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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-01-25
S.E'. JAMES gg<s'EE:g,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
Terms 0rly So so Per Dag

Terms VLIy S% ~ A0i CoJ
he need Of a IS N kept Hotel, At mo- /
crate prices, has long been felt in &tW
Dreams.
/. supply the deficiency, the under
si@ued have leased, e. q term Of years,
the above Wc!l-knoWn and popular
house.
ii has been thoroughly renovated and
rrrainted. with new furniture and ar
%petin., and it is opened to III"
public with every department in flrsl-
class and complete order.
Situated in the very centre Of the bus
mess portion OF the city. and under the
management of competent and atten-
tive Southern gentlemen, aud at Il per
diem rate less than any hotel of its class
in the country, ii offers special lnauce-
ment to the Southern travelling public,
from whom il sulicits. and .hcies TO re-
Give L liberal patronage.
i. r.. RIVERS & CO.,
NovlS IF lr0rrietrrs.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-01-25
Row Lost.

Missing from ~Brookhayen, since the
3D. of next month, 1870, a tall>com-
~plexioned young man, about five fees
six inches of age; height, thirty-seven
years; had on when last seen, q pair OF
swallow,tail trousers With sausage
stripes, fashionable mutton chop waist
coat with cast-iron trimming, doTDle-
barreled frock coat, with tripe collar and
tobacco lining, water>tight canvas boots
with patent leather tops laced up at the
soles; is deaf and dumb III eye ana
hayd Of hearing in the other; is slightly
box marked at the back Of his head
stoops upright when he walks crooked;
has a slight impeachment in his look n
wears a Grecian bend on his upper mp;
gzhiskers cut off short inside; was cik-
rying, when last seen, a carpet-Dox ID
each hand and a wooden bag in the
other containing screw steamers with
U. S. patent railroad tunnels and
bridges. Was born before his younger
brother, Any one giving such IN
formation as will leave him where he Is
will be prosecuted as the law directs.
RELLIM, L.
Brooklaven, Dec. 39th, 1880.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-01-25
TEE
NEW ORLEaisS TIMES,
Published
DAILY (eyery day AND WEEKLY.
Is the Leading Journa' Of I'D South.

Devoted to Literature and General News.
The Discussion Of he State and National
Topics The Weif're Of the Planting In
~tere.i; The Progress Of the Southern Com
meTce and The Regeneration OF Prosperity
IN The Southern States. Il has a LARGE
and Extended Circulation not onIy
throughout the South aud Southwest. but
throughout the whole Union, and present.
a most valuable medium Tor advertisers
TERMS FOR DAILY:
For twelve months every dayJ SI4 90
For six months, " ION
For three months, " $50
Terms tor Weekly per aunum, 800.
. STOCTEMYEH JCDSON,
Jan !o-'I. Prrrrietor-.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-01-25

We want One Thousand subscribers ut
Sixty cents lur three months.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-01-25
NEW ORLEANS.
South eTn Shoe Factory
OF
JOE I'd a M s : "a ,
Nos. 80 and 35 Cnnal St. .Haw Orleans.

10 HE Citizens Of tie South.
am pleased TO Inform you that the Shoe Man
~ufact0ry Started BY me & little over q year since,
at the above mentioned place has been prosper
ons and Successful. have c0nciusively demon
strated the fact that we, SOutiIerners, can mantl-
facture our own goods. thus keeping our money
here and giving employment 10 our own me-
chanica, and successfully compete With Eastern
manufacturers in prices. To do this we must be
industrious, he skiliful In orr work and use TIC
test material and pay our laborers promptly. !
am cei tain | have supported, since ] started, an
average Of at least five hundred people, mon,
women and Children, by the employment df
wOrknien in my mandatory.
Thousands have called aud examined my fax
tory and made purchases. Many strangers ana
buyers from the country. that | had never scea
beoie, are now numbered among my regular Gus
toners.
thank the public for their kind patronage ana
shall earnestly work TO retain 1t.
our people shoGld pdtconiz" aal encourage
home manufactures Of an kinds, not alone OF
boots and shoes, but of all kinds. In this way
we can help each other and all become prosper
Gus and happy.
| have now a large ana excellent stock Of foot
wear on hauG which | have lately mlnuf 'turel,
and 10 which | ask the attention Of the public.
Please cali and see nae. DIN HANSEN.
Ian fc-6m
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q T. D II e. FTO VN.

