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resolutions.

Al the weekly business meetine o. tho As,
ISOLATION last evening. IL was resolved that
the members Of the Young Mems Christian
Associaton, take this opportunity 70 thank
the ladies Of Dallas for their efficient AID In
the supper given at Lively HAL last Thuls.
day night. The enthusiasm ana earnest
EFFORT manifested by each Of tho churches rep
sented was very gratifying, 10 me hearts
of the members, Inspiring them WIN new
zeal foT their work, and showing that Inc
churches appreciate tho laborS OF the Asso'
citation. 49,, ,l,.t.
indebtedness and leave small margin loI
future expenses For this substahilal laVoi /
and especially for the kind aud graceful
manner IL was bestowed, they return hearty
thanks, and trust their labors VIII IN some
menaufe correspond to the llberallty and
zeal of their lady friends 49,,
They wish to acknowledge also the klnd
vener0sity Of the press OF the city, and OF
Professor Lawrence of the Commercial Col
leke Tor the use Of the hall. Also, their
than Its are due to the Commonwealth Band,
to Mr.. Goslln Of China Hall and TO all the
citizens who no freely contributed 10 me en-
tertanment l.. q. REED, fieslueht
A, NOWLlN Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-07

To wheat dealers, as well as growers,
are especially recommended, the relia-
BILE house whose name heads this arti-
Gle. The writer has been personally
acquainted with this house for con-
siderable time, and for fair dealing
and reliability, could recommend none
more honorable. Established In lS49,
with practical business man in each
department, with honesty and fair
dealing to all AS their motto, they may
well feel proud Of the high reputation
they have gained. The house of j.
w. Booth n Sons is one of the heav-
lest in ST. Louis, and In all the lines
handled, IRE ahead of any other house.
1t gives us pleasure to recommend
them rs being in every respect a com
plete and responsible commiss ion
house. See card. ...
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-07
.ar,,,,an, American Novel

John Esten Cooke, Of Virginia, an
American novelist, whose stories, In
thrilling situations, sustained power,
dramatic incident, and charming die
ton, are unsurpassed, has written for
the Detroit Free Press q serial entitled
"Canolles: the Fortunes OF Partisan
of 1871. "A story OF the Revolution" 1t
will be commenced In the Weekly
Free Prels Of Juno 10th. During this
Centennial year such story should be
especially welcome. Such ofour read
ers ~ are interested In this depart
ment Of literature, will no doubt glad
| ~ hail "Canolles" as the type OF TIT
heroic partisan Of American liberty
and hasten to secure for themselves
the pleasure OF the perusal of VIVA
promises to be the most attractive
story of the year
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-07

There Ia no one thing that Will soon-
or effect the total interests OF Dallas,
than to have 1t go abroad that this Is a
lawless community, and that life ia not
safe here from rullianism- Respect
able people with money to invest
| In business or homes, will shun Dallas
| If a stop is not put at once to this indis
crimate shooting and the carrying o
deadly weapons. Our people ar'
warned in sober earnest, that Thu
thing IL hurting Dallas and must b,
| checked.
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CLEAN In.

1t Is TO be presumed that no ont
wants to SEQ sickly summer, but ~
sure ~ there Is not thorough clean
ing and disenfection OF every locality
needing 1t, there will DO great danger
of disease. SO far Dallas has already
redeemed herself from tho reputation
of being unhealthy, and 1t now only
remains to DO seen whether 1t will
maintain It's good name. The amount
OF filth and garbage rotting In oul
streets Ia shameful commentary Oh
the cleanliness of the city.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Terrell.

