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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-12-20

GEN. WADE lIAMrToN.--The Chicago
Tribune one of tbe leading Radical or
gans of the northwest, as in former
years has been paying some attention
to the conduct OF this Democratic
champion, in his battle with the World,
the Flesh and thcDevil. Among other
things the editor in question says;
There is one thing we admire in
the conduct Of Wade Hampton at this
time, and which, like charity, covers
multitude Of previous sins, and that in
his earnest advice 20 the Confcdcrates,
as well MS to the colored people, TO
submit to the law, preserve their tenn
pcrs, commit no violence. Keep cool
and let us have peace, is his command
to his partisans. This advice is not
only right, but 1t is, like honesty, the
best policy, and will do more 10 ulti-
mately give his side the victory in tho
than all the force OF The 'solid
South in battlearray. Hampton has
made tens Of thousands Of new friends
in tho North within the past ten days
The Democratic hot-hcads of the
North who are howlingf for war would
do well 10 follow llampton's advice,
and let the lawl ers and the courts do
the fighting
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-12-20

IL the old Lake shore Route. aud ID the onlv one
passing through RvAssvoS, LAws PoRrsr H,eu.
LAND PARx, WArgreAs, RACINE, KEsosuA to
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-12-20
Omaha and California Line

Il the shortest and best route for all points In
NoRrnEns ILLIsoIs, Iowa, DAxorA, NrRRAskA,
WroriSe, CoLoRApo, UraH, NEVADA. CaLIsoR,
MA ORKooS, CHINA, JArAx and ArsrpatI.. II.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-12-20

God" the eteltrs Ja directed to count
it, fli0 tis.i- " $3.50 t.lIttH ii.
Campbell moved a substitute for the
last amendment, to the effect that Bu.
Ichanar had been elected, and amajor.
iiy Of voters IN Wisconsin had voted
for Fremont Electors, therefore the
votes be counted Here there was an
adjournment. and the question did not
again come up. 1t does not appear
from the Senate or House journals
that Mason. as President Of the Senate,
ruled at all on the counting of Wis
consin. Indeed, no objection or motion
was made in time. But the signid-
canee 4 these proceedings is the au.
aes !. Hsp-uvs -f; <~~w- -ypsSvsa
-.:->s---ss sssAS 1c.,
.~srs s.s -s-s-~s srA .t-r.r ,--s.s,~-i s@r.'
that hey count and the tire 1ment Of
them on all rides OF the House in 1857
as the persons Of authority. From thi.
the step taken IN 1868, which gave TO
each House a premptory check IN
counting, was easy and logical, because
ii had nowhere from 1917 to 1856 been
asserted that the President OF the Sen
ate had supreme power under the
Constitution TO count.-N. Y. World.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-12-20

Is the only line for JlSrsvrltg, wsrrnrows
foSn Du Lac, Oshkosh, ArrLEroS, GRsrs RAY.
EscAsAnA, NEoArSns. MAhourrrE, Horouros
nANcock and the LAKE SUPERIOR Cnrxrnr ~
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Dry Goods Of all Kinds,

Such as Cloths, eatinetts, csssimeres, Mu,lins,
Delaines, Linen, Drillings, cslicoes,
Trimmings, Ribbons, Lace,
Ready made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats sad
Caps--all Of the best material and made to order
Hose, Socks, dloyes, Mittens, Laces, Ribbon, Ae
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee. Tea, Sugar, Rice, Mois,ses, Fish, Salt
Pork, Linseed Oil, Fish Oil, Carbon oil.
Hardware, Queensware, Tinwarc, Csstings, Piows
and Plow Castings, Nails, Spikes, Corn cultiva-
tors, Cider Presses, and all kinds Of Axes.
Perfumery, Paints. vsrnish, Glass, and a general
assortment Of Stationery,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-12-20


