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New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
THE FIGHT IN RAILWAYS CITY GOVERNMENT.

Mayor DAILY. OF Railway, followed up his statement
published Tuesday morning by message 10 the com
mon Council In the evening, in which ho arralgned Ihe
majority falling his efforts TO enforce strct
opliance with the law In the matter OF payments IRON
the treasuryand for asking HIM to sign warrant payaoe
To the treasurer for the amount of his Illegal payments
refused sign the warrant and gave MS reasons III
such fOrcibc manner that no attempt was maze 10
deny their truth He went into the bills In detail, 7nOwe1
that they been audited, and that the required
warrant IL is your duty to compel every officer to be
honest added and he informed the Council that nc
would hold every official to "A rigid accountability IAe
majority were disposed to smother the message by
putting file" but the minority so clearly pointed
ont that IL demanded consideration that 1t was finally
referred 10 Finance Committee This Is about as gO0d
as sending It to the city attorney himself
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SHORTHAND WRITING BY AN EXPERT.

Edward T. UndcrhiI stenOgTapher OF The Nurro-
Gates Court, talked about shorthand last evening.
heiore the Metropolitan StenOgraphcrs' Association
M No 2 Fast Fourteelth-st. The place was
crowded with the members of the society: Fifteen
wears ago" sald Mr.. Underlill, "a gathering OF
InLers of this size would have been impOssi
lie i'm this city. Why. even ten years ago, knew
by name almost every professional shorthand
writer in the country. Our numbers have increased
.nnderfuily within the last few years. but the
supply does not vet exceed the demand David
W. Field. lie said, was the man to whom the pro
fcssiOn was largely indebted, since il was he Tho
cot the bill passed declaring the stenOgrapher an
official conrt adjunct lie thought that Isaac Pit,
mans system was really the only system, since all
the others were merely limitations or notifications
of this one. He further stated that there were IN
the English language only about 200 words used
in the ordinary effective speech OF to-day
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
Ta4rELLERs VINO oEJEcr 10 4 LIcEySE
Thc second annual meeting of the stocI

The second annual meeting ol the stock
holders OF the Traders and Travellers Union was held
yesterday al 40. 2s7 Broadway. The following officers
yy,tc elected: President, Mahlon j. Woodrun; wee
,r,sidcu' Jo~rph w. CuugdOn general manager rus
m - How; treasurer Joseph II. T. Martin and twelve
I,rrctora Congressman Darwin r. James sent t"lo-
or IN announcing that the subcommittee or tho Com
mite, ON Commerce wOulf begin work At once on the
mi to abolish the license tax on commercial travellers
r. vu. decided TO send committee To Washington to
'i,v 10 obtain a hearing Ext Congressman John Is.
IIa.ku Thomas X. Young. president OF the National
assoriation of Commercial Travellers and Russell T.
IIoyt were appointed
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RESTRICTING THE POWkR or THE P0LICE.
mia on,uion of f. A. Mc(lOSkcY, counsel (

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Tho olicc Department III BrOokyD relative 70 the pow
,f IN, uoicc regard to sacred concerts on sun
dys il that such concerts are lawful ana not To be inter
opinion is sustained by that Of Corpora
ian Counsel jerks. In his opinion Mr. McCOskcy says
There il nothing strictly sacred or religious con-
ccrt thot "a pcri,ous public peace or economy and
therco the pOcc cannot Interfere 40 long those In
Attendance are well behaved. The Observance OF tho
christi Sabbath Is not part OF our Jaw these Opn-
ION. make the action OF the police wholly indcirnsblo
and thc civ IA likely to he sued for DAMAGES by the
,mnunVcrs who were intcrfcrcd with last sunday
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
KEEPERS or DIsoRDEaLr HOUSES ARRESTED.

