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5l Boston Sunday post, yj vr My riMk 10 tonight: COLUtlBIAim BOSTON THEATRE. BOWDOiNV CHAS. F. .4.4.. 4 AKSUNAE! GRAND Sunday Evening, Jan.

7, me rM at JAN. I JU ATA. WEDXEHDAf aATVSDAT 1 (Eskimo for "Good Testimonial Benefit I Kb A 17 jP 15 vjfc UK. J. A.

CRABTREE, MANAGER. 1j i F. it. Pipr.n. niTM.

Mivinirii i Positively Last "Appearance of H. a rlea's Comle Aetor, MISS' FOR 1 i ir. Mi irt irm, na aj bsi "Wy tr tf tt 1 BSSSSBHBMMPSHgflHBMHBSMHaS JOHN kDO YOU ANNA EVA THAT Hi IV MP, i PURE i BURLESQUE OX If Realise the fact that our present unique and julte out of the ordinary exhibition an be seen but all days longer? We can never hope to excel this novel show, and the enormous attendance the past week compels us to Every Evening at 8, Wed. and 8at. Matinees at 2.

jrt prince vrj II OIXE Believe in Luck? HENRY E. 4 la thai Merry Eeelrleltjr, IMgEEEI DUBLIN. ALL EW THIS SEAtOlT. Vt NEXT WKF.K. i UTr.

svnd Mrs. Oliver Brros, TR kflCAM'r OF AFJSICA. Si IBBSl SB BHBBJ Si And the Magniflcent Organization, IB I' Cn 'O BIG BMR lt LESQUE IB NEW YORK THEATRES. ATTRACTIONS NOW RUNNING In the Captl 1 Or, Te Statue, Te Miller Ye 4 4 a BW THAT 1 CITY. tr.c EMPIRE THEATRE.

1 HOYT'S MADIHOlt 8QIJAJBJB THEATRE. llOTT A THOMAH. Sole Managera NEW MUSIC. SPECIALTIES. A Batch of Novelties.

Creat Cast of Characters. SEATS SECURED TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE. Mat. sets. CROWDED NIGHTLY.

5 I' OYTf3 it Mm A TEMPEEAN0E TOWN. P'y i. 1 PALMER'S THEATRE. re. TIRED aPsE El aftlal K' TO.THfc it1 COLUMBIA THEATRE AND SEE THE' FUNNIEST SHOW ON EAUTH, Bnndoi Tkoaas.

TOMORROW BEGINS THE 2d Week. 1 It will make you laugh as ypuc never have laughed before. If you're sick, It will make you well. If you're well, it will make you sick with laughter. EVENINGS AT 8:10.

Matinees Wed. anf Sat. at 2:10. i Seat Selling Day and Night, three weeks in advance: ROYAL MARIONETTES Intreduetiir his beautiful Mlnlatnr "Hieatre. with a atage alne (eat loog, four (est wide, wits new soeoery.

(ul figures Over three fast in height, consisting ot 'ft, Comedians, Clog Dancers. Double Song and Dance Artists. Character Change Artists. Funny Clowns. The Original Dancing Skeletons.

Marvellous Jugglers. Grotesque Chinamen. The nost unique sntartalnnenta that can hs secured foi Schouls, Oburobes, U. A. It.

lusts, r'nlra, ete. nils entmaiamMt ercupina rram nrreea i thlrty flv. minutes, and Is full of pleastos and lausfhahia aets, svhtcb are so twallstlo aa ta astonish all beholders. Kor tsriaa. dates and further Information, ad Geo.

E. Emerson, Box 93. Chelmsford Mass. BOSTON MUSEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING. EDWARD I.

B08E, Director. rostto raslTsd Wsdaaadai' Saaatday, lilt a.ai. 37 OOUHT tQUARI. CBS 11U11 A Twenty fifth Season MM TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. 9.

With the kind permission of Managers Eugene Tompkins, R. M. Field, Isaao B. Rich, B. F.

Keith, R. B. Rice and O. B. Jefferson, Rlaw A Krlanner, tbs following artists have consented to appeart ,5 Jn." MR.

JOSEPH JEFFERSON And his company In "Lend Me' jlvfShiliiiigs. MR. THOMAS W. KEENE And iiis ompitny in'ihs Trial Scene from The Merchant of Tenice. 1 4 SBSSSMHSSBSSSBSSSS.

MISS MARIE JANSEN And her company In an act of Delmonico's at 0. MISS CAMILLE D'ARVILLE, Song. "Mona." MISS JULIE MACKEY, 8ong, 'Iou Can't Loss Me, MR. C. B.

SHIRLEY, Tenor Solo, "In The Verdi Quartet of Boston In Vocal Selections 4 if 't THE SHOE AND LEATHER 4 'j 'i "Vv MINSTRELS, Under the Direction of Mr." HARRY J. BALLOU. i. TAMSORIWrS. TVTRnLOCDTO.

BONES. 11. W. Drew Wm. Ilotts'nan W.

Moiistoa K. Bnfllngtoa A. K. Joy C. F.

Cranrton llarryMuller Mr. Fred U. azro W. B. Fox .0.

1. Snofford Chorus H. V. Pratt i A. C.

Trainer of aw. Cary w. t.rfonnson 104 Toleea 104 E. Wlnsor Curtain will rise promptly at 1 o'clock. HlPFllsa.

Boston Philadelphia STEAMSHIP LINE. SEMl Fiwaa tei WealaeaslHir smMI SastsirdaT. A sssamer alwara on the berth and ready ta recall fretehu Steamer YndlM. from Central Wharf Boston, for fhUadelphis. on aauirdar, Jan.

6, av 3 p.m Steamer stitArme. from Phlladelpnia for Boston, Tuesday, Jan. it, at 9 p. m. Prele lit for Charleston.

Savmanah and Wllmtnctoa per stenmsr. and Wert per r.U. forwarded free of ooiuni.Mion. lnsnranee at offlef. rass.se.

SIO. Bound trio tlckeu. gig; meals and room. Included. Vat freight or piMsaes spply to r.

r. WING, ArA, Central Wharf, Boston, K. Ail 180 Treasurer and (ien. State etrsst, risae BI4g, lias ton. 3T" WnAaraaa.

SAVANNAH LINE, Ntff England and Sannnah Stunshlp Co. Jlreet Savlllea Frean ILewl. Wharf ITKBT THVBIDAT' AT 8 P. BffH Or by the Kew York A Kew England Railroad. Metropolitan tsteamsnip company sou nouna tine, te Kew Xorsv thence via Ocean Steamship Com psny, Oooneotug with Central Railroad of Oeorpla and Savanaah.

Florida Western Hallway for all a no slate ta Georgia. Floriaa, 'Houtn carouna, Aia Baiaa aad Louisiana. For freight or passage ap nl ta A. P. LAKB.

DeW. SAMPSON, Agt. r. w. y.

ari. jemrai Washington st. 300 Wu.hlnjtton st. UlCUAitDbOM A BAUNAKD, 10 Atlantic ave. Canada.

Atlantic Plant Steamship Lias. FOB HALIFAX DIRECT. BUT OWE STIOIIT AT ISA. aa. Hllf" averv RATI' DAY at HOOK, from ftAVASXAll flEB, 01V1U SIDK LSW1S WHARF.

Low thronith rates. For tickets. rates. A apply st onlos of 1'lsnt flrsteia, C8 W.slilngton 8U XOl. 290.

gO, 88J Wattiiniitoa Old State House, er HICIIAKD80N A MA UN AMD, Uea. Agents, SO AUaarle talepbone 17b. MMkeasaessmiBMe INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP CO. Portland, Kastport, CaUla and St. Joka.

iMinra imm Comfieretal Wharf as follows If en Thai p. m. train of the It. M. lb It.

Will ooniwc WIMI iwtllini mm wwu Tiekele Ull was i ngion streei ana wwienw. wffi Km A. WALDKO. Uenl Ages, FOR PORTLAND JHUsg't'lt SMI BAIT. MUiaeeh ftteei re of this K.lne leave ledln ek.rf.

dMlly, ei A ejsisMisyereeieei. Threuah Tieketa mmm U8a8 vmrnmrnrnm te tetterler Mlets J.F. WII.I.IAMBJ. Aveai. MAILIOADs, NEW YORK NEW ENGLAND.

Through Train service week days, unless etberwies IIOHM. i i 1 ee.atl, IntKs. Time table, snowing loud and through trains can he ebtalnt At bKket THAI KM LKAVK B08TOX FOB' K.w Y.rk a m. Parlor ears, diulng car and eoacnea, Kr Vark T.OA m. via Norwich line.

York M.SO exp a mi, via N. V. A K. Rd. Klreeo ann Wert via Krie k.k..

b.su exp am. Krwbure. Fl.hklllOMflnlM 8.80expam. Hopewell tl uoetloM8.30 a m. exp, 7 pm.xp.

I.ughkeewle 1 lm exp, Brewster e.SO a exp. lwleyvllle .0 amexn. FlHlnvllle g.SO a expt 19.00, 8, 9.30 nt exp. 7 i nap. IsanbHry S.SO a exn: tpm exn, striMoi ana mew ssruain e.au sap ami ix.uu, 7 in exn.

A HO a expt 19.00, 8. 7 exp. Hartford mi pin exp. Kekvlll nil 8, M.HO in. A'Hllmwntle 30 exp a Hi) 1 M0, 3.

8.80, 7 lutaaa 8.80 exp a mt 18.00, 3.30, 7 exp, 7.08 pai. Norwich .30 exp a tut 19.00. 8.30, T.0,1 m. Kew I.onloa 8.texnanii 12.0. S.SO.f.

OA pm. floiithbrtdee. Vhtrg.30 am; 8.30 in. iiarkatoNe a.nu a in. in exp; n.su, i.uepm Weoa oekt H.HO a mt 8.ao, 7.o.

nt, FrwvlUeiire a.HO in; 0.80 iii. Fawtarket S.SO a nil A.80n m. Valley KalU a.80 a mj 1S.80. 6.30 m. JUllfora a.fiu a mi is.su, s.au, ri MHklin T.n.'v.

a.HUfjRjunu m.ao, a.ati, 4.8(. A. HO. 7 exit. T.DA.

8.16. 11.16 in. HValpole 7.6n, 8.80 a mi 1 3. 20, 4.30, 6.30, 7.uo, a. to.

ii. to ni. rRXTRAL 1HVIMOX. Lsve lUaton A Alhxny rnllrostl depot. Boston, tut Illeklaudvllle and Uuaer Falls.

M.66, 7.66, 10.20 mi 8 D6, 8.1)5, 4.46. A.I7, 6.66, a.ta, ni, tu. to pm. a to.ua ami a is.ea. a 6.16 in.

Medall. Hlllls. WNway, Weat UnSwar. WessMM kel aiu intermediate stations 7.66 a lui iar.16, 8.36,6.17,0.16 pm. Hft.lAnm.

gaaraMsr n.sa nm. an.innm. imiiv. ineiuntna aunosys. a annanvs emr.

Wednesdays aad totuTdeys at 11.10 am. Instead of 10.16 pm. Seata in aarlor ears. Mate room, en stssmsrs. tienets and tnformatloa obtained at nfflee, 893 WAHHINii Toy STREET, or at Depot, foot at Summer street, Boetaa.

Uea'lTreaeMaa'g'r, VleePreet. ti.n'1 ras.Agt, In a Religious Illustrated Lecture on ISPIRITUALISMI aA THEOSOPHY In the broad gaslight on tbe open stage In one part. i NO CABINET USED With yew and Startling Expert" "p.f ments, THE SPIRIT HAND" will answer any question. MATERIALIZATION 1 of forms, bands and faoes. COMMUNICATIONS received for peirsons la tbe audience.

Tables will Float In Mld Altv majr other experiments nerer before witnessed la Boston, POATi Miss lay was given heart? anolause at the oonelustoou of her feats, and her seance was one of. the most satisfactory ones she uas ever given nere. s. The 6LOB1! say.i The greatest skeptics wouia oe eiaggerea ny tne instantaneousness ox her manifestations. HEKALIit The entertainment wan a surarls lng success: many marvellous feats were per i formed, all Jn the brurht lisht: altoc.ther It was bhlghiy enjoyed a large, and syoapatbetlo au aience.

ry i RECOSlb If Miss Pay is a sleight of band performer, she Is clever; for there is no clew to "bow they do it." There, It nothing like the el borate appacatua and light and shadows or Kella'r or Herrmann. Many of tbe audience be ueveo miss ay genuine. 100Q Reserved Seats, 25o. Orohestra, BOo. Box Offlce open at 1 o'clock today.

1 Doors open at 7,. commence 8 p. m. THEATRE Washington, near Boylston St JAMES W. BINGHAM.

Manager Commencing Tomorrow, Jan. 8, CITY SPORTS BIG SHOW. The Talk of the Theatrical World. MORE PEOPLE, ARTISTS, A0T8, COSTLY C08TUME8, BEAUTI. FUL LADIES and DAH0EE8 THAN ALL OTHER COM PANIE8 PUT TOGETHER.

Mile. Zittella Chrissie Sheridan. Queens of Burlesque. DtTRA MAZUZ AND ABACCO EXTRA. The Famous Baretti Troupe.

MATT FLYNN, PHIL SHERIDAN, ED POWERS md SNYDER and BUCKLEY. THE GREAT SOHLKt And Corps da Ballet of Thirty Young Ladles. IMPERIAL tltlO AND MAMMOTH BURLESQUE, THE KING OF SPORTS. Kew Music, Songs, Dences, Marches, Bte. CHAMELEON BALLET, lied and arranged by tbe great Hohlke.

from Imperial Theatre, Madrid, introducing all the young ladles In Grand fistpauola Terpslcborean fiitrava ganaa, full of sentlntental situations, surprises, ami cllmases. In conjunction with this act the famous and celebrated French Statue Ar tints, LsUltDO wlU appear la plastic noses. Tbe Funniest of Comedies, I A HOT NICHTTI PERFORMANCES DAILY AT 2:30 and 8 P. M. PRICES IS TO 50 CENTS.

CASINO BUILDING Tremont Near Doner St Monday Jan. 8, Worcester vs. Boston. .1, Wednesday Jan. 10, Worcester vs.

Boston. Thursday Jan. 11, Brockton vs. Boston, The Amateur Polo League Teams will also play on the same 8peelal Ladies Monday Jan. 8.

Boys under 15 years of age admitted for 15 cents General AOmission 25 Gents. CHTCKEBXX9 HALL, JAM. 11, tS, at S. PACHMANN THURSDAYS. NEW PROGRAMMER aad aaals ai KAIVKT A Caa, 181 Tramontslrsst, LYCEUiVI Great Games; 0 Tk were' certainly in excellent loci' lt July when, while doing the fjj caco affair," to see and seenre for Nhl very date, that notable group of North Pole representatives, who re Journeyed 6400 miles from thetr faraway homes to that recent Fair of VU Fairs.

AN I Opes from lO JL. M. until lOtSO 1. M. STONB SHAW.

Sole Proprietors I WE WERE I I III LUCK I To bs able to engage so Inter WERE I esting and extraordinary an nt I link I tractl'tn as these Genuine and WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION ESKIMOS A That WORLD'S FAIR ESTXBABY, COLUMBIA PALMER. With lie MMlketv "tTHK.M With their Dogs, Sleds, outlnndtsn Hunting linplemeiita and Hnrtoans, Boats, Fur Oar tnents. Sleeping Bays, they form one of the oddest and most interesting sights ever seen here at this abode of unusual exhibits. When we distanced all oompet ttors and corraled PiutesBor. rente's Entirely Urlglnai and Only High School of 1 WE WERE STAR SIMIAN CELEBRITIES.

IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN JIMMIE 99 The Monkey Snake Charmer, Don't Procrastinate! (let There. That's Alii! It's the Itoariug lilt" of the Season. In Fant There Isn't Any Doubt But That TRICKY, JIMMIE" WOULD MAKE A HORSE LAUGH ANU The Monkey Swimmers IN THE AQUARIUM AKK FILLY AM BIO A WOUDER. These Are the Farewell Days of The Wonderful Professor Mercer, f. The Astounding Zat Zam and Kowra, The etartlinr Mxioaa Kuife Hurlers.

I WE WERE I IN LUCK When, we were enabled to eon tract for the services of the following Variety Uutrtainers. unty uoui ones: Petrie and Elite, Harry Blake, The larles, Retardo and Parker, sle Hardman, Griff Wllllame. Ramtden Bieters, Leonard and Fulton, Flora Blake, Petri Ripley and Collins, Annie Rellly, George Fisher Brother Cthardo. STAGE SHOWS HOURLY. DAY AND EVENING.

IO CENTS ADMITS TO IT ALU VI LEAD: Wi HE VIS F. L10W AT STONE'S "CENTAUR," MAlf tlORJl AND HALF MAM. FIRST TIME, AUSTIN STONE 1 fi I A 11 rating Burlesque, Maiden land Te Xordly Tlllaln. IRVING, yi of the Great. English "Actor.

HARVARD; NIGHT. UBBSSjB BOSTON THEATRE. The list of talent that will appear only at this theatre, this evening J.W.KELLY, WARD and YOKES. vt FLORRIE WEST, MISS KATE DAVIS, EDDIE CICUERE, GARRIE TUTEIN, THE ORIGINAL HARVARD QUARTETTE. Alloa C.

Hodgdon, Bertha Slleby, Joba Z. K.allr ana a Grand Orchestra. Best Seats, 25, 60, 75 Cents. Box Office open at noon today. fiiusic hall: Jany.

9 and 23 1 fiS 1 Eb Recital. Seata on Sale at Boi Office. PRICES, $1.50, $1.00 AND 50c ALEXANDER SALVINI His Company of Players WItL APPEAB MT New Bedford Jan, 8 fallKiver fl Tannton 10 Providence Jan. 11, 12 and 13 New London 1 Jan. 15 Uorwioh 10 Willimantib 17 New Britain 18 Naw Haven ,10 New York Jan.

22, for two weeks SEVENTH ANNUAL BANJO CONCERT or THR BOSTON IDEAL CLUB, reople's Church. or. ColuuttHis Ave. and Berkeley St. VKIJIAY JCVKIVIWCI.

Talent Boston Meal Clubf J. William Mary of New York, Humorist aud Hasiio; The Automatic Blectrie Hanjo, W. II. Oilman, inventor; The CV4e Children, Banjolsts: Mr. J.

Frank Ikonaboe, Pianist aud Organist; Ladles' Crescent Club, Institute of TeclinnUwy Cluh, Rverett Olub, lng wood Club of Jklwlfoid, Kuterjie Chb, Bo. too dies' Club, Krllnse Club ot I nn. The nttove olubs will ooiupete for a 150.00 oratvand 25.00 Second ca.h prUo. Tickets i sale at tiff Winter street, Room 10. This, advertisement and 28 ouuta will admit bearer.

4. BANJO CONCERT, Thursday Evening, Jan. 1194, 8 o'clock, BOSTON MUSIC HALL. A. 0.

BH0ETI8 aad a Oraad Amy of Btar Talent. Tieket. nt Ho.ten Mnsle II a 11, ClAreaee Itwsbury, a Aitaioioa .1. A. C.

FAIRBANKS'S IITH ANNUAL. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. A. U. BKXrcii, Msnager, OKI WEEK Januarys.

fv Dan MoCarthy And his own Company la the Rambler From Olalr. Ilatlnsss Thursday aad Saturday at S. Bvenings at f. Or Wesk THE BISTB1CT FAlB. ,1 GRAHAM COU Piano DIXEY as 1 Impersonation BOSTON THEATRE.

ETJOENB TOMPKINS and Manager One Week Only," Commenslng Toowrrow Erenlng. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, I JOSEPH Jefferson Hi Bouolcaolt's adaptation of Washington Irring's exttulslta Sunday Night, Jan. 14, 00L. R. DTGERSOLL 'will, by request, gto bis famous lecture, ii THEGODS." Seats at regular prices at bos offlce.

mm. IS The 10T01C TIIEATKC TAl'OETIUi! COMPAKT ALL STABS. Doors open nt :80 and 7:30. Begins at 3 and S. BOSTON MUSIC HALL.

eSSBBWiSWaSS i THE ST ODDARD LECTURES AND MATINEES. laecat AsdlrseM mmm ValiMsielosl AuntkuiOasaa. TOMOEfiOW CMONDAT EVENING). Also BATUEDAY MATINEE, JAN. 13.

THE HEART OLD JAPAN. A sequel to the charming lecture of last week. POSITIVELY IJkBT TIMK8! Language fail to describe lieuuty mt lllus aswltttsie. pjr The sle la lrg that eoats should laarlhly aeenwMl lNSvdvne. Beserred seats, $1, Admission, BOo.

2fsS Woek rniFTA. ilUltUlTT NORTH, Managers, BOSTON MUSEUM. wMii. IAST WE5K OP MR. TUUXAS W.

KEENE Monday KICUEI.Iir. Tuesday and rrkUy KK'If AR III. Wednesday Mstlnee I.Ui;i XI. Wedneeday Eeenlnsand aiurd iy Mailnet VElt CHAXT Or VKNIVC (in 6 wis.) Thursday MAII.KT. Baturday JivenlngOTtf UMtA.

MONDAY, JAN. 15. ilAirreu Tbs KersaB)tliW Cossedlata, HERRMANN TUB BEAT. WMt mm ICsiUr NEW ASSAY OF MYBTIO N0VELTXE8, Amm my MMI. HERRMANN In liar Bewilderlna; Rpeet ieular Dane) Cfrentlons, A LA E.OII3 FII.LK.

Sals of seals begins Tuesday, Jan. 0, RipVanWinkle PACKED TO THB UOOKS K1UHTLY. RICE'S Surprise Party. The to iDate Attraction. Bar net A Pflueger's Spank ing Aoveity.

Crowded with new fe'atnrea. Bice's '1492 Columbian Guards' ftlsrcn. HIFPIirC. Star Line. IT li.

as4 iteyAl'Mistl flne tn veentews A.trerseo, aalllMg every Wedneaclavy. Lowest winter rates sre now In fores. Satoon rates. Ion of 60 nod npward, aorrttng to steam and looation be rth. seoond M'Aa on steamer.

Teutonic and Ma Jestlc, 35 and f40. These nre the finest In the world and eoV lectlvely is tbe fastest fleet orosslng the AtlanUs. First and second itin MocomniotlaUotia unsor passed. Sailing every Wednesday. Kend for passage rates, sailing lists, caMn plans, etc E.

A. ADAMM A Agents, i 115 state st.oornr UroadsU, Uooa VslltsMl Stistee eed Belgtn.H Mnll atemee te AmtwersH Mil in every Wednesdsy aaloons, staterooms, mnoyine and bathrnoms amid. hips, Anply for "Facts" for travellers' ns. X. A.

ADAMM Jtt A6ESTH, US mtmtm mu, vis JirtMMl 1M UestsHS. BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. The regntar winter aerrlea eosamenosa with tin UKK I KUIOII. 17 i LAKE WINXI'KU Jan.8l lake ostabk. leu.

and every fortnlrnt. Dlscharglna cargoe nt Mrstle Wliarr, tbe terminus oi lue Boston aibius it. B. system. Apply (o E.

A. ADA Ms 4 Geu'l Agents, 116 State street. Boston. BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. Unless nrevented hv unforeseen clrcnmatanosst Jan.

Jan. 31 IT GE01tiIAX. Feb. 7. fail.

