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In Unity Church, the Rev. Rotsrt conyef, ps@@
this morning, will be held t1o me meR9ssn au.rn
The Rey T. p Powell will preach In 1ntla eG
tarfan Church, corner Latin and Monroe stfssaf A@
morning Evening service for tho suno11 1.s4aa I'd
The Rev. c. ". Wendte breaches no1haS
evening tn the Fourth Unitarian Church. ,sut
Chapel serrtce in the morning IN cna1e" ~
Messiah, Twenty-thiaa street.
UyyyERsALlBT.
The Rev Summer Ellis VIII preach II the taqsaltt tt
at the Church Of the ReleeneT, coEnet q "esN
ing.on and Sansamon stzaeta- nj asp
4sy TIL, 2F R5as5 p!Saesiis Tchia,n s7eass
Sixteenth and Eighteenth streets E'en"s 'A"'
4sThe Heyiyal-"
Tho Ray. Edmund Belfour VIII Pfese11 1s,t+ = = ~.
ana 7.3) n m, In the Church Of the HolJ 1sla]s'
ner os North Dearborn and Erie Streets
NEW JERraALEH. n n
Tna Rev. Dr. Hinoard w psesen a. - !. Fiehteses
xtreet Tho same clergyman vii $50 2Iess 2sa. .test
q. n. in the Temple, corner West Msaa,2,s y. ~
and Ogdan aTanuc- Subject: II s1A <1D'
Of LsVl" .....-
The Rsy. Knowles Shaw preaesss morning es9h ~ s,s
Ing in Christian Church, cornef t@ea's
and Indiana avenue.
--''N .11scr1LANKous.
Elder E. H. Burlington viii preseh IN e''"
Tabernacle morn1ng and e1sntng- ..x a,4rstsa}.
DIR. Samuel MA1held WI sPeax sSs T,n, ia 81
t4&1 ~ II H. H. AA0 r. -. \ pf1Y48s
West Madison street. Morning euotS ~ r.ta ~
E1entp9 subject What Riches Can "' 4
0PaYs1 PY1ier uend.u. of peKsth, viii preach 9'@s %stss
ana srentng IN AdvEat HaA, No. III "s1'
street. A IN rro,ehtp 6ot
eee wa Randolph street. An srs invited. arp&
Tho Rsv. n h.s1in ag gFc9Snss sTntao straes. Est
.nhIeet. = sstsn HInder1ng Eevirh" :. r.rro,.n
The Lyeen'' .qsets IL Goo otr.e4 81
Hail. CAREER washington Ard pssp1Asnsa sss'-'
| morning At 1880.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.
I GARDEN CITY, L. l
NEW HOUSES TO RENT.

