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HARRIGAN and HARTs original sketches, first time.
Mr.. LEVY. Chatham strce.. Dancing in the Ballet.
THE ACTORS WHO HAVE SEEN BETTER DAYS.
EDWARD HARRIGAN's comic drama, entitled
Billy Barry a, the Coming Man. Going abroad with Pa
BY request. the Ginger Blues AMoiherin-i.aw
j. ADAMS GRAvER. his frs. appearance this season.
The A'1ii BILLY and La9 h TooRY f
bay % on coneS isnd in his wonder Vi clog dance
pAS ArS 81 * in
WEDNESDAY ASD 'sf'' sITGRbAs ysTp'Hf MArrsEEs
WALLACK's THE FLORENCEs.
THIRTEENTH WEEK, FOURTH MONTH";
Mr. Of .as .si 'sfss'it Ss f. spstfs1sn, 3 rTosGSaE
EVERY EVENING ~fH f2is T WEEK WEEk also SATURDAY.
JUDGE iAsf "'afrS
IN 'si Rightly affis'1 6SIIsk Si.f''E Of the
1915. to ls7th time in this city.
MArINEEs resumed, commencing SATURDAY. Angus. "a
B JARRErr rALMER... .Les.sss sis and ManssoS
THE GLORY OF THE sTAGEl
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
""si .so 'a' dr. '''
LORD DrHos's s1HSsSsFgLts. HhsGisFra soAASTIo PLAY
M g. BANGS BB1ANNsG4SS......a,.. .sAkpANArALqqs
EVERYTHING NEW.
Beautiful sespsryi s,,e,.. sa,erb co'tumesi
aRASp NrinI4rsni iTSIIAS lS'lfaax T%iLEr.
introducing the famed dancers, Nile HAEToLErrl pre-
S~ns. sss R .': % s a o Milan ps .n n. .s
and
NOTICE.
their during the FINALE great play
that ALL may uninterrupted view. 1t should
borne tableau upon
the simulated 1t again discov
the sublime stage picture. THE RUINS OF NINEvEM
EILMORE's CONCERT GARDEN.
Madison and 4th avs. and ae,h and 27th s.A
THIS EVENING At Llunr o,cL6cK.
Mmc. EOGENTE fAPrESiIEIM o,,~aa.
Mr. r. S. GILMORE
~ Mr. NJ. ARBUcKLE.
c,,voprs pr 1.hh2 T4 ~. MAYsTAkt AZ and
Admission. SOC; boxes. SO and 81.
yNooDs MUSEUM. wooD'S,
EyESlSsM ArrEMSoos a
ii Ssss s"s .so.s.sS %@SDE %tsoaA 's is's ssa'''a
TTNlON SQUARE THEATRE.
iropretor tor...................Mr SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr. A. NJ PALMER
PRELIMINARY SEASON
opens MONDAY EVENING August %,
with the production OF
BRET HARTE'S drama written especially for the fav.
orite comedian of this establishment Mr. STUART ROB.
son, and entitled
THE TWO MEN or SANDY BAR
The play will be Illustrated by BEAUTIFUL NEW
SCENES and bya SPECIALLY SELECTED CAST.
Box Office open for sale OF Tuesday,
August ~. at o'clock A. NJ
PAsRRIIsIAN yA,sIIEETIEs. ,IE. COOLEST rnEArRE PER.
"ihers. o ''"p"'ea WIZ
10TH ST. AND BROADWAY.
The Champion Original Artistic aud only legitimate
sensational Varieties ia America
81 Thrice the We invite Treble the
" talent comparison entertainment
r complete change. An crtre Bill and Com
rllE eoRGED WILL.
cs HiS HSp 'f 'sHp OF .ay Any LIFE
. Ireland and America. Bound itr Germany.
= Fascinating PhrccSing Phooish Pharc pheelingly
: phunDily phai.hinlly and ploscphcsliy photo
;, FREE LOVE 3oSrRnTEMrs; 'ais.sa OR.
s THE ONEIDA COMMUNITY.
= THE McCARTHYs. HARRY aud LOTrIE.
= German Bros. Buckley and Winnett
H. A. barley and Minnie De Witt
: marry S'''sTl Miss MINNIE FARRELL John frances
IIenrula Mollenhaucr. Minnie Hall.
MILE. BERTHA.
Alice sheppard Clara Martin, Irene -. Clair
and the largest Company popular favores In America
Evenings at g. Matinecs Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday.
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I UNIVERSITY or GENEVA,

