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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29

itrbtr bic snsrfsnnuns. tptl&e a~ueritits ben
1amburesr 2ropfen als sinsm wirfIiG
etstsstnsn Stilmittsl wirb, i8rsibt 5nr anton
Batnftn, 3amaaua, Dat MQs Msr,tt psrpro-
xu bic Samburser 2ropttu bon DR.. Aug. 8Bnis.
Gin PER- Ecftcr bemsrfte, ss mare feline Wtpijin
h stn Apoibetsn, bic 70 gut ~ars ole bic pam.
buyaer Srppfeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29

SD BABE nod ME ssbOrt, hab 9sute 10 Sufrif.
hmsr NIT @isrieinsn eswslsn lnt ale nit 3 Of
tor aus. 8Snis'S 8 amtlien.@tstei.
afn. @ls 0suts, btnen it nod pom DR.. Aug.
a6nis's Samburssr Grppfsn s~srfauft babe, ma
rsn 70 frrb, eab it bic Wtpi,insu in bic Staei
stbratt babe. Gs freut mi1 irlbsr, 10 ftpas
atisstfuaesn su babsn. sBas bic Sruts eariibsr
tasrn, mSssn le sinsm psr sisItn 3susniht, mel.
DC t@ Sbnsn isnps, sntutbmen.
Gtsfbsnh, gnbrsas @abs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29

Sstsn Gag, 06rtibt uns Ssrr 9tbrn 3. 9.
autn, aus Rorpalf, Sbir,) psrbrsitsn f& nit
nfrsulittm GrfOlse DR.. aueuf &Sntss
Samburstr Srspftn. Wan&f Gamilis
bat l6pn ibr Seil uns ibrf @tiunbbtit In ibnsn
srfunbsn. Giniss ptrionsn, bic i&on sisle Sab.
&c ar Der 9sbsr liitsn, fanbsn bel briibmttn
Nersttn feline Ssiluns. gle ssbrau6tfn snbli@
DR.. aua. aDnis's Samburssr GrOpfsn unb pur'
ben Seltommsn ssbsiIt. Rod lsItsn bat sins
Rfsi,in icI&sn GrfOls ssbabt mic bic Samtur-
aer Ircpfsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29
Die 3rpbe b%eItanSen.

8rau gbriiina WsiFsr, GbSiisn, @ise., tbsilt
nns Golssnres nit:
Sstt LANCER i3sit lit I'D an Ssr;flopfsn unb
tinpsrbau!i&feit, une babe man&en Dollar fur
Dsftprfn ausesssbsn. Aaes mar fur ni1ts.
Dur1 ben Geerau1 ppn DR.. &usut q 3.
MICS Samburssr Grppfen purpt i9
enu3 bsrssfslt unp mStts mic unsbr cbne bieisI-
ben I'm SauIe iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29

Mr. &lerantsr @sbsr, 9inepIn, Sas., l6rsibt /:
2sats, psltt DIR. ausuf 3Snis's 90 m.
bureer G~rppftn eebrau&su, fnp fsbr ,u.
friestn eamit unp tpplsn nitt mtbr pbnt pirieI-
ken lsin. Cine 8rau bate LANCE ben Dsftpr &c.
hrauHt unb fonnts nitt etiune irerptn. Der
gstrau& Der Samburssr 3rspfsu bat ibr bic ST.
fuxsbsit riepsr sessben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29
@a serSHsntliSm f~Clssnass .3susaib jun

Wir perDHentliHtn fol9enbts 3tueatb Jun
Beffn pisler yeiesnpen:
&tstt: Clara, 8. e. g., 9arrrltpn, Sen
Srleans, Ca:
Da Sbre Sambureer Srppfsn icppbl
bel mir als aud bel srri4ieernsn aneertr per
fonen nit sufcm grfoIss pirtten, tann iH ni6t
umbin, Sbnsn msins Entertaining barber aus.
anlpreten unb bite Sis, mir pisesr span;is
8ialttn ;uiuitnpsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29
WiseonHm.
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Saus. gnaenommtn wurben bic @e.
iesantrdse: 8srbot Sss 6a,arSipiels in ben
giisnbabnwassons; Si9sruns Der auf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29
Rtnnefota.
QeaisIatur

