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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-10
wan fup SOUTHERN rnrss say.

-
WuAr fHF SOUTHERN PttEss SAY.
Northern Democrats say that south.
eru members Of the party do not ap.
prove Of the Hamburg massacre, =
Whatever the latter may think in phi
waite il would not be good policyfor them
to defend it ia public on the eve OF a
great national election, but many Of
the Democratic papers at the south,
some Of them influential, speak out
what they think without regard to
policy We quote from few.
From the Monticello ( La Constitu.
ton: "Now all we have TO say is
this The Democrats are thoroughly
prepared for any emery ency, and il
these Radical hounds want blood they
shall have it to their hearts content.
The Lynehburg (Va.) Star says: -
The South Carolina negroes are get
ting their backs up They had better
remember the fate II their brethren in
Mississippi An ounce prevention
I is worth pound Of cure"
Brandon Miss Republican, Dem
ocratic) says: Sitting Bull the
chief Of the Sioux Indians, has a sum.
mary way Of dealing with carpet.bag-
gers and military satraps. He recent
10y pat 10 death two hundred odd Of
I them
\ From the Magnolia Miss Herald:
If the negroes Of Pike county desire to
continue the amicable relations now
existing between them and The whites,
to have their rights respected, and to
prosper, let them prove it by organic
ing Democratic clubs and by voting
for Tilden aud Hendricks
From the Canton MISS. MALI
Write it upon your banners, fling it to
the breeze, haunt it in the face Of the
enemy, that we, the honest people Of
Mississippi having conquered glori
Gus victory at tie ballot box last No
yember, are determined TO hold our
vantage ground at every hazard.
From the Okolona Miss States
The Hamburg, $. O., riot is tho latest
sensation The Sioux Indian massa
ere fired the northern hearts somewhat
but nothing to compare with the Ham.
burg affair, in which half dozen
colored militii met the usual fate ii a
race conflict Some & oar representa-
lives il Congress pour Walls Of wrath
upon the white banditti This may be
wise policy, hut The principle we dc
not like
The Jackson Miss. Clarion. edited
/ by h. Barksdale, the bosom friend o
JEFF Davis and Colonel Lamar. the
Democratic official organ OF Mississippi
and the most influential paper in the
/ State, has this to say Of the Hamburg
massacre: No impartial person car
read the reports Of the affair without
approving the conduct Of the whites
aud at the same time sympatbizinl
with them In the misfortune Of having
been forced to such an extremity o
action ia self defenrc.
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Commodore Vanderbilt has beer
very III bot Is better again His age
begins Is tell, however ana he cat
hope d live bat a little longer At til,
best.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-10
gfpnblicAn connn Ticket.

81. NATutN
Z UiNGY GUILD, 81 Rupcri
NiLA9 MASON, 81 Rcad,h1ro
ioR ,.rgANr 3up"ts,
A u. GRAHAM, Of W,uhaH;
JOlIN y. CARNEY, Of Bennington.
lOH ,ulRirFi
DAVID CROFGT, Of Arlington
TOR niDH BAliitti
JONATHAN liAPGOOD, Of Peru.
son srATE's ATTORNEY,
~ q SHELDON, Of North Bennington
I3R IuuUEs or rRanArt,
Il b. BURTON, pist of Manchester
GEO. 81 iiARNAN, Dist Bennington
klted1u rue.day, September 9TH, ls1t
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iluNr's REMEDY II poi "A new com.
pound, j, has been bttore he public more
than lweutt years. aud excessively used
81 al classes, botH Wuu and without he
bc advice al i phYsiciap ilCNr.s kEH-
EpY has been tic means q saving from a
lingering aud lrgh,lul disease aud death
Of hundreds q Our weI-knnwn citizens.
lluNr's RruEDY never fails TO cure Dgop.
~ and an Diseases o. the Kidneys BIat
der aud Urinary 0fgens
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-10

