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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21

OCEAN C1TY,-A gentleman who was at
Ocean City on Wednesday informs us that
there are stopping at the hotel there about
two hundred guests o, those from dis
tance, Baltimore is better represented than
any other city. Several invalida are at the
hotel. The evenings he describes as par
ticulsrly pleasant, and says that while we
are sweltering here, there overcoats are
quite comfortable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21

VISITING MILITARY. = The Cincinnati
Light Guard reached West Chester, yester-
day morning, and we're met and Hospitality
received by the West Chester Greys, the
Wayne Fencibles and platoon Of the Grit
fin Battery. Last evening street parade
took place, the West Chester organizations
participating, and this morning the visitors
departed for the Centennial During their
stay in West Chester they were the guests
of the citizens. who entertained them al
the Sherman House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21

MILLS CLOSED. ID. Trainer * Sons mills,
at Linwood, have been closed for two weeks,
and will not resume operations until BUSH
ness revives.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21

"THE NOVELTY. The steamer Nooehy
has been nut on the route between Smyrna
and and Philadelphia to supply the place of the
FALCON. The NoUehy is new steamer,
built by John Roach & Son at Chester, .
few years ago, and proved failure. She
has since been moored in the Delaware,op
nosite Chester.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
senator Blaine.

MS HEALTH BUT LITTLE IMPRovED-REoU-
PERArING AT RYE BEACH.
Associated Press Telegram.
AueusrA. Me-, July 21.-Mr. Blaine will
leave for Bye Beach, to-day, to try and re-
cuperate. His health is not much improved
but he is physically little stronger.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21

Rev. s. H. McKown, former pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church in this city ar
rived in Wilmington last evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21

The STORM IN THE CoUNrRY.-Last nights
storm, as far as can be heard from, was
more severe in the country, especially on
the West and North, than in the city.
Many fields of corn, this morning, lay flat
on the ground, fences we're blown away
and trees uprooted. Red Clay
creek andsthe Brandywine were consider
ably swollen. The lightning in some sec
graph poles between Wooddale and Mt.
Cuba are shattered into splinters, and the
wires lying on the ground. A dwelling
house belonging to Thomas Mercer, near
Landenberg, was struck and though consid-
erably damaged, none of the inmates were
| injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
The Onio campaign.

Associated Press Telegram.
CINCINNATI, July 21.-The Republicans, OF
the Sd. Ohio District have nominated Miles
Gardner for Congress.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
FAD THIS.
TACGART'S
.n AND RELIABLE EXPREss.

to and from Philadelphia, is making two trips daily
Office, Chestnut street wharf, Philadelphia, or 10
French street, Wilmington, Del
Personal attention given to all messages. Private
baggage called for in either city. All goods delv
cred at steamboat and packet rates.
iy81m JOSHUA TAGGART.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
Deatn of sitting Bull Confirmed

Dispatches from Bismarck confirm the
report of the killing of Sitting Bull in the
feht with Custer. Crazy Horse and Black
Moon we're also killed. The total loss OF
indians will reach nearly 400. Nearly all
the bucks are absent from Standing Rock
Camp, and have undoubtedly joined the
hostile camp,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
Another DeIay.

THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL LAID OVER TO MON
DAY.
Associated Press Telegram
WASHINGTON, July 31.-The impeachment
trial has been postponed until Monday next
on account of the illness of Mr.. Carpenter,
Of counsel for the accused, and Mr. Lapham
of the managers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
The 6 Mohawkv Disaster.

MRs. eARNER's BODY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR THE OTHERS.
Associated Press Telegram.
NEW YORK, July 21.-The body of Mrs.
Garner was recovered from the Alofldaob,
to-day. Divers are searching for the 9TH
org
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
fnr RRnt.
aprl3.eodtf

NOR RENT.-UARRIAGE FACTORY AT
I Front and West streets Apply at =, ,,,,,srr
my4-tf S. f. COR. FRONT AND WEsH'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21

II IRKWOOD'S INHALERS, FOR APPLYING
IN medicated fumes or vapor In the treatment of
Catarrh, Asthma Cough, and diseases OF the Throat
Lungs and Nasal passages generally.
r.. BRINGHURSr d CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
Finnncial.

