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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-17
RED DOC a co.
Bruie sioux Iudiaus on their Traveis-Whe
they Are and What Thew Ate.

from me Kansas CfD inns
Yesterday morning.. between I and
o'clock, the long-expected "InIun" delegation
came into town, Those who expected To see the
genuine Unframed Sioux In all their glory OF war
nal nonsense~were somewhat disappointed
Instead OF the Influential men. Of the Sioux ma
tiOn, this party Is lot of dead beats, or hangers
on about the military posts on tho North Platte
and the Upper Missouri. The party consists Of
lOO Sioux Indians, all Of them Bfules, and repre-
sonting only their own votes In q band Of at
tho onscourngs OF their own tribe, arc
select lands for for for WHAT For Irne
Horn, who has not been seen at an Indian
agency for fifteen years.
This party OF red skinned deadbeats which
arrived here yesterday were all Brules, and the
lrIles are only ono band Of the great Sioux
ton. They 40 to look at the Indian territory.
lhoy arc to report how they like IL when they
ee' back to Spotted Tail agency. who are they
~ report To To lot Of crippled and aged old
" huces aud squaws. Even that old doadheat,
tci Oloud' with his gang, has gone back to bar
The party consists Of the following persons
T. \. Howard, Indian agent Ia charge, J. W.
ilhhiels; medical Inspector and adviser y. q.
liunne' boot aud shoe merchant Of Denver, al
old resident Of Sou hcrn Colorado, with a big
claim pending before Congress Col. Boone y
one Of the Comm --ioners to make peace with
sitting lhill; Spotted Tail "A Opposed chief Of
the l'rulc baud Of sioux; lcd Dog. tat, seucy
old rascal, who robbed tho Times correspondent
Of all lac had ON the Cheyenne river. Feb. ~.
1876, ON his return from tho Black Hills Young
Man-Airaid uf-his-liur,es. scalp-takcr OF the
nrst water; spotted Tail. Jr., another young
buck who has been on the war path all sum
NOR. aud who will 20 there again Tod Randall.
white s1uaw man. or Interpreters r.. W.
Reynolds. "squaw man." or Interpreter Louis
Rouhideau. hall breed interpreter.
The others OF the party were made mp Of be-
tween seventy and eighty valabOnd bucks"
and twcN. squaws They ate one hundred pounds
Of fresh beef boiled without salt-no bread.
They declined plates and drank fifteen gallons
of coffee, and all drank out Of the same kettles
aud ate out Of the same pans. After gorging
themselves full Ike hogs, the outfit started
south They went out ON the AtChison Topeka
take ponies and ride through tho Indian terri.
tory To Muscogce. and there they take the cars
again and start back. They will 40 back to
Spotted Tail agency, and II thoy like what they
have seen they will come back and settle down
and work for living.
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THE CENTRAL REFORM CLUB.
An Ingenious swindie that WINS Perpetratsd
ON some Chicago Candidates.
Prom Ne Toronto Gioos.


very neat swindle was perpetrated in
Chicago nv two rascals, VINO availed themselv, =
OF the unsettled condition OF the public n iud
on the question OF reform to turn an honest
penny to the tune OF. they say. 5000. IL was a
very poor dOHn-town hotel inst couid not
boast OF being somebody's headquarters. the
Republicans were Ut the Grand Pacific the
Democrats at tho Palmer, tue InhatiOntsts at
the fremont nnd SO on. HUI there was NOBODY
az the Gardner. The two scxmps referred TO
saw their opportunity. One hne morning the
papers announced tDat the GENITAL Reform
Club had opened Its headquarter. at the
enough there was large parlOr filled
with tables. documents, posters, and all
the para hernaa that one looks for at a
political heacq1arters. Circulars found their
requesting them to call TO see The Chairman of
tne CLUB. When they did so, they found an ur-
baDe gentleman, who pointed to half dozen
large ledgers filed with several thousand names
tprObably copied straight from toe city direc.
torN) as the members OF MS constituency, all of
them Hnhivusly watching for the dictum Of the
Central Reform CLUB as to which II the respec-
live candidates they ought to vote for. Tho
visitor generally looked, saw, aud was con-
Y cred.
A few days sfterward. polite note. signed by
one OF the rvs, ais AS Chairman Of the Flu noe
Ccmuittee," informed the several cand dates
OF the amount at which they had been assessed
for the purposes OF the club. The hght was ex-
pected To be very close one, aud whon IN an
Is III Tor lamb he may as well, after the phil
osnphy OF the old Ut, vero, be hanged for a
shee SO q contributions were very generally
paid in. This ran along until the d ~ of The
election. Inc candidates VINO had been as
oilers which had be u promised by the Cen'r |
reform tub m nigers, nd failed to mud
either tickets or ticker p ddlers. visit to ,hs
u ruuer House al-o revealed the c. that tue
clue room Was tenantless, INA the hotel pro-
prirtOr engaged IN a fruiters search after tue
Chairman and Secretary Of the club.
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aEAT ENTLRPRISE.
Five Million. for ship Canal from New Or
leans 10 the t.uil.


