davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Hidntcnc, 3D., II. Geptem6er, 1876
Yin lHo na9 bent Fl. september, 1876
bic paIag er-3iqe, ME
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

NABOzNA PODVODNICE. ZBu
d6iovic SC nam piso: Po n6kolik dni ii2
panuje Bud9iovicich yelke rozcileni mad |
velikym podvolcm, iaky yysel ma ievo
Celia udalost jest kopie podvodu, spacha.
neho pred easy pov6stnou Spitzedrovou v
Mnichov6, a ma Sc takto: .,Jista zde do.
bfe' 'znama ..letita ,sleena', zvana v6bec
,Hanl Fany', zavedla 81 Q1dy. neni dosud
zist6no} daleko siroko rozv6tvenJ SINE
neani obchod. Pfijimala penize ma vyso
Ike uroky ~ = 20 pre- doruGic kazd6
ma vefite6 spravne vypln6nou y sm6n
ku. Lehkov6rni kapitaliste, mezi nimiz
jmenovit6 panb to z vazenych rodin,
snasely sv6j nastradany, nebo zd6d6ny pc
niz ,sleGince', kteraz zahaluiie ka4dou no
vou p6jcku rou5kou neproniknutelnfho
dosud taiemstvi, vzdy spravn6 zaplatila
bud prOslou sm6nku, nebo po zapraveni
vysokych Groku svym v6riteldm novou
sm6nku doruGila. Tim dovedla v6fitele
tax omamit, &c vGts cast iich ami uroki
nebrali. nybrz vse Sc staryin kapitalem
ma uoyo ukladali. Jeden vGfitel dru-
hem nev6d6l, vGd6h, neprozradl sc.
AZ koneGn6 dostala Sc takova edna
smenka do rukou ,znalce', ten nemeSkal
ieti do Prahy oznamiti vec celou mi
stodrzitelstvi, odkud dostal policeini Gfed
mix, pan Mafan, nafizeni neprodlen6 ode
brat sc do Budeiovic vec vysetfiti. tn
teprv propuklo vse. Nastalo vseobecne
zdeseni u v6fiteld, jmenoyite pani, KITE
re dosud mu26m SWIM vse tally. OBJ
nos celeho ,obchodu' paci Sc zde Bude-
joyicich dalcko pies 100000 zl. Smisko
We nazyvaii tento obchod .krachem dam.
Trest cel6ho vysetfovani jest tato: Pred
nejakym casem pfiiela pry do Budeiovic
iakasi DANA Prahy, ktera Sc vydayala
"a hrab6nku dvorni damu cisafoyny Ma
rie Amy; tato DANA ustanovila ,sleGnu'
FAnynKu "a jednatelku sm6neGneho OBJ
chodu, ehoz zastitou mtla sama cisafov-
ma Marie Anna byti. Fanynce, iak vi
dno, dafil Sc obchod vyborn6, ielikoz ma
sla dosti obmezenych lidi, ktefi vymy
sldm jeiim v6rili. Vsechny sm6nky, KITE
re vefiteldm Ra zapdjcen6 j penize doru-
ella, znely na jmeno cisarovny Marie An
ny, co zirantky byly podepsany kn6zna
Syarcenberkova a hrabGnka Paarovai
Vysetfovanim zjistilo Sc, ze ySechny pod
pisy byly paItldny, ze pad9lal ie ieden
studujici z VIII, ttidy n6meckeho zdeisi.
ho gymnasia, kterGhoz stravnice ieho, ia
taz sletna Fanynka, "a malcherny peniz
tal8ovani podpisi svedla, Tento studu
Jici, iakoz iedna podezfeni spolpviny
naezajlci Sc pani byli lined uytznGni,
sleena Fanynka prchla ale, dosud neby
la vypatrana. Take jakysi p. Dychtl,
byy. zpovednik cisafovny Marie Amy
ma miti ma v6ci t6 podnu Vysetfovani
vede nyni zdeisi p. rada Watzka. Ze
rozGileni Jest zde velke, snadno lie posou
diti toho, ze mnohe pani az $4,000 I'll.
te podvodnici svtfily; eden zdeisi obchod
nix, y. G., ohlasil nasedkem sye ztraty
k0nkurs.
Fanynka nalezela k neizbozntjsim pa
MIN mestt. Ami jedineho dne nevyne
chala sluzby bozi. K sob6 brala en zboz
ne Suddenly ma stravu. Peuize ma sm6n
ky brala pry jen cd zboznJch pani, KITE
rez byly cleny r1zencoveho spolkn. A
vsak pres TO pfedce dokazi yam knez,
ze nabozenstyi samo sebou eini GloyGka
mravnym.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

