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Mr.. Alfred Skitt, formerly connected
with the United States quartermaster
department at Fort Worth, has re-
signed his position, and will hereafter
be found rs landlord Of the Carson and
Lewis house, Weatherford, Texas, He
was In this city yesterday on business
George A. Bartlett, one OF the, firm
of Bartlett, Parker d Co, left last
night for LaGrange, Missouri, where
he Is to be soldered to fair young
maiden 10 the bonds Of wedlock.
George, we didn't think you had brass
enough to courta girl, but It seems
your iron nerve brought you out all
right We hope the hard-tvear and
tear OF married life will not cause
your bark to lie stove on the reefs Of
adversely, that you.may have plenty
Of tin to keep the pot boiling, Is the
wish OF your friends. By-bye George
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Two Hundred Applicants for ConIn.
River and Harbor BiI-Aiexan,icr
htephens.
WASHINGTON, April ll.--There are
two hundred applicants for the Callao
consulate, made vacant by the death
OF Mr.. Clayton. Callao is one Of the
most unwholeaome consulates.
The report from the chief engineer
upon expenditure, all or part OF sus-
pended appropriations for rivers and
harbors, is daily expected, upon which
favorable action from the president IL
promised. All sections are pushing
this matter. Georgia, Alabama and
Tennessee will receive the first con !.
sideration.
Secretary Evarts to-day called on
Mr.. Stephens. Mr.. Stephens is now
able to sit up.
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FIRE FIEND.
-
Burning Of tho Southern Hotel
at ST. Louis.
Appalling Scenes -Frlghtful Loss
of Life An Immense Pro-
perry Destroyed.
Latest Reports Places the Number Of Lives
Lost at Fifty Kate ClaxtOn Again
Narrowly Escapes Cremation =
The Building a Total Wreck.
speelal 70 The mERALD.l

Special 10 the HERALD.l
81. Louis, Mo-, April ll.--At two
o'clock this a.m. the Southern Hotel of
this city was reported 10 be on fire,
Thirty minutes later all egress was cut
oil from tho hotel. one lady Jumped
from the fifth story crushing her Ia
the most frlghtful manner She was
carried across the street 70 the 81.
James Hotel In dying condition. In
the short space OF time mentioned vely
many guests We're taken from the
streets with only their night clothing
and placed In business houses,
saloon and!drug stores. Other inmates
OF the hotel nom fifth and sixth
stories cast themselves TO the pave.
ment, crushing them all TO pieces,
and very many were taken from the
different floors on ladders and sofas.
Kate Claxton, star actress, OF the Brook
Ign theatre fire notoriety, is reported
to havejumped from the third story
window, breaking both her legs. AT
this hour, 4 o'clock, n. M, there is no
knowing what the loss OF life IL. The
hour being o'clock when the first
alarm was given, and all asleep, the
death list is supposed to DO large.
The entire fire department Is on
duty. The Hotel IL total loss. 1t Is
impossible to give particulars at this
hour, 4 o'clock, a. m. LoNGwooD.
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Mr.. b. J. Star, the sole agent for the
lnexhaustIble magic inkstand, is doing
a very fine business. : He hss orders
from some Of our best bookkeeper,
merchants, and business men, All those
who are now using the magic inkstaDd
pronounce It as the very best Of Ink
ever used; 1t Is certainly q good and
cheap Invention; Il deserves success,
and we trust that all those who have
not supplied themselves will do 90 ct
once. as Mr.. Star will leave Us soon
for Galveston. Mr.. 8. can be found at
Messrs. Ullmann a Co.
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reply to the Protocol, aud demand TOT
disarmament. Even though the re-
fusal may not DO 80 absolute AZ 10 pre-
clude further negotiation or dlssIpate
every hope that the determination
may be considered, II Is impossible to
look upon II except as grave event
Only the most urgent representations
TO the powers at ~. Petersburg aud
Constantlnople can now prevent
collision.
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EIsc.ion An Jersey Ctr,

