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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

AN IMPORTANT CASE TO UNDERWRITERS
day, IN the Court In General Term another one
OF the underakerS test cases come mn fnr ar,tit
ment, the estate OF the late Ferdinand Butler
MI W. j. Miller appeared for the executors and
MesSfS DuTant and HOrner FOR Mrs Earhert
ore OF The heirs who objects to the allowance
OF s4l' for funeral expenses, and asks that il b.,
reduced to $500. The court below Judge OHM
sustained Mrs. Earhert and the executors
Messrs. a. j. joyce and T. j. Meyers. appealed
Ire executors claim that the act OF MARYLAND
Q'9o) as to executors accounts, Funeral ex-
penseS TO be allowed, not. eXcealny
three hundred dollars does not mean that
only that sum shall be allowed, but that san
Shall be allowed as preferred claim and shall
De paid before judgments, &C. After short ar
OF the probate Judge limiting the sum TO S3g0
saying that it was wise law. made for the
purpose OF preventing, the vanitfes Of the living
of the dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27
ERENCH DRESS GOODS.

ERENCH DRESS GOODS.
We have Just opened q splendid Ene of Frenoh
Dress Goods for the holidays. Back Silks In eplen-
old qualities, from 81 % TO So; Brocade ArInurs
slks. for over dresses; Brocade Silk -sutingr
Armlre Sultnss, in worsted, new designs: Black
ana CoIored Cashmefes, choice colors also fuli
line OF Housefurnishing Goods, viz: DannasE
liable Cloths and Napkins; Pillow and Sheetins.
Linens all grades; Blankets all sizes and Qualities
harseiiltS Spreads, all sizes, in choice patterns.
1hose IN want OF choice goods will do well 10 az.
anime our stock before purchasing
HOOE BRO. a 90,
decl9tr 1878 II st., near hbbitt HOUSE
SLX FINE DRESS SHIRTS
- Made 70 order, of WAmsutta Muslin and Extra
nLe Linen bosoms, for $3.50; ready to put on.
Finest DRESS SHIRTS made to order In tia
most elecsnt manner for 90 26
Our MYSTERY" SHIRT, unfinished, at rs cfe .
mace OF Wsnsutta Muslin and Extra fine Linen
bosom, is the cheapest Shirt in the world.
Onr Mystery" Shirt at rs cts, unfinished IN a
good as any g Shirt in the market.
Our Mystery" Shirt Is retsied st Factory
6H0LEsALE prices, and Six Of them ia q nice Christ.
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT. OPEN FRONT.
terry" Ass
Our 81 Shirt, ready to put on. is worth double fits
money, but We are compelled to reduce Stock at our
Factory IN Baltimore, as We are about to build a
iSrse afdlhon thereto, and desire TO carry less
BLOCK Whilst the building Is IN prOgraEs.
noVb-tr MEGINNISs'. 1909 r street n.tc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

THE Ice BLOCKADE having been removed the
steamers OF the Inland and Seaboard CoaStinp
company will resume their trips as usual
Steamer Lady OF the Lake Will leave her wharf
loot Of 9Th street, Wednesday OF this week at 3
pm and Friday at same hour, and thereafter
as per advertisement. Steamer John w ThOmp-
son commences running Thursday morning at :
O'Clock, and thereafter three times per week
Steamer T. Z. Knight and John Gibson every
saturday. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27
DRY GOODS IN GEORGErotyN

FOR BOTTOM PRICES
AT MILLER'S. J03 Brfdga street.
AndroscoFEin" Bieached COTTON, cents.
Extra heavy BleSChed COTTON. \ cents
NaMsutta" Beached COTTON ~ cents
lO-4 very heavy. all wool BLANKETS at SO So
rae Blue all wool: CASHMERE - inch, at SOC
Swiss MUSLIN, White and ColoredT ARI,ATANS
yard. ian2ifr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