TiN CANS HEATERS
- nagksi., Ra,si, al 0slsslllsa - -.
a s o

.ag Bagket., au,sia ana 0s,ssllhsa ira rsas
AL $ q
riu Ware faH aaa stamped, eaeHt ifts4
copper Wsfe CVsl hais, nivft t1ps. pHt.Ket
80 Elbows
A l. 30
Eags sgvuss ga hoalus, famFs. Lsaa ESD
Iron Pipe, Cts. fFan Eaase aiafs f4fa SID
iyklyah.1ra. ha8le fafusAeta ~ Ni4AY,
Jobs promptly afieaara tl asa s3fa GQHa Is
setlsiaetafy nenrer frreu se iua ~ sag p&fty
eaa sHgfd fef tie ssms 4ua 81 sod - e N
gogds Orders By snail wiit fseslYs smmsassi.
attention.
y u. COOLEH0E
Ariagtea, w., Jaa p. 1878
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-10

parteuar attention paid t. eulliuy ehildfou's
hair aud boninR rsz0fs
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llOMMlaslONEN1, NOIIIE.

d n HuphEk
LlIiAIl l.l-NI0A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-25
CLEARED.

Steamer A Sinners Warren. Philadelphia-Jas Hand.
Steam err Franconia. Bragg. Portland-J r Amer
ship R'jah tBr), Halliday London Arkeli, TUFTS Co.
Ship Cyclone. Treat. Antwerp-Dil kadmann.
Bark Ada wswell, Wsweli Wellington and Duuedn. NJ
r w Cameron 4 Co.
Mark Mariannina aistoa dtal Albano. Penar.h Roads
for orders-Funch. Edge a Co.
Bark Ceceli1 Ita Cacacs. Cork for orders-Socovch
Co.
Bark Soafdo CNoD, Petersen, Hxvre-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Agi tNor) Hill, Bahia and Pernambuco-R B Bor-
land
Bark Evening Star (,r. Chick. st Jaso-waydeIl Co.
Brig Selma. Wild. Hamburg-D Dearborn
Brig Iaiia tBr). Crowell, Demsrara-F W whitney.
Brig Ellen MITCHELL Eaton, Shulee, NS-Wiison God
frey.
brig Beauty (Br) Copp st John. Mp MENUS Son
Brig RsmiIex. Barnard. Uwlveston-WC Adams Go.
schr Aemania tGcD, Groot. Porto Cabsiio-psniston
Co.
schr stephen Bennett, Bennett. Port spain-Joness
Tough
ssr VIM McLoon. Rogers, Port rlatte-Bartrsm Bros
Srhr Julia Merritt BD, Nor ehousc. St John, Mp
Ncvus X Son.
sehr Morning. Dow Dr. Stockton. Richibucto NB-w r
Grace TO.
schr w Pcasclcy. Barker. Boston-Chas living
Schr Mary CurIen. Mcmillan, Provincetown. Nnss-B
Weinberg Co
schr blackstone. wickson, Providence-H W jackson /
SOn.
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SPOKEN.

ship City Of Aberi een o. ~ days from Liverpool for San
ship Ardmore Rr Mcconnell, from Loverpol for Mon
treal. April T. of Tuskar.
ship Lake Michigan, Lamont. from Liverpool for Mon.
ship Lady Clarendon tBr,. wyman. from Liverpool Tor
Quebec. April , 10 miles by Il of Backwacr Lightship.
ship - Joseh falcs from 1oScs for Queenstown. March
4 lat 4 ;. 10. ~ w.
Ship GenLersie Rr. from Glasgow for Montreal. April =
of HAthlin Island
ship Martha Nerl from Antwerp for Philadcphia. April
~. lat 40 55, Ion 81 80
BARK oern,an,s Gerl Culver, from Bremen Tor rhiladel
rhia. March ~, lat ~ 40, Ion ( -
Hank ienfalinch t waddle, from Greenock Phila.
dclphia March 81. lat ~. Ion 70
bark sarah Cam ar. Eidrdge, from Antwerp for
Philadelphia, April 4. lat ~. Ion IS.
Bark David Taylor (rl, Atkinson from Havre South
Pass March ~. lat ~ IS lon ~
Bark Abhie lRrl, C0ni. from Rotterdam for sandy
Hook. March - lat 49, Ion rs
Bark Robert bright tBrl. from Shields for Coumbis
River. March ~. lat ~ n, Ion III W.
Bark Laura Gertrude GER Nogt, from Liverpool for
New York. April x lat W ~. Ion NJ ~.
Bars retrea Nor: from Danen tor Nontrc-s March ~.
lat ~ - Ion Al ~ ssnd suppled with provisonsD.
bark rris schmidt cicr from Savannah for Riga. April
Z. lat - 80. Ion 10 80
An American bark showing blue house flag supposed let
inside (which steering NOS stated March IL. lat
43 ", Ian ~ w.
MAY Lightship by > ~ miles.
The Aonitt" tAmb from New York for Bahia. March
Z. lat 10 v. Ion W aow.
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GAN vpASc.sco M1NsrRELs.