An ingenious mechanic in Terrell
has invented u windmill that works
Oh the order Of u turbine water wheel.
The slightest breeze sets ii in motion,
and judging from the volume OF water
that flows from the mouth of the pump
worked by it, the prospect is that the
we'll will honor the joke with a. dry
grin.
Ho! We bummers. Help is wanted
In the harvest fields. Laborers com
mand wages at the rate of one dollar
and fifty cents per day.
Colonel II. A. Terrell, after whom
this thriving town is named, Is an old
time subscriber of The HERALD. He
relates that when the prospectus ofthe
weekly first appeared In 1910, he was
among the first to subscribe for 1t. His
patronage OF The HERALD has been
continuous ever since, with the excep-
ton of rare intervals, that served to
show him how indispensable the paper
was.
AT present there is no Justice of the
Peace there in the precinct. The JUS
tice died II few days ago and the Coun-
ty Court has not yet appointed his
successor.
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Mlss. stokes Concert.

There was tolerably good house
last night at Fields Theatre upon the
occasion Of the grand vocal and instru.
mental concert and tableaux vivants,
given by Miss Ida Stokes and her
pupils. Ha0,5 alsa VI
The entertainment was very cred-
liable exhibition OF the progress Of the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-07
LOCAL ,BREVI'rlES.

Tho Centennial summer exodus
has begun.
One hundred reams tissue paper at
Reed a. I.athrop's at " rs q ream.--Ad.
Tho Dallas and Palestlne, the DIAL
las and Cleburne railways come next.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webbs, 500
Main strset-Ad.
business Is Frightening up trifle,
under the effects Of the commencement
Of the wheat season.
Auction to-day, Dubois fifty saw
cotton yin, In new and good order, at
Hill McMurtray 4 Co.'s, 400 elm
street.
Policeman Mcconnell has been re-
loved by the Police Board for striking
prisoner named q. Neal with his
club.
The Ladies' Society of st. Mat
thew's Cathedral will meet in the
drawing room of the LeGrand Hotel
on Thursday evening at five o'clock.
Major Barley has u beautiful
horse blanket made Of merlno and
trimmed with white silk, on each side
is embroidered In white letters Jack
Hardy, Dallas Texas.
The first thing to DO put down in
this community is the carrying OF
deadly weapons. The next thing to be
done Is to have u few select hanglngs
Of murderers.
Wesley Jones, the negro who
outraged white lady In this county
who was tried and convicted and bis
ease taken to the Supreme Court, will
now have to stretch hemp. The Su
preme Court having affirmed tho de-
cislon Of tho lower court.
III you aro going to Cheyenne
Springfield, Neosho, vinlta or New
Orleans, and want to save money, 20
70 Jahnson 4 Manget. LeGrand Hotel,
and buy your ticket, They buy tickets
TO all points.--Ad.
--Destefano Bros., No. al3 Mains
have just received fifty boxes OF choice
Messina oranges and lemons, also a
large stock OF nuts, candies and tropical
fruits, which they offer to the trade al
the lowest prices.
..,.- Tickets to New York, Washing
ton, Cheyenne, Kansas City, Parsons
Vinita and Springfield for sale cheal
ny johnson Il Manget, LeGranG
Hotel They also buy and sell rail
road ticketsto all points.--Ad,
(. Those croquet sets are selling fast
but more are on the way; also ohoic,
and late books just from the press; alss
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A Correction.

It has been stated that William
Polly, Of Rockwell, was equally,
guilty with McRunnels, who
killed Beddingield in Rockwell a
week ago Sunday. The HERALD Is in
formed that this is mistake. He took
no part In the affair, and dill not leave
with McRunnels as reported. w. M.
Kinnard, who lives on Five Mile
creek, seven miles south Of Dallas, Is
our authority for this statement
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Notice.

The HERALD newspaper and job Of
flee has been removed to the two
story brick building on Main street,
between Lomar and Austin, lately oc-
cupied by &. M. Wheat, Esq.
N. B.-The counting room IL on the
ground floor, the editorial room vi
stairs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-07
.The Spirit of 20. -

The celebration Of the Fourth of
July, this Centennial year Of American
independence is peculiar appropriate
and should be carried out in spirit OF
liberal patriotism. The people of Tex
as are wont to celebrate their day OF
deliverance from Mexican bondage,
and 1t is equally proper that they
should revive the traditions and mem
cries Of the first struggle for liberty
made OH this continent by their fore
fathers In l776.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-07