krad exc. Svrchnik a etyry klobou
XIV, vse Gene 5 50, ztratilo 50 obydh
Dana Reynodldse ma rohu ulice konnard
a Scovill ave We Gtvrtek noci mezitim
co SO spoleGnost tancein bavila.
Jedne osob6 &. 209 Woodland ave u.
kradeny We ttvriek damske zlate ho-
dinky.
PAM Margareta Deneffoya, z {. 40 uI.
Hickory, udala ma policii, ze We ttvrtek
yesla do krcmy pani Kate Eganove, {.
So V III. Mulberry, ably vypila sklenitku
pdlenky. Kdyz tax utinila, usnula tvrd6
a probudic Sc, shledala k leknuti svemp,
ze il zmizela tobolka : 81,
Kus brusselskello karpetu Gene $ 20
ukradl neznamy dlouhoprsfak nabytkO
veho kramu bratfi Payne, ma Broad
way.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

Rad a policejnich kom $ a
i 4 rokovala poslednim posezeni SVEN
o navrhu zakona, jeiz senator DIR. Schenck
podati mini, ably totiz komiSafi nebyli od
lidu voleni, ale Cd guyern6ra ustanoveni.
Jeito Jest nyntisi guvern6r republican,
prisla by kontrola policie m6stske do ru
kou repoblikan6. CO Jest ostatn9 umyslem
Schencka Hodge.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

haes Utahem. Y Borhid6 satlnar
sk6 stoGci zasadil fecko-katolicky kn6z
lmenem Bogdan We vlastnim dome u pfi-
tomnosti sv6 manzelky koGimu sv6mu
do hlavy sekerou takov6 rany, ze n6ko
lika dneeh V strasnych bolestech zemfe.
Jak sa pravi, mel fe6eny koci 0 nGkto
rJch vyetupcich sveho pana vtdomost a
protoz Sc no tento sprostil vrazdou. Vrah
odvezen do Krasova, kde sc vsak pfi w
slechu pred stolicnim soudem chova tax
vystnpne, ze no museli svazat. Po skon
tenem vyslechu byl vrah odeyzdan kra.
sondnmu dyoru Satmaru.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

2 Poplatnici zdejA nell by pfi pla-
ceni dani byti obezfetni a jevi Ii Sc jim
dan ma maietek jich vymefend velka, ma
hl6dnouti do knih, neni-li tam mylka '
odhadu. Pnhodilo Sc to p. j. Benesovi
bydlieimu ma Case ave. V t6mz blocku
isou ttyry stejn6 Lofty vedle sebe. Kde1to
vlastnici til lotd NELL s $3.50 dane vyma
rene, mel p. j. BeneS zaplatiti s IS, tedy
vice nez dvakrat tolik co jeho sousede.
Odhadce, neisa pfi odhadu dosti sy6do
NIT, piibral do Benesoyeho odhadu jest6
ma zad hranicici lot
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08