"GoyERMEST" SPEECHES President
Grant never annoyed his iellow-c citizens
with making long-winded speeches !;
but he has uttered trio of very EN-.
phatic ideas on that number of great
occasions, and for the purpose of hav-
ing them treasured up for the benefit
Of future generations, some cnterpris-
ing poet has placed them on record as
follows.
"Let us have peace,' said President Grant
As be seated himself IN the chair Of state;
But all his words have been words Of cant,
And all his acts have been acts Of hate.
"let no guilty man escape said President Grant,
When justice was hunting the Government thieves;
But his terrible threat was ridiculous rant,
And he quickly repen,cd by granting reprc,es.
"The count must be honest, says President Grant
For fraud In elections, we know, never pays;
"a fair and jpst count, Is wAat We all want,
"And Kellogg can do IL and elect Mr.. Hayes"
No citizen Of the Republic seems to
have less regard for his word than
Gen. Grant There is some irrespon-
sible daredevil behind the scenes ma.
him for his own base use.
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WigOna and n. Peter Line
Green Bay and Marouetfe line

IL the only route for wisosa, Rocmssrsn. owA.
rosSA, MArKaro, sr. PrrsR, Nsw Els. and ali
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-12-20

Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides, wi,h direc-
tions for using. sent on application. 6 -rsN
Any enterprising man oan make money with
Magic Lantern.
Es- s-Visiicrs to the Centennial Exposition win
do wisely to defer purchasing goods In our iine
until they come to our store In Now York, where
they will find greater variety and more moderate
prices. and can select them at their leisure. But
We have a concession 10 sell some .tyi-. cf our
goods 10 the building Of the Departments Of Public
Comfort, and those not coming to New York are
invited to call on our representation there,
Ess-A full stock Of Views OF the Exposition
and their contents. ir H
ss'-cut out ,hi. Advertisement for refereucs.-ss
June 7, Is76-ly. tlat tt 7. ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-12-20
GRANTS INTERFERENC Nv
SOUTH CAROLINA. .0

A leader in the Now York Herald,
Of the 9th, under this caption, ,calmly'but
most cmphatically reviews the conduct
of "the government in this way;
Notwithstanding the Presidents
disclaimers ofany purpose TO interfere
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Freeport and Dubuque Line

10 tho only route for Elers. Rocxron,,, Fsrs.
roHr, and all points via. frseport In ~ f
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-12-20

have goods enough % supply nil the inhabi-
tanis in the lower end Of the county which sell
at exceeding low rates from my mammoth store In
where can always be found
ready to wait upon callers and supply them with
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-04
e&uIuna unp etdbluna Bee @afse

S&ulung unb St6blun8 neS @etffse
~ seben, bic iIe aur 6bbe p~biloicpbts
fGen EenfenS befdtisen. Der RunRs
finn III BET ieben Gulturuplfe IN aug.
sepebntsm MaBe pertreitet unp dueert
GG auf mnnniefaltise Wsile; ober ies
ben Men1den ju eineui Rdnfler erstes
ben 3u tpoQen. mare ebenlo unfru&tbat
ale uneereimt unp tets III pie Stunt
Giaentbum ginselner nur aeblieben.
Die MtGenI&aft 1T cine @etfesma.
tsrie, NIT Der ipteoer ni@t ieber sin3elne
Nenih Sertraut 9emaGt perpe1 fann.
Die @i6enl&aft TT etne umbilrenee,
tbeuretti&e Madt ote ibren rsreesIns
ben GinFub auf pas praftii&e 9eten
30 aQen 3siten uno unter allen @ers
bdItniGen eeltenp ma&t'. Alstn In
pte Eiefen tbrer Diseipltnsn sinsuprtn>
gen, unp ft& 70 btlpenp 3u einem men,
l@enwIrotsen Daiein empor3u1hwtn>
sen-tf nur wentsen ees5nnt. @enn
allo ieper ginselne I'm @OIte bur6 bic
aassmetne Gr3tebune ntdt ~ sinem
SGnfler, Ybtlo1Opben uno Gelebrte.1
sebilpst peroen fam, 70 muB CT bod su
etnem suten, brauen Wenlben ersoeen
werpen. Dies selhtebt pur1 ben bils
penpe1 unp belelieenben GtnRue Der
Neli8tcn, wel@er in atiSenper prosrel<
fon ALE Stdnpe umfaHen loute. Sbr
li@tbares Sl8ar tf Die Sir1e unb Die
In tbr pirtenoen Stl6Sfe unp Yrtefsr.
Bte miro aber NIT pteien In unlern
Easen Serfabren 2 Ste peroen rerflaet,
rerjast uno einselperrt. n@s mue sur
&bre oes mtnl9lthen @tfGle6ts anerz
fannt werpen." iast 8. Gafelar, .,pab
0e:fOIeuneSludt uno Mduyrertbum
ME ~uerfeblen, pte 3abl Der Dertbetpteer
Der gum MdrtYrertbum eetrtebenen Soee
su uermebren; pas 1T Der eptee Nubm
pes neutrality-suspicious. unp Der eptee
Nudbau ieiner Gelbt@te." @ie ld5n
lalen fi@ bier ete eefdselten @orte
ees srcben enslti@en Dt&ters Byron
anrrencen
~ureetf Der tettenIcfen 9eelenfraft!
@m beafen, Ereibett! frabIf bn In Der Srpbr
Des 8srters,-benu ba 1T bas 5ers bein 1bron
Das allen. 3pans, MUIR biz fi9 nt9t entraft.
ttnb trann tint feu&ten @rau'n taelplr Saft
Sn GeieIn i&nta&ten rtuB betn better @obn,
Damn 1iest betn &ubn1 auf alen @inben
i@pn,
Damn Test ietn goIt bur& feline DuIberl&aft."
(S%ortfesun9 folst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-04