AtB. Iralson, 5la Main street, for the neAt
sixty days, 1 will sell my entire stock OF
summer Millinery Good twenty-five per
ssnt less than importing figures, in order to
make room for Fall stock. This reduction
includes trimmed az well M untrimmed
uoods. Como and satisfy yourselves OF the
fact, Al orders for Millinery Goods promptly
attended TO-. Turban and Centennial hhh
daily roceiyed. may30-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-07

IN sparsely settled districts, wnere medical
aid ia often difficult and sometimes impossi-
ple 10 obtain, IL IL extremely desirable for
families to have In the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely com
prehensivo In It's curative operation, perfect
" pure. understanding and recommended
by the medical faculty, Udolpho Wolfef
schiedam Aromatic Bchnapps possesses all
the requisites OF II family medicine
mnrldNwlY %
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-07
First chr Graded wheat.

The following telegram speaks for
itself;
III. Louis. June 9TH 1876.
10 j. 4. Stmtton, Dallas, Texas:
Car thirty-six, ninety of wheat, ship
cd by you to us by the Mis-
souri, Kansas, and Texas Railroad
arrived to-day, and sold at two dol
lars por bushel, You have the honor
| of shipping the first car OF graded
wheat this Centennial year. ..
1, W. ADAMS Il 90. b..
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Job Work.

The Herald Office is now receiving large
consgnments of job papers of all descrip-
ton, and asks an examination of prices and
quality. Bill Heads twhite and colored) Let
ter Heads. Note Heads, Statements, Cards,
Circulars, ETC., printed AS cheap as the
cheapest, and neater than the neatest. Bring
In your orders land get the beneat of our
Summer Prices"
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LEGRAND HOTEL.

q $ Wright, DIV Washburn, George
Noble, w II Newman, Marshall; q Is
Bisfr, III Worsley, J w Vanderer, 81.
Louis; j l. Farrening, illinois, j Il
Robb, Lone Oak, Texas; W & DuXbury
Dallas; Sam Furman, Fort Worth,
Texas; l. $ Tompkie, 4 II Morris,
Shreveport f II Baker, Texas; John
c Browne, Il " p II RI 4 G st. Julian,
Alex Julian, Frankfort, Kentucky; w
G Straller, New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-07

CHICAGO, June Gan instrument
In the nature of a writ of quo warranto
was filed in the Supreme Court this
morning against Mayor Colyin, By a
friend of his, in order To bring the case
to the State Supreme Court and secure
decision favorable to him before IN
election shall be held.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-07

nuolls and reflected credit on 'he
teacher and class The programmes.
Draced a variety OF vocal and lnslrp,
mental pIeces, tableaux and erayon
sketches by Mr. J. G. Evans pupi'
oftbe Milan conservatory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-07
Turba 1 Turbans | Turbans !

by request tho ladies' OF Dallas, MIR. y
Iralson, tho Main street Millinery and I'm
porting House. has ordered, received and
now has on exhibition lotof black, white
and brown straw turbans at reasonable
urioss. maylSdtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-07

Mrs. 10. Tynes, el2 Main street, is now In
her new and elegant store, with the finest
stock OF all tho latest syles millinery goods
over brought 10 this city. she IL also daily
receiving new goods from the East.
may&.dim
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.,.,. nccunn,Ion TAX Notice,

All persons in arrears with the state 10
OCCUPATION Tax. will look to their Interest
by coming forward without further delay,
and make payment, AZ this tax Will Dc col
lected strictly IN accordance with law
W. II. PRArlIER, Tax Collector,
Dallas, May 8, 1876, mhyo-dlho
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Attention sirenen.

The members of Engine Company NO
are required TO meet 1T their hall this tWed
ncsdayJ evening, June 7th, at 7jO O'Clock
Regular monthly meeting.
lunr7-dlt e. g. ELLIS, '7ecro''IS'
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Dallas, Texas, May 2Gth, 1876.

