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The news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1882-1891, 1882-08-17
SIGHTS ATA CIRCUS.

SIGHTS AT CIRCUS.
"There is nothing new under the
SUM-" So remarked Solomon long
time ago. Perhaps the old gentleman
had just returned from circus per-
Torrance.
Everybody knows what a circus
is. Some people profess to be very
ignorant in regard TO such things, but
such ignorance is like a cloak on a
cold day-put on.
Some people. don't like circuses
They never find it out until they at
tend at least half dozen. 1t takes
that many to assist in forming cor
rect judgment.
Some respectable people attend
circuses.
1t is necessary to do SO in order to
keep green the memory Of the clowns
remarks that ed to tickle the ribs
of our great grandfather.
Every we'll regulated circus has an
animal show along in order to ease
the consciences of church members
desiring to attend,
The animal part Of the show COW
ers multitude of sim, and about
forty feet of square ground.
The rarest animal of all is the dom
key, who goes 10 advance, talks the
editor into semi-conscious state, and
then scoops Ia double column ad.
for half price and family tickets.
As soon as the door opens the
show is greatly increased BY a rush Of
animals from the outside.
They pay fifty cents TO get in.
Some people would rather miss Sum-
day than circus.
Come my SOD, let US compromise
our dignity and uss our family ticket
to day.
Pull down your hat and talk very
low.
This, my son, is an elephant. He is
very arge With one stroke of his
paw he can kill man His pa ran
wild in the jungles Of Africa So did
bis ma
This is giraffe. He is very tall
in the neck. He holds high head
in society.
The nexI animal is a lion. His
keeper is lyD.' The lion is the king
Of beasts. So is the advertising
agent
Those small animals yonder are
monkeys. They look out of place
here They ought to stand behind
counters in the day time and attend
fawDcy pawties at night.
This is leopard. He ought to
be shot on the spot.
This, my son, is N old animal, but
it is gnu. Oh, you knew that did
you? Look here, Solomon, here is
something gnu under the sun. Let's
hasten into the circus.
Do you see the men on the right
with the big brass horns? They are
the band and will soon begin to blow !!
So will the man who announces the
performance
We will sit here on this board; how
kind in them to furnish Us a soft
board.
On the other side you see reserved
seats.
They are just like our seats only
they cost twenty-five cents extra
We don't sect that way.
Here comes the whole company
They file in and march around. This
is the opening.
Here is crowd of young meu
dressed in tight clothes. They are
called tumblers because they tumble
to the racket made by the band.
The tumblers are an active set
Sometimes the clown takes an active
set, and nearly busts himself
That is the clown-the gentleman
with the shaggy breeches and pain
on his face. We are always glad t.
see the clown He is an old &C
quaintaace Of ours. We first me
! him 1876 years ago, and he has not
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IN. p-asa If List. the Compose

