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Nevada dsappoints moro or less sanguine
hopes by preferrlnR a Republican to a Demo-
crat; and North Carolina. which sent one Re-
publican to tho House last year. this year sends
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The verdict Of the jury in the case Of JER-
FMAH KENNEDY. Chicago murderer. was Us
follows:
we the jury hnd the defendant guilty In manner and
form A. CHARGED IN he iuiirtment hnd hN lis punish
Wcnt At death lN hkugiE We, Le jury. also hnd the
present time.
The correctness of the finding as to facts was
soon aftcrward sIngularly verified. for KEN
NEEDY hanged himself in his cell. after writing a
communication which corrobornted the evi-
dence of his guilt given on the trial. and also
left no doubt Of the unsoundncss OF his mind at
the time Of committing suicide.
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Out in California they propose to deal with
college students who maltrent one another pre-
ciscly as with any offenders. Tho Sophomorcs
in the State University tossed some OF tho
Freshmen in blankets. stripped them and del
uged them with cold water. The Grand Jury
took the matter in hand and made present
mont against the Sophomores This is pre-
cisey what is needed to stop ha2ing and the
committing Of other indignities which have so
often attracted attention OF late. Bars and bolts
must be more convincing than any amount Of
persuadinG and threatening by Presidents and
professors.
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rhe pcnnsvlvnuia election leaves Bottoms Washins oi
Hotel, ON Chestnut ~, lmladclphia.-Adc
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ment through its own cowardlce and Inn
becility2
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They say Mayor ELY is at once going TO
MI all vacant and vacahle Offices by new ap-
pontmcnts. in order to forcsta!l any such
action hereafter on the part Of Mayor COOPER.
This Mr.. ELY is to do by order OF Mr. KELLY.
Well, We will not believe Mr. Ely can do SO
foolish and SO mean thing until we see it.
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In the friendly obscurty OF private lie,
the Hon. GEORGE NJ. BELIZE Will have ample
leisure to mediate On the folly Of sacrificing
principle TO fancied cNpcdicncy Two years
ngo his majority in tho Fourteenth Congress
sional District YVES 3,0C5. On Tuesday last H.
was a candidate for reelection and he was de-
feated. The Democratic county Of Orange.
which had given him 4G7 majority two years
before, rolled NJ II majority Of COG for his Re-
publican competitor Rocklhni County, where
his majority in 1876 WIS lli9, this year gives
the Republican candidate Il majority Of nearly.
or quite, 400 Tho moral is, that condoning
fraud doesn't pay.
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Two Uurepor,ed New Yo,L Robb.rie..

New YORK, Nov. l0.--Ii perfection is 10 be
found anywhere Is IN the highNai robbers Of New
York Whatever they do becomes IN the eyes OF the
police miracle that nothing rat Omnipoenee could
have forc.een They swoop ~ all quArres, from n
milionar moulderins bones % labys coral short
time since an eccentric member of that pTute ,rOn took
isncs TO door Knob OF Ioni door on Broadway and
walked IN with H. What disposition he could make OF H.
unless II were 10 use II AS pc-ilr tor the founding OF
Ls or nash, would puzzle the most inventive faculty to
discover hut the most huiseitv
c then took place in the premises for which
rent wandering robber rang the door bell and, on
the door opening, ubedcnt to Invisible chHnsu, rolled
~ the hall carpet very nne made by Nj BRUSSELS
himself. Ani slipped away with II into the regions OF the
unknown cannot undo rsthnd the rrmissnss. which pre-
vented his taking the staircase and the ont door.
should Ike, with modest Difference. 10 prupound few
que Ons To the party who walked on with that carpet
but he IS known only H. the police and tile Itself
would not induce them " betray him
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Temperance. Lecture on the Hail.



