davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-05-09

Ths religious riut At 6a.onica, e1tv In Es-
ropean Turkey, At tho heaa Of the gulf Of the
stmo name, aud having n population Of 10000
spooplo, OF whom 10000 arc Christians, will not
DO calculated to hoIp the cause Of Turkey In hor
conflict with tho uoszegov1oians. The riot
-@dems to hAve arson from tito determination Of
tho Christians that young girl who lad becono
converted to sfolammodanism should not 60
over to that faith. She WAS fotcby taken ffun
her Turkish friends by tho Crook Christians,
whoreupon q riot aruse of very serious d'men-
s.ot,s, u tho courHs Of which both the Fronch
aud ua1mau Consulu wsre killed by tho fronztel
Mouammedaus, notwithstanding the elyotss Of
tue Governor to protect them. both French and
German var yeAbes hasa sailed to 6alou!ca.
a,o thore ia l.t!c doubt that they will
secure = very thorough reparatlon. IL
not : very thorough Vengeance, for
thu murder Of their ohlcial representatives. It
shows vcry clearly tim crae. md bloody charao-
tor Of thu Turk When involved in telglous COM
pltcat,onB, aud, ~ tpe questions At isauo be.
tween tho Turks and tho llerzsEoyintan tnHuE-
gents arc largely OF 4 religious chArac:ef, tho
bloody deuousmont OF tho Balonica riot IL les.
| sou which will be heeded by tho assat Powers In
thsjs dcalipgs with Turkey.
, 1876-05-09

do short cle,oy, Lake frcights were dull. ut
33c for whef.t 10 Bnffa1o. llighwines "efo
sten,,y, ut a.. .o7 rer gallon. Flour was qnfct
aud easy. Wheat closed 10 higher "t 973o
for May anil ayo for Juno. Corn closed 10
higher, at 45!c for s1ay md 4'4o for June
Oats close i easy at :I0tc for May md ale Tor
June. Ego was 'rn,cr ut t''c. Barley nj
yanccd 1eb2c, closing at G7c for alny aud 02c
for Juu, or July. Hogs were moderately
nctivo ~ I'll firmcr al $7.10@7.2i per 1otl tas
Cattle : tere in good demand anil steady as
s4.o5(f ,5.3o. sheep were qniet md nm
chang. ID as 81. 0o@7.o0. Ono hundred dollars
in goltl would buy $tl.Gs4 in greonbacks ut
tho & lnsn.
, 1876-05-09

d b'il 'Sas .4cd yesterday by II. F. TuIEr
iga'Est t':e Board of Health. no Mayor, aud
the eoiar .on Council, to pre- .yent them from
u'nk'np any contract will, JUNE s. scAs1os
TO TO tho scavengcr work or tho city, OIL the
gso' md that there is no p revision of law un-
. .r tho new charter for having such work
done except by tho CT arloyment Of ono or
more scayengers from dsy to day, and TINT
even ir tl1o Board Of Health had power to
mako n contract, it could not make it for n
greater sum then Ind been appropriated for
such purpose in thu Appropriation bill for
the current year.
, 1876-05-09

The arguments OIL the question ut jurisdic-
lion were completed yesterday, :rl<1 the man.
sgers md counsel were inforr.,cd flat they
aocsl not appear again until mott: led. Tho
present week will practicall.j he n recess for
Congress. OIL account of u % trip 10 philado1-
phin. and on Monday no. / tho { Iunators will
commence tho discussj IN Of the question Of
Jurisdiction. It il I'D lerstootl i oat Senators
fncEsAH' cHntsrU .scy, EpMus Ds, mud Lo
IAN have prepnrw speeches Oh. tho side o1
ao-jurisdiction.
, 1876-05-09

GEosax ". Y1SToN. Es1., Of Moline, Roch
island County. Ia named ~ q candidate tor
Lieutenant Governor on tho l&opuh1Iean staso
Ticket Sir. VisruN'a tuontv yeaEs' residence III
1lliuo,s lave bean chiefly devnsed 10 tho dore'-
opn,ent Of l,rr manufacturing inte:ests. he bofg
counoGtcd with CHS Of tho largest agricultural
implement concerns ln tue West. lie has largo
acquaintance throughout tho stato, and Ills To-
callty eeorns entitled to consideration a. TUG
Lnnda Of tho Convention,
, 1876-05-09