A. r. STEWART is now building various houses soon
70 completed ready Tor rental and occupancy the
For SIaIi-A large and elegant House par.iy fur
n snse contains % Is rooms win It and cod ba
dumb waiter and all modern improvements o. iirst
FOR Sl:oo-A House q same class IS above, unfur-
nished, with like grounds, carriage houses, sc.
FOR ssOO-A House o. class A. last unfinished
For s5oo-xn attractive House Of 10 rooms ana similar
convenlences, but nniurntshed
For S401-A handsome House Of 10 rooms, unfurnished
but with Ike cOnyeniences
For s250-A comfortable House q rooms vz.-Par-
Tor, dining room, kitchen. bedrooms. with pantries
adaptsd Tor winter residence are Nell loeated with
fine roads and drives abundance 81 good water atmos-
easily 10 be had as In the city Railroad station within
ys henp u he sy by he Fussss anG Eor SIDE
Railroad from Hunters Point Forty minutes ride IN
The large irst class hoel close . the station Is nov
supplied with everything in season. Carriages be
had minutes notice.
city Railroad station 70 W 4 nfSsD iGk MANAGER.
IT YyAcK-A FINE PLACE. six ACRES. GOOD
~ house: 400 feet 'front.' choice Locations spring
water lawn, fruit rent $50 90 Canal street
DEAUTIFUL HOUSE, FIVE ACRES, FRUIT AND
ID shade trees barn and carriage house particularly
walk and South Eorwak address box Is Post once,
Norwalk, Conn.
L,oR SALE AT sACRIFiCE-40O ACRES or FIRsT
GutbyS COUNTY iowa on line Cbicseo and Roef Island
Railroad at 20 per acre onehali cash balance three or
Ave also l61 Acres IN P0towatamie county, In
we'll settled neighb0rhood, county rOad running
stream Of water through It. y per AL plough and)
title perfect For full particulars address r. j. r.. boz
1901 New FORK Post office.
L1OR sALE-A FARM or ON ACRES IN PIKE
county Pa, three miles from MILFORD, half clear.
will divided into plots 10 suit terms casys do a
Farm Of 1876 acres good house ana barn price $500
JOHN STEWART, 263 West Forty first street
L'oR sALE-FARM 10 ACRES, $500; EASY TERMS
In a bargain; In Sullivan county New York! near
railroad schools churches, &c. ~ scres clear Ia grass
balance timber, second growth house, oubuildngs,
utensils &C. Address JOHN MOsELEH, i65 aud 90
Br0oms street, New YORK.
IGOR sALE OR TO IET-AT BALDWIAs, HEMP.
stead, Long Island one hour from New fork, y
Southern RAILROAD very pleasant cottage with
rooms AZ III good order; good hshag and baOilng Ap-
Ply " r. &. BARNLA LIS Chatham, JQuare
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wHITEsTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE
OR TO LET.

IA MILESTONE H. Ito LET, A LARGE HOUSE
w and tore all improvements on best business cor
ner in milestone suitable Tor country hotel and liquor
store first class dry goods Will be let or
sold cheap and terms little sh required. Ad-
dress WHITEsTONE HERALD OFFICE, Nhitestone,
L.
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WEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOX SALE AND TO RENT.


UNFINISHED COTTAGE TO LET-oN OGDEN AVE.
Il nue. westchester side Of Harlem River, on heights
above McCombs Dam location healthy; house has all
modern convenences. apply 10 T.. II. LUDLOW CO.,
No. 3 Pine street or 80 West Thirty. ninth street
ITO LET-AT SING SING AN ELEGANT HOUSE.
with or acres OF ground and orchard; house con-
tains "a rooms and all modern improvements; will be
let furnished uniurnishedi tenant have the use OF
one COW and horses III desired Call ad-
dress GEORGE z. ELDER, Equitable Building. corner
OF Cedar and Broadway, third hoor, room 20
UNo LET AT WEST MORRIsANIA. I64th sTREET-A
Il stylish French roof House, nine rooms with
dem size 0x2 s. lot OF choice fruit trees aud flowers
with platform overlooking Fleetwood racecOurse rent
between $500 and 500 per Inquire at l26 Lex
ing avenue near Fiftycighth street OF PINGS
PlNNEk, iT Broadway.
q STORY HOUSE AT FREMONT 10 RENT-AT B325
u per annum two lots Of land. Apply 70 r Ii LUD-
Low CO., No. 3 Pine street.
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A BARGATN.-THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
"A brick House; - roomsi all improvements; fno
location; 10 minutes from Fulton ferry price So OCO;
terms very easy w. COOK,
235 Washington street Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

EoR sALE-FIXTUREs, MIRRORS GLASSWARE
IL and Plumbing Work OF first class Vino Room
lShe Boardl At 43B Broad way.
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EoR sALE-oIGAR STORE ATTACHED TO wINI
IL ard billiard room; two years lease will be sold fot
value of stock ,2l7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