NEW YoRK, April ll.-Returns OF
the charter election held In Jersey City
yesterday show that the democracy,
under the new law, have elected oil OF
the board Of public works, five Of ak
police and fire commissioners, six al
dermen, six directors Of education and
eleven of twelve free holders. The
republicans have had these boards for
the past six years, by appointment Of
the legislature.
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LOUISIANA.
A Fusion Legislature, Based on
the Supervisors Returns, the
Probable Outcome.
Packard willing Now to Accept Any Plan
of Compromise Which the President
viii Approve No Substantial
Progress Toward Adjustment.
Moon Associated Press Report


New York, April 1.-THE Herald's
New Orleans dispatch says that per-
sons who have visited some Of the
commissioners report that they will
hold private session to. day, at which
a definite proposition will be deter.
miued upon to be made to both gov
ernments. This proposition, while
adhering to the original plan, will
modify terms to the extent OF fusing
the legislatures upon the basis Of the
supervisors returns, Instead OF the
returning board. This plan would
give democratic majority OF four on
Joint ballot.
IL is added that General George A.
Sheridan will leave to-day for Wash.
ington, as bearer OF dispatches to Mr..
Hayes, explaining the necessity Of this
modification, without which the COM
mission despair OF eflecting a settle
ment.
Pinchback stated, In an interview,
that seven of his friends In the Pack
ard house were all ready to go over to
the Nichols Legislature, and that they
would do 30 tomorrow or next day.
The Tribune's dispatch says Packard
said, in conversation yesterday, he
will accept any plan Of compromise
which President Hayes will say he APP
proves. II the president has none to
propose, then he demands that either
Gov. Nichols or himself should be
promptly recognized. The president,
he said, has right to recognize Mich
oils, but las no right to withhold his
hand aud permit legal government
to be crushed out OF force. The com
mission Is working hard, hearing dele
cations, but making no progress TO.
wards adjustment.
Charles Foster is quoted: "He de.
sires Gen. Garfield's election as speak
or, but important reasons compel him
to remain In the field"
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Dea,h Of "A weul.Known Cit,xen.

BALTIMORE, April II. Ross Winans,
well known citizen OF Baltimore,
died to-day, aged eighty-four years.
He was widely known as an inventor
aud proprietor Of machine shops In
this city.
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STATE CAPITAL.
Five Hundred Dollars Reward
offered for the Arrest OF the
Tarrant Highwaymcn.
Four Men Buried Alive by the Gazing Ia Of
the Bruouperhon Ditch Three Of the
Four Uuearthed, One Of Whom
was Suifocated.
Special 10 Tho Horald.I

AUSTIN, April ll.-Four men were
buried alive this afternoon by the cav
Ing In Of the Brueggerhoti ditch ON
the avenue. Three OF them, two me-
groes and one Mexican, have been
taken out, two OF whom were alive
and the other dead. One more Ii still
under the earth but Ia known 10 DO
dead.
The governor to-day offered q re-
ward of two hundred fifty dollars each,
for the arrest and conviction OF the
Fort Worth aud Cleburne stage rob
bers. The United States government
has offered like reward. s.
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A Marrow Escape from Gisnt-Powder--
Injunction Sustained.

New YORK, April 1l.-Nine casks
from the cargo Of the steamer Friza,
containing large amount Of dynimite,
was found in the appraisers room
here, addressed to person In Hunt
ington, Illinois. An accident In hand
ling package In store, where some
four hundred persons and a million
and a half Of property were together,
would have been a great disaster.
The vacant lot injunction, restrain
ing the Elevated Railroad company
from erecting their track in front Of
the property Of Rufus Story, Is sus.
tanned.
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p..r and treasurer in Trouble.

Boston, April ll.-fhe North
Bridgewater Savings Bank has been
enjoined from doing business until the
affairs Of It's treasurer, Edward South
worth are adjusted. He has squan-
dered his own and the banks property
In Western spsculations.
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Gov. Hampton In Undisputed Posses.
sion OF the State House, Papers, Etc.