Ssnat. SoIsenbe @eiesamtrase purs
ben sensbmist: slufbebuns Der @amIsp
gountp Sse:Yia; gia fir SertbeiIuns bss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29

@usrfrununs. Srr s. Rprbunnn,
NrRS 9. .. Galbrpn Co., SGe., ibsrmn6ts uns
5pssnses ;ur S%rrETsntIi&uns Disis paar !3si.
len lGife id Gu6, pslhs 9br bsr Wabrbeit &C.
maj ~rSfsutli&sn fOuut eamit aud aneers lei.
tsnes Nsnlbcn ansstritbsn ntrotn, DR.. u u.
gue 3Bnie'S Samturetr Sropfen su
gebrau@tn. Oielslbsn babtn bel mir 3ur pollen
3ufrieefnbeit sswirft unb i'd bin 70 etiunb nj,
tt lsit LANCER 3sit ni@t srps,sn. Meint 8rnu
bat ~fielsItsn aud sstrauSt ane sltits SIIfe CT.
baIsn.
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(aus S~ursmturs)

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salt i&limmt Santt, Dunetn alu art, Defenders Sura
5linttni6lfe rtrurfa&te, panbt 8rihe bet Srauen, fHrets
Sut,lneuns, innet standardization unb i~trsptulofe Srant.
psitsn, ME s~erfrprnt @litetr, S&reQuaetn an irseus ttntm
ibeile bee R6rpsrs, 3abnrtb, uRe I6limmtn 5als aud u
70 Elm uni&dsbarN 5tilmitttl FUR init Gnsanbuns Der Gin.
stpeist ~bttaftttt gBs6nsrnntn, fur f6limmt Guetn, fdf
Slutfiasn bel frfdsn sDuussn u. ale artsn ia~srr gDunbts.
preis /: SIR sruss SOrsn 800. - gaittlus so gu. -
Eitint Is Gents,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29
OeFentlide 9anfiegang.

Set LANCER 3stt Tilt i'd on Ssrfcpfans uns
1inpsrpauIi6feit unb nabtsm Id unniissr gBtiis
brpsuffnos Summsn an Nsr,te dusssssten bat
t, iisb ib MID ibsrrsSsn DIR. ansuf 80
nts'S 5amburesr Srppfen 3u psriuStn.
Dpra peren lansiamrn @rbraut babe iH mid
nun ednslib BON eicism tti6rsrlihsn netsl ss'
bsiit. SD raibs sabrr ispsm finsn 8prratb eers
ftlben I'm Sauls gu balten.
Spfrpb pfsiIsL @bieasc Sas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29
Srieo. Seer & 50. 0a(@er,
Mrhitectem,

Office. q. .. Ode her 2. u. SsRa Strast.
Onbuqie, .Sorua.
D.
5trtistn PLANE fur ntus @ttduss aatr art, 8irttu, S9u.
len, Raul. une Wetubaufr, 8abrtfsn u. T. N. (; nnttrntbmes
Bauttu I'M &pntrattt cher ma6tn bic auff6t pdbrtnb be-
eaus. PLANE une Ssfsnanftldss biais u. rpmpitt.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29