The most intelligent citlzeUs Of New Or
leans. anu Of ones dong the Mississippi ana its
tributaries. have organized cn.r teied corpora
ton with capital Of lve milton, Tor the pur-
pose OF exChv ting sl,ck-wa,er -biD oanaI
iron New Orleans iself To- deep water in BsTfa-
tara bay. iugho'ts that have prcyed upou
New Orleans commerce lll commerce. died OF
The plague ~ III themselves DO no more. G.lveH-
ton ana cities along tue southern coast ~
itAis woull be erricned 10y tins ship canhl,
which les-ens the commercial distance he
tween New Orleans and Galveston neatly
one-half, snd for the reason that IL would
loosen The cost OF trAvcrsing tDls distance
IN sailing vessels more Than half Iut
the great end effected would be discovered IN
the reversal Of ihe commercial map Of tho
south. radc ana trBffr ana travel from I'll .
ONO ana missouri, ana the wuOle wealth Of tho
country on either side Ot The Nis isstpp,, Ito
voS day thdt Cowdoh'- slack water canal may
hr opened. would he tn ned south from the
l. It. The new and the old Northwest wound
alike come down the river ana down thS raii-
" y across Aiktn-ds ANA Tex to ind access
t. Europe. tbs West Indie- south Americ and
Mexico. through southern seHpOrts, nuu through
these would the south receive The products and
netch .ndiso vi the xt, rior world IL Is slleu-
dtd vision Of ua Gnincent future.
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A Wife Murderer IIarged

MARLIN, Nov. lon immense crowd
wa ~ Gown 10 ddy to withe>s the hanging Of
sllas wood Tor Tue murder OF his wife, which
occurred ~ thi- county about two IN mt hs ago.
ly one O'Clock l.. NJ. vast muititude had col
lected around tue walls OF tue jan yard. At
two U'c eck be was ed 10y the Sheriff to the gal-
lows, which had been erected In the jiiih uuss
yard. lie mounted tue Ladder with u firm step,
anu, "hth we Shtfln hsd Uhndaged bis MAJ d.,
he requested To see cOlnr,d II mister. who
c me IA ana read a chapter from the BiUlo and
prayed iervrntN Tor he felOn's salvation.
zoe Sne IN then put the moose around his mech
and asked INN II he wished to say anything.
being answered IN the negative, he .diusted the
banuAgr over W'oD's ewes aud maue ready to
pun the fatal trigger. AT seven minutes after
two the traD MAS sprung he Knot slDped 10
the hack Of MS neck. but the I'll brOke his neck.
Eight minutes tier Two "A slight twltcitng OF
the rms sdisceinible ming moro 1wen-
tN-onf minutes after two the physician pro-
nounceu MN dead ana he WAS cut down after
hanging auuut i've minutes longer
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wHY GRANTEES TREMBLE.
The Numerous Indictments Piseonh eIed -
Work for Hosc.t Prosecutors.
nom ne Baltimore sun.

ro,A Ms Boftfsrors sun.
The Perry burglary case will probably
never come to light rRiin, as one Of the main
parties, George Scheckells, alias Broken Nose
GEORGE was Yesterday released from Jail and
sent TO Richmond. Va, where he HIS been In
dicted for robbibg gentlem N from New York,
who was stopping at the St. James Hotel IN that
ctv. cen, the baltimore barber, has also
been released on halt. william NJ. Evans, the
ex- ssiitant United States District Attorney {;
j. Il. LoRbton, the ex-olerk OF the Police
Court, and Charles Fisher, ex assistant Deputy
Attorney, who are under indictment u COM
pli itv In releasing Schneider. the burglar who
helped ScheckOlls to do the Jon, will also
likely escape trial. MIR. Perry's store was robbed
Of t6O0O worth Of silk. About one half OF II
was soon Bfterward recovered, hut the
remaining half has never yet turned M.
Before the late Mr.. Augustus Perry died
hc received several propnsiliOns that the re-
maining 5000 worth OF silk would I've returned
II no would compromise the case nv " letting
up on the boys" ~ Gaming those who I'M
plicated In 1t. number OF Otuer equally Inn
port. mt cases have been allowed to drop out Of
existence. notable among wbich are the indict-
cress IN Pittsburgh, and other- N tue NtttOwSh
and Sugg Fort claims. ex ASH tant Secretary u
tie treasury VIM. Y Sawyer being among tho
number; w. W. Belknar, rx-Sectetarv of War,
for receiving hriue from Marsh. Che post-
tradetship cases y luchard Ilarrlngtuu and A. II.
william for re Giving a hrioe Of $4,000. ana
many Others, too numerous to mention. All the
1ra"suty Depdrtment and Land ONCE officials
VINO were indici ed las sutlng Tor being parties
TO whlskey aud Land Once frauds are yet to he
tried.
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THE ARREST or TELTuiN.
a New YORK. Forger Living in SDio ia Can.
Edu demanded To jail.
sSom ne Hinn'ton secs'or


For tho last few weeks an American
named " m. +. Veltnan ALA WIN. +. Boyd. ga,
,een ilying in this city. lle rUom,d at the Com
norcial Hotel drse ed well, am cared 10 have
money. ana kent economy with woman n med
Nj. iuee Loryeil OF Philadelphia. lie was
pretty closely " tened hy DctcclVe ,Phrr-on,
Nho In agined no saw in MIN a resemblance to "A
issCnpiion VI an American criminal lie wrote
20 me New YORK auth fities, giving tuii de-
irfiptiuh nt tha man, lhe Superintendent OF
Police sent Detective PM Richly, who arrived III
~. ga On SAtuid v, aud authoiiZ'd Detective
Ntfher On 10 make the arre-t. Neiman nad
been emtl we'd as bOOkk"eprr In tne Il m Of
Nhyspn, sm.ih & Co., NV York. He and an
~c1mphor forged checks Of this nrm for t2l on
o. the er0nan ~ Exchange National ia Of
NV Work, lhcy wrru tom arrested and
i"dsed 10 IN. Neltman was brought b..
ltir Jhshno aui plrAded Gun 8" lie
was committed Tor tlih and admitted 10
straw bait lte TOOK ADVANTAGE Of TIT. 10 Ia Va
me country anh come 10 & .uida bringing win
bim the woman toryell, Sine, the arrest she
has SHOWN the nreatest sOhcitude for h m She
carries Ma meals 10 the cells, and cheers MIN n
and does everything she can To save MN fr1m
dependency. HIS son, aged T. years, ~ In I'M,
city W ~ her Neltmsn intends itse adyln-
iage ~ tbe treaty. aud stay 40 long "a Le eau IA
lau da.
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a steer gall. from "a suspension Bridge.
H.m a. Cincinnati Times,

william Hickey and three companions
were standing IN Front street, under the
Cincinnati Suspension briGRr, while cattle
were belnR driven over and as guards arc
placed on hOth siies Of the hridge. thu
Thought that any danger was incurred by
sHhdlng under A. never suggested itself to
elhcr ~ thom, Among the drove was an I'M
ray steer which had caused the drivers trouble
N coming thrunrh tho clty. II seemed deter
nIh'n not ~ cTns-. and, despite forts to keep
u IN tho wagon WAY. succeeded in geiting an
tne lnriw'ik h"sI tne hDulment from witch
P' &c ~ e" eN over tht guards, tearing away tue
h!rgIal y supports ana wlle, aud ahgntipg on
hickey MerAliy MASKING hin.
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Never before have no seen 50 much in
tercst manifested IA political matters by tho
ldules a In this emp Ign. IL We We been
asked on - since the election by tho ladies' in
re ard 10 the result We have been asked at least
MY times, and VITA degree Of anxiety and
carr estnt 50 mat betOkened an intense feeling
GA the subject. l. Il not among the things likely
iu the iuturu Lat WOMcuWiil nave more di eCt
iufluencc over the political affairs Of the Coun.
trNi Perm ips not t. the extent of "A direct exer-
ci-s Of the election frtuchise, bur certainly
through the indirec, means vi an Intelligent uis-
CusaOu vi state al airs.
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A burglars Daring Venture.

On Friday morning, soon after daylight,
II VA. noticed [ a the KEY was IN the door OF
the nice 81 Mr Flanagan, County Treasurer. in
hlnIlrr Guy, oregon, aud an cxlnin ttiOn Of tho
interior disclosed the fact tuat tho safe lad
il-o been unlo KIDD, ana its contents, amount
ing u some 500 stulcn. II appears that the
burslar viste NJ Elan KAN at MS place Of real
dence duiins HE night, ana took tue KEYS q. the
door TO toe ON e IA also tOthe safe from tue
pocket OF MS pants, on the foot of has bed vii
out arOus'nR the sleeuing Treasurer and. thus
equi ped, eneCt IN easy tntrlnCe into the of
nee ana the safe. Everything Of value was taken
out OF the safe, except county orders.
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Manuel Lord, negro politician. was
ing lhIeis against tho lilo OF GOV. Vance.
re wa charged "'th wing punhcly decl red
thhl noF. vance would never live 10 to M
ugutatsd Governor Of This State. "A n herr.
ing me case, the ayoT de, ided 10 continue II
Tor NE pIin' 49, OF h-ctrlainng " any furiher
proof Ot his Hnilt could be Procured
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colored rroop- Coins ia risn, Indian,

The colorcd troops arc leaving Georgia
The Commonwealth say; "Nrstrrday about
twenty-five OF tnn newly entered ,olored re-
CIuits leIt peT tbs Wr~tcTnn aud Atlantic ltmlroad
passenger trnin Tor the Wet. Ines" twenty. i've
negroes were newly uniformed and ,quiuprd Tor
service on the frontier where they viii pass
their military iLe nghtlng the Indians.
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PESNsfLvdAaSsihAA fht.AHIyhkKf4iSAkp'
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, via Desbrosses and Cortland
stre ia ferries, as follows:
Express for arIl-burg Pittsburgh, the West an South
with Pull nan Palace Cars attached, $3.50 A. NJ. ami
$50 T. VI. Sunday. ani $50 r. VI.
For Nilisnspurt, Lock Have Cory and Ere a. 2fD
ana $50 Z. NJ. connecting at CORY ior ritusyllle,
Petroleum Centre. snd the OF Regions.
For BALTIMORE. Washington. Hnd the SOn.h. Limited
Washington Enpress " Of Pullman T. rlOr tars daily,
except Sunday. $50 4. NJ, arrive washington t;o5
san aY. DOS andvP.M
Exuress Tor Pnils1el lhia 7:30 $40 $50 A. NJ. 1890
gao s. l. 8. d. 7. $3.50 +. NJ. and ~ night. AccommO
oAtian "A. NJ. snd $40 7. NJ Sunday, = A. 81 8. g.
$50 AMI 4. NJ. Bmisrant and nj cass
For Centennial DEPOT at A. NJ. daily. I<tui ming,
leave Centennial Depot At 4;ib ard 5:i0 p. VI.
For trains To Newark, EiZdletn Itahway. Princeton
Trenton, Perth Annoy. Fleming a. u iv .ere anu
uther ooints see ocal schedules ~ al Tcset Offices
Trains arrive From Ptt-hu IN go and 1879 \. VI
1920 f. VI. daIyi 1910 A VI. and $50 T.. VI. H.
except MOnday. From Washington aud Baltimore
$50 pid a. ", 40 DO and lJ2l l.. VI. Surdty
$50 $40 A. VI. From Pniadcpnil, sos, $50. q. 10.
$40 1910, ll2D l;bO A. ", slO, $50, 4ll 5lO d;iV
$500 7:ih, 7;ip. $40 and lu.2O r. VI Su idiy. b:u5
go $50 piO. 1910 1850 4 NJ $50 and lO.s) T.. W.
Ticket ON e., 90 aud "a Broad way w. / A. 70
House, and foot Of DeshrOss's shd COrtlindt Sta
No. Court at. BROOKLYN ia. ZIG aud lls hudsln
Hon ken Depot Jersey Olu. knisrant iicSet On 80
No Battery pace.
FRANK THOMSON. n. VI. BOYD. Jr.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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WHITE STAR LINE.
For QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL CAEKYlsd
United SIAIES MAIL.
gus trluptJ.

INIRNITUKF CAIsPFr3
u Al O'FAlllIl LIS flOSthav between SON Hni -
ST.. you purchase Tot cash. c1rpHf on clot 10
and furniture cheaper thtn al ga, uthir esl'0llsA
mcut.
LTRNITTRE. CARfEr-. BEDDING, ana
l > uNc- soil 80 iiN nj Ctsl prices GA AcokY q
monthly palul'nis no aNhtlnul charge oA time slcA
>. Ia - "A, 90 Fig IN avenue.
between 21lh .uu 2Btl SIS
\NELl<LI AND MON rally PAYMENTS
', tahcn tor tlm.t lre, carpets, ind oedInL Anl.s
MCurc II rs uu fny nrl 'rr
CJNraRlliW Alr q CO.'S i55 Calth,nr
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tOr SaIt mo TO sri.
Orr Cocoa

II EFP not only sells the best and cheapest shirts In
IN the word, ut offers collars, elogAnt sly e.,
BIZ qualify, $3.50 per doI; q for 100. b7l Bruadw "
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snstTutilon.

CD WHITING, monthly bookkeeping, nTiih.
tDsJ mrtic, spCug, correspondence hours.
FAME Coltge, az Bowerl up iowa ga bh av.;
ladies department
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STEAMBOATS, uno Galirulo,.
CtpIUuI n % + We TIT W. " 10 lUN0 Ut 'HIaI Y
DENNSY RAILROAD.

-PEOPLE'S LINE etesmboat, for ALBANY.
Q SsrRtoya, aud the West leave daily SUNDAYS ex-
tedl Al 0 z. ". Per 81. L.. foot OF iAnal I.
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BANANA TRANSIT AND rACIFiC MAIi
AZ. IIIp IINLa
STArE !LINE.ON- crt AMeM,

= TO ola STOW, BELFAST. All LONDDNDHRRL.
From Fer a., Too VI Cana II. y. Il.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. THURS ay, Nov. IS.
STATE or Ni..GlFiA. 1hursday. Nov. 30.
; lu0u A Il ctoln pass e. at lowest rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN & 60, AGENTS. 20 Brosdwiv
secrage cNct. AZ 9 rO.uway, AID Al CO.npanyt
pier loot OF anal IT,, y. Il.
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Ulnutr0---M alts.

dtlnntt0-- dlats.
ANy9SEcsnwsSe q 20 . ner dsv selling STREET.
~ i sRS KIKER.s Genuine lar soap Cali at factory
A GENTS 70 mounted cNromo. siJ ser for IS.
n Continental Chrome Co.. 80 N..',n st. room o.
A FIksT:CLa.~ salesman wanted al i.o7s Sd Az.
CuOlCE roasted Java Coffee. es,, n. choice teas
st corn,r FULTON.
CoTsaEX, AGFNrsaseoa q 70, ;e|p,s. Of
~. must Be eypericnccd those. spe KIN Germ.I
aud II A. NJ. or nd and Allen sts.
E>Gll-nnANi ~ ye.rs. butcher, JUST landed
n M "a. B. Mr. faT p .d4. s. i sy
every u mess only ~ cents capita required. Apply
Nj fec T. cent. jos, p pae ' he'd BY T. sieissr :
Frankfort H." New YorA. ,anvassers wanted.
"NJu-ICAL ApvEnTI-Em."-io sirsu a
music canvas n,ed sic as, soiS It, ''''''''''
S"oknAhfkHiSSA WHIns>TEI2aTf sn,s. 50 p,r,r.
MENTy stone mason. S1 Sa to SSs on t The
Apply Inquire on the worS At Hem 'trsd. l. 1.
WA; n sss Spp % az &C e sC1
sh.ds, al HahNSSSSsP sD scs Is Grc s%p
a solicitor u
cry nd vicinity Tor veil known poci,lty. indispcn.
ri renee, BIZ oos NV YORK rS-, oaice
WNN1kD q od folder o put fer dyed $40 gloves
Sss"s ,' y A So Ns ' YoSE aff reos IT,
WANrLD. p ~ WIN te)O c,n cure good
" piacc; wage. 81 2 wees re- estate sec0rI,y
o9. boy sos so iS ~ rs ic', o 81 ~
erepoos Arpy At l.tls 3iw
WA>IED-A man who und, r.tands running a
w limo 'ranic printing maohiLe. Address .. T.. b.,
box ~, SUI ON 'r.
WANTtD Tso good MOULDING prepsrers Apply
w Al ii6 woushu' aV.. Brooklyn'
WANtLD -Ag's n''er. a'i proomc"
SIVe, nuns 10 $. j. {. TIiroV Pi'tsoursh. r,
Siiuaticus dllunt,o.
A Young man, with tloo dcsire' to engage with
81 @ r. ia .e lesme eas9s. he IS ARD
NJ firzfATRCK. eos Wet II m,ons IT,
4 coon, steady baker wishes ssituAton ma second
thln d. wages Address for days BAKER OK lis.
A SITUATION wanted by a nrst.class pastry cox.
~ coniec Toner fancy cake baker, and ornainener
experienced Job compo.itor desires situation In
PHlNIER box 100 sun once.
I(OOk kLtPER. qoder.lanolng snort ana. ac-ir
KEEPER, btI IFS. san ofncc.
Man ana wifc want situations the wife as cook
os r re 'f sbs NaIres.
Iva best city references.
Do-ITlON desired as cashier, corre-p ,adcn', sales
drcs NJ, box $50 sun ONCE
SITIAIION wanted nale) on Ronnay embroidery
- machlnc. call al % lst st., hobooon, \ j
WANTtD. widow, without childron, wishes zen.
- tF D nVa far Al.
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Amnstmtmis.


INION SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor. SHERIDAN snooK
E E Ea:E E E# EsiEs s. TIL.
E E$sE EEEEysEEss g TWO ORPHANS
5 @ sO wi" % Ss 5ST
DRAMA In nve act se,qtille,di roy
T. WITCH MI. CLAS{ a6tRIs.Si;s SARA , 5EwETr;
foilsEA Yf vTTfk Msi Ei22q LEn ElHHH NE
JAMES oIEiIr NJ. j. II. sroDDABT. and Mr. join
The psy vii III bdp P Uresentcd with entirely new sad
fsqa scenery from The brush ha OF MI ESmAp
with new music by Mr., TlssiNGTON. -.
Mo i's'a ing sss oa
next e O'Clock
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
I Asst NIGur or "LiPE,'
ct IFEr' LAST NIGHT.
I Asst OF TnE sNOw BALLEFt
7 Asst NIGiiT or BoNFANrIi
FAREWELL MATINEE or LIFE"
V,O-MORROw, ATTY
IlRING THE CuILDKENi
VNO-MORROW NIGHT. NOV. ~.
Miss DAVENPORT A. Z" ROsALIND."
rI'nE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
BROADWAY AND 3jrn STREET
OPEN DAILY FROM A. NJ TILL 10 p.
GREAT JAPANESE CURIOSITY.
THR "KiNGfYO." OR rkIPLETAILED FISH.
AMERICAN ANGLFRi WHITE BAssi
LIVING WHITE wHALEl
SEALS AND SEA HORsRs.
10000 GALLONS CRYSTAL WATER
IN CONSTANT MOTION.
THOUSANDS or OTHER cURIosITIEs.
MARvELs OF MARINE LIFE
ELEGANT PROMENADE CONCERTS
Every AFTERNOON EVENING Sundays exoeptod)
HARVEY B. DoDwURrH. DIRECTOR.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, sta av. an 4 23d 1t.
IOOLk q DONNsLLY Lcssccs aud Mana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-17
stlusitaI Instruments.

DARtA = six. Octlvcr, $40. $50 octave. full
ronnl egaut ease, - RI vs., $40; ~ octAYes
nearly new, tiG5 or''an Aoi stone. $40
GORDON q SOY. rs hast 14th ~.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

LNoR sAIE-PAsSATC, " j. NICE HOUSE AND
quick. Address ADAMS, Rox RS Herald obea
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

LoR SALE-sUIrABLB FOR RENDERING on MANU-
featuring purposes. valuable piece Of Property. on
Newtcwu Creek Long Island With subfantia brick build
thcrcon. 4x 20 feet frontage creek. with stone
bukhcad aud 80. feet deep. Will Be sold reasonable
term. Apply TO JAS BUcHAN co. 100 Elizabeth st..
New York.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

LrOR sALK-A FIEs- CLASS THREE STORY BASE
H ment aud sub cellar brown mont House BY
days work, fitted with all modern Improvement gas Ak
fnros 4 complete need only TO be 60 be appreed
easy. Inquire Of owner the premises. No. l7e
Hawaa a.. Brooklyn. X u.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

rrO LET IN HOBOKRN ~ J.-rHE HOROKFN LAM
Il and Improvement Company have Houses Q let from
$50 year Most Of these houses are In derahe
locations and command line view ~ the NORTH River
they best Of order and 30 by the com.
pany have all the modern prov For parrn.
lars inquire Of r. q. DUNN Agent No. Newark ST. Hobo
ken. ~. j.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

EoR SALE OR TO LET on EASY TERMs-A BEAU.
tifn Residence, consisting OF good house, carriage
house hne grounds fruit 4c situated in Bound Brook by
New Jersey Central PennsyvAniA Central and Air TO Phil
New York.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

DOR SALE OR 10 RENT-FuRNIsHED FOR TlIF
IL summer House. of land neatly lait
out; Ave minutes from depot one hour from city Er
Railway Address A. X. c. Herald office.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

IVEsTERN LANDS FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE.
W 1900 acres finest wheat Land In the West free
clear on railroad, in operation. Address r. H.
Office
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

INOR sALE-NOS. as AND 45s CLASSON Av.. NEAR
- Dr Duryeas church. fronting monroe 81. splendid
new brown stone Houses n black walnut
plate glass windows will be sold low preference
ing Also three story brick House No 4f7 Waversy
tormeriy Hamilton 81. Gates fr "
Builder. TS Gates av.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

NOR sALE-PHILADELPHTA.-rH COMMODIOUS
story Residence No l,s1i Walnut ST. opposite kit-
fashionable OF the city;
lot z9x235 TO SAMSON 81. with stable. ADAM ENERLf,
735 Walnut st., Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

DOR SALE OR EXcHANGE-A TRACT OF 1000
OF fine pine. hemlock oak and chestnut timber
Land. IN Pennsylvania we'll watered with improved facili
ties for floating logs market will sell cheap for
exchange for other Property Merchandise equitable
terms Address lock box IL Post office Philadepha Pa.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

DOR sALE-5OO ACRES OF GOOD LAND IN TEN
nessee. well located and cheap; Farms In the vicinity
and Houses In New brunswick. n. j.
EDMARD S. VAIL. III broadway.