84 Feb. 14 Kor freight apply to W. If. LIKCOIW ia Aaeats, 114 State trees. CUNARD LINE.

BOSTOX TO LIVERPOOL VIA QTEENSTOWJl From Canard Wharf East Boston. Pavonia. Steamers frees Kew York every Saturday. First Cabin, geo and upwards. Second Cabin, f8S and upwards, according to steamer and location.

atecraae at low rates. Draftaon England. Ireland and Sootlaad.v For freight or passage apply at oompxnr's efllee, Sff State Sfa AiXAKaKS MAB.llK, Ageat. WARREN LINE. FOB LIVEBPOOL.

Steamships are talc tided to Mil iron Boston aafoUowat MICHIGAN. Jan. ANOI.OMAN Jan. 88 9 fAHKM 87 12 Jan. 80 16 i NORSEMAN Feb, 8 ROMAN 80 CAMUHOMAN WARREN Agents.

Milk S)ree4. AMERICAN LINE. New York, Southampton, londoa. Paris, Jan. 10, 7 :30 am New York, Jan.

84, 7 Phertest and most convenient rente' te London, PssMiiesrs land at Empress Dock, avotdlaa laooa. realence and exposure of uanafer by tender. First cabin naasam to Southampton. London or Havre. SUO and upward, aeeordlng to aleameri Seeontl cabin, 35 to SU.

'Nteerags at low ratea INTERNATIONAL NAVIUATION Bowline New York. 1. U. CALMER, Agent, 8 Oil Mate HouM, llustoa. CHAriTS ArllNErTWORTATIO)! SrcArnsKiDs BetWcra.

alltag trans Boetaa every' Taewlay, Tara Slav aad aatarday a o'eleek a. as. Beoelfs freight for sit points on Tenn. AOs. Air Line, Atlantic Coa.t and Mesbosrd Air Line, Kana wha Despatch A O.

K. Ballimore A Olua K. aVCi and Cuiniierlaiid tiap Despateh. lo HsltlniAre. fir olua.

810: sseond elaas, fS, 14 To Nertolic. HraUilaM, i snvonaeuistv.gi. Including inssle end uitrom berth. Tkikau to all uottiu Month and West. 1 1 A.M.

GRAHAM. Mattery Uptown office 880 Washington street. eVC. WHiTNEV. Tra0e SalUsaora.

CLYDE STEAMSHIP CO. aiessasaeaBBasaaa Gmt Sontlieri Freljrht snd Fajaeif er Line, Clifti'lestoi. Blrees Beato ta AU Fetata South Carolina and the South The fltrt comprises the following elegant steamers, one of whteh la appointed to sail I mm 1'W 89. East Mirer, New Vork. evf ry Vedaeaday and Friday a a.

att im CHtHOKKK, gtVlNOLK, YEMAsMEK. Conaeotlons iioia ttoston and all Easteia peiuta, f.OW MATE. PBOMPT SsCMVICB Bills of ladla aad all information can he obtained at oinee of the line, SMt vVashlngtaa Mostoa. J. A.

FLAXUKRN. Eaalera AfsaA TUAO. O. BOEB, TraSle Manager. Bawling Sxyaaak Jfasn Taatsh White Beaver Line, LeylandLine TREMONT THEATRE.

Evenings at 8. flat. Mat. at 9. MR.

HENRY IRVING, MI8S ELLEN TERRY, and the LONDON LYCKUM CO. Every evening (Moept aaturuy and at the Saturday Matinee, ts KING HENRY VIII. King Henry Mr. William Terrtss Wolscy Mr, Irving Oueen atberine. Kllett Terry Nttirday Mght, iM.

18 "niii ElXtkM Wee of Jan. "Klna Henry Vin." (Imt Tluie; "Oharlea (By ltequest); Krt Nights and Mat. The Mvchait of Mat. Mgut, "The Ions Wall." Seats now on tale. BOXING CONTEST.

SMITH VS. RYAN. Tueaday Night, Casino Building. TiQk.te en sale at Heard's Agency. ,48 West i.

tit, MONDAY, JAN. IS. I tl.

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