bilpete fir3lt1 ben 8erbaublunssses
Benfenc zines iosenannten @pnareGss,
rel4er, aus Sornebmen 9euten aus
auer 6errea 2dneetn befebenb. IN SEM
3ulammenfam uno feline 8ei9lufe fae,
te. Gin 8eridt fust baraber:
Der am %. Sept. In @enf au1am<
mensetretene ntnternattonale @oneree
fir 9~etltebaltune pes Sonntaes" bat
mad NnbSrung ber 8ert1te fiber ben
Stanp cteier Graae In Der S6meis,
S&OttlanD, Grantret@, ben Ser. Staa<
ten, Deutldlano, Sefret&, Stalien u.
I. 10. uno na@ ldnserer Debate folaens
DC pom prcfs7or @opet Don @enf i'm
Nanen bee DireftionS- @cmttes aelfeute
Mntrd9e anaeucmmen:
I'D Die @rdnpung tines information
r1alen Bunbes, befimmt rie N1tuna
unp Becbadtuns pes Spnntaes mad
ben bibltl6en @runolusen, pelde an
oer SpiBe Der Documente bes @onerels
fes ntecerseldrteben fnb, pieper su er>
peden uno 3u ermutbteeu, TT eruno,
idBIi@ bei&leHen:
p oie cefnittue @rineung bieles
8unpes miro IN elmer fpdtern Confer.
eng, relde Der idpets. @srein innetbalb
sUster Sabre e~insuberufen bat, ifattEn.
Den
81 Der eleiGe 9ereta uirp unter
Witbtlfe Der Central @omttes Der per-
idteoenen 2dnoer einen Organizations
plan pber modus vivendi ausarbeis
ten:
Al bic untsrsei6neisn 1betInebmn
au 0enfer @cusrsb erfldren lowObl fiji
t9 als Snrtpibuen wte i'm Namen
Der geretue, Oenen fte unssb0ren, aus
rouem 6er3sn lire 3uftmmuns gu
porffebenpem Del6Iuesntpurfe.
90 9eldeben uno unterjethnet unter
Dem Nuee 0Ottes unb NnFsbuna
ieines Sesens. @enf. 80. September
1876"
0te ldderli@ nebmen fi@ ale Der,
artisen Befrebunsen aus aeseniber
Der unseuebaren 1batlade, bas In ben
betrefsnben Staaten pom Oten bsrab-
our@ 9eieBsebuns uno geamte earauf
bineearbettet miro, tte @ur3el Der 6et.
ltsbaltunB pes Sonntass-pie Adt
uns Dor Der 8trbe urb tbren 9ebren-
fdcn aus Dem ber3en peS SduIfinesS
a1 ret6en!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-04
Sie Sister irt &pltt.
Samuel 5. EtlD n.