Twenty years ago" said the passenger
with The rel ribbon IN his hutonholc. " knew
that man whom you saw got on ut the last sta
ton. He was young man ~ rnre promise. "a
college graduate. % man of brilliant intellect and
shrewl mercantile ability. Lie dnwnri before
lin lu hII tlo CLOWN 'Olors OF tar promise.
II" had some money when he len College H.
iuNe-tci 10 IA business and his business pros
per H. merri"d beautiful young grl, who
bore lim three lovely childron-"
IT, sHd-ipokng passenger. sitting on the
WOO t-noN: An ut one timrW
Tho rcd ribbon passenger: No. in biennial
inStu .I.ut- ot one. No one dreamed that the
rOort Y,-e would over b" their home. but iu
ana rvi hour the young man yielded 20 the
t"Mpt II began U drink beer. He liked II
AMI dt uk more. He drank and encouraged
other fo drink That was only fourteen years
nso. an! he was prosperous. wealthy nan
To-day where is heY'
IT," .ersyman in the front seat solemnly: "A
sOt uh a h"ggHr."
The rcd ribbon man. disconsolately: oh. no
he II a.memher OF Congress and owns a brewers
worth $1,000"
Sometimes IT will happen that way.
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HORSE NOTES.

The net receipts foT gate money At louisville. KY
July T. are asccrtained to have been t37,O0o
The welknown horse Mazomanie recently troted to n
road wagon carrying 242 pounds half mile in ilo'
u Taylor Of Fredonia n y. has sold his bay stall
lion MARI CROUCH year'' by Vsiyks Iambletonian to
l. II Higgins, tor s2,oOl
Archer Eng and's richest Jockey worth 10000 has
been the most successful Jockey tins season. lie has
earned IN fees alone 3, l25 guineaA
The promising young stallion Diamond Dust was sold
~ T ctl 10y hi, ownsr W. u narri; c sh6Sso H. to
Charlie. Griswod OF the Finh Avenue Hotel sold to
chestnut scing Thomas l. Young Ills record l. ieg,
Tho Hungarian running mare Kncsem won * stra ght
tia France and England and has always been winner
W Benton Of Brownstown offers TO match his chest.
nut Yielding t. pace AGAINST HORACE Greeley Rowdy Boy.
OF al Chester Park Cincinnati
The wellknown driver and trainer, Grin A. Hickok.
la, recently made over slCoCOo in the late rise in ne
kobcr, Morrow takes over halt million.
E.W Kearney Of this city has purchased the fast
liz has trotca mile over Fleetwood PARK. on Very
heavy track, in 2'SDi4 and repeated in 1880
The announcement that Mr. Sanford intended 10 sell
to be false Mr. Sanford has resolved retain his year
" "na y I &. Ana hnd they WI" O' trained IN S'"
VIM. A Forth Of Evansville, Ind. has accepted the
owns Kowdy boy and will make the race, to come OF
The trotung stallion Mohawk Chief the property OF
Hal Neal Of Knox County. ONO while running out Al
stauuy Mohawk Chief had a record Of 2 % and ii,
owner valued him atSlS0O
John Murphys son, william Murphy 7years OF ave.
cOmpAnci by his father drove q Olcotts pacing
Nettle and Retriever, to road wagon mile IN 90 ~
Fleetwood Park on saturday last The feat elected
storm VI applause from the excited spectators
The gray geldng steve Maxwell who struck the sulkj
ni the bay Rrldg Driver ana ran away m the late meet
ny M fleetwood Park and was seriously injured, ha
enurey recovered under the treatment Of the veterinary
professor J, Going Maxwell has record OF a.
and was purchased by John Barry tor 81 800
The faeine blood Horse Association was ORGANIZED
he fDl
were elected President L j. Baldwin. Vice Presidents
Thomas Winters aud Col g Dorsey Directors r j
Baldwin, ThOs Winters G Dorsey Judge j. Mem Skater
Henry Schwartz Leland Stanford and j. NJ Coghlan
Nominating Committee, Col OFT and Thos winters
The hys owners who won amounts Of four figures an,
over this season In Jerome Park are Gen l. LonlArl
| flA s2O, ID Mihers e. 225; o bowie $3.50 4
Lorilard 1925 Morris, 80 325 The Jockeys "
have ridden winning mounts 10 the amount tour ~
ures and over were Hughes, xla,75O SpAring 5,2lh
| lock 81 0OO
MI sanford has entered number OF American horse
u England for the 200 Guinons o. be 1870 am
mas several nominations ~ the Middle Park Plate 20 b
run ~ 1870 Pierre Lorillard has entered deralin,
hefeld aud Pappoose for the 1000 Guinea. Nj Addlsu
Cammaek Of nus city also names his colt Neulchatel b.
mpoLWi sraehlup " Echpuci 9r the Middle Park Plat
! VI leIv Ahd g,OOO GWheAs 81 1850
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EDIsONs MARRIAGE.
rhe Problems TINT Made Him Trusnt on
his Wedding Day.