Erznz Llszz, sas Hungarian PIzniss ana ccu-
POSER, ghcss eclzh IS announced. vas lcru 11
R1iGIne, usar 0edsnhurs, 0cteher - ISL
e showed 81 Extraordinary IN apd-lCc l-r
ulzic Eisn SIX wears old sh1E Lis f1chsr carc-
fully Instructed h5E ca the rfauc- In bis
ui11h year he performed 4 Puslic ccEccrt q
Pr-shury, a1,s several weakly Hd1s1ri1rs
volunteered = ecn-ibgss C his educaEer Ter
81 yea-z- Altar eighteen mouths Ct l1scru--
.5un gn,tsr Carl CzsrzE a7d SalIeri- be sgpel--
Ell N concerts az Vienna. Munich ard else
where win great success On the complexion
Ct 5is e61cazira, the f1ther AMI sen made
lucrative suQrz n The Prgviacss and II EHSiIE.i
n lS=f ne lcs- Lls sizher- and tins r--sf l
connection wlsh AZ EnharPy attachment O.
.I-E CT rz1k- caused ! reCrsmens lCr several
years. The performances CT Pa-I7luI and
TbaIberg reused BIN frcu his srupcr. ard
making bis reuPpearlncs az Paris u IS55,
created a s11aor11a-y fIrure- From IS
@ lStT his ca1ssr WIS ! sgrlss cs sir
umuhs. Afasr hat he assumed the -ar1 cf
cuuGucs0r Ct Ire cuart concerts and ergra &c
Wsi1ar- which became the chef musical
csnEsr gf Europe he hslPet co Introduce To-
lulics Richa-G Wagner and sevsru- other
rising composers e Geruranv. and pccGucet
there most q his inpcrrias u1zsicaI ccn 1csl-
6cns- n 1851 he went = Rnme IzG became
4 <rsaE i1guri-= with the P1Ee. l. sos be
sCok ecclesiastical crr;srs- and SINCE thlz druc
be has been known - TIA Abhe Liszf. lEL
Devoted himself principally 70 the cuuPCsi-i1u
Of ea1rGh mEsic- he has besH crz If tie
urst ursIir COMPOSERS CT TINS sg1gra-iou-
Els works n1uhsr several haHiret and
belong % aln1ss every department Ct the lr--
6Is seyenletE birthday vas cslecrl-zd z-
5csr1u By Lae Musicians Of that civ ca u1icl
OCCASION Ar- LangfeiioE lz1E an al poz-rais ci
ne cnnfpcssr . zc-ru the dining ruou- n
cgcss-1-ailat1rT Dispatch was senE o Liszs co
ll1s occasion ~ the u1zici1as present. e.
which he vee=r1a posE IG,5si BIS signature
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Mr. eeors,s Ssagsr having gagged v;,h
: Martin sAsas-r Fsls. : sasrir sisat
kcns. two frsnei<E-es. AMI ssc sisphaasss -
sapes- IN BScH AK Sons. the kens sere
hf-ng1k isrr the taest-e.t At g eci,ek Ese hest
morning The naB u charge e he slsrAases,
w;eA a sxpressicn ef teruor n BIS coantenancs.
said 10 q vhieper T. Mr.. >angszs Tbs 6eas
ars cut. SATsli,7 saii Mt. SaBger. -rshg
dat ycu casch them Waers's he kseper,
Msccric - : ncnt knew, ssc Nr. >1ager.
taking an cii-lanp. with Erssche,i. ssscSs,f
siohs. weas On % ne sage. and. aiter va Ks
NJ thcGt tee EHre. was heard e. sav ~slh.
sasrs yea szs. are yea and. lccks1.. ever .
s-z.g n the srsgs. DC saw the hig 6cu rseh-
hcra.aA ard presently TIE Q5hsr r1o care
vrcgis-g ~. AZ rigAs. WI sccn have
sasm. szsf Mr. Sanger. A. his, the bi.s lScn.
IS lhcgsa be zrsersssod zbas Sas sad. sh-rw
~ Ans head ard creree his Pcr6ervus avs.
showing lbs g-eat rlsSS- N-. SaBger sgok 8
heavy walp ussI BY the elepAaas-Seerer. and
WIKI TINS n enc hand ard the lsinp ir a1ct1er.
t.IsSssi insc ne cellar ne E-rs irstautiy
dashed Ell Presently BE vas ksa-G O. say
rs Al rigag, [ have get 1ze u thenL NJ
Singer cane Won TIE ssags. s1ti sad The
crhsr t~o were concealed Among the trcSer
-aLLet Nlsk1 = --l- -AAall4
asd thss be wc1lG have them isrectlv.
Several srisS = persaaEe ann 90 fcceso any
Slrtlsr asssmpe- What an I Be- Go De-
answered. have engaged to sra1g si:,bs
Ecns here e aPrear a the Bscbe a1x Bsis.'
and not % r,an ahcus he theatre. At his
moment something vas heard % eflL Mr.
Sanger, iszvilg wisho1- say7u;s word, wenl
ma the Lax gan. and, sfter searching IN
var TER he hons f1r ssa,e ln1s. discovered
slaE they had got INTO the bcercm cellar, Taev
bad allen 4 depth Ct twenty feet AZ rish-,
I havs yvs them; cvHls %. crue ca, crssG
Sanger. Thinking sae hons were securc.
sG1ls f-isn,is descended, bgz taev were cnlv
cazsaE u n a crrner. Bzi1g ~ shsse shut
ssrs7 &c g1fck was aszs hoard su5 seen
su:h brzEsry shown ~ Mr. >lnser, they
rlTekesi II cvurgge. carried several shutters,
ami hsuIneS them N. Then the csgg< trcm
which shey laG 81 recently broken tellss
h1vgrssi. he capture vas Easily sEsc1sE Ths
h11s VS. s4-Fied, 90 IA me mass cam art
collected manner possible. and proved 1,,rg1i
n G-Eas 1cds tiers vas not ne 5. ,hz<st lss-
On she part ct Mr. eis0rgs Sanger the uCCer-
I fs-r- hlrutsr
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Never Been ExceIIed in This City.