Der Sampf sesen Die STRIDE 1T 3u
allen 3etten uno tn allen &dnpern iecee
Mal init Der 8efdmpfune unb unters
priduns Der Sroen, pieisr bS1fen8ll
tbe fir6liben @eifes unD 3ebens, TN
aueurfrt puroen. Sn ibnen, In Dielen
eel@lCHenen S6rperldaften, Die bur6
pas oreifade @slibpe pes @ebprlams,
Der Reuiabett u1o Der @rmutb 3ulam<
uten8ebaIten wuroen, aus penerl bas
Golf su alien 3eite1 NIT 8crliebe feline
0ewi7ensrdtbe wdblt, laben bic GetnDe
Der Sir6e NIT Nebt ote @ornerfe Der
Jefuns, ueI6er Der Ansrtff gait ; tpt>
Der fe iDuroe Dabcr ftets Der erte Sturm
er6fnet.
AIetn otelfa6 unO fosar In ben n,et>
fen Gdaen rar Der 6ab seoen bie7ir@e
Mot cas- einstee Wottp. relGes 3ur
nnteroriiduns uao sewaltiamen Auf,
bebunB Der Sreen Durh pteHeeteruneen
fGbrte +; materietle Nlpirattonsn, pie
0ter mad Dem pirtltGen cDsr rermetnts
liden &etHtbuu1 Der 3lpfer. Die 6cfs
nung, Den leeren Staatsiddel nltttele
Der ,9iquicattcn" Des SrDenSuerm5,
gems wteoer fiiQen 3u f6nnen, crdnste
metifens sben 70 iebr 81 Der Nufbebans,
als Der 6ae eseen Die Str9e.
Sn Stalten, DaS nun Gin Wnl ein
fatbOlif1es 9anc IL uno bIetbt, no es
3piI6en etnem ~9ldubisen Sobne Der
Etr6e uup einen Stbeufen taum Elm
Ntttelotns sibt, lpurce Der Rampf se=
gen ben 4ltar uro pe5en erfe 0ertbets
piger pie Srper, auerpin9s pom Der aes
betnnen Secte Der Garbcnart In tnartms
misfem GbrtfusbaGe aufsenuHmen.
auein ibre Neitaticnen wdrpen ntGt
pieI serpirft baben, bdtte f1 Staten
pamals In Der slifiiden Ganee befnns
ben, etnem beitesten Geinpe etne Rrteess
contribution BON fdnf WtQtarDen aufs
80 fSnnsn. in Dteler Gage be-
fanc f6 Staten aber nt1t. SIN Sc
.gentbeiL bic furB ScrbereeeanaenenR ries
&c unp GinanlCperattonen 1annnt peHl
Banten Eurtner unpGlcrenttner ,Eldn,
gel" batten Die 9aiieR seIeert, pteSGul.
ben eemsbrt Den Greptt .aatereraben !;
mon bepurfte @elc, ptel @elp, uro bod
mibte man Die Auelen, aue Dener man
10 battle fG5pfen ftnneu. DEM 70 pro-,
DucttD cas eanb an MeiR SeL Seipel
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-04
anama a, 81. Oft. Gin furdt

panama. 81. Oft. Gin fur9te
barer Srfan brad an 3. unD a. %,
iber nte mtttelamertfaniIden Staaten
log. Sn Ntearasua rrurpe oas Stdsts
den Manaera lberl&pemmt. Dir
ginmobner musten fi1 auf Die Gdder
tbrer 5duler li9ten. UNI Dem Eope pss
Gltrinfsns su e%ntrinnen. Utele 8in9en
trcspem in Der Glutb unter, ra etrpa
p~terbuncert Dduler DOM Sturn1e untae@
webt rpurDen. Der0elammtf&acen, trel>
den Der Srfan bier anri@tele, miro auf
awet WtQicnen DoQars 8el9dbt Mu6
Die Stapt DlanFelb an per Ncsfitcs
3Gfe srlitt i1peie 8erIufe. ileber
Dreibunpert 6duler fielen Der Wutb pes
Sturrnes gum Spfer. Muf BIN Nicas
rasuas See 8ine pas Dampbcut vGpms
r1cbore MbamS" ~nerlpren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-04
auf ibn bdtte cber ntHt. Die 0aunis
tpOuesS teuer trurbe nfht aurfderffdttet

