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FRENCH AND GERMAN,
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(HENILLE. EMBROIDERY. LACE
y Work. Crewel Work. Netting, knitting
Crochet AID exc other kind Of Needle-W or.k
taught by Mrs Bauer. Charges very 1noder-
ate. Keeps 4 full supply Of materials and pat-
terms FOX the lace work. All stamping done
.rl:rtulcat,-lV Tor scholars
, 1878-09-07
Esa1ca cla ep Freight,

GOODS. NEECKiNDISE, ETC, Elc-
From W..Ilni. {" U..IL. W..lla------- - :;
From Na!iui3 10 Whitman. N
From " hIti,.in 10 nuiiI u lila ---.-.-..'''-
E- Buiidin, Material ! @Ii r:ituIl AM Ne 'tr
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Co ; reduced measurement.
, 1878-09-07

iALK about silver = sneered a green
bach man 4" Silver Is III well enough till
i gets INTO Iaaa hair then he dives"
, 1878-09-07
JNDERTAkER

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY N
t"rins the public tl.It re now has on haui frll
assortment OF COFFISS. Which lie VIII sell at greatly
reduced prizes.
dNE IEEAHSE
ls one Of the finest this side of San Francisco which
is rendered 10 tLe pubic Tree OF change
Orders promptly atten:e.: - by le.vin, them at
my residence, VI III tLe WaIla Walla Bakery
SJ-tt JOHN PICKET
, 1878-09-07
AXES AND HATCHETS

Hunt & Mann's Broad AMI ChopPins Axes !;
Hand. Claw and Shingling HatchetS.
Barton'S FroeS and Draw Knives, Burden &
Perkins new model Horse and Mule Shoes.
Fun line of New York and Philadelphia
best turned Head Car Bolts; Steel Pin Tacl.Le
Blocks for farm CT ferry.
, 1878-09-07
ShNDLERY NalDWARE

The best stock Of Hay, Bariev, Header and
other Forks Also. Turkey Wing, Grape Vine
and MG.ay Grain Cradles, at Moderate Rates.
What you fail 10 find elsewhere in our line,
call her. and ret II
, 1878-09-07

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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-10-04
ESTRAY MULE.

THSCAPED from the plantation Of Mr.. James
IL Sartor, on Saturday last, tho eth, small
sized Bay Mare Mule. and when last heard from
was seen late Saturday night in the road oppo-
site Mr.. Culp's farm, just above Union c. H., on
the Spartanburg road. Said Mule has two white
spots on her back-"saddie rub :" both sides Of
her jaws have been rubbed by yoke-the right
side worse than the left--has no Shoes on and
has not been trimmed.
Although poor man, will pay liberal re-
ward for information as to where can End her.
Address GILES DANKINS,
Santue.
Sept IL 81 30
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-10-04
Programme for
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.

TINHE Executive Committee Of the Democratic
l. party Of Union County announce the fol-
lowing programme for township meetings.:
Each meeting will be held at elevon O. clock
A. n, and will be addressed by three or more
canaidates of the party. All persons are cor
daily invited to attend. The Dem ecratic Clubs
of the several townships are expected to. .bs
present at tn their ,s asspsea,s rS;Pssm - =
Drnytonvil,c, at Jefferies School HeusS, wednes-
day, Oct. 9th
Goudeysrile, at Goudeysville, Thursday, Oct
10Th. ..s. fi'h'
Joresville, at JonesyilIaay, Oct; 10Th.
SanipHc an; =. Z. q. Fish Dam Depot "edheS'"S' 0'
GOSHEN Hill, at Goshen Hill, Thursday, OFT.
18th.
.Pinckney, at Smith s. Kclly's Mill, Saturday,
Oct 10Th. .r, ~
Bogansyi1le, at Jasper Gibbs. Monday. Oct. Dist
Cross Keys, at Padgctts Creek Church, Tuesday,
Oct god.
BY order Of the Committee.
WILLIAM MUNRO.
Chairman.
+. NJ. FARR, Secretary.
Sept 20 3S At.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-10-04
A Plantation TO Rent,

T YING on Pacolet River. well knowR for HE
IL production Of large Crops of Cora and sst-
ton. Apply to DAVID A. g. FAIR, On ra5sfn-
ing far,n, or to THOS. MSNhLM,
Union G. II.
Scfl 90 % H
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-10-04
SheriHs Sales.