1t is NO exaegeration to say that the San FRANCISCO
Minstrels combine TO make up an institution that
amusement loving citizens could not well afford to DIS.
psnse WITH In word the genial, joyful and jolly en-
toranment nightly prosen by this intelligent body
but BIO regarded with the greatest pub
hc Last night throngcd and fashionable assem-
blagc had ample enjoy for couple Of hours. dur
ing which the Entertainment Ia SALON. afforded Mr.
wambold opportunity to sing Of those delight
full melodies with which his has long been in
scparabiy connected we'll as to introduce the merry
twins Mcssrs Birch and Backus, whose presence IS
hailed with delight Tho programme was excel
lent embracing exceedingly humorous sketches
Mr.. Ryman IS temperance lecture a clover piece OF
business, while Mr. Ricardo also contributed some
artistic selections. shakespeare the Halt Sheip
gave Messrs Birch and Backus another occasion for
somc OF their nimitabe efforts but the GROWING
feature WAS s.The Two Orphans which set many
among tho audience fairly beside themselves with
laughter.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER ALBArR0ss. belonging TO the Fall River limo
of which damaged by coming In collision with
has finished her repairs Newport and Fall River
Sur BLucuEu Ger, Hinzc, which sailed from Daren
Dec for Hull has been heard Of since port
and Is supposed 70 be lost
BRic CONSTANTINE. OF Boston, before reported wrecked
sydney CB for ST Pierre (Mquelon) laden
She lett sydney Jan and put into Port Basque tho
10Th through stress OF weather. whore she sined until
lost salmon Rock the evening Of ths 2Sd
crew saved. The vessel condemned and sod On the
10Th The registered l53 tons and built Hamburg
IN 1865.
SAN FRANcIsco April 24The sailing Of tho Pacific Mail
City Of New York tor Australia has
until The English mail has arrived
IAuxcu-A bark Of 800 will be launched
the shpy ard OF Nessts Campbell BROOKS, ass
Boston, on Wednesday next, at ~ o'clock
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AMERICAN PORTS