Gin &rSt In williamsburg, DIR. peter Neisess,
ptlhsr Die hamburger Nspijiasn ron DR.. @us.
R5nie oft In isinsr praris anpsnest, faQt fol-
atnbes llrtbeil iibsr bic hamburger Srrpfsn I:
,Durh eieene @rfabruns unp Sbntn yum 3sug.
utb, muB Id anerfennen, bab bic 3 a m b u T.
gtr Srppfen bee DR.. Aus. I6nig nabrs
bausfreunee ais Msbijinsn sstpprptn lne, in.
BEN pisIelten lh in gar pisltn 6aQsn ale ppbl.
tbGtis unb bilfrsi@ ~frpisisn babsn.
1lnttr Sislsn ontsrn 3susniitn erbisIisn mir
Dor aur,sm sinsu Yrisf pom Srn. peter Setter,
plsmcuib, Sab, psl1rr ssist pnb bic > N
burger Srppfsn bes DIR. Aug. fDnte
nitt npr bel tie ntn lltbsln su esbrau6sn fnp,
tenesrn aud, hap Dor rrr @upfnpune ~esritIben
&ranfbsitsr pstRsn mullen, bic oft Der Stunt Der
Afrjis lpottsn. Die pamburssr Srppfen ba'
ben Tnttnt 6rou 'ptIetr gang bsreelfslt. S6pn
dn9trf 3ett lit ie an @i2t, eab le niht esben
fennts. gDir bprttn BON ben Samburaer Grp.
pffn unb asbrau6itn tisis Rseiain rsSslmaBil
fir siniss .3sit. Wsias 6rau bs6rrts lit ,uls'
brnss unp III jcst pissr gang bsIsrfsQt."
Die 8laT6s vSambur9cr Grppfeu"
felst 50 9snts, cpfr Unit 6Iai6sn 10 Dol.
lars, Ene iI auen beutlhsn apothrttn III babtu,
petr perpsn b~itislben na6 Gmpfan9 tGs @sless
frd naa alsn 5bsilsn Der Vsrsinistsu Staatsn
~ssrlane..
Wau asrtffrt;
n. Dc CO.,
apH Baltimore, Md,
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Or. 4eter Sbpinb,

ttsass.....y Peter aalmus. Re. 206 Canal Port dpG
... Gtrb. &irftten, Rp. 20 9ineta Strabt.
...... gis patrs. 30. 81 9sert Strabe.
Gpet Dtbtu.
Saleud. eraut ttu,fuftbe.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
THE SPANISH INQUISlTION.

Some days ago two cn,crprlsing showmcn fitted up
the large store the Northwest OF Broadway
and Fourth street, "a torture OF tho Spanish
Inqustion and furnished II with CHASTITY representa-
tons OF the methods Of torture and capital
punishment Yesterday morning they hirod two
young men named George o'Brcn and Louis Bionctti
TO distribute ,handbills IN front OF the door They
dressed them IN long, black habits and black cloth VI
sors when completely covered their heads ana aces
only .eaviDg Their eyes exposed There being law
prob biting the Of masks IN the pubic Streets tho
vung men arrested by Officers Smith and
CLARK The Fifteenth prcclnct ani arragncd before
Justice Kasmirc Mt the Washington Place Court.
hi oadway owdel at the time Of their arrest ana
fully a thousand persons followed them TO the court.
wanting TO know II they were "ku-klux.' Judge
Knsm,rc discharged them and told tho officers TO Isy
the proprlctors ol the show that they would be hold
responsible Tor another violation OF tho law.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
A BRUTAL OFFICER.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
desire to call your attention to the conduct OF
officer in the Fourth precinct The officer question
has been complained Of several times but It
do no good, as he grows daily worse few evenings
ago lady resident OF this precinct standing on
tho corner OF Oak and James streets, waiting for
friend, when Officer Mink lihls is mis- namc) camc
along and without saying word, struck her several
times with club. This may seem enough to dismiss
Mr. Mink from The force but II rs pot all When
night duty Mr. Mink visits ''olt kountry ricnt" at
No ~ Oak street. and spends three tour hours OF
hts time. Whether he has a right to pay much
tenton to the bakery am not able 10 say, but do
say that he needs 10 be investigated. l am prepared
to make affidavit to what say IN this card aud good
deal more, II necessary
MAlsTAlN o'NEII., No. 72 James street.
NEw YORK Oct. l6, 1876.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Robert Brulon obtained In trial yesterday before
Judge Donohuc verdict for Soos 81 against The city
ior salary as watchmun at the city markets.
Heory Dalton, actor, recovered judgment !or
k2 3,5 against George Hoffman and Thomas Thatcher,
n Part 3 OF tho Marine Court yesterday The suit
grew OF contract made by pan,T with defend
In 1873 TO play winter's engagement at the Ly-
The Metropolitan Gas Company recently OBTAINED a
verdict or S5sp0O against The city, Tor lighting
lamps between Ihlrty-ourth and Thirty streets
An appeal was taken from this judgment 10 tho Su-
prcmc Court General Term, and ended, usual in the
Court taking the papers.
In The superior Court Special Term. before Chief
Justice Curtis. there TO have been commenced the
trial Of the brought by jeremiah " Spader against
tlc Gilbert Elevated Railway Company Tho parties,
however, wcrc not ready Ior trial, aud tho
adjourned
There a further argument yesterday before
Judge Barrett, IN supreme Court Chambers upon The
application Tor mnndamus 10 compel tho city 10
award Jonn H. Starin tho OF the lease be-
tween Whnehal and staten Island, such franchise now
being under the control OF the New York and Staten
Island Ferry Company.
In recent trul James Biglcr obtained judgment
against tho city FOR $4,000 Tor lumber furnished
the Dock Department. On appeal taken from such
judgment. the casc argued yesterday IN the Su-
premc Court, General Term. Tho point IN controversy
relates to the certilcaion OF the Bureau OF Repairs
md Supplies
Before Judge Sanford, OF the Superior Court was
tried yesterday a suit brought by Marcus Rosenbum
against the Dry Dock East broadway ana Battery
Railroad Company, Tor So 900 damages on account OF
the killing OF his son through beng run over by
OF the company. Mr. John NJ. Scribuer, dcIcndants
counsel, proved II OF conributve negligence and
the thcreupon dismissed.
There was lengthy argument yesterday before
judge Barrett, the application 10 discharge from
jail ur Rufus Wagner Flint, the tea pot MEDIUM,
whore he is stl confined Ior nonpaymcnt OF aIimony
his wife. Mr.. George W. Wilson. tho Doctors
se insisted that the Doctor. having been married
to the complainant the action Tor divorce could not be
maintained. Mr.. Weed claimed that this
matter, raised since the commencement OF the suit
Judge Barrett took the papers.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
AID FOR THE EUROPA VICTIMS.

