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the public ef SepYorE Il IS Al Ies, equal in merit 10 The
DESTROYED BY drs few years ago and IS hshy yS 10
Bostoa and shos therefore who wish 10 ENJOY the only or
poItunity Of looking hentic new o mn,
To seea evening At the large picture sallsfy Gran
ne Building broatFyiy Aemissioa . Gents: - t"-2


|. O. OF Q. F.


4 GRAND FESTIVAL will be held al the rabernaeie
~ THUI.SDiY EYEEISG, Feb. goth. ls4S. IN aid OF
the ODD FELLOWS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, on
Grafton delivered the eloanent
DR.. Z. II. CHAP!S, P C. Master OF ofSfassIciusctts.
The other entertainments Will consist OF chores By vol
untee. members OF thu Ncwf0rk Sacred Music Society
The services OF Mcodeon MeSsrS Nash Comes, Oak
lev Andrews have Seen secured, who will sing OF
Their favorite glees, quarcites, &c.


The "OspheIn Family, well Known, and whose iane
so established have also generously volunteered
their valuable services and Will >s among other avorite
pieces The Odd Fellows Greeting, words by Rev C. c.
Bur- music b 0rphcap> and dedea ed 70 the L. o. OF
O. T. Also ODE written Tor the occasion hy Franklin j.
Olte-son Esq Doors open 6 entertainment 10 COM
.Lcnce At hali-past l.


Tickets 80 ccn;s-and NAV be had witt, the programme
at the Tabernacle. the evening Of the Festivals az Firth
Halls Music Stores, Franklin square ard 59 Broad
yvay the various Lodge Committees the Lodge Rooms
OF BrGbos the Library Rooms National Hal oro either
Of the undersigned. The number tickets have been
limited. CHARLES BCRDETT,1 Committee /
,sf2tr&rn JSo 80 A. TESxnDY, S,rraSscuents.
DALMoS oPERA HoUsE.-.VR. h.vEISS IND ms /
Il TROUPE For ONE WEEK LOyGER-on Monday, /
the Ith Tuesday the lsth and Wednesday the 10Th OF



BurleSque opcra;c Extravaganza. entitled the


SIRGlNIAN GIRL,
In which will be introduced The principal airs from the Be-
hcmian Girl.


To commence with Concert after which will
duced for the first time the unrivaed Mclodoon Band OF
Serenadcrs, and conclude with the Ethiopian BueSIue


THE vIRGISIAS GIRL,


BY the whole Troupe.
Lucy Long alias Lucy Neal Madame Dcp0.
Synha Sue.....S Sisnorina Luscreachia Poorgoosc. /
Aunt Sally .Signpra Since You Dermeo.
Jumbo Juin-- sig. TnanSeni
Spruce Pink. sig Toniatoe !
Old Dad Neal Fannysarah.
Pompey Ducklegs. the ParSon Sig. Mnenino.
In the course OF the piece there will be Songs, Duets
Tros Ouartettes Choru>os also the celebrated Polka
Dance and Grand Ciaop by tho whole company. Grand
Fina!c-Youns Love Triumphant Smiling oh! what full
delight. Take your time, Miss Lucy


First Tier and Parquette, % cents Second Tier, 70
cents; Private Boxes So


Doors open at 6i O'clock Concert 10 commence al 4
o'clock Box Office cien from 10 10 oceck to seetre
seats. u. Jus
GRAND VOCAL. AND INSTRUMENTAL con-
ACERT will be given the Tabernacle, on Friday Eve
ning February 81 which occasion the following dis
tinsu,ied talent will appear: Mrs. strong, Mss Mar;
Taylor, (hy permission OF Mr.. Mchell.) New OK
Meodcons Mr. Oakley, Mr. Comes, Mr.. Andrews, Mr. Nash
Mr. C. L. Barnes Juvenile Orchestra, and Juvenile Vocal
Glass Mr. Jacobs, and Mr. Mpers who will preside al the
Organ and Plane.


PROGRAMME.


PART
Voluntary on the Organ Mr.. Npers
l..


