THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 18C7.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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I JOB ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS K OUTBIDS F AO CSV,
T GcAKDIAWg OF THB TooR. A itftted
meeting of tbe Board of Guardians of the Poor
Wat held yesterday at the oRIcn of the Hoard,
Seventh, above Market street. President John
M. Whitall In the chair. The Home Aent re
ported tbe census of the house for the week
cndlnit Batuiday, Nov. 9, 1807, as follows:
Number of Inmates in the houe at 12 o'clock,
801.3; name Mojo lat jenr, J!i'J2; increase, 71;
admitted within tbe Inst two weeks, 227: births,
17; deaths, 22; discharged, 101; eloped, 38; In
dentured, 1; number granted lodgings within
tbe last two weeks, 114; liumber granted meats
w.tbin the last two weeks, 335; male Insane de-
fiartmcnt, 216; letnale insane department, 428;
o al nnmbt r in insane departments, less assist
ants, COO; total number of maleJ, 13S5; females,
1C78.
The Out door Avrnt reported bavins collected
for support case, $1203. Tbe Steward reported
the house receipts at $23"81. The Board of
Visitors reported havluir afforded the following
relief duiin? October: iriuulei,tal, $8(P3j;
medicines, $3!i8"20; eroceries, fl4Sf75; cotil,
$151 7b; wood, $2710. Total expenditure,
$2144.
Number receiving out-door rcllnf: Atnrri
rens, 00!'; foreigners, b91; children, 108(5. Total,
3170.
Jlr. Field offered the following, which, was
adopted:
Jwso'ved, That tbe PrcaMent of the Cotrd be
ftuthorized to sien a withdrawal cutry for
nlcohol from bonded warehouse, and have the
seiil of the Uoitrd allixed to tho same.
The Hoard then went into au election of an
apothecary for the Seventh D-strict.
The hrst, ballot requite 1 in a tie, when, on
motion, tbe election was postponed until the
next meeting.
Mr. sewer offered tbe following resolution,
which was tid op ed:
livi-oivcd, That Councils be requested to ap
propriate tor tho use of this board the income
ol the several trust funds authorised oy la, to
be (Ht-buised by Hie (Juarcliaus ot the l'oor.
A number of communications from medical
gentlemen wete received, offering: themselves
as CHiuiidutcs fir the position ot obstetric physi
cian, lately icsicnnd by l'r. Penrose.
On ballot, Dr. l'utry was chosen to fill the
position.
The requisitions of the steward and manufac
turing department were read and grautcd.
Adjourned.
Meeting op the Finance Committee. Tbe
Finance Committee, at their meetinir la.4 eve
ning, had before them the bill making an appro
priation to the Fire Depaitweut lor 1868. Tho
appropriation of $2000 to each of the steam fire
engine companies wa agreeJ to. The lollowing
named companies were stricken out ot the bill,
and no appioptiation made for them: Tbe Co
lumbia and Friendship Kmjino Companies;
America. Dilipcnt, Cood Intent, Humane, Liu
coin, Marion, Neptune, IVnusvh ama, Perseve
rance, Plnenix, Uingirold, Robert Morns, Schuyl
kill, Taylor, Tivolt, United States, Warren, and
Wai-hinuton Hose Cooipauies; Columbia, Far
mount, aud Moyauieusing .'tea n-lorcing Hose
Companies; the Lafayette, Niagara, South Peun
Hose; the Empire H ok and Ladder Company;
the Excelsior, of Frankford; Franklin, ot Frauk
ford; Columbia, of Gt rinantown; Washington, of
Ceiuiantown; Ueiman'.owu Hose, Uniou Hose,
sud Mantua Hook and Ladder Company; the
Good Intent ot'Ko&borou.'h; M'ur,t Airy; Union,
of Hisiug Sun, and Rescue Hook aud Ladder
Company, of Frankford ; the Congress, of Chei
nut Hill, and the Kingsesting Engine Comp.v
iiies; the Witsahickou Company.
The appropriation to tbe W'a'.cr Department
was reduced $27,000.
The Tobt Office Carriers' Service. The
following will show the greatly increase!
amount of mail matter delivered and collected
by the letter-carriers of the Philadelphia Post
Office during the mouth of October, 18ti7:
Number of mail letters delivered . . . 532,861
Number of local letters delivered . . .259,108
Number ol newrpapers delivered . . . 17o'829
Numoerof letters collected from lamp
post boxes . 769,115
Ibis exhibits an execs over tho work of auy
previous month duung the existeuec of tao car
rier intern m Philadelphia to tbe following
extent:
Fxcess of mail letters delivered . . . 35.000
Excess of drop letters delivered . , . 4!,Oyo
Fxccss of newspapers delivered . . . 20,000
Excess of mail letters collected from
lump-post boxes ....... . . 169,000
Tun Philadelphia Water Works. Tho
following statement shoe's the operations of the
rhilxdelt'biH Water Works duriug tue month of
October 4ast:
Hall. 0 Water A vrrage No. of
Work. J'ainpett. UaUt per l)ij.
Fall mount 7 1 1,0110,212 21.002,910
Belli J lklll J8-MHM50 6 OVi.Hit
Delaware 49,4I2,7U0 l,8,r,8iKi
21th Ward 61,755,000 2,OS,S,woo
Ueimantowii Il),llli,i00 02,742
Total 1,002,007,082 31,000,2118
AMUSEMENTS.
American Academy of Music Mariha was
delightfully rendered last evening; by tho Rich
ines Opera Troupe before a large and fashiona
ble audience. Mrs. tieguin as '-Nancy" and Mr.
Campbell as "Plunkit" fairly divided tbe honors
of the evening with Miss Caroline Kicbings.
