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The New York herald., 1876-03-14
New Hampshlre To-Day.

Our despatch from Concord, the capital Of
the Granite State, seems to betoken repub-
lican success in the election which takes
place to-day; but our correspondent ascribes
it to reason which is disgraceful to the
republican party He thinks they have
bought up the greater part of the pur-
chasable voters, and that the elec-
ton will be controlled by corrup--
ton. We are reluctant to believe this;
partly because we do not regard bribery as
legitimate electioneering appliance, and
partly because a strong rebuke of the ad-
ministration would have wholesome politi-
cal effect after the recent exposures at WASH
ington. We should be sincerely sorry to
think that the people of any State are indif-
ferent spectators of official corruption. If
the election returns should verify the pre-
diction of our correspondent we hope it
may turn out that the result is not
due to bribery, for we would more willingly
accept any other explanation than this, which
is so discreditable to the character of Amer
lean citizens Astounding disclosures of cor
ruption are less likely to have their full
effect on an election which takes place i'm
mediately than after the lapse of an inter-
val On the eve of an election people
are apt to suspect that such reports
are invented or exaggerated for the occa-
sion, and when set of counter reports are
put in circulation by the other party that
portion of the voters who either accept both
or discredit both are not likely to change
sides. The Belknap exposure has been
offset by industriously diffused rumors af-
fecting the character of distinguished DEM
ocrats and, although the latter are un-
proved and Belknap's corruption is con-
fessed, the stories may not be very
closely sifted in the heat of q violent
party contest. Had the New Hamp-
shire election taken place month
ago the republicans would easily have car
ried the State, as the party has been steadily
gaining since the subsistence of the great
democratic "tidal wave" of 1874. The legit-
innate effect of the Belknap exposure should
be to arrest the gains of the republican
party and set its prospects back, and we
still hope that the actual returns will show,
even in New Hampshire, that political sue
cess is not Independent of moral character.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

DE-. SToRRs' Church of the Pilgrims be-
lieves that the principles deducible from
the action of the late Advisory Council are
''novel, false and revolutionary, and sub
versive of the platforms and polity of the
Congregational communion, and that it does
not hold itself bound to continue denomina-
tional fellowship with any church which ad-
heres to those principles" At this rate Mr..
Beecher, while he may not serve his denomi-
nation. forces at least one of his doubtful
friends to commit theological hari-kari.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

AMNESTY appears to be the order of the
day in Europe France will amnesty the
Communists, more or less England is about
TO set her Fenians free, Spain is pardoning
her Carlists and the Porte offers amnesty to
the revolted Christians. Has amnesty been
forcotten here
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

WALT WHITMAN has found n friend in
England in the person of his brother poet,
Robert Buchanan. The latter's indignation
at the 'impoverishment" of the bard of
Leaves of Grass leads him to have fling
at 1.-The literary coteries which emasculate
America The harmful work of such CO.
teries we admit; but Homer, we are told,
begged for bread, Chatterton was driven to
suicide, Otway was starveling and Milton
in his day Jared no better than Walt in ours.
Let us hope, however, that the liberal think
ers of America will not leave the work of
helping Walt Whitman in his time Of suffer-
ing entirely in foreign hands.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

WHAT WILL BECOME Of the insurrection in
Bosnia and Herzegovina, now that a num-
Der of its unpronounceable cheftains have
been arrested in Austrian territory, remains
20 be seen. Servia is seething in manner
which must lead TO an outbreak in some di-
rection, and either Prince Milan or the
Turks will suffer in consequence.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, yesterday
lost q good deal of valuable time by voting
and talking on two-and-two-make-fiv
buncombe resolution introduced by repub-
lican member. 1t is a great pity to notice
how a fool on one side of the House can
always count on rousing dormant fool on
the other side
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
Tho Effects OF bad Ventilation I'm
the Public schools.