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slena an u u 'e'"'t.oa - sAo !"o''o s'o',.
Aho 'n'teass ~ =, .A' teselpt' A1o'a ''',ofnal
rosonut, WHICH WIZ w eoAs'..,4''tH, - oou ~
.'o nc''''.5 aslo eas,e' ".'A s.u;..,s nn.n spas
ot''non "a ."o hei'iea .''S ueo'' "'ANt'''s'eieA
s'''ce 'ilo oeeso,ass u t'io l''"7','y "'oAo "p
tno sse"' "A''"5 'o''s''"ey =, An. wv ',''aa
Ill 'i'e 'ooneco o"s'"'S7' AAo 4'''efn' io'"
ea"o service 1''.s oeea a'""ys ino3e os less
CORRUPT espec"@''s ~ tuo eo''ccs'oa " roy
eh"e from sl'''''s 'ni lopaseo' ttola to'' TO
lao'' Wien ,'l' INK o' sa''i4us WIS WV ao''"sS
per ea,'o'' Iao oo'e'A'''0'1s "sp' "oso'4o"a's
aoops't ~ lho sss",ti p,Ae ~ Luz 'o,e ~ e'''o'
Tue theh oecfe'ary' @1,' A1eoo''1oc,i' t"oush
| Ut 'olo 'a'ui' ""'' ~ "oi''t 1na1' ',''t 'os'
pcftee. HSS'e"1 ~ 'A"' "i.' 1acAe" NV
mental power anu iots' to eh'o.co II.
'ae "p' ao'' inoso'' W. 1uo A'no ~ "
"'h' 10 ssaEl'u 8"e4 I'LL otG""'A"''o"' i1la
s"eeeSSoE' A1s. BOUTWELL, WIZ "Ah '''1n u
u'!"u'.''neo ,usesss' WV aa' ,:, o,sle, & '."A'
se.1.s', sns business 'o' "A'1' pa1 w
e'tS ~ ao'1 '''' touoe,S n.'a oont fe'4''''1
." '''s' ne"sv. ~. o,.1e' 4t.' i''ena"''SoS,
u % sout1s' 'Ie 4ss''s M a'a Fte.'S lhocn wl"s
P'c''ae"' ~ ""n ., ''. ui''i1 ai1' n"'s1o"
l.
, 1876-05-09

Tho lion. Il. 1t. BENJAMIN. of 1oomington'
Ii announced na Candidate for fieutef'ane-t'os-
ernor3 and IL supported bv batli tho Id"fa9raph
AMI Ltat1rr. Of that city. quito warmly. There
IL Il large ursngor eionnnt throughout Ce"tsa!
Illinois with whom Mr. DEA1AsttN Is laisa po7u-
lsr utthough he Always remained fnalde OF tho
Republican party. Ifo IL very able lawyer,
and Is highly esloomcd by all classea in tehttaA
Illinois. and. II nominated. would undoubtedly
lesl biz ticket IL that part OF tlle State.
, 1876-05-09

Tbs amount of rovcuue collected from dlssil-
lcres iu tue month OF April last exceeds the
sum received In April ons year ago BY three and
a hair millions Of dollars And yot We are askod
by machine politlci.nB: "has han Bn,s7ar
eycr dono to Justify running him for pfcs'dcnt7
He is collecting tho revenue, at 1oast and that
cauupt ba said Of auy Of hls predecessors s!nes
CuAsg's time.
, 1876-05-09
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, MAY 9. 1876

aoc!ttv by n,c.ns Of al unlimited isane Of tneonrctn
Bis t,aprr There In, In trnth, gse1t charm IN taa
Ios n 1,e able 10 ray o{ tha national hnt 'ihifay
lie cxnnaes ef tho tloyernn,ett without t1.atoi'
mid ii ue 10 s,ake tlo fortunes Of tho wols eotsl-
,nuv II urt,iaut pt,~pest, w..ea saan ID "a.
faLIe ii behaving tlat printing few chhrartera n
ht. Of raJ er Will lt II. Tile philosophers asoho co"l"
no; te expected to do sIlprc
, 1876-05-09