COLUMBIA, s. c., April II. Governor
Hampton is now In possession OF the
State House. The transfer Of papers
and other property was made At IL m.
to-day by the respective secretaries,
Wade H. Manning representing Gov
ernor Hampton, and G. J. Babbitt, Mr..
Cham bcrlain. There is no excitement
whatever, GA
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suicide In prison,

EVANSVILLE, Ind, April ll.--The
wife of Edward Seyer, who was sent
enced to prison for life, for murder,
carried poison to him from which he
died.
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Clear Proof Of has sia's Determination
ST.. PETERSBURG, April 1.-THE
CALAIS to-day says Europe will, probably
within the next week, receive clear
proof Of Russlas determination, for
her troops have been concentrated
on the frontier. e
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rirenInrnf me Porte.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Times In
It's leading special, reviewing the situ-
alton, says q circular has been issued
by the Porte giving an unfsvorsble
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A aian. 900 Railure,

New YORK, April ll.--Peter Tolans,
an ivory merchant, failed. Liabilities,
Sl25. 900, ta,
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pnner MiIl murued.

Troy, N. ", April ll.--Put 4 Co.,
paper mills ut Palmer Falls, burned
down. Loss, $40, 600.
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SIXTH.

This store IL free 10 all, where every one
can come. and.look around, and price things
without being pushed Into buying. Parties
are not always aush, and henceshrink from
asking favors from clerks who are displeased
when left with their unbousht wares. The
New York Clothing House has no need to re-
sort TO articles, for they are confident that
their prices are low. Goods are good, and o
customer only Injuries his purse who falls 10
purchase at
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FOURTH.

A person of limited knowledge In regard
to quality OF goods can purchase TO the same
advantage as the most expert. No double
dealing Is allowed in this House. Our desire
is to please, and give full value for the
money.
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Thc Demands Of Montenrsro ReI

Tho Demands Of Montenegro ReIscted.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 1.-THE
Turkish cham Der OF deputies has finally
rejected Montenegro's demands, by
vote OF Ave TO eighteen.
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We have opened very extensive Gents
Furni,hing Department, where all the nov.
elites Of the season can be found at trining
profit over manufacturers' cost. Everything
from a paper collar to wedding outfit can
now be found at the New York Clothing
House.
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-MardI Grss still In possession at
Freeman's premium art gallery, No.
EOS Main streek-tf tr
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THIRD.

You are In the habit Of paying "a 90 to
IS 90 for hat. You can purchase beauti-
full silk Plug Hat, late style. for 81 50 and
% 50, and fashionable soft hats and stifT hat
from 60c to So 10.
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SECOND.

You have the choice OF over $4,000 worth
of reliable Clothing, well made In every re-
spect, for men, boys and children. You can
find everything from com mon 10 the finest,
and always leading H. style.
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suasIs Hesssusrsers.

A car load OF fresh dried buffalo
mea< j,sst arrived II HasEsrts
nchs0-ln
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Substantial Reasons
WHY
You Should Visit the
New York
WV
Clothing House.
I.
FIRST.