We are selling great bargains in SILKS, CASH.
MERES, kELNETS, SATINS, CLOARS and fine
Novelty DRESS GOODS, BLANKETS, Marseilles
and Honey Comb QUILTS, C0TTDNS, CALICOES
HOSIERY, GLOVES and NOTIONS. Also GAR
PEIlAG, OIL CLOTH. RUGS and MATS. All
GOODS WARRANTED 10 be as Represented by the sales
No. 9ss 9TH st. '" D0A'Dh iiI q W.
No. 7C6 Ii 81. ,anl7.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

Two SWINDLER'S ARRESTED Albert c. An
crews and James w. Colting have been arrest
eh IN Boston charged with conspfrlng to de-
fraud merchants to the extent of S31 80 An
dfeWS has been in the liquor and cigar business
many years. and having gained the confidence
OF dealers bought largely on long time and. if
Is alleged, with Colting as an accomplice. sold
oul QUICKLY, secreted the proceeds and failed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

The RETIREMENT OF JUDGE OLIN.-The m ,rn-
berS OF the bar OF the District met in the Equity
court ON saturday afternoon to take action
uEon the retirement of Justice DIN from the
bencn- alter = Cox. president of the bar
association. was chosen chairman and Mr.
Reginald FenGaH secretary. Mr. Webb Sug-
SCsttd mat instead OF following the old beaten
path OF StereOtyPed resolutions the most ap-
pIopTiate way for them to testify their regard
Tor Justice DIN would be TO prepare letter ex-
pieSslve OF their sen timentS and have il signed
Dy the members o. the bar generally This
suggestion was adopted, and the following com
mlttee was appointed for the purpose:-Messr5.
VIM b. Webb, K. I. Merrick, j. G. Payne Vim.
Birney and j. ). Edwards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

AS Will be seen by the following interesting
letter, the Art Gallery trustees and the public
have a prospective addition to the already
large and valuable collection. by the magnifi-
cent gift OF the rare and valuable private col
lection of the late lamented husband of the
distinguished lady OWhOIn IL is addressed. The
letter is as follows:
- Mrs. Phebe ~. TGHlGc-Dear Madam. We
have already had the honor, on behalf of oar
colleagues on the board Of trustees of the Cor
coran Gallery or Art, TO signify TO you, verbally,
the grateful sense with which the board re
ceived the intimation OF yOurpurpose to convey
10 them certain paintings, pictures, books and
other objects Of art and skill, enumerated in Il
descriptive schedule. 10 be held by them and
their successors in perpetual custody among
other treasures OF the gallery, and yet in such
combination and arrangement, as far as the
same may be practicable, as shall serve to per-
petuate, in that gallery, the beloved mem0r; OF
your late reVered and lamented husband. Ben
lalnin Ogle Tayloe, esq. to whose liberal taste
and refined culture the collection which YOU
beStOw was originally due.
NOW That this generous purpose OF yours has
been duly authenticated by the appropriate
legal papers, we are instructed by the board to
convey 10 you their sincere thanks in acknOWl-
edgment OF the very valuable and unique con-
trlbutton which you have made to the gallery
In the pursuit OF piouS inspiration that re-
fleets equal honor on you and on the beloved
cUhsoIt whose beautiful memory YOU seek TO
celebrate by an Offering at once the most pre-
clous ana the most characteristic.
CONCENTRATING the cultivated public as we'll
as ourselves, IN the new accession which, by
Your favor. VIII eventually come to swell the
artistic riches of the gallery. we are sure that
we do but touch a chord to which your heart
Will vlbIate in ready sympathy when we con
less that we find an especial pleasure in your
bene1action from the thought which it sur
gestS. that as your husband. While living, united
Win MI. COrcOran TO Illustrate and adorn the
society OF Washington, by shedding on it the
gTaceS OF refined and gentle spirit, SO he will
continue, now that he is no more to dignity
and embellish IL by emblemS of taste and chi
ture In that temple of the arts which has been
founded In our city BY his illustrious friend and
fellOW-citZen.
we nave the honor to be, dear madlm, with
great respect, your most obedient servants:
James Z. yelling, Anthony Hyde. Charles VI
Matthews. Committee of the Trustees of the
COTcOr3n Gallery OF Art
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