To run EDITOR OF THE HgHALp:-
Having read OF the loss Of life by nrc on board the
bark Europa, whereby six poor wcrc burned
ccalh, leaving alter them WIDOWS and orphans who
were dependent upon them during lilo ior their sup
port aud that they arc dead know not whcrcwith
10 get the support OF nie and 10 immediate want
hope all chaiilaby disposed persons VIII respond
the caus. charity gnd receive tho thanks OF the
widows and orphans OF the brave men who lost their
llvcs while IN the performance OF their dntics. Mr.
Editor hoping you will insert this your valuable
paper and present u before tho pcbc romain yours,
AN OLD SUBSCRIBER
NRw York. Oct 10. 1874
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART l.
Before Judge Sutherland.

THE DOwNE-sEADOURNE HOMICIDE.
Tho trial OF Daniel Bovine for murder in the second
degree in having the night OF September IL struck
with billet OF wood, and almost instantly killed,
woman OF sixty, named Margaret scabourne, ut his
residence, No. 10 Ganscvoort street, was continued
yesterday. The defence sc; up plea OF insanity, and
to sustain 1t brought mae frerd OF the prisoner TO
swear that tho latter had been IN tho army for
years. the wife OF the prisoner who testified that
back her husband had been struck in tho
head with butchers clcavcr, and that AT another
timo he had fallen down hatchway sisty-four eot
striking upon his head. Assistant District Attorney
Rons who prosecuting induced the jury 10 reject
that theory, but there not Sufficient evidence o
and dciipcraton they found verdict OF
mansnughter in the second degree. Judge Suther-
land sentenced the prisoner to seven years conhno-
ment in State Prison
THE SIXTH CONSECUTIVE MURDER TRIAL.
No sooner had the case of BOVINE been disposed OF
thnn that OF Francis Mcguire, indicted Tor murder in
the first degree was called As Assistant District Ator
ncy Rollins felt tired and unwc, The Bownc trial be-
ing the fth consecutive murder he had conducted
In week, Assistant District Attorney Boil took the
papers aud appeared 10 prosecute Magure. he pris
oner Is dcfenucd by Mcssrs. A. Oakley Hall and William
H. Kintzing. Great caution exercised IN the Sc
lection OF jurors by both parties but jury oru
natciy obtained before the Court adjourned. ana this
morning the trial Will be proceeded with The accused
Is charged with siabbng his wiic death the 18th
OF last August, ut NO. 355 East Thirteenth street
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
NEW JERSEY COURTS.