Sheriffs Sales. n.
DY virtue of Sundry Executions to M directed,
ID will sell, before Union Court House door,
on the first Monday in October next, within
the legal hours Of Sheriff sales, the following
property, to wit
On tract Of land located in Union County
containing ninety seven acres, mere or less,
bounded 10y lands of James W. Snrtor, Mrs.
Drucilla Gee and Dr. p. p. Butler; levied ton
and to be sold rs the property of Gassaway
Shettesworth, at the suit Of j. L. s. Hill. Said
lands will be resold at the risk of Charles Bolt,
who bid off said land on the first Monday in
July last and failed to comply with the terms of
sale on his bid.
Immediately AHer The Abore Sale
will sell, at public outcry tho House nna Lot
advertised for Sale in another column by Mr..
Jos. Strauss
X. MACBETH, S. U. C.
Sept IL, 1878 81 t
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-10-04
Guano Cotton! Guano Cotton /! (!

\ LII persons having purchased Guano from
n us with the option of paying for it in mid
ding Cotton at Is cents per pound are notified
that the time expires Nov. l, 1878.
F. M. FARR s. co.
Oct DO At
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-10-04
Attention Cross Keys Club !

A MEETING Of Cross Keys Clu6 will be held
"A en- Friday next, the 1lth, at o'clock F.
NJ, to make arrangements for the Township
meeting on the 22d, and for other important
business. C. B. BOBO, President.
Oct. q 40 1t
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-10-04

: ArnEN, Ga. October "a, 1877.
DEAR SIR: Last night called at the New
Drug Store, DR.. Kings old stand, and bought q
bottle of "Werm OIL" and gave it to my little
hoy rs directed. This morning he passed thir-
ty-one worms. 1 had previously tried other
Medicines. w. A. Balm
May IL 40 2t
LAGRANGE GA, April Goth, 1873.
DR.. 4. s. Brddfeid Sir-The Sufferers
Balm DR.. Heard prescribed for my little sister
who was suffering very much from "Poison Oak,
gave speedy relief. Two applications cured her.
Yours, &c., G. l.. SHINES.
Prepared and for Sale by A. IRWIN s. co.
May II 81 2t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-15
bold SAFE M RGLIRY.
Village Aroused In the Early Morning by n
Startling Explosion.

As has been announced in brief despatch
daring robbery was successfully perpetratcd
early last sunday morning. upon the banking
house OF VI ssrs. Blodget * Stebbns at Pike
About o'clock the citizens Of that quiet ham
let were awakened 10y an explosion that shook
the entire village. and caused the echoes to re-
sound from the neiShboring hills and valleys
Citizens living near rushed into the street, and
We're Just in time TO see three men run from
the bank building and disappear in the sur
rounding gloom. The whole town was soon in
arms, and stopping only long enough to see
that the burglars had been successful. about
sixty sturdy sons Of the village, headed by Mr..
George 4. Green. President OF the Vigilance
society. started IN hot pursuit. The pursuing
party tracked the burglars to Griflith's Corners,
small hamlet about three miles east of Pike.
where all trace OF them was lost. The entire
armed mem ali day S SatSrday ' Sunday Hse' and
been apnrehendcd. All the highways leading
across the Gcnrsee river We're closely watched.
Buso New and Phnd in unq hrq ana
The burglars had burned up or carried AWAY
about 81 800 in cash, and some Government and
package of 81 900 in currency. unnJured was
picked up. and about one-iourth OF a mile from
the bank. some burned greenbacks were found.
The bunk building is a frame structure Of
small dimensions. standing alone. and situated
in the centre OF the village. An entrance was
effected by prying open a side window. A
clock hanging against the wall was taken down
and had stopped At "a O'Clock Friday night.
The safe. u handsome one weighing about
1000 pounds was moved some distance into
the room. evidently for the purpose of being
more accessible. The safe was opened by rip.
ping up one 81 the bands across the front and
taking it partially or, Two small square holes
were worked through the outer shell OF the
safe with twist drills. and by means OF
jimmies the bolts were pushed back and the
outer door swung naturally upon its hinges.
The operators then tried to remove bodily the
money chests inside by means Of wedges and
Jlmmirs, but failing in that they wedged the
door sufficiently To make a small creVice. aud
puttied the whole over except n small aperture.
through a.,
the air was exhausted and the finest powder
forced into the box. Nnrn all was ready the
outer door was closed ana the powder eXplod-
ed. IN rowing the contents prOmlSruOusly about
the Office. About a pound OF the finest gray
powder 50 pure that 1t could not be made To soil
the whtrst linen, pair OF bellows, four twist
drills. two double lmmles and various other
tools usually MS dhy protest. ona burglars Were
lett living ind iscriminatey about the premises.
Mr. Blodgett is n brother of Mr.. James Biodsctt
OF hermitage. \. Y. who WAS similarly robbed
OF $4,000 few years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-15
TIE GREAT SNOW STORM.
The Most Severe Ever Known in the West
sun ring and Loss at Life.