Prom III UaJiag,on Pod
The story OF Edlson's cOurtship, while It
lacks the roseate tinge OF romance. Illustrates
the mans faculty for going 10 the henri Of things
with the smallest possible amount OF circumlo-
Years ago With the Lille automatic telegraph
system. he perfected n contrivance for produc-
ing perfQratons in paper by means OF key
board, Among the young women whom he en-
ployed TO manipulate these machines with n
Wow to testing their capacity for speed, was n
rather demurc young person who attended to
cipent genius One day Edison stood observing
her a. shq drove down ono kcy after another
with her plump fingers until, growing nervous
under his prolonged stare shc dropped her
hands Idly in her lap and looked up helpessly
into his face genial smile such 9s irr9yeren rent,
grin" oversprcad Edsons face, and he pres
emily inquired rather abruptly: ,,, ia
What do you think of mo, little girlY DO
you like me7 Don't be in any hurry about tell
ing me. II doesn't matter much. unless you
would like to marry me- ,,.-,, -.
The young woman was disposed 10 laugh. out
"Oh, mean ii. Don't be in n rush. though,
Think II over; talk to your mother about H. and
let mo know soon rs onvenient-Tuesday. say.
How vii! Tuesday suit you. next week Tuesday.
Edison's shop was at Newark in those days
and onr night n friend Of his. employed in the
main office q the, Western Union Telegraph
last train. saw a light In Edsons private
laboratory, and climbed the dingy stairs to find
his friend In ono Of his characteristic stupors.
half awake and half DOING over somo In
tricate point in electrical science which was
bafilinK him.
Hello. Toni" cried the visitor cheerily.
what are you doing here this later Aren't
you going home ?"
What time is it?" inquired Edison. sleeply
rubbing his eyes and stretching like lion sud
denly aroused.
Midnight easy enough. Come along"
Is that SOP" returned Ellison IN dreamy
then. | WIS married to-day"
Marriag. was AN old story with him-he had
been welded 10 electrical hobbies Tor years.
But. in spite Of his seeming Indifference on
the most eventful day" in his lifr he makes a
good husband. and the dcmure little woman OF
the perfornting machine smilugly rules domes-
tic drsiinics ut Menlo Park. and proudly looks
across the fields whore the chimnr " rise and
her husband still works on the problems that
made him a trunnt on his wedding day. A
swarm OF children pluck her gown To share
their mothers smile. and lay in wait to climb
into their f9thers lap and muss us halr with hs
genius of lis time
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The nero,.m OF "a China " oman.

FfTF1 W Nm TIsll Mo
At about 10 O'Clock night before last the
steamer Santa Cruz, which had lett ~ The evening re-
turned 60 port having on board. picked az ~ ga
ChnumHn ~ the name Of All Sing dead and his living
wife calling herself Pat II appears that An sing and
his wife. Pat went 20 scA last Thursday morning at
ahout2 o'clock In small Junk. aud that during the
day the boat capslrd ami both thrown into The kelp,
tut An received such injury the head by the con
cusson a. To- stun him The heroic wife, cnfin- To- the
Nrs~ which righed also chung to the dead husband.
AMI by hcrculean effort dashed HIM 20 II aud IN this con
fitou remained io- DAY and y night The woman saws
she and havd the came In IA the morn
Ing but was not fortunate enough 10 make them hear ~
that time The Santa Cruz came into port. discharged
her CARO-. aud eit m TIE evening Hud whcn wei out
side. NJ about Ga o'clock heard the crv Tor aid which
was promptly rendered The Ncssl went alongside aud
took both ON board and brought them into port There
mo- ollie except the dead man nnd the living woman
uu htuT tho Junk
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pENNsYLvANIA HAILHoAD.
AND rNiiib6 STATES MAI XII ROUTE.

On AMI alicr Nov 10. 1875
Trans rAYe New YORK, via Deshros.rs and COrtlAndt
streets ftrrirs, a. follows
Express for llirrishurg Pittsburgh the West AMI South
With Pullman Palace Cars attached. at "a. NJ, and
$50 daily
For wnhamsport Lock Haven, Cory. ami Ere at 80
n. connecting At CORY Tor HtusNlue, Petroleum
Haven. 4. VI
Baiumore. Washington, and the South. Limited wash.
inetun Express" OF Pullman Parlur Cars duly. except
sunday, 20 A. NJ arrive Washington - T. NJ kc.tr
lar M 80 and 20 A NJ. and 10 T. NJ SUNDAY,
$50 A NJ. AMI 10 + NJ For Baltimore, 4 T. NJ, except
sunday
Express tor Philadelphia. $50 80 > 20 8 40 Limited
II A. Nj. /, 4 D. -, 80, $50 AMI - T.. NJ sunday.
80 ami % A NJ. o o. 80, : 80, and 10 + NJ EmisTant
and svconi class, 80 4.
BOats at "Bruokyn AuneN" connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY. Hnnring "A speedy and direct
transfer fur BROOKLYN travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh. 90 IN 4oA NJ 10 10
NJ. daily, $40 A .6 ~ T.. dAlly, except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore, $50 A NJ 2 3. ~,
as, i0lOP N. sunday. 50 A NJ and 10 10 z NJ
From Philadelphia as 90 q ~. 10 10. II 80 A NJ ,
. ho. 50. 20 ; 81. and 10 Ia = NJ sunday, .O5,
q 90 10 ~, II so 4. NJ Is. ~. 10 10 4. NJ.
Ticket Offices, h2d and "a Broadway, Aston House,
and foot oi Deshrusses and COrtantt SITS Court II and
bI9okNn Annex Depot loot Of Fulton 4 bro9kbn.
ia, no ami llS Hudson St, llobokrn. Depot Jersey
Guy Emigrent Ticket ONCE Battery place
FRANK THOMSON, l.. T. FARMER,
General Manager. Gtu'l Passenger AGENT
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Yates in his own reooRnizances in so and re-
dnire him to find surety IN 20, % Keep the
plainant for three months, his WORSHIP adding
that he thought writing Of that kind ought to be
stOpped.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENf, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER SOY. 10, 1873,