Seyerontmecky Lloyd Bremen jest
njc5t5i spoleGnost paroplavebni Ne
mecku, jelikoz eta % velkych pomof
skych, krasn6 zfizenych parnikd, ktere
stavaji sc vzdy oblibenfj5Dai, coz vysyita
Z toho, ze mezi Eyropou a Amerikou
do konce roku 1874 po mich JlOO57
osob pieplavilo. Parolod6 bremSke yede
ny jsou spolehtteymt kapitany, jsou pod
fizeny Gastf q dahtalne prohtiQce drze
j Sc V neilep5im Pofddha; fe to vse zddr
nc pisobi cestuiicim bespefnq pfeprava
tim Sc zjiStujc, tom sy6dGi nejlip, ze "a
cel}ch IL let, co spolecnosti brenskG sta
va, mezi kterymz tasem 1910 cest pres o
cean vykonaly, neStala sc nehoda takova
ktera by .jediaJ <icot lidszy "a obtf Wy
zadovala. Cestujicm ma loli dava Sc
distatek doJfe uprayene stravy, kazdy
obslouzen jest stejn6 pflr5tio5, 0 poho-
iii postarano jest co lsjllp.
Kdo by 81 pfal ntkomu re svych zna
mych aneb pfibuznych pfeplay vyPlatili,
necht sc obrati ma nGkter5ho na5ich p
t. zastupc1 V Anerice, zeimena ma p. ~
hrejGjhO, Cr0t0n str. q CieUeldHdt, Ia
da o pfeplacni listeh Pc po5toeat parolo
III Hbremsk6 sp0leGaost bude zajist6 S
pfeplavem spokoien.
Dopisy ma mas budtez adresoyany;
kareS IL StOtZky,
Bahnhofstr. 20
RrGmpn. Germany.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

zmrzlinu ect,
Jest pdvodni- zalozeny 1S4S. Ia
chovavA povest svou co Gistsi, siln6isi "A
iemnGjsi nez kterfkoliv jiny skrob, budiz
81 nazev jeho iakykoli. -
Stevenson Macadam, Ph. ID. d c. nei-
lepsi autorita ma poll chelnie Europe,
Petlive rozlozil skrob tento soucastky
ieho nalezl jej zdravym a zivnym.
Nayod k delani puddingu jinych il.
del jest ma kazd6m libernim paklicku.
AZ Naprodej u vsech velkych grocera
GA so
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08
PozGstali parniku .DeutscI

POzHstali parniku .Deutsch-
land. Sd6luie Sc nam, ze pfibyli do Gle
yelandu n6kteii Cesi, kteti rozkotav.
siho Sc ,Deutschandu' byli zachrantni.
Nemohli isme Sc mich mic blizsiho do
vedtti. Bylo by nam vellni mile, kdyby
mas n6ktery mich redakci navstivil.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08
Mistni zprayy.
V SObOtu
bude v sini Peruna beseda.

Vzajemne podporujici Fad K c l.. Y
Clevelande o. bude odbyvati svou cello
roeni schiizi nedeli dne .. lodna 1876 o
hodine odp6ldne. Clenove jsou vyzva-
nj by Sc 1plnem poctu dostavli, ii,
jenz sve pfispevky povinni jsou do teto
schize zapravii.
Jmenem fadu Ed. Vopalecky
uGetnik.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08
Udum ZalOZny.

Celorocni schize zalozniho spolku
,,Slovanstvo" odbyvati Sc bude We ctvrtek
dne 30. ledna vecer Sine hodine sfni
Pernna. 85tt
A0A& Jmenem spolku
Vac. SatoranskI tai.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

Drah opic e. James Best Young
stownu prodav tn kon6 "a 800, vysel 81 ma
fam. V jedne krGn6 spill Sc tax jadrnG,
ze usnul. Kdyz procit, nenalezl tobol
ce sve ami vindry. Policejni straznik ma
lezl iej ma krupici spt6ho zavedl jej ma
ustredni straznici.
Best by jiz ty penize ozelil, jen kdyby
y6d6l iak Sc vymluvit 2en6, ktera mu pry
velmi moudre a pasledovani hodnG rad9'
ma cestu udllela.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

Zab oj {. |. cesko-podporuiici spolek
We IA. ward6 odbyvati bhde vned6Ii, dine
8, ledna fadnou schulz mistnosti FIR.
Svaton6 ma al. Forest.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