DFsFRTERs- George Harding alias CYRUS
Harding and Thomas Flley alias ThoS LII
10y deserted early This morning from schr
W. k. Houston, Capt. a. l.. Gardner Tday
Were soon arrested, anu having been tried
b'fOIe Justice Ofthe-Peace Buckley, were
locked mp TIL the vessel sails.
DEATH OF AN CCTOG ENARIAN-MrS FL
len SeSerSon, POther Of Christopher Sager-
son, died at the residence of the latter No. 1913
Bridge street, yesterday, aged * years. Mrs.
segeTsOn was native of Ireland, but has
lived in Georgetown for the last seventy
years.
DIFFICULTY ABOUT A BOG.-Dayii CHS
ley, cUlored, was arrested last evening for al
assault or Annie by er. IT appears that An
MES husband killed Chisley's dog. for which
offence CDisley went cunning for Anuie'S
hus bands wi e, and dealt her a severe blow
in the face for which he was arrested.
THE NESTRY OF CHRIST Up. FL CHURCH
PARISH at meeting on the 18th inst. passed
series of resolutions Of respect to the mem
DRY of the late Lieut.. Col. John ID. Kur'Z
and resolved 10 attend his funeral in a body.
A handsomely engrOssed copy of the reSolu-
tor were 10 day transmitted TO the family
of the deceased colonel at Philadelphia.
GRAIN TRADE.-Arrived, boat Ellen
BroOses, with 3 $50 bushels wheat to j. G. 4
j. NJ Waters; boat Medley, with 1,1jO bushs
wheat TO Hartley G. Bro; also, 500 bushels
do TO II. NJ. Talbot, 100 bushels by rail to
same.
MERCHANTS chickering's on
Change to day amounted to s. 200 bushels
wheat, with sales as follows: $40 bushels sold
at 152k go do. at 1iS4, 201 do. at li6%, 5 POO
Co. al Ii6L.
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Condemned Locals.

See adv't of Prof. Hepess' German class.
Delegates To National Trades Mon, see adj.
From j. {. Parker we have the New YORK
paueTs N advance OF the mails.
Judge O. W. Pascbal. formerly OF Texas,
but low a resident al this city, * lying dan
geFCusiy III Witn cor geStiGn Oi the lungs.
Pitch. Fox n Co. devote special attention
10 the management OF estates for resident
ard non Tcs dent OWNERS, collect rents. pay
taxes. attend 70 repairs, and remit promptly.
lgDstiUS Dyer yesterday afternoon mad his
Jeff iEUWh taken of BY a planning machine
IN Ar. " II. Hyer's mill on 2Cth street, where
he was employed.
The Washington Light Infantry. Col. VIM.
e. Moore. were Oat last night for q practice
DIM TTf TaTatory 10 their trip u Richmond
- IL. 2l>t inst They drilled IA 'front.' Of the
CIV HAL Tor more than al hour, and attract
tG cOI siderable attention.
~ , 3 o'clock today a party Of 80 eNcur-
SiCnl>tr. nom salem, y. ). arrived here on
The Philadelphia train, for the purpose Of
Setirgfhe sights about the CAPITAL Tney
at CrCo FeYa- ssd 20 the CaUit0', and they viii
return Lo-Ha o. morrow.
This .S tE' opening day OF Nr. Chris ETp-
pert. IN = superb rev building, -u} 1Jb
street. The new sock 81 imported novelties,
fancy gGo-S 8, ch!Gsru's toys, &c. are or =
class 81 attractive ness tod. play vel! ia the
han csCme Lcw ware rooms. al RUTPerts.
hundreds of Pc pie ire going q hCJt tO-da '
Su66Iifg wlth colds, caught from getting
their feel wet q The the6teT lat night Durir 2
The pathetic scenes in Clara Morris M iss
hultOL' everybody was CRYING. and the
floors were covered wifi pudGlsS o. brine.
IL - stated ~ the mOrrif papers mat 2
warrant had been issued against Hiss Lizzie
StIOEi berger. q teacher in the pCJisC schools
for assault UTOE aECthel pupil. z boy named
Charles Tenant We are informed. how
ever hat the punishment given to bny OF
hat Tame was administered by another
teacher. TIE affair occurred In a school in
the Mccormick building, of which Miss
StrOmhergeT Is the principal, hence prObz bl y
The mistake. The Tenant boy is said 10 be
pretty badly bruised upon the GTm.
A. meeting last evening at the residence
OF John a. Gray, esq, TO complete arrange
ments for the banquet 10 Prof J. NJ. Lang
sfOn prior 10 his departure to HaytI. Prof
Richard 4 GTeeBer presided. with W. &.
Chase secretary. IL was decided to have the
barqUet at the residence Of r. c. Revells,
esq, No. 1872 l. street, on Wednesday even
ing, October -. The following committee
u. Kennedy. Dan1 Murray, Dr. g r. Watts.
JEo. Bianbeim, Il. w. TOmpkins, w. Archie.
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Charge OF Infanticide.