The experience of nearly every parent
whose children attend our ill-ventilated and
overcrowded schools is that the little ones
are constantly liable TO attacks of illness
which tend to weaken their constitutions
and lead to prolonged periods of delicacy.
The evil effects of inhaling vitiated atmos-
phere are so numerous that we can properly
attribute TO that cause most Of the ailments
of school children. Bad water and food may
introduce poison into the system, but the
effects of its action on the tissues of the
stomach usually manifest themselves with
such rapidity that promptly administered
remedies will to large extent neutralize them
and the cause of the trouble is easily detected.
In the case of air poisoning it is differ
ent, for the assault on health is made
through the vital channels of the lungs and
the blood, and the evil effects are apparent
only when the system becomes impregnated
with the insidious venom that saps the
foundations of life itself The celebrated
DR.. Carmichael drew attention in. 1909 to
the production of scrofulous diseases among
school children by want of proper ventila-
ton, and in referring to the over
crowded and ill-ventilated condition of
the House of Industry states that 'there
was no enduring the air when the
doors we're thrown open in the morn
ing," the cubic air space to each inmate
being under one hundred and twenty
feet. We have many schools in New York
where the air space per pupil is less than
sixty feet, and the atmosphere is loaded with
the accumulated Impurities of many
hours during which the children inhale it.
Innumerable evidences exist that the preva-
lence of consumption is largely due to blood
poisoning caused by bad ventilation. The
medical records are filed with instances
bearing out this fact, which it is not neces-
sary to repeat here. The origin and spread
of typhus fever and its variations through an
insufficiency of pure air are so well estab-
lished that no doubt any longer exists re-
garding the causation of that disease. Aeri-
form poison
Holds such an enmity with blood OF man
That, swift as quicksilver, it courses through
The natural gates and alleys OF the body;
And with . sudden vigor Is doth posset
And curd, like eager droppngs into milk,
The thin and wholesome blood
is the primary cause of many of the ailments
of children, and nowhere does there exist
more dangerous reservoirs of this deadly
agent than the ill-ventilated school rooms of
New York city
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

WALL STREET YESTERDAY. Stocks were
unsettled and not understood. Gold was
frmer at ia 5-S ia "a. The Pacific Mail
Company determined to issue S. 000, 900
bonds. Money on call was easy at and
3 IL per cent. Government bonds were
strong Investments steady.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

The HERALD BIZ FAST MAIL TRAINS. s.-Ne,cs-
dealers and The public throughout the country
UiR be supplied icih he DAILY, WEEKLY and
SUNDAY HEBALD, free Of postage, by sending
their orders direct 10 this office.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

The FRENCH REPUBLICANS want the spoils
of Office already. They seem disposed to
give the Left Centre Cabinet q chance,
but the faint promise of support is so con-
ditional that before long we may expect
animated debates.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

Albert EDWARD is on his way home, with
the prospect of being Emperor of India
some dav
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

From our reports this morning the probabilities
aye that the ,ceather to-day ,oU be generally clear.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
T r IPLE S HE E T.

NEW YORK. TUESDAY. MARCH Il, 1876.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

VOLUME xLI..................... ...No. "A
, 1876-02-15
GngianD.

2onbon, IS. Sch. Sir Salowin
Mafe @olfer, friiber @eneral=S nrpeDor
Der britil9en Slottte, 1T tout.
Serr &plono, Elm 2iberaler, 1T BON
.9a-nlep in's llnterbaus 9ewdblt ipnr-
Den.
Queen8town II, Ia. Sch. @eltern
traf Der am S. Scbr. bon Gem-y orf OBJ
scsansene Camper n@ermanlc" bon Der
,Wbite gtarz 2inie" unter 6abfun9 oeS
Gapitaus &euneop ein. Der Gapitan
berihtet, bae CT ont S. Seer. 9sadmittaaS
3 l1br 20 Wiinuten SanoD Soof paiiirte
nnb in Qucen8toWn beute Wtorsen 10
llbr 80 Wtinutcn anlen9te. fol9lih fir
Die 0ieiie 7 Gage 10 Stauben uao 2
Minutel1 ssbraudte. 9aatb Gb5us Dor
4 Stunbeu % Wiinuten s3eitunterfdieo
perbleiben 7 Tase,.14 Stunoen uno 20
Minuten uirfli@e Nauer Ger Gei e.
Dieie &ciie ion Die idaelte ieiu, wslae
itber ben Ssean je aussefiibrt wOrben 1T.
, 1876-02-15
Jallaoitde pfpf(1en.

80 It 0 II, IA. Ssbr. Gin i0pG5cr
@tiefelmi6ier, Namens Sbomos 9uine.
iprroe seitern No9mittag nit einem
S9uItermeIier t6otliCb perwuuoet. Del
MDroer beIinoet li6 in Saft,
8oton II, 13. sSebr. Ser S9ponel
vBm. 9apes" BON Gienfuegos beri6tet
oa6 er am 4. 6ebr. Den Cdr. nGeOrge u
gmily", Capt. Sia, BON 8ilmin9tun
N.=G., na1 8ortau. 9rince untermc9s
artrat iuel9cr in einem Sturme an l.
1Sebr. beioe Mealten perlor uno ouf9egc-
ben weroen m1Bte. Sci u@m. Sopes'
rettcte Die Mannl6oft. Capt. 9iQ nnr
elm S6iffsjunse wurbea wdbreno Del
Sa1rt iiber 8prb 9elpiilt.
Rep=Y OFF, Is. Tebr. Ser 0pfr,
vGitD of @alueiton," pon &ope 9aDtier
nod Stem = Yorf beitilnmt, ltranoete in
Der J(a9t oes .. p5. Wds. DEL oer 1Vul=
gusuanaz Snisl, @elt-SnOien. Sic Set
9ins CUR 3cit lebr BOD. 9as Tabr5sua
bate &aiTee uno 80 9ullasiere amSOro.
Sas Tabr5eus wirb wobrldcinli9 cit
totaler 8erlult lein.
Yittsburs, Pcnnl, Is. Sebrlal'
Scr @9neufra6t5ug Der uEcnniDlua
nicr 8obn" Itieb seltern Mbeno D.tlid
Der Sobnstown=S Citation ouf einen Gro-
rutl6 entgleilte, wpour9 Die 2utowoti=
be uno Der @epad Wasen uno Smsi pul
laeier- @ag9pns 5ertriimmert wuroen
Sic @o9entriimmer gerietDen in Sran(
uno Elm Sbeil Der YoIt perbrannte. Sel
@epddmsiiter wurbe lei6t perlebt.
, 1876-02-15
Msusff tsIssr. gepeIhsn.
Yeuti1lanD.

Berlin, IA. Sch. Ser vaei9san=
seiaer" tbeilt nit, baB Die &s9ierunsen
BON Mmerifa, Gn0lano unO &uBlano
ieben @9ritt su uaterItlisen bel6lolien
babeu, Den Der oeutlde @cianote in @9i-
no it, gesus ouf bic I'M lebten Septem-
Der BON 6inelil9en @eeranbern unluelt
@too Gbow ous9efibrte Bluuoerlln9
bes S9ooners ~Nnna" tbnt. SoHentll@
miro bur6 bos @erfabren @enngtbuung
fir bic @emalttbdtbisfeit erlan9t uno
Die 6ineiii6e &e9ierung BON Der Notb=
wsnoistsit uber5eust weroen, in ibrem
eisenen Snterelle oirfiame MtaBre9eln
gu ersreiisn, Die in 3ufunIt dbnIi9e@or
fpmmnile perbinOern.
2onbon, IA. Seb. Cine Scrliner
9epel6e on bic rYoT" last oaB in gre
men cine scri6tli6e unteriu6ung aber
ben Gerluit beg 9pfrs. ~Geutl 6ldnO"
itattiinbcn piro.
Scr Yii0of bon 8reslau bat ben idbr
liden So n-9irtenbrief c%rlaIen. Ser
{elbe 1T al Die S~i6Selanen Setrcl4
rnb 9reuBen %erlollen trob Der 4bles.
ung bes 9il9ois bur9 bic preubii6en
@cri9te.
, 1876-02-15
Garopdi(1e nadri0tra.

pampur9. Die bteftse O%ampf6ans
bslSflotte ibertraf i'm uerfloiienen Sabre
1875 oielenise YreubenS UNI 5S,729
Conner, benin tie umfaBte IN 102 Oams
pfsrn 86,1S7 Gonnen, 9esea 29,458
Sonnen, wslhe bic 1T preuBil9en
Dampfer repralsnttren, Nuf Sanlburs
fot9t Bremen nit 40 Dampfern uno
65O7O Tonnen Haum, bana Nubed nit
% Dampfern unb 44O9 Gonnen, Wef.
lenburs nit 7 Dampfern uno 1927
Gounen unb i9lieBlib Sloenburs nit 2
Dampfsrn uno Al Gonnsn. [Ins Sie'
ler ltatifii1en alnsabe iin6 Dampfer
BON weniser uls so &ubitmster 0saums
cobalt auSssldlolen]. Die sanae oeut.
Ihs Sanoslsflotte umiaBte 1902 Oampi'
uno Sessllbiffs nit 1,069,383 Eonnen
@aumsebalt uub 42,424 Wann Be,
lasuns.
Die bielise Sdiesnssislidait bat
ben 4ntras senebmi9t, eaB oas Noro'
bsuti9e SeairtSihieBen in bielem Sabre
b~ierortS uno guar in Ssr6iuouns nit
osm Sumburser S9asemfelts pom 80.
Suli bis 6. Gu9ut ab9sbalten psrSe.
Darm itabt. Die seneinldaftli6sn
Sisunsen os8 6tnan3auSl9une5 Der 2.
&ammer nit benz Wtiniiterium, in mel.
den bas Budget our6bsratben peroen
iou, babsa ibren anfaus ssuOmmsn uno
fam eS 9lsi1 in Ser erlten Steun9 CUR
0srbanolung ibsr bic pom Der Ne9ier.
Jung ssforcerte .@rbobun9 Der apanase
bss Yrinsen 2ubwig auf 100000 &c.;
Elm gei1luB bieriber wurSe nod niat
aefaBt. Der 3ulammentritt oes 2anb.
tags mirb lib lbrisenS pod biuaus'
ldieben, ba eft nad 8cenoiguns bieler
aemeinldaitlihen Sisun9en Die %einSel.
men Iu8i6uBmitalisOer nit Nbiafun9
ibrer Sfeferatc bs9innsn fonnen.
Die seIammte Oermali9e Gtien6abn.
l9ulb u~nlereS 2anbeS einl6lieBlid be8
&etsS Der leiuer Belt fir Den inS. Stod.
en- ssratbsnen @eiterbau Ser 2uowisss
balm aufsenommenen anleibe erforoert
aur i3sit fir ibre iGbrlibe Ser3inl Jung
osu Setras BON 482.929 30.
Sn ben &rsiien Darmta0t, Often,
bad. @isBen uno Srieobsrs iinO Die
8lattsrn aus9ebrOben. I'm Sie iueitere
Ssrbrsituns Nieicr Ssuds gu perbin<
bern, psroffentlidsn Die GerwaltunsS>
bsb0rosu Die ssieeliAen Ssfimtmuu9en
unO SOridriitsa in 8eSu9 anf Die SIat
ternfraufhelt.
, 1876-02-15
Gerb!en.

2onoon, IA. Sch. Cine 9epcl6c
melbet pon g8ien, oob Scri0te aus YeI=
grab porliesen iiber Den Sie9 ber&riegs
portei in Serbicn. Sic Grnennung Sii=
itidI2 gum Yremierminiiter 1T 10 gut, alS
li6er.
SIS miro belidjtet, Sab fur3 Dor ocnl
Gd)lub Der Sieuna Der Gtuptidlina III
einer eebcinen Seratbuns Die GrDffnuua
oes &rieaeS int letten 6ribiabre beidloi'
fen ipuroe.
Gin Somtte 1T erranltt iporSen, tie
Geaieruna gu iberuahen, @tenern gu
erbeben uuo bet'm ausbrud)e o.s &riescs
Yapier9elb aus5useben.
, 1876-02-15
Tranfret9.

Mariei1Ie, 13. Sch. Man bdlt
ss fir mbsli@, boB Die in bieIi9er Staot
sebaltenen SenatOrwablen in Solge
srobsr l1nreselmaBistsiten fir nnsilti9
erflGrt iperoen.
9oris, IA. Sch. n2e Semps" lcst,
ooB bas conlerpatipe gumite 81. Buffet
ols @s9snfanoiOaten oes @gprdlioenten
Sbisrs gum 9eputirten bes 9.Nronoilie=
ments BON Yaris auftelen wia. Sbiers
leiost an elmer 2~uitr0bren- g%nt5iinoun9
9as in gjaccio, Gorilla, erl6einenoe
8pnapartiitenblatt uG'NisIe" 1T mesen
zines @n9rifs anf Die &esisrun9 uno
tpesen 8er6Hentli9ung Der Yrutlama=
tion, wel6e Mapoleon i'm Sabre 1871
BON Der 8ilbelms9Dbc erlieB, inSel9las
9enOmmen iporoen.
, 1876-02-15
China.

@bansbai, IA. 6eb. Die ga
sctten in 4cfin publiSirt ein @faiicil. @Oitt,
nad ipeld)cm Der @'encral 2ce=lee'Ga
oceruOirt unb a~ngepieien murb, ii6 tn
0uuan=6oo CUR Inter ludung ouf biegn=
flage Der 9beilnabme on Der Grnloroang
bes Srn. Mar9arD 3u 5~tellcu.
, 1876-02-15
Spanteu.

9onbOu, IA. 6eb. Cine 9spel6s
bon ct. Sean DC 9ua meIost, baB Die
Sauptarmee Der Garliiten unter Den 6iib
rern galerta unO Sernla in @lmanbos
unO Sarplta Ii9 bcIinoet.
, 1876-02-15
SIrfei.

Con # ontinppeL II. Sch. Ser
Sultan leioet infol9e zines &~arfuntels.
am Samito9 Uuroe cine Operation BON
sosen uuo ieitoem bsIinoet lid Der Gull
tau better.
, 1876-02-15
&nQanb.

9onbon, IS. Sch. Ser YoliSeicom
miIlqr BON Gottcroam meloet, 0aB bDrl
,lao anrers,po eifri9 mad Dem 6dll3er
gEiusIow selt6t tuiro.
, 1876-02-15
GsIbdfts-M larhe.
AMERICAN ALOE

Siefss oelieicfs y, Tarat, ,as Der MSur,sl sa
msritaniiben ,urs tqsr W e@'trirt, III elm oll9s
a,eines piebline Sat .r6nte Scr 81. nobner hes Gebin
pss non 9'er:, M,srifo unb firliasm &oliferniA
no Die 4'fan,e mdbR .np 0cScibt. lie scrti9sn
Ner,te Recommendation 6alelbe beaanoi9 ais elm
,stimuldnt uno Siurctie In allen Srants
kcirn, irelte blrbe Ntittel sr6eiitei. elmer Dec
xi9entbiner o~erelben, m0breno elmer Eunpreiie
.furb nseritp ulo california pcr eIniyen Sohreil
frhiett pon eincm fpanliden Slater unter Dem Gies
rel Der @eritArieGenbeit bos Orioinal=0tsitpt Der
6ubereituIe. Tis ei0entAJrrer belslben eiFeTiren
rs Dem oloeTeinsi @Nu0litult IN Der So6lNtn9, Dat
kin onertanntcr GSerlD an eer SG(ie oeS itiGen
Oceans, eurb Gtbratb or eer otIantifben &tfe
scl,i0srt irtrSc, "a fe erFuet fine, Dap Sieies
bcilnittct ais Gin @8rbltbGter Ses WenfbDtit aui
tritt 4sine unftblbaren @iacnIhaften erreien
H0 q, ,.d o@roptL, 0cut, broniider EDeuinotisntus,
tntipisnte Molferfu9t Slaulenh Solid, Sbitruts
hcncn Ger 9slaie, Der siieren uno urin1re Sr9ane;
ecosn Spsptpia unp oTeeinrine chpabe uno is
SGaen. no Ole esbfnstrafte III, Ginesn ~beerinens
III Itin GsbraiD unb Grfplo ~oeIslben pab"'aS
MirotuISo unb uniibcrtsoiFtn.
Sic Mterifaaer balten e5 fir Elm ~eblplutss >prs
tiI~zSsiImittel ppl Seurbuti..
@ebraudss gtrtptiimns.
-. elm Siuretie einen GblEftl pol IN eIt.,a
G}rmGla,e pel aIdcrpoler Sreimal ee5 Saos, Dot
aSr MllhlWit. ais Gin G timulant BON einela
k1'5rn hs i'll eirtm aonHn IScin0lal: DOL nit eli
rrnia N@aIcr 10 eft ais nctNi9.-
GIn}iNrc Cen Giesel ouf Sem etcptcn icrot6'
~ ur0 i%iberigue: SID, 4aB oaislbs pprDer MD,
btbrNd>rn.
&oac 'rtis w,ro pcn osr aissra5GMeta fir NJ
%rrcr "a den uno SiGs, tt soela, oEf4se
hNGdGebr.9t psrty I'd.
, 1876-02-15
DR.. E. b. FOOTE,
Rnr 1898. Rptn UorP

User 1000 pidtt9e Selebrunsen iiber ben
t1enialiden &6rper fennen lerner Mil, bon
benen ct friiber feline @bnuns sebabt, Der
Isfe ~Offene Soltsfpra9e unb sc.
funber Meni6ems@erfanb," sia
"er1liinftises 9u9 fit %uerftanbise 9eute uub
eth gutes Sr@ fir Seberntarn. Gus benz.
lelbtn fonnen iebroiele So9en selerrt %,peroeu,
tpelfe bic meiiten Seute iid seniren bonn
Sarsar5te 81 e%rfra9el. Subalts=Ser.
aethntb beS NSerfes franco per Yoft an
isoe beliebige 4orciie. OfalI mcloe iiG) ou:
2Iarrap 9ir 2,crrags-SanSfmns,
129 @af %. Ct, Netp gorf.
, 1876-02-15