lnmber-yards in the southwest quarter Of the |
city were called on by the rroprietors to nc
cept Sl.25 per tiny iusteaa Of $1.50, Oh &C.
count Of the grcat depression in business,
struck, and refused to work at that ratc, Ms
they had q right to do. Dut there wcro
plenty of Germans, and irish, and Americans
destitute OF employment who wero glad to
take tho vacant places. But this cnlagcd tic
strikers, who de1nauiled Sl.75 per Gny, and,
under the influence of Communist dcma-
gogucs, resolved TINT tho other workmen
should not DO employed, but that they must
be taken back tt advance wtses, and they
proceo lod to Iaob both the worE;1non and
the employor,. AlArgo proportion Of these
Dohe1nians 'nad beon idle during tho winter
months, al the bulk Of tho work consists Of
unloadin i, vessels, sorting an.1 pi1ing lumber.
Their sfusal to work, untlor these circunl-
! stancta and in the present hnrd times, WIS
| folly which only ignorant ulon wonld commit,
Hi0re, including their families, sone 1000 or
5000 people are dependent on their employ
ment Mt this season of tho year. But, since
they have rosortod to violence and IN at
tempted interference with tho right of other
| men to labor ut any price they choose to ac-
cept, it il no longer question of tho policy
Of tho strikers, but simply IN emergency ro-
quiring the strong arm of authority to sup
;ns:ta5 ar.;,,t T. rr,,oro J., nrooont tr,,cc
Ia,,,oo, ~ tho str;1,oro o,,} tha e,,n1ovors Int
- hos Noon ohto;re1 hv n nrnct;ca1 ohcndon,
,,,a1,+ ~ 1yort orl III +orror;o,n w,c,, the
It str;kora aonoht tn csIoh7iah v;rtnolly exists.
,rlo ror., nv, of ,l;a ,n,st Ia hrolcn and
,ho -;,1, of froo ,,,o,, r., froo ob,,+ actahahod
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, 1876-05-09
Martins Yard and Office Attacked...The
Latter Very Badly Demolished,
and the Occupants
Routed.
The Police Appear on the Scene and
Charge on the Rioters-'.some
Shooting and More
Fighting.
Fourteen of the Mob Cnpturod-..
They Arc Afterwards Re-
leased on Bail.
Mass-Meeting Of tho Strikers at Sacks Hall
Further Troubles Threatened
To-Day.