and wle n r1lgs OF tha sin has ssan =duea- s1- O.
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Fisr sf AIr Brfusi tn1ins. nor-'. KIM af ne An
-isu1 Mariner. -aass=psar's Chlrf4-s- l.Ell-- -ls
5cIrsrT "a Hsis % 8sar psst 4er-Il-- Eilluus Arr
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--laE l-- ---.as---. EIr4lsr W-ll
r=ceive and L1calz j cr-cuy.
A1Crlas- GIVING .E=m a he
a1mestzliti- T the t--VzrumsuE
ne s14S "a tenement BE- ISIS and 1C1e- sss
a selEz The SANG rEEn.ErE uIT Ilply .acE
q lie 1tf-cz named This WI i-lt1.a1s WHARF
All 117r these sgisnles -al &c lceats,x s1cu-f
lla all.zra--cu sluuslsl.sv 40 fflr1ca6IT fran
: 900 b 5.ldg N4ori~s eruIi =. coated a s,.,.u
az my arzVasL soil Z Is 11C ny purpose
1aF Z g ma --IEass lGz simply = remove
--e I-irte CT 6.serI1us tha1 EaVe beel rTisec-
lr.lCUz entering further MA ,iuscussllr--
Nl--l AZ Tie Test car suly be superficial III;
1-G-cizlEs- q would seem advisable 1ad wise
11r the Legs .Ltlrzr II Is csuiu. ssssi1u- :.
zliiicrlZ- he 1EpCI1cmenE 1f a c1ulIui szicu sf
1ne gr lE- r1rEi.uers ard tRu natives, a.
ss-gss-sLss- IA IL -rzFIaIs lzllsr, 70 visit N=W
Leil1 - ar MAKE slICd inquiries u cuurer-
lllu VIA lie gcisniL ei1Esrruenr IA VII
.'-LIs the lslzI1ilrE Ct the Proposed pllag ara
WI larhnr-EF @ 1rng 1re CT rors Il tie
-.ll-=1g hai-rlas ca vlsf1 q H1w1iT- should
-ieg --sl-z g euns- II the prs5s-s y t1Gad
e - ZIP rl-llcallG- Z can be -aepe1 and a.
asa-n turned EIsh1az fIrth,a- cetay d sGEae
arz IVsIiadiss and perl-.pz uur= desirable
lurEe II Ee-11lu .l-i.s-.- Irzlaal L 40 -zs5ssi
II 1ge q ~ cha The Mli1ri schemes a.
have cu-llasss r. zgpears fsaaf5Is- a fl- a.
Efs e1aarT=. = Concerned, II .nrru.u.,f e n
Lissi.sus s4a-fis- khether e would meet VII
szsr-arz sulssll 1s The ac1er end Ct tE,s r,-. p.
-,lIls 3 Be ss-n- E-r Ans rsassu. L ,,7rsffus,
= = tcae ahuEl Z. she s1ensr L Is .strlesf -,
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C,,utai,in- PA - Cufs. TcapO,s. Bowls.
Chambers. Rics isshss aud Bakers
psnair,hr,s. s a 5 sails Sample Sottles-
Vasss ana tiiaS are Al3uiia and IsrTcd kopo
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81 ~ IET&:
PERruMERYs LORInA WArER.
VIENNA FU TrURE;
CRATES OF AsORTED CROCKERY

ENtszssor. AL lliiiuz, Re'oui and FSFioE
Chairs. Se.tt &c-.
Studies. CslfsisS GirtAs, Ssirrup Lsathers,
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q Rice Bags
GROCERIES.

OF all rs and qualities
Coal Racs. Guz lss- Tviue. bu-llrs.
wcolpaeS ard sFillsj SickiIc. Lirvu Hose.
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-lar --z --.aa4--- rIrasr -w-l
r=csivs llt L1calz 1 c1l1uTl
A1crlaz- --vI1E sl=u a lie
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the Jssepua,a Mnruens.
owing ,neE East wb-su Wsats,