TRENTON, Oct. II, 1870.
In tho United States Court here to-day verdicts OF
acluittal were rendered In tho cases OF John Daily,
charged with Keeping an Illicit disticry in Jersey
CITY, and Frank Pulaski, charged with perjury.
TO morrow of John Taylor Johnston against
the Tor the support OF public schools will
up wncn Judge Nixon viii dccid. whether hc will SIT
In the case. II involves the sum OF $4,000, aud tho
McsL Lino Railroad Is also inlerestcd In II.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18

hands OF Mary v. Rsley, OF Fort Washington, while
she passing the corner Of Sixth avenue aud Seven
tcenth street; three years.
James o Bricn OF No. 32s West Fifty-fourth street,
who broke into the premises of Frederick 5. Barnes,
at No 3l5 East Fiuyiourth street, Saturday last,
put did succeed In stealing anything; fve years.
John ilesson, OF No. 50 Spring street, who, on Tie
Ilih inst, sncaked INTO the Office of Roman Van
P.per No. 43S Canal street, and stole coat; three
years.
Patrick Kinsclla, OF No. so7 South street, who,
the sth inst stabbed catharine Dunn In the breast
two and one-half years.
Frank Miller, for stealing overcoat from Edward
DonGcily, No. 2s3 Elizabeth street, sent 10 the
pcnitentiary ior six months.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
ACT III

ANi III.
THE FEAST or SAR-
pASAPALuS IN the
HALL OF NIMRuD. In
this scene occurs the startling
effect Of the dist urbanre ui
the orgies BY a TERRIFIC
storm. accompanied BY crash.
ing ana rnmbiingfHUNDisk
aud vivid flashes OF LIGHT
Ming. the most wonderful
and impressive stage repre-
scntation ever given.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
AMUsnMnurs.

TlooTns THEATRE OVER AT IL
DJARRE1T a PALMER. Lessces and Managers
sIxTYfouRTH To THE sEvENrIETH TINES
OF the overwhelmingly successful production OF
LORD BYRoN's EXQUISITE. ROMANTIC PLAY,
SAkDANAPALUS.
THE GLORY OF THE STAGE"
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
ACT I.

All L.
THE ROYAL PALACE
from the banks Of the 1'igris-
splenaid realistic scene
TIE TIGkIS ny MOON.
LIGHT and DEPARTu RE
OF SARDASAPALUS'
ROYAL BARGE.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
ACT IY.

IMMOLATION OF SAR-
DANAPALuS aud the
GREEK SLAVE Burning
of the Palace : Rising of the
lab,cau Curtain upon TEL
bias magnificent painting,
THE RCINsOF sINEyEu'
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
AI,T IL

Introduction ofthe GRAND
ITALIAN BALLET and won
derful stage grouping In the
SUMNER PALACE OF
SARDANAPALUS.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
GENERAL sESSIONs-pART 3
Before Judge GiidcrsIecvc.

CRIMINALS SENT HOME.
The following jailbrds Gagged for various
ssrms In State Prison =:
Arthur McCuc, Of No 22O wost Eighteenth street,
Who on October snatchsd pockctbooK from the
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
A powerfnl cast. Including

AGNES BOOTH .......... MYRKHA
OF the GRAND ITALIAN BALLET. "a in number.
the renowned Me BARr0LETTI premiere danseuse asso
luta Of the Grand Opera. Paris aud Sig MASCAGNO. OF
the San Carlo, Naples and Scala, Milan.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
This MAGNIFICENT OF

This MA9NIFICRNT OF
FEKING 10 submitted With
deep respect to that portion
OF the American public who
believe the theatre II dig
nified and It's higher mission
fulfilled by making all its
illustrations truthful, bcnu-
tiful aud instructive.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18


~ KEAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
BROADWAY AND s5ru ST.
OPEN From A. NJ. TILL 10 P. NJ
GREAT LIVING WHITE WHALE
BROUGHT TO THE rASSAss sSSAHIuA AT ENORMOUS
FEAT uSrARALLEEEp IEIsr IN PRIVATE ENTER
lie COSTS 500 DAY ,a9s ,os PURE SALT WATER
The Brighton Aquarium has offered E3OOcO to
delivered alive at that Institution.
THE MONSTER SEA LION, THE PLAYFUL sEALl
and tho tens Of thousands & Ocean Monsters from every
THE BEAUTIFUL TROUT, THE MAMMOTH srUR-
THE hSo"AIi LITTLE usrnh srickLEsAcKi iS'h"hsiiS'
Together with thousands Of curious interesting
dru seasn. IL .s eep ,ts Sea- Tan
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL RESORT IN THE CITY.
MINIATURE oCEANsl
CONSTANT CIRCULATION OF WATER.
HARVEY H. DopwoRrn's
PROMENADE 'sasS SHsassEHa Hfasooss AND
ADiMissIoX. CENTS
cHlLDkEN ...:....... HALF. PKICk
SrElSwAs HnIE ihEopoRE rmJMSs, JMSsAs TONIGHT
rn1s sesED AAp tpfHhHS 3hSiS o@sofsI os f.
THE sssoaa .ne .s fsoE%sME a;fa 4 OF THE
CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL ExPoslrIoN;
Overture, Eury anthc c................ ....; Weber
r'''' ''''s ak GsoFdl wARiaRxRXTii. wagner
fs
sehcrro. Komarn.saa Gnka
songs - Mr. iEoi;;K wxi;iiESRxrii. '''0'"''''n
ssSRESsfs si% r rRoassSSE
Ssa'saas Sy$SMSs %SS 5sSRsi Paine
CHORUS n. FRAS SssH SESSEaTz Ss.. sais'; and
nA'so'A' VcSie 'CaokU 'sSn And 6N0iiEsiaX '"'''''
gRIpAH; Oct; 70. I3aIsSna.avisn Night,
ADnissloS riGKETs one DOLLAR EACH ae-
served seats 20 cents sxtra adm,son to second balcony
csn :. : 0f ne se e. hS nSx
seasbers No 20 Union aud the ticket oce No
CADEMY OF MUSIC. AIMEE.
Sin' rs Sa QUEEN Ss orsxA
and 81 kspAS EyENiSGs os,oSss % and y. and VIII:
aTmss1Ss "a Il
M %
pe,u, Of sEScrAr Ar bs naw ssnor rs poro,
Dsg,.n .SS.,
AiMhE !. CI.re.te; Dapa.e As Nile Lanss 80,
s. rsuI o
office Academy only.
WOODS MUSEUM WOODS.
MATINEE AT 2-EvENING AT 8,
John Broughams gr, at Play.
LOTTERY Or LIYE.
B0wERs IT. Ers1Ef S1lHn DoSS SSSsSsHP sIaoR SUCCESS
In his great sensation drama
ACROSS THE CONTINENT
preceded bv tho farce, ALARMING SACRIFICE.
Friday--BencHt Of Mr. BYRON in REBEL TO THE CORE.
-
ITITCHCUCk's THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
IL Admission, JOc., BE Reserved Seats. 81.
LCRIINE. Woman Fish,
who eats, drinks, sleeps, and writes la glass tank
filed with water.
The renowned Brahams the clever Dck Sands tho cello
brntcd iy brothers. tho champion banoist. Colum;
Eulian Mnstres conclnd ing ih the Farce Of she
BLACK STATUE.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
EVERY NTGn.,

EVERY NIGns,
tho most successful Play Of
the CENTURY.
D'Ennery 4 corrnon's mar.
vcllons Drama.
THE TWO ORPHANS.
with It's superb stage settings
and It's unrivalled caste. in-
ending the following art
lists :--Mcssrs. q. u. Thorne,
Jr. John Parselle, Frederic
Robinson, James O'Neii,
Claude Burroughs. J. q.
Peaks. II. w. Montgomery,
Thomas r.. Morris, l.. Thomp-
son, J. Matthews, w. II. VII
der. IL. Ayling. w Raynon,
W. :. QuigIcy, q. VI. Collins
and Misses Fanny Mornnt.
Kate Ciaxtou, sara Jewctt,
Kate Girard. Mrs. Mario vii.
kins and Misses Ida Vernon,
Roberta Norwood, Ethoi
Allen. l. Clcvcs and Mrs. L.
l.. seymour.
A. VI. 10 10 L. N.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
AMUsEMENTs.