DRY G Inp sSr,p CASH STORE
One case good yard wide Cotton, tc
Ole case Androscosgin Cotton. &c
One case Namsrltta Cotton, Toe.
One case - Bleachad Sheetng zoe
one ase Marseilles Spreads, never sold for less
thsl "a, $3.50 10000 yds HAMBURG Edge and In
sorting, from Sc mp. Larye lot OF Misses Hose on
our counter. sold at % and 50, lSc All fancy
winter Dress Goods 81 cost Black y K - 90 L %
LOO, l!5, 10 and $3.50 3buttou Kids. 81 4-but-
ton Kids 81 25 6-bntton Kids. 81 -, party shades
No Goods sold except for Cash and an ,iao,Is war
ranted n represented. Ii IrltEI.J. x WINE
jan23:r 1880 Pa. ahP.. 1rpar 2ith Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

LECTURES.
ELECTRIC LIGHT
equal to 600 candles exhibited by DR. E. p HOW
LAND, at franklin Hall, corner 9th and G streets
NV, on every TUESDAY EVENING. Also expert
ments with the Teleeraph, Telephone, Microphone.
Phoao2raph, Nitrous Oxide, Capt Boyton's Lie
Dress, Magnet lifting 1900 pounds and uiustra
uGI IS with both the Calcium and Electric Lights
Tickets, % cents. One ticket will admit a gentle
man and lady, two ladies. or two pupils OF the
SCHOOLS: Tickets for sale at DR.. How lands Office
No III AZ street. and Morrison's bookstore as
Pennsylvania avenue. "
Lecture to commence at O'Clock jan27-2t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

{NALICOES, 4, 5 and &C. ysri
" Calico Remnant, 25c round.
Cottons, I, 5 6, Z. and Zoe yard
SheetiIig Cotton. lSc yard
Gastineres for Men and Boys. 25c TO 81 yard.
White and Red Flannels, l216 10 soc yard
Mine Demorest's Reliable Patterns
jan2Utr jos. b. BAILEY. cor. Sth 4 r SITS & 90
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DRY GOODS.
potion PRICE Dry GooDs,

LNIREi WATER! WET GOODS.
We shall open MONDAY. January 9th
80 CASES AND BALES OF
DIM4GED DRY GOODS
Prom the lac bis New York FIRE.
This entire lot FRESH GOODS Just mt ON
the market for the coming sprilg trade. aud all are
Of The best
STANDARD BRANDS.
The damage on these goods il from getting wet
ana smoky.
As this entire lot must I've sold in tbs
ShORTEsT POSSIBLE TIME
Immense bargains viii be given SIT.
LANSBCRGH 4 BRO
tan2s-8 4O4 0nd 600 sfL street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Today, NOyeS. trustee, agt. Inland Nayiga-
ton Co.; decree below Diminishing bin affirmed
opinion by Judge Macarthur. Mcpherson agt.
con: argued and submitted. In re estate of
Ferdinand Butler: on hearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

- AN EARTHQUAKE IN JEFFERSON COUNTY n Y
Ifey have come to the conclusion in jefferson
county that an earthquake occurred there on
lne 10Th instant. The Watertown Times saws:
III Is believed by very many people in the city
that the singular reports heard at different
points in the city on the morning of the 18th
were distinctly heard at DR.. Rosas. Col Fow-
lels, A: NJ. FarWell'S, DR.. Porters, II. E.. Con-
gers, Merritt AndruS, at several places on State
ana FACTORY streets, at the hotels and at many
0Iher places about town. A gentleman from
BLACK llVer said the reports were also heard
mere AT Dr. ROsaS house the inmates Thought
mere were burglars in the cellar and every one
lii The house got up. AT one place the servant
glIl was SO badly frightened that it was only
after great effort that she could be made to IN
pened. Nearly everybody in the city Who WIS
not sleeping soundly at that time heard the
strange nOiSeS' -
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ANUS EN- ENTS.
THEATER C0MIQUE.