Aooay'
|!
As Was predicted by TIE TRIBUNE, tho lumber
ahovors veaterdav morning precipi.atcd riot
aud FOR tino created re'gn OF .eFsol ~ wv
u no QUO was A,.oa .os - ~. ,..a,' ,.hiio
Where. ou QUO alae ID tne unosgan,zeo l'ou'"At
t., gu tns 'sa0i ~ hon % tno,, uo ntter whs, i.s
nl''n'a4 " w." - H.. ,;.,I" c,,,c w ,.onn,
nun nax oo bady Of man Of
.s sm.u nronnrt,ous,
ve1 into 9.0o]. A motly. d1rty aud
Hen lnso 1.'su. :s... =, iaoor.,t y, nohom,ans
| i,oles, Germans, "Low Dntch," aud
1s,sh J'' xshn cor,d aneak llttlo oxcopt
Illsns WIG eouiu npe"e A..o 0f
their own language. Men, who In thois gnof-
apca wore mis].l by tho llathctskits Communists
who. having boon driven away from their ro-
| Bpcc.iys countries, como to free soil only to
| b9eea Iesolu''on ALL ~ o,oanoes'e 49, ns .
workug-classcs. The Poles aud bohomtans
are I'll eAss sons, .,s.. " L., tss,r ns,,v,
lieVe everything saas ID LOU 'nen' LII 'no's Aa''''
| tongue. |
H. ,,,,rooo;on Ina o.;,cn cnrrnncv tllat q |
denana hao pooo h'aae uPea1 sno 'uuupo' ,s ues1'
so1 rmr Tnsnpsr nas bsretoforo eiven
not 's . 'as'' .'.s - ~ trort1oa N IIon,
deT Of lss. woo1, .lr. 8. K. Alarstn 1oducod
III. ,uon from ST. 10 St ,; day. which ca,saed them
To promptly leave hH place. and gathering with them
array idess, ready Tor my seh'ei' aeon aeose
the laboress away from number Of yards. Thu
tnAuneF only. WAat really eaased 'ae ala!ulpznes
Carpenter, Of the Kirby-carpcn,cr Company, who
a.ld tn.t calico and e.t~1noa .ers sls,p, saa The
"'ho'oFa wives eopla Meas s4ss'' aaa ..u' soaa
ilve on oatmeal This attlo speech was paolshea IN
tho Tt,n<s, md translated into tho German and sean-
| I,uaviap iuptta, aud Of course n1ato
THE PnErExT ron TROUBLE.
While the romArk nut called foF Tho batter cass
f:s s hea e. 1 . S.a .a Fs to pub
d.5. ii wss supposed tha everythng would quietly
ries Iu ill., respect noat Of the yard propricora
vey dspendont Tier. .rS Lut , tsw rsss!sng n
'in Hfsr tho men found they hid gained their point
they fol- uouasdeTao!y oatea: ., A. s jnnctafs t,
| bad found iheir time. Jumped to TUG front aud
told tho ,noa they haa auccee1o1 in tutit1i-
aon o,,ns "a us 10 Ss.ni ss is snd md would not 10
rsta.sd. lit thoy should Organize ana aeoos
attempted 10 take tnur placra. This tho platform
snwsxsr. wora nbt conferred with. AZ stated In ycs-
tcrdays TRIBUNE. the inen hel4 meeting on sanaa3
l. josrnnI guvo far warning, Of what raa
cW ooK ,.x in ,cs.erays riot preeaut!on must hare
T. Lan and Iooais stree.s .ni aong tbs rnllroad on
s,s CELL work. '' 49, '''''
~~'N' VIZ ~ rItr PIN co,tsEEycrs
i. Ata,out7 O'Clock tic W mob comm commenced to gather
FROM all 1reeons Taa ranxs r. swe!ea 70 nnmgess H.
as e m
, 1876-05-09

rkrta or s,;nHcn1rrlnS {rAfAALE II ApvANcE)
ro&snar pscaatt9 ul this Of1'cr.
1,e.ty Edition. rp>tpsih. ,sar
Fartt nt ,rar II 'a,n" ratio.
sts,t IA nnr sHtrna* r,,'n w1EE+ fnr, ...... LOO
t;.nJ&5 Edtt4en. fatetatf aud heIIsinnt uonhto an
kly, pH&l3Hi4I. t.6U
rarts Of 4shr II HaIe rate.
wEEEI.f LufIIuH, POSTPAID.
fhb u tC. .t1Ff EHp5. s1t
Euh OF t*chlt r Gerry, ~
Specimen copcp sent ffco. ......
To prevent deas and nitakes, b. and RFFa POST
Qs5ca addrcrs In full. intending htate and County
R4mtttanees may be ,nAds s!thor by draft sfpfess'
atkOles ORDER In registered letters at our F!sk.
1EnM* TO CITY RpnscRsnERf.
ply delivered, Sunday efcerte. - cnnta ntr weck.
1sty haltxerrd Huut1ar iucntr+ (J tents per woeks
AGdrs9. TttE TitiHUSf ctMP&Sf.
Corner Madison na, llcatnuru,sfs.. Chicago III.
, 1876-05-09

Alcssrs. JEwxrT, DENT j. SwITr hare given
lsgal opinion To the County Commissioners
, 1876-05-09

APOLLO coMstAND1.ltr or KNIGHTS TEN
piA1-Hpc c!at duncayr, this lTnrsday} evening, al
Asylum, 10 3uproc-Ht., American E1Ircss Building
Tho order OF X, r. will hs conferred.
, 1876-05-09

Jous STUART Mill. who wrote the great work
on political economy, spoko Of III inconycrtible
paper cdrYancy IN England Al follows;
Although nu doetrino IN pelucat economy rests on
currency not ma,nsa!nal At tho aaue value with
metallic, either ty sonse.ut!llsy OF " some principle
ot l'.a.taon eluistlens 70 II: and shoauh acsosi'
cu.aIns u nla,s Year,. boea tolersbly cHccsually
d.pmued iptu ts public mind. Jet d,Aseus!ents srs
atl numerous, Anl J., Jsutoss avery nov aud then
start up with plans t0s curing II soonaualssl srsh of
, 1876-05-09

ApELr1I1 TilEATkE-afunroe street, corner Dear.
born. Variety entertainment. Mazctpa"
, 1876-05-09

AAIILAn LODGE, No. yB, H., F. l. A. N.-Hegu' AR
Communication ts rTttes'ayl evening In their h ILL.,
No. IL llonroe.et., for wurx the Third Deg :ce.
The fraternity cordially invited
c. II. CRANE, SecretEr >.
, 1876-05-09

- tk*o ~e4&N-Ese@ /
FANaLEss gERPENT.
Among tho most conspc'o"a of tho ae'
tenders Of tho institution OF s!ayery, aud most
y;rulcnt III hostility to al who dared oppose
It, vaa Henry X. WISE, Of Virginia. 1ia hns
already passed out of mems recollectiona,
sayo OF tho mindful who were part of that
historical past to which llo belongs. In his
day nona thundercd tlercer denunciation OF
tho opponents of slavery; none pa'nted IN
moro lusid hucs the awful doom that would
await them aud befall the country were 1t
molested. lie was MI orator Of the type OF
those 1ays, eloquent in epithets, in reckless.
il1oeical Insertions yohamently reiterated, in |
coarse personalities for WHICH, if eallod to
account, he promptly responded with ehas-
longc. I1o was, in short, representative
Southern statesman Of tho school which |
ruled tho T,epnblic in TINT era. II ever he
is talked about now, it ia as men talS
about other statesmen long gathered 10
their fathers. and most 1eu would give the
date of his rs ut lcast n dozen years ago.
Now. however, l,o suddenly appears liks somo
supernatural appnrition. The accidental suc-
cess of the Democratic party last year Inns
rcsurreeted many skeletons, and political
cor,sca, and 1t1r VAN W1SKLEn, and among
the1n is I1EsnY 4. Wise, WHO l1as mystcri-
ously turnel MP in Washington as counsel in
.,t..t.1 oio.t;,, S;nco tost la 6rured
- eo ~ a.,z ,u,r 1.,,o,rn ~ man
tirnos aud mon hare changed, but ho remains
hot-llcailetl, dog1natio, aud vononlous still
full Of the haughty i1sso!cnce OF the s!ave-
o'i'sA "'te ..,;..s.., s a.o;n., ~ 1;,,ort;oo
een'ss ~ ~ .a',n.s,. A. m;o1,t hova bonn NJ.
u u', ~. -, ra1.o,,t too,, th;a h;a frut
peo'e s.'a ,;s.,is,r liz III ron,,, ,y1,;c,,
opfu .,;.:n%Io =, ,hot ~, sor1,o.t
~ ~ ~At' .s - 1,.,,,,Iae, In 1;a mr..
A'@ 49, a. ,.a,aro1 o,voy from ,,;a riaf tn
6u" :, ~. .,,x,,, ,,,1 ~, o,or, t;o,a
..",ra s.l aas =, t,,o cn,,rso nf liz t;ra3,
,.a5 H.. ,,o,o,,, ,;to,v;co ,,non srr. Gnvr,ry
=, ~ a,1,s;ona =, ;1oux Drown. whose death.
,s,.sxort l,o e;oro1 md whosa tJeath lies Mt his
s,a. md soema To weigh upon him like
s~;o,,,fu1 ;ncnbus which he cannot shake of.
1r.ssn .h,s au1,;oct tho rcsnrrected serDont
s.:'.. 1i
r,sr, uas no limo bctveen Jous paowss sentence
and execution tnt, II hla friends could haro brought
me the living dnEEtEr' would not anve eschansea
John oao"s 4os na, a.. a.. ..nst,,,,,.s =, c,rsns
him 10 10 hanged In JOHN nAowas pl.ce. It would
have bocu desirable v'eafous Offering Of tho in'ts'
gator for tho victim or tho nsasa' C., es'ne'
Inc araI slaoS'ion "insa "t' "usss", ,.' ~,
to tho feaocr ol 1n'S fa'aef &c. re,na'. ."o'' ~
'honsn nhs,1ieSa ,1 'enon. -, Ill.,, "a' ,s ..,s M
eln6ie out az. oNf'H1t' WV 10 ues'A 'Ae
gone "nen nI.onfN' "1a o"".so"' n.,."' nss
IniiL1's, anu fosik'', nl'o uu''o'oas .', U.'. ~
leading Apoll''oa'"'s oi 'a'so u'ss' ss'!! "'e
Why docs 10 nhs'o o't' alf' e3hhE.1i ' 1o'
llang1ng' ra9het LIMA my o'n's 1t4an ".' "'u
: aoterminoo UNI 'no 'nlefnA. ese,''a - wv
ersh'p anu tfalno III 'n"u '',oa'u eoA'o' a. aus
Ind tho eoarase 10 opou'y o&pies7 ~"
eetef'n'n"''on - ao,lo "os r,,.a nas
" poeh dlnca'' LUZ 4..'' ~ "''A 'Aos"A''' -,
, 1876-05-09

Afcy1CKERs TIlEATRE:-A Madison street, betvtsn
Dearborn and State. Engagement or Tie Maggie
Mitchell CotnIauy. " FatlcAon."
, 1876-05-09
Gbt G11t19p Qjribau ;re.
Tuesday Morning, Eay 0, l9' 10,

Greenbacks at the Now York 9 .old E1.
ahauge closed ut esa3.
, 1876-05-09

CoLv1x should remember tint "Nu1A ant
honini perpetuum honum."
, 1876-05-09

NEW CHICAGO TiIEATRE-~Clark ktrtet, between
Raudoirb aul Lake. linoleys sttnstreA.
, 1876-05-09
-+ -
AmUSE.

isooLEYH MISUNDERSTANDING hsreet. between
Clark md 1nsallc. lnSassne1t Of the Fifth As'nas
Combination. 1fquc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-30

A VtDEMN OF MINIC. 7, VI. TT y.
N Grand theatre II ncnCn Performance. under the
rlrceti N - MIR, Argu.tr Day
SATURDAY EVENING. FEB. Q.
The programme collnrisc
TtiE GOOD FOR NOTHING,
CUSTOMS OF TIE COUNTRY, and
TIE HONEYMOON.
The following rrti-t9 have kiudv volunteered Mrs.
RAkNEY WILLIAMS MI Lille tdridge. Little RiiOu
Heron. Miss Kate Girard. Miss Nellie Allen Miss Clara
Rainfuri. Mr. John n. Buc, Mr.. Nining Bowers, ".
George parkc-. ". !. j. Hind. Mr.: Cn,s. Aiizer Mr..
Jonn sutherland, Mr.. Chas. Norris, &c
Ebcn's celebrated orchestra will furnish the music.
General admission. One dollar.
Reserved a............. No advance IN prices.
For sale at the hotels tieatre ticKct Oc s. ll2 West
2ls ~ ani at the Academy On the evening OF the per
fDrfulure
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The following er,l.ts have kindly volunteered Mrs.
Heron, Miss Kate Glrard Miss ellie Allen, Miss Clara
gcoiRe rarkc., ~. 7 ). lind Mr. cn,s. Aiiler Mr..
Ebcn's celebrated orchestra will furnish the music.
General admission. One dolisr.
Fof sale at the Hotels ticatrc tcset onc s. liz West
2ls IT, an1 at the Academy the evening OF the per
Torrance.
NVOOD'- MU%EIn. WOODS
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in THE GOLDEN BUrTERfLY.
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ing public TO witness the remarkable spectacular pro.
JULIUS CESAR.
IN Which ne renoyned Snakespearean', Messrs ,,s
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appear necesstates the continued enforcement Of the
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MArNhElE 's fagEs ARD y sHf 1R
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE.
Matinee Tuesday ami Friday.
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Eycrv evening, Ernest Bync. Empire Children. Gus
Williams, sam DeVcre, Jennie Eugle, Eumrrson
Clark, ana 100 greA. star tsts. composed OF the
representative attractions IN tn vaudeville world.
Carriages my be ordered at 1880
rlIvOLI THEATRE,
Il sih st.. between "a and Sd avs.
open every evening, Sunfay Inclusive.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, GRAND MATINEE.
Glo.ous succcs, o.; tle spscia ulir pant onlme,
the GOLDfN BRANCH
Monday evening Jan, ~ hrsl apne rance OF
MILE. AND SIT. A. BEILtTTI,
| IN their Astonishing act, TIE MARVEL or MECCA.
| IS STAR ARTISTS APPEAR NIGHTLY. 30
| COOPER UNION.
y MUslt AND READINGS,
| FER T. 1875.
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Rrp GOODS.

prp GOODS.
7 ORD & TAYLOR,
200. s51. $50. AND sei GRAND ST.. COR, cnRYsrIE.
Invite the attention Of their customers TO the follow.
Observation-Disclosures.
EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS
..s........sss..s....s.,ss..s...
IN PRICES,
LADIES CLoAKs
.s.s.s..t...ts..sssssssss.s
Ladies' Closks reduced from a. toa.
Ladies Cloaks reduced from % 10 10.
Ladies Cloaks reduced from % to ".
Ladies' CloaEs reduced from eli to ts.
Ladies' Clo.ks reduced from tI5 to Gil.
Ladies Cloass reduced from SEQ to si5.
Ladies Cioaks reduced from tJ5 to $50.
Ladies' Cloaks reduced from $50 to ts5.
CnILDREN's CLoARs
.''ssssss'.ssss.sssss..ss.
Children's Cloaks reduced from % 10 g.
Childrens Cloaks reduced from 90 to 81.
ChildrenS Cloaks reduced from IS to o..
Children's Cloaks reduced from $40 to 81.
children's CloNks reduced from sic to $3.50.
line OF Imported Cloaks at half cost also, Ladies.
and Childrens waterproof very cheap
Observation-Disclosures.
LADIES SUITS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ladies' Suits reduced from 80 to o..
Ladies' Suits reduced from Gil to ss.
Ladies' suits reduced from ti2 to $3.50
Ladies Suits reduced from SIS to %.
Ladies Suits reduced from $40 to $40.
Ladies' suits reduced from tls to ole.
Ladies' suits reduced from eco to $40
Ladies' Suits reduced from t25 TO els.
Ladies' SILK Suits reduced from so5 to $50
Ladies' SILK Suits reduced from t75 to SIS.
overskirts and Basques reduced from SIS to SEQ.
Delaine Wrappers reduced from - to $3.50.
MISSES AND CHlLDREN's CLo1H SUITS
Misses and chiidren's Cloth suits reduced from
si5toti3.
Misses and Childrens Cloth Suits reduced from
tisto sloe5.
Misses and Childrens Cloth suits reduced from
,le osale
Misses ana childreus Cloth Suite reduced from
tlO.75 -.
Misses and ChildreLs cloth Suits reduced from
Is to $3.50.
Misses and Children. Cloth Suits reduced from
tGtoH
Misses and Chldren's Plaid suits reduced from
see TO $50.
Misses and Children's Plaid salts reduced from
"a to SIS
Misses' and Chidren's Plad Suits reduced from
SIS rs TO t14
Misses and Chdrens Plaid Suits reduced from
$3.50 to si2
Misses aud childrens PLAID Suits reduced from
sl4 to %.
: LADIES AND CHlLDREN'S FURNISHING.
Reductions in prices throughout the entire department
Chemise reduced from zee 00c and from 81 TO soc
Chemise reduced from tl95 to S11o aud from $3.50 L
s1.35.
Chemlse reduced from 81 IS to IL and from n as Il
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