To night Amber's romantic opvrn of Crown Dta
monds will be presented, with, tho new dresses,
and allot the vocal brilliants. This opera was
honored with an i rumen ee audience on Friday
night, and is now one of the most popular in the
ripirtoire of the Kichings Troape. Those who
beard the French company in the work will be
agreeably surprised at the excellence of Miss
It'.chlngs, Mrs. tieguin, and Messrs. Castle,
Penkes, and Campbell in this opera. To-morrow
(Wednesday) the Doctor of Alointara will be
pre-cnted. On Friuay, MarUana for Mr. Camp
bell's benefit.
"Mauie Antoinettf." Mrs. Bowers made
quite a bit last night in her new play. The
sceuery was really grand, and tiie effects were
unusually fine. Mrs. Bowers' playing of tbe
part ot "Mane" was admirable, and fully equal
to Riston except in artistic flnlh. We were,
pleased to tco the house crowded, an unmual
thingfl,ra"iirstniL'ht." Marie Antoinette may
be pronounced a brilliant success, aud we uve
no doubt it will h ive a long and pioitabie run
nt the Cutsnut. The management deserve credit
lor the. mmner in which the piece, haa been
placed upon tbe tiage. The preseut dia'uatiza
tion is not .to .elaborate as tuat ot Uiacometti,
but has all ot the effects and st irtling hitiutiooi
aud is arianeed with moro rational solidity.
Jin. Edwin Fobhest appears in Damm awl
fythlas this eveuina, Bt th, Wa nut, imported
by Miss L. l.e.'Mr. C. barton H.U, ami alt'ot u.e
company favorites. To morrow tvYednesdav
iletamcra. J"
"3urf," at tbe Arch, cecms to increase In
tiODuluntr. It is indeed a very idea-uut mmou
and the acting of Mrs. Johu Diew and her cam-
pan; is very cne. iTtoay, oeneut ot Mrs. Drew,
Saturday afternoon, in answer to universal do
maud, nrst Surf Matinee.
At tuk Circus, Tenth and CaUowhlll strecti,
a splenuid entei tainaieni is offered to-nigut,
embracing everv species of acting customary in
the "cireh?." Mr. William Larue continues his
matchless feats of horemauship, supported by
many lust rate mule aud feiuale equestrian
bi UMes.
Wk ard pleaed to anuouncc that tho cele
brated Dunyan Tabieuux are to remain for a
few nights more a' National Hull, in Market
gireet, below Thirteenth. No ouh should in us
this tieautiful moral and instructive exhibition.
Concert Hall. The success of the great
Wacaiuner auu inoy lasi niiiut was complete.
Tbe.sud ence appealed continually delighted,
and one bundled lucky persons bore away
hand-fme el lis. ad attractive programnio
again this evening,
llm U ashler's Concert yesterday after
noi a was a complete triumph. About three
thonsand nersons crowded into Concert Hall.
and several hundred holding tickets weie uuable
to obtHin adiuujelon,, Aj; iucu pemoua ar u
formed that their tickets will be received at (he
recond concert nrit Monday afternoon. Mr.
Hsssler was astonished at the popularity of hit
plan sroong tbe music-loving citizens of Phlla
dtlpbta. He promises to give a programme,
continually Increasing in attractiveness,
throughout tbe season.
Mr. Mark Hassler has under consideration
numerous requests from friends and patron,
for establishing a series of Sunday evening
sacred concerts.
Mrs. BmnoNS as ' Laot Macbbth." To Miss
Edgeworth Mrs. Swidons relates an incident in
her career wbieh It was worth going a long way
to hear from her own lips:' she gave ua the
history of her firt acting of 'Lady Macbeth'
and of her resolving, In the sleep scene, to lay
down the candlestick, contrary to the pre
cedent of Mrs. Pritchard and all the tradi
tions, before she began to wash her hands, and
Hy 'Out. vile spot!' Sheridan knocked vio
lently at bcr door during the live minutes she
bad deslied to have entirely to herself to com
pose her spirits before the play began. He
burst in, and prophesied that she would ruiu
herself torever it she persevered in this resolu
tion to lay down the candlestick. She persisted,
however, in her determination, succeeded, was
i').Hiiui'u, ana pnenn.iu oeaeeu iier pardon.
She described well the awe die felt, aud the
power of the excitement given to her by tbe
eight of Burke, Fox, Sheridan, and 8ir Joshua
Reynolds in the pit." KdMmrgh Review.
Mr. Jefferson has born making a sensation
at ClliCA!70 1n llU tnimitnhln norunnnllnn nf 'I?in
Van Winkle." The critic of tbe Chicago Jlrjnib-
(u.-n fujs: -re nave seen Klstori as 'Eliza
beth' Booth as 'Hamlet.' Charles Kean as 'Louis
XI,' Forrest as 'Richelieu' I.nnillp Wooti.rn n a
'Leah,' and John E. Owens as 'Solon Shingle,'
jei we uave never seen so pertect an absorption
of the Identity of the actor into the character
assumed as we did lat evening. Mr. Jefferson
was not only excellent, but perfect; and to our
mind stands to-day the greatest actor in the
woWd."
The Chicago Tribune allude3 to the promi
nence of American lvnc artists abroad. It suva.
"The best concert siugcr in Europe, Carlotta
Patti, is of American birth. The best light
(.opmno singer in Eurone, who only last tatur-
uuy maue ner tnumpnuni Uvbul in Loudon,
Clara Louise Kellogr, is an American. The
uesiuouirHiiu singer in Europe, fliorensl, is an
Ameiicau, aud if they are not satisfied with her
w e can send a still better one in the person of
AUL'iaiUC J. illlll JJS. "
The prima donna at the Vienna opera house
is Mad'lle Dustmann, who is said to be an ac
complished singer and a conscientious actress
and is possessed of a useful soprano voice of
reuiarsaoie puiiiy. ine great trouble with ber
is her excessive stoutness, which has caused the
postponement ot Gounod's ftomeo and Juliet
i.u next year, as the part of "Juliet" could not
well be confided to a lady of motherly aspect
snd ot over one hundred aud eighty pounds
weight.