ASTORIA. 9. April Is-sailss bsrs Chloe Do Cork
.I;; E:yA;.; Io %iisr:: 4:
Prosdsacs: D-nis ia. Gallagher. ssd Caroline Kisn
''s saiira-s ssi -c" ii.ls New Bedford
BOSTON April 2a-Arved. steasen Atlas Or, Hosea
ss
A Naa ssa .es.. Issis Do.ss sasi%o,. reSaa
Nellie. Klmba, .Hobcken: Willow Harp ierson do RS
III s SS~ BARI Mary s 4 Nelson. from sssuA
xorss asss ss Sake. ;:n rs
ahs james Martin. Brown do via the Kennebec River
's ssiisd aSs Il LIME il Jackson.
Steamer Psrkiomen from rhAdsiphis was on Cape God
Ar s s:' Es .ss S
gov dta Coffee, Belfast brig cAstiiian. Ovens
Hss f dr. c :s1. w cS p s Asas
Avery Ryan Ssx London; Wellington Rich. Porsand
ssssS6sf Wave KSF e.,; oo,ss.. from Londonderry
r.o.rsds. sSs,s Olsen Lo"eo% .shrs Essli"s ssa
mott, ps%asss sc.nwe ss,,vsn , SsysFn0.. ...Sr
George Xppod. Lovsland Boson: baris Ellsn stevens
s'ssn S.Ys rs.ss .asI% " sssSs
BkuNswIck. ia. April 2s-Arrivsd. schr } Richards
CHARLESTON. April 2i-Arrved. bark Anna tSor,. $.
2sd-Arrved. barr Lasuen Nor. Magnussen Plymouth
Apr, s: i ssas
sm,,. rhsdeiehi.: sarah blaze. Briggs SswssS; I'm
ma Cook New York.
EDGARfOwN April eo-Arrved. schr II IIaiock. HAL
lock, Amboy for bingham.
Walls, New York.
Ciesred-Schr Dolly Warden. Allen. Machias
FALL RIVER. April 22-Arnved, schr ABEL W Parker,
saiIed-schr ID Ingraham, Smith Philadelphia
GALVESTON. April 22-Cicared, ship Rowantrsc (Br)
cumiugton. Liverpool bark Marie Ge). schubsr, Bro
., Sc April S sA;: a. Hss
thur Cruise yNorfoik, Va
2ush-tnear~d schrs vraie Camp. New York: Canary.
Brown 1honaston, Ne; Hattie McGB uck. Woodbury., Ba
FORTRESS MONROE. April 2i-Arrived. barls s.mpo
usl Steinnian Grcrnock. Seeking; Lburna (Nor Gun
der:on, Belfast; Ranaee Lignrc dtAp. Consgiiere.
Traee.
sailed bark Rusoer ,Nor, Olsen iron, Amsterdam. Bal
tmorr.
Stiiwcli, New York.
Cleared A L Fitch, Boston.
MOBILE. April 2t-Auived schr Tsnnhauscr, Portland
Ciearrd-Brig Thor tSwD Fsgerland Croustadt.
MACHiAsP0RT. April 10-ssiled. schrs Alaska, CLARK,
NiLLBRibGE, April Is-ssisd, sehrs Margaret CLARK,
New York.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL "a, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
pIPoRrRD NJ THE HERALD YACHTS AND HRRALr
wHirEsToSR TELEGRAPH LINE