01f tbtl Bdtte CDer tttGt. Die U1utis
wclesS teuer tpdrbe ni6t 3uriderfnttet
tperoer. SD wirbe co. fir neine pEiGt
talten, NIT n1etnern 8etc ieoes geleB
su belesen. rel&es fir llebernabnte
Ober 8e3ablun9 cerartiser S&ulpen,
WerIuts 8eiGdbisunsen, Mnlprd&e,
oosr flr Miepnertatturs elmer loIHen
Steuer forsen mtrbe.
Die @efabr fit ben S6aB Der Ser.
Staatert fcmmt ntUt pom ben Mniprds
den BON psrionen, DIE BET Der Rebel>
lion balfen. ioncera pom ben Anlprd.
den BON lolGen In ben Sdpfaaten
robnenpen ooer G%teentbum pafelbf be.
iBencen Deripnen, pel@e loyal Se9el
rie Resteruns pe- Union Seweien ftnc
ooer 60 su lein pOrsaben Oper eS iebt
uorseben, UNI papur6 ibre Nnlprihe
3u untetfuBen. Derarttse 1nlpraae,
lelbf pom lcYalen Yerlonen, peroen,
Denn es li6 pabst un 6ansluneen
banDelt bic our@ 9rtessoperatt on en-
oerurfa&t wurpen iinp, purG bas 5fs
fentltGe @eieb Seftteter Nattonen per-
trorfen fe perpen curd Gntldetruns
gen pes pberften @ertdtsbpfes Der Ser.
Staateu nerpamrat unp baben cine ee-
wine @eltunS nur fruft beionoeret @es
ieBs res @Onsrsfes. Diefe Mniprd&e
tIno Yeraltet 9ew0roen unp oft BON Be-
trus beFedt. 8etnabe tn alien Gduen
Gnp fe gang cper tbeilweiie Die SaGs
pom NnlpruGs aeenter, pom Spetulans
ten coer Mitaltepern Der n9obbY", mel,
der fetnerlet sere@tea Oper biuteen An'
ipru6 an Steuer3abler cper an pas
publitum baben. Sie iolten In allen
GdlIen init sr5Bter 5crBfalt unteriu@t
werpen.
unslid fir Snbipipuen. wsIGee
rur@ ben 3rtss 3usefiQt ipuroe, ii gun
erSbten Ibeile nt6t mebr gut su ma
den. Die Resieruns fam bic NtQior
@urer Sahsltnee, pie in Elm frlbseitt'
Ses @tab ianten, ntdt tns 2eben III.
rld3urufen fie fam Den @erwaneter
Dper Greunpen e%erlelben feineu Grlat
leiften fir tbre 9etDen pper S6merSsn
sic fam bereits eetrasene Steuerlafter
nt6t na6trdsli@ eere&ter swil6en Der
@in3elnen bemenen, eberlp rpentg fam
fe ctes In Bssus auf nod ~ beSablen'
De S6uloen tbun, welde sur Nufredt'
baltuns Der NesterunS semadt ruorper
fnp. Ste fam ntbt aufS Neue untel
unleren Bireern ben Shaoer ODE,
8erluf umlesen, Der pur@ frteseril6'
Speraticnen entltanp coer In aler
m68ltden Gormen purb bic WaBreeelr
Der Reeteruns CUR 8epabruns tbret
eieenen Daletns berbeteefibrt rpurpe
Sir bic &esieruns stebt 60 feline ar,s
bere ftdere aQsemeine Neeel als pie
0er9an9enes Dereaneen ietn au lalen
fi@ pom Der toDten Vysansenbett be,
neuen unp befferen 3utunft 3u3utpsn
ben unp auf ptefer 0runDlase Grisoen
S%eri6bnuns. BriDerlt4fett swtfaen al.
len 2beiIen, RIai1en unp &unen unle'
res gclfes fder 3u fteGen. eanit BIZ
gauge S@neutraft unierel DeriGiepener
3wetse Der Snputrte In beidleuntsteu
Wa6e wteperfebre uno neuer @oblfanl
9ef4afen treroe, burG welhen Die Ne.
bel Der 0ersaasenbeit IN 8erseHenbet
9eratben.
NdtuneSsouf
Sbr
M & 9hnM
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-04
Ml6 @rdnlie

rirO alien stOnnenten. ,rel6e ben
ueustt SabrSaus DOraussablen, etn
lsbr Invertebrates, f66n einssbuncenes
Bud seltefert, peIGes ben 16erre,,
MBentet lofOrt sueelanSt rirb.
The New York herald., 1876-10-14

TINION SQUARE
" THEATRE.
Proprietor.
Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK.
Manager,
Mr.. A. N. PALMER.
Begins at =. over At 1I:l5.
SATURDAY MATINEE
~ 80.
"Those who have not seen
the TWO ORPHANS N pro-
duccd At tho Union Square
Theatre have not seen il ut
all. n-CIiicago Herald.
Box ONCE cpeu daily from
The New York herald., 1876-10-14
FIRE In BROOKLYN.