Vienna, which calls itself the musical cani-
-i1 i.. t . . -
iai oi r.urope, nas not as yet a respectable
opera house. A new aud tine building is now
going up, however, which is to beopeued next
jear. Its exterior Is said to be grand aud im
posing. By a singular oversight no arrange
m. nts for ventilation wen made until the walls
were up Hud the roof on. This has been reme
died at considerable expense.
Galifjnani complains (hit "Madame Benoi
tou.'Mhe "Grand Duchess"' iho ''Biche du 13ois,"
and "Les Petils Creves"' possess puch attractions
for the stranuers in Paris that the resideuts are
deprived of their usual variety of amusemonts.
Mr. J. S. Clarke docs not seem to have been
Vfry successful iD his first London appearance,
as "1 e Boots " in A Widow HmU. The fail Man
Genetic, which criticizes him rather severely,
admits, however, that it is hardly fair to judge
mm uy nis periormance oi one cnaracter.
rVvunt A,.l,;il I)n,.r,ll l,.,oK,,.,.l f,
V U H 11 U A1U.I1V A I'UH, 1111 ''11,111, VI UlURl
Albom, thesinper, lately died al the asylum of
Dr. Blanche, to which ho was icmoved about
two ears ago.
The nctor Coudcr, who "created" the part of
rolfitin," has just cied at Wiesbaden, of intlaoi-
iu hi ion oi ine lung;.
cnnt.i.n nl tC. w lli'iiinnu utirl uill uci;iut Inn i-nii.
dents of that fever-desolated city to recover their
iciiuer gajeiy. iney appear ai tue ai. tnarti.'s.
Bull Against Bear-A Scene In Omaha,
A crowd of about four hundred men, woaieu,
and childreu repaired to the fair grounds iu
Omaha one afternoon to seen a Oght betweeu
the grizzly bear and Mexican bull, which had
been extensively advertised. The two animals
were secured to the separate ends of a chain,
and this was secured iu the middle bvalons
rope to a strong stake driven firmly into the
ground. At about 3 o'clock the bear was let out
ol his cage. Tbe moment the bull saw bruin ho
made fiercely tor him, knocked hiru down, aud
irampii a nun oauiy. inree cr tour bouts of this
kind occuried, each time the bull having the
advantage, until at lentrth he thrust one of his
hoins into the bear's mouth. This was toorauch,
ana oy a poweriui euort tue Dear broke his chain
and tiied 1o escape, making directly to the spec
tators, who tad foimed a rine around the arena.
There was immediately a terrible confusion.
women streamed, cbildien cried, men halloed,
and made the most hastv Dre Durations to cetout
of the way. The hubbub added to the fright of
ine near, to mat ne couta oniy rear upon nis
bams and paw about, until bis keeper, a Mexi
can, caught him with a lasso, and got him back
into bis cage. Tbe Mexican then offered to ride
the bear tor a purse of fifty dollars, or he would
ttht the bull with a knile for one hundred dol
lars. Nobody seemed inclined to invest, and
tJue exhibition closed.
A Parallel to the Howland Will Case.
A correi-pondent writes to the l'atl Mali
Guzeite; "fonie years ago a gcuUutnujfc was
pued by one of his friends before tbe civil court
in Rome on a promissory note. The defendant
pleaded that the signature was a foru'ery. The
judge deBired one ot the attendants to suminon
luio, a wen-Knowu scrioe, wuo turnuu nis live
lihood by n riling letters lor peasants and making
out petitions for alms asked by some ot his
neicbbors from the judge and other wealthy
pertous. Toto was desired to turn expert, and
help the judge to ascertain the truth ot the de
findaut's plea. The plaintiff' had brought with
him au uriquestionable signature of the de
I. ndant's attached to a letter, and the case was
adjourned until Toto could make hi report next
morning. Without any hesitation ho said: 'If
the court will lay the promissory note upon the
letter, it will be found that the two signatures
cover, poii.t lor point, tho same spaee, and as it
In impossible for any man who writes freely to
make two signatures so perfectly identical, I
am sure that the promissory note was not signod
by 'the defendant, but tlint his signature was
traced from ills letter.' Tne, J udae at once de
cided in favor ot tbe defendant."
SAAC D. . EVANS,
M 4NI t ATUU U AND DEALER IM
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MARINE TELEQRAFH.
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ALMANAC JTOB PHILADELPHIA THIS DAT;
nir RmMMMM..MMHt.a-4XMnoN S-47
iVm t)KTm....A ilHl9H Witi. 1-29
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TKADK.
- OMTVItY OOH MITTCI.
CLEARKD TKBTERDAT.
BtenmHhlp Rtnrs and btrlpee, lloluiea. Havana, Thos.
W all" on A KiiiK.
Biii()iie Juna Cbaee, Chase, Antwerp, I Weslergaaid
w Co.
Barque Annie Aogusta, Davis, Ouantanamo, O. W.
BertiiiOeii A Bro.
Bi'r J. K Khrlver, Dennis, Baltimore, A. drove. Jr.
bt'r Beverly, Plorce, New York, W. P. Clyde A Co.
Tog I t. os. Jeflt-mon, Alien, lor Baltimore, wltla tow
Of bargea, W. P. Clyde A Co.
ARHIVKH YKHTKRDAT.