+4 Newark, n. Y.
Nase modfidlo Jest neJlepsi ma svete.
Ono Sc nerozbiha po pradle, neobsabuie
zadne skodl:ve latky Jest uzfvano We
vsech velkych pradelnach jak pro svou
dobrotn tax pro svoj laci. IIodi Sc w
tecne K blleni. Prodava sclv pakliGkach
~ ctd. leden. Ma prodej kazdeho gro
cera. Pteite Sc vzdycky po Americk6m
modfidle. Elf 1000
Office: William Str, New York.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

Cestne dstvi. Upozornujemc
rodaky svt, ze 81 kterykoliv Mich po slo
zeni libovoIn6 dastky opatfiti mize krds
ny diplom cestneho udstyl 5eskoamericke
ho sirocince Praze. Diplomy ty vyda
va bud redakce Pokroku nebo p. M
KreiGi ma rohu ulic Forest a Croton.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

New York k e Listy, redak
ci q yydayatelstvem p. j. Y. Capka pra
We vysly. Jak jsme jz pfedbtzne ohasi
Ii, odhodlal Sc p. j V Capek vydayati ca
sopis ma svdj vrab, List ieho jest znac
ne mena nez b5vale N. Y. Listy, "a to a
lie leynejsi, nebot stoji jen 5 26o rocne i
postou. Uprava jest dhledna, obsah bo
hatya rznanity. Jezto yydavatei S
mensimi silami bude moci praeosati, bu
de miti meme vydajI, takze snaze list u
drzi. Cechove novoyorkstf zajiste nedo.
pusti, ably tento podnik "a sve wal; do
kazaii by tim, ze.iim nemnoho ma ceskem
tisku We Sp. st. zalezi.
sAdressa listu jest: New Yorkske Listy
235 Z 4th. str. N. Y. 9t
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

Pre- d ce zlo del Neni, jal sc He
raldu dovidame, zadn6 pochy bnosti vice,
ze w. H. Rose postradane : 1000 odci
I'll prchl. Rodina jeho zna iiz l'ohnut
ku ktere to ucini oznannla okrazene
spolecnosti, ze il odczen6 penize nahradi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08
MaSkarni bal 3. ;:. s;a3;i:S s'sasi. Az.
ra velkolepy maskarni bal premieni, k
temuz nyni iz horliye pfipravy tini.
Sbirky ma HercegOvcc.

Cisty vynos sylvestrovt zabavy ,Lumi-
ra' $1,000
Vynos sbirky uspotadan6 p FIR. kake
sem East Clevelandn $2.75
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08
ncZaZivnOStf

htLMZE HOSHk
a nafonklost zacpu pdsobfL. Kdyz ty
kapky odstrani latky, ktere ,t6zkosti ty
piisobi, vypudi take pfizpaky a 1kazy mo-
moce, kteri pramene toho vyprystila,
iako ma pr. kolikov6 bfisni bolesti ui--
mani, jakoz boleni hIavy a prsou, zavrat
tlateni pustotu Y hlaye, tlncni mzika-
nj ocich a sklicenost prsni, obtizne dy
chdni, ktcre jest zvlastt hypochondristim
Gtzkomyshiym) tasto os,idn6.
Prot: Sc m boil e TEN, lei ZEN
5 ke po ohlavi ia k zhusta trapi.
PROT: plnokrevnosti,
lb ed n:i C j
t6.z komyslnosti,
uzkostlivosti
t6&kostem zalud chi IN
m Hob am, rt
bolcstem hlavy
klepani srdce
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