Yesterday morning nrs brokc out At one O'Clock
in two story frsme building, occupied as stabIe IN
the rear Of No Oil President street On the ground
door OF the structure, which Is owned by contractor
named Patrick Dennigan, were twenty horses and
light wagon belonging to X. H. Whiting twenty sets
OF harness and a large quantity of feed Mr. Denni.
gan and mis- ncighbors made strenuous efforts
10 save horses and managed to bring out Of the
burning building ten of the impcriled animals, some
or which we're severely scorched. The other horses
were burned alive. Eight sets Of harness, all the
feed and hay, and wagon belonging
10 Mr. Whiting were destroyed The total
loss WIS 81, 250 The loss stable was 81, 500; on
horses 81 700; feed, hay and harness, 900; ou
wagon. 5000: on Mr.. Denngan's dwelling, $3.50. The
property insured In the Phcnx, Continental and
Hanover companies. FIRE Marshal Ready made
thorough investigation OF the origin OF the ycstsr
day and TO the conclusion that tho stable
cidentally SCI lire by sleeping tramp who had
sought shelter In the place for The night
The New York herald., 1876-10-14
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Comptroller was ciosetsd with tho Mayor for
long time yesterday.
Tho books for tsxcs personal property were
opened BY tho Receiver Of Taxes yesterday and
81, I39 300 received
week from to-day tho Commissioners OF Charities
will open bids for vast amount Of dry goods gre
ecrics lumber, hardware and crocKcry.
Relative 10 thH communication OF President Martin.
OF tho Pnrk Com, ,sisson to tho Mayor published yes
tcrday, In which he criiictes Mr. Green's action as
member Of the Board OF Estimate and Apportonmrnt
In refusing appropriate x25 0UO for tho work OF the
department, Mr.. Green refuses TO notice ~ ana the
Mayor will not answer II, as he considers that ME- Mar
tin guilty OF an act OF disGourtesy IN permit ing
N n
The New York herald., 1876-10-14
AMUsE MEyTs.

CHARLES T. ARNOLD ............. Lessee and Manager
B1NsEN SHERWOOD. director
twenty. hrs, TO iwenty. eighth performances Of
"A Is B IA
BBB "A BIB "A
AAA Is b AAA
BBB BBR A ::
BHE TRIUMPH OF PAGEANTRY.
THE ACME OF NJ CuASISM
THE suPERLATIyR IN BEAUTY
THx BRIGHTEST OF MUSIC.
THE RICHEST IN COSTUME.
THE HANDsOMBsr IN SCBEERY
BABA BABA
The HERALD says:--Isl The EXPRESS says:-"A
become popular" success. II deserves TO
The sun says:-"wilf bc- be-"
become a popular success The EVENING POST
The TIMES says:-"With Was received with
the elements OF success it Is the Widest excitement
literally provided" The NAIL Every
The COMMERCIAL says:- prospect OF long and proc
will undoubtedly meet with porous career
long rum The DISPATCH says:-
The SPIRIT OF the TINES rs rich in inciden."
ssys:-'rhe great theatrical The SUNDAY TIMES
attraction oil the season. says-An nnequivoeal ana
The Brooklyn EAGLE deserved surcessh
says .-"Ciorgeous and 81 rik The SUNDAY MERCURY
ing beyond anything ever ex says"Wi continue hero
hihited In New lork." The Boston HERALD
says:-"Is richly worth
ing II ia hit and will be
permanent succcss.n
UNDENrABLE SUCCESS
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PARK THEATRE
LAST NIGHTS CLOUDA
CLOUDS st ths
PARK THEATRE.
EVENING at SATURDAY MATINEE,
CLOUDS, CLOUDS
In preparation, W. s. Gilbert's Comedies Of
TON CUBS," and "sWEETHEAkTs"
GsASp OPERA HoUss, sra Ay AMP AM S:a Esd ST ST
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lew YORK HERALD SATURDAY A. l87e-rRPLE SHEET
AMusuMnrrD.