Associated Press Telegram.
New YORK, July 21.-Gold quoted, this
morning, at $1.1l%.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21

RE-THE BEST IN WILMINGTON. - Centennial
buckle-shoe of our own make.
JOHN K. BABCocK,
aprl2,tf s. W. Corner I'd and Market
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
The brazilian Emperor.
ELS SAFE ARRIVAL AT QUEENsTowN.
Assnrfnted Preaa TeLearanl.

a A8S1UIIteU ? Fsa5 tVt7I V1'V'
QUEENSTOWN, July 21.-The steamship
Russia from New York, with the Emperor
and Fmpress of Brazil and suites ON board,
arrived here at noon, to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
@rnEerN 4eaIers.

FoR
WALL RRUSH HES,
SWEEPING USEBES,
WINDOW BRUSHES,
STOVE BRUSHES,
DUSTING BRUSHES,
SCRUB USIAES,
SHOE brush ES,
60 TO-
No. 3 East Second Street,
You can purchase the best for less money thaa
elsewhere.
A. O. PERKINS,,
sep3O1y WILMINGTON, D
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
CITYITEMs.

rB-wE HAVE a large stock of ehildren's school
shoes at the lowest prices JOHN X. BABCoCK,
apr12,tf s. w. Corner I'd and Market.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
Railrnad gtmes.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
E BALTIMORE RAILROAD.



'AA-snIhiIiMS6 BAITIM6RE 6itE 'RGfhkoAp. "''
Trains will leave wilmington as follows, for
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations, $40 700,
80 $40, $50, $50, 10.l5, 1870, a. M, sS0 bO5 72o
Philadelphia and New York, 1ss a. M, 1a14, 1887
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, 1859, $50
Baitimore i inc ga and Washington 1a5s 155. $780, m
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle, 1885, $40, 93b, a. M, LIB, 68O, 74O
Wyoming and Intermediate Stations, 1855. s.st
Deimar mar and intermediate Stations, 1856, sS5. a
SO S' ?. ii. It train on Monday, Wednesday and Sat
urday will make close connection at Delmar with
train for Ocean City.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations, slO, a.
Phiisdeiphia and New York, I82 a. m.
BatimoEe and Washiington is5s lSS & a. .dfsrraat M y
mari8,ly H. F. KENNEY. Superintendent.
w '-1- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
FRIDAY, JUNE 9Th, 1875,
Trains will run as follows:
oqs No. No. SrnSS5a No l. STATIONS NO. No No.
s$s s5$ E s$ Sssss:s SilaRsisaa Fssa Is e. q
7.08 4.5o $50 Goatesyile, 6S2 945 "a
8.lS ssI 1919 BirdsboFO'' 4.15 sS5 5Ss
1903 1919 Reading. 7S0 330
CONNECTIONS,
At wilmington with trains the Philadelphia
Wilmington Baltimore, and Delaware Railroads
| At Chadd's Ford with trains on p. d b. q. X. K.
At Coatesvle with trains on Penna. r. R., and a
Reading with trains on Phila. d Reading, Leb. Va
lknd East Penna., and Reading Columbia Railroad
I'D the Reading and Lehgh Railroad.
W. E. COLLINGS,
ie9-tf General Superintendent
CAMDEN Gs ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
SEASON OF 1876.
SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE sEA-sHoRF.
ATLANTIC CITY,
The popular seaside resort dry air excellent bath
ing hot sea-water baths fine hotels and excellent
family boarding houses, at moderate prices; unsur
passed sailing, fishing and driving.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO ATLANTIC CIT
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FROM MWILMINGTON...........
FROM CHESTER. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
From foot of Vine Street, Philadelphia
TRAINS FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Express daily except Sunday. A. N
! Mall. daily, INCLUDING SUNDAYS. 80. s A. M
! Express, SATURDAYS ONLY. .3l5 K n
Accommodation. .4.h r. h
0 - TRAINS LEAVE ATLANTIC CITY.
Accommodation 62O A. n
Express daily, except Sunday. 53O z. NJ
| IQay26-2m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
for Sale.