Programme of Lectures be delivered during the winter
halt year c7l5.J :--asknwsk. NnrmaI Anatomy. Schi
Physiology. Lahp Histology, Pathology. Anatomy and
Physiology Autopsy; Bcviilod Clinical Medicine; Jnsrd
Clinical surgery Alfred Naurner, Clinical Obstetrics The
Theny of Obstetrics, 'aict policlincs Dspine Inter-
ns Pathology jacques L. keverdn. external atnoloy
Medein" OF opcratiops. Pr.voot Therapeutics; Duntsu
Hygiene; Brun, Pharmacoiogy: Oye PsychIatry: Tau
ter luna,tschcp, Gyneeoogy Dursnte tunsttsehedj.
General Pathology rdc iunattschedj, OphthalnoioEy
Hatenhof sunsttached). Ophthaimo,cgy: Oder tunat-
tachcdl. Midwifery Devrent tunsttsehsd ,,ynecoogy
tornes un,ttscicd), uynecology Giats tuuattschsd
eaiics; tico tunatached Functions OF the
Central Nervous system; Gu,lOi. Dental Medicine and
Surgery The Lectures will beein on Monday Octobsr 2
20 For inform alton and the progrsmme apply to Tia I,
B.cau. nt the office Of the University ANTOINE CAR.
IkREk the tatc Councillor or she Dspsstmsnt Of Puoc
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EUROPE.

GALE OF THE "CnATEAU wARTEGG"
- Horseback. the Lake OF Con
land. the property of X H. the Duke Pam, aud Of
the Count lie Dsrdi of te largest Hud best
cated princ-'y posos"ns tue Lake OF
ronpriscs the old castle. with modern additions
large saloons and about So in
swiss style with aoout 10 newly restored chapel
and par-onags. gardeners house. with
back kitchen two large farm houses coach sheds
aud stables Sc bathing house adjoining the lake rhe
prtiscs are situated Ia the centre OF we'll
closed territory, covering OF about hectares
Splendid mcsaows and orchards, park and garden.
For inrthcr Information apply MIR. LtirZ Attorney in
Rhincbeck. OF Gail switzerland agent OF H. r.
H. the Duke of Parma
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SAkArOGA RAGING ASSOCIATION lsy HKoAT,
- way.-Aucon French and Combination Pools sod
every day and the = Poughkeep
se Combination Pools, 81; French Pools Stand s. 80 n
JOHN MORRIsSEY a CO..
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GUNNER MEEIING Ar TUE SPRING VALLLY
y Driving Park-Iuesday. August -, so ana "a,
classes. " cdnesda .y5 cI.ssas.
Thursday. ~ 40 aud ~ classes Purses 6Iisd
with ~ nominations. Tottng viii commence at 2;o
a FUkMAN Nnn.,.v
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-12-02
THE MODEL CHURCH.
From the San Francisco Wasp.

