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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-01

CHICKEN SHooTING.-Colonel Reilly,
Chairman of the Board Of Health,
street Commissioners and General Con
tractor, descended from his official du-
Ties Yesterday long enough to enter
lam the boys in n little sh ooting match
Ior some excellent fat poultry, grown
~ his hennery on North Buel street.
Inc range selected for the sport was in
she vicinity of the stone quarry, Just
east or the SENTINEL office. We didn't
get tIle scores, nor yet any OF the bag.
gage, though We heard the Colonel in
Innate that there were some reniarka
ply good shots in this section. We
also noticed towards he last that the
ch'ckens were staked out a little far
'ner up the mountain than 1T the be-
ginning. However, the Colonel can
sand 1t to make a losing a. he has
lately been ~reveling In fat street con
tracts aud Stag crossings.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-01

DECORATED AND ILLuMINATED.-
Shortly after II o'clock last night Ted
dy McManus, Steward of Eureka Hook
and Ladder Company. No. l, invited ~
around TO take y look at the truck
house of the company. We found it
beautifully decorated and brilliantly
Illuminated. The central figure WAS
a large sized picture of the Father of
his Country, most appropriate ON this
Centennial occasion, tastetnlly fes-
toonad with flags and evergreens, con-
| stituting q very attractive and cheerful
scene. Teddy. who is al old Sacra-
mento fireman, SAYS he is willing
to do anything in his power 10 arouse
| the pride and awaken n degree OF in
tsre>t in fire matters on the part of the
| members of the department. He is
| deserving of credit tor lest nights dis
! play, and We derive much pleasure
Nirom according it to him.
The BALLs.-The ball at the Will
lows last night, rs also that at Ruby
Hill, we learn, were we'll attended and
both passed off pleasantly. In
each instance the approach OF
he New Year was greeted with
many demonstrations of enth usiasm.
We acknowledge invii atoms to both,
nut being alone on the paper Jour ju
| nior il still in California; we were I'M
able to attend either-a fact which we
very much regret.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-01

ADAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED. - This
property continues tolook extremely
well, and it is being vigorously worked.
Explorations have been continued
down to the 200 foot level, disclosing a
strong ledge OF high grade ore. This
Is SO deeper than the led 20 was before
known TO exist. The permanency of
the vein is now we'll established, and 1t
is only a question of time when the
Adams Hill Consolidated will rank
among the most productive of the
mines of this section. II there should
be any lack in the quantity of the ore
it will be- more han made up by its
great richness, average assays running
right through ut about $3.50 per on.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-01

EUREKA AND PALIsADE BILLs.-No-
tice is given in our advertising columns
that all bills against the 4. & p. X. r.
Co. should be handed in by the Sd in
slant. The monthly pay day of the
company will be the Sth instant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-01

CoRoNER's INQUEsT.-We were yes
terday shown the papers in the Coro
ner's inquest held by Justice Hickey,
Of Palisade, in the case of the man
found dead on the rail road track near
Beowa~e last Saturday. The rumor
that he had been murdered appears To
have been without foundation. The
evidence went 10 show that he came to
his death while trying to ride unob-
served on a freight train. The jury
was unable to learn his name, but as
certained that he was a Cornish miner
from Eureka. aged about % years. His
remains were properly Inferred by The
aCthOritles.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-01

EMPIRE-LExINaToN.-This claim is
situated ON Adams Hill, is owned by a
San Francisco company, and is being
worked under the direction of Mike
Lamb. the old foreman of the Eureka
Consolidated. On Thursday n very
promising body of unusually rich ore
sas cut about 80 feet from the surface.
The mine Is in a favorable Locality and
there is every probability that it will
turn out t be valuable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-17
WHO OWNS THE FURNITURE?