Bchr Julia Weeks, Vaurtersllce, 1 day from Port
Punn. wllh grain 10 Chrlsllan A Co.
isienner Cii-Rter. Jones, 'a hours from New York,
wllh indue, to W. P. Clyde & Co.
HteHiner Tarory, Nichols, 24 hours from New York
With milK to W. M. Baird & Co.
hleamer C. (mniNtnek, Drake, H hours from New
York, with incise. I W. M. Bulrd A Co.
Tug Tnos. Jellerwn. Alleu, troiu Baltimore, with a
tow oi harges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
c, i . MEW OKA Nil A.
Hhlp Westmoreland, Hammond, henre for Illo Ja
hKl' pP,,k,f I't. 21. lHt. 10 N.. Ion. 21.
bhlp Htratlord. Meyer, lor Philadelphia, entered out
at Liverpool 2Gth ult.
.Mr,l!"f,),.lp Jula, Hoxle, rrom New Orleans lor
PMiadelphia, at Havana Mb Inst,
frieaniKiiipMaxon. Alallhews, lor Pblladolphla.salled
from Bi-ston nth Inst.
iTirTulu iJ""'el Cornwall, Todd, hence, at Antwerp
Barque Mercfttor, T.lnderman, for Philadelphia,
Cleared at Liverpool 2!Hh ult.
Barque John Boulton, Lindsay, from Richmond, at
Illo Janeiro nh ulu
Buique lUlliloii, 8orhy, hence, at Itelvoet l".th ult.
Barque A. K. Boyd, Grllllihs, from London lor Phi
ladelphia, nt Deal 2etb ult.
Barque lBanc It. DavlH, Hand, nnc., remained at Rio
Janeiro Ot li ult.
Brigs Hernia. Rlchman, and Tellus, Oregersen, for
Phllailelphia. entered out at London Mil. int.
Brigs Kiedona. Hiulth, and Aurora, Jollymau, hence,
at lleivnel 2Uh ult.
Bilg B. Carver, Myers, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Bangor Uti Inst.
Hchr Kllte. henee for Petersburg, was aground Id
the Appaniattoz 7lli Inst.
bctir A. O. Dearborn, hence, at Charleston lnth Inst,
Hchr Beading Jilt. No. 43, Anderson, hence, at Alex
andria nth hint.
fcichr Jos. Hay, Keen, hence, at Wareham 8th Inst.
' t-clirT. W. Ware, Abdell, heuce, at Richmond Bin
InHuni.
Kclir T. J. Trafton. Talpey.lienre, at Boston 9th Inst,
hchr 11. W. McCarthy. Howell, from Lauesvlllo for
Philadelphia, al Ha I em 8th Inst.
hchr Hnruh Bhelnorn, Blizzard, from Wilmington,
Del., at Hlchmond 9th lost.
Hchr M. K. hmltti, Grace, for Philadelphia, sailed
fiom Wareham 7th Inst.
Kchr 1 7.ar. Hammond, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Bangor 7lh Inst.
irchrB T. Lake, Adams, and Northern Light, Irelon,
for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence MIU lust.
Hchr J. B. Van Duseu, Moore, heuce, at New Bed
ford Mb Inst.
Hchra F. Nlckerson, Kelly; J. n. Moore, Nlckerson;
and Aruerlcfcu Kagie, Miaw, hence, at Providence 8th
li, stunt. . , .
l-rhr Kllen Matthews, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Wareham I'th Inst. . .
bebrs K Derail. Jarvls: A. 8. Cannon. Cobb; L. ana
A. Bnlirock. hailth; I. H. Wamwriglit. Brow-.-r; A. A.
Andrews. Kellv; M. Slandlsh. Rich; Hestiess. Baxter;
M. Keinhart. liand; H. A. Hammond. Paine; Surprise,
Beers' K B. Kmery. Young; J. MoAdani, Willard; A.
Garwood Godfrey: M. Mulvey. Rimers; I). 8. Mershou,
I)Br.-; Phthwny, Haley: C. Hill, Cheesetnan; Mman
tieo. Claypoole; J. M. Flanagan, Hhaw; M. M. Weaver.
Weaver: M. Peirln, Blatrhford; E W. Pratt, Uen
d.lck: and i. A. Rogers, prambes, hence, at Boston
'' weam'er Parnh. Jones, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York yesterday.
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7 3-lOs,
ALL SERIES,
CONVERTED INTO
FITE-TWE IN TI ES.
BONUS DUVEBEI IMMEDIATE1!,
PE HA YEN & BROTHER
10 2rp KO. 40 S. THIRD STREET.
e. OECURITIE
A SPECIALTY.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
BANKERS AUD BIIOIIEES,
SO.ISti iniBD STjKO. HASSAU HT
FUILADKLPBIA. I KW TOMt
Ordert for Stocks and Gold executed in rhUo
delvhia and New York. 1 1
GOVERNMENT SALE3.
GOVERNMENT SALE.
Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned
Lauda,
Olllce A, A. Q. M. and D. O. biate of Qeorgia,
Atlanta, Ou Nov. 6, IBti7.
Will tie toiu ar auciioii, on tue premises, at
AUOUhTA, UKUKUIA, NOV. 28, ltki7,
the Land aud Iluilillpga known as the
ALCiUolA MACUlNJi; WORKS AND LOT,
together wllh
TWELVE CITY LOTS.
This property constats ot one tract of land, which
the AuuMia canal runs through dlugonally, hounUtid
north hy D'AntigiiHC street, east by Jackson street,
south by AUauiH Blreet, aud west by Campbell street
Its northern and southern lines beitiK aooul six hun
dred and ninety feet, aud Us eastern and western lines
about three hundred aud ninety-two feel, ou wlil h
are situated one three-story brick building, lO0f et
by 60 itet; one brick fuuudry, 160 foet by bZ lent; aud
beveral Buialler buildings.
Kleveu (11) cily k Is, situated on the south sidoof
Adams street, between Campbell and Jackson streets,
designated In numbers 011 the pluu of Iho ollvof Au
KiiHlu. made by William Phillips, as 17, la, 21, 16, &i,
'il, ii, 26, !M, and 'li.
tme irluugulur lot of 1.12 feet front, on the south nUle
or l ci wiik street, between the Augusta caual aud
"lligbl's Foundry."
'llie iimcbine works, lot, and bulUiugs will be sold
toi'etber, the city lots s. parately.
Also, at tbe Hume time aud place, will be sold four
(4) Irume buildings, lou luet by 41 feet, and unu (I)
frame bullilliig, i! by 15 feet, ituated on Hie grounds
ol Hie Klclimoud County Academy, Telfair street.
For furiher parliculars In regurd to this property,
Iriiiulra at this olllce and that of llrevet Colonel M. L.
Fillers, corner of tJreeu aud Jackson streets, Au
g uni a, Ueorglu, where the plaus of the property cau be
""Terms cash for all the property except the machine
works unil lot, one hull of which will be reiulred cnh,
and the balance in lour months,
bale to commence ut II o'clock A,rMVATf)ON
A. a! Q.' M. and 1). 6.,
j 11 ist Rureau It., F., aud A. L.
QEORCE PLOWMAN.
OAHPKNTEUAND DUILDBtt
HEMOVlilD
To IVo.lO-A DOCK Street,
MJN THE nouns OF our nArriNEas
and piosperlty, letoe lememberthe unfortunate and
disabled soldier who saved u a country and nation-allty."-LLNCOLN,
GRAKD POrrLiR MOVEMENT
TO ERECT THIS
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM
FOB
INVALID SOLDIERS,
UNDER A SPECIAL
Charter from the Btate of Pennsylvania,
PANNED MAKCII 6, 1887.
AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PE )PLE.
The oiiject ol this Association Is 10 provide, by pub
lic exertion, a Na'ionai Rome for our disabled mil
lers, to erect an asylum for lliose wm, In their patrl
otiMii, have served Iholr count: y at the et'ein'
llulr lienltiiand happiness; who In tbe batile for the
nation's ll'e were maimed, and are now Incapaole ol
working for their own maintenance, iranco has
her Ito'el des lnvsliiies. where rest tho ashes or tne
great Napoleon: F.i gland, ber Greenwich and Cbel
sea Hospitals, tbe iuiiuer being one ol the lluest
archileclural strictures ever dev led to charity.
RuphIb, Prussia, and In fact nearly all European
countries have niagnlticent retreats ror tne un
lortuiiat soldiers. Monarchies provl le for the
allevlnlinn of the suUerlng caused by war, but rre,
pinsperous Republican Amerlra hss 110 place lor her
crippled and sick soldiers but the country poor-house
or Die slilewnlks ol her crow d-d cliles. 1 bene noble
patriots left happy homes to save our commoii coun
try in tbe hour ol her deep ditres. V e Plw'lfed I to
llieni our laMing gratiiuue, mm "7""".
dependent look to us In their utler nec.l to redeein
iboee uledues They have performed their part. Ve
""joy the res ult ol lh"lr si c.lllc.s. We miwt not he
rec ream to our obligations. It us each devuU. but
a muhIo dollar to this purpose, and the Oeltsburg
Asylum will "fiord the1 soldiers a home an, our
country will be honored by the no le li UI( It on.
'I HE LAND HAS RKF.N 1'UKl.HASM)
By this Association, and Ten Thousand Mllara , h ave
already been paid towards the preservilon of t l e
baitlc-kround-aboot thirty acrei ("Jlulng the site
of (bneral Meade's Headciimrlers) have been set
l"fr.Lb.uiJ'!;A. Oct. 2S. 1S67.-
had, fiora tht lime to thls-and knowing the great
and crying necessity ol the case, the shame of leav
ing our disabled veterans u starve or beg, I hereby
W' .'?r..T.V...--.7C ..,.. ...lu ami II .
most corniany luuiimo "'i"
1 ave all the eld or my tongue, pen, and influence.
Very truly yours, CHAHLtH (J. II ALPINE.
(Prom the Postmaster-General of the United States.)
I recommend to all Postmasters thai they shall aid
this truly benevolent aud patriotic enterprise.
A. W. HAND ALL.
Being satlnfled with the Integrity ofyour enterprise,
we cheerfully consent lo display your diamonds at
our establiBBment. BROWNE . fc-Pil.UI Ml.
October 2b, 1HB7. Nos. 66S aud S70 Broadway.
We hereby certify that we have examined the
Diamond Ooods, 1'earls, Emeralds, K il)ic, and other
precious Hiones, as described lu the list, and liud them
all genuine.
I1HNLK BRO8. , Diamond Importers, No. 20
Maiden Lane, New York.
J. HKKUAI ANN, Diamond Setter, No. 3D1 Broome
street, New York.
In order to promote rubllcconlideneeln the highest
degree, and for the Mirtlierance of this great object,
the Abiuriallun has decided to place the J)"H),U (I worth
01 diamonds 011 public exhibition al the large. Jewelry
F.'tubllhmetit of Messrs, Browne k bpauUling, under
Hie Metropolitan Hotel, iu the cily of New Yoik.
The orld-rer owned yacht "Henrietta" has also been
purchased. The Farm ot liOO acres is located lu .Sulli
van county, N. Y., and Is one o th- Hne.t stuck farms
In the State; has a splendid mansion, aud Is cotaplute
lii every ai tlcular.
There will be l,a'0 '00 tickets Issued nt one dollar
each, admitting the holders to botu ol the
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
ONK AT
IRVING HALL. NEW YOKK. SATURDAY EVEN
INU, FEBRUARY S, Mtitt,
AM l ON K AT
UORTIC'ULTUBAL II ALL. PH1LDELPIIIA,
HATlliUAV EVEN1IG, fEllltlAHV 2-. lw.
On which latter occasion a committee of prominent
citizens will he selected to associate witli.lhe manage
ment lu making Die distribution, to commence on
MoMlny, February iM, at lu o'clock A.M., ut liorlicul
tuial ,N VALUABLE PRESENTS
Will be distrlouied au-ong the ticket holders, In ac
coiduuce wllh the Charu-r mid the lid lowing
blHEDLLE OF AWARUa.
Al' 1 Orand Cash Award ?lno,ooo
it. 1 riulendid Farm tuoo acres) K0.11.K)
8 1 V achl, the famous 'llenrieliu Sii.Oihi
4 1 Diamond Neckluce, 4S Brilliants ac.ooo
6. 1 Diamond Brooch aud i.arrlug (nil laigo
Diamonds) 2o,0t0
a. 1 Diumoiid Brooch aud Fairings (.all large
Dlumouds) 2i,0n
7. 1 Diamond Brooch aud Earrings li.UUO
8. 1 liiamoud Necklace, FrnliauU, Star
Hotting 8 OflO
9. 1 Diamond Necklace, m Brlillains 7,000
lu. 1 Diamond Cross, set iu bilver, (large
Diamonds. 7,000
11, 1 Diamond hi I tie, 15 llrilllauu 6.1x1 1
12. 1 lilainoiid I luster Brooch ft.Ono
Iti, 1 Dlumoud Cluster Brooch 51uoa
14. 1 D amoud and Pearl Cameo ill act lei
Itro cb and I'.urriutts 6,00)
15. 1 Diamond Single filone Klug 4 0011
1. 1 Diamond C.uater Bracelet 4,i,uo
17. 1 liiamoud Cluster Broocu 4,0 .u
1H. 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet i.Oikl
IU. 1 J 'lumoiid Cluster Brooch aud larriugs 4.0 10
2ti. 1 Dlumoud Cluster Bracelet , 40011
VI. 1 DiaUKiud Cluster Broocli 4.000
i2. 1 Diamond Single istone scar! I'm 4,0110
2;i. 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch 4,0
24, 1 D auiond Cluster Bracelet i.iW
20. 1 Diamond Suigle Stone Ring a 500
16. 1 Diamond Fmerald Cluster Brooch a,-rH)U
27, 1 Pearl Necklace snn
25. 1 Pair Diamond Single Clone Earriug-i 3500
ill. 1 lUBmouu trooB H,wo
80. 1 Diamond blugle Slouo Stud 3,1100
8:. 1 Diamond fclngle Bione Fiu 8imK)
82. 1 Pair Diamond Single Stone Earriugs. a.u,,o
83. 1 Diamond Single stone Flu a 000
84. 1 DUmoud Single Bloue Stud u,m
36. 1 Pair Diamond Single stone Studs , 3,1100
8. 1 Dlamoud Brooch (in Silver) 8,00)
87. 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch - 8,000
lis. 1 Diamond Single Stone Pin soon
S'J. 1 Diamond Single Hiouefelud 3 00O
4tl 1 .'lamond Cluster Brooch li.soo
41. 1 Dlumond Single Slone Ring 2 sou
4i, 1 l,am ml and Emerald Broocu 2,5io
48. 1 Diamond Single bloue Pin. 2,500
44. 1 Pearl Breastpin, Earrings aud Head
Ornament - 2.500
45. 1 Diamond Single Sloue Plu..... 2 500
46. 1 Diamond Cross 2,600
47. 1 Diamond and Emerald Oruameut 2,5u0
48. 1 I ill. mono Single Slone Pi u. 200U
49. 1 Diamond Single Slone Ring - 2.000
611. I Diamond Cluster Stem Riug 1,.mh)
61. 1 Single Slone Diamond Klug - 1 600
H 1 Diamond Cross 1,000
68. 1 Pair Diamond Cluster Earrings 1 500
64. 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring. I.dihj
65. 1 Diamond Single Stone btud 1.6U0
6G. 1 Diamond Bracelet i,fr,o
67. 1 liiamoud Single Slone Biug. 1,500
68. 1 Diamond Cluster Ring i.aoo
IU. 1 Camel's Hair Shawl..... 1,500
60. 1 Choice Emerald biud 1.500
61. 1 Single Stone Ring l.fnio
62. 1 Single bione Pin v 1,600
68. 1 Cluster Brooch 1.500
64. 1 Diamond Single Stone Pin 1,5 l
6-1. 1 Pair Diamond single stone Earrings (ioi
6U. 1 Diamond Single Slone Ring S-oo
67. 1 Diamond ami Emerald Cluster Itlog two
08. 1 Diamond Cluder Bracelet, Eurriugs,
and Pin 800
69. 1 Camel's Hair Shawl 8 0
70. 1 Diamond and Ruby Three stone King...... 8 Q
7). 1 Dlumoud and Fiuerald Cluster Ring 81m
7. I Diamond Cluster Brooch. 800
78 1 Fair Dlumoud ( luster Sludi 600
74 1 Oentlemans Cold Watch and Xleavy
Cham W'O
IU. 1 Diamond single Bione Rmg, Slur Setting, 600
76. 1 Diamond and Oaruet Cln-.ter Ring f,uo
77. 1 Diamond Single bloue Piu 600
7K. 1 Emerald Knob 500
7s 1 l'alr Diajuoiid and Ruby Earrings 500
to. 1 Diamond Cluster Ring 4011
81. 1 liiamoud and Emerald stem Plu 400
82 1 l ady's Diamond Set Watch 400
8:i 1 Diamond Single blonu Riug ;m
Hi. 1 Uo il Wulcii 8'0
hi. 1 lnuniond and ' pal Ring 2 .0
n;. 1 Diamond and Single htone:lud li,l)
87. 1 Diamond Single Slone Ring 150
1 liiamoud Three Stiiuu King ir,0
m. 1 Diamond single Stone Slud I i
90. 1 Pearl Scarf Piu 15)
til. 1 Diamond Cluster Ring inn
v. 1 Diamond Single Stone Rlmr 150
83 1 Gem lemau's Diamond and Amethyst
Ring l'.O
94. 1 Diamond ( liiHl'T Piu lot)
H5. 1 Camtoand l'earl Brooch aud Earrings..,, 1. 0
W. 1 Cameo Broocli lot)
d7. 1 liliiinoud single stone Riug ii
Us. 1 DlHinoinl Cluster Ring pK)
tit. 1 Lady's Hold Watch 100
inn, 1 Coral Brooch aud fairings p,o
lol. ) Pair (iamet Sleeve Biiltons.... jy)
ll 2. 1 Hold and 1'eail Hcai l Pin 50
108. 1 ! iiierald Scarf I'm 6,,
1114 1 1' meralu Scurl Pin .
106 to IU 4. Cue thousand copies ol' tho Spieii
r'ldlv Illustrated Presentation work, en
titled the "Tribute U-.ok," at fiij eacli 20 010
11(1610 2114. looo Photograph Albums al (5 euch 6 aoO
Also. liu.OtO Cash Frtseuu, 1 each l'io.ooo
Making In the aggregate 122,104 Presents, va-
lucdat s 1841 950
HOW TO OBTAIN TICK E I'm, Ml'8J0
Orileis may be sent us lu registered letters or post
ollk'e orders. In sums ol 1 to f:5, at our risk Larger
HiiiounlB should be sent lu dralu or by express at the
following
CLUB fiATm
BTIrkelstol addre8t4 6ii 40 1 lokels to 1 addr'stsvM
10 Tickets lo 1 address But 60 Tickets to 1 addrs 48
ilO'llekelii lol add reus 17 60 Rio Tickets to laddr's 85 00
Adrirexa all orders and cmouiunlcailon to 114 tm
OICiTYSBUllO AHYLUM ASSOCIATION,
rno. im ciiEtiUT titmt, Ptuuu,, r'
11,...l.. 1,, K. rcrl nr IliTPA VPU B
lor our crippled veterans, and having P" a "'It
lor that purpose Iu the New ork 1''"t"'
con 'orating some one hundred of our best ciilzeiis as
V.,.' ! r...:".... l,l,'h bill no action has oeen
AMUSEMENTS.
A
MEKICAN A C 1 I) R M v nv umift
Tiii-i ('i'Ue.rt.; .
Will ha trni1iif.rl ... .l-
rorturert. fu, ' 0.T-."
Auber's Charmlnv nii a of
iiue in a season.
inowN DlAMDNm 1 .
Count deCampo:Mvor..V;.. NIL-, rr r,
Don Henrlau J. ni'n
Don Rehastlan d'Avcyrt ..." mV p baSo?a kit
IUbolledo...... .,M RrcAMPim?
I-tWertna Mlii CAROLINE RKIUn!
llanft Mm K RkAWiiTirsx
. TO-Mi,HROWF.VHNINCj';7wednesda),Ui T
. DOtrrOR OF AM'ANTAKA.
FRIDAY EVEMNO. Nov. 1.
BENEFIT OF M R. H. C. CAMPBFLL.
MA (U I ANA.
In rehearsal and shortly to bn prodnced. the
LILY OF KILLAliNKY.
MK. JOHN DTtliW'8 ABC1I BXREEr
THEATRE. Begins at 7 o clock.
'Sl'RI'." A HIT SECOND WEEK.
MONDAY AND EVERY EVENINci.
"sl'HK."
appear. M"",OHN DR.W and all the Company
f-orl Bathing. ACT III. Deep Water. ACT IV.
Ashore. Orand Hop. .av-iiv.
Frldsy-Bi nellt o. Mrs. JOHN DREW.
Siilurilay-First SURF MATINEE.
Admission. 50 cents. No reserved Beats.
w
'Af NUT STREET T 11 Hi A T n R.
' ,";, NINTH and WALNUT. Begins at 75i.
LAST ft I(i II T RUT Til RF E OF
t L'tkllTTM w. . 1. ........ v
THIS (Tuesday) EVKNIND Nov. 1J.
Dnmm, DAMON AND PYTHIA64. '
S: Mr. EDWIN FORREST
1 vd.i. . 6 - M lis HI lie
vori. ""Y v;-v; M r. Ilarton Hlil
eanesday-EDWlN rOUKKST as M.ETAM.ORA.
1 b 11 rM1 ny -T H E (1 L A I) I A I'O R.
hairs secured bIk days In sdvanoe. '
TSJEW niESNDT STKEET THEATRE,
i-N I TUl-SDAY EVEN I NO, Nov. 12. '
Fl iU R'l H WE E lv OF I I IK
GIFTED AMEIUl'AN Alt'llbTE
MRS. D. P. BO vkhh. '
who will appear for tlie second time In a
, . KW PI-AY.
written expressly for her, entiiied
MARIE ANTOINETTE
Marie Anti'lnette Mrs. D. r. BOWERS
Irox's American vakjetf theatre
EVERY iVl-NINO AND bATLRDAY
At'l EKNOON. -a.s
CREAT (OMBINA1 ION TROUPE,
in Orandballets Ethiopian Bnrlesques.bODgs.Dancea
Pantomimes. Oymnsst Acts, eic. '
HILADELPHIA CIBCU8
Corner TENTH arid CALLOWHILLbtreeta,
ftOW OrEN FOR THE WINTER SEASON,
UNDER A NEW MANAGEMENT.