Well, wife, I found a model church! /
worshipped there to-day!
It made me think of good old times, be-
fore my head was gray;
The meetin' house was fixed up more than
they were years ago,
But then felt when went in, it wasn't all
built for show.
The sexton didn't seat me away back by
the door;
He knew that was old and deaf, as we'll
as old and poor
He must have been Christian, because he
led me through
The long aisles OF that crowded church, to
find a place and pew.
wish you'd heard the singing, it had the
The preacher said, with trumpet voice.
'sLet all the people singw
The tune was Coronation" and the music
upward rolled,
Till thought heard the angels striking
all their harps OF gold.
NV deafness seemed to melt away, my
spirit caught the fire;
Ijoined my feeble, trembling voice with
that melodious choir,
And sang, as in my younger days, LET
angels PROSTATE fall
Bring forth the royal diadem, and crown
Him Lord of all"
tell you, wife, 1t dld me good to sing that
song once more;
felt like some wrecked mariner, who gets
glimpse OF shore;
almost wanted to lay down this weather.
beaten form
And anchor in the blessed port forever from
the storm.
The preachin'? Well, Just can't tell you all
that the preacher said:
know it wasn't written; l know it wasn't
He hadn't time to read it. for the lightnin'
Went fiashin' long from pew to pew, nor
passed sinner by.
The sermon wasn't fowery; twas simple
It fitted poor old men like me; it fitted
hopeful youth
Twas fun Of Consolation for weary hearts
'Ywas full of invitation to Christ, and not
to creed.
Tho preacher made sin hideous in Gentiles
and in Jews
He shot the golden sentences down in the
finest pews
And-shough can't see very well-I saw
the falling tear
That told me hell was some ways off, and
Heaven very near.
How swift the golden moments fed within
that holy place;
How beautiful beamed the light of heaven
from every happy face
Again I longed for that sweet time when
friend shall meet with friend.
"When c0ngrations ne'er break up and
Sabbath has no end"
hope too meet that minister-that con-
gregation, too
In the dear home beyond the stars that
shine from heavens blue;
I doubt not I'll remember, beyond lies
evening gray,
The happy hour Of worship in that model
church to-day.
Dear wife the fight will soon be fought, the
victory be won;
The shinin' goal is just ahead, the race is
neary run; t......
Ger the river we are nearing they are
thronging to the shore,
10 shout our sale arrival where the weary
weep no more.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-12-02

A G1EI TO BE SEEx.-A young lady
in a government department. at Wash
ington having demonstrated against
being stared at, another of her sex
gives expression to her sentiments
as follows:
Now no one can blame q man for
liking to look at a pretty girl, and no
one can blame us for being pretty
and trying to look prettier than we
are; but after we have dressed our
selves in way calculated to make
the beauty as conspicuous and mo-
ticeable as possible, I don't think we
have any right to complain if men do
look at us, and I guess we should
complain if they didn't. I know
that when, just after the first of this
month, I had just got new bunch
of waving feathers for my hat, and
tripped past Wizards with the reg
ulation two yards of cardinal ribbon
fintsering behind me, and fashiona-
BILE tilted hat, and Just showed as
pretty an ankle as they ever looked
at, l should have felt mad If thew
hadn't looked.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-12-02

:, SEA bright little girl at one of
the fashionable hotels recently sur
prised the waiter and guests at her
table by hurrying into dinner with
the frst, and in advance of her moth
er' and ordering ice-cream, raisina
and other delicacies of the dessert
before the soups and meats. The 80
luton OF her conduct appeared, how
ever, after the arrival Of her mother,
thS Mao watched with great solicitude
sne iood taken by the child. It was
aay nsDy don't eat this" and "Baby
aons eat that" until dessert VA
asacned, when "baby'' ordarsd Is.
s s.eaI. Being cut down n tie allow.
luce Dy her mother, she took & viii
sucn unusual quietnede a. surprill
~ manifested whsn ~ mi ~ -,
2amea: " 4 tcok ny q IT HI to.
i W eean1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-12-02