VIUtaln " lTlanlS on IWtNUdY NIUVUIVN WI :
rants for the OF several keepers of dTpriciy
hons IN West Tnrty r~tst.. based On evidence when
haI como into his pOssrSsiun Yesterday Detectives
I4lcc and Dunlap arrcStcd the following women WI"
ar, auons the most notorious Of their calling IN sc"
York Kate Fisher. Nellie chiffon. Meg Ben, Rose
Florence Blanche NLlc Florence Mtler, Jennie stone
FIorrucc White and Fanny Mashburn. They all I'VE h
Thrt;-fr,tst between seventh and Eiguth 'Vc-. Inc
women were arrlieucd before Justice Power IN tc
cnrr.on Market Police Court ycstorda" ana were an
hailed for examination IN the sum ut 1000 cach Inc
l,lI nnnhn .igncd prnclpnly ~ mHuor-dcAloIa
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cUAPGED WITH KEEPING GAMBLTN6-HOUSE.
IL ---.. AlurnnLnr mud InniS RrnSlh Ger

,rerc arrested and taken before Justice Duly Yesterday
ot Tho EsseX Market Police Court on the complaint 0f
Morri. Sc,YnZ OF No % Nescyst., who charged them
viii kncnng agambng at No. $50 lle"tcr-st lie
was unable TO Identity the prisoners ana tho complaint
v". Jsmased officer Collins, OF the Eldriuge street
Pnlico station then preferred similar charge against
ibe two men and was positive In MS identification OF
rrourel 10 furnish ball each IN 500 for trial III General
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Jersey CITY.

Joseph Flood who was tried for the murder or Thomas
sexton on tho night Of September 10, lSs5 and who
was convicted OF sentenced yesterday
TO hard labor in the state Prison, the 1u
extent OF the law.
The examination in the case OF Lewis l.. Van Horn,
County Clerk Van Horn, who was charged by
his wife with abandonment, concluded yesterday
afternoon. Van Horn married by Police justice
Welde of New-YOrk to Mary Wheehan, but he after
ward deserted her and denied that he was married.
Justice McMurray decided that the marriage ceremony
had been performed, and required Van Horn to give
500 security TO Insure the payment of - a week for
the support Of his wife and child The case viii be ap
lied
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couu.cl to the County Medical society the following
persons vcrc TAX before Justice Duly yesterday after
noon at I-srN Market Puc" COurt charge OF Idc-
ti-ug medicine without registering IN the County
crK', onicc Alfred f. Abbott, Of 40. u" West mr.
rccniu--t. Thomas ". Pomroy OF 40. - ~iuJNc-"hi
p,cc Isaac Meyer of 40. - E-s"N-si. and 'hArl'-
schultz # No - Nlrn.-f. Ihcy were each required 10
furnish bail IA 300 for trial.
~purgeon Perry arrested - tho instance ot ~" county
N.irnl society was convicted yesterday n The Court
m snrcial Sr.ou, OF prac; medicine without rc-.
ir,ji0n and sentenced 10 pay nc Of 40 lie "a- re-
committed uptll pty m'ut
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The police were Yesterday asked 10 look Tor
patrcs H. iaor, builder. ylns at No. IL west one
He went to a party AT 80
III Wrst one bdudr -ludthrty ysiVthst Oh the night o
February l. He left this house at 10 a. NJ the hcNi dy
Ito itd not 20 home but ~ liquor Store At
,nilui hi al ThTdlyc. ami one hundred and-twcnty
nfth-st lie left the liquor store intoxicated at a. H.
,, Lchruarv 3 aud took a down town. He has not
Leon .ccu since lie had with him gold watch ana
,bau an amethyst ring. cnanccd cunbutt0nH with the
ttrr l. on H. en- and ddrH cOIkscTcw suit, satin
med ovrfcoat and high ha.. lie wasa married. man and
tO-dO,
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sculEFER AyD rIGyArx 10 PLAY AGAIN.

The articles for the second match between
GcI,rfr and NignauN signed last evening IL rs
for 81 900 "A side; winner 10 take all. and loser to pay
ali The remlinng terms are the same as those OF the
inst uatc-OOO points, fonr;een-inch balk line game,
i've mi ghts OF play The match will Dcgn March and
he played In Cosmopolitan Hall II 1t can be obtained
.,bck1 Roche backing Schacfcr, while j. H. Temple
Of the Ro..morc Hotel Is putting the money for the
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
HOME NEWS.
ppo,,tNE<T ARRIVALa.

Windsor Hotel - Chief-JuStice :,,dar, W: a., NJ; ";
sbcriu of Rrtifh honduras ami J. y. McCnllongh oi
pi,tsl,,ry WurrnY HM HotOt-EIGovernor Alex
ander IT, Rice of Massachusetts, ana
Gregory Smith OF Vermont. ......Ium i0t''" ian,o
Inc hcV. 1ai III ii,oi,hta t,ir- T0rE HOelBishOp
William l. Wallace OF Syracuse ana beneru w w ~
PAYNE Of Virginia I Park Aoenuc H0tetU Bisnop w.
D. walker of Dakota Erorsu Uo,,snmH H.
Cicero Price, L. :. Navy y...... tOeWdH HO"so - "
feayiit late L. s. Consul at Mauagua, Nicaragua.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
NEWARK.