A MOTHER browns HER BABY.
Last evening Officer Slater was informed
by some cOlored people belonging 10 a col
oTed beneficial society termed the Chaldean
Society, that one of their members, named
Mary Glasgow, and her mother, Emma
Glasgow, had committed the crime OF i1-
fanticide on the newly-bo born offspring of the
former, at her house in o street alley, b.
tween 9Th ard 9Th and n and o streets, on the
1ith iDstant-Sunday night. The crime
leaked out through refusal of the society TO
pay sick dues TO Mary Glasgow. the mem
bers being aware CT the nature of her Illness.
The officer reported the facts 10 Lieutenant
Greer, who sent his officers 20 look up the
guilty parties They went to the house OF
Ann Williams, on 18th, between q and X
streets, where they were informed that
Fanny Parker was IN the house al the time
and knew all about 1t. Fanny was fOun1,
al stated that she and her beau were in the
room OF Nary on the night stated; that
Mary complained Of being sick, and asked
Fanny and her bean 20 go down stairs. that
In a bout twenty minutes afterwards she re-
turned TO the room and found the door locked
and the liGht eNtinguisncd. She called to
Mary, and at the same time heard the cry OF
her child: but Mary said She did not want
any one 10 XII Ow what was the matter; that
she offt red 10 90 Tor the doctor, and get her
aunt Margaret TO attend her: that Mar
would not consent TO II, as she want
Ell 10 keep the matter a secret. Fanny
then struck light and forced the
door ore en-, when she saw Mary; there was
a child struggling in bucket of water. AMI
TIE mother took a cape, and. placing IL over
the chilj, pressed 10 uudec the wafer until ~
was drowned. She said: why, Mary, you
don't mean tnSill your own flesh ami blood -
Mary answered that she didn't care-she
don't want it, Fanny also stated to Ihe
Off GERS that the child remained in the house
until Tuesd1y or Wednesday. when Mays
brother came and carried IL away. The Off
Gers arrested Mary, and she was at the Police
Court this morning, looking quite feeble.
Her cOUI sci asked 2 postpOnement until
Friday or saturday, which was granted, and
the unnatural mother was sent down TO await
The hearing. Mary is a married woman, bnt
her husband is living in Tennessee. The Off
GERS report that since his absence Mary has
lad two children before this one.
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EHR OOURf0.