THnEATkE CoMiQCE, Ola BROADWAY.
HAsnIGHS and xRr :aces.. Of nd@ssa
H.,5E"n; TIr 4,SxLpSx;x XXL3STS SIgiiT EWIT, Sff
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~ CHARLES Z; Arnold. Lessee and Manager
sENsgN SHERWOOD. Director
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seats the utility Il purchasing seats during the
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Free list entirely suspended
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skkATEsT sRkATEsr SHOW SHOW oS oS kAk1H: kAnTl.
THE ItHSEHs s4HBHs
orES AsrKHS3SS AND EVENING.
1s ENTIRE ENTIRE GHASaE SAS Ss Ss
GRAND uxEshE HE x1w EVERY AFTER
FISH lqTsea aA ea1zSs II H5 ss EnAS SA ACT Ct THE
WORLD.
AMELIA CARLO IN HER SCARF ACT.
JENNY WATSON. THE DARING EQUESTRIENNE.
RIDING DOGS, RIDING GOATS. RIDING MONKEYS.
CIRCUS iOK rHE LITTLE FOLKS
ACROBArIC FEArS
TUMBL1NG BY THE WHOLE COMPANY.
TO CONCLUDE WITH COMIC PANfOMIME.
NKW AND VARIs ID ATTRACTIONS WILL FOLLOW
IN RAPID SUCCESSION.
ADMISSION 70 every department. Of the colossal Exhi
bition, 5Uc CHILDREN under nino years, 25c RE-
SERVED SEATS. Doc EXTRA. Doors open | and q 30
r. NJ Grand Animal and Arcnic Spectacular Entree at
and 4
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AMusRMHNrs.

OR0oKLYx THEATRE
DSHOOk PALMER..... .Lessees and ManacesA
BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THE
OPENING or TiE REGULAR SEASON.
HOUSE GRAINED TO TfIE DOORS EVERY klGllB
LAST WEEK
This week will be presented series OF
OLD COMEDIES,
In which the grand old actor
MIR. JOHN GILBERT.
together with
MISS KATHERINE ROGERS and
MISS ROSE WOOD
members OF the splendid company will appear
Monday and Inesday-sCIiOoL foR SCANDAL.
"Wednesday aud Thnrsday-SlIE sTOOPS TO CONQUER
Friday mig In m Saturday Matinee-THE HuACHbACk-
OBSERVE rfiE a5 SO AND rs CENTS.
PRICES 81 AND 81 2o
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OLYMPIC NOVELTY THEATRE.


THIS WEDNESDAI AFTERNOUN.
tho Monarch, origina in all his performances.
SAN bENERE.
FRANK CUSUMAN GORMAN AND ROMER.
Miss ALICIA JORDAN. Miss ALiCE DAILY.
EMPIRE CHIi.DRkS. BUCKLEY AND TURNER.
CHARLIE BHNEDICT. JAMES AESSENGkk
CEIFkIy AND RICE KEARNKY AND MORAN
A brilliant Nautical Drama
THE LONELY NAN or THE OCEAN
MONDAY pcxt Oct. d. fret Dramatic Weok Of SEASON
Miss KATE PUTNAM in OLD CURIOSITY SHOP.
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Davis va Warwick i Rathbun VS.. The Citizens Steam
boa, Company o Troy; Henkclvs. Slainpcr; Polhemus
vs. Bauaor; Standard 81. Ruck; Tman va henrigucs;
Fisher vs.. EdrehL -Motons granted.
Gcllcrt vs.. Abrahans; Clark Vs. Graer; Fitch vs.
Eustaco; Hoyt vs.. GoT; Farley vs. The Second Ave-
Railroad Company; Rossnian vs.. Maenchcr;
Mcintyre vs. Underh; Elias vs. Blake; Sielbrccht VS..
SteveLs.-Ordcrs granted.
Raynods vs. Salmen.-Motion granted.
Welsh ys. LazaruS-Motion 10 overrue demurrer
Cranlcd.
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