LNOR SALE-ON MONROE STREET EAST OF BED
IL ford avenue, two three story ana basement brown
stone Houses 20xf2 with extension 9xl3 il rooms
cOncreed cellar under entire building brick furnace
&c: basement contains dining room kitchen, laundry,
storcroO, two large closets large refrigerator con-
Eected with sewer ana having coil Of block tin pipe.
drawing water; buffers sink and pantry fitted up
9Th walnut IN handsome style grant central elevated
first story containing front and back parlors,
with library or sitting room rear OF back paror black
walnut stairs TO second story second story has front
room with alcove room, bathroom Handsomely
fitted up with separate W. q washstand Tor each
room in passageway with sliding doors black wal
nut drawers &C.. in cabinet style third floor contains
and fitted up In passAgeways similar TO
ond story. these houses are surrounded by the best
churches In the city, near the proposed Elevated Rail-
road and within blocks The four best
routes in the city We guarantee them we'll built every
thing being first class Parties wishing 10 buy will DO
well 70 thoroughly examine them and compare with
other houses For particulars as TO terms, &C. call
SNkDEkkR LEE. on premises AT l43 or Las Monroe
street Greene Putnam avenue cars 20 Bedford ave-
nue., Brooklyn. Also one with extra lot II desired
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EoR sALE-HERRING's SAFES, AS GOOD AS
IL new only used twelve months; cost 500: will self
cheap cash Address box 5l0S Post office, New York.
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JERSEY CITY. HOBOKEN, HUDSON
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

Fer safe.
II0TsFg LOTS FARMS &C. AT JERSEY CITY
Ill all parts OF Hudson county and New Jersey, for
sac 70 let or exchange For particulars call or send
stamp circular 10 JOHN NJ GIBSON, 81 Montgomery
street Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

INOR SALE-ELEGANT STORE FIXTURES WAL.
II nut Desk Counters with drawers, velvet covered
Stools all suitable dry fancy goods Inquire az
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The NEW SCENERY by Messsrs, II. SHERWOOD
J. CLARE and J. NORRIS.
The New Furniture and Appointments made expressly
for this play by Mr. DORRINGTON.
Carriages may be ordered for l0a5 r. NJ.
Seats can be secured two weeks in advance,
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nor SALE OR ExCHANGE-A DESIRABLE 100
IL acre Farm in Duchess county; fully stocked and
equipped with all necessary farming implements also
good buildings; will exchange for city improved or un
improved Property DYE CURFlSS. No 5OS SIKH
aye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

WINE AND LAGER BEER SALOON. ON WEST
w Houston street; business over $40 per day; price
81, 200; other business for selling
ID. r. CURLEY IL Centre street.
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NOTICE. BRYANT'S MINSTRELS.
IN The members OF Bryants Minstrels are requested
TO assemble for rehearsal at Br ants opers House west
Twenty third street, Monday, April 20 AZ III A. NJ,
preliminary 70 the performance IN aid OF the fund for
the rehet OF the family OF The late
DAN BRYANT
NEIL BRYANT Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

EXOHANGE.-A BROWN STONE HOUSE on SEW
II enty fourth street. with Carpets. Mirrors Shades
ana Chandeliers will be exchanged subject 10 an ns
tuition mortgage, for Property unencumbered, within
Is miles OF this city.
j. 9. CLINTON. 40 Fast Eighteenth street.
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To Let or Leaae.

To Let or Lease.
HANDSOME BRICK HOUSES WITH ALL MODERN
III improvements, furnished aud uniurnIshed elegant
loo tons in Ier.ey city, ferries $3.50
10 9SD per annum. Also splendid torres and Apart
mens JOHN N. Glib ON,
81 Montgomery street Jersey city.
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Tor sALE-A NICE, CLEAN RETAIL BUSINESS.
down town, established 20 years, yielding clear
from $4,000 70 $4,000 per year well stocked; amount
CURED, $4,000 or Will exchange Tor House New York
or Brooklyn worth that amount Address NASSAU
Herald Upto wn Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHINES FOR
w sale-Al In good order. Apply at - Grand street.
corner OF Greene. third noor.
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DAINTING. WILL BE SOLD CHEAP TO CASH
j. buyer, thoroughly established House and Sign
Painting Business, Fixtures, Stock Ladders &c shop
be had very able terms: going intq
another business. Principals only address PAINTS
Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