RxYoRrRD THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHlrEsToSR rELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Adriatic (Br) Geade Liverpool April Is via
Queenstewn isth with andse AMI ea2 10
ss, :s %sss
s as ri q so fR s sws
ocL a Sd i y lon q snip Gsssr.s s! rom
oorE. Doane (of Yarmouth Ns,, from s. Nasare for
Rapidan Mankin, Savannah April 90, with mdso
sseamsr Regulator boane. Wilmington NC. days. with
Steamer rSpss, ysss.y; Norehead City NC days,
snip Grace BLACK LysrpGSl 81 days With sal. ,e
days 70 the Grand banks with variable winds ,hencc Is
Ss With s wSr s. %.. L.. .u * o. lon
shcs Lrhtship spoke bark Nellie Guest nom Antwerp
ssn ooi Bath, Billiard Liverpool IS days. in bal
mdsc 70 Grnns Mnturn Co Was III days west Of Sable
sSa Sarsssa Of "ndoa Knight. London 80 days with
dam days Saii.s, 70 Boyd hineien April H. lat
= s% sss
s. f. "s ron 's isA. q \; 3D. 0 %
vs .ss hemp S s.y
Il 4 SsS; 's ss T Ss ass lon Is ss
spoke ship s.nin .Br, from singapore for London
VIA ia Ss'' sSs Ss. .. ';s
STRAIT. SeS Co. caps 81 aos i'df ape
and crossed the soussor March 70 IN lon 2! ~ FEB
sra. r ' ioudon T. spoke snip ""e"'"e Ger ron
Hars aishaa Ssf North Shields, Hewitt, Shanghai Jan u
T. Equator March 80 in Ion 20 had line
- iss S. len - ID, spoke shp orne tBr, from
for ss,s rom ss pr l.. * s9 say s
18Th lat 81 - lon 20 a. bark Alpha isr, from hotter
q . iPs".
Helena 18th and crossed the Equator 2ith lon
Eark Ocean Express tcf Halifax Ns). CROSBY London
30 days in ballast Boyd IIneken Is anchored SANDY
Bark Devil Dubroyaeki Aus. xrenovich. Dublin via
li Barn GoGnsa s prs;srss wepor "a DAYS
bsas, Punch Edge Co l. anchored at SANDY Hook
BARK rs,ropoli. ,Nor rensssd Lsnsesund via falmouth
Is DAYS. in ballast. to Bcnhsm Boyesen.
bs s.s WIN whitney, Se ' % co. se r. %
4Os5 lou 50 ~ bark Grown Jewel ,Br from ssJohn Nh.
Rrrs Anna tSor,. Myhrycd. Drobak NORWAY, u DAYS.
IN s ssls.i Flash fas s aS %nac xs Car. nav ~
In ballast ia G BertAuS 4 10.
las, TO d MAXWELL Is anchored at sandy Hook foa
Ears Ous nor. Faisk. IIavre ~ days in ballast. to
Lonis Ie'ens Came northern passage. and HAD nne
bark unita Nor Hansen. Mcssina az days with fruit 10
Barring bros Cot vessel ~ order. Passed Gibraltar March
-; April lat - lon ~ exchanged Signals with French
Bark Curacao iof Windsor. NS 1ocxart, Curacao 10
days with ssins. &c 20 Joseph fsulke's sons
BARK Antelope. smpson. Sc crox ~ days. eth molasses
days, ballast 10 Ber,sux % came the northern
passage snd had strong aud NV gales;
Brr kashcI coaey tof Bangor coney Palermo 7s days,
passed Gibraltar March had sr :" xsr sna.
Tor the last ~ days
DAYS. sugar II swift Co: vessel /, Il smith
Crossed the Eqascr March Is 10 lon 81 Apr la, IS 10
lon ~ ~ spoke bark conquest. ron san
fbiladslpLia lbs days out
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J.n:.oa. Ne. yoss before TsDo.,sd wisl:as S..s
Ns for 81 ficmss: bark Elisa BaIs. dr, vs:sy. New
sailed i.sh: sloog ssreasr. Boston: rs bnss cornan
& AS., .S% .o Nc having sepssSi Lon Z,
Johns NF: scSr Alfred nrsbrooi Bunker Portland.
hfs IN port Apr 10 sSp Trsns. dr. Dixon from
s ls s from
for New York. do; Mary Cooms. Ccomos from Boston
crsscoI, April sin pOr brig Curacao eBr', Faulkner
cAnprs.s April ao-Arrved. brig. Hattie Balm rhcs.
land E.s. 1f TasI.. Forbes. Phsdspsis s. :sir
Rsd S:s So sss~ xs cor :. wyms Hon
liss and Hsaas fedd north q Ha.s!.s ai: aIsS
EAs! HAasoa IT, April In port schr Annie cotiins-
AfR s%,A s.ai srs Adj. H. sheppard.
HS,,lsns; E%%. N. HAL. Perry Nassau asd
sailed I'D Cisy q ve.s CRU. Deston. Nov York;
i n.r ss. ss Hpr brig. nlmsn
D'meraa Halifax sr,, Power Porto Rico; sehr Asrolite
Mrsslsa April i7sslsd. briss css,iopea OBJ Pcs.is.
n.o s.sa All bark unaa. s. Russo New YORK;
In port sth schr Minnie Repper steeinAn to commence
MALaos April ssrrivsa, brig Jennie Cheney. Perry.
NAIsxs.s; April s2-sailsa. BARK Ann. Elizabeth Ne
Dewitt north .! ha,ssrs brig Merics LpRnsss y.
prSeso, New YORK. ~ o'-e' ''A' 'A''' '''"e'
ton. New YORK via Rio J.ssiro
Poses. pr. April iaArivsd. sehr Goo " whford. Bry
81 nslsSA. March ii-sailed bark O T Kemp tBr. Tsy
ior from East I.cndonl. BOSTON
In por, DIST bark W Wood Br, Nichols New Bed
ST THOMAS April a2Aved. bark BENZ Dicksrman, Tay-
HR isns ; e moth
SANDY M0Gk ssr & pSsn Helen NJ.
castle; brig oromocso sr. Liverpool; schr Scott.
Cleared 18th sshr Bowdoin. Randall Dublin.
Sailed .ith steamer Iyran obi Lanscn isssow: brigs
Dublin.
TPsG STEAMER ApRrArrcl
ABxRpovy. April lo-Arrived, Gisnaivon Richards. d.
AxrwRnr-Arrved Flushing April ~. Ellie d. GarviL.
siied from the road. 7,h Nor Hansen America; 9Th,
AIsoA BAY March iO-saied Marrnresha. Ei Bos,on.
Bnisrot, April lu-Arrived Rosa Il. BarbagAlsta. BHt
BARROW April lOSaiIed Margaret. Bennett. Quebec;
18th. City Of Ottawa. for do.
Jane Anna MeIlsour. Rch,bucso; iosh Lammsrgier.
New York: 18th, wyIe. VOTERS. Hcnciala; Sepsun.
strube Phadephia 10TH Constansa, Kuhlker, New Or
leans; N stewart. Morrow Matanras
BRoUwrRsnAvEN, April s-Arrivcd. Midas Campbell,
Boansacx-saiied from Panlac April o ryomo. Larsen.
sailed from Royan 10th. San Marcos az. Burrows. Vera
TAxSow ANGIE Jan 2iPasscd. Clara Nichols. Pass
CARDIFF, April ii-Arrived l. Burnham. Phillips Lv.
Arrived Ioth Peruvian Congress, Power. Hamburg.
CKrrx, April sArrived. Mary Williams Hanna. vslen
Sailed I'd Nuovo Ruhinacci scarpato New York.
CAxrnAckSA. April l-sailst Lord Lyon. Covs Quebec
sth Yellow Pine French Boston 9TH Porvsnr Mas tom
New orsAns). Bsrcsiona
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived Fernandna April IL schr Vim Wilson, Braley,
North Atlantic Whaling Ground tsnd cleared 18th
gioundl
sailed from Provincecwa 10Th schrs II simmons. A.
kins. Atlantic Ocesn: Alcyone. Fisher do.
sailed from st MichHels April l. bark Gsxec Svera
cruise.
sailed from st Helena March 20, bark John Dawson,
Babcock. OF NIB, 10 cruise.
sailed Table BAY. CGI1 March H. bark Mercury.
Clifford. OF Nh. to cruise.
Bark Wood tBrl, at st Helena for New Bedford had
received board March 81 the following Of oil
ll9 btls bark Kathleen: ~. do bark john
Dawson; ld; do , bark zen scott: $40 do sp and VIII.
bark George Susan about $50 bbls NJ and were
s to be shipped by the X W W. and about 40 bills had
been red Tor shipment bv batk Louisa daily expected
spckcnFeb - lat ~ 80 ;. Ion - 81 W, bark Draco.
April y lat, &e ship Marengo, Kelly. Of NIB; oil not
reported.
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the new burlesque Of "Ferry-oi" by MT Reward
Philip, sufficient in itself 10 reward those who
awaited its presentation IL received with rounds
Of applause, both author and artists merit CON-
mendation Conspicuous for her excellent acting was
Miss jennie Hughes, who possesses some OF the first
qualities Of coincidence Her efforts In the title role
spoke volumes for her ability and 10 10 DO hoped that
she will appear in other parts where not only vocal
ceencc but histronic talent may be shown to advan-
tsge. Mr.. G. r. Fortcscne Nine 10 stork was irre-
sistblv comic and provoked the heartiest merrmept
This gentleman seems 10 appreciate what burlesque
and he fails to catch the proper idea and
interpret IL There other good artists in the
piece including Mcssrs Tooiey, Kelly and Richmond,
who personatcd the parts assigned them in good taste
aud 10 the evident qualification of the audience. Alto
gether the entertainment racv and enjoyable
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H S;... sss:: Ssi.s Eden. o.,m.n
5D ss :ns
10 xfEsws1ssERs NC Ao aa-s..a previously .sAr Add
Hs S1kr soSIs. Nov .,' -, x,nn w..sn,o
L,.sisld. frosldsass; 1daie sshissisr. Deacon
rSEswsuaYrosr, April as-Arsivsa .ser, I....a. Hlz
EW hs6F lSsss J;0,nsson Aa Perth A%boy
D 1s. ". :ss,: Ssa'oa rhads
.,XEwroRT. April si-S1rysd' sshr stephen Morgan.
I'll, i1r rasdsDhiS ,nd sailed sad
f Ts: 's aSt1s
t,sna ~" Ar Tor 90; Allie oakes fsoqry
Me- ss as New ~ York
NEw HAVEN. April aa-Arrivsd 'ioop Dart. johnson.
April ia-Arrved. bark s. ds.p.
s:;d I'm ;ss,s Tass wnan. Morgan Sarah
Sssss sy
1: rTD hsaii M April ,cr, VIVA pv.,
Staple. WHIT ss. s''a
panther. Si: Fail River: SSssSSaE es'ssss S;s
YORK; basis sags.a Br rsyio s,s, London; Conquest
EI:ssd Ds..a J.sl. S;raipsl Ne; Helen Ass. End
so 4. saap Soao N
s.s Es:s Lsssass M M w. Boston
brig HssI
s Msrre
sys Bets Paneeo
Wh Wheaton,. jarvis Hysie. Conn
aa o
sss:Ss E. a' Msr, SsaT TSn Sssssn Tncm s
oossn Perry
z.ck.ry - john NIB; Charles Moore, RUSSELL saco
lI(rl M
ss%'s sss nS%!;s New
Yo ships cSapan EVER
&. M.i.: Dixie cs:ssn s.,s. RIM, ' S
Sss zs;;s S:i April sxIyss bark.
IoSos via vsisne d0'''' '''0A' 'A'~ S1's" ''0'
sm in
-,
PI.. si..D Gh1..s Genoa. AND Carl Angel 1So0,
sbO xs S !. SewsomS Iyerooo IN bal
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-25
WOODS MUSEUM,