HAD NO FUN IN Hm.lOne Of the
members Of the Methodist Conference
recently held here, was out fora walk
at an early hour one morning, and
while on Howard street he encoun-
tered strapping big fellow, who was
drawing a wagon to the blacksmith
shop.
"Catch hold here and help me
down to the shop with this wagon and
III buy the whiskyw called the big
fellow.
II never drink" " solemnly replied
the good man.
"Wen, you can take q cigar
Il never smoke"
The man dropped the wagon
tongue, looked hard at the member,
and asked:
"Don't you chew?''
"No, sir, was the decided reply
"You must get mighty lonesome, !"
musae - teamster.
SO! guess TIM all right / iseif h1sI
rate. !"
"In bet you even that I can lsy
you on your back" remarked the
teamster. "Come now, let's warm
up little"
Never bet"
"Well, let's take each other down
for fun, then. You are q biz e j
am, and I'll give you the undsrhold. J"
= . = -
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WHOLE NO. S44.

fur tearin' EN- into Sits yer know.
I'll 60 at 'em if you'll say the word
and take the responsibility, but the
fact is I'm too hard q worker to 70
foolin' around carpets, that's what /
am"
The lady excused the energetic
worker from going ct the carpets.
but was puzzled what to set him at.
Finally she asked him what there WAS
he would like to do, with safety to
himself and work.
Well, now," he said, I" chats con-
siderit in ye. That real considerit.
and I'll take hold and do something
thatu give ye the wuth Of yer money
and won't give me no chance to de-
stroy nothin, by workin' too hard at
It. If yen Jest kindly fetch me out :
rockin' chair, I'll aDt in the shade and
keep the cows from Eftin' ths latch
FCf fthezAsnt4uttusaa1a kau.a1a
yard. And I'll do it wen and only
charge you reasonable fur it,
for the fact is I'm 10, dead crazy fur
work that it isn't big pay I want 90
much as q steady job
And when he was rejected and sent
forth. jobless and breakfsstless, 10
wander up and down the cold.
unfeeling world in scarch Of work, he
cast stones at the he's and said in
detected tones
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Nnerifuniine Snaeno= giblntbef.

Sn bibi4e 8appbedel NIT MuSlinSRiden
gebunpen a 25 Gents.
cfeser unb gSeise, pm Sranj 6oftmaun. Sst
treue @Gd,ter, 3ulamnlen IN einem Sano.
Der N~iseripenft;9e, non Srorj bofImann.
Gieines 1T Die aSiese hes SrcAens DON Sran3
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einEm Sanb.
Ole 9entelcutaten, ppn 5raHJ boffntann. - Der
gd)tfbrud,. 3uiamren i'll einelH Bano.
Sd, iebe bidD id,oit, BON 5ulills boffmanR
1u ionft nicbt ffcbien,
GrokpGrers Siebtius
Ser biinre asil5e M, BON 8ufap missDel.
Der Secfpfenni9. &rei 8atbarinen. MuS
Der Se9enipdrt. Srei Grj0blungen BON 8befia
bon Uunnpert. Sn einem 8ano.
Nus Tadlt gum eidbt, pom &ifarb Baron.
Na' nre Damaianti, pom 5sroinano Shmiot.
Seiobute 1rele. - SaeuntIla. Ser @iiip>
mar In Nfrisa. Suiarunlen in sinem Sans.
Der @snbIar3t Der Sirfbpf .3mei GrBablun.
gen pom s.. St6ber. 3ulammen in eiuem Sanb.
aBaS Der Weenidb fdet, eaS mirn tr eud, ern'
ten, pDn Hldbar0 Boron.
, 1876-01-01