sipgularly complicated case Will come up for cx-
animation before Justice Obernier at the Fourth Dis
trict Court, Williamsburg, this morning
John Lambert, French chemist, residing at No. 173
MeeAcr avenue arrested yesterday morning by De-
tectve Ennis charged by Mrs. William J. Pollock of
No. As East Scventy-nnth, New York. with stealing
5000 worth Of furniture, clothing &c, from build
ing on Ncwtown Creek, near Maspeth avenue. Last
night the officer arrested Andrew Vessels an
accomplish in the theft, and both locked up
III the Sixth precinct station house.
Mrs Pollock Is the wife OF William J. Pollock who
was arrested for smuggling and Ia now confined IN
Ludlow Street jail In default of 500. 600 bail Imme-
diatcly after her husbands arrest she stored all his
personal property in the house in Newt0wn Creek TO
prevent its seizure on behalf OF the government
Then she appointed Lambert, who chemist in
the employ oil Pollock, TO take OF IT. He kept his
charge until the 9th inst During the intervening time
he commenced suit for $780, which he claimed due
HIM. Pending decision in tho suit he. the 9th Of
April, removed the entire personal effects OF Mr.. Pol
lock to No Ia Meeker avenue, Williamsburg where he
was arrested yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-17
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AMSTERDAM, April 14-Arrived ship Jupiter Nor. Jacob
sen, New Orleans
ANTWERP. April l5-Arrived, brig Nileius (Nor. Peder-
sen. Galveston
BRxxES April l5-Arrived. ship Msgdalene Ger,
Hencke New York; bark Baltimore Ger Fakkcn, Balti-
Sailed 18TH bark Republic Ger) Fortmann, New York.
CARDIFF. April l5-Saied ship Importer, Sherburne.
Hong Kong also the "Chss Rensen tprobaby bark Chas
Russell. Hamiton), Paiang.
cAD. April i4-Arrived, bark Jas Borand Baker Havre
load for United statcs schr Martha Hail. Burgess.
Roucn
DOVER April l5-Arrivcd bark Henrietta CSw) SveLscn
Pensacola for West Hsrtiepool mot arrived ut III,
GESoA-Sailed bark. vcspucci dta tor New York Mar
ietta lfor), Pensacola.
HULL. April l5-Arrived. bsrks Kate tBr, Murphy, Ba
more: George tr). Mcbride do uhe latter vessel
ported cleared at Baltimore for Dublin.
San Francisco.
LONDON April l6Sailed from Gravcsend l6th ship Cor.
neius Grinnel. Borlsnd New York.
+ MEssNA-Saied, bark Billy Simpson (3r, Curry. New
York
NEwRy, April l6-Arrived. bsrks Pontoppdan DAM.
Petersen Baltimore Isaac Jackson Walsh. Portland Ne.
via Queenstown.
PLYxourn April 10-Arrived, steamer Cimbris Ger,
Brandt, New York for Hamburg land proceeded,
PoiSr GALLE-Arrivcd, bark Hattie Hail. Carter.
Sydney, Nsw
ANTON. April l6Arrived. steamer Leipzig Ger,
Hoffman. Baltimore for Bremen land proceeded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-17
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Bark cmrxy. Of boston, sailed from Bangor Ne N9v ~
for since rsh % she has he. s ns' e ss.su @ .
that seldom occupies mere tnnn ~ 70 p
in 1888.
BARK BRAzos Fuller, for New York. while being t lowed
~as ~ % he Efforts q tugs /" pn her
having proved unsuccessful snce reported sailed i4th
scuR KSpBxHG Horton. Portland lsth from BALI
more. had mainboom broken
KELLEY ashore at Cape Ann was sold va, IS she
lies the 18th Noses Tower. Of Hosion, for s'o
missing IS safe having been 10th inst TO
load stone u port, Mass. for New York.
scHR NIcKKRsox. OF Dennis. which badly damaged
at Proyncetown by collision Of the late storms has
sold auction with rigging. &c. for about $500
pa ssss or shs the
bee morning WAS s s.sred ashore 's 'ao
sailed from New York $50 IN March "a for Msssnsas
arrived hack at New York AM April a. thus making the
round trip in - days. including all detentions
FALL RIVER. Mass. April l6--The schr Thomas Borden,
which arrived ta 1epSS ns killing Mas. % .sra
afternoon. BY being struck by a block.
Nswroar, April 13-The wrecking schr Young America
TO Block vs mS To be
getting of the schr Mary Augusta be ore reported ashore at
Nxw LospoS Ct April l6-The British brig Conquest. Of
Windsor Ms from Porto Rico for Norwich ~ into and
S Ss. s @Ss %i;
with 9 % Sa. s had the no tights T
1873 tons register and was built At Wilmington,
PRovIpgScH RI. April 16-The schooner Anna Eliza,
Captain Cousins from New York for Folly Landing sprung
u leak of Point Judith and ashore Grxvely
Point with four feet of water In her hold
ScILLr March 3O-Captain Lodge OF London. has just
the representative of the ondon Marine In
Association and brought Mr. Rdyard, submarine
diver OF Liverpool along with him. They went down on the
wreck of the Hamburg steamer Schiller Yesterday and
cylinders moved about thirty feet from
whore they stood last The diver sent np one $50 gold
coin II he remembered that this vessel had fsouop
$40 gold coins beard when she wrecked ut Scy
in May 1875 and Captain Lodge recovered about f57 600
and clio to-day that there about fi3ooo
still TO salvc.
LAuScHMessrs blanchard Bros Of Yarmouth Me, expec.
called the blanchard, and will be commanded by Capt
& Loring. as the ship Admiral Her first will be
san Francisco.
LAuNcnEp- Schr Matte was launched ut Ipswich Fri
day afternoon Sho hnit by Edward choate g be
Foster Of beverly who Is her She is intended
for Bank fishing.
sHIpnuILpxcThe arm Of ~ Southland \ SON are build
Richmond ship of 22O0tons She IL 24O feet long,
AZ ard "a fee. hold Her To he S aud
built quality Of white oak and Southern
pine and furnished with all the improved modern app
including patent windass worked from the centre
nv She IL TO be rated for eleven in French
Lloyds and for twelve In the American.
Mr. Robert Cr0sbie has three vessels the stocks in his
yard Bay View East Boston. one 3nasted schr an
pilotboat for New York parties and third yacht
which he Is building his account lie TO
launch them all on the same day IN June.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-17
FOREIGN PORTS