nOOKS FOR SALE PARTS TO OF DICK
ID EMS illustrated works. Zelps Encyclopedia,
complete in So parts. 9volumes of Harper's Maga,
zines. volumes of Scientific American Parts
to l9 of Oasses Illustrated History of England
Vols @ 8 and 4, of American Theological journal
iy2i.2ti 2ll KING STREET.
TNOR SALE-AN ESTABLISHED PAYIN
III business centrally located; small capital i'm
lyl2 let No. West 18th street.
VSOR SALh-VALUABBE MILL AND SAW
n Mill property for sale in Manadavllle5 Dauphin
Co. on the Union Canal miles rom I. q X. X. H.,
II miles from Harrisburg, 10 acres OF land run OF
stones good water power, good house ana other out
buildings. Price, S5VOO easy terms AaqresW5 PpsW
jy3lms Union Deposit, Dauphn Co, Pa.
TOK SALE.-NINE ACRES OF EXCELLENT
u land with new barn and house. Corn and oats
in the ground, besides a lot of grass. immaculate
possession Near Chelsea, Delaware county, Pa.
Address NATHAN LAhhnlN,
je2l I'm Ohester, ~ Fenna.
TIOR SALE-A FIRST GLASS RESIDENCE
Il with all the modern improvements, No: sl4
WEST STREET. Apply as above lel6,tf
| TFOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE THREE
| Il story brick House, in this city Convenient ia
| the city cars Pleasant surroundings and in every
| respect frst-class property. Apply to
| SABI'L w. McCA ULLEY,
marl1tf 7v6 Market st.
Il l00 Bbs fine Old Rye Whiskey,
n {. Nav EngISnd BSSIGSn Rum,
Old Irish and Scotch Whiskey;
| novl41y 103 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21

A large assortment of new and second hand Car
rages and Harness of various styles and of the best
manufactures OF our city and elsewhere, and NUM-
Der OF horses. , A.
Track and road sulkeys, carriages and harness to
hire Always on hand a large stock for sale or ex
change for secondhand work. The largest Assort,
nent of new and secondhand carriages, double ana
SINGLE harness in Wilmington, may be seen at our
bazaar All in want of a good turnout IN the way
Of fine carriages harness, blankets, lap robes, whips
hslters, etc, should ceme to our bazaar. Satlstac
tion guaranteed WILLIAM MERRICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-06
SYNAGOGUE WORSHIP.

THE YRAJLTY or HUMAN AND NATIONAL LIFE
THE GOOD IN INDIVIDUALS AND IN COMMUNE
TIES ABIDEs
While so many Of tho Jewish rabies and their con.
grcgations away In the green fields or by tho sea-
sidc rustcating, Dr. Hucbsch holds his flock and
lectures usual every Saturday morning tho Temple
Ahaveih Chescd, In Lexington avenue The conyrcga.
tons arc relatively large tor the season, and they
look with eagcrncss for their weekly lecture Yes.
terday the Doctor preached from Isaiah, XII, g. s-"A
voice saith Proclaim; and he said hat shall pro.
camy All aesh grass and all Its goodness az tho
flower OF tho field. Tho grass wilnereth and the
flower iadcth because tho breath OF the Lord bath
blowa upon 1t; surely tic people Is grass The
grass withereth. the flower fadeth, but tho
word OF our God Will stand firm forever" These
beautiful verses Of the great prophet we're chosen
said the Doctor by the founders Of our synagocicsl
the lesson Tor the Sabbath following the com
memoration OF the destruction OF the second tcmpc
The transition from the mourniul cry, every head
is sick and heart s iant" which was read last
Sabbath TO the joyous acclaim, Comfort ye comfort
yc my people, saith Tho Lord. &c, which marks the
beginning Of to-days chapter, Is mirror OF
hie--irom the grave to the gay. from sorrow TO ro-
joiciog How oppressive the heat Of the past few
weeks, SO that, as the hart painted after tho water
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WILLIAM COVENTRY q. wADDELL
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.

