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BEATRICE
THE LADY CLANCARTY
GLOBE THEATRE BOSTON.

IL INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT
SIX DAYS GO-AS-YOU-PLEASE RACE
for tho International Championship holt OF tho World,
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
COMMENCING DECkMBER l5. 1879.
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Of the world entered for this contest.
Grand Musical Rectatons each and evening BY the
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audience. Hh
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All tho private boxes reserved for ladies'
Urhers constantly In attendance at the door and
throu ghout che building. - -
The New York herald., 1879-12-09
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY DEoEBER g. 1879 TRIPLE SHEET
AMusEMENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
STW%HMPAE6 MeNnS sTshEArkE. BRo4pwAY AND SD 81
LAST NIGHT BUT Ok one OF
FATINITZA.
fATINITZA.
FATINITZA.
4 LAST MATINEE TOMORROW AT 10
WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 10,
BENEFIT OF MILE JARBEAu.
douse closed tor rehcarsAls Thursday end Fridsy
SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER IS .,,
nrst time IN Amercs OF ths Comic Opera by w. B. Gil
Princess TOTO
PRINCESS TOTO.
HAAyERLY,s THEATRE, COR l4TH ST. AND 9Th Az
PERFECT sUCCEss!
mr. bartisy Campbell's "A BEAUTIFUL PLAY"
Comedy Drama,
THE onAHAisoI- VII
GALLEY HANDSOMELY SETrr
SLAVE IAN EXCITING LOVE STORY"
SEQ the Daily Press.
Every evening until further notice. -
MATINEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ct r. n.
Box office open from A. NJ. TO 10 p. NJ.
THEATRE CoMIQUE, 5l4 BROADWAY
EVERY EVENING .uN;TiL FURTHER Y0ricE
ALSO AT WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES,
EDWARD HARRIGAN'S NEW PLAY. ENTITLED
THE MULLIGAN GUARDS
CHRISTMAS.
The New York herald., 1879-12-09


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SUNDAY EvEN1SG SEVENTH GRAND CONCERT.
BoSt"saf So sfECGEArfos afoi IN r1cKETs s1 ALLOWED
Positively :'s ssSssH S;is sHs eas' sEst
THIS ouEsDAD EvESISs SSSo5 December q last time of
Nile Lorou Bonvard dast tme Philino
Mile Angelo CAST tme'
NJ cAPoUL his original croaon) Wilhelm Meistsr
Special announcement-In consequence of tho great
production Of Lccoca,s sueec,:ful opera,
THE rcLew.se as n 5HocsAAnn
third Il 4 SfH # sFEs'' work.
Tho third act Of aiaSos ATsESise Thomas opera
Tho third of Gounods immortal opera,
x.B-EvERY ARTIST 9S Of M. Grau's Company i. com
prsed In the above Extraordinary performance
!ha,.dsy Friday and saturday Evening", as: :. tn.
formsnce and last event Of the season. "
First pfeSnScsiSSas TS cSaHkSo' n A%cri'' Of
su in s %'e %M N
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sIs1s, sis"sr RGSclo PEE fyESrE .,0,
| Cby kind permssion OF Colonel M.pieson), Mr. J. B.
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| of the world II entered for this contest.
Grand Musical Rectations each evening the
thrco Bent Brothers' Celebrated Cornet Band.
Tho stricest will be enforced only part
Of the contestants and attendants but throughout the
| audience. Hh
The Garden will bo brilliantly umna each evening"
All private boxes reserved for ladies
.Urhers e.nstantly In attendance at the door and
'''''s'''' va xD%issI6N. SSnissiIs6N FIFTY CENTS.
NAMES or cONTEsTANTs
Miss Rosa 10 Rinse wasschau, Russia
Miss Adele DO Rose Montreal Canada
The New York herald., 1879-12-09

ETH AVENUE THRATRE PINAFORE
THE MusIcAL sENsXrIoN q OF THE Season.
GILBERT AND SULLIyAN'S OWN PRODUCTION or
THE OPERA n
Tho greatest living English Dramatst.
tho greatest living English Composer.
Mr. D'oYLY CARTE'S LONDON OPERA COMPANY
composed entirely OF the best lyric artists attanabe
MIR. ARTHUR SULLIVAN will conduct the Orchestra
Mr. ARTHUR SULLIVAN win conduct the Orchestra
This PINAFORE differs widely and far superior to
any former production Of the opera in this city.
Places secured At the theatre balcony
81 admission, 81 and Soc.
To avoid disqualification carly application for
advisable.
THE Nkw OPERA BY GILBERT AND SULLIVAN
IA now in nat abo n ~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-09

From the St. Paul Globe, Jan. 1.
A word to the ladies of st. Paul :
Many promising young man can
trace his ruin to the glass of wine CIV
en- him by fair hands on New Years
day. Would you like to have the con,
seriousness that you had aided in the
downfall of the miserable drunkard you
may meet on the streets two or three
years hence? A cup of good strong
coffee will be as acceptable to all gen.
tIemen worthy of your acquaintance
as glass of the richest wine, and there
Is no danger that it will do any harm
mentally, morally or physically. Bear
this in mind when entertaining your
callers to-day.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-09
From the st.. Cloud Journal Press.