oaber, MtDn9e leoes Sroen8, bis 3t BEN
idmutisen &upu3iner binab, bhrd)5o9er
Die StraBen, Sremoe oerldteoener Static
men in 9%ldn3enoen @quipa9en rollten an
eironoer poriiber uno maBen ltd NIT
priifenoen 8liden. 8or auen &ir6en
uno oa, mo- Der .3uOrans Der Srentoen
DEFENDERS eroB mar, lagerte, mie etn Seus
idredenl6marm, oa8 Seer Der 8ettler
ihr prioile9irteS Sanowerf 5u treiben,
Dos linen gum nnterbalt uno Den gtebenz
menlhen gu einem suten, Die Seele erlo@
ienoen Werfe perbalf: Die buntelten pbanr
taittldIten @eltalten, unter tbnen &lnoer
nit 0umpen ~umbdn9t, Die faum tbre
8lobe beoedten. @tattonaltradten era
blidte man lelteu. Selbit bier, mo ote
YrieIter Dem Sortl6ritte Die T6ore oerz
ldlieben, mo nur benz Iltber9ebradten
uno Der Ser9an9enbett 9ebuloigt wiro,
ielbit bier bat Die Mtooe @insan9 9efuttz
ben unO sleidt Die 8erldieoeaDett oer
Irabten aus. Sour Die Wooele, WduS
lter, 6rauen, &inoer jeoen AlterS, bonn
pom Nlbanergebtrge fommeno, lenfen
ourh lire Goitiime oaS Gu9e oe8 &itnitz
lerS auf li9. Die GRANDDAUGHTER betreiben
ibr gel6dft Dor ben Sduiern na6 Sc
fa1en uno in @em1ddlihteit, aber imlner
eerduldpou uno Der ammeln einen &nduel
l9waeenoer 9eute UNI iid, an Dem 10
leidt Niemnno poriiber9ebt obne eine
Meile ltiq gu lteben ; elm Seoer brin9t ia
p%olfontnlene MtuRe oa3u nit.
g8ie ia9t uno iiberitir3t iif oase9en
Die atbemlole @elddfti9feit in Der norois
iden Seimatb BORT lit i'm idneIer
Soritber(uufen faum Belt gu etnem
freunoliben @ruBe, oenu Elm Sober n1uB
oa8 G%a9eiperf, gu Dem er itd) perpflld)tet
fat, erfiileu, uno oer s3ei9er Der ubr
raltet nidt um Oa5 8iertel elmer Sefunoe,
uno oa3u ienoet Der srale farb(ole Sim.
mel, ME oft !! 6esen uno Sd)nee auf
oas Seer Der @eidditiaetl nieoer, SIS lit
Elm faltes berries Bilo uuO bod, oaS ST.
oteler 9tibristeit lift 5rtlde nno
6ortldritt. Oarin lieet Die Ser 0bnung.
IS eins ooruartS oabeint, oas rpar ult>
u~ertennbar, uno elm Sober ridtcte fr0b>
lid) ben 8lid tn Die s3utunft unO arbeiz
emliser, in Der neber3eu9un9, oaB
es INNER better iperoen miine.
(Surtiesuna fol9t.)
, 1876-01-01