CONGREGATIONAL
Twenty nine OF the churches in Maine older than
the Declaration of Independence. Tho Oldest the
church 10 York, founded In 1872
Tho oldest Congregational church In Vermont was
organized at Bcnn nston, IN 1862
Dr. Newman Hall says the churches Of Great Britain
have 10000 members within three years by In
temperance
There 52l Congregational churches in Massachu-
sets. with membership OF 5,o77, and 81 900 Sunday
school scholars.
There are S. coo Congregaiiohaists In Maine being
one seventh OF the whole population They are gath
cred 252 churches and 10 s52 arc icants
There are 9.45A scholars In their sunday schools
rho Congregational church at Derby Conn ccIc-
braicd It's two hundredth anniversary ON Friday.
July IL
Dr. H. s storrs, Professor Roswell Hitchcock and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-06
FREE VS.. "PEW" CHURCHES


As means the better TO reach the masses with tho
Gospel and the Institutions OF tho Protestant Episcopal
Church free church association formed IN Phil
adephia gear or two ago. II has been found 30
full that 1t has extended throughout the of
Pennsylvania The society has taken its object the
abandonment IF the sale and rental OF pews and
tings and the substitution therefor of systematic free
will offerings by all worshppers The relative value
of both systems is likely TO have full Calculation
through statistics which the society has already gath
cred They prepared and sent out to all the churches
IN the diocese paper which should give the necessary
Information to test the two systems by the sum OF
the answers gwen. The society have just published
their first results as iollows:Ihey find that in tho
city OF Philadelphia only four churches pay expenses
by pew rcnls the rents OF all the churches pay
only thrceour OF the expenses and average 50 10
per sitting Tho free churches the other hand,
tribute So 60 per sitting The free churches mostly
In the suburbs and districts OF the CITY, They
ni also that in the country districts church is sup
ported by pew which only So IS per
sitting. The free churches. which are mostly msslon
and poor. pay 81 10 per sitting Leaving out the mis-
sons the free churches in the country pay SO so per
sitting, hall a. much again As Is raised IN the other
churches for expenses.
other doceses and oher churches until the system
OF hiring and selling pews and seats in the house OF
God shall die by the verdict OF the Christian commu
nifty and &C TO its own pacethc arms OF the OWL
IL never should have gained standing in the economy
OF tho Church, and in this centennial year II would be
good hing to exhibit tact what We profess to and
in theory have--a Tree Church In a free State. As