From the st.. Cloud Journal Press. T.:
Many of the horses in this vicinity
are affected by disease which some>
what resembles typhoid pneumonia.
Most Of Coates & Freeman's horses are
on the sick list. j. E. Hayward has
lost bis two fine grays.
Mr.. J. V. Brewer has been reap>
pointed and confirmed as Register of
the Land Office at this place. Mr.
Brewer thoroughly understands the
duties Of the position, which he has now
filled for over four years, and his reap
pointment will be received with satis>
faction by those who have business to
transact with the office.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-09
Yours respectfully,
The Literary Association.

Last Saturday evening the following
resolution was discussed before the
Little Falls Literary Association.
Resolued, That woman Yields
greater influence than. man.
Mr.. Tiugle led in the affirmative,
and Mr.. Richardson In the negative.
Volunteer speakers were gwen an OPP
bortunity to speak, and Mr.. Porter
made some forcibie remarks in favor
of the affirmative. At the close of
the debate the judges, Messrs. Sparks,
Gilbert, and VIM. Stewart, reported in
favor of the affirmative. The next
meeting of the association will be held
on the evening of Jan. 10, if suita~
bic hall can be procured, which is a
matter Of some doubt. Further notice
will be given through the Transcript
next week.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-09
Miscellaneous.

There is no good substitute for wis
dom, but silence is tho best that has
been discovered up to this day.
The sight Of a drunkard is a
better sermon against that vice than
the best that ever was preached upon
it.
A letter recently produced in a
breach of promise suit as evidence con-
tanned the following sentence: "Dear>
est love-1 swallowed the postage
stamp on your letter, because 1 knew
your lips had touched it.
The great demand of the times
seems to be a wife who can saw wood,
clean house, cook for family of seven,
take care of the baby, wash and iron,
answer the door bell, fight insects,
work fifteen hours day, never waste,
spoil or lose anything, never go out.
never want anything, have no compa>
ny, and to be always happy, smiling,
and contented.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-09
From the Pioneer Press. Jan. 8.

From the Pioneer Press, Jan.3.
Mr.: Pascal Smith, chairman of the
on ways and means of St..
Paul, yesterday opened the bids for
four thousand dollars worth Of Z
per cent. sewerage bonds. Four
parties made application for these
bonds, their bids being as follows ::
Edward H. Cutler, 3 IS per cent. pre-
MUM ; German American Bank, of
St. Paul, 2.116 per cent. premium :
Eastman, Bovey & Co., Of Miopeap.
oils, 2.777 per cent. premium, aud
First National Bank, of St. Paul,
2.01 per cent. premium. The bonds
were awarded to Mr.. Cutler, who
takes them at premium of over
three and half per cent. All
the bids were so favorable that the
city Of St. Paul can be congratulated
upon the high standing Of its credit.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-09
The Force of Circumstances.

From tho Stevens County Tribune.
1fsome of our delinquent subscribers
had paid, It was our intention to have
bought an overcoat this winter, but as
they did not come to time, we conolud-
ed to come down peg, and invest in
pair of gloves and overshoes but as
time passed, and none of the D. s. put
in an appearance, we changed our
mind, and made ourselves happy by
Imagining how we would look in a
''biled Shirt" but this pretty bubble
has also burst, and now we will be hap
Ply if we get sufficient stamps to pur>
chase spool of thread-we have the
rag-to attach a much needed patch
on that portion of our apparel which
occupies the chair
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-09
FurS and Hides.
Twill pay the highest price in cash
for Furs and Hides. LEON HoUDE.

Senator ]. Simmons arrived in
Little Falls on Saturday last, on his
return from New York, but left for
St Paul on Monday to attend the
present session of the Legislature.
Mrs. Simmons accompanied him to ST.
Paul, and will remain there during
the present session. MI. Simmons res
latss that on his trip to New York an
elderly gentleman came on; the train
between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia,
aud the gentleman and Mr.. Simmons
entered into conversations. During
the conversation the gentleman learned
that Mr.. Simmons was from Minneso~
IA, and he remarked that he had col-