The largest and best variety OF Clothing
for men and boys is kept there, and prices
10 satisfy all.
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mAlxs zouns
" Eft.
sYlaestas,o
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
!. Al Sioux City with IiliAois CsA ~. ososa
CITY and Pacific and sioux City and ~. Psal Rail.
roads. =
pAsrsngcr train going esst conascts at Dsvis
!uuctioa with branch tTAins arriving af PorN
!andyiile ~ r. ~ p w., and then coAnccttnR WttA
iowAfd.s stagss for Virginia. Bden, faisviAW.
ssleit, Canton, hasr,.harg, riandreaa, LinweoA
Rock Rapids, stoux Falls aud all poiuts On tie
Big sioux kiysf, And from lsaytAs Portiaadytlle
y 10 p. m., connscts at Davis Junction With
s: Al kix Point With stages ios >, ca, Nss.
and Richla d, D. r.
4. A. vsrmiliion WITH stages fos Lodi, Rive /.
side, Turner, Bloomingdsle and nnfay.
=. Al Msokltng WITH stages for ~ lance.
g. Al t0eyviile WitA stages for ~. Helena,
l.. AZ Yankton with atsRss for eli Dnlats II
southern aKd western Dakota, and North Nslsss-
"A; and duSing the ssasoa nj .nayigation with
Missonri RIves Transportation Co1paaies lire
q etesmefs ios Randall, Brsls. Pietrs, s.lly
kics. Bismarck, Stsysns0a, DsstAold. RalDrd q
tarrol and Bsntoa; coanscting q resFS with
transportation wagons 10. the Black Hills.
This Z the only Direct Reuts 10 the
GEO. 3. MERCHANT.
E.Y. DxaKIcksos, GsAY 1uDssSslsnl'e.
Ageat.
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stuck capi,al Of ei51O0 owns all the ground be-
tween the mouth Of lleadwgod and Aao.d Ran 20.
The elevation .! their ditch 10 ~ fts termlnaa
iTs Gst abont the iesrl Of the creek!apd carrying
ssO inches of water. this power will au next esA-
son Tear .hs grsss dspo:iss 70 piscss and a. .sls
iuaity lousy With gold dust. Absre the,nHout Of
Gold Ran most Of the claims ars open for lses-
ton, o~,ng TO their detpn-sN to bed rock
The claims below the month OF Split Tall are
shallow. ana soshe in wot king order, bringing
good compensation for The labor lnves.sdy
Whiletasl creek, tributary 70 Whitsvo6d 10
rich ID placer deposits. and 10 open or location.
Yellow creek also. trtbntary to Hhhswood.
has not been pfOspected, bat ~ great many
Iodes OF decomposed quartz arc in lie vicinity, no
Soid Mu q, auothsr tributary 10 whitcwood, 10
| enormously Eich In placer dcpo its. u may DC
SintSs On this esesk conId not bs parsued :. u
| oreesveA owing to the scarcity Of wsssr which
| vas renedisd NV in the latter part Of the sea
hins ffoa whlistaii This creek has according
70 NJ caycul. tions turned out es0o,O, and II is
AaF1,y visible. IN conparison TO other creeks
ssnsiye hil ana "a ySraalio d,ggtngs are ii il. Vi
entity. watch saaact b. worked I'LL the creek
4 heds have besn relievsd Of their bullets Of gold
:. fsi.. f sastea ess.s. Il M Present. not iiei
1 tnong gh tss placef msntng u the people In ths
4 HiIis ~ sca vorking oAly ON WA, may b.
/ termcA the cream Of the coantxy.
Bear Butte creek, pays gnsd wages for place,
4 mtnsrs. bat - lie der silver and gAi No ores o
ihat couplry are o1ssipS bsste. iaducrments, th'
.css n!sss ere y nsfssisa ss sna opsa 70 an
BRuidcr gatch. Narrow creek of some uias
4 teen nyties leRsth, tsA dlf creek bed. and j
xery sh 70 p.ess aspess. .syensy Ave cents !.
I seHce 0f wstsr, Mhtsh ~aIi fhcagh. Be remrd,et
J " The aiteA wSsel = q Iessenl n Rfocess9feol
~ S3acee IT, - IL wastern s,ope u ~
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G e n w
Ii N e 8.