I'm retiring take pleasure in thanking my
friends. for The liberal patronage heretofore
extended to me, and solicit n oontlhuH4GS o.
the same for my successor. ~ T. Ia LE
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Wheat.


Not enough Of new wheat has ~ yet
been offered for sale 10 determine eA'
aetly AN to how 1t will compare Win
the crop Of last season in quality. sam
pies that have been seen do not come
,ip i'm size of grain, but appear clearer
and brighter, which Is an advantage.
Reports conflict AZ to the yield' pu.
there will be quite ~ much for market
M last season without considering INC
larae amount OF old wheat yet 10 DO
marketed. What wheat VIII set.'o
down to in price cannot be told snip
pers certainly are not safe In paying
over seventy.aye cents for average
with daily declines and heavy crop
staring thom In the face.
Market YESTERDAY in new wheat; he
norted sale OF one car load at 80 cents;
old, No. 2, 90 cents to $l.OO; No. 8, 90
to 95 cents, latter for good; lower
GRADES, no demand, 70 to % cents.
Oats, dull and nominal at % cents
GRADES OF GRAIN
Adopted by the 81. Louis ChahDer Oh
Commerce
WINTER WHEAT,
No, | White-To DO bright, sound,
dry. plump and well cleaned pure
white winter wheat.
No. Q White-To be sound, dry, well
cleaned pure white winter wheat.
No. 8 White-To be sound, dry, white
winter wheat, reasonably clean.
No. Red--To be bright, sound,
plump, dry aud well cleaned red OF
red and white mixed winter wheat
No. Q Red--To besound, well cleaned
| dry red or red and white mixed winter
wheat.
| No. 8 Red--To include all sound, dry
reasonably cleaned red or red an'
white mixed winter wheat below NO
2 Red.
No. A Winter TO include dry red
white or mixed, thin or bleached WIN
tor wheat, free from must.
i Rejected--All damp, tough, YER
musty, very smutty, trashy, dirty
! damaged, or thin wheat, falling beIo'
No. 4.
NETHERLANDS WHEAT.
!. No. Ito be sound and well CLEANED
No. ITO be sound aud reasonabl
a cleaned.
t. No. Ito be pure, sound and we
1t cleaned.
.s No. TO be reasonably clean Al
81 merchantable.
OF WHITE OATS,
re No. Ito be pure, white, sound al
'' well cleaned.
10 No. TO be pure, white, reasonab
cleaned and merchantable.
Rejected-All dirty, unsound al
ne unfit for warehouslng.
~ RYE.
IL No. Ito be plump, sound, brig
W and we'll cleaned.
or No. 30 DO sound and reasonab
~ cleaned.
III Rejeoted-To include all unsound
" damaged from any cause.
BARLEY
~ No. Eall--To 10 plump, brigl
an sound and free from other grain.
No. Spring-To be plump, brigl
sound, and free from other grain.
No. 2 Fall-To be sound and reaso
or ably clean.
No, 2 Spring-To be sound and rea
l. onably clean.
No. Fall-To be reasonably clei
~ and merchantable.
ID, No. Spring-To be reasonably cle'
OIL and merchantabe.
or Rejected--To include all unsound
wv or damaged barley.
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Dallas, MAY 8, lSIb..dtf
Centennial Cards.

The Herald has Just received large as.
sortment OF centennial Cards." and print
them to order at 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON
larger orders. Call early.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and Cold baths az wilson's, No
Ana Elm street. decl5dly
Notice.

Having contracted all bills due by the Urn
of Shea y Dunn, doing business at Unior
Saloon, the same viii be liquidated by th,
undersigned, and all bills due to tn,
above tlrm will be collected by
JOHN SHEA.
noIIoo Ma, 1874
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-07

Ladies' call and SEQ tho beautiful styles,
daily arriving, and being sold lower than AT
Any other house In tho city, at Ola Main
street, mayll-dSmos
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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
strayed From East Dallas

On the morning of May ~, 1875, one CihS
Hnris POnpy. about fourteen hands high
Ave wears old white tail and name -mant
reached. Any information will be liDeihllS
rewarded. Carter N llOwnley. ,,,,,,,,
iune7-lt JOHN IAhl hl''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-07
], v. Chlldors,

surgeon and Physician. ONCE, No. 4N Main
street, up stairs, Room Mob, whore he Will
Is found VI sll hours, both day and night.
lan2l.df
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], @, Booth & Co.