EoR sALE-FIRsT CLASS FAMILY LAUNDRY on
1 leading avenue, doing good business Particulars
OF N. j. SEAMAN 63 West Fourteenth street
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ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

A SMALL, STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, oCCU-
N plying their own house In Forty third street near
Fifth avenue, having more room than they require,
rent, suite singly, entire second FOOT
handsomely furnished; ample closets; bathrooms
attached. Address >, box 1871 Herald Uptown Branch
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

L,OR SALE-HOUsES; PROSPECT PARK HOUSES:
Il two new and elegant high soop brown stone Dwell
ings Lincoln place. between Sixth and seventh ave-
nues BROOKLYN usx43xl40 Just finishing by the
in the best manner seven marble mantels plate glass
windows, heater in cellar elevated range, &c these
situated in the most desirable locations
the Park As they must be sold at once, even At
sacrihce and easy terms, early application 10 the
foreman, the premises, will procure most decided
bargains
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INREE AND CLEAR CITY OR NEARBY IMPROVED
IL Property wanted-ln exchange for city Lots and
improved Property; will add cash. owner, LICHTEN-
STEIN. Ia East Forty fourth street
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L'OR SALE OR EXCHANGR-HENRY STREET, FIRST
IL class three story basement and subcellar brown
stone House 2lx5Oxll5; price s60OO; equity, 5000
w. COOK, 235 Washington street, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

L,oR sALE-oNE WHEELER & WILSON FULL
cabinet Sewing Machine price $50 5o7 west Forty
ninth street first floor front.
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TEwELRY AND FANCY GOODS MANDATORY
81 for sale-The only of its kind In this country
price only $4,000 by far less the actual value Of tne
running order sickness u the cause OF selling this Is 10
reality the best opportunity ever offered 10 go into
profitable business Only principals need address O. r.
box l8S Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

IoR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF TOY.
Candy aud Paper Store, at 70 Second street Inquire
for two
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nor SALE CHEAP-A FEED STORE DOING A
I good business; two years Lease. two Horses ono
Truck Wagon Harness and ali Fixtures used In tho
business good for selling; agents Address
CASH, Herald Office.
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LOR sALE-IOE HOUSES FIR BUTCHERS LAGER
Beer and restaurants MIX and Butter Boxes; lot OF
Butcher Fixtures; 20teet marble Counter.
MATnES0N Sol We ( Thir eth street.
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LXCHANGE IN RAILWAY, A HOUSE, 21X25
u nearly new with addition, new barn and 80 lots
streets graded Jagged within ten minutes of
depot value $3.50 equity $500 for Brooklyn Harlem
ami
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LOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-ELEj ANf RESI-.
IL dence with ~ city Lots fronting on three streets
handsome stable, carriage house, &c; beautiful l0ca.
ton Schutzen Park, Hudson county n j.; only 70
minutes from New YORK CITY only so o lree ana
Boo's and Shoes Yankee Notions, any salable Mer-
chandise. JOHN M. GIBSON,
81 Montgomery Jersey CITY.
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$500 WILL Buy GOOD OLD !, E STA LIS IT'D
lures and everything complete for candies $50 brand
street. Williamsburg.
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LNoR sALR OR TO IET-AT BALDWIas HEMP.
stead, Long Island, one hour from New YORK "
Southern RAILROAD, o very pleasant Cottage with
rooms as III cool order GOOD hshiag snd baCiing ~.
pT " r. &. BARSLA, LIS Cha thar, Iauare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
REAL ESTATE TO EACHANGE.