Tl5 UHruxGo xeH#Hxs.rzan- -RAIlwAY
Embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Halfway Ii es Of the West and North.
noctions, forms the shortest; and quickest route
between Chicago and Ill points in Illinois, Wis
eonsin, Nofthsrn nichiYAn. HinncsptAs Iowa,
Yies. Its
Omaha and California Line i
IL the shortest and best rouie between Chicago
and all poiats in Northern illinois, Iowa, Dakota,
California, Oregon, China, Japan and Australia.
Chicago, St. Paul s Minneapolis Line
1. the shortest line between chicsgo and ALI
points in Northern Wisconsin All Minnesota,
andfof Madison, st. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth
and al points In tao Great Northwest lie
Il orosss, Winona and St. Peter Line
Is the bsst roats between Chicago and La Cto,sc,
tes, New Ulm, and kll points In Southern and
Central AinnssosA. Its
Green Bay and Marquette Line
|. the only line between htense and J.ae.ville,
watertown Fond ,du Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton,
Green Bay. Kscansba, NegAnnee. Marquette.
Houghton, Hancock and the Lake superior coan.
try. Its
lreepor. and Dubuque Line
| ID the only eoute between Chicago ana Elgn,
Rockford, Fieeport, and all points Via Frccport.
Its
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
10 the old Lake Shore Rouit, and 10 The only ONE
passing between Chicago and Evanston, Lake
Forest. Highland Park, Waukegnn, Racine, ke-
! nosha and Milwaukee.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
arc run ON I'll through tra,ns OF this ROAD.
tween Chicago and b. PAuf and Minneapolis,
| Chicago and Green Bay.
Gloss Connections ~ made ~ Chicago with the
4 LAtc Shore Michigan S1uiAegn, Michigan C on.
i tHat, baltimore B Ohio, Piusburg, ~. Wayue
Chicag i, kAnkAkcc LING and Pan Handle Routes
fur ajf points East tnd south. .kast, and With the
Chicago snd Alton and liliaois Caaual for I'll
/ points sou,h.
Close connect ons ayr nls 10 made with the un,or
Pacino h II. at Omaha foraIl far Wett pa.nis.
i Ctos< o1nsecttons male at juaetion points .citI
kyaiMs Of all eross potHts.
Tics els over this routs are sol by all Coupon
Ticket Agents in the United States and Ixnadas
>Remember. Yea ask for your Tickets via thu
Chicago 4 10th Western Hallway, and take none
other.
New York oflee, No 4is Broadway: Boe,or
Once, No 6SiAs+ street; Omaha 9iiice. '2.5 Farm
hxm slTeetl San Fran tscu ehiee, s: q Aani gnner,
street, ChicA o ricke 0ttces. a. CLARK. ssleet
4 unee5 sherman Honrs: ,S can.l cornnr AadisoI
Wells and Klnz!e streets.
FgY faiss or Information NOT ataaiaAbes ffuh
iyour Aone tickct aGsats, apply TO
1Asvu syszzs.
Il 81 0es. nsnagss, Chlea6s,
n ~. s<sS.Aa. Cnauap.
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SIOU XCITY to CHICAGO
Wilhsul Change sf Carsi
Connsncing Dse 9Th, 1871.
Daily Rxprsss Passenger Tsain Will leave.
Sioux City, sundays excepted, % The arrival
train
FROM YANKToN.

Leave Sioux CITY 1t 1.4o p. H., and arrive II CAL
cago ~ 3.40 p. m.
Sleeping Cars run through from siosx City "
Freeport.
p VIC the Illinois centrsl railfoad. viii arrive
81 Sioux City The next day st .;ioa. =.
An accommodation train Will leave Sioux 'ity
Passenger. lsaving Chicago u ~ ?. ~, arrive
at Sioux CITY at Loo .. =.
trains for Detroit, Cleveland, BaAalo, Niaesrs
Falls. Fittsb1rg. Philadelphta, baltimore, Wosh.
ington, New Yesk, BostoA and all pasts Of the
East,
This train connects st Waterloo With efaAas -
the Cedar Fails and Ainnssots BsaAsh. lsaytne
Wassrloo at y % : NJ. and arriving .. Moss g
% ,,sn. aa rts ~ = EEL ~ fesi
m, and Minneapolis It ss9 m.
Connections are. made at rreApost With tsaaas
on thelll.ois Central railroad nain li.s, !ss1osg
~ p m; peoris p n Daslinyton q p u koek
island At 6-0 p M; Quincy atS ~ p y; 1t LDGtb
~ 10 m, Ard Cairo a Nls . =; coa.scttax :.
! burg. Mobile. Now Orlsaas. AnA
All Parts OF the south
Connections are Also nAde ss yrsspos. Win
| N, and arriving At RAcins aS S.ss = aud Mi.
oonnsstsons are slan nAAs, .. Dubuqse 10 ~
Lonis. Cairo. aad I'll points south
Baggage Checked Through
For through tickets and Information apply
| tho Illinois Central Depot.
Trains run by Dubuque tms, which 10 tveoty
minutes iaster thru hicsI City.
v. p. ya.s.or. - ''- ss.f s.,e I
General P..sssge. Agent. Chicago.
II. A. HAsILsoH. AR ssoax CITY. ssa1o1AU1D
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CONNECTIONS.

