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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-08-24
NOTICE..

U.S.IAnd ONCE,
Redwood Falls MINI. June 9th 1876. {
Complaint having been entered At this Office By
Mark Asplun against August Blank for ahxninnis
his Homestead Entry, No. 53s, dated Oct II h, i
1879, upon the west half Of the Northwest quartz,
section "A Township ia, North o: Rang.
esota, with view to the cancellation
II said entry: the said partiea hereby summon.
ed to appear at this Office on the 26th day Of Au-
gust, 1876 at 10: o'clock A. u: to respond and futn
ish testimony concerning said a!leee. abandonment
B. F. SMITH, Re9ister.
SOFT VIM. H. KELLY ,Receiv
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Mr.. Milton H. Cook and family, Of Delhi
Ohio, who had been visiting here for some
time, returned home last Thursday. Mr..
Cook is train dispatcher on the Indianapo-
lis, Cincinnati & Lafayette r. R.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mcmillan start ed on q
tour east on Tuesday morning. They will
visit the Centennial, friends in New York,
and other places.
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The weather has been very unfavorable
for threshing. Many farmers say that
their wheat is growing. A considerable
amount of wheat, in this County will be Of
inferior quality.
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WinOna & St. Peter r. r Lands.
The Land Office Of this Company will be
opened at Marshall for Sale of these Lands
on September !, 1876.
Geo. P. GOODWIN,
Land Com.
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Mr.. c. c. Sickle is suffering from a
severe attack Of neuralgia in the head. He
is unable to attend to business.
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To CONsuMERs:-lt costs you but
> tribe mere to buy > full pound Of
D. B DsLaad Z Co.'S Best Chemical
Salsrasss, than i does other kind.
!thas No ys.y prs9e " badly adslssr-
49,.
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

NOTICE OF COP PARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned have this day entered
into Partnership. under the firm name Of
Ruter h Cuff, to carry on the milling busi-
ness at the old stand, the Redwood mills,
Where we hope to see the friends OF the
did firm, and as many new ones, as will
call. We hope by strict attention and fair
dealing in our business, to merit the Pa
tronage Of every body:
S. F. Ruter
e. Cuff.
Redwood Falls MINI.
Aug. LIST 1876.
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l44 PENS FOR IS CENTS

ORDER 4 BROTHER. OF York. Pa. will send = boz
containing gross Of the r SUPERIOR BLrE BVsI-
MISS Pms, by mail prepaid, receipt Of IS cents
they will send dozen Of their escorted Psns, on
receipt of1O cents. Send Immediately.
Address CRIDER Il BRO.
Publishers, Booksellers AndStatio.sss.
YORK, Pa.
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Mr.. sheick and family, of riverside,
started to Pