davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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I'LL gray, With Longitudinal slit for tbc r,nu.

ith Eray With loneLtutlnal slit for the n,nu.
nllt! nfu rery peculiar In their cxprc3Rlnn pHp"A
Tile cnrs are iust back Ut the eyes, n,,,, ~,
marsct IN sosnn rcapccss. To MI or,,iuarr e 81
cater would tn. be discovered l}y ,antue'e III VT
knite nMl experimenting LITTLE, tl,,: tc" ~
W fouru 10 l!ft up b,t t!, pulnt vi thu knr ~ WY
the Flase above mentioned, ati one can .o'' ~
eat, quite sapasloua. Of beautiful peary so1.@ %e
stretched over large tunacl lcntiipv ,l,os,s.'4 lsh4
to thu brain. Their stnsu Of bcarhyI yIt"SslT !. T
acute. Atit9ators c1n be made IL rtan fron ,s'5
tgers eotinm to BY slight noise, ltke tic sguts..
s tesn II to sys Ss o c tic r;s ssstv The
Siderable rsks to satisfy H. though ucy ~. eoa.
conscious bf thu 1auvcrs they court, 4'e oos
i!e ai!i3at9f's tnouti, opes,s quite thc wso,.
length q i.is head bu.h taws nnvc boos mug az
extent to which 1t ran bc opvncl. Wim .. ~ 'e
tl,tta Ii much inside to cxritc rntio",l
the first place, tl'g tongue In malply RIm:,r. "a
tlae lower pnrt VI tho mouth; tic hack n,r, y y
circular ridge, very well defined, tla ,.rs, 1g'ae
with q slight muscular contraction, 10 t1ss' ss'
plescly c}osa Tire cIttranca tu tie rulIrt W.
alligator rnn rush around In The wacr viii ha Il,
mouth Wide open anl not swallow DION -. ~
teeth are Of different a1zcs, largo mi ~.
Intervals, those Of tic upper Jaw sltti'ns i''as nn
side t'i: uttdcr and those below Httinr IN s,s .u
ties atnve; the large, 1nwrr, forwar Tx nv. r
very Old aiI!gators nerforate the boncx ri ~ ~
npper H.. o each s'ds Of tho no.tr't@ nakias
mouth of an alligator Ia slnpularly ciean ~ r%e
t'early mink cn!nr, an.l the teeth, when thr, 80
t'cH, arc very beautiful and have alao t,GLt'ss Wy
cast. IAtlsa
The average alligator Is longer from The II, =,
hts tail to point On his buck bctween lin imns
ture of the LIND legs tl,nn hc 10 from tl,at aao,
forward to his nose. llis tall Is hs crcat ~.
Einc OF locomdtton, md his main rctfauce IN ~.
fcnstYe and defensive wnr. was told hv " ~. w.
long iamIllar With his habits, Tint witt, tft :;
Ills tall he stt1ick tits prey toward Ills rnnn,b
wn!rh OPENS ut thu time antl closes with .n,,
OIL whatever Is thrown Into It. My infcrmso!
went 81 far as to say TINT the nllratU, .,sn.
times IN this way BIT o1 the cud of bts II,u, nv,
tail Many are found with part of Tic tai con..
thcsc n,as bc lost In mutual fights, or pcfb,o;,
Of the Iightnfne-tfkc tatcral blows riyen ~ +,
tcse roptfcs with tho tall, nm prepared to Il.
licva the story Ut Their sclf-maEnIng.
, 1879-01-22


Epstfa. bfspdteh II ne Tribune.
NEW YoRK. Jau. 2i.-Sextop Is In the toutna-
u,ent. After the brilliant opening last night,
anu being made 10 feel lint Ills elcyenth.hour
withdrawal was universally condemned, llc
changed his t,ind md this morning scnt d notc
to Mcssrs. DcnsinQcr nnd Newhaii, Vt the ]. u.
Brunswies d Balkr Co., asking permission TO
withdraw his former letter md RI cutter the
lists, rs his health was nuc, improved IN. Tic
managers, utter consultation with all tho con-
tcstants, who Eayp unanimous consent, decided
10 rcadmtt Sexton, nt,u ha- will }Ilay with Slos-
son tomorrow night. This re-cntry will To-
crcnso the interest III the tournament, amt will
Gtyu Sclacfcr chance to Try hfs fortunes With
tho champion.
The game this AFTERNOON bcsneen Ru1olphe
anil Gallagher was won BY Kufl0lp!io IN forty
innings. lsuuolpbc's best rims wcro 159, no. aud
u; Gallarher's, l83 and 4s.
TlIts evening good audience witnessed the
contest between DAILY and Heller. The game
was wholly oocslticl, but beautifully played by
DAILY, who closcd IL OIL tho twentieth tuning In
onu hour a,ul half. DAILY a.tonlshcd thu cx-
pcrts, who had put him nt,out last. liz began
with run of 9 in tho fourth fnnin0, ntld, nltcr
slow counting until The tltecuth inning, thcn
Inallo In nlost finished style, tho unusual run
Of Gt3, following It In tho next lnning
with It's. aud running the game out four tu-
ninas inter, leaving Hclscr With Just 10o points
made. Daly'a nurslng and poattion play wcro
hntb J}nc.
General aattsEation Il Expressed at tho mun-
nges's generous treatment Of Sexton uni the
3atter's reconsideration OF his action.
Following arc aexton's letter md Its reply:
Tie i. ~. Urunssiek & Ia'ks Co.--GEHrLR-
MKN: My health having greatly Improved
within tl'e last few dhYs, md bcng anxious IL
Aid IN the surrcss of the tournament 80
brilliantly inaagura.ed l'y 5ou last evening,
,!estre IL reconsider NV lettcT Of
withdrawal from t!u lat u: contestants in tho
tournament, mud. II agreeable to vuu Anl tho
plnycrs, and .uns TOO lutte, wnuId be glad to
carry uut my original engagements. In tho event
Ut rcceistng favorable reply, will CO every
thing In my power TO further tle interest of lilo
tournament. Yuuts respectfully,
WILLIAM SEXTON.
HHliam .Sato,,-DEaR S1R: liaying cnnfer-
rcd with the plnyers rcgardlng your request to
bs permitted to take part in tile tournament,
ntcnrutrE to ynur original agreement, We have
1ec!ded iaynFanIy. Ksan+ctluiIy,
Tun j. 81. BRUNSWICK Il DALKH TO.
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- --..... f0ttA9 fff.f NtF4I1. ,
Two elufgrant families fruln Arkoptaa, On
r'uto tu tiood County, Tex, were lust s,l.
Mouutasn Crrck. lAsv hAl ueru Iireesru to
take Gsrtain goad, hut tuok ttlc wruH; ssad.
wtatl. led ttetIl out un GFand t'rufrte, where
the whulc faec VI lhe earth appeared o,,e bound-
less cApal.sa Ut snuw, Alter WANDERING tur
SONY Tine, they vouelutled 10 eamp, aud cur
ruled their Aorses. ln ilic deuA Of u'Yht tl!u
party, which ruusisfeu Ut tMu Mea anI u!ttr
wives, wvsu aroused by the l.oTses. wblcn had
stalnpcde,l. Thu animals we.a .vailIucsiuE oyer
tie ksuud pralrlrs. the lusu uuu Wusush tai IN
tiIc wullssn followed uue Vt tilu animals uYcs
lhe brow VI Il hill Suddenly there elrue to ,Il.
ears Of tie o:I,ess tAe kescauls u u wul.,an.
aud, ~ running to thu piavc, lt!e husband wss
hnisilcu tu hihl cost9ar, Or alc2iElu lion,
about Xix feet ious, trutiug hi4 wife. The llo1t
had Jumped W hes blek. tefrlblY iseczsitng Il
Aihl her bteast. Il Allut killed thu B4ylg1
beast- 'rlss wuman was hplly hurt. lisc irahl~
cbed horsss were scvaptured, aud lhs eullxs4uss
VERY pus un tla right ruau.
, 1879-01-22
AFRICA.
POISONED,

LONDON, Jan. 21.-Tho Colonial Office
communicates tue following: Cnpt Patter-
son, two Europeans, and five natives, whilst
returning from tho mission to q native
Prince, oil died from drinking from poi
aonous spring near Victoria Falls, Zambesi
River.
, 1879-01-22
Radical Republicans Demand
Complete Amnesty for
tile Communists,
1taly's Foreign Policy Not Of An
Aggressive Character.
She Desires No New Territory on the
Shore OF the Mediterranean.
Bismarck viii Withdraw His Parliament.
ary Discipline Bill


AkA4NNEs
OFFICIAL CilAyuEs.
PAn1a, Jan. .l.-The notifications Of the
ataff fu oil branches Of tho administration
aro announced, mud Tho Patrie asscrts tl,at
President Macalahon Inns agreed TO changes
in tie staff Of certain nr1ny corps proposed
by Con. dxerloy, tho now Minister Of War.
AMNESTY.
Radical Deputios hnvo prepared d rcsolu-
tion in favor Of complete amnesty to tho
Communists. Sixty Deputiea t,avo already
signed the resolution, aud II. Louis Blanc
will al,ortly givo notice OF it In tho Assem-
bly,.
Victor Hugo will submit the same resolt,-
ton for tho signatures Of Senators belonging
to tho Republican Union.
MONDAYS VOTE.
LONDON, Jan. 21.-A Paris disphtch says
prior to the main division on Monday Gum
basta voted with tho minority In favor of tho
orlor Of the day pure and simple. This
order Of the day was proposed by tho GAM
bettiass SO as to overturn tho Cabinet with
out actually oonsuring it, and would thus
havo freed the Gnmbottists from tho necos.
Hity Of propounding civil programme. Tho
order was rejected by vote Of 200 ngainas
155. In the main division Gambotta and forty
avo Of his ndhorents OF the Republican
Union abstained from voting, not being
willing TO 60 tho longth OF negativing tho
vote Of confldeuco whom there was no longer
any alternative motion. Twonty 1leaction-
lists voted with tho nadica]s in the main
division. On this vote tho pure
Loft turnod tho scale. Their bnreaux
only agroed by q majority Of ono to the vote
Of confidence In tho terms demanded by tho
Ministry. They wero influenced by rumor
that tho Reactionarios intendod to vote with
tho ladicals.
, 1879-01-22
fnyorutl ths Southern Causo.

1FHHQ1 4H4FF a1G&s
Gen. drant Is now taktne ireland In tic
course OF Its Travels. In Cork the nero OK
pcctatton that Gou. urant was to bu entertained
by tbs Major Of tho city appears 10 tlnYe drawp
down on TINT official sutnu siQns Of pop-
uiar dissatisfaction. Gen. Grnnt, In fact,
Is not at all likely to be hero
anoug thu moro impulsfye classcs ia lro-
tand. But den. urant IA believed to bo u
sllfewd nau. who eau onscryo wtuso other lncn
only talk, a,.l it IL quito possible tl.at hc ,nay
carry lfuek to the Un.ted atatus even from his
Aasty visit to lreluud shs Impression that tho
IRISH question Ii not quitu 20 easily settled AZ
tnnnY peoplu in America think II could bu ,llul
ought to lc. II ho llnds tllat ho Ii nut hsfnacf
particularly popllar III ireland, TINT ncre fact
lnKy net Gttit thinking over the who!s prob-
lem OF irelaua'A ruattoua TO America md
to E,ginpl, Mld may tend 10 infurm hsln
Us 70 slsn difficulties wl'ish Englanl linda IN
he hu,, Wien In uiliee, tho honor OF represent
linz "nUre lr1xh,lltn and their descendants
than tho Queen of England dues." This was
peFhaos st'sht mIatake, for tltc tlucen Of Eu-
ElnIl represents III That scils0 Il gu,d uluny
lr!sinncn IND tic descendants Ut lrishtnrp who
.tn not llyc in lrclaid. II !ts vast maturity ot
lhu Irish voters IN America could 1taVo nn1
theiF way ticu: urunt. would nuyur lure
hcrn 1'r.sldent Vi thu United states. There arc
ao,c, pribably, who hare nDl yet forgotten that
he WIZ the rrurtpal instrument In putting down
Tie NolltheE1 Rebellion, nnu thus Indirectly
establishing thu civil rights Ut tito ncgro. Tile
irInh IT, A,net!ea wsEe' speakng aenrra1!y. ~
War. The CAUSE Df this was + 'rtty l'ecausc The
irish in AMsrte distilled the negro lutt A. TER
tain clasa Vi Lund0rr tiiSllkck ths tcr.Ilnn, or
Californian obIecta to ChIAese chcap labor.
, 1879-01-22
1Isint!tlc him 10 any respect from us. ["fIenr!

hcar!''
Mr. creedon sait that, hnv'nE spent several
years In Amrrlr he could speak frntn expert.
cncc up,n the subject. Il was n TerY unusual
thing hr ans inctnoee of at;nyeenmc:,t IN IN.
tcrfcre With thc religious matters nj tic tcnn!c,
and. aboyc all us,ef ncu. cx-prc.tlcnt Grnni
distinguished hnltelf In that way Nth ret.urd tu
ttlc religion of tho frfhh. Tl.tre was no dondt
In Tho world that he went out Of Lis way to
insult tle Catholic fcltgtnu, aud consequently
he (Mr. !Crceslon) considered that Cork, '.ctng
Enth"lLr city, shouf't not lut ltself OUT OF ths
wny to ehuW him nny resucct. ["IIcnr, hcarl''1
lie fAtr. Ciection} Hhs not a higut IN religious
qursttons, but when n>nn who occupied the
1igh pusItion Of ten. Grant tl put t,tt.,scf out
u 1hr way to Insult their religion. acting quito
differently to The people who cnno beforc him,
c held HUT paytng him rcnpect would Gc snt.o-
thing similar to The dua licking tl,r lnna Of the
man who l'tat him. f. Efcar, 'earl''I lie tlItl
not thinl; 1lts ought u g, nut III tllrir Wny to
show ex-Psesldcnt Grant any rcspect. l''llcaF,
hearl"l
Tile Nnyor said the proposition before the
Chair wns that tho lctter l,e marked ''rea,l."
AL who wcrc of Upfn!un that that proposition
should yaaa would kay "nyc.n
There Was almost unanimous shout Of
"ayc, ,"-no onc disscattnE from the uroposf-
ton.
The letter Was, therefore, marked "rcad."
, 1879-01-22
4 Dtunkcn Conssassn.ko.

.. h}H|&sA4i94 kffifF. s&.
notwithstanding tho warning Uttered pS ~ ~
death Of Lis colleagues, I Democratic n'enm,
fTons Southern State was scxu TITS neeahsu:: ::
srrtltE W Pennsy lvapl2 avenue ~ ura"k ". II.
ho bud to inquire ths WY ~ tbs captoi' ,,r'I ID
Was taken IN vharge by friends aud !mpElsonIiis.
iu Ills ruoui uuttl to could become sbaer: ns
waa met tya party Of delegates 70 the Mea'sII usI
Suffrage Convention, nt.H in session Ge!e' ~ ~
his eoutilon furnished m illustration 1us ~, ~.
ar.ulnrnt that nico asa not AtLvd IL govern 49,
country.
, 1879-01-22

lWlVanceA to swetiish tumbor merchants and
rnpcr.mills. ..-
STRANDED.
NEw YoaK, jan. Ala Queenstown tclo-
grim Rnys thero is no chance of snvlng tho
steamship Oboron, FINN New Oslehns for
Liverpool, stranded OF Kinan1e. A certain
amount Of cotton and oil.cako has boon
saved. It ia blowing gale, and the rain Is
falling In torrents.
, 1879-01-22

DEnL1a, Jan. 21.-It Is stnted That Bis
marck hua decided to Withdraw tila partia-
montary Discipline bill, loaviug the matter 10
tic Reichsta9.
, 1879-01-22
S1,s4illo md ReErot.
DHb{tn {yfyh Timer.

EK.Prtsdcnt Grant ought to remember bis
visit to Dublin with pleasant feelings. Whcrc-
cycr he llas hitherto gone lie has teen fcted nnd
malc inuch OF. Learned societies and COM
merelal bo.llcs have united to do him honor.
lie has received through tho municipal authort-
ties tho highest distinction which It lies with
tic city to bcstow. 1t is true that there
werc nu enthusiastic crowds In the streets;
but thls was chiefly due 10 tho fact
that thcrc was really no ra!lying-point for
crowh-no pageant, ITO Upe,I-air platform, no set
interchange u clvilltus IN locale ACCESSIBLE to
mud recognized he waa warmly saiutcd, uiu, II
publicity bad been Etven to his intended
ruute, tters wnul have been no lack Of up
l'fandinE Spectators on his passagH. We hare
reason t.. think that our tllustrtous visitor would
hare cl"sen just thu reception he has
c!oicc. OF the strnngG proceedings reported by
telegraph lrani Cork wa must s0eaa. II terfjs
Of unsntxcd rcgrrt. They waro untlE2n!lled aud
altogether out Of PLACE. Nebatly ATTEMPTED to
sustain b! evidence tho untcnabso siatctnu,t
that President urant was, when In otlce, iii
Wctt |ta holds on tho questions of the rciatuns
between Church and State ~cro certnlnly at
times transfuscd' Into bis pulley In way calcl,-
luted to excite tho hostility of .aany Irish Catto
!ses; but the safot result followed with regard
to tho catllollcs qf other nationai ORIGIN. Gen.
ura',t'e policy rTas strictly constitutional, amt
surely President has ~ niuch right tn Eive L.
Es effect to ltts M''rdtiy hold principles as ans.
other tnhn. liz acted na all American pu!ltlt1il
tllan nut ~ netnber OF particular creed. hit!
the spirit that led to the Introduction OF purely
American polit!cal subjects lnto debate OIL 1lse
greatest representative Of the Western ContI-
ncnt Ia to be rcpFubateal ~ we'll us depiorcll.
, 1879-01-22
= ~ +-.--
E3NANa:&A1..
$26. $50. $lO0. 5000. $500

Ats1. FrnthtaxilaEn H Co. hAsu hesn fof MAJ h !.
stock hsQkG94 A11 ls2:lkeFA III New tuFt. u Ju.
tAry hhss ihs Fenatat!aa VI HxaIax fus thtn
t1s lsTSu fxsAfa4 Sfp 1at rA1niGnt4 FAaKlnk
ttaA aA1 have ki~ sn> !xhe Gcpu Ate, Vi ~ ,}s.I
luz aa4* 4 tr.utuA hsaJ lxt thsif ftA1ata0 A~
tzcs.-Alx issk rrL34e.
, 1879-01-22
SWITZERLAND.


HELtEF FUND.
GENEVA, Jan. 2l.-1ho Council Of State
has asked for 90, 700 fracs to rolioyo destituto
workulon.
, 1879-01-22

". u: Knight. No. is 1.asa1is street., Funeral
AScat.vf tue Southsfn Dispatch Liue, g,yrs nu-
tRe. that it will gceclso aud furxasd Wit, lls
pkalai ptonltncAs lie!9hts lur bll tx,l4tx south.
1hs Inns h 1ow III ge1d wUsk ktuK osde..
, 1879-01-22
TURKEY.
1tORDEl1 AND MURDERED.


ItORDED AND MURDERED.
V1xssA, Jan. 21.-Adyicas FROM belgrade
aro to tie effect TINT Col. Cola, 1salian 1nem-
her OF tho Bcsyian boundary Commission,
waa rohbest and murdered by Turkish brig
ands Aoas plovna.
pQD0u1.irzA.
RAousA, Jan. .!.-upon tho arrival at
polgoritxa Of Thu Turkish Commissioners
chmgsd with the BurrnnleE OF the town to
the Moutenegrlns, d! the inhabitants with.
dsoW TO their houses a. demonstration sp-
proval. .-.-. ......-..
THE DRF1NITlvE TIsgATY.
ST. pKTgasuuRa, Jan. 2l.-Tho Aataee-
Russe Announces IN worry positive form that,
according to Intelligence reoe!ved by the
Turkish, Ambassador 10 Russia, the defui-
tlya treaty was to DO siguod At Constanu.
uople to-day,
, 1879-01-22


Nxw YoIK, Jao. 2l.-TAo,nas y, Sanford,
Secretary Ut the North Atlantic steamship Con.
ference. to whutn was referred tho question OF
tho equalization Ut through sales Ut all p0luts
l'y lines 1ron tile West to Europe. NJ ps.,,,oseu
by recent uIeelfnK OF Eastern and Wcatern
railroad managers, has written lstter pEnl,us-
lug l,lat tue New York stealashl
n,cn shall mrct daily, OF III often
ns necessary, u.li tx orrun ratcs w
freight; llAt tho railroad snon shall thrn add
The tnlusml rates, anai tllut tic .esult shall 10 es
tabltalesl ~ tlu through ratu f,oln tue West to
Euroue, ns'l shall govern Al!p,neuta by way Of
Ut porls on The Attanttc seatuar, II il clalmch
It will be easy u bslug ths lines Of stearaers
Ssnter1'is ~ boston f'.iiate'ptla, portlAn. a'nl
baltimore 10 tcFsns ~ tue railroals terminating
I'll tlmir fright, a,Hi nny " uttsnpt
at Independence wuuld nc.csa!tate the employ
nlcnt ot special freight a2ents Ut tic West ut
large caueuae. 4 nlcttiug Ut tAu rallrs,al 1ncn
will soum br lelA tn consider tAr proposition,
whIcl, IL cntituY tI harmony with their preyinu,
action aInl wlslea. II lhc stc4,l,htip uxcpts
abMtc BY shis pEopoattto1. tLe movement to
establish through rates will bc successfully cur
rlru thraush.
WESTERN F4AsSENnEIs Agents..
IT. LOUIS, jan. 2i.-The Wes.efn Association
Of Passenger md Ticket Agents, composed VI
representative OF ne Fnllfo&us WEST OF tilt Ais
s!sslppl River, 'ues here to-day an.i transacted
considerable business. !! WIS decided that 15O
pounds should bc thu lltntt ot free bag
Rpge over thelr roads: also that l,o
vhaigu could be maao In tbs present
maulcE Of accommodating commercial travellers.
a committee of seven WIS appointed tn repoft
OFT systsni Of baeKagc-e1cckfug which shall
snabls lhe Audit departments tu have "a nearly
- possible persett chrvk ul local alMl through
baINsce eullccl!uAs+ II The Report Ut uic Ctlu-
presented tu the Hstioua Assuelat.oh u tts ucxs
lnrctinu. coiAlnlttea WAS apts,ihtch -
report II contract titket with uniform E,uvAaous
aud Ausulng. ~ ttat vi future ls.uesu tickets
lnaY ts tho sal1,c oE all yuuts. lle matt.r VI
spee&al freight rates un es'Iixr4nt Movabe4 w&s
lsad vi the table. ne gus.ttun OF pas*enurr
rates Will ee soos4efed totnotrow. whcn tl.c
| Association will p6ish IT. l1usite.5 aud au;ourn
| to necs at IT,. y5srpL. No., frb. IL.
The New York herald., 1879-08-24

The beg TO announce that this grand thea
IRE after being and tastefny beanihed under
the liberal au spices of the A Stewart estate wall be
upuned for the seasOn ON
The New York herald., 1879-08-24
AMUSE MENTS.
sPECTAcLEill

NYIsLo,s GARDEN. ENCnXSfMENf
n T. g. GILMORE. Lessee and Manager
woNDRoUs sPEcTAcLEri
The Management 70 tha, this grsnd thea
shs liberal auspices Of the T. Stewart estate Wall be
opened for the season ON
NEXT THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST % 1872
,hs ini,ial attraction to be and superb grand ope
Spectacle many months in course Of careful prepa
ration with tue RlsGFY sRSTHEss 'A'
authors the charming fairy story msgnifcently Illus
ENCHANrMENT.
which win hay: q the r several sloments1 S;,s,c,,
rAsroHiEEGl sfERSToHoHEAA sfncrAL,
PICTORIAL!
presented BY leading artists Of she word n ner
tha the American stage familiar to exeeiiences has
mot yet anticipated
the MUSICAL features pronounced The sslec.
tions have been made to accord with the present
ROSE ROSE fkt st's
wILLE primI donna 'GpTanG ss EN IrGE ihs AhsH cH
SsGS s ss%a donna S' StSiii L.
S rhsse sss
the their sd siSb
sasis'A STR i'd by Professor oHAAANS foAA
THE DRAMATIC company has been judicously formed
aud will comprise such recognised sterling
actors Mr. j. B. SrUDLEY, Mr.. SAMUEL
UEMPLE, comedian. of the Walnut street
Theatre. Phiadelphia; Mp. GEORGE EDISON
THE TERPslCHOREAN organization will be instantly
Acknowledged the most Extraordinary ever seen
In the United States The premiers assoluta
"'s sossfi tss TT'tS cokS&IBA 's and eArrALIS!ll,
zArTo fnS ana oRroR fro% the ita
ian theatres, aided by grand European corps
SunSe " A%sesn aea deSsns Ss The Sa
Italian composers.
THE SCENERY is from the studio of the renowned WM
YOEGTLlN formerly with Messrs. Jarrett a
the principal artist OF the California Theatre,
San Francisco under the management of Mr..
John Mccullough Contributions e TO TO the wonder. a
by Sig. MAGNAkI Of The Royal Academy Of
Ai Srs"ss s Mons sY a Of The y" Ssan Ssa.
Opera House, Paris.
THE SPECIALITY acts incidental the story of the
piece will introduce novelties calculated to ere.
at. marked sensation - Among those are LES
automstons; LES oCCARINIsTE, a band OF
accom- plished foreign musicians that play upon
an entirely Hs~ in'is9%Sns' M%a%a' and
peerless gymnast, whose youth, beauty, grace
and skill charmed and captured all Paris
aud made in France. THE PANTOMIMIC
don Christmas Pantomime civil engineers. The
ELECTRIC and CALCIUM lights will offer
on ike FOUR ACTS and TWENTY TABLEAUX
ENCHANTMENT
must gain for it the distinction Of being the
most F&cEs 81 81 plays
GENERAL ADMISSION -. FIFTY CENTS
Secured seats in Orchestra Stalls, Orchestra
Circle and front Balcony so cents extra; Bal
eony. 20 cents extra.
SALE OF sEATs 70 BE BEGT@ NEXT
- MATlNEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
The New York herald., 1879-08-24
CHOWDER.
THE coMEDIE pRANoAIsE OF AMERICA

GEsTiCuiATioN AND GRfMacES On THE STAGE.
REsERvING THAT THEORY FOR OUR GOOD Ma
TURED AUDIENCES. WHO, IN THEIR VIOLENT
ouTbuRsTs OF LAUGHTER. YIBRATE: GYRATE
AND EVOLUTE SUFFICIENTLY ENOUGH TO PLEASE
THE RADICAL ExPONRNTS OF THE GREAT DEL
SARTE.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
EISS1S Al.

Miss clara Ers-ish returned from Illinois
or Friday.
VIII. AbeTnathy has gone back TO school.
John Garrett has gone west.
Col. Anthony and family viii arrive home
this morning, after six weeks absence
W J. Keller left yesterday for I.aadville
We hope he will be successful in his new
home, rs he deserves IL, bang steady, indus
tTiOUs and pe!severing.
Hon. John 4. Anderson, member o. Con-
gress from this district, called at THE TIMES
Office yesterday morning He was in the city
onIF lew hours. but Was warmly welcomed
Uy our citizens.
The following gentlemen visited THE TINES
yesterday to pay their respects and renew
their Inscriptions: ". Mccain, J. Sullivan
and Mathew Ford, OF Hoge J. Haimsker, Of
TlblOw and David ilassett, o: sprlnsGale.
Mr.. FL. II. Mallory leaves this afternoon for
Chicago to accept a position with Bradner,
Smith Il Co FL. Is one OF The best young
men in kansas, ard BTsduer, Smith & Co.
are fortunate. IN occurring his services. We be-
lieye that after one or two trips be will sell
more goods tEEfi any other man in the Sau
business on The road.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
A City Marshal WaIloped.


A fiasco occurred last Saturday morning
that awakened no little merriment, some
derision, and good deal of disgust at the
present condition of our police regulations.
II is said that our CityMarshal is very talka.
tive and frequently engages in alterations
with persons who are disposed to be noisy
and who are thereby provoked to mole or
less turbulence. 1t Ii stated that on last
Saturday morning at an early hour the mar
shall while engaging in a windy combat with
q young man who was '.feeling his oats
invited the latter TO walk outside the corpOr
ate limits and he would enlighten him in
reference to a thing or two The young man
said he would be glad TO accommodate him,
and the two immediately proceeded to the
field south OF town. Sparring at once COM
msnced and the result was that the marshal
found IL necessary to apply a quantity of
fresh beef to one eye and carry that member
in a sling.