Mr. Oliver Doud byron appeared last night In his
well known role Of Joe Ferris in the startling produc-
ton Of ACROSS the Continent" 1t 10 needless to say
that the sympathics Of large audience were SUCCESS
fully appealed to- and in every instance that the pro-
verbal vagabond cornered thundcrs Of applause
rewarded tho well timed efforts of tho well disposed
parties engaged All sorts OF characters were repre-
scpted from the unfortunate tippcr with dclrium
tremcns 10 a disconsoate organ grinder and indeed
many interesting phases OF lie were presented with
much artlstic ability. The piece not without IFS
good moral and this II may be sand is always heartily
appreciated There three or four thrilling scenes
that fairly brought down the house. Mr. Byron was
well supported and his sensation seemed afford great
Satisfaction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-25
LYcEUsf THEATRE.

Matt Morgan seems to have plucked victory out OF
defeat The Lyceum has long been under cloud Tho
has been terrible one, financially speaking,
ret this clever manager has succeeded in carrying a
season through with eminent triumph. Last night
there large audience. The btu one OF par
tcuiar interest There three features In tho bill
The old fashioned play, od Salt the sketch, 'sBa
Nasquc, AMI the well known burlesquc ..Field the
Cloth OF Gold, y were presented Tho company which
Mr Morgan engaged for those pieces capital hut
the principal feature the artistic UNI shed act
ing OF Miss lou Heron Young lazy who
have Inherited all the talent OF her gifted mother Miss
Bou Heron rs destined to become great rcss, for
oven at an early age she displays histronic abilities
such have been seldom on the American stage