these statistics prove is cheaper and reliable
to have Tree churches than the other sort let them
DO multiplied and then shall perhaps
expenses which have converted our churches into
theatres and gaming halls
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HOUSES CROWDED TO THE DooRsl
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
MIR. sorHERN LORD DUNDREARy
Mis-. LINDA prrrz s. .ssGSEFSlEys LEWIS Mis-. ADA
S SVEN WI At'sE Gaty h Vi RAvI r. u
"DusDREARY" MATINEE SATURDAY m2
P4sIsI4SS yy4ggIIEErrIEs COOLEST ThEAreE. PER.
STARTLING 5Ssiis S5arif S sSiil.HArIso
100 S.'lll;Ti s' Diz Asi' 1HRfE New Acts
TANNING ooSsrn!AL cbxrLpa ih als'lrs BILL
Of IHs Rose Fielding
''' t s1s: So., foSaisr Sensational yoss.
CLAIM o"na iluHEn and oLIDDES. .a ',n.o ,
THE WOODS LAwRRscE SISTERS, Tue FOXES
MINNIE x msl BERTHA and Senior slis alhAhD
Nile YOUNG JOHN oouRLAY. Nile oL'ffoND
r"N' ana an cads:. number Of Popular fsyorie. "A'
Evening att Matinee Tuesday. thursday and saturday
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE.
"a E5 WEEK pS ssss EAsS S,s
THE cnkArEsT or ALL STAGE freshmen.
PAT f rSsSryELY FOR ONE WEEK H asE EsoSEY
FAT tn. very pleasing vocalist, Mis-. ExI4 rk H2Rshh
On exhibition IN NILE GiEEiaff "a RTE ssn sy
ho@eA;M NJ. hsRLks pl1S6Sp
A LIVING GIRL. PHiL HEATH ven,rloquist.
II years old Tierney and Cropins Songs snd
ONLY POUNDS. John Gilbert Franz George,
MArrsErs l H's'y rSn gsD pn f1a; D'''0"
YSo MAN. WOMAN OR CHILD Should FAIL
stF THS ~ sss w fna tsvnnsn
"a GIRL ~ YEARS OLD,
loSLY 20 INCHES HIGiI. AND wkIGiiiNo LBS.
ON exhibition daily from 9 a NJ ,o7P NJ
L ELY Icons OPERA HOUSE. Esd ST.
rut ,sI La, 5'' sS ys hno e
SATURDAY,, AuGTsr H.
MONS o cmSrfIE liI'e AZ o{PeI nioxE.
GALL
CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA
i.ais: ana sss,I.%sa
''''"'''" At CLOCK T. NJ" on ''''ry' w ta ESeKaY
NEW YORK CENTENNIAL ART EXHIBITION
great Europe,n brought to this Country
No" 0Dfn d.vly ron HRf k6a T. 81 4 Nj
Aamt,snee aoc; Ticket one week. soc one month, 81
NEW YORK , c5syt SSn,a,r,oy
OF seloctions from the private Art Galleries
xsssss. Ae s,sy 81 ps 0Ts s VS.. q and 9Th "
Day time only. Tickets. - centA
A KGYLt ROOMS.
"A STU Nv. AND 3JrH ST
EvEUY NIGHT, COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK.
ENTRANCE On 3orH ST.
rCivoLI THEATRE
i Sth st. between I'd and Sd avs
r THE yI ;,E ENTERTAINMENT y THE CITY;
GRAND SACRED MONSTER CONCERT.
Vocal and Instrumental Opera B0us Gems BY the great
Parislenne favonte,
CECIL LIZ COMTE.
ECSICE MOORE. IDA sASBOgy
Amer IL r. NJ.
GRAND VARIETY PERFORMANCE
Admission xoc
Next week, NAV STARS
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST g. 1Se--TRIPLE SHEET