Five Violins. Octave Flute, Violinccllo and Double


Bass. played in a mastery manner by boys


under ii, with little girl Ut the Piano
SoSc-The Fountains Serenade the Flower Miss Taylor


Written for Miss Taylor, by G.. p Morris, ESQ.,


arranged By Francis II. Brown. sung with great


applause Gen. Morris late Concert.
TRIo.-" Lady OF Beauty New ictk Neioceon


This and the other pieces OF the "AIeodeonS'"


Messrs. Oakley Comes Nash and Andrews, are i


choice selection from their Concert at the Taber-


nacle Feb I2tll. which was well received.
SoS Throi he
Cuoars--Thc Pilot - Mr. Barnes Juvenile Vocal Glass.
OF 40 BOYS and Girls which are selected from the


first families In the city, and exhibit musical talent
OF the hrst order. Their music IS beautiful and
effective.


PART SECOND.
ouANrErTE-Lutzow's Wild Hunt Melodeons
TENpERRScE CHANT Juvenile Noca! Class


The beauty and value Of Chants well known;


but the adoption o, those texts Of Scripture that


bear the subject of Temperance 10 this style OF
Music Is altogether original idea and this per-


Torrance by large Choir OF Youth must be Pc


cuiariy attractive.


SONG -"Tonch us gently gently Time" Miss Taylor


Sung by her at Norris Concart, aud rapturoIs'
y appauded.


SoSG-The Forest Queens Nelson. Mrs. Strong
GRAND MARCH Junior Orchestra


Piano accompaniment with four hands. This has


excited the highest admiration.
PART THIRD.
ACCORDION Mr.. Jacobs


Piano Accompaniment
SoNG-My Mother DearS Lover. Mrs Strong
QuARTErrE-Excclsior.. Juvenile Vocal Glass
| TYRoLEAS GLEE. -Mciodeohs
NATIONAL AIKs. Juvenile orchestra
and two ladies'. Forsac the Mirror Office SaXton and
Miles 3O5 Broadway, Burgess and Stringers AtSls MI
sic Stcre the Music Stores generally aud at the Door,
The splendid Piano used this occasion is from the MIL
sic Store OF Mcssrs Firth, Hall Pond 23S Broadway,
| cor,lerof Park Place


Mr. Barnes will give full Concert OF his Juvenile Vocal
and instrumental Casses In a few weeks ~ 5t
A MERICAN MUsEUM-Corner Of broadway and Ann


EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK:
Commencing on MONDAY, Feb lTth, 1915.


SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
Every Evening o'clock, and Wednesday and Saturday


Afternoons ut o'clock.
CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES


One ITecE More Of ths Oivang Outdng.


Madame Rockwell, the wonderful Petrolosist


DIR, c. p. JOHNSON, the unrivalcd Mesmerizer
The splendid and highly interesting Uiorama OF


THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL!
Also engaged, Madame Etns one OF the first VocallSts
OF the age Mr.. and Mrs. Western Mr.. Rener, Comic
Singer.


La PETITE CARLISE, the graceful and accomplished
danseuse.


General Tom Thumbs Court Suit AutOmaton Jugsler,
| Rope Dancer, etc.


Admission to the whole IS cents-chdren under 10 years
| of age l2l cents. 81
NF.W-Y OIiN IUSEC1i-W cdaesday, Feb lgtIi-reg
y iof"anff TIE IL. FoGR PiiSfpR0V WHITE NEGRoEs


VIII give an entertainment consisting of Ethiopian Min
srsy accompanied with the Banjo Violin Bones and Tam
Mr. DELARUE Will give his much admired limitations Of
eminent tragedas and al Introduce some highly humorous
scenes Miss NJ Adar the charming sOnGSless La feite
Amie the graceful dsnceur. Miss Blanchard, the Gecian
! IsI ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
COUGHS COUGHS ]. COUGHs!!! GOUGHS.!!!
" COUGHS ~! COUGHS :! !! he most popu-
lar Medicine that the City Of Boston and the
New.Engand States, for the OF Coughs, Colds Con-
,umpous Splitting of Bood aud alcompltnts of the Lungs
and Breast is Mrs. ". y. GARDENERS INDIAN BAL
SAM OF LIvERwoRT, its efficacy Is already known in
New. by those who have Boston for tho medicine
and still having repeated orders would notice that
Messr A. 3. s D. ) NDS have supply OF the above
invaluable Cough Balsam aud will furnish the
Boston. II up yas 80 cents each with full
directions for use


Sold at No. 70 Fulton 273 Broadway II East Broadway.
l2f


LETTER TO THE
RIGHT REV. FATHER IN GOD,
RICHARD, LORD BISHOP OF OXFORD,
On the doctrine of RoMANIsM, held in the English
Church;