Bgnsos Aynys March lsIn 9 port bark, nray .s
sS Lysspo0 ssvss s,S srshs Latch from Monte
General s~dgwick. Rogers wig; Hale Haven do brig
Belle Prescott wsterhouse. do ehr south shore, White
MslsrAx, April ia-saed mot ilsm brig Storm Bird
Arrived i6th steamer Austrian Csr, Richie Baltimore
MoxrxvIpxo Feb 2s-Arrvsd. schrs Nancy smith, Boyd.
A'rs; s"a rsd for New Mas Is eoso
Sailed Feb q. bsrks Are,ta. Dow, New York; March 2
ssr Gaene india Vest indies i,S i brig spray Bloom
I In port March ID sarIs Ella Matthews from Portland
arrived s,h Tor Boston George k,ngnsn loves nns eriss
sBrj, Mitchell New YORK Americus Yaas, Zoe Nsrssi
s .s
Clara Lcavt lombard, wig; Rooi Palmer Dennson disg
KIRBY Rio Jsneo and sailed ,S Tor New YORK; I'D
Vanguard Br, Gill; Liverpool and sailed 18th for
sailed i7sh brig Mary Rice challenor Rio Janero lh
Roberts. s,Is Is Sir, Ssr,sys Eis5s
sUS. brig % s. &
B.rbsdos ;aosh; turoclydor tsr t;.rsi, wss indies
Baltimore. aish schr Taupico Bonhon from Rio
Fomro cAnrLIo March 27-In port. brig Sea Bird, Lit
son for New York wsnr senrs CepMas srssia nan
son Sc Thomas for orders sarah fillmore Clifford do
i5th, barks yamoyden. Iebsy baltimore 18th Contest
asd ship David Arp Forbes :, Thomas for orders
In In port Msres rs steamer south Carolina Morton
New York for Panama arrvsd 2stn .hps Detroit Moses.
for Calao Peru Iarrmbce unc: Adamatcs tPo,t Cana,
Tor New iork bsrks Lncoln Thorn from Csmpana ar.
ar sw Kate % Stan for a.
for Hampton Roads Maria sw,. Gcranscn for Hampton
Roads: Campauero tBri. Walker Tor New York; Martina
Rod Anderson. for United states Amazon Myrek
Carter. Aloergh Mary bird Nelson aud Adelaide
Ss'si 7sS u. 'S ssj
Emn anuet tSw), Anderson for do: Wright. Clark
Water Witch. Dnny. and II Kennedy Hickman. une; schr
| NJ Williamson Weaver, dc. .
chant, for Antwerp. ldg. :.
JoHx. Nh. April i3-Arrivcd, bark Martin Maria,
Young. savonA utaly).
FPkR STEAMER MANI
AxrwxRr April l--sxiIcd, susan Dudman Rose Ameri
1 "a. knxeibrecnt, Engelbrechtan Montreal
BRIsroL April issisd Lotus Martin. Quebec and Mon
| trial
! Hull Tar Bos,-n-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-17