CRIMINAL CoURT-Jtsioe AcArthuv.
fssteIdsy' Patrick Foley was found guilty Of
ohsuuctihe the sidewalk, and fined SIS aud costs
The JgtsmeI II the court below pas sf med in the
1ass IN sweeney for an unlicensed bar
affirmed - WIG V'U'' '''o" was
ment reaffrmed. Charles Williams, ncealed
SaT Sn IGf guilty. Jo6snna BToTn nnSegsHd
Euilty-fned 500 and costs Gaetano Mazzai, unl
censed bar dismissed.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judoe CdrtteT.
To-day, Sprague sgt Salinas Judgment below af-
tImed. Judgments by default were taken in some
thlry cases Linville agt. York, Bros and shiles;
PROBATE CoURT-Judge DIN.
o. To-day, the will Of the late Newton Harmon was
MED with consent q heir and proven by I've h wit
lid: In NV 1 DTSrT' enardi i answer FLED
The will Of Joseph Barber fled with consent 81
arp ntcd guardian, in place Of g. A Bohrer Da I
smith was appointed guardian to Annie T. Dohson
bond 81 400.
POLICE CoURr-Ju1ice Snea.
Richard Curtis, assault ON Edward Crawford $40
or Is days. Arthenia alias Park Washington; a.
Dickson. assault on Mary johnson; -. or - days
II, mae Swsggert 30 on Joseph NJ Walter 10, or D
days in iail. II Berry brought into court on tbs
oath = EdNard cohen to warrant issued by Lev =,
18Th day of uCt"ber,A D. Is75, ~ stated ia his aft
daLit bsre,o that %Te horacs BeFFy .nj
Judge Smell remarked that it doubtful if ufh
Ctr would he protected in serving such WARTS a
william Cole, assault On Kate Acres. $40 OF p day
in Jail Mary lent. cutCing prostitution. - jose
phiue Smith fined - for di-orlarly conduct
jeremiah Council and William Bowman, loud; ;
| each Caroline Adams, vagrant and rros tufe
| vac sent down. Robert Rollins and James Rrii-lt
loud and T., steTCUs; were fined -. Ge,Fgp ia k-oI
| profanity; - Sam Mathews, same; IS. Whiiar
| . Eway, loud; So. Frank Brown. prlganc :.
| Lewis T. y, Curdys same; s. Mary Dorsey, Va
| sCnor aid, loud, IS. Benjamin Plsmmor was fine
| $ for tieirg lis horse to q tree box Thomas Al
i.lu> Hlias Charles Johnson c"ored, p!eaiei guilt
- rtty larceny, second offence, aud was committe
! for tie grand Jury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

IBE LABOR EXCHANGE meeting OF
he tOaTd Of ~ aDageTS OF the Labor FN-
chans was held last evening at the rooms or
LOUISIANA avenue-Ex- Mayor Emery iu the
cIair. Mr.. HltZ suggested the formation OF
an Snti-ofS @ing society, such a are syIs-
aintd In many European citieS:-Meynhers
Iay . cents Per month, and when applIca-
ucEs are made To them tEP applicants are
sent 10 Inc nara9erS. who inquire into the
ease THIS Will prevent much fraud. Mr.
SOIOmCrS suggested that clause re inserted
In The constitution Of the Exchange, tina; any
Perscn may become patron upou payment
of an annual fee Of SO. ami 81 life member
urCu payment OF so. which was agreed 10
TIE res'Er alton Of Mr.. John 7. Lehman. q!
ue &scutiVe committee. was accepted with
IsgI L. and thanks were g OIfd tor lis liberal
rOg alton OF -. Mr. SoiDF.DuS brought no
The quest on Ci tho tT&uTpoTia- on Gf PARTIES
who are uustle 70 20, from III il city To Their
homes. This was discussed al some Length,
al Draily Ic'' TIsd hack TO he executive
con n iitCe- Wita lTs trJCt IGES - fepOu at the
EtHt meeting. y communicate was read
ECm Tie W a>hiT gtOn S;rH2erbUnd stating
tutir intention or CiviI- = Grand concert a.
Lincoln hall. 81. Monday, November :. tie
tntiEr proceeds az which a rF TO be devoted In
the purposes Of he Excl nga.
To day tire applications OF - males AMI IL
females were reg stored. making a total of
l,sSS males and 4$i females 70 date. Several
IaEGs were sent TO places in the coIniry TO-
day.
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Meeting Of JourneyIaen TaiIors.