Eliza Watson the coored woman who was chareea
with setting fire 10 the house Of Theodore Ball. No. 81
Kearney-st where she was employed servant, was
tried YESTERDAY Testimony for the defence prOduc
ed 20 prove that she WAS church at m. and did
not come away until the next day The nre was
was discovered at 10 D. ILL., The prisoner was acquitted
John otto one Of the soldiers who raised the United
states hag Fort sumter in 1861, died at his house
No SO Gordon ST. on Tuesday night. He was a.member
OF the United states Heavy Artillery and WAS forty-
nne years old when he died. medal commemOratlhg
the raising the flag in the possession OF his family
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
cUARGE or ATTEMPTED BRIBERY.

Aurust Stalp, a liquor seller, told Police
Co,nui.soner Mctave yesterday that Policeman Brcn-
non had made several Efforts TO induce Stap TO Withdraw
nts cnmnnint against Bremen Offering him $50.
stoIn had charged Bremen with clubbing him without
cansc Stalp told tho Commissioner that hc did not wish
TO prosecute Bremen crimlnaily
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
nr,vvopK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ii, 1850

descent OF the slide in company with several % @
into large wood sled that was crossing the Sue anu
broke his leg iu places so severely was nc
hot ~ 60 fsored anpuaton will he necessary. NOT
the sad resnlt OF Monday evenings sport
as many people we're the hill on Tuesday night as oe
Snra ahbnt II o'clock Daniel Wood was steering a
tobogran on which were nine men, and when hall way
dawn the sde the obo .gan turned and Mr. Woods
leg was caught and broken just above the Khee'
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
NEVIS FROM The SUBURBS.
PART OF A LARGE FORTUNE STOLEN

PART OF A LARGE FORTUNE SloLbN'
into nosscsslon OF 500 000 has lost small fracloh vi
her wealth on Saturday night small saIe IL III ns ner
house was robbed SJO6. Justice JOhn A. bogaTt yes
erday issued warrant for the arrest OF william Hsnry
Freeman a seventeen-year-od coored DOy WHO ia na'
been employed by Mrs. Blakeney, but who Is now miss
ing Freeman trying to change 700 DS III Sy hon
on sunday night and is strongly suspected Mrs Blake
ney is the mother of famous Madame MuZaru, "ho
graced the court OF King William OF Holland
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
COMBINATION PARLOR CAR AND SLEEPER

A steady stream of railroad men went through the
Grand Central Station yesterday to q new car
which is a parlor by day and sleeper by night.
1t is called the Cleopatra and is decorated i'll the
Egyptian style. 1t also has the appoir tments OF
bullet car. by day it looks like a luxurious parlor
car, but when the passenger wants u go to bed
the numberlcss mirrors that adOrn the sides of the
Ierths. The chairs screw down into the fOUr.
Spring mattresses are taken from the little closets
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
yoryG ATHLETES snow THEIR SKILL.

The pupils of the Adcphl Academy, one of the
LARGEST schools Brooklyn, gave their annual gymnaHtc
n"iintion last night at tho Academy Building, ST.
I,nr. n ace and lafayettcayc. twenty-five young
from The collegiate department. dressed In costumes OF
a"inns colOrs took part In the exercises Miss Sands
n1 Miss Jones gave exhibition OF their skill In fancy
ai,h swinring All those who took part In the eNhibl
ron we're amateurs trained III the college by Dr. W. g.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
STATEN ISLAND.