SHERMAN, Wy, March l2.-On Thursday
about midnight. "a storm OF snow and wind set
in covering the entire country from Green
River. wy. to North Platte Neb a distance Of
550 miles. and proved to be by far the seycrest
storm known since the construction Of the
Union Pacific Railroad. The storm continued
without abatement uutll sunday morning max
Ing It Impossible Tor person 10 90 pul With9ut
almost certain DEATH Since Ia" storm suDSidrl
tho bodies Of quite n number Of persons have
been found who died from exposure:
Two soldiers prrish"n btwreh for fuss"ll
md Cheyenne. 4 distance OF thrrn ini's. f4ur
mon with an OK team were caught fifteen miles
north wcst Ol Cneyt au"; llrrc OF them reached
uW railroad On SUNDAY. irrrlmly room, and
viii probably los" their feet The fourth man
and ''nttle persisted. Three ranrhmen were
.ound drni snort distance from Cooper Lake.
ii Is probable that t.s Il only small part OF
those that have died lroIG tie effects Of the
storm.
One ranChuan lost 10000 sheep near Egbert
Station. Many other cnsr- arc reported Of loss
ol stock. The snow IL drited in lmmcnse piles
wherever There II any place to form drlit. Every
cut in the .rnilroad track was filled with snow
and sand. tn" sheds were also mi.
Tn" railroad company had thoir forces out
before the storm subsidized on SUNDAY. and have
been constantly NJ work with lOur snow plOughs
ri different points with all III" mon they could
work. Different forces met at this point to-
less than three days. Passengers wcro all To-
Gated where they could be we'll led and taken
CnrYnYYr. Wy March lg--The snow block
Gdr On tine Union Pacific Is raised.
The passengers from the tram which laid 80
lors At Antelope state they had an abundance
q provisions, and We're well cared tor 10y tho
railroad people, whom they give credit Tor spar
lng neither money nor labor 70 gel tnrln tplhrif
destination. Tho others at Laramie Of course
nal plenty.
Tclcsraphic communication is open north
ward 10 Custer, which reports four feet OF snow
between that point and Den wood. The recent
storm was aA severe at Forts Mckinney. Fettrr'
man, Laramie. aud along the route To Dead
wood. MS ~ this vicinity. and freight tra ns have
iv,l many mend Of sturk. frozen and crnmp"'l,
ln' S'nrin nn Pplo Crock. el.hic"n Mills north
WIS ,,nuEhi INTO ihla city Tonight. The bod,
ol n NcNi AN was found al kugg's sheep ranch
seven ihl's north, and when found was within
sous missing. '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-15
To-Dlrs HANGING IN CONCORD.
Preparations for Furnishing Ia Pare for the
Murder of j o.Ic I.nngmnId.

CONCORD, March 14.-To-morrow IS hanging
is the topic here tonight. The rush for tickets
taxes the utmost capacity Of the prison officials
There has been over 0s) applications. OF
which Observation-Disclosures have to he refused
As high as $50 has been offered for tickets with
out success. La Page il confined in a solitary
cell somewhere Mt the northern end Of the
prson. No ono knows where il is save the
prison officers. All outside access Is strictly
forbidden. Father Mllctte. young French
Canadian priest from Montreal. calls daily. and
is the sole person with whom the murderer ia
allowed TO converse These extra precautions
are rendered necessary by tho TACT that La Page.
when in Concord jail. sawed off the bars Of his
cell window. got w n plot to burn the building.
and on different occasions WIS found with the
shackles or his legs. His wife and four chill
dron. two daughters Of Is and 90 and young
girl and boy. visited him for the last time on
Monday. The interview was entirely uncon-
tho main corridor Of the prison at II o'clock
Tomorrow. Tn" gaows is the same upon
which Pike in 1869, Eyans in 1873, and Major
in 1877 were hanged. Pike killed an old man
and his wife and then robbed them. Evans
murdered beautiful young woman. Georgiana
lowering. under much the same circumstances
as La Page. and MAJOR was wife poisoner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-15