Nesiysel lsem nikdy ieate, ze by lido
TAX uplne leky spokojeni, byli, jako jsou
$ kap al mi d.ra. Augusta Koe.
n ga. Vsichni lide SO tomu tesiIi, 10
lsem e kaPky dra. Augusta Koepiga me
ste zavedl. Tasi mne sameho, ze ;sem
neco vyvodl. Co lide O Mich
pravl' dovite SC zcvrubneji nekterebo
phlozenych listk6. v liict4
Andreas Wadl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08
Dyspesii,,

nebo obtiznemu zazivani boleni hlavy.
boleni zadech a plecich, stisnenosti pr.
sou, kasli, kyselGm fihani, zavrati cd
pornostl lstech, bolestem zlnGnim, bolo
stem okoli ledyin "a stim jinych a it,
nych nemoci iich lkazdn', vznikajicim
20 spatneho travoni. e....,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

askarnfp es pr emf m
V sini spoil. Perun bnde odbYvan dne Il.
ledna 1876. X teto zabavt jest ziskana
kapela PIP. Zamecnika Vokouna. Nej
skvostntjsim maskam dostane Sc krasnych
premii. Poradatele sc postaraii, ably ten
maskarni piles k nejyelkolepejsim toho
drnhu zabavam Sc druzil.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

$ 10539
Penizo ty oJesleme pfistho tydnc do Pra
by,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

X. f. Erhard Il Ed. Yopalecky
- Lissky k dostan: isou u M. kre,ci
no, Ed. Yopaleckeho Y sini Perun.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

tinain, vfedhm, nadorim, bolavym
oclin, cervence, svrabu, spatrle barv6 ple.
to a jlnym nemoccm koznirn. Jedna 10.
dina lahev pfesvtdci toho neinedayerei-
vejsiho &. 1-3 - r.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

Vac. Satoransk II, tai.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-18
A Natural Ice House,

The Burlington "Free Press" says: Chit
tenden, w., is boasting over sort Of natu-
ra! ice house which has hitherto been COM
paratively little known. The place is mar
row gorge with rocky sides extending down
about twenty feet and archcd overhead with
trees. Here an abundant quantity of clear,
solid ice can be found during the hottest
season of the year. At the upper end of the
gorge is clear spring of water from which
the ice is formed in Winter, filling the fis-
suses and crevice between the rocks at the
bottom of the ravine. This is the ice house
for the people in the vicinity, and here they
obtain their supply. Last year ice was ia
ken out in September, and there is reason
to believes that it lases during the whole
year. The atmosphere in the vicinity of the
gorge is cooled by its frozen treasures, and
when the wind is in the right direction a
change in temperature is apparent half a
mile distant. AT q watering trough by the
road side eighty rods away, fed directly
from the ice bed, men and beasts alike are
refreshed with real ice water"
The Morning herald., 1876-07-18
The French Divorce Law.

The "Pall Mall Gazette" says: "Some
interesting statistics are furnished by NJ.
Eugene Chapus on the working of the
French law, which permits Separation de
corps ct biens," or, as we should say, d.
vorce "a mensa ct thoro." From lSH to
1850 there was an annual average of 1,529
petitions for judicial separation. In 1851 a
law was passed which afforded greater ia,
ciities of separation to ill-assorted couples,
and the number of petitions steadily in
creased, till for the year 1869 they amount
ed to more than 5000. 1t is calculated that
out of 100 petitions SO are presented by
persons who have been married less than
twelve months % per cent by persons who
have been married between one and five
years. The largest proportion of petitions,
(35 per cent, are for the dissolution OF
marriages which have lasted from ten to
twenty years. Of the total number of petit
tions presented, about 7S per cent. are
granted. In about one-third of the cases
in which separation is sought there have
been no children by the marriage. 1t should
be added that the number of separations by
family arrangement, without the interven-
tion of the courts, is supposed to be double
the number Of legal separations-giving a
result of about seven thousand separations
yearly an 29O, 600 marriages"
The Morning herald., 1876-07-18
Astronomical,

The Chicago "Times" says: "Early in
morning of Friday, August 1S, the planet
Venus will approach very nearly to d star
Of the fourth magnitude, known as Lam
bra, in Gemins-the least apparent distance
of centres being less than one-twentieth
part the diameter of the full moon. AT
that time the planet will be morning star,
rising before the sun, and sufficiently elon-
gates from him to permit the phenomenon
to be watched closely, though the time (5e
fore 4o'clock) will be inconvenient for a
popular exhibition. But the event will be
OF no little interest to the astronomer. The
distance of Venus from the earth being then
only about forty and quarter millions OF
miles, the phenomenon offers an opportuni-
ty for obtaining kr"wledge of her paral-
lax, and hence that Oh the sun scarcelyiu
L. - lauk aGEaadad lx.A Al,.n
The Morning herald., 1876-07-18
THE m,ssrNG MONEY.

