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New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
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seanssip Colon crin AsDwa Nay 2l and May,ns
steamship Meysan City Reed Ne@-oreans with mdse' and
Steamship city q Atlanta wooahun Charleston May 27.
with mdse and pass. iS1as. ". oaintarl 4 Co =.
BARK LlhAe FOX (oi bINhamh hurTi- Auoks3d fep' IT,
BARK Golden Fleece nrfssa csl. Armstrong.
Pitt ID days, with sugar and mDa,-eS.
Bark Galatea ioi Dunde. Black iquique ss DAYS with
Bsk Agca IyGrli Hnssn, Tayro AprriS. IN ballast Is
B1rk Embla INor;l Llresn, Hayre 80 day,, in a.ls.s
Bars MaTy G. la@ lot Ellsworth }ssns LesSo sS
days, with Inarqle and rags ,..,,-...,,,,s,
last. Is aachored ~ sand IiooS ior or,ers
ImpoatOre Fra Giuseppe Austl Premufa, Liv
crpoo April ~ in ball ST. Is anchored a. sandy Hook or
Bns a. Lane 10, searspor shutc Mcssna March 25.
Brig George, Haviland, NewIondon
Schr starlight BOston), Jones' savannah 10 days with
schr De MOry Gray to Brookhaven Brewster, Brunswick.
Ga, days with lunoer. ,,,, ,,ror r,ou,a ? d,y.
schr Le r. stOrer (of Boston, seaver Cedar Keys IL
Schr Nelly roer Howard Washington, n c.. days.
Sclir EAeruO2, lyman Virginia with wood
schr LaSiEia Pierce Virgins, @ith wood.
BELOW.
Ship Cornelius Grnnel Byraad, London April l3, with
city ot sa An iD ONO Tor avSson Icr9an lynestoa
aay4nnah Wyanoke for ilennohd; ships Nc ilus oira
WIND-sunset, mod rate, s.; clear.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA May The steamship City OF Vera Cruz Capt
DE ikin from Srw YORK May 20, arrive mr. ths AenOo
HAVANA May 30.-Sailed steamships Nova NoOtian, or
Liverpool via 81 JonIs y. h. tdm0di,s IOr Portland
PANAMA May u arrived Pacific Mai steamship City OF
Sydney, san Francisco
DOMESTIC PORTS.
May 30AIriyed steamships Champion from
IOrA, Sodgwlck. rOG savannah bark Constance
Thomas cleared, steamship CLEOPATRA, Tor Ae"-
NEwORLHASs. May 3O-ClcGred steamships RITA tor Iiy
erpuOl J q Bra hear. for NoW-I
SAVANNAH. MAY 3i.-sailod steamships Herman Living.
stOn. for y eH Orent,i FOR Boston.
SPOKEN
April T. lat 80 SO s. long b 3J bark Othere (0f New Olls
gOn) RON Caliao or hampton f."ats, 40 ii sout
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

wagon decorated with flowers by erht horses band
ers Bawns POST No. 30 Dallgren Post, No ll3 Bat
tery b, First Division n. @.
The procession occupied about 3 ut an hour In pass
ing given point The advertising }Son nuisance was
prominent i'll the lne and excited -; little ridcue
among spectators. The scSp tea and safe dealers VINO
these costly and conspicuous vehicles, were success
ful in their proposals TO carry the flowers ana instead OF
covering the big signs their wagons with drary APP
proprae TO the OCCASION they put on an extra pcsn or
a coat OF varnish that brought out all the more
extensively the business placart and gnrfsh col0s Az
the end of the procession circus band followed Dy
cage OF lions aud among the beasts sat the hon tanner ~
his professional suit. This enOI1ny did not proceea
far.
At 81. Paups churchyard Abraham Lincoln Post NO;
l3 stopped TO decorate the mOnument OF Cen hichdIu
H. Montgomery who fell at Quebec, ana the tomps Vi %
Major John Lucas and MAJOR Job sumner VINO uleu al
1879 in this city. At the Montgomery nonnenl'p
offered by the Rev. James Mucihfy' ana ah Oi"ton
delivered By the Hon. Charles T. shaw -. -,
At 1890 a. m Phil KearDy Post No. :, kooeft A,uer-
Post No. 5S, and Rice Post 40 - III advance o '
procession, proceeded down Broadway by theniseacs
and after decorating the tombs OF Gen PM heihy anu
OF Capt. Lawrence, Lieut.. Ludlow. Alexanner
and Col, James Ward. they passed over 10 Biooh!'
Trinity Church the Rev. Dr. OgilDy oneltd pIayel anu
willard Ballard pronounced e1l0gy on ini hin e
The arrangements at tie SOutn. Nast anu iVon iei
ries for taking the procession across the Last hNSi
complete but that some cOniuslOh elsueu' iH0
Union Ferry Company carried all societies iiee'
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
PUBIC OPINION.

At the present outlook Blaine and Hayes,
pos bly, Blaine and Brisow, promises 10 be the Wihilu
Ticket both IN June and Noyember- Nashua N H. ie
eSraph CEcpl
The public won't take much interest III the
question whether Mrs. Don CamerOns leet are Large %.
sgau Tho c1'cty Of the Cameron family is well known
Gueaoy-,ChicaCo Times.
DIT. Conklmg expects almost the entlrc
ou0efn Eoe AZ the INST three ballots or ih"I
!hal enough 10 uom-ate HIM with hurrah; H0TeNe..,
tneI' n' yet auy rcnor pCrceptibe IN MI Blame
"lIcr u'-IOuca Observer (DcmD
blalne, BnStow, and Hartranft are recog-
l@g sIh. Toe .onucr and latter leading III thls pdl
O"l' ID" as tht outlook is at the present we 90 nor
- 4" =" i' M iht ahHv Inst candidates would IaI ol
an eiecton'- Pittsburgh Gazette Olcp)
Toward Nh. ConkinS or MIR. Blaine we have
no Ot,i 'udh friendly lcc bat irnly belieNe tbc
nOm'hA'lou OF either would 100 great and perhaps d
Itt lHttAe ana We felt d, duty the RepuDllcdl
pArlN 10 ElNe expression cur views the subject
tCincinnati Gazette lRepJ
That Blaine is the fayorite candidate for
President OF the Republicans Of Minnesota long been
evident 10 all who have had any opportunity to sound
public sentiment or ascertain it's general drift. But
all doubts ON tins subject any existed, disslpaied
by the action OF the Republican Convention which
was almost unapimously for Bane.-St. Paul Pioneer
Press (Indl
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
GOVERNMEkT WE4IHER REPORT.

Probabilities
During Wednesday in tie South Atlantic and
East Guf States, rising stationary barometer, gener
ally cooler northeast southeast Winds partly cloudy
weather, and occasional rains will prevail.
I'm the West Guli States falling followed by rising ba-
rometer, southeast 10 southwest winds, generally
warmer cloudy weather, aud frequent thunder rstorms.
In the lake region and Upper Msss ipp Valley, falling
barometer, eastery to sOuthery winds, Increasing to
brisk and west Of the lower lakes TO hxb and threaten
ing or rainy weather, with rising temperature the
former ana nearly stationary in the latter.
the Middle states, rising JOOUed bD falling bdrODt
ter eastery souhery pi',ds and continued COOL clear
or partly cIOudy reather.
In New England rising followed by falling barometer,
winds shng to northeast and southeast, and warmer
clear or parity cloudy weather.
The ONO River and the Mississippi below Cairo will
continue slowly falling.
Cautionary signals continue along Lakes Superior and
Michigan. and are ordered for West Jacksonville and
Sl Marhs
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
IN WASHINGTON.
oRATIoNs BY GIN. wooDFoRD AND MARTIN l.
TOWNSEND OF NEW-YORR.

ORAIIONS BY GIN. NOODFOND AND MARLIN L.
TOWNSEND OF NEw-YoRK.
WASHINGTON, May 30.-The decoration cere-
monies Arlington Cemetery to-day attended by
a large number OF persons among whom were prominent
officials The procession formed at o'clock in front OF
tue Arlington Mansion and, headed by band OF music
marched INTO the Cemetery. The line then broken
and the graves decorated by the visitors and members Of
the Grand Army OF the Republic The procession was
again formed AMI marched to the amphitheater the
main entrance the cemetery, where appropriate cere
monies were held. national salute fired. There
was prayer by the Rev. Granville Moody Of Ohio and
singing by the orphans from the Soldiers and Sailors
Olph1n Home An original poem by Benjamin F. Taylor
Was read and an Grafton was delivered by Gen. Stewart
l.. WOOdfOrd OF New-YOrk
The Grafton conclatory in It's illusions to the
South, Of which it full. Gen. Woodiord sald: THE
land is one and should be We too much and
earn and little to waste in past strife hours that
are needed present labor and present duty" The
latter part OF The address devoted to the political
condition Of the country Speaking of the duty OF the
hour, Gen. WoOdlo.d sad:
Where so-called Conservatism has triumphed at the
South there have been often practical Intolerance.
practical denial OF personal liberty practical denial 81
popular education, and persistent effort TO revive Ola
has succeeded there have been 100 orten official corup
lion and much veuay. One turns In s3dDess from such
partsansnip either side, and asks Tor patriotism
of conscience, courage, aud common sense tnat WIN
neither tue ballot of the cZen nor steal ne rev
enue OF the state; that Will deal with wne aud black
alike In the great wisdom Of snple Justice that
will seek perform each pub ie trust with brave fidelity
and Intelligent honesty. Not alone upon others, but
equally upon ourselves this hour LAYS Its Injunction
Let feel he turns from this memorial meeting
and goes back his daily living that he can safely or
Justly neglect the personal performance OF bis lndlyi-
dual political duty.
In the other cemeteries In the vicinity OF this city ap
proprate ceremonies held and the graves srewn
with flowers The Hon. Martin J. Townsend OF New York
delivered the Grafton the Soldiers Home Cemetery
The executive departments Of the Government, and
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

BRIGGsAt Richmond M L. l., on Sunday. May 2S Capt
% f Of s iany ar rsspecflIy invited to attend
Ills fmeral from his late residence at kicauond Hi, on
soSnsTa / T. &. leave IamsssP Sgw YGrR, at 1850
Carrie Ely, daughter OF Rev. Alfred H. and susan H.
Funeral Thursday morning.
DowNING-on the oOth inst.. George r. Downing in the
Relatives ana friends invited 70 attend the funeral
residence of ls sOninaw f.. Sanford IA
Monlaguest, Br)oA5 Hight on THURSDAY, the lst VI
June, at 3 O'Clock p n.
FLoYD-on Monday 29th inst, Jane H. widow OF Capt Geo.
THO funeral services held residence No 5le
Paciucst, Brooklyn, on Wednesday the 5ls inst at
TO attend without further notice.
HATHAWAY-tI Brooklyn May a. at the residence Of Dr.
Lenngwell (her sonin-awb Lsther Hathaway, widow of
The funeral will heli Pennington ". " whore the
mains will be taken Tor interment
HoRToN-Monday May 20 of consumption, nary A., vile
OF NJ Horton aud daughter OF the late samuel Casscl
Relatives and friends OF tho family invited
her funeral at her late residence rs Jerseyay corner Of
O'Clock Inc boy wall be Thursday morning TO Mid
detown, y. Y, for intemcut.
JONEs-on Monday morning, May 90 Elizabeth sche-mer
horn Jones daughter OF the late Edward kenShaw Jones in
The funeral viii place from St Barhoomews Church.
Masonaye and Forty oara;s on Thursday morning
The will bO taken immediately alter tho service
Rhinebeck. on ii udson for int irment.
KNIGuTIn Brooklyn, Tuesday May 80, at his late real
J.. Office OF funeral hereafter.
Providence papers please copy
SERGEANT-On Sunday, May 2S al Spuyten Duyv, Clara
Narguerea daughter Of Joseph l.. aud Alice r.
g5ant, aged month.
STUDWELIsuddenly at south salem, Westche ter Co. ~
Y, Monday morning Mag -, 1876 Eliza wife OF Edwin
StutYel, IN the list year OF ner
Funeial services Wednesday O'Clock the Presby
te1ln church. will meet tho 1913 train
from York kat5nah that day convey Trends
the funeral
STAGG-on Monday morning nj his residence No. .23 Ray
mOnst Brooklyn alter short and painful lne5s, Gerard
Stc'idifOri StagR.
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
Peter Church, state .Ont ST. BfOOklyn
Wednesday, the 3 st INST, at 3 = o'clock y.
sToNEHILIMondayn night, after lingering Illness, Pau.
line beloved wife OF gmund II. SConeh and daughter Of
Moses and Amala SCI loss aged 20 years and months
The funeral will take from her residence 3o West
Forty eyhthst., Thursday June l. at No. IL Is the de-
OF the family that friends will abstain Oa sending
flowers
WILLIAMSON Monday Goth inst. at late residence
IA Iodneystr Brooklyn. Margaret Thorne, relict Of
Almond " iisns.
The funeral will take place from St. Johns NJ f..
Church. Bedford.ayr.. Brooklyn, f. d., Thursday
morning l. at O'Clock Relatives and friends
quesied without further IN vitaon. The
will be conveyed " Greenwood.
YOUNG-At Joliet, May %, after brief illness Sarah
Thompson wife OF Mansfield Young and daughter o the
Joseph W. Aiker.
Funeral and interment 9th inst. at Joliet.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
DECORATION DAY HONORS.
GENERAL AND EARNEST OBSERVANCE.

GENERAL AND EARNEST OBSERVANCE.
SOLDIERS GRAVES AND MONUMENTS ADORNED IN
ALL PARTS OF THE CoUNTRY-LoCAL CELEBRA-
TON OF THE DAY-SCENEs IN THE SQUARES, on
BROADWAY, AND IN THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SAL INTEREST sHowN-oRATIoN BY DIR. BEL
LOWS AT THE ACADEMY OF MUslC-How THE
DAY WAS KEPT IN NEIGHBoRING CITIES AND
TOWNS.
The celebration of Decoration Dag all over the
country showed that the interest of the people in
the honOrs to soldiers memories has not abated with
the passing away of the bitterness of feeling imme-
diately following the war. In New-England, in tho
South, and in and about this city the observance
was unusually earnest and successful. Among the
OratiOns delivered outside of New-York those
of Stewart l.. WoOdford, Congressman Townsend,
Pratt, and Wells. Senator Morton sent an address
to be read at Wilmington, n. G.. In Ncw-York
and Brooklyn the floral tributes very
abundant the professions were full in numbers,
and the exercises in the public squares and the ceme
teres brought together multitudes of people who
seemed impressed with the significance of the cee-
braton. The Grafton at the New-YOrk Academy of
Music in the evening delivered by DR.. Bellows.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
A PROTEST AND WARNING.
. Edttor or The Tribune.

To the EdltOT or IHe IrlOHHe'
SIR: saw to-day the procession of the vete-
rams OF the Union army down Broadway to decorate
with flowers tho graves Of their dead comrades in arms
The measured tread Of the hardy column in
its march, with martial strains and floral Of
ferlngs, found an echo in every patriotic heart
But what shall be SAID Of the offensive display OF
"Babbitt's Best Soap" Carpet Shaking" and Patent
S1fcs :" aud OF Fowes Menagene and Circusi Is the
taba the warrior TO be henceforth but the advertise
ment the sOapbolcr the carpetshakeri Why this
outrage pul upon the seBSi5tics OF human nature, ana
the decencies of life The picture drawn by Patrick
Henry Of John Hook, shouting beef" through the
American camp convused fathers Ii behOOyes the
Grand Army OF the Republic 10 take heed lest its conver
sion Of the solemn moments of q supreme National
decd into advertisement OF menageries and soap
manufact does not incense their descendants.
Inc memory OF those who died in the war
for the Union is the heritage of the whole
people. They viii know how 10 for IL. II those to
has thus far been permitted one hallowed task oi
its annual observance alloy its sanctty with the wages
advertising enterprise, let them see To 1t that an
offended public do not withdraw its trust.
UNITED STATES VOLUNTEER.
Nclr York, May 80, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

O, both steers and COWS wanted the few dis
posed of were fun 10 decline last weeks quoations
S5 cars disposed Of sales OF Illinois steers averaging
1000 1850 LOSS, and l,l2s n, at 81 622 SO and
S. l2l Kansas do averaging 027 1,l5O and la5l D a.
81 CO. So 2j Missouri dor averaging ViS l,2oO
and 1868 10 at 81 62 IS 5 and f5 2Oj Ohio u Lied dor
aycraging 039 - OIL sockers So - oO s' ana
81 20 for common to best; feeders slow. ~.
SHEEP LANIss-Receipts today CO. head MAKING he
total supply for the week thus far. 200 head aganss
6,700 head for the time last week ana 64O0 head
time corresponding week last year 10 car
loads disposed yesterday for the Brighton trade
and the balance for the Eastern markets. az about last weeks
prce these W being bought orders There was hins
doing this morning. the market beng at deadlock 10 car
loads OF good sheep and two OF lambs sale reports 10 East
purchasers from the markets there dscouragn8
In buyers the markets. there being depressed and oyerOcke
OF the sales made quole Ohio clipped averaging - D.
poor quality at S. so good quality So 25 averaging 93
at S6 81 -, averaging S6 ID at - IL
HOGSReceips today, 900 mead making the total supply
for the week thus far e6J0 head. against $500 head for
the last week, and 300 head for the time
corresponding week last the market yesterday
transactions made mlng lorsers at 80 70
sc so / of Mixed Pigs and iorkers at So - rew
heavy hogs SO S01s6 90 this morning trade was heless;
oreTs buyers here received from not 10
rates. this price could not be realized
good DUALITY to city at IS S5 cars OF York weights
and 2 cars OF heavy uns0ld
WATERFOWL Mass May SO-BzEF CATTLE RecePts. 1871
choice % 10 extra, S8d - 80 first quality 50 1oSs ooi
second do. S. 1886 80; third do, 81 l00So ~ - -.
SHRRP AND EAsBs-Receipts Cos head saes were %
;eced early With advance from last weeks prices III cs
s2aS3 so eafh extra StdS6 80, or from 42@oG ~ I'd
sheafes, she9p, 4d5i2c y 10.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
THE STATE or TRADE.
CATTLE MARKETS.

BUFFALO, May --CArILg-kecepts today. 700 head,
supply for the week tus far SOlO head
$50 Of which $50 were through consgn
being sale here 639 cars for tho same
adrerence in the recepts oi The week t,:
29J for tile same week last
year he market opened only moderately aetye trade
thus far couined 70 city aud adol1lng Town
bucber. of which far attendance aud mani.
fest desire purchase but few Eastern dealers ar,
aud together with the buyers here,
who ship East speculation, decline 70 purchases the
Eastern reports being very u avoraDe the qty
of stock offering hardly With last week the main
part offerings are good medium grades the sa in
pcb are at weeks while there Is
an the number Of lots Of pooT. % ball naIured
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

Offices Of the district Government well the banks
were closed. and business generally suspended and
the day observed as holiday.
WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Morton was
under an engagement deliver the address at the deco
ration services Wilmington, North Carolina, but was
detained here by his official duties he sent the address
however, by special messenger last night and 1t was
read there to-day.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

A CONSTANT CoUGH, with .ShortDess of Breath,
Fang Strength. and Wasting OF Flesh, all beoken Lungs
less seriously affected demanding prompt
DT. JAYNEs EApECIoRANT serious results
may either avoided OF pail. .9ted.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
NEW-YORK DAILY TRlBbNE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 81 1876

kAgrave" william H. Pope gave two rec.tations, the
RI, c:E IIawes pronounced the benediction ana Tue
audience alcrersed
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
MARRIED..

BLOOM-SCHUTZ-On Wednesday May ~ at the residence
the bflrs parents by Rev Dr. a. Hueb5ch Joseph
bloO Clara, youngest Of Aayer ocnutz, esl
3 both OF this city,
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

best x FOR 30 nnissd easily enl.lg hand.
kcrciief oil Broadway.
Po,i-tppl - Noticr.-The FOREIGN MAIL, or the e..
ending rURDAY. June s. 1876 will az hi- oThce op
TUESDAY at NJ. for Europe Idaho
ClseIsiowD On WEDN ESDAH Al S:jO q ~. Tor Enrn,e
Der steamship Abyss.na via queenstown: on THURSDAY
l.3O tor Europe steamship VIA PlynDutb
CherDoirg ant hamburg On SA ArU I.DAf II a. no .or
Great Britain per steamship Csltc luee9sowl and al
Al H. or scotland direct tust be specially adresse
steamship BOhya wa Glasgow, and st l3J M lor Ger
MANY Denmark and Norway. per steamship Nam VIA
bremen and IL France direct per steaas,,o
ST Laurent via Hayre. The mails China JaUau &c
WIZ leave san Francisco July /, 1875 The mails for
Australia, &c. will leave san Francisco 2l na
for the West Indies, Havana, will ofk
June The direct mail for Brazil viii YORK
May 81. r. l.. JAMES y. "A.
To Visitors and Strangersone tas sights London
is the q AND VAULTS OF the NATIONAL sAfE DE
POSIr COMPANY Qlmedl. Queen Vict0ria-st, Mansion
House. F. c. Open daily TO the public Here the burglar
HENRY WEST. MsragsA
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
5ueelal Nolltes.
A Slandcr Conirndicted.
ARD FROM LAWRENCE G. GoULDING.

CARD FROM LAWRENCE @. GOULDING.
My has been called postal circulated BY
the Trow Directory Company stating that a portion Vi
GOULDINGo CITY DIhECTOBl in
April therefore could not be relied upon. This ateeut
utterly untrue take this OBpoTt Informing tna
public that the canvass for NY DIRECTORY IN
Nay with daily OF 1873 men-he larges
lore employed ON Drecory-and not competed untI
18TH may, wheI II printers have
reliable information that the IrOW
their Irccto several before May
with Only % Bes.drs ny ;TnteTs
100 sklliu mechanics belonging To- The Typographical non,
who ii beii cay and night my DrectDrT
Company other hand had din win PTiHers
Tn Oh In regIri 10 and It's members work
for them. Ir0w therefore sa e To employ usAed
mechanics tEe MAJORITY OF them being BOYS and GIRLS.
This counts for JIO"s delay ad viii doubt
the many inaccuracies whicn inevitably appear bs
Ifths OLD MONOPOLY had bat manifested the
the the pubic
honest oOnIefirr Htult
succeed In earning Tor itself better ba0 H.
enjoy
GOULDISG's CITY DIRECTORY viii be issued THIS
MORNIN sold al the Teouc q price 81 -
LAMRLNCE ~. COZ LDING.
piu, rit Publisher
OF GOnllings New York Ci,y DrecoTy
q 4uG u 4.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
zZr-zo--E.srIr7
DIED..

Al Notices Of Marriage, must be indorssi sh yuu
and ddfyess
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

DIR. s. Austen Pearce's fourth organ recital
nt ST. Georges Church Will be given next MONDAY Set
pnnp DE- P.arce will play two movements from Schlr
n,rpn's symphony in B flat the Andane from BeethO
vens symphony IN minor, relude Of Bach o. baea
teile VI Bee thoYens, &c.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

Keeps Patent Partly Made Dress shirts. tho very
as hcnlI.ug hand
k~rcn Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-10-15

GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM,
BROADWAY AND ssrH ST.
OPEN FROM A. M: TILL 10 p N. DAILY.
UNEQUIvoCAL SUCCESS
THE GREAT METROPOLIS.
rI1GE 81 S q rn JTr
THE rAvoRI1E REsppEzyous FOR THE ELITE
AND FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
MONSTER LIVING WONDERS FROM THE
MIGHTY DEEP
THE ocFsx's FsS A!TNIa4ioss. RFf1af SEARCHED
LIVING WHALE
ONLY siqoN hqSasog II n qT rMF WoHD SEA on HxHI
THE SA I,SSs sMAnyS ssAIs FISH AND
MXXHALIA Il En9T KENoTTyE oUAkTEks
GRAND AES ESoHEEsRs oSSoSsEs sEEEEs0Oss
rux SEALS FEB SEbhhE n 1AollhsrHA Il \ n AND NJ
ALL THE OTHER 4 FTSiTe ! + STrAAorloss 4. FED
9 APpaSSs 81 Hr rHS pE!So wsARE NARE
ASUAkIDM AS Hss kxrEDToSs s's xRRfvE. TUE SPECIAL
Giin6RES rkics
It'll $S5asi
Ga d. sSo q, ys nss O%s '''
40 Artist. siGpsn-o-r.ii. iprii. sis nsiis 20 Artist.
In expensive preparation onenbach's chingChou-HL
tGrnrcAs HrSfaE5 Sif tFaTvHF S9SHap COURSE
v,,xn, yAvll,x BAYARn TAYLOR n,.yI,,v, -
F:'s q, rssa. 3s 81 r%s'sa Tn square roe
Same lecture Brooklyn Ac.dsmy Tuesday. October H.
SrrISwAf nAhh 4HseDons 14SSfs 4asAss MONDAY
T#E iSSSsSRA4iss fSS$sSaS&S & OF = nhE 1T
wiz y, be sgRcs s;Hsesd i; wi waifSES ffsGeS BY
CHORUS and the THOMAS ORCHESTRA
The last concerts ofshi, .eris. will be syiysnen
ssRSstss . &c, a,zcntsn ssiIRsssk Oct 70 70
f,stes. sSoys ss.iasd !, .is box
sess sl SS ra al ss * sss ~
Eoxs AMERICAN -rhEArGs,. PHILADELPHIA
rnE nasDsoSksr rhiEsrrSs n f,Ik CITY
SrcuKE SEATS ososnsw s9s scSr ,,. rss;"H- THEATRE
TUE ANNUAL .fE>riyAL fuR rnh BENEfiT OF
the Aesasmy q snsic. sn The afternoon aud evening Of
The @snasers o she drsrsn. sea,res ana members Of
the profession have kindly volunteered tncr services for
the occasion. T
sss s"e ss ss from q, Sisters the Primes
following members OF the Committee
d. q. DOSOGHUE.
~ Howard It.
OWEN w. BRENNAN
6Ncst 18th st.
II. J.. DONNkLLY.
3d~ West 2.id
JoH> G. MCCARTHY
l3i BHrsow
FRANCIS HIGGINS
i5u broadway.
w H. Pope. DRAMATIC INSTRUCTION TO LADIES
w Actor or gentlemen preparing Tor the stxge. pr.
and snte theatricais or paror recitation. Ad.
EiocatiDnist drss sikiNWAY HALL Cali atsi 3yy
Broadwny.
TIAPGOOD SPANISH ARGIiED iN~IIP BOOTS
Ii give the tpnt regsnt ncs. ie"K
smaller Measures taken kiNSEY = shoe Department
Lroanway. corner - 18TH =
DASJo. jig, CLuu, IRISH JIG AND SONG AND
ID isnce ttugtt Tor the stage by j. BOGAN. uO East
Iioastou
The New York herald., 1876-10-15

The most memorable OF mortal marvels,
Captain GEORGE COSTENrENUS,
A NOBLE GREEK ALBANIAN,
TATrOUED FROM HEAD TO FOOT.
The world renowned Little Man.
ADMIRAL DOT
AN EQUESTRIAN EXPOSITION.
necessitatng constant change OF programme for Its
presentation
BRILLIANT AND VARIED TRIUMPHS,
without parallel in metropolitan annals.
GREATEST HEROES AND HEKOINES OF THE
ARENA.
NEW AND VARIED ATTRACTIONS WILL FOL
Low IN RAPID SUCCESSION.
ADMISSION to every department Of the Colossal Ex-
hbition, 50 centa CHILDREN under years. % cents
RESERVED SEATS, IS CENTS EXTRA. Doors open
and $40 r. N. GRAND ANIMAL AND ARENlC SPEC