6r5tliden 9fatb 3t erfreuen. Der iun9C
glr3t reiite al8balo na9 Serlin u1O pur0e
auf baS s3uporfommeuOite BON Der Dame
empfansen. @r retitc 5uerit pO6entlidj
etnmal, oann 5metntal, Ger @elunobeitSz
3~ultano Der Dame mu6te iib iuobl per-
ihlimtmert baben, bierber. Dag ldlieBs
lid lctn aralid)er 6atb bon @rfolg genes
fen letn mug gebt mobl Oarau8 ant belten
berpor, oaB Die Dame Dor eini9en Gaqen
NIT benz Ar3te bel Dem betrcffenoeu Stalt<
Desbeanlteu 9erpelen lit, nm redt balo in
ben Stano Der beiligen she eintreten su
f0nnen.
Cine un9e 6ran30ltn, tpel>
de crit ieit fur5er s3ctt in Serlin meilt,
bate Dor wenigen Gagen oa8 un9lif,
on Der @de Der ginben uno Der @bar<
lottenltraBe bon einem pisri6rottgen
&erl oerarttg angcraunt gu meroen, oaB
iie 81 Soocn ltlr5te, BON Dem l1meren
SAT- belinnun98lo8 in zines Der nGdlten
9auler 9etra9en unO BON bort per Nas
gen in ibre @obndn9 geidafft weroen
nruBte. Sier erbolte ite ii9 3iemliA
ldnea uno taft bate iic ibre5 llnfalls
l1on oer9eilcn, ais lie in elmer lberalS
ortglnellen Wcile ooran erinnert wuroe.
8ei ibr erlAicn namlib Elm Bauer,
bauerll6 in oeS Wortes poQlter 8eoeue
tung, clne @an5 in Der Sano baltcno.
Die Dame Qlaubte, Der Bauer lei nit
elmer beltcllten Sans in eiue iallde
1bir 9eratben uno lubte aus ibm berz
aus3nbrin9en, ipobln ct ei9cntlid wolle.
Oot Der bieoere 2anomom fragte, obuc
it'd ouf 8eitereS einSutalien r&G1en
Sci eene Sans? - y2ieber Wtanrl,
Ste lino i'm Srrtbum, i6 babe feline
@anS belteut." - rNuuen Sei tpai
Cans ?" - 0tein, i5 fam Sapon feiz
ncn @ebranh MAIDEN" = y@auen
Sci BRET @ans - u4ber, tA ia9c
S9nen bod -" pDenn wi0en
Sci woll beer Sins ~ oleein. tau.
lenbmal netn T. = rAber fief. iedS,
leiwen Sans ?"- ySeritebcn Ste MIDI
oenn nldt, id) babe niAtS belteat uto
fam nldts brau9en, = Sea. wenn
Sci feene @anS bebben miinen, oenn Mil
If Sci giern 9eben. @iaen Ste ?"
- Die Dame war Ser 9er5weilun9
nabe, le fonnte oen Otann ntdt los
peroen, No6 einmal ia9te tie I'M lanf>
teltsn Gone: raber lieber Wtann, i'd
babe bod ntdts bcitelt, sic miilicn lid)
lrren." = rSeitelt bebben Sci nlr, Dat
Is woabr, aber If irr mir of MD. SEEN.
men Gel mir oenn MIDI ? ST bin ia Der,
Der Sbnen neuli6 um9elmeten bit. :
y 4d 10? Nber mas wouen Gle oenn
beut bon mir ?" = vSa, istbn 9ei, Der
Fat mir nOtirt I'M nj ioa if
80 Dealer Sdmer5snS9elO betoalen.
bab If oenn 9eoaht, Oh Sci oct MIDI
moafen fiinnten, 10 Dor cen Yaar
Sans Ooer cen Sdod @iern? @iaen
Sei MI ?" = 2aut la9eno ~perneinte Die
beruDi9te Ben rfladen SanObes
rpobner" uno entlieB Ben ueber9liifli9en
nit DER Serli6erung, oab lie fem
S9mer5ens9elo beanlprube.
, 1876-01-01
Aeenten perlanst!
Cast Adrift Cast Adrift!'

Gin p~nrsises Ssitsnfud iu zen berlb mtsn QltFfta
,,Ihree Years in a Man-Trap" unb Ten Night,
in a BAr'Room.'. ron z. G. artbur. Das liyi.
unp erRBle BUD Hiefss s~efsisrtsa S&riftfsl.. . - el6p
ssnp tlultrtrt, elegant ssbunten, nitro su xauisnbtn ps,
tnuft. Us wtr6 ppn ben beEpprrasenbaen peripnsn uus
3sttuneen ees eAnoes auf bas @anfiets ~bsursbs'lL
Sine Sei1ttte ron 0srbrshsn unb Belsthtaunseai n
uniersr Wfttts, rpttUe au Pr ~rubiefsn 5erjsn ipretep
per. Mforahtat bewtrten as SeieBe. Nsenisn, ptlat
.Man-Trap" psrtauften, mullen mtnbsfens ned .ul
NAL 10 pel Sremplare bteiss DUDES pertaufsN.
Portrait In Stabilize rire stnem leben Subfrttsntsz
uberrstbt. Va6rssbsnee etreulare unb fplGe NIT ben
6seineanasn tpsrssn fret aaf &nfrass ssienett pSn
StraBe, peua., pa. Nuut4gD;