Burning OF the City Of Chester-The Death OF
Johnnie hirnnn.

Yesterday morning, about q O'Clock. the
steamer CITY Of chester, from ~. Louis. was
G. mpletely DESTROYED by fire. The steamers
Captain. Alex /cger. said.
"We had been in and tied up 10 the elevator
about Two hours when the fire occurred. II was
reported n me that everything had cooled I'll
and that AL was snug. and 80 turned in \ tap
OF the bell hwukr me, and ] know something
must bee wrong so luiulirl lip and grabbed my
cont aud sNw that the steamer was nilrn Il had
ghot M to inc hurr an" deck, and the whole oi
thr boat tor'll was burning away. | put my
coat OVER my head. and rust "d through the iirc
down the stairs amt our on the elevator. She was
all over ahlH2r then. When / got oil. the hose
Lad hcrn got ont and WAS paying On her. but
did not seem TO hr dong any good. | rushed
down to the end Of the elevator and saw the pco-
pie siandln. on the AT Of tue deck. There was
no way for 'en ~ get pn without jumping into
the water. went back. and the iirr mad caught
over ii o. steamer. Then heard the tugs com
Pie to eot of the boat were as good II she drlfted
on ~ they wcrr then, 10 save the elevator or
derrd the mentO rut her loose, and then She
driitrd down. burning n She won't. The pi - N
gers AMI rrew worn picked NJ 10y. the tugs and
rowDouts, They all had iiontcr-.'
How many were iost captain ~
We have heard 81 three who have not turned
NJ yet. One IL me coior"d barber. Albert
and the other IS pusseng"r. Gus Hcli"r. white
Memphis harb'r. \ passenger ar. Myers.
who went M 10 S. Louis to-'iHY, told MS about
young klrnan. liz and Kirnan were standinl;
All together with their floats, rrady Tor II chance
u Jump on. Johnnie kirnan sand to Myers:
I'm going io try 10 get back ana get my books
and some registered letters and things.
80 stop SAID Myers to him. you'll never
conn out alive
"Kirnan didn't mind him. though. but rushed
back 10 the cabin, where his payers were. and
that was the Inst seen OF him. When the
steamer got down to the end OF the sandbar her
powder magazine burst. Her boilers never had
been hurt"
hltrr tic cutting loose, tho steamer driltcd
down stream. and the people On board huddird
aft about ten in number. There they seized
oars pieces of timber, a., catching which. they
sprane oycrhonrl. and were picsed up in vnrl-
Gus ways hv skliis and tugs The tug Orlole
and from 1t took what seemed to he the three
last remaining human beings. She was soon
alter forced to leave the Chester, on account OF
the excessive heat, and then the transfer boat
PicTson took the wreck in charge. towing IT over
/ to the sand lar. There the terrible explosion Of
| the magazine took place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-15

There Ia ono more great heiress to be met in
France now No other than Nile Blanc the daughter of
the late proprietor the Monte Carlo Casino Her
wear or two married Prince Radziwlll. mem.
her Of the best families IN Europe, and this
Young adN l. likely to he led tn the altar by another
nohlvntn hearing one Of the oldest names in France.
whose proud AMI wcnknown motto informs that his
house could not he kings md diSdancd To be princes
The gambling osiahishmcu al present. carried hy
the widow OF the late Blanc his two and the
daughter above mentioned They each have an equal
share IN the business. and the profits enormous
that the iueudn. BRIDEGROOM will make what is gen.
orally called good match NJ Blanc pcre discouraged
the match during the last year of his life. What strange
turn OF events The suit of kohan rejected by the
keeper OF a gambling hell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-15