pg-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COASTING SERyICE-Captans officers Of vessels on
any who the displacement removal
any buoys requested TO communicate the
fact the HERALD in order that the matter be pub
licy brought the of the proper authorities
letter the HERALD giving the number and
position buoy and the Of the displacement is
all that is necessary.
ns-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The Nxw YORK
HERALD adopted Coton night signal for
use on board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing coor red red changing from the other
succession and be several miles distant Cap
tains Of vessels seeing this signal viii obgs by
preparing any marine they may have for the Ship
News Department OF tho IERALn
npersons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht pier No. East Rvsr New York
received from all parts oths world and promptly
lvered DUPLICATES required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-17
SPOKEN.

Ship VIM McGilvery. from Liverpool for Bombay Jan %.
lat ~ 80 5. Ion ~ low.
Ship Fannie Tucker of and Boston for Bombay Feb
"a. lat 10 n. Ion rs 30 Nv.
Bark Olustce from Boston for Port Adelaide, Feb lat
2 40 n. Ion "a SOY
Bark Maggie Horton 3D. from Yarmouth E. for sydney
CB. March p. lat 49, Ion . 30
Bark petropolis (N0r) from Langcsund for New York,
March ~23," lat ~ OF. Ion TO-
Bark a Schwcgasrd Ger, from Portsmouth. E, for
Fcrnandina, March 81, no lat &c.
Bark Champion Of Greenock steering west March 90 lat
AZ - n. Ion 4 20 W.
81. no lat. &c.
Bark Banguerean !Br from London for Algoa Bay March
!. lat 10 n. lon - W.
BARK Josephine tBr,, Read from Liverpool for Halifax
April I, lat 10 o7. Ion IL -.
bark from Belfast for 81 John, NIB. showing signal
WONG. March 10, lat AZ. lon "a.
Brig Meta Uicr from Charleston for Gothenburg March
20. lat 40 Ion l6.
A vessel showing signal TROY from Rotterdam for Ba
more March "a. lat A. Ion 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-17
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALExANpsIA, April ,4.AS.iveS .ehrs !. cowpsr-
saiied-sehr Alice Boria iron Gcorrssown. -.
BosToN April i6Arrived. steamers Johns Hopkins
barRs western Sea- Chisholm arssoans Esther Wells
aa brig d nsss % fSssE ss
Wilson, cienaero.; Mary Burgess. Turk, Island
is%s S"Pa iia's 6as Ssssr:sn
r Emsr:a n SCARS Ea"es
we're. v,sins; Baker BsisS BALI,
I"css. Psndeton. .Weehawscn; AIDE BIsisis croweii,
aG Nsis rdsEe apr sp VIM
ns Foster savannah Fsyno New s. iSs
Swei, Eueetroem. Rio Jancro; Abasross Dr. hender
BRUNSWICK. Ga, April locloared. sehr Daniel Brit
REfFHsr Hn a"Xrrvcd .cnrs Ea Hatch Islesborc,
to load 70, nsmGss 5h p9rs 1as Ssw x"k
ysr;S s1 e ' issa Win sis' Fssa':;:s
light. jones savannah or,cp Patterson syorsh Load
S @ sse.
ker. Charleston: Moses EDDY, Warren New York 10Th,
vile via Kockport Mark rsndlson rendeton for Charles
HATH. April is-Arriyed, schrs philadelphia. Bowman.
PHILADELPHIA Harry pverty, pckerson, Port johnson;
Fletcher - load New York; Ada Amcs, Adams.
isth-hrrived senrs Annie r Chase. Pool charlcston
Frank Cotton and isis Wilson. Boston for Gardiner
isS-ssiisd william garrison Bowen. Richmond.
TiI!on. sleeln'an Philadelphia; Helen Amss card
ter. caveune via 81 Martin
CHARLESTON April l3saIled, schr DAM Person. Pier
son. tor Northern
Ifth-Arriyed, steamer Cleopatra, Bulkey New York.
CHESTER Pa. April i5-Arrsed. schr Horace Noodle
Hand, Rockport.
DARlEN Ia April io-Arrived. schr Mayaowcr tIsD,
Layton. Fernandina
Cleared sta bark. o,tsee Ger, Schmidt United King
dom: fOn Conte t;exs Szapary Aus Sosuck Hull Eng;
Ocean Child tBri. Davis, PORT Madoc 18th, Flora tNor
DUTCH isLAXD HARBoE. April i3-Arrived. .chrs
North America dr. Joyce New York for 81 John. Nh.
Efiridge. Eldrdge do tor Newfoundland Meiona Know
les Charlcsou Sc. for Boston; ADe Carr. koekpcrt
for philadelphia
New York Bilow. Morris. do for Trenton
EASTroRr. April ARRIVED, schr y A Paine. Jon cs.
New York.
sth--Arrived. schrs l. Burns Crosby and Starlight.
Batchfor Philadelphia; Lucy. Colwe, 81 John. NIB tand
sailed same day tor Plladeiphia)
9th Arrived, schr Paragon. Moraing. philadelphia
EAST MACHIAs. April 7-ssiied. sehr RI. Robinson.
New York. 80
EDiARTOwx April i2-Arrivcd schr Carrie Alice. Phil
lps, Camden fr onvilie via Vineyard Haven. .
FERNANDINA, April s-csared schr Three Sisters ma
ION -UIeared bres Nellie Jones tsr. Muliin ana Ellen
,Br, Burns United Kingdom. schr Mary hupper "'-
mo foRTGsss MONROE. Aprn is-Arrissd bark Aladdin
saicd.-Bsrs Ruth Palmer lBr. smith ufom Liverpool
FALL RIVER. April l4-Anved. steamer Defiance
| Shropshire. Philadelphia -. . 80
GALVESTON, April ii-sssisd steamer City Of Austin
GnUR Erowx sc. April ii--ssIled, sehrs Lizzie Lane.
West Thomsston; i2th Ben Boriand spslshss Nsv aofk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-17
WHALEMEN.