TUEsD Az AND FRIDsY MATfSEEs
Engaetluent for one week only OF BLANDOW-
Skl'S GRAND BLONDE MINSTREL BALLET
AND ART TROUPE
II bE4ITIFCL YONG LADIES'. Is
Inc Great French Csodocne oua irllle The
greatest OF all BurlssqUes. The VI aid with the q;
p Is zee In : Great Combination, as they remain
for ore week only taal--fr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

THIEVES WORK.-JameS Makee, cOlOred
pickpOcket, snatched pocketbOok contaiainG
about u from q lady named Robertson on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, saturday afternoon. and
ran, followed by an immense crowd CRYING
stop THIEF" There was an exciting chase
through the lumber yards south OF PennsyI-
wanna avenue He was finally captured in the
mite lot by mounted Officer FitZsimOns who
nred several shots at him and wounded him in
one or his ankles "A thief entered the dress
Ing room or Prof gin, at Tallmadge hall, Satur-
DAY night, and stole some ftIrS and WrapDings
belonging TO the young lady pupils Sneak
IhleVeS stole two dress coats last night yalIei
at SEQ, from the hallway OF house 80, G street
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

w what Women are Doing in Industry Eduosfion
fnaanthroPy. Social Reform. Art. Science. Lters.
what men are doing to advance tie Interests of
women Every household should read one rood
Womane Paper. Published monthly. Prioe pNr
year by mail postage prepaid, $l00; siagie COPIES
10 cents THERESA Juan LEWIS and 6zRz
ANDREWS SPENCER, Publishers C.Il or aend
orders TO Mrs. THERESA JUAN LEwIS, ManaliuS
EDITOR, Room No. To- Republic Building, llOl Penn.
syIVenia ave does
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13
A BRAVE LADY |
SHE ENDUREs THE Pam OF A Sewers SURGf-
CAL OPERATION WITHOUT TAKING
CHL0RoFORA.
lEtor,a he noa.risr.N


(From tie Coarisr.y
Mrs. Schoonmaksr, of Greek Locks, Ulster
Co.. N. y, had the misfortune to entirely
hiss Che sight Of one Of her eyes, through an
accident, and endured painful inflammatory
action therein for two long years ;-the other
eye finally becoming synspathcticaliy affected,
her general health seriously suffering indeed,
she was q mere wreck. walking skeleton
Ia this terrible strait, she consulted Dir David
Kennedy, of Rondout, N. r., who TOD her
al htlce that thsat the Injuries ego muss be re-
moved. She qaietly but firmly said /: : An
right, Doctor, but don't give me ct4oroform.
Let my husband sit by my side during the
operation, and Twill neithercry out nor stir.'s
The work was done, and the poor woman kept
her word. Talk Of soldicrly courage This
showed greater pluck than It takes to face .
hundred guns. 70 restore her general health
aud give tone and strength to thesystens, DR.
Kennedy then gave the Favorite Rcmedy,n
which cleansed the blood and impaired new
life to the long suffering woman. She rapidly
gained health and strength, and is now we'll.
The :" Favorite Remedy Is priceless bless
ing to woman. No family should be without
1t. Your druggist has It. II not, send to
DR.. David Kennedy, RoLdout, N. Y.
July 30.-4t.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