on AND AFTER nov. TO- 1878
Express Trains leave New YORK. via Desbrosses and
COrtandt streets FERRIES as follows
80. 7 81, \ ~, g. 10 u.imtedl II A NIL A58 100
X 80 ana ~ T. NJ.
Boats OF brooklyn Annex connect with all through
transfer for Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia Y ol. as S. T.
~, H. \ 80 and II A. Limited Express, 80 r.
=. 80. 7, AMI IS z VI. ON sunday, ~ OF,
20, 50, <, $50 A NJ 4 7 80 r
Ticket offices 526 ami 9H Broadway / Aston House
ana foot o Dehrosses and Cortandt St. Court st. and
B9okyn Annex Depot loot of Fulton st, BROOKLYN ia
llb and llH Hudson st lI0hukcn; Depot Jersey CIV
Emisun uckct office, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON l. Z FARMER
General Manager, Genl Passenger Agent
daily, except Saturday, at5P, NJ
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ALBANY with irNn 'If N'si |f'I. aHi ENsi
NEW LINE TO n",r3N,
~ VIA AlNnsf Point
NORWICH LIVi PIER o. NR
steamers tlrN of SEW YORK ana otH OF BOSTON
at4alr N tui. sum- Nsuc.ul.1
Positively tickets -uHi ni.r uu t ui sale AMI Iu trans
connecung wish boat q AH1n. Point
r,se,. o, Sqo .,. S q, r.; FOR FIFTY GEMS
Norwich inr TOT Bo',on, Worcester Portland, and all
''''' INV I0Nn6N ANp NORWICH
steamers CITY OF LAWRENCE ant ALMoIrH, from
Pier ". y x tlly. 1t B i NJ, ~uitlNt rANH iffi
Tickets and STATE X 'm, may hv ohtin.i 20 she ohse
Of the company. az broadway c"rner uf iNnal -
freight ttken Tor all points a. lowest iat
For further Information, uure al Per 49, \ r.
\IFrnOPoLiTAN ELEVATED RAIL.
vi WAY -pirn from A's A 20 - = Rector
ST. ncar I point Ion VAL T. terry Cor andt It. near
ct poni fnr Jcrsey city ami comuuni trrrrs rutk
place. nearest point nr Post urre. Ilb Hall. an!
barclay - trry 90 llohOkcu; Chambers II. u, II
point for PavoniA ami krie Railroad ierrN Franklin st
Jersey CITY. Blocker st. Nth st. nearest points
for Christopher 4 terry a. Hohoken iih ST.
Nearest p"int % umon square and Lyceum Inca
2b st.-Nrarest point to Booths - un'.. and Park
Theatres, Grand q era HOUSE. Gimorc's Garden. Ma
Temple ana Jersey city terri,s 3ai st--Near,st
Aquarium. and San Francisco Min,rrls. +.d st-Con
meet, Win New YORK f,ansef Go cabs lot tani Cen
For uptown trans. take east side staasL. For
down town trains. take west side Station Fare 10
cents except between the hours 81 as ami IL ami
aud NJ when the ihre cents connect. wish thr i
lowing horse lines Al Rector vain cars Tor South
Jerry at Grand with ears Tor Deshross,s aul last
hrand II ferries, NJ b,eektr 81 with ear. Tor cast ami
ferries At ltth t. with cars West 2si and East
sd ani jith Il ferries AT dji t. with cars or Woe.
EaMA'" Jerry '''" Mi VIZ" HRIsd S pIs sS S
NJ Van BRocKllS superintendent
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4 -NIDANY DpAT>. PEorLrs LINE
a Fir,i 'ia-. - LN.ltN.r 81 ',nrrg'n-. 81
- lai.y >ufitvs excepted 20 " o. " connecting at
Albany with trtiu. OR West e 'r,h. Hui Et.t
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no PmILADELPnI1
TO PHILADELPnIA
II
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN THRouGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOTS IL PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN kLW YORK.
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WHITE STAN LINE.

w fGK QtEENSTiWN ASH LIVERPOOL
GEkNANiG SATURDAY.. Dee 7 . 80 T. NJ
BALTIC ............. ...... Thursday. Dec ~ A.
CELTIC ......... ........ ThursdaN. Dec 81 2 Il VI
FROM White Sinr Dock. Pier " North klNor
Cabins all amid l.Ou ~ So. AMI -lIsl, gold
Return tickets on favorable terms stccragr 80
These steamers mother cattle sheer nor pigs
j cOtllS hecnt ~ Broadway New NorA
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7 MEDALS AT PARIS.

A CABLE DESPATCH ANNOUNCES THAT FAIR.
BANKS co. SCALE MANUFACTURERS. HAVE
RECEIVED SEVEN MEDALS AT THE PARIS Ex.
nlBIrioN. MORE Than WE'RE EVER AWARDED
ANY OTHER EXHIBITORS AT Any WORLDS
TWO SILVER. AND TWO BRONZE. GOLD AND
BRONZE BEING AWARDED FOR THEIR Ex
HIBirs or THE IMPROVED TYPE WRITER AND
osciLLArING PUMP FOR WHICH THEY ARE
soLr AGENTS FOR THE woRLD-N y EVENING
rosr OCT %
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"sundny Edition" same Rates ~ Above.
~ 4
Suuss FURNISHING.

fUW5V !. WINIaUINI'
AT JOHN LYNGn's FURNITURE. CAErrt
~ BEDDING. AND STOVE WAREHOUSE JI2 ANp ~
EIGHTH ANkNlE. or 18th =. The largest .t..l q I
lowest prices in the cry MEkkIN AND AuNIHLt
PAYMENTS TAKEN
A a l.. UNANN.-IMNENsE REDUc
"a 1ioN anl ~ mo- ths' time si,ou ~ pa! ~ iIa
ture. carpets ami bedding NJ the largest cstHhshmri
IN the civ. ol2 aud ga 9Th av, corner ssh A.
DAUMANN BROS. are onvriug great bargains q
ID furniture CARPETS htdiius 90 tAvlr stores ~ hni -
Hudson -. cor Broomc weekly ana monthly pAmeua
FURNITURE, cargets. On ~eekl, or monthly q
u -fallmcntS a. OFANRELl.N furniture war a1uss ~
Bowory. near Houston ~
NUHNIrUnE,c carpets. hc1trs. cheap for oaS y
weekly or monthly payments ata'e Hudson Il w
IMMENSE HEDVCTION n puce. of furniture.
Il carpets, bedding. stoves, Sc, Tor casi VI "reA9
cOWFEkfHwkif 4 co :. i55 and is7 Chahimt
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Anlustnttnis.