A SPLENDID CHANCE.-FoR SALE OR Elk
"A change, splendid Brick Yard Property at Mattea.
wan N ~ IS OF brick clay sou feet water front;
five Dwellings Stables large Sheds capable OF holding
5000 bricks Horses wagons Tools and Machinery in
good doing splendid business; all complete
only also splendid Farm of sixty I'VE acres ad
joining above. with good buildings, only $N0OO; Will
trade one both Plots for improved Brooklyn. New
York. Jersey City aobSken. Newark or Orange Prop
sey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

a SOO FOR SALE, COOPERATION LEAsB OF
DOUU. four story anc basement brick House ia
Leonard West Broadway; suitable tor bust
ness lager beer saloon boarding rent $50.
Can ut 40 West seventeenth street.
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A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE NEAR
N depot; Barn and about acre OF Ground in Ber-
gen county New Jersey, hour from New York, in
exchange for first second Mortgage or Brooklyn Prop
erty worth about Sl200l Apply TO owner l93 Atlantic
avenue. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

CAFES.-NEW AND SECOND HAND SAFES AT
- extremely low prices during the May trade Call
early and make selection
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AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY BED
II room and connecting private bathroom elegantly
furnished house occupled small private family table,
home comlor terms from $50 to $50 per week Tor
two. 5lI West Twenty third street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

CAFES FOR SALE CHEAP-HERRINGS WITH
- steel chest; Marvin's. Wilders all sizes Silk and
Jewels; silver safes Lille sbmproved safes at reduced
prices LILLE SAFE COMPANY, 81 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

ITO EXCHANGE FOR SOME WELL LOCATED
Il enement Property, first class brown stone House,
Lots on jth ay. House and Lots on West Sfth ST.
WILLIAM 5. GAVEY, - Blocker street
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ITO LET-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HIGH
stoop brown stone House, in good orders OIL palnted
with chandeliers and large mantel mirror all
modern improvements neigh borhood first class; rent
$l,6u0 Apply at 325 West forty-eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

HNO LET COTTAGE HOUSE. 426 WEST TWENTY.
fourth street seven rooms; all lmurove cheap
rent to a responsible tenant D e. yANNETT Jul West
tourteenth stree (Bank buiding. up stnlrs
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Unyurnished.

T OH THIRD AyENUE-T0 LET, A VERY NEAT
N three story high stoop brown stone House. east sde
Second avenue corner OF Fiftieh street. Tepee
with modern improvements to good tenant Will
reduce rent JAMES ROWE, 9l1 Thlrd aN
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-19
At the Gibson.

Prominent arrivals at the Gibson
House: Il. Parker, Woodstock, Tenn. !;
W. A. Rose, Piqua, o.; Jacob Wade,
Mansfield, o.; j. e. Swab, Nashville,
Tenn; Jas. NJ. Jones, Portsmouth, o. !;
J. d. Mather and daughter, Chillicothe,
o.; p. ii. Haines, N. Y; H. Hirsh, N. Y. i;
4. w. Burk, Mansfield, o.; II. Johnston,
Reans, Ind; Mrs. Moddell, Shawnee
town, Ill.,; Robert A. Hope, st. Joseph,
Mo-; Mrs. Young and daughter, COlum-
bus, O.; H. III. Bradish, Springfield, Ill. !;
J. Il. Barns, Philadelphia; J. T. Jordan,
Mansfield, o.; Miss j. Bliss, Freeport.
ILL.,; e. Elberts, N. Y; Francis Beidler,
Chicago; W. B. Tuell, Terre Haute; Geo.
F. Ripley, do; e. b. Rowland, New
York; 8. II. Clark, Franklin, Kentucky ;
William Appleton, Boone county, KY; /;
Mrs. l.. P. Lathrop, Greensburg, Ind. !;
John Kinney, Louisville, Ky.;. j. Fl.
Erin, Sidney, o.; W. A. Ogden, Hungle-
Vile, KY; A. Is. Johnston, MarysvIlle,
o.; j. u. Chamberlain, c., e. Il R. r. II.
N. A. Frankel, Louisville, KY; b. G.
Quenly. Boston, Mass; W. F. Wood,
New York; j. D. Montgomery. New Or.
leans; VIM. $. stuevant, San Francisco
A. Rosenthal, Vicksburg; W. N. Partu.
nell, Maysville, KY; Miss Josie Rich
ards, Chicago; Jas. 5. Wassion, Spring.
field, o.; Mark G.. Tabb, Dover, KY; IL.
Malcotle, U. S. A., Fort Lincoln; John
Westdale, Arca, Ind; I. L. Hall, Ow.
ensboro, KY; Geo. A. Macbett, Pitts.
burg, Pa.
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OUR MILITARY.