calm. subdued glory OF summer sunset the mel
lowing light shmmers In soitcned rays through forest
leaves or garden bowers We cannot help feeling when
In the presence OF such that they standing very
near tho silver river where thtll lay their bur-
dens down and pass through the golden gate the
sunt clime-the bright 10 ever.
Gather up the fragments Of time that nothing be lost
He who floats loosely and aimlcssly society has no
fraaments Of time as related to the whole IL is all
fragments He himself is fragment lying useless and
his whole life requires TO be recast The secret Of
doing much is to do little time and to persevere
In doing 1t half hour a day in tho service Of an
earnest purpose has been sufficient for the acquisition
OF languages and the writing OF books and for laying
the foundation Of q lasting fame.
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This Offering will be universally acknowledged the most
maveon, and attractive spectacle yet In America
Tar exceeding in spendcr ali former gores OF the stage
cal picture, unfolding period OF civilization. which lux
uriousne,s and the Wild and maddening ina
of love- conquest and glorious ruin unite form
story of singular and exciting human interest.
Tho nrAyn.rt hEf aSEsHkY SwM rrLBs and
% SadSn SSsI1
II. na s Of '% ,h
Museum. Tho Rsgais. p.r.phernaa. Weapons Musiea
implements Drink Vessels from hest authorities and
The siMTIxiHp 'c;6NrLAoRArIoS at the end of the
lag" hs e S e ASatE q T @ great
posers by M CALVERT. and specially arranged shis
Of the Boat song of Mr.. 7. W. Charles, by sig UPERrI
IL HssiGSMExr OF PARTS IN THE PLAY
sARDISXrALUs. King of Nineveh and Assyria
Arbaee', tho Medo. who aspIred the throne.
o ss sss and Ess
Altada. Mr. Harry Hogan
Esm.: A.syan officers of the Me- Kn .,,nss
Siero. e'' Mr.. A. II. Forrest
Bales Bales. Mr., jacques.
zAfna the Queen. Dora Goidhwaiis
MyRRHA. an lonan female slave. iAvortc Of sar
Guards Attendants cnadcan Priests, Medes spe"r1en
Noble Musicians standard Bearers Dancing Girls. In
oxtxiLiI*Ss FORCE OF THREE HUNDRED.
One OF the most charming features of the grand spectacle
W. be the H'iSsssS' III ass{S 4IEEr
Premiere Dsnseuss Assoua of the Grand Opera, Paris
s sha a' M Iss's a!i%n
n.~ Ss$Sbsc asfiaSr
nEsEsrI second Principal Dancers Of La Scala Milan
Mssismes psrnegsn the Sisters rerla Bsro,saz Am
Monse Marsinot TsSsso Areea.es Ronshi the Sisters
Soet. Andreo!,i. zachiani; isrii. Lott sans, fssta
h''n H''Hs rM h!sis Fi;tS" &C; SSnyrurEs
roRrY-EIGnr LADIES OF I"T The CORPS DE BALLET.
y. THE SALE OF SEATS win begin next THURSDAY
% s be- a' Secured SIs ees
sywsnng of the first week and Tor tho SATURDAY MATT
WALLACK's. Tile FLoRENCEs
ELEVENTH WEEK of the SUCCESSFUL ENGAGEMENT
MR. AND MRS. ". J. FLORENCE.
Every evening during the week ending August IL.
S MIGHTY 9'T poLIa Il.
c'A '0A 7 and ,aid Mrs. aad FL Ken times i" this city,
'''''hTcSS ssiI sf s5srt0l' Of
MRS. cEsEaHI GILrLoaY:
,o' use
WOODS MUSEUM. WOODS
" SECOND So WEEK 81 2yc y W BARRY
ECHOES; TALE or THE PAST.
Astinees Monday. Tuesday and Thursday.
CALIFORNIA PIONEERS.
Friday, August IL.
FAREWELL BENtf
OF LOUISE SYLVESTER.
ETH AVENUE THEATRE. BROADWAY AND 2sTH ST.
y Proprietor and Manager. MIR. AUGUSTIN DAILY
AN ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME
LORD DnNDREARY"
and
ssss 900 TTTrr II EEEEE RRRE ~ \
sss g g T HuuIHI kExr 4 nnh m \
4 o q T X X II N N n
ssss 600 90 + Il il EErrr / IN N N
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GRAND OPENING, MONDAY. AUGUST 7. 1876.
which occasion the following favorte artists will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-06
NEW CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION.