!. Al U. r. ffaAssss with unica raeiae Rail
fuN sior 0AAnA.
Z. A. Council Bla1s, With kaasas City, 81. Jos
and Couneil Dluls RAilrpsd for ~. Loxis end all
points south. Z q
5. AT Atssossi valley With CAisaso I 0sstb.
western kHtfVey fas GA3sa&o- anA III pclQoV est
=. ~ Npax City With tAs Bleax City al u.
roads. Sissmers fof upper MissoaFi Hvsf, 1ssine
aayigstion, and Will stages foe all psthts . the
Northwest.
s. Al Blair With Omaha and North vestarn \
&. for OmAha and bostAsFn Nsbsaaka.
s. Al Frsnont, Nob, with the Union Psctoo N.
4 TOR all points west, and tAs PseiAc eoass.
A. Wisnnf, With stagee Tor Norfolk, and d
seiuts In Northern Nehra1ka
- b aurg your tickets ReAd via &c. AH.K..
2. q. xfif1, Gen'l Ticket A9't,N
i. DVx1944. nspas. ttsndsat.
,. 3. BUXTON PasssAesf A9rky, 1teax CITY. 10,
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GEtSNN or I-77. Excl H,lnNs
- iuII cts. ffuI uld kafst- ALWAYS on hand
l. rli ri ~ I,A-uiHiI notes
boal, A acc omiudauaus superior to any m the husi
STEAMBOATS, for small lart,se specially Make engage.
Iitlf-ffft
f0r lul particulars ARMY at oniuo ~ SrARlNS CIV.
INor, and lIhtlur Transportation, IIei Is y X. De-.
lMllm 4 IlIuIi md DIV SIS
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A -A-sUNDAy EXCURSIONS 70 RocKA.
A -A.-DAILY Ro,KAwAY BEACH

FOUR OCEAN ENCt R>loNS DAILY
6y the popular .tgamer. NNlEl,l ANp NFNIRslNk.
WITH tON1tNNO'S I'D REGIMENT BAND.
AND MI -ltAL ATTRACTIONS ~ LkN DAY.
,siXTN Mills SAIL foH flfTf CENTS
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ID BROADWAY AND BOTH ST.
FANNIE LOUISE BUCKINGHAM,
Sole Lessee aud Nanagcrcss
MONDAY EvENiNG. JuiN . hrt production in
America Of the Original Ashley tfundom vcrslOnOt
vi NIErFA"
MISS FANNIE LOUISE
BUCKINGHAM.
From Theatre ROYAL. Princess. aud iavmarkct Lon.
don En- IN Lord ~ rom, Or ma Llue spectacle.
MALi.PPA
Inrodnoins her wonderfully trained stccd. flames
Melville as tie
Wild Horse of rarttrv"
The popular young urfrcss
mis-, az SStE DB FORREST
The charming aud Nri.iiule nrtistc,
MISS Louise SYLVESTER
NV Kind ncrui~ Mc.rs. Shupn Palmer. VII W n
IeMkc. from the Arch street lncHlw, fhiadclphia; Mr.
= NJ ilardc. G. norris OiNtr Wren VI j. jordan, John
q, finun. Il T. White. " u Murray. " Lewis. =. j.
Trnynor. H. A lac. X nurnton. Mr.. Isabella Preston.
Miss Lulu Jordan. Miss Clara Cole and AN auxiliary force
oi 10 people.
Entire new scenery by John A Thompson ESD, n
Bnnth'~ Theatre To- elegant costumes by I w Ian
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