STATE FAIR AT PHrLADELPHrA.--On Mon
day, September 9th, the Twenty-sixth Annu-
al Exhibition of the Pennsylvania State Agri-
cultural Society will open at the Main Build
ing, Centennial Grounds, Paramount Park,
Philadelphia, and continue twelve days, clos
ing on Saturday, September Goth.
From present indications this exhibition Of
the Society will be the largest, grandest and
most varied that has ever been held by any
State Society, and win be second in numbers
and merit only to the ever-memorable Inter-
national Exhibition, held at the same place
during the Centennial Year. The premium
list which can be obtained from the officers
of the Society, at their office, North west cor
ner Tenth and Chestnut Streets, Philadel-
phia, is the most complete and thorough that
has ever been presented by any similar organ
ization, and offers for competition In the Live
Stock Glass alone the handsome sum of $1,000.
In the Dairy, Fruit, Vegetable and Floral De-
partments the further sum of $4,000 Is added,
besides large number of elegant and valua-
bic gold, silver, and bronze medals, whose in
trinsic value will aggregate the entire sum Of
more than $t5, 900 In actual cash.
The display will include q large number Of
Imported, Thoroughbred, Fine Bred, and
Draught Horses, herds of Short Horn, Devon,
Holsteip, Jersey, and Guernsey Cattle, the
choicest breeds of Sheep, Swine, 60. togeth-
err with Mechanical, Vegetable, and Manu-
featuring Collection seldom, if ever, brought
together In any community. Excellent and
commodius stabling has been prepared within
the building for Horses and Horned Cattle,
aud suitable space assigned on the grounds
adjacent for the accommodation of Sheep and
Swine. The Machinery, Dairy, Fruit, Floral,
and Domestic Departments are all provided
under cover, and will undoubtedly prove at
tractive and instructive features Of the Fair.
A space has also been assigned for the exer-
else and display of all the entries in the Live
Stock Glasses. Green food will be supplied
all the Mich Cows on exhibition, and hay
and straw furnished all entries gratis.
Excursion tickets win be furnished by all
the railroads centering at Philadelphia, and
all articles intended for exhibition carried on
liberal terms.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

The arrangements of the G. A. r.. En-
campment at Skillman's on the line of the
Bound Brook Railroad, on the Goth, 9th,
2sth and goth inst, are being completed on a
scale which seems to guarantee ademonstra-
tion Of unusual interest and proportions. The
programme will embrace several features of
an exceptional character, including a sham
fight, dress parade and grand review of the
National Guard, drill BY Calling Gun bat
teries, q pyrotechnic display, etc. Special
trains win be run from Trenton and other
points on the Bound Brook and Central roads,
at reduced rates, and the Committee Of Ar
engagements anticipate that at least $4,000
persons will be present during the four days
of the encampment.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

HILLS DINING RooMs. most conve.
nient and attractive place In Trenton for din.
ner or lunch 10 Hills Dining Rooms. No. II
Grseue street, five doors above State. Cen.
trally located and carefully managed, It has
for years been . favorite place Of resort with
both ladies and gentlemen. Weddings and
parties furnished with salads, oysters, char
lottes, jellies, creams, ices, cakes, &c. Orders
from distance carefully packed to prevent
breakage. Circulars sent on application.
January 80th, 1878.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

The Ringoes Baptist s. 8. wish to express
their thanks, through THE RECORD, to their
age, which made their pie-nic, festival and
jug-break not only pleasant, bat profitable,
the net proceeds of the festival amounting to
$1,000. The contents of the jugs broken,
amounted to 5000. A few jugs containing
small sums have not yet been handed in which
when broken will slightly increase the above
amount. Miss .Rebecca Hortman had the pre-
MUM jug, having collected over $12 90.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

WHAT'S IN NAME.--The tramps who
have been lodging in the New Hope lookup
have left several very odd names upon the
walls-nick-names, probably--and whether
there's anything in names or not, great care
has been taken by the said tramps to register
them profusely upon the walls of the " class
il" cell. Such names as Phila. Fatty"
Brooklyn Dick" Rocks No. g." Big
Jersey" Little Yorker" &c., are numerous
Notorious characters have probably found
shelter there and left their names to be read
by their friends and the visiting fraternity.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