WEST NEW RRIGHTOS.-The ferrvboat Marthas Vine
yarl of the staten Island Rapid Transit Company, was
run into by ferrybOat River Queen near west New
brighton at o. H. yesterdty, and had her port guards
cut n up to the cabin bukhead There were many pas
sengcrs board Of the disabled boat and much excite
mcut prevailed for few seconds No persons were IN
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11

Port CnEsTER-J0seph Tracy, " scab" moulder
with several companions. entered Mctures saloon OF
Tuesday gh and demanded drinks for the party ihe
rc0ucst being they began to flourish rev0ver
and Knives Oicer Parker arrested William Hamilton
and warrants were for the arrest OF Richard
Hamilton, jr., and Joseph Tracy.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11

that were behind the mirrors brass rods drop lnIo
their places and the beds are made up. / ne % wnoio
tons less tnan a Pullman sleeper in addition TO tue
advantages of convenience good ventilation ETC.
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now TO REACH THE BURLINGTON CARNIVAL Il.
Nh n,,,I;nCton Coastinp lIub intends to hold

q carntvnt nf winter sports, beginning Monday and
lasting for several days Great prrp'at1ns are pclns
radn IN Tho Mace The Central Vermont Railroad Com
nanv IN continuation with the Hudson RIVER Company
viii sell round trip tickets at $40, good III February ~
These xcur.ion tickets be bought after Today unt
Fehrnary Is Traus VIII leave tho Grand Central sta
iinn al y a Id nnd G.BO y. M
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11

Jobn Roosa. There were also representatives
present from the Pathological Society, the Surgcal
Society, the NewYork Missionary Sa, S0Giey and rn9
facnltv of the University Medical College, Bellevue
College. the College of Physicians and Surgeons
and St. Luke's and the Presbyterian Hospital
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
LONG ISLAND.

GRAvFsEND-The Prospect Park Fair Grounds have
been bought by Ivde Il Bchman, theatrical managers,
OF Brookyu for 100000. Il proposed to form new
racing association TO use the track
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

HENRY B. HYDE. Pres dent.
, W ,rEyAHDER JOHN \. STEWART,
rorrs F1TZGERALD JOHN u. JONES.
,Txpv , UURIBUT r. /. KENNEDY.
~ - ,,,porAND EUGENEKELLN
W A. wHEELOCK, RNhLlUo y. b|''7'
,IrNpv nav GEO. G. MAGOUN
,,,pCvrrrS uARTIIY WM. B. KENDALL"
,oUN sloane SAMUEL BORRDWE.
n AZ ,TEX .NDER Il. WILLIAMSON,
Cu,uxCEy NJ D-PEW WM. WALKER,
CHARLES q. LANDON, q. W NAIlloN,
,I[<pv : rERRIlL l.. W. LAMBERT,
,'In,,,S = YnUNG b. r, RANDOLPH,
',nnTpruI,ss j. r. ~ NAVARRO,
n.v,vt n IoRD j. J. MCCDOh,
JAMES NJ HALSrEAD, '" WI INV '.'' w., W ,'A''
HORACE PORrE", ALAN
-. ,cv,NnEp WM VI BLISS
Parker HANDY, !, DE- HA'r', ,,,.',r
OLIVER AMES. =, ,,.r,
FUSTACE G. FtTZ, H. "' "obOo'''
s. H. PHILLIPS, -, n.
b"StOIE ~ ~
THOS. 4. BIDDLE. HI fAi n' u '''' p,..
GEO. II. STUART. -"""''',s" "
T. DEWITT CUNLER, GUSTAV u Foi,'1 49,.
ihtlddelDhid. ""'
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
NEW JEPSEY TOWNS.
wEsrCuESrER COUNTY.

GUrTrSBERG- Michael McCreery. captain Of a canal
boat lying the Chemical Works pier, has been missing
since Tuesday, and 1t Is feared that he Is drowned
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,

Earl & Wilson's f. g. w. brand or Mems
Collars and Cuffs are the best sold evsrV~here.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11

OF which the proportion contributed Jas com
puted) by Policies in general c,ass. is $"L4'ooV 10
IN, nv poIcte. in rontine clas s7l67oO 90
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11

Beware of a sioht irritation of the throat.
RrnmmeIrs Cough Drops give immediate relief Wholesale
House lO5 ana 4l0 Grand 1t.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
MARINE INTELLiGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rses q So SETS 20 Moon set'. - Moons age d.
HI8I WATER TODAY
4 tW-San3v HOOK. OOl Gor is.t1i. 03{ Hell Gr! 222
PR-sady Hook. o - Gov ls.nL ca Hell Gate 2;L5
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
Announce luensA
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

~. urrsro WIS SYRUP should always
C{fIpRRN TgETHING. II sooHEs the CHILD soFIRSs the
CURES WIND COLO. and 10 the
evnepX FOR pIIRRICEA. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11

DIR. Piercc's Favorite Prescription is the
debilitated womans best restorative tonic
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11

Tor, LIABILITIES including legal Reserve on
all uexisung policies per cent Standard sj262lis 81
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
ToRoGGANING CAUSES BROKEN LEGS.