Arrived New Bedford April Is, bark Helen Mar Room.
North Pacific Ocean via San Francisco with ~ and 1900
bbls VIII oil on board Sent home the voyage $40 sp,
1850 OIL and IS 100 lbs bone Has freight 100 bpls
and 800 do VIII oil from bark Mt Walisssun.
Arrived Mt do 18th. bark Mermaid. Hicks from Indian
Ocean, last from st Helena, with 1880 bbls 50 OIL
Arrived Penambuco March H. schr Florence, Athearn
of New London, from Punta Arenas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-17
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

Yesterday morning four fine truck horses were found
by MI. Bersh's officers IN a starving condition IN
stable in King street. They belonged TO man named
Higgins, who died recently without making any dispo-
son Of his property. Since then the relatives have
been disputing the matter, and In the mean time
the animals left 10 tor themselves. The
superintendent: of the society sent down hay and
feed but arriving the stable It was found that
Of the relatives had heard OF the visit and had provided
food for the animals Ono team alone is valued Ut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-17
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasters informed
by tecgaphng to the HERALD London Bureau, nd
dressing Bennett No AZ Fleet street, London" to the
Paris Office. addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. the will be cabed to this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-17

and a great woman too-certainiy great lady
from whom the somewhat stolid Court Of St James
might learn the prophecies OF international intercourse
not unprodtably few years ago. nj Trouvillc, the
Prince of Wales actually turned his back VI. THEIRS
when they met by chance. aud that charming, urbane
old man was President OF the French Republic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-17
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
oMee.

DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM YoR THE MONTHS
APRIL AND MAY.
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ANTWERP April lsxiicsi, susan Dndmnn. Rose. Amer
ca; kngeibrecnt, Engelbrecitan Montreal
BRISTOL. April isasd. Lotus. Martin. Quebec and MOI
trial
BlAcnx HEAD. April ION. Wildwood. Bsrriman, ffoE
Hull fnr RosS--~
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
ACT III.