CHICAGO, April l3.-The Chica-
go Tribune has long editorial
seriously proposing the transfer of
The Chinese from California to the
Eastern States, where, according
to their representatives IN Con-
gress. they are hungering for a
Mongoiian invasion. The editorl-
al continues: There can, however,
be no question that the voluntary
migration of the Chinese from the
Pacific to the Atlantic coast, en-
cours gsd by bounties or otherwise,
would be legal. The State Of Cali
fornia would be justified under the
circumstances IN offering free
transportation to every Chinaman
who should desire to seek his for
tunes in any Of the Atlantic States.
The experiment ought to have a
fair and hopest trial. The State
would b. glad to put in iis next
appropriation dill 100000 for the
transportation Of Chiaese labofeis,
skilled sud uuskilie.l, TO New York
and Boston.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER is q scientific com bination OF
some of the most powerful restorative
agents in the vegetable kingdom. 1t re-
stores gray hair to Its original color. 1t
makes the scalp white and clean. 1t
cures drandruf and bumors, and fall
tng-out of the hair, 1t furnishes the
nutritive principle by which the
hair is nourished and sup
ported. 1t makes the hair
moist, soft and glossy, and is unsur-
passed as hair dressing. 1t is the most
economical preparation ever offered to
the public, as Its effects remain u long
time, making only an occasional appli-
cation necessary. 1t is recommended
and used by eminent medical men and
officially endorsed by the State Assayer
OF Massachusetts,. The popularity Of
Halls Hair Remover has increased with
the test of many years, both in this
country and foreign lands, and 1t is now
known and used in all the civilized
countries Of the world.
For sale by all dealers.
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
Budget Of p oliti cal and other Ne ws
from Washington.
ESCAPE HOWGATE.


WASHINGTON, April l4.-Cap-
tain HOwgate made his escape to-
day. He fled from the police. and
the neighboring cities have been
notified.
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
A boiler explosion ut Baltimore
demolished the neighb0ring build
Jugs and killed six men aud wound.
ed many Others.
LAND LEAGUE CONVENTION.
The Lnud League Convention
has adopted resolutions endorsing
the Irish agitation and advising
passive Resistance.
ABSENTEES WANTED.
The Republican caucus of the
House to-day Is for the purpose Of
securing the presence of thirty Re-
publican members BOW absent, ss
the Democrats are abl- to dicta t.
the course Of the House Oh the
tariff aud Chinese bits aud ia the
contested election cases
ANEW OVERLAND RAILROAD
A bill WAS introduced IN t'.e SEN
ate to-day for building rsii'Oad
from jersey City TO San Francisco
TARIFF REFORM.
The Democrats are divided on
the question of making tariff re-
form al issue Of the campaign
Many are afraid to push it.
BILLS PASSED.
Tle Senate passed the Indian
Territory Railway bill. The House
passed the Senate bill appropriat.
ing $40, 900 for monument over
the grave OF Thomas Jefferson.
THE CHINESE BILL.
The Senate Com mittee on For
seign Relations took w the Chinese
bill to-day, but at the request Of
Senator EdmuBds, who has been
absent for several weeks, adjourn
ed till Tuesday to give him time 10
consider 1t.
THE TEXAS PACIFIC LAND GRANT.
WASHINGTON, April Is The
House judiciary Committee has
received letter from James A
George, urging The forfeiture Of the
land grant to the Texas Pacific
Railroad, which has lately been
sold to the Southern Pacific. The
grant was made to secure COM
peting line TO the Pacific Coast,
and comprises about 1S,000,O 900
acfes, and not u mile Of the road
has been built In the region GOV.
cred by the grant. Mr.. George de-
clares that the grant was secured
by bribery, and asked to be called
as q witness.
LINCoLN's RUMoRED RETIREMENT.
The Critic says Secretary Lin
coin, the only member of the Cab
met appointed by President Gar
field, will remain for a short time
longer and then he will De super.
seeded by some one more in accord
with the present Administration.
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A ssna AN Ell "a Enp

SAN JOSE. April 1S.-On Tuesday
John H. Meyers, of this city, met
u horrible death ut s, II. Chase's
saw.mill. on Boulder Creek, in the
Santa Cruz mountains. He was
removing a piece of bark flOm one
OF the saws, when his head came
in contact with the upper saw and
he wss Instantly cut III two. He
WAS 35 years of eye aud leaves a
wife and two children.
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LOSANGELES W EEKLY HERALD
Late kilograms.
Ar Inie-Dstioo E,oud.

SAN ANTONIO. April IA "A tele-
gram from Laredo announces that
the Mexican authorities have sta
toned several companies of infant
ry along the Rio Grande, opposite
the city, and refuse to allow
Americans to cross. The troubl e
Ia caused on account OF the United
States authorities holding and re-
fusing to give up cattle belonging
to Mexicans that strayed across
the river. The facts were reported
to both governments.
the KOights ct Honor.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 13.--
The Grand Lodge of The Knights
of Honor of California elected last
evening the following officers:
Grand Dictator, L. r. Webster;
Grand Vice Dictator, J. w. Ward
.Jr: Grand Assistant Dictator, Nj.
M. Stern; Grand Guide, II. l..
Lusk; Grand Chaplain, g. w. Lee
mont; Grand Reporter, w. H. Ma.
hony; Grand Treasurer, II. II.
Warfield; Grand Guardian, S.
American; Grand Sentinel, J. nj
Linart; Grand Trustee; r. A.
Johnson; Medical Examiner, Lee
%. Rodgers.
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A TerIae s~ s,i".r TX "~pc~s

SENECA, Kan, April 3.--The
saloon Keepers of Seneca all plead
ed guilty in the District Court yes
terday to. both selling liquor and
keeping place of sale. they were
fined $500 each and costs, and their
places OF business ordered closed as
u nuisance. By agreement they
have also surrendered their Gov.
eminent license. The District
Court is terror to saloon keepers,
and prohibition will prohibit in
Judge Martins district.
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CHICAGO, April Is 1T is learned
that James Fitzgerald, who swim
died Charles Francis Adams, IL q
well.known criminal in that line,
whose first operations were in Mil
waukee. He was appointed by ex-
Senator Carpenters Influence to a
position in Washington, but
swindling was more profitable and
he engaged in numerous schemes,
all of them, however, less in
amount than the last.
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Faiiure af n Ban X.

BUFFALO, April 14.-The First
National Bank closed its doors to-
day. A large number Of drafts is
sued to live stock dealers, drawn
on the Fourth National Bank of
New York, on the 4th instant and
since that date, were yesterday dis.
honored in New York. The ex :
tent of the drafts unpaid cannot be
ascertained now, but it is thought
this will be large failure. 1t will
seriously affect q large mum Der of
cattle dealers who sent their drafts
In payment for stock sold by them.
1t is believed the depositOrs will
be paid in full.
Domestic Tragedy.
CAMBRIDGE, Ohio, April 49,.
John Nassett, n farmer, 65 years
old, living five miles west of this
place, to-day shot his son, f. Mas
sett, and then shot himself through
the head, causing instant death.
GGtteau's IUssosty.
CHICAGO, April 14.-The attor-
ney for Mrs. Scoville, In the pro-
ceedlDgs to appoint conservat0r
for Guiteau's property, says that
the case will certainly come up
and insanity will probably be
proved.
a rsr"sa'"'s"i V'h'i or I"specttos.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, April
IA. The President and party ar
rived today aud inspected the SOL
diers' Home ami the Hampton
Normal and Agricultural School
for Indians. Later there was an
Informal reception ut the hotel.
The party left at Ave for Wash.
ingt0n.
Cs"p prospects.
MILWAUKEE,, April 14.-The
crop reports from important points
In the West and Northwest show q
materially decreased acreage in
Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin,
aud slight increase in Dakota and
Manitoba The ground is reported
wet and cold. aud seeding will BIZ
late.
a Terrible storm,
MORGAN CITY, La, April 14.-A
terrible storm last night devastated
this section Of the county. The
destruction Of stock, buildings,
bridges, ETC., is very heavy. A
great loss of life is feared by the
destruction of Z gin house, where
the flood refugees had collected.
the Jssspui,a Murmans.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, April IA.
The JOsephite Mormon Confer
ence. which has been in session
here for nine days, adjourned last
evening to meet at Lamont, Iowa,
next autumn. The session has
been harmonious and "a large
amount of business has been tran
SActpH
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-15

Child's kid fox lace shoes. ................
Child's calf lace school shoes, heavy soles.
Children's pebble goat lace shoes, neat and
durable.
Children's peb goat but'n shoes, good quail.
Children's American kid button shoes, with
tassels. Z
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-15

NEW YORK, April 14.-The Chi.
nese Minister visited General
Hancock at Governors Island yes
teldsy. He was received with
honors. A ealute was fired, etc.
The Herald's Paris reporters
have failed to find Parnell. II in
the city, he keeps close.
The Union League Club (Repub.
lican) last night passed resolutions
approving the veto OF the Chinese
. bill.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-15

HARTFoRD. Ct, April 14.-Both
branches of the Legislature passed
a bill restraining tue traffic in in.
toxicating liquors. The present
local option system will be re.
fainAd.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-15

1850
Whole Tickets, 50. Half Tickets, 81.
n Tickets, $50. s. Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter
or send by Express. Don't send by reg.
istered letter or Postoffice order. Orders
of S5 and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all order
to
r. M. BOARDMAN.
Courier-Journal building, Louisville, Ky
or r. M. BOARDMAN, 300 Broadway
New York, u6-d6w
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