Tho members of the Church Of Saviour,
Thirty ninth street, Third avenue have started an
ISOLATION known as the Eastsde Association for the
relief of poor widows orphans, sick children and
destitute families Help will be given to all without
any regard creed party. The Board Of Directors
have appointed the rector, Rev. d. NJ McCaiirey TO
ceive subscriptions for this object Address-No $50
Lexington avenue, New York. Board OF Directors
Fred Beck man. No. $50 West Fifty first street, George
Montgomery, No. 81 East Thirty. fifth street; Mr..
Crooks William Foster, No 3l2 East Thlrty-ninth
street. Board OF Financcs-William Bane and illiam
GarnOr
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AMUSEM Nrs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
(yfLMoRE's GARDEN. TONIGHT
GILMoREs GARDEN EUGENE PAPPEYHEIM.
GILMoRE's GARDEN. Mr. p. S. GILMORE.
GILMoRE's GARDEN MR. J. LEVY.
GILMoREs GARDEN YOUNG ApoLLo CLUB.
oILMoREs GARDEN MR. NJ ARBucKLE.
cILxoREs GARDEN Symphonic QUARTET,
GILMoREs GARDEN Mr. w. H. STANLEY
GIlMoREs GARDEN MR. s. LIEBLISG,
GILNoRE's GARDEN. LErscH. BRACHT,
oILxoEE's GARDEN. LErEBRE, DE CARLO
cLy ysIs srS SS.IyAb9 MILITARY nAsD
r0.Low pSSer aSfSAoHDIsAHr
Overture. -stabu Nascr"............ .Ross,n
Trombone SOLO Ak -qe S fffscH sachs
SOLO Tor o''"' Mn ~" r. RAJ. sRa IiSs ''a''
'''S' Six. ~ /. STANLEY
Overture rannhaaser ................. ... wasner
D''"' NINE EUGENE PxrPESHEiiiMa.' A1'A'A
para Sony. The ssnsd Chapel
10 cornes solo. chr,.i@ss Adam
II. Piano solo. .weddinr March, aendels,ohn,s
A''''I mEi f;fas sstG IIiEBriSG. ''''''.I'''
YOUNG APOLLO CLUB.
ION these satry evening. there no, resort in the me-
ropo where one can forget readily the dscomorts
Admission. 80 cents; Boxes -four paces,. 50 and 81
(,ESrRAL PARK GARDEN.
~ trand Gr'eco. Roman Wrestling Contest between
Joe coburnc, Of New York. and John j. Dwye OF Brook
WEDNESDAY evening. Augusta
Admission oOc. Reserved seats. ST.
mo TIE THEATRICAL PRuFEssIoN.-soCIETY
4 Comedies Tor sale. Address STAR. Herald Office.
4 GREAT AMArhuR swiMMlAo ASp NAVAL
Goth East River August 10. O'Clock =. NJ amer
great TURNER scLinsrstechsn), illuminated with
who Wish participate the requested to give
their names 70 the swimming teacher at his Office w-rc
ss es m' receive All tho particulars 'dm'An''
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- yoa can get Is Tor ten. send stamp for eatalogu
HANDING, I'D Bowery, opposite Prince $40 pieces puo-
lshed.
SPARRING, FENCING AND SHOOTING ACADEMY
month. Colonel MONASTERY.
Mss FANNY HUNT. ENGLISH ArrKEss. OF PgIN.
ladies' gentlemen and children for the
tu.ht engagements procured competent pupils 80 18th
I)ANJo. GUITAR. SONG AND DANCE JIG AND
ID clog dancing taught by H. and q. DOBSOS 9th av
co0 Pr. wnEK.-rREAsURhG WANTED FOR A
)U FIRST class theatrical enterprise success established
salary deposit s5 cash security references
Address BON@SLA, box 49, Herald Office.
GUNNER NIGHTS FESTIVAL. CENTRAL PARK
- Garden both Il and 'th av. every Tuesday. Thurs
CARTIER BUSH & Co., Manager.
w II. PORE. PRACTICAL DRAMATIC IxsrNCC
w Actor aud lIOS 70 LADIES OR GENTLEMEN
kLOCuiIvNI5I Permanent address 81 EINWAY HALL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-06
GRAND REOPENiNG.
MONDAY EVENING. August 18th. 1876.
SARDANAPALuS.

This offering will be universally the most
mayeon, and attractive spectacle yet in America
Tar exceeding in spendor n former glores of the
and will gain Immediate acceptance wonderful hstor
cal picture, unfolding period OF civilization. which lux
uriousnes and the Wild and maddcniu inn
OF love- conquest and glorious ruin unite form
u story of singular and exciting human interest.