Auotionesrs, 400 elm street. Auction sales
every day, Buys and sells second hand fur-
aituro. horses, ponies, etc. mayl6-du
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-07

Chip hats At u " each, In every styles and
color atb. Iralson's, 6li Main street
mayll-d3mos
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IlIaAplutiOu,

The copartnershlp existing between me
undersipiied, under the firm name OF y. +;
LYLE, has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, II. +. Lyle retiring, T. d. hector,
will continue the business under MS own
iata arm f. p, LYLE,
law r. j. KEETON.
nalIns TaXna Nav 2Bt Ii, 1876,
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Wanted |

TO exchange vacant lots In city for horses
mules Or oxen. Address Lock Box 49, Dal'
las, Texas. may2o-oim
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constantly arriving, al kinds Of sta
tlonery, printers material and notions
nil to be sold CHEAP at Reed d Lath-
roma, 60b Main street. I'D. is :
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-07

"WEDNESDAY MORNING 81: JUNE 4
PREFERRED SPECIALS.


p,sass oali at 7sa Main street. ana 700 inc
xa,t.. pox and side PLATING Machine; any
.L,la San operate II, Agents wantoa' APP
ul, 20 A, g. watson, General Agent
y" ~ june7-dit
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Personal,

IL James Thomas, of West Virginia, will
call at this office he will hear something 10
his advantage. Any one giving any infor.
nation will be literally rewarded, Came 10
Dallaa February |.
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Wills' POINT

While at Wills Point We visited In
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ONE THAT CAN NOT Be REFU7EO
IT'S PLAIN BUT Yet TRUE

Owing 10 the extreme duh times and scarcity money w
ARE 10 down lower than was sold
exas II IL useless competitors 10 tell that ,
will sell Goods cheaper" than for II Is impossible as on,
facilities purchasing equal IL net SUPERIOR any
this only from Importers and Manufactures
The New York herald., 1876-11-05