-fDr. Nolen did not keep the money al
ter it was taken, then where did 1t CO.
The son Of DR.. Nolen, who occupied po-
sition under his father has published a
card. and declares that Judge Fisher did
not directly or indirectly receive one cent
of the money. If such is the case, al
though this is very late in the day to
make it known, who did get the money. II
it did not 90 into other hands as the COM
merc;M has asserted for election purposes,
then DR.. Nolen must have held on to 1t
himself. 1t certainly did net lie on hand
and it it not now on hand begging for an
owner. This is not exactly the way they
do business on that side. But that it went
is one thing certain, and somebody has
been creased with the soap. Come gentle
men open your hands and show up, it is
wanted for the next election. Speak out!
Mr.. Higgins retires shortly and there will
be no danger.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-18
Elephants as Railroad Travellers
From the Chicago Journal

When about eight miles out, one corner
Of bridge gave way, and five cars of the
third section ran of the track and turned
over into the soft mud. The first car con
tained horses, the second an elk and a
camel, the other three the five elephants.
The small animals were easily liberated, but
the elephants We're all in heap. To re-
move them the top of the car was cut away,
and then was exhibited the intelligence that
marks these half human brutes. They
obeyed every command of the keeper like
children, crawling on their knees, turning
on their sides, squirming like eels, taking
more wonderful and novel positions than
any described on the show bills. After their
release there was not q scratch on them,
and no school boy ever gave more emphatic
expression of relief than did those five cle-
plants. They trumpeted, swayed back and
forth, and did all but talk. The remaining
distance to the city was made overland, and
a happier crew never started on a march
Than were those animals. The cool, breezy
atmosphere and the bright moonlight were
all inspiring. AS all bridges were gone, at
every stream the elephants took fresh en-
joyment Of their liberty They arrived here
before the train.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-18
The PlaCuc Of I.ocusls.

Last year Switzerland was afflicted by
swarms of locusts; and learned professor
who surveyed the scene of their devasta-
tions recommended the government to use
all available means to destroy the young
which are deposited in the ground, and if
left undisturbed come forth with voracious
appetite in the following summer. Spain,
as we learn by recent advices, is suffering
from visitation of the devourers in some
of the southern provinces, and there, in like
manner, the eggs are hatched in the earth,
and with marvellous quickness. 1t is said
that ifa packet Of the eggs be carried in
mans pocket, the heat of his body will
hatch them in twelve hours. The Spanish
government has sent soldiers into the
threatened districts with orders to dig and
destroy, They must be active, for the num-
bers OF the enemy are almost incredible. 1t
is on record that two years ago train was
stopped by masses Of locusts piled up, like
driven snow, along the railway. A French
man has discovered that pounded locusts
queezed up into round Jumps, are an at
sractive bait for fish.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-18
Musical and Dramatic.

Harry Leslie exhibits on the the tight rope
daily at Rockawsy Beach.
Miss Jenny Lee played Joe in "Bleak
House" for 100 nights in London.
Marie Sass will be the heroine in ola
Refine de Saba" in Paris in the fall.
Rubinstein made $12, 600 from his five re-
citals at St. James Hall, London.
Business has been very bad this summer
at the two London opera houses.
At one Of the London theatres half sala-
ries are meted out, owing to hard times.
"The Mighty Dollar" still continues its
sway at Wallack's, with those admirable
artists, Mr.. and Mrs. Florence.
Miss Helen Faucit appeared at the Lon
don Lyceum on June % at the benefit OF
Mr.. Iring in "King Rene's Daughter"
The programme for Gilmore's Garden to-
night will be on scale of musical at
tractiveness fully equal to the big bill OF last
Sunday.
Mapleson's new opera house in London
will be united to the Westminster station Of
the District Railway by covered pas
sage.
Mile. Ida Corani, one of the most rapid
ly progressing of English singers, is en-
gagged by Mr.. Carl Rosa for his ensuing
operate campaign.
By government decree the Association
des Artistes Musiciens" Of France is now
recognized as an establishment Of public
utility"
"Gur Boys" at the Chestnut Street Thea
tire, Philadelphia, is in the full tide of sue
cess, and there Is still no announcement OF
change of programme.
Mr.. Sothern is still too i'll in Philadelphia
to be able to resume his engagement at the
Walnut Street Theatre, where "Pygmalion
and Galatea," with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wolcott, have taken the place of Dundreary
and the "American Cousin"
Mr.. John T. Raymond is playing Colonel
Sellers in San Francisco to the biggest bus
iness in the history of the California Thea
tire. The receipts were $4,000 for the first
three days. 1t is Mr.. Kaymond's design tc
produce "seven Oaks" during bis San Fran
cisco engagement.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-18
Current Notes.

She is going to St. Petersburg to Lucca
round and sing.
Five seats for Wagner's Bayreuth festi-
val were purchased by Abdul Aziz, and
after all he is not going.
Messrs. Bristow, Jewell, Pratt and Yaryan
have gone out of service without certifi-
cate Of character from the President.
They have cat In Iowa that killed .
little dog, the other day, in fair light, put
in New York, you know, the Cats-kiil
mountains.
A town In Kansas is called "Woman's
Waste.o y because an Indian legend says that
an Indian once killed his vile there Ior
wasting buffalo meat.
Buffalo Bill is scout with General Carr's
command, on the plains and advertises that
whoever appears on the stage In his name
is q swindler.
A man with broken jaw and loosely
adjusted tongue could make litrle money
now,.s going round and pronounchg
Turkish and Servian names for the people.
The Causeway Giant, the fossil human
figure recently discovered, Is twelve feet
long, and weighs over two tons. Surely ne
was big enough to cause way. where none
existed.
The London "World" hints that noble
man who is noted fer his heavy wagers has
refused to pay some of his losses at Ascot
Which, OF course, means that Earl Dudley
declines to make good his bet Of ECO, 600 to
97, 900 on Petrach. He believes that the
colt was pulled.
One of ihe evil results of the Eastern war
is already apparant. DR.. Cummings mas
been again aroused to the study OF the
prophets He announces that we are now
living under the "sixte seal" and that the
next thing is to be the millennium.
A gentleman, who was visiting Governor
Hayes at the tine, says that when he re-
ceived the telegram announcing his nom1na-
tion for the Presidency, and was asked what
he thought, he replied :-"We are sobered
and thoughtful" by 1--WE" meaning to in
clude his wife, who was standing by his
side reading the telegram with him.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-18
CLOTHING.
THE DUTCHMAN's LAMENT.

THE DUTCHMAN'S LAMENT.
Come all yon true bred Irishmen,,
Americans, Scotch und Veltch,
Qnd lishen to my sthory
Dot will to you belch.
Twas all about Clothiug Sthore,
Corner Third und Market street,
For goods day vOs none better,
De prizes can't be beat.
To de Centennial you vos going,
To see the sights und shows,
But do not go widOut buying
A handsome suit Of clothes.
Now please don't got oxcited,
Und vontsOme clothes so neat,
To dot place you vos invited,
Corner Third und Market street.
VIII de Centennial open on Sunday,
Vos de topics of de day.
Wy don't day do it al yhow
Und give de workingmensa day.
Upd den before day will no dere,
Dey'll be esure to give call.
To de Sheepest PLACE fOn everyvere
Vos kept by Herman Boil.
"a. L.)
apN-3m 8. E. Cor. Third and Market,