This building has been entirely
RFftOVATED, ALTERED. AND IMPROVED
WITH NEW MODES Ol INGRE83 AND
EGRESS, ROTn ON TENTH STREET
AND ON CALLOWUILL STREET.
A (SPLENDID BTUD OF HIGHLY TRAINED
HORSES.
A COMPANY UNEXCELLED IN THE
UNITED STATES.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Drefs Circle 50 cents)
Children under 12 years of age............. 25 oenta
Family Circle (entrauce on CaUowhlll street).2S cents
Doors open al 7 o'clock. Performance commences
at a quarter of 8 o'clock. Matinees commence at half.
pasl2 o'clock. Doors open one hour previous. 10301m
"VJEW PHILADELPHIA OPERA IIOUSB,
J SEVE.N'l H frlreel, below Arcn.
GREAT SUCCESS OF TUN1SON & CO.'S
MINSTBF.LB. . .
L. V. TUNxsON A CO., Proprietors,
Lust week of
MR. FRANK B ROWER,
the unrivalled Ethiopian Comedian, with
FPU , HORN AND FRANK MORAN,
AND THE LARGEST AND MOST TALENTED
COMPANY IN THE WORLD.
Seats can be secured in advance without extra
Charge.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Commence at 8.
On Monday, the nth, appearance of
MR. JAMES W. BCD WORTH,
the great Dutch Comediau.
Iu preparation,
"THE PROGRESS OF THE NATION,"
at a cost ol Jiouo. 11 j
JSEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH STREET, ABOVE CHESNUT.
THE FAMILY BESOBI
OPEN FOR THE SEASON,
CARNCROSS & DIXEY'S MINSTRELS,
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
IN THKIR
WJUAKD LX11IU-IAN SOIUEES.
J. L. CARNCROUta Manager.
R, F. BIMPBON. Treasurer. 19 Bra
MONDAY AFTERNOON CONCERTS,
BY HASSLERb ORAND ORCHESTRA,
AT CONCERT HALL.
EVERY MONDAY AFl'lUKftOON,
SEASON 1HH7-U8, . .
from half-past X till 6 o'clock,
MARK HASSLER Directing Manage
Sin.le AfluilBSlou Ticket .FIFTY CENT
A Package (of four tickets) ......One Dollar
A "Coupon" or Family Ticket -Kle Dollars
This ticket contains Thirty Coupon Admissions, do
lacbable at pleasure, lor any Concert through the;
ceaj-ou. For sale at tbe principal music stores; Concert
Hall,. and Orchestral Olllce, No. 214 South Eighth
strtet. 11 12
CONCERT n ALL. TWELVE NIGHTS IN
Wonder World, commencu g
MONDAY KVKNIHU Mnn 11
Prof, and M'uie MACALLIsTER, the Great Tlla
31 loo
Elegant and Costly PRESENTS! will ba arfven mu
every night.
Admission, 60 cents. Reserved fteat, 76 eents.
OIF1 MA11NEE, SATURDAY, Nov. 18, on Which
occasion evtry child will receive a Present.
Admission, 2A cent to all parts of tbe house. - ,
11 6 lot HARRY WESTON, Business Agent.
NATIONAL HALL. MARKET STREET,
above TWELFTH. 1
OPEN EVERY NIGHT at 7'. Only three day
more, closing positively WEDNESDAY ft OUT,
November IS. Matinee WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, at 8 o'clock. The splundld moving minor
of the
RUNYAN TABLEAUX,
Scenes SO feet lu width. The line-1 and largest
MOVING MIRROR IN THE WORLD.
From Union Hall, New York city, illustrating
RUN Y AN b PILGRIM'S PROGRESS. '
Admission, S6centa. Five tickets forfl to. Reserved
Seats, 6o cents. Children. 2 cents.
1 1 11 8tJ ROBERT J, GREENWOOD. Proprietor.
TT ORTICULTURAL HAL L.
J!l GRAND MATINEE
By t'ARLSENTZ'S ORCHkbTRA of 40 Performer".
EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON
At halt pest X o'clock.
Vocalist. Mad. 11 USUI ETTA BETIREN3.
SINGLE ADMISSION, 60 CENTtt. '
Package of lour Tickets for l.
To be had at Boner A Co.'s MuslO Store, No. 1102
vnesnui street, ana at the door, 10 261m
CARD. MR. HASSLER BEGS LEAVE TO -announce
that owing to the Immensely large
attendance on his opening Matinee Concert, jester--day
altui noon, al tONCHRT HALL, aud the couae
quonl Impoablbillly ol accommodating his patrons,'
UiUtiyolwhom had to leave, without obtaining en
liunce, therefore all tickets lsxued fos that- dale
iMonoay. Nov. 11), and not ued, will be goodJorihe
r,ext Concert (Monday, tbe 18'h). USJ
FRMANIA OT?PIIFRTT?A PfTRT.TO RE 1
VJT bearsals at the M USICAL FUND HALL, every
SATURDAY, at lli A. M. Tickets sold atlhedoor. j
and nt ail principal Music Stores. Engagements caO ,
be mude by adoressiug O. B AS PERT, No. IM MON '
TFRI-Y Street, or at R. WILLlG'b Muslo Store No. ;
J U21 CU ESN U T blreet. W
REMOVAL.
) K II U T A 1..-B B M p V A
C. W. A. TBUMrLEK
HAS HEKCVED HIS ISUSIO STORE
TO
No. 826 CHESNUT STREET,
a t nwi a. '