evening ut Stcnway
Hall The main floor was crowded and the first bal
cony nearly ned. Toe exercises consisted oil vocal
and instrumental music, examinations IN ari,h.
mctic and geography, and calsthencA exercises
The inmates OF the institution, TO Tho number Of Two
hundred upward, occupied tho stage, the young
sitting on the right hnnd tho young ladies the left
and the children at the back OF the stage. The lttle
boys were arraycd IN n neat blue uniform, while tho
girls all white dresses and coorcd ribbons
Alter u brei opening prayer tho pcrios nance was
opened with tho chorus, "rue God OF Israel, wnich
WINS the most successful nttemp, at concerted
music Of tho evening Misses Annie MurlIa
a a Matilda Keosn neA. played ,,, a. paoo :,
ma received considerable applause William Max
we'll who sang an operate song, by ponizet showed
the possession u strong tenor voice. ncud Of
careful traini ing and perfect control lie
Scncore after which hall dozen tttle grls and as
many boys canc TO The 'front.' anu spent low ininue
III cales'henic EXERCISES, which seaIlnnun Oh lie
explained intended ITO develop the m uscu-
lar tissues and strengthen the mnd.n mo pirIs were
particularly vigorous IN cuttin. ana tnruslng
with their arms, Tor which they deserve great
prGise the han excessively warm and ducvc
10 sncryaton. Perhaps they derived thor energy ron
the spirit OF the "Marscaisc, 10 winch tune the r
motlcns were accurately timed. Al the conclusion Of
tho caiistncnio cxci cses wLich found rnucn favor
with the audience, Mr. Edward Ioaod play cd Chopin .
''Scherzoh III y Lliao with some ic Ing ana sk Mr.
John smith thcn sang iinsall's "liy Forth, o! Gentle
Dove, ~ high, metallic tenor voice. when
pleased the audience and received the tribute Of
IA encore. Alter this Came recitation IN
arithmetic, including an example oil multiplication
worked out In blocks oil black board, aud number
OF intricate sums IN mental aiithnetc, III winch u
middle aged blind man acted teacher and number
o young men and women as pupils Iho remainder
oil mo programme comprised three choruscs the over
turc 10 "Ruy BIAS Played by eight hands tho read.
lug Of tho Bibic rom rasoi letters by Inc little girs
aud an examination in geography from raised
maps. piano solo, 'Les C0urricrs, by Hiss Fannic
Sanucls, cxccllcnt pay ed ana showed the young
adys possession Of an admirable touch. The most
cnJoyab; thing OF the evening was Miss Catherine
Scnalu's singing OF song from The opera Belly +"
MISS Schaiu a soprano voice OF gooI raj
quality anl Sings with considerable taste skill Tho
exhibition was brought toa Close shortly after ten
OBJ
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''RoMEo AXp JULIET" Al BOOTHS THEATRE.
The first appearance or Miss Marie Wainwright upon
any stage last Eight only success but sur
prise. Tho lady Is ABOUT twenty-five years OF sgc, has
an expressive face, sweot voice ana good gurc
and made al once favorable inprc sion tho audi
cncc. Tho most Impressive elements Of her acting were
intelligence and sympathy. She read tho lines with
good emphasis aud true information, and acted with
evident understanding " the purpose OF tho tragedy.
Many experienced artists could not have made
pleasing Juliet as Miss Wainwright, aud
u was the universal verdict OF the audience.
If we may judge from Its applause, that
shc won triumph In dlcult rot. Not one. Of course,
eau leap into great character OF Shakespeare ana
make 1t their own, but Miss Wainwright;
10 havo all the qualities necessary Tor brilliant
dramatic career ara deserves 20 lc wei
coined to the American stage. We want
actresses Of rea! ability IN a iimc when mcdiccry
Gsuncs the place OF genius and tho painted cheek o.
the Fclhoringay reflects the giarc o; the ioosehts
Miss Wainwright has much 10 learn u tho stagc. bat
we rceognizs IN her the power which ought make
her, Ia few years, OF tho best OF our young
ir sedcnEcs.
the play was well performed. Mr.. George Rignoid
WIS passionate Romeo and was warmly ap,laudcd.