Our Home Companies Going Into Camp.
Our military heroes left this morning
for Camp Tippecanoe, at Burk's Grove,
south of Harrison, on the seven o'clock
train via the }. u 4. Railroad. Their
many friends accompanied them to the
depot and bade them a fearful adieu.
An immense crowd had gathered, not
withs tapding the earliness Of the hour,
and .soft eyes looked love 70 eyes that
spoke again, &c." as the boys, under the
command Of Captain Karr and Johnson,
stepped aboard the train. The cars
pushed slowly from the depot amid
cheering Of friends, the waving Of blue
caps and the strains OF marshal music.
Everything seemed propitious, be-
speaking for our boys most delightful
time among the snowy tents OF Tippe-
canoe. Three companies, the Light
Guards, Robinson's Light Infantry, and
the Lytle dreys, with bag and baggage,
are to represent our city IN the camp,
where they will be joined by other COM
panies from other parts of the State.
Several excursion trains will leave our
city for Bush's Grove and return the
same day-round trip for seventy five
cents. A grand picnic is also on the
tapis tor Saturday, when the soldier
boys Will be joined by the girls they
have lett behind them. Extra excursion
trains on sunday. A grand parade aud
reception occurs this afternoon at Har-
ris0n.
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An African on the .Jvarpath.

An exciting row occurred yesterday
afternoon, about 5 O'Clock, on Sycamore
street. A barefooted negro wild with
bad whisky, knocked several persons
down near the Bethel, and also bruised
up Rev. Mr.. Lee, the Superintendent;
after which, he was overcome ana
thrown OUT Of the building. On Syca-
more, near Second, he was followed by a
yelling crowd Of boys and men. He was
hit on the head with a dray pin two or
three times.
Selling the pin from the man who
struck him, the colored man struck u
boy named Peter Muller. causing Sc
we're scalp wound. Near Lower Market
he knocked boy senseless. He was
then taken in by Officer Taylor.
The boy who was struck last, named
Dennis ONeil, was cut fearfully over the
right eye. The colored man, whose name
is Allen johnson, and who was also bad
ly hurt, was taken to the hospital. This
morning he was still lying in drunken
stupor, but is getting on comfortably.
Dennis O'Neil, who received the most
serious injuries, is reported resting easy
this morning. His injuries are not as
serious as were at first supposed.
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.Ani1ISe3lte7atS.

THE GRAND OPERAHoUsE.- Clara
Wildman and troupe begin a brief en-
gagement Monday, August 23d, at the
Grand Opera, which, judging by Miss
Wildman's past reputation, promises to
be grand success. The first appear
ance of this charming actress and vocal
ist will be in the entirely new drama en-
titled "Married and Divorced" written
expressly for her by Mr.. Coleman. Miss
Wildman will be supported by the tai
ented young actor, Mr.. Harry Hudson;
the minor support being given by Sc
lect company of Miss Wildman's own
choosing.
THE GRAND CENTRAL.-This theater
is fast growing in favor with the audi
ences who crowd its seats and aisles
nightly. The performance last evening
was replete with comicanties, good mu-
sic and good dancing. Tonight there
will be an entire change of programme,
introducing fresh novelties, and new
faces to the already attractive list.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-19
The WcekkN Star.

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week contains the latest news by tele-
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