Mr.. LESTER Proprietor and Hanagsr
DION BoUCIcAULf'B
LATEST TRIUMPH,
yoRBIDDEN FRUIT
Every evening ~ r. NJ: and Saturday Matinee q
1zPM.
Characters BY Mr. II. J. MONTAGUE. Mr HARRY
BECKE1T. Mr. X. ARNOTT. Mr. W. HERBERT, Mr.. J.
SHANNON: NJ W EYTINGE Mr. EDWIN, n, LEON
EFFIE GERAUN and Miss BLAISDkLI-
BOX OFFICE OPEN FROM sA NJ so4P.M
WOODS MUSEUM. WOODS.
Matinee at 4 Evening q q
Admission Is cents. Admission 40 eentA
Augustin Days great Play,
ROUND THE CLOCK,
introducing the Worlds Champions
JOE GOSS and
JOE CoBUKN
In GRAND SPARRIN0 MATCH.
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DOLIrICAL POLITICAL
Il Campaign Campaign
Equipments Equipments
Clubs organise once that victory may crown your e
forts Wear imposing Continental Han ana Cape made
OF blue and yellow with silver eagles hats Full
Cam Equipments, consisting of Hats Caps and
Cspcs any color and syIe with patent double swing
Torch and Stick furnished 10 clubs at factory prices
send for uil particulars como 10 headquarters WL
Il KNAUA 265 broadway, New xork.
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AMuaHMENrs.

Do6rHs THEATRE MAffXER DAY
ID JARRETT PALMER.......... Lessces and Managers
s.sNo free list NJ Booths Theatre.
FIFTy-sEyESTH TO THE sIxrY-THIRD TIMES
Of the overwhelmingly successful production of
SAKDANAPALus,
'THk GLORY OF THk STAGHw
A powerful cast, including
Mr. y @. BANGs............as..... .sARDANAPALU
AGNES BOOTH. ........... .as............. .MyRRHA
ofths GRAND ITALIAN BALLET. es in number
the renowned Milo BARTOLETTI premiere danseue
lrta of the Grand Opsra Paris and sig MASCAuSO. OF
the san Carlo. Naples and scnla. Milan.
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EVERY NIGH.,
the most successful Play of
the CENTURY,
D'Ennery 4 Cormon's mar
velIons Drama,
THE TWO ORPHANS,
with its superb stage settings
and It's unrivalled caste, in
Guiding the following art
lists :-Mcssrs. @. X. Thorne,
Jr.; John Psrsello, Frederic
Robinson, James O'Nsil.
Claude Burroughs, J. q.
Peaks. III. w. Montgomery,
Thomas Is. Morris, l.. Thomp-
son, j. Matthews. w. II. Wfl-
der. II. Ayling. w Rsynon,
w. :. Quigley. q. NJ. Collins
and Misses Fanny Morant,
Kate Claxton. Sara .Jewett,
Kate Girard, Mrs. Marie VIII
kins and Misses Ida Vernon,
Roberta Norwood, Ethel
Alien. l.. Clevcs and Mrs. Ia
Il. Seymour.
A. NJ. to 10 =. NJ.
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INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTc RERS-
lResd the EVENING TELkGRAM All the news Tor
Advertising. 10 cents per line. Circulation ot
copies
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ThEATRE CoMIQUR. 5i4 BROADWAY.
HARRiGAM HAkr...-... .Proprietors
MARRIGAN AND mART HARkiGAN ANp HART
EDWARD HARRlGAN's MAI.ONE's NIGHT OFF;
OR, THE GERMAN TUkNvEREIS FESTIVAL
JOHNNY RoGA and DICK sTEIRLY i, in the
Kynock and Smith. Frank Lewis.
Louise Franklin, De ehanty and Cummings
Billy Barry, Billy Gray. Larry rooey.
Billy Carter aud John Williams
Grand success WALKING FOR DAT CAKE.
BILLY BARRYS LAST or THE SIOUX
Music by Braham. scenery by Weed.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEkR
STH AVENUE THEATRE.