The brlian, array Of s,ars win include
'Sf sssSiE ss1rR'nf HuGmhs. yGHnsss''
Tho eslssIsssa eMSp HssSpia9 yp SPECIALISTS.
hfSs j. SSs$skss entitled
~; sfDxY Pgfs''i sssH %SD ''s sisiSsS, RsPsi Sa''
rAi TsSSg :fsS%1l,:aafsaL sasLpSyy IsSyleF'
In New and Marvellous Feats
who - .ns HI. new s:s nAEhNdl Girl WHO DANCED
SHSGSb SRs 4Sa c1s fqS4 Gs krrsSs = ss SsT
Brilliant eS aSp E'sSsn oo
who Sis''Ssis WRISTS s%Tns s.''sA
The Beautiful S1,. SnS AZ'ir,s Character Vocalist
Tn. talented and SssS,iisi yoess, ara oomsdienns.
Tho laughter ggSsysfipg : gsSs 81 Ebony M0mu'
Professor PARKER's TROUPE Or TRAINED DOGS
10 Be The si trained
First appearance Of the accomplished comcdenns and
NJ EaRhY pI2hsos H. H. AEhshT ALLISON
# 5sSsoS i Waite i #is5fzsirn
.sp fIii.ri Mi. LqGIIsk pRIakrid ApAMs HoMpA,y
Seats can be secured daily from o a. NJ. to s +. NJ
THE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM,
BROADWAY AMP ssrH ST..
OPEN DAILY FROM A. N. TILL 10 p NJ
NEW ADDITIONS.
SPECIAL EXPEDITIONS
ARRIVING ALMOST DAILY
WITH rHR RAREsr ATTRACTIONS
PROM ALL OVER THE WORLD.
SECURED REGARDLESS OF
LABOR AND COST,
ESPECIALLY FOR THIS INSTITUTION.
BEAUTIFUL STAR FISH,
SEA HORSE
BALLOON FISH
RIVER, LAKE AND POND FISH
SEA GRASSES AND CORAL
hundred varieties Of
rsrs and beautifully colorsd
DEEP SEA ANExoNE
sHARKsl sKATEsl TURTLES,
SEA LIoNl sEALsi
THE LIVING WHITE WHALE,
WONDERFUL MoLLUsKsi
"An Exhibition OF startling beauty and elegant per-
lection"
Feeding tho Ash and msmmaiA daily in presence Of tho
visitor.
MARVELLOUS ARTIFICIAL FISH hAroHINGi
$1,000 DININUrTvE sALMoxi
Every facility afforded by the for the study
Of marine lite and habits.
DoDwoRrH's SUPERB CONCERTS
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
PARK -csAssES sMsaERSsnsRsSS' z5sS NOVEMBER s
s4SsSo
& F;:::
Y----Y side splitting Jokes f'-r,,-%
r'ssis;s Sss.y s;sss 2.,.
TIE PHpf. s s Che & OK srcuREp
EAHzEHH .s{a fSR
R.s.is s D.s sssa sfs sss .s.st
rIya w n5ass. sSs ...:;,. &; dzfiS sHaE :
s, ,D-c. w, hs oa ans Stock Rcpor,Sg
Telegraph Company .h. iu Of election viii be
Ts% q 1s, ss
eeeds Dons ngsI At the polls ai'er you have done your
yIE oTToSE S4fi}SsT SSC:Sy 7wISs
oSs T1j.,s sfS goS saEiEE TIIEEh.
GRAND OLlO OF sPECIATTIEs.
L1as4fEsFf FIyfFsT s Asp sEw fTSSEsr ySSR
Prcos, S5c-, Soc 81; froscennm Boxes. 81 and $40.
AR. FREDERIC ROBINSON. or THE UNION
M Square Theatre gives instruction In eocution pe-
Tor only. LoTos CLUB. No. ! Irving place. =
SOLVER ssfyS0EE nAkd sAsss EA
Wednesday and Saturday evenings
lAANJo. SONG AND DANCE. 40. cLoa AND IRISH
dig aught for the stage ladies taught D. BOGAS
East Houston st.. near Bowery.
WHY THE "FRASKLIN DID NOT IANDn WILL BE
w explained at TONY PASTORS Tomorrow night.
DROFESsoR J. MGREGOR's FENCING AND SPAR
i ring Academy. $40 Broadway Scnd Tor circular.
fUHE FAvORfrR SHADOW "DANsANTK.r ARGYLE
Il KOoAs. TOMORROW NIGHT, COMMENCING AT
O'CLOCK
I ADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN LEARN THE.
llrnpexe for the stage; success. RIPLEY, 1885,
Marks place
(vREAT SPORT AT Tile .sHADown DANCING,
The New York herald., 1876-11-05

MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT 80 O'CLOCK
80 notice will be given u the Appearance tho
aistn eushed TT agedian. Mr. LAWRENCE BARRETT and
The production of KING LEAR with Mr. 4. L. DAvEN-
PORT especially engaged to appear Edgar The
London success DANL DRUCE, will be produced during
he season.
The New York herald., 1876-11-05

rJ,oSY PASTORS NEW THEATRE
OXY PASTORS NEW THEATRE.
U---@ A CENTURY or
se- "a, NOVELTIES WORTHY, Opposite I
Ro.d no. 90. THE CENTENNIAL Motropolitan
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COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER &
The New York herald., 1876-11-05


Bv means of private wire, specially erected tel
egraphic communication has been established be-
tween the Olympic, aud Park Theatre. BROOKLYN.
and the various newspaper and political hendquar.
tiers IN the two cities. by which constant reports Of
she results OF the great Presidential contest will be
announced the stage, thus niiording patrons
the earliest reliable news OF the result.