A reverend doctor. who breaches not a hun
drcd miles from the lemp. has considerable weakness
clerlNmen OF color ana on recent occasion gave in
honor OF three tour Of them dinner To winch he
Niled some ol his distinguished fellow aborers IN tie
whey ard tn meet them
The dinner hour cano, and the white parsons along
with H. hui Though host ana guests waited tNrrNlunftrf
col huur. not lick appeared Tue host l,rounnu
sends Tor tine servant. aud ask whether amy ha-
called. " No one. sir no one. - the answer with winch
the doctor heing dissatisfied proceeds To Nane
aud IT, after tme. occurs to the servant 10 say Ma
r. indeed has called CUlsy min
srsL.. and .oon g0i I'D q u.enAh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-15
THE CASE or MINWIRTNG.
Ills Father CORRECTING Sowc Irnt curnc
ariiNnl.ninr HIN.


Cpncctuinn iEiri.
Mr. David w. Manwarng said on Wedncs-
day TO n reporter for THE SUN that the published
report that his son. William. had forged paper
to the amount Of $1,000. and that he tthc father)
had taken it up was wholly untrue For a
further explanation Of the case he requested
his visitor to call on his lawyer, MIR. i. Y. Bell
50 Wall street. Mr. Bell. ON being questioned
said II was not true that there had been FORGE
ry nor was it true. SO far IA he knew. that n
charge of petit larceny had been preferred
against tho proprietor Of the West End lIntcl
for keeping lrwelrv intrusted to him bv VIII
Liam Manwarin g Just before his alleged shoot
ing of himself in that hotel. with the request
Tint il b. delivered to his wife. The proprietor
of the hotel retained the lcw"lry ms Is alleged,
after the Shouting. ms security against money
The truth is" continued Mr.. Bell. that
William was in the habit Of collecting money
for his tnthcr and Of somslmes, ssp 9 ,is MS
fnthcra large sum OF money. amounting. per
naps. to $1,000; hut it was not forgery II his
iuthcr consented to let him keep the money so
obtained. II WAS nobodv's business but his own.
As to the checks left Mt the hotel Mt the same
time ns the lcwclry. and which it was reported
own bank. the seventh Wnrd Bank, and the
other WIS Tor s55 payable 70 his fathers order.
William endorsed this check in his fathers
name. but wrote his own namc beneath 1t.
Heucc. probably. arose the mistake"
Mr. Bell was asked whether William Man
warinE had money in the seventh Ward Bank
Mt the time that h. drew his check upon IT, He
replied hat he was not acquainted with vii;
liam Manwarings financial W. Gondii,oni ana
rs To- the attitude of the father toward the son.
he replird
tinn man. greatly beloved among his personal
nnl business acduantanccs. The behavior Of
William causes lim dccp sorrow, hut | believe
that he will overlook his faults when he is as
SuIpu that he IL Loading "a bnttAr HE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-15

FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety.
on and after Nov ~. 1877.
Express Trains leave New York. via Desbrosses AMI
Cortandt St.. Ferries. as follows,
81 ~. $50 limited. II A Nj, - q. ~, . $50
and NJ sundays A. Nj, ., Il, o. 80 !. $50. aud
4 VI
Boat NJ BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
trains At Jersey city. anoriins speedy aud direct
transfer tor BROOKLYN travel
Returning tram, leave Philadelphia 20. Is, $50
~. ana II 4 VI Nimitcd express. 81 + VI ,, >. I,
3 'a. : aud - VI. and !. midnight ON Suntlv,
3 -. 3 81. : $50 VI. I. 7;sb = VI aui - Midnight
Ticket offices 90 and ga Broadway No Aston House,
amt loot ol De>hros>cs ami Cnrandt sts Court H..
and Brooklyn AnncN depot. loot oi Fulton st. brnuhyn.
ll+ lis, amt llS HUDSON -. hOnoken. depot Jersey
city. klnisrani uckrt oiiice, Battery place -
fRANk THOMSON, +. l.. FARMER
Generai Manager. Genl Passenger A-rnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-15
DENNsYLvANIA nAiLH0AD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
On and after Nov ~. 1871
Train. leave New York. via Desbrosses and Cortanit
IT. Ferries, as follows
Express Tor arri hurs Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, y A NJ, AMI -
\. daily.
For wuhnmsport Look Haven CORY. and Erie, at : 2,
4. NJ. connecting at Cory Tor ntusyillc PctrOie am
Centre. and the on Regions For whamsport ani
Lock Haven, y 4. VI.
For Baltimore, Washington. and the South "Llnitel
WASHINGTON Express " Pullman Paror Cars daily cx.
ccpt SUNDAY. g 80 4. VI. arrive Washington ioP W..
Res .ar At 10 A. NJ, l, 63O, andv VI. sunday $50
and PIP NJ
Express Tor Philadelphia. 73n 500 e.3o Limcd II
A. NJ. l. I. !. q, $50 Z $50 anl 4. VI. SUNDAY, y A.
NJ. .. q, ~. l. $50 and T. NJ Emgrant and second
class 7P. NJ
Boats ct - BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through
trains atJescy city, anording speedy and dircctuans
Ter Tor brooklyn travel
For trans to Newark. Elizabeth. Railway Princeton,
Trenton Perth Amboy Pennington, Bcviicrc, aud
other points local schedules NJ all Ticket Offices
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh. $50 aud 1910 W. and
1O..DP " daily, 1910 4. VI. and $50 Z. VI daily, ex
cept Monday. FROM Washington aud BALTIMORE. 900
and $40 4. NJ. 40, 5.lJ AMI 1910 !. NJ. sunday
s.sOami aio A. VI FROM Philadelphia. o.. 30, -
1910 1880 II oOA NJ. a:lO. 40. Sii5 $50 ~ 10 10
ami iO2pP. NJ sunday, 5aS. so, go. lO'io III 5J
A. NJ, u 90 and iO.2O r. VI.
Ticket Orices 526 and e+t Broadway. Aston House.
and loot Drshrosses aud Cortlandt ST. Court St,
Brooklyn: ia ll6 and lls Hudson st. Hoboken. Depot
PRANK THOMSON l.. 7. FARMER.
General Manager. General PASSENGER Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-15
n Fourteen Years Love Romance.

About fourteen years n-o carpenter. ut pres
residing in Round Rock Williamson county. Texas.
saved the lite OF Young lady IN Kentucky soon after
he lett the ncchborhood another lady and married
her In the OF time the vile died. The hrst love
ADVISED OF the fact and was requested to come 10
Round Rock to her romantic lover She arrived
here fe days and they were married.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-15
Amnstn,tnts.

Amnstmcnts
DAHK TIIEAr.E. orr BACHELORS
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OR BBHcnEIoRs
The fnmnicst play Of ne ccntury~,
RoRs GGAA ~ TIE r r hAL 36 H1 56RL HEoLh
no play Of modern times has been received with such
'0"i RoBsoS sc %aii cHSSE At O'CLOCK
CRANE h III tx ' sobgo% ~ Sin linn"
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BOTH DhW NJ iW wv. '% XT iiool,.
sEAT s E iHGYEbp TIN y RYE II AAPvNN2E
SATURDAY MATINEE AZ 2
CILMOKE's GARDEN.
TgS m9, GSTSc1 TRFFy frc, e
WIN SEXTON
Champion SYSSSSiR2G' JAGb, A ,9F world vs.
Champion nnlcr player OF the world.
Re-. two out IF three zane, Al,ln, to bley 2oo
each game; for pure OF 600 presented by tile manage
should either PLAYER win two consecutive games. an
extra OF $3.50 to he awarded the winner OF the
first game Friday evening. March
Second game. saturday matinee March 10
After each game Mr. Adams viii give an exhibition Of
Admission soc. Reservoir seats CSC. extra.
cTANDAvD THEATRE.
- BROADWAY AND 3JD ST
WIN HENDERSON Lessee and Manager
LAST 3 NIGHTS AND MATINEE
OF the inimitahlc and popular comedian.
JOHN Z. OW EMS.
supported by his own company, IN
THE VICTIMS
and.
SOLON SINGLE
Only Matinee saturday I ~ T VI.
Monday. March 10. MAGGIE MITCHELL. in her new
play Of
"MIGNoN"
which will he produced with AMI r. ali,fic scenery,
- stage effects aud cast Ell superior merit
The sale o tickets will commence This Thursday A VI
Box Office A NJ M T.