Ncfcutio was capitaiiy rendered by Mr.. Wa:dc Tue
scenery was appropriate and tue play viii be repeated
to-n;Ah'.
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an UXFoRTUSArE STRAY DOC rxcrrrs THE
WHOLE or vIIoISIA---How he WAS KILLED.
LDy TELEGRAPH 10 TIE HERALD. 1855

an UNFORTUNATE STRAY Doo rxcrTEs THE
WHOLE OF vIIoIyA--frow he WAS KILLED.
lDy TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD. 1866
RICHMOND, Va, May IL, 1S7l
Tho animal supposed to navo been q ioncss, which
has created such CONSERVATION and terror among
tue citizens OF Hanover and EenrIco counlics
for tho past week, has at last been killed.
~ was Tracked from the upper portion Of
hanover county to tho low grounds on the banks OF
the Caickahomny, ana then dowa Ito Brooke
plso 10 point within Ave miles OF this city. The
Tracks OF tie strange bcEs. were plainly WISH
bic Ia the iafm OF Mr. Dcricot. on slc
Brooke road, and By actual measurement they
wcro over hyo inches IA width, and four
III length; these tracks sunk deep newly
rloughcd soil MS leave tie slightest doubt IN Tho
minds o. inc experienced zooicgists hunter that
the nniina. WAS q honess, or some such inonsrous
beast. Wherever IL was seen tho people lied for
caution was Observed by tho parties VINO
have been bunting u Tor inc past week. In ihe upper
portion VI Hanover irregular military force composed
o. inc rank and lo 0. the nii:ta, was organized to
pursue tho beast
but every cnort svn.iiy !alod until this morn
ing. MneI 'he aniiuai Was discovered IN a shed
ADJOINING barn, near Hungary. In Hanover
county, by Mrs. S.ncel Bowles. w:i.n sac went to
oiih The COWS A. soon size saw Il sne ruu back
;ae louse and IN terror stricken manner reiatcd
hef nusoShe nc iact mat she had seuii Tho o.i. Mr.
Bowics before returning to the spot fred or pistol
and gave The alarm 10 his neishucss, apd soon
party arrived with rifles. assembled at
ms house THIS rariy sienlhly crcpt 10
thc barn, entered II aId securely fastened the door
E.Ed lem. They then made d Reconnaissance, ana
through some chnhs III tue weather DoaItg saw the
supposed Eoacss lying 10 a uorn.s ~ tao slcd.
1iE PooR DcG aiLi.En ii. Hls-t
Inc PARTY lost no TINE, anu they Inserted tie
mu22es o., Their il.s ID the opening between HE
boards, and at given signal, alter taking deadly ana
lpdica voey was poured iato Tue booty oi the ntal
ANT II expired almost Instantly When they were
satisfied II was dead The bouy inspected ~ iLa
victorious Siaycts, aud loand DC that
Of . male animal ri a dark yeuwsh color. measuring
i've icct ten inches IRON 10 tai aud two feel
eleven inchcs ~ height. X enormous carcass,
tho i.sc OF which had mover before becn seen that
section o. country But unt parties "a ar
ri,cd from Richmond that u discu !; q t,c
monster dos. cross bctwcvn Newfoundland and q
Mount 81 Bernard, which had recently been brought 10
the country BY >lr benjamin Barbour Tho animal had
straycd oil week ago. ana has sncc Kept the country
IN state 81 intense excitement Tho mil iry
and hunting parties Mere ali disbandcd tu-day and
Hanover once rests quiet t-'e
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COURT TEE COUNTRY GIRLS"

To EDITOR THE HERALD:--
4 he letters OF Audrey ana him or the compound
Latin cosnomcn rncnding the young men Of New
girls were Intensely interesting many OF Us, and in
behalf y. my rural sic desire shank The wricrs
Tor their high appreciation Of US and to remind them
OF What neither OF them TO have thought OIL that
1t takes two 10 make bargain. Tac generous ADVICE