NoN-FRATERN1zINa.--A delegation from
the Spiritualstic Camp Meeting, at Nesham-
my Grove, came upon the Methodist Camp
grounds at Langhorne, few days before
their adjournment, and proposed an exchange
of pulpits between the speakers of the two
camps. The Presiding Elder, John r. Chap
lain, positively declined to fraternize with the
"angelc host " on the banks Of the Nesham-
my, and very properly. There is no linking
Of arms between Methodism and Spirtualsm,
as the latter's advocates were soon made to
understand. An exposition of views in refer
ence to the "Spiritualistic belief" however,
was INDUCED in by Dr. Chaplain and Rev.
Messrs Sisty, Brown and A. johnson, against
the new doctrine, and the :" theory" was adj
vocated--with but little force-by the visiting
delegation, two or more of whom, it is stated,
were ext Methodist preachers that had been
expelled by the Conference of that denomina-
ton for teaching heresy, &c. These fellows
were recognized by the Presiding Elder. 1t
was rather warm quarter for the 'visitors
when a vast crowd circled around them and
they had to make damaging admissions, have
ehoii "ooeiinc OAPioucu anu thou BiFcu w uh-
derstand that their speaking abilities we're not
needed by Methodsts. They turned to 90,
but no, crowd Of eager spectators had hedg
ed them in. The P. E. proposed prayer. The
Methodist preachers got upon their knees /; the
Spiritualists remained standing. The prayer
was made by DR.. Chaplain who earnestly
supplicated for the Spirit-believers in
general, and in particular for those who had
once preached Christ but were now dishonor-
ing Him." The Spiritualists said I" Amen :"
to some things in the prayer, but were silent
on this point After the prayer was ended
the crowd broke and amid loud singing by
about one thousand voices the Spiritualists
left the grounds of their " Methodist breth-
rem
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

Phoenix Pectoral stops cough, breaks
cold, aids expectoration, gives instant relief,
gives strength and brings rest Price 25
cents. my IA, 1y.
Old likenesses copied and enlarged to any
size. FRITz, photographer, Lambertyille, N.
j.. n.27,t.f.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

NARROW EscApE.-A few days ago, Mr..
Michael Fisher, of New Hope. made narrow
escape from cutting his head with an axe,
which struck clothes-line suspended above
him, while he was exercising himself at his
woodpile. Fortunately, he was only slightly
injured. A few such accidents would prob
ably shake mans confidence in the way of
duty being the way of safety.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

--Camphor Milk cures Headache and Neu.
ralgia. Camphor Milk curcs Rheumatism
and Lame Back. Camphor Milk cures Outs,
Bruises and Burns. Camphor Milk costs 25
cents bottles 81. Sold by Job wolvefton,
New Hope, and at the Cottage Hill Store,
Lambertviile, my. IA, ~.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

THE GRAND ELECTRIC LiGHT SHOW
w. w. Coles New York and New Orleans
Circus aud Menagerie, which viii arrive in
town and give grand street parade on Aug
28th, is the most complete and extensively
equipped of all the Circus organizations on
the road this season. It's past successes are
alone sufficient guarantees Of its excellences;
but the fact is nevertheless worthy Of record
that the original investment of $500, 900 in
organizing this Mammoth Amusement Cara
vansary, has been increased this year by $780,
000--the amount which Mr.. Cole SINK during
the past Winter In new and Respondent roll
ing stock, In increasing the size and individ.
ual excellence of his zoolog ical Collection, In
fresh Wardrobes for the Artists, and in TO.
newing and replenishipg the various other
paraphernalia of the concern. The programme
this season reveals a larger and more edifying
list of names than ever, among them Captain
and Mrs. Bates, the Giant couple (re-engaged
at great expense) Cardozo, the Fire Demon;
Carlotta Wambold, the peerless Bare Back
Lady Rider Frank Gardner, Jockey Rider
and Champion Rider Willie Odell, Bare
Back Rider Tom Mac1ntyre, Pico and Dan
Kennedy, Clowns, and 100 others, all of them
equally famous in their respective depart
ments. II