ACT III.
THE Feast OF SAR-
OANAPALUS IN THE
HALL or NIMROD. In
this scene occurs the startling
effect Ct the disturbance Of
the orgies by q TERRIFIC
storm, accompanied by crash
ing and rumbling THUNDER
and vivid flashes OF LIGHT
MING, the most wonderful
and impressive stage repre-
sontxtions ever given.
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
A COMEDY OF CITY TYPES II

COMEDY OF CITY TYPES !
rs9s:s careful SS ~ and S VIZ
wiTyAAa, WIFI sa Mr. 70" MATT MoEGAN and Mr. FAwsiTr
novel mechanism BY TH3sAs KELLY ELEGANT
y y' l:s cyosErIISE EGAN; magnificent costumes BY
t ..sa % the s
which the ''''nEH'.A'S xs SRRiR aisnI'tso tSsoSFANr1
Mile. AUGUSTA sSr soHLKE
will appear Hs
don sss:sEs:; Who makes her sesa. il A@ssss: N.
E EoS %isis his '' this
s. q Sf The HnshaEs aas.s
PONY 'ssT %TrTh f1 aSs
whose tale be told the Marines. Mr. JAMES LEWIS
life rounded by sleep. Mr. CHARLES FISHER
FRANK DODGE with a new way to- p,ppvvopv
uxRky SsEssiHxHi. otherwise ..on~n - - - rns
sosES FSyiss v. bASfDdE
Widows Mite Of Million and one
Mr.. SsowN BosTSN Hts with an Eye ars Il afLBEaT
THEl ETH ERs h :bs S9nadsS nIsS EN pR REV
H1Sy 6GGs SRd MARY WELLS
spoisa u Name AukoKA the Mis-. SYDNEY cowELL
Mr. eHuSHfs. SHHF1SEEeS S1EEErq e NJ s4IhSIAsD-
DISTINGUISHED shskesps..isn Re- ,o,,v nno,c,,,
saSSs oRs hsi.sa al aGs ss
7SSxx6SiTiG S!S
DASH. Stage Manager Of the great, =,
siGHoRfNA GUisSfPiNA SAMiTI
,!otherwise Miss Josephine SMITH Miss ELSIE MOORE
Characters In the Snow Ballet.
sfHk!f s 5#E I'LL Mi. soiEkH
h nSAhAsH q % 4RXESIGEH I1sD
THE He FiRsr M n MATINEE
OF
LIFE.
SATURDAY, Mt 80 O'Clock.
- Due notice will be given Of the hrst this
season OF Miss FANNY DAVENPORT and Of an important
revival Of the SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL"
ROOTHs THEATRE. OVER BEFORE II O'CLOCK.
ID JARRETT PALMER......... Lessees and Managers
sssNo free list Ut Booths Theatre.
SEVENTH WEEK OF THE TRIUMPHANT
LORD BYRoN's EXQUISITE ROMANTIC PLAY.
SARDANAPALUS,
THK GLORY OF THE STAGE ~
which has already been witnessed by over ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DELIGHTED PEOPLE, and is given with
marvellous features unparalleled spendor and introduces
FINEST BALLET EVER SEEN IN AMERICA
powerful east, including
Mr.. =. G. BANGS. .as ..SARDANAPALCS
SUPERB STAGE EFFECTS
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
VISITORS TO THE GREAT EXPOSITION
who inteud remaining several days. will ind the routo via
LONG BRANCH AND THR N. J. SOUTHERN r. II.

more attractive than any other.
The nne steamers JESSE HOYT ard CRYSTAL WAVE
leave pier y. North River. foot of Rector st. Ut
9:45 A. N. AND 4 Db r. NJ.
connecting at Sandy Hook with express Phlade
. phia direct
The sail across New York bay In full view Of an
said TO be the finest In the world
From Sandy Hook the railroad skirts the shore for
eleven miles to the SUMNER CAPITAL where
stop through tickets
The depot in Philadelphia is at the foot Of Market ST.
venient tho best hotels and boarding houses
Tickets for the round trip fifteen days. 81 Sin
gle fares. g. ~
The "a line connects vincland and Toms River
and the r. NJ for Waretown, Barnegat aud Tuckerton
Accommodation for Long Branch, +. NJ
w. SNEUEN. General Manager