3mus'm'n's'
EDWIN BOOTH,
IN TWO PERFORMANCES TO DAY
H 4Hi>m h' kfs
ro.,,,rr,v ,.7 ,i,y,,.r y,r,yrc
'-'''
LAST NIGHT Of 'A' MERCHANT OF VENICE
'..Box OFFICE orrS ALL pAY''
TNIOy IrACUr r.sEATRE.-A,io .ciocE,
ii ,hek. .gc1rc.. i'a,.. ny
r"o' De-. ~.' 5N'NiFrc,tk%T 8f VESitE "' ''''''''
Pee -N4CBhlII ,,,y
Zee l. -HSNnrn ,lIiRE, lfpr
Pee 2l-EiSSG GtNiL ,.,,.ns or ,y,x,s,,
rhc 1'' liz rec.. as s'5 h,d s ,s1 PEI or c stu
dents nl ldmfcrs Of saakoslsre among the la,s OF
s. eaen '' At roni is.i u nog square WIN
ciais eScSr, 70 II NE. WIZ '' '''' '0
AMERICAN LIBRARY BIktAu' Managers
DARK THEATRE. COMEDY
rwo PERFORMANCES TO-DAY NEHY2lIiEEaa a. z
The comedians n N,i.1, Asp r,Nr.
yrv sc,.,o( orNE1TyI. @ f. fa 30, esssro,xrvyxrs
prom,o Of S,Tasu.e " stuart l' @,soa
'NSH'SrINIE Prices .NAriSEE FRicIs
m
ANN sA,a a aunEN srHEtATIkl
~ iitV4uII i sTNufS pr1nrletor and Manager
yiGiL&STEs fsEfiEy fiHSSrii.iEs;
u Mhtiee. =, utVnt 9rrtt,'t ,i,l-.t ~ JUL. '"i"e'
To lay al y VI Ihh Nl"llNNih''
,,.,.,. ~. .s.., s--.. .,. d, ,t..., co.,
. WIN s Suic % rs n, N e9'ttl -, NV ,vs
NcNt week Ah'OND lHE N'hip - hl'hii DNlS
x,,,~,orr, .,c,sr nr ,f-p.KI
KAN - Vt,tti,,,'ss,N ttD = ,,t-'tvrNtxe "N''NA
- ~ Nt,'ntit't'' ,lf..,sVe ',..,y.'ttf'r''
Las" apg,arancg, 9, ihe supreme ,:9nss'res'
GfiMOtEs BAND. T. -. GILMORE amt pieces
ElaprNtruu'r uf tiU King Corn -ti-t. LEVY
siguur 81 SlNl hissnt fruf hllL pianist sc.
AnNlsSloN, To- h'"rNrH .ht.3 pF extra fHmly
-
SlANDAEb I'll EAl * hrohiwaN az. 'l -
- WV N3tH'oN ....'... ,j .7i, as VI, nrlsot
or Nh Ft'ic Henderson,. ,i-amanlaton
ALMOST A LIFE
EVERY FvfNfNG NNp sATi.,nAY MNTiNEE
THIRD MATINEE sA1tN DAY. $50
day. In advance
i ntFhii.HN n1tl H. ''' rr'pr,stl.
~ Hvi Ms'n i Mr E1WAtl nat '-'h ""HA' IRISH
80 "" '@ fop.Att.t
! HAKRfoAN A UAKrtn me rfucrai characters
GRAND EXTRA MATlNEE IhO RspAf. NoV p
,,,.,.,.,.,.- ,,. -., y NNiN u 3,, ,r,,,,,,t
MIMI IT. y ILL., ". ~ l,N a. a. llii'hAi.
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