A mass meeting of the jOurneymen tailors
of the District was held last night on 9Th
street for the purpose OF hearing reports from
The committees appointed at a meeting on
Saturday njSht TO wait upon the employing
ialIOTs and c!othiers. There was large at
teIdance Mr.. William Kettler was called
to The chair; Mr.. John Shea secretary The
Chairman stated the object OF the meeting
lettering 70 tine fact that the jOurne ymen had
been WOTking under a bill adopted in ISL by
which the wages OF bushelmen were fixed at
SIS per week or - cents per nOur, aud that
Tor - me Time past ia view or the hard times.
Ihty lad been taking ten per cent. off that
bill. Ire new bill they had frame1 was a
reduction generally, being from fifteen to
tv'niy per cent. lower than the bill of ISI4
Reports were called. and nearly all the com
mitfeeS answered that they had received,
favorable responses. but in one or two in
stances They had received replies from EN-
ptoyeTs thai they would give whatever they
Pieasti ana Whatever was satisfactory To
their own WCTkmcu.
GT. Mcdonald referred TO the fact that
much of the ready-made clothing IS ma le up
N Tie deHS Of other cities; ~ - 10 - being
TIC KTice FOR dress coat, ard said that there
was Ia better VIZ y 10 spread disease He re-
itIfei Ia hot v-1y ccmI llnentary terms To a
P$IlE Who orked his men on Sunday.
Nj HyctpS urged that the citizens ShouId
where
Mr. Clancy explained the manner in which
cio'h us = lGsde up in the ''dens," and how
- me sept The men AT work by rewar.ing
utI1 VI IN pint OF wbisE y On Sunday.
Mr. - atty referred 70 the slop shops and
TENS k'd TIA. in some places there was more
car iran SILK used. soap 10 SiifTen.)
AittT = marks nv several o. hers in which
~ wa rr-F' fEaF home WORK should be the
Tule. me mass meeting adjourned and the
society went into executive session.
III - understood that the society voted 10
support the hands in any shop who would
strike On falling To receive a favorable
response 10 heir demands. and II is expected
mat in one Of The establishments on eth
tirfet. employing some ten 20 twelve HANGS.
There VIII be a strike as soon as the work on
hsUd Is completed.
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LOCAL NE VS..
An,u.rmtnts. DC. To.niKhf.

Maternal TbrGfer.-- Miss Clara Morris as
- Miss Mullen
Opera House Miss Fanny l.. buckingham
in "MszepTa."
ZheateY CoaaiQt,s.- First class varieties.
Iifc,ta Han DIR. kirkus' lecture.
Israel Church Blind Tom concert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish
to call attention to A. Fischsr's Chemical
Securing and Dyeing Establishment, No $40
u street, near 9th street. By promptly adopt
log The latest Improvements, whether of
American or European invention, he is en-
abled To do his work IL n manner not To be
equaleI by those not possessing these facIl-
lilies, His cleansing and dyeing Ladies and
Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in the
city on account OF his superior work. Give
antpNA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

TRUE ECONOMY IL has been found that
the only true economy is that which stops
The little leaks and saves in trifieS. For in
stance. one saves in milk, butter, eggs and
Hour by the use of Dooiey's Yeast Po,OHeT,
which j. made from the puTeSt cream-tartar,
derived fjoTn grape acid. Good housewives
have proved thus by experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

DCFFY'S CELEBRATED ROCHESTER, Crnrp
received to,day al John IL. Magruder's, nne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

W Z urge close economists TO call and ex-
anime the stock OF boys and -children's
e , mig Nv The Boys Clothing House of b.
cetdipgly low prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

TBE REASON WHY all hougekeepefs and
others use the Atddtttfl Security on Is that no
accident has ever occurred from It's use. II
is the best In the world. All stOrekeepers
sell IL. Try IL, and you viii have no other
rake nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

BASE BALL.-The Nationals asfsa,a, .,
p'cked nine from Washington clubs yester.
cay by a score of Is to 8. Tue playing was
generally poor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

The above Oil can be had al Geo. Ryns,.l
Jr.'s, 639 ID street northwest. 8lI3:
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CITY TIE MS.