nludly gwen 10 the Impccunous young mon might
b. no DOUBT 10 thcu iayantaseouslg io0wcu, but Tue
ndvanL 20 TO TIC accomplished young iacIcs whom
tnosc writers seem 10 thnh STAND ready aud wa.tns
mol 10 many III us apparent t~@
The eyeiasu young Ne" Yorker, especially OF tho
HIS accom- pisi.ncals not Of tho heart
intellect lie Is usually more or less addicted 10 tho
usc oil intoxicating beverages ana tobacco HIS sense
o. honor ana right Is apt 10 20 dun, ana sharp
tlce IA business Is ms idea OF smirtncss, IA which
TRAIT he Is ambitious excel lie early cipafs,
drnk, kld gloves ana canes, aud type OF geGtlc
man Is Tie swc In my coca sonal cxCurslons 10 the
Guy often panied To observe OF
well dressed young lOafaE5 lIymeu,dig- Bru.uiway
business houts aud rsngcd IN IN tire p,aches of
somcthius Of physioghGnist, have fUrifst
my upiniun OF ieso young inaI iron The spcc!-
t@ns furnished by street and stores. incsa ihc
ones VITO are dazz'cd by the city cn'hs AMI canEot
ahUrd thcuI. ILesr have not no heads or hcsats
TIM, tho country strl wants ~ husb4nd. Inoy are
incapable OF that sympathy ana lose necessary To tho
happiness 81 tho couEiry gir u not TO every uter gr
and 40 had amer be excused .r.ni taxing ME cct-
tract vi missionary WORK with tho average ScN orlaf
II Audrey AMI Tie music teacher VIII scid US -bc tue
drink, snosc carry caner Q. cesaia iokca 81 ply
sicai ur mental weak rcssl Nc sia ID glad 10 meet
thpfn VITA AL The aocii aud domestic gshricns
ne possess pukfAs.
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To TIE EDITOR HHt,ALp:--
don't nild any ono marrying country gir.---iG
fact, rather admire his taste, aud should advise AL
young men living tho city dcsrous OF marriage
do 80. say, Dy all means take country gal Ior "a
wiic. what Is moro charming 10 tho sight OF asoa.
than 10 sweet, biuc.,ycJ rosy checked
.ii tripping along, b1ro.oolcd, with milking pail ~
each band. looking 80 innocent aud pundikcy " 40
,turcs deny that she would make spieBhiJ
housewife and have plenty vi healthy childrcn2 The
only drawback tnal Know OF IN marrying gri from
the country - TINT shc generally mas fathcr
MOTHER and almost every Knows that bying 10 the
country winter time - not very pleasant so Quo ~
nccesItaod 10 invite bis WHO'S iathar and m0thcr TO
spend tho wintcr WIN hun people fond of
their mothcrsn-aw, especially n they are inclined TO
mcdGc with the household affairs, or insin nate that
Augustus spends TOO much time AZ the CLUB.
u. W 4.
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Mr.1cAL AND DRAMATIC MOVES.

hmc Esspou g,ves her farewell concert tomorrow
aiiornoon ani on Wednesday sails for Europe.
"!ittlc Pcaii,n the child vio!inst supported by
number OF ari,sts, appears Tonight at sicinway Hail.
An Entertainment also takes place this ovenr. at
tho Terrace Gardea Theatre for the benefit OF Adolf
Trdnosci
The character of Itnogcn, which Miss Ncilson nlied
during The week, has proved 90 arduous that tho
lndy's physician has forbidden her ~ appear at tho
Saturday maiiGeo IN "Iwcltih Night as announced.
There viii be, therefore. performance at
TIE Fifth Avenue Theatre to.inorrow afternoon.
Mss Nelson viii, however, appear next week. the
grca, SUCCESS u her engagement having mado its
tension necessity. Her original engagement for
t~o weeks but tho demand Tor fox nights OF
"Romeo and Juict' has been so urgent that sno has
consented TO play Juliet on Monday and 10 delay hcr
departure for England for short time. She viii sail
the 9th OF June.