Gtele @elsQIhatt Dat rurjltW ibr ncu,e,
elf9 'nteS bfquemes Webauce, ede Der Ntan
anp Ste Str., bs5uset.;
, 1876-02-15
iTRIpEsg!!Ai6N
~ SV

DR.. 6. g. SFoote, 100 9erir9ton ape.
Cor. 6. este Ctr, Stem gorf, al8 n,ab.
b~di9igcr gr5t, bebalttelt aGc arten 6 bror II,
tider &ronfbeiteu NIB enlpfdngt
Sriefe aus aler Tbeileu scr cipiliiirte1
@elt.
0urd bic origiletle 8ciie III BET aus,
iibnng iciler mcbi3tntiden Yraris
bebanoelt er 5ablreid)e Yutieutcn III guropa,
@efSnoien, Canada NIB in jebcm
Staate Der 8ereinigteu Staaten.
SrIchide Gouiultatipusu nmcutaeltlid.
@eOer Mtneratien nod ifaolifc gflanaen
gebrandt. Seinabe 10000 Yatienten tprr.
ben III ben lettct 20 Sa5ren ~bebanoelt.
Sober 0ofl iuirO cinSelu ior9fdltig resifrirt,
OBJ briefi6 ODER perionlid, Oh BON benz Doctor
ielbf ODER ieiuen SiilfSdr5tcn. 9estere fino
aae ipiienidaftli9 gebiloete MeOiSiner,
AEe Yattenten, .pcrdje emtfermt .uoBuem,
erbalten cine auSfiibrlife Trageliie franco
per Yoft pber i'll 'Sallie . Gin III afdubi9es
~Ipifenlatiides Giutrugcr III bem 9idern,
Derbjloert 6ebler ODER Srrtbimer. Die
Su6er peroen Hit bon ben augeferten
Ger5teu ge6ffnet.
8e9en 8ra9eliife ODER onbertpeitise Con.
inltationeI o%breiiire man pie folst:
DIR. r.. q. FOOTE,
@or 7oo Nen, morp
, 1876-02-15
Sabrss Gimfommen iiber 81, $780, 600.

G.g. earinaten, prat, S. g. etwarts, Wieepraf
y. i. 9afflS Srsi st5r., 3: 5. 2ept,nS, Af,-sstr
, 1876-02-15
Die Tnhklr


ct beItimmt. bas san3e tisbtrise SsiIusrabrsn una
tnitosen. Die. 8ur mtrb bur6 bas fosenannte
9obbao unb burb @tnnebtnen Don SpbptI0cr
b%erufrtt. Dte aobbdOer seisen on, NO Die Rrunfbeit
iSstH Ely 3St s Sis titf tis IitSi, unit i, 81 s!ei$sr
Sahienbe fino tn ben lebten suet Sobren tn Der
gabes@nitalt, "a STANTON Str Rem )ort, sebeilt
ipurben. nnter ben @'eeitten ~befin6en f6 piele
ti5 BON anberen Sabt. i, babur6, bob ie brett anf
BITE S~rantbeit etnptrten, II. , ben franfen Stoff erts
ieraen, tn rpel6er 6orm1 ct aud gum @ori6ein
toinms Ste limb eth gerbrennnngss ober @usi6sis
un9ssEroceb Der Sranthettsltofie. Sober aranfe
,otro bet Der Nnweneung oieier Sur i~osuIagen |sin
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-04
CliffOrd's Theatre.

Cliford's Theatrical troupe gave six per-
formances last week at Turner Hall with
poor success. With The exception of Thurs
day and Friday nights the audiences were
painfully slim. There was great deal
going on in the city last week to detract
from the theatre, but still the lightness of
the audiences is to be attributed in a con-
siderable degree to poor management. The
plays were mostly comedies, and no matter
how well rendered, they do not draw like
heavier and more substantial pieces. We
doubt very much whether Edwin Booth
could draw full houses six nights in sue
cession IN Watertown, but still we think
Clifford might have done better had he pre-
scented plays of different character.