VETS at 500, S22J, - 80. - 15 and $500 per
yard on the bias or straight. Frieous, 500
Market Space. 23.eo3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

GERMAN STUDENT, Boston Standard
Cleveland non Explosive, and all of the hes,
lamps. in existence, at Hamil.Ons, Y. NJ. c.
A. Building, 9th and ID streets. 1Ot&sI;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

THE GREAT REDUCTION in prices of slate
and marble mantels, at HamiIIon's, is caus-
Ing run on MS STOCK. l0,t&S,i;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

PORTABLE gas drop lights and a great va
riety OF French gas novelties, new in this
country, al Hamilton's, Y. NJ. G. A. Build
ing. lOtSs 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

SICK HFADACHE AND DIZZINESS arising
from billiousneEs relieved and prevented by
Carriers Little Lirer Puts. Ebbitt house drug
store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

READ Carriers rev advertisement OF the
thea pest dress eocis in Washington. Black
s'lkS, black cashmeres, black alpacas col
ored dress goods, table linen, cloth for boys
wear, Dian keis, sha wis. Carriers, 70g Mark IT
Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

GAS HEATING STOVES and weather str ps
at Han ilton's. Int&s4:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

WEClS SAFELY ASSERT that pothtng con liz n,
Bull COueh syrup for all cases Of Sole rhro,t
Cousss, Colds, etc. Small bottle Is cents; large, so
Gents 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

The REVIVAL AT RYLAND CHAPEL
he several services at Ryland Methodist
Church, Few. F. u. Owen pastor, conducted
ty Rev. Thomas Harrison, continue 10 be
broIgtd nightly and hundreds are turned
away of those anxious TO hear 1.-The boy
preacher" Last night more than forty peni-
tents were at the altar and numbers con-
VGrted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrattng
diseases cured without medicine. PuIver-
macher's Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
6,25d&k1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

YOUNG S PATENT DKTERGENT is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
drus glsls and grOcerS. tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-23

BEST GAS SAVING BURNERS In the world
at EamiltOn's. Inf&s4:
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IF VOC WANT plumbing and gas fitting
done promptly and by good reliable me-
cbanics. at reasonable rates, call on HamiI-
ton, Y. NJ. &. a. Building IOtSs3:
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AnluSensents.

NGfiOfl IHte0ter.-Miss Clara Morris, the
great emotional actress, appeared last eve
nirg in her famous role of - Miss Mutton, !"
before large and appreciative audience
The support was unusually good; Mr.. James,
Mr.. flanagan and Miss Story all performing
their parts well. " Miss Mutton" should, and
doubtless Will, draw well during the week.
OIeTd House. An immense audience
greeted Miss Fanny Buckingham last eve
mir In the popular drama OF - Mazeppa -
Miss Buckingham is very fine looking, and
eracis her role with such dash and spirit as
10 call forth loud applause. She has some
able assistants.
TLeGteT CDhaiq16.-M Madame D'Est'S blondes
Continue 20 do good business at the Popular
COnn!qEe- Large and we'll satisfied audiences
are attract - nightly.
ISidtt G.'"cb.-Blind Tom Will give one of
bis SoEdeTlui concerts here this evening.
Lincoln HoH-Dr. Kirkus will deliver %
Lecture ibis evening on % Literature and How
20 Study t." Reserved seats al Whitaker's
bookstore.
C,G FtjaEs' IYaU.-EnteTtain!nent of the
En.Tet Association Wednesday evening.
ne NtOJC.- BarnHm'S immense show will
pay Us n visit on Friday and Saturday, Goth
ard 18th iDsts. Tie Lnenaeerie Is som ching
UnTTeceC eHted. Among it's chief attractions
are the Biblical BeheInotb, a litter of lion
cubs. baby camel and two baby babOOns.
The performance in the sawdust arena Will
fully maintain Barnum's reputation. Over
ore hundred performers appear, among them
Charles w. Fish. the unrivslled bareback
champion. This show will not only delight
the little ones but the grown folks as well
ard they will doubtless turn out en- uasss.
Barnum himself Will be there.