Since tho recent fall of snow the people of Long
Branch have been enjoying the sport of .0DoS
On Monday night DR.. James slocuin While making inc
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11

,r,non the New.York state STANDARD. ~ per
cent, the Surplus IT, a. ooupu''u'
sl7,495, 329 40D
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11

14I Lexington ave. between 2ptb and 30th sta
Hours 10 l. TO 7. Diseases OF the Nervous system
Genito Urinary Organs. Impotence and sterudv.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11

SYPHER g. co. cOntem'
platinq removal on or about May ll
and beiag desirous of reducing their
large stock, inpite the inspecti0" Of
buvers and the public generally to the
oreat BARGAINS nOw being C6erea
IN every department, comprising CAB'
met FURNITURE, BRONZES3
MARBLES, TAPESTRIES, SILt
YER, PORCELAINS, BRlCAj
BRAC, de-, dc.
$50 Broad,Cay, cor. 17M-St
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11

W. csrtiry TO the eorrls Of ne ADORE calculate" of no
rss,rre AID surplus from MS surplus tie usual dc'de"ds
riit be MADE.
GEO. W PHILIPS, ,,,,oy,,s,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11

Total uudiS idcd surplus. over -Four per - -.
cent Reserve d"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
SLOWLY INCREASING me HOSITTIL FUND
These additional sums have been received
MONEY FOR THE GRANT MONUMENT.

The Grant Monument Committee reported
the following subscriptions yesterday:
I,, ihe Second NnlonnI Bank. Red BANK, ". j.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11

Liquid Bread contains smaller percentage
OF alcohol than any OF its kind De icate tea
and nursing mothers use II with lmpunly Ash So
druggist or grocer for II.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11

ASSETS.
pou,. and MARRIAGES. .............. sIGjss 332 81
New YORK Real Estate, nclud ing the Equit'
able Building and purchases under fore
Iosrra ...................... s.36O7s2 81
United states Stocks state stocks, City
stocks and other Investments 2o4Io-o' "a
Loans secured Bonds and stocks market
ino 81 o;o ss-, ........ l42O,475 90
Real Estate outside the state Of New-f ork
uo,o,'- Rn',1ngs IN other cities 4255,2s6 80
Cash In Banks and Trust companies, al H.
terest ami IN transit since rece.yed.. 4stsO'o 81
Due from Agents account Of Premiums. lCs'-so ~
s62Os7,jI3 sJ
Market value OF Stocks and Bonds over book
- ...... 2l93,s64 %
Interest and Rents due and accrued..... oltoIl "
Premiums and in process OF collection . -.
uess premiums paid in advance, S-9s5oh.. 5'o''4f w
notrrai Premiums ............. l,36l,O54 20
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
BROOKLYN.

r,o Crosstown Railroad Company, which uses only
-, , car. has agreed tO increase the pay or drivers
from 40 cents To - cents u trip
nic1rrh Mahnkcn, who was declared Insane after he
,tiiad Dctrich Strilens, three years ago through
I,',s. nf hi4 WIFE and who has been cured at the
fic, Insane Asylum taken back to brooklyn yes
ty Tnr District Attorney entered nOllc prOscqu
In mis- ease and ho was released.
mo nov Democratic Excise Commissioners have be-
s,r chambcr proceedings In the matter OF appica-
n ,n thrn for licenses Only the persons Interested
arc admitted To the hearings
Corporatinn Counsel Jcnks has given to Mayor Whit
, an nninou In regard to the rights of the salvation
a. - II states that parade the body must secure
from the police authorizes en- week days,
vtc ON sunday paTadcs are pcrnls lbo To ana from
Lien n irou5 worship provided there ~ no music or
Js,urLtuy noise. Outdoor meetings may be held
n, uTonrr ucrn II secured from the police aud
,hn noiice are required To arrest diSturbers.
ci,v Ind,c George g. Reynolds wa unable To remain
in cort all day yesterday, having ovcrtaXcd his strength
for tho last two months.
p,rn,rd Kane sued the Manhattan Elevated Railway
nnn,ny to recover 10000 aS damages Tor an assault
led ON him by three employees of the company at
hn Gnnth Ferry station April %, lss Tue jury yes
trrluy returned "A verdict OF $1,000
Tho iury In tho suit OF Benjamin Marshall against
nrgc to recover $1,000 Tor tho alienation
of bi wcs affections, returned avcrdlct for the de-
fcndant yesterday 80
pr,rcnol Frank Stevens OF Grammar School No. T. In
YORK charged OF his pupils. John Coiv' ago III
ern of No 1876 Brdgos IN the Clty Han Police Court
Win throwing ut hm on January - atter being
rrprmaIdcd for disorlcrly conduct . iho boy also
t, lay for hm and Kill him. POllcc justice
W,lsh warned the behave under penalty oil pun
ishment and suspended sentence
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11

ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
WSsLows SOOTHING SYRUP should always oe nsed % ioa
CHITDRFS TRFTHING. the CHILD. soFIENs tle
GUNS ALAYs CURES WIND ColIC and IS the btbr
REMEDY DIARRHGA. Twenty-Five cents a 0ottIe'
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11

"EyangclInc" will he gwen for the l50th time
M the Fourteenth Street Theatre tomorrow even
inc the longest run ever attained by any Droduc-
tlon at that theatre. Souvenirs, IN the FORM OF
handsomely bOund piano forte scores oi Inc oRcr'
etta will be presented to those attending. Inc
composcr-mrna.cr. f.. +. Rice, will conduct an en-
argrd orchestra. The merry piece Il received WIN
continued favor
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-11-11
COGIING! COMING!
The Mighty Monarch of All
Large AggFetiOns-JOhn 3.
Doris Great IntGF-OCean
ICircus, n ISeunI, Peer
siess IA enag9rie and
Elevated Theatre
Stage.

At Pulaski Wednesday, Nov. II.
This mammoth show comes here with
strong endorsements from the entire
press wherever it has exhibited. It's at
fractions are exceedingly numerous,
and every promise made by Biz. Doris
will be carried out to the letter. No
show in the county can surpass the
great lnter-Ocean in the extent and
variety of its features, and always di-
recCing carefully to increase the facii-
tiles for the comfort and convenience
OF its patrons, has, at :last, brought its
circus TO its present vast dimensions,
and is now regarded as second to none
on the continent. There are Just fifty
acts to be seen in the ring aud on the
elevated theatre stage. These acts en-
brace, besides the.grand circus perform
anccs of wonderful riding, bling,
vaulting, leaping, high ladder maneu-
veTs, presenting thrilling and startling
achievements, classic pOsturing, troup
of French bicycle riders, twelve genu-
inc brawny Turks, the siberian roller
skaters, seven champion clowns, led
by Johnnie Paterson, the Ram bier
from Clare, especially engaged for this
season james Robinson, the only man
who rides, who alone possesses the on
Y
world, belt, and medals o. France,
Spain and Russia and is now more ceIe-
brated than any other equestrian, liv-
ing or dead, and his merit and claim to
first place as q hOrseman remains I'M
challenged to-day the Fisher Brothers,
the flying mcteOTs OF the air; Misses
Sallie Marks and Ella Stokes, the we'll
known eQuestriennes, are among the
stars-these famous artists are so well
and faVorably known that praise is
simply superfiuOus, as they have no
compeers; KatamOpa, queen of the
reptile world; three Seigrists, aero bats;
Mile. LiZette and lie FeVro, flying wo- |
men of the air; La Roa and Ruge, con-
tortionists; Rice Brothers, horizontal |
bars; Clarence Robinson, champion !
hurdle rider j. f. Batcheller, champi- |
on leaper OF the world; Riffia Bey, !
Turkish knife tnrOwer, the trained ele-
plants and educated stations. and |
dozens OF other features go to make up
a show that eclipses in extent and
merit anything the people OF this or
any other section have ever observed.
In addition to the foregoing there is to
be seen in the great Inter-Ocean Mega
therian Menagerie almost unceasing |
numb ers of beasts, birds, reptiles and
marine monsters. Open dens Of wild
animals VIII be exhibited free OF charge
)n the public streets. The grand stIeet
parade takes place daily at 10 a. IN.
Don't miss it. Six different kinds of
bands will discourse the popular music
IF the day. One mile of sumptu0uS,
goldens chariOts. \ gay
suite of ladies and gentlemen. Hun
lreds OF handsome horses, ponies, etc,
rableaux and Mardi Gras carnivals
represented in this marvellous pag can
ry festival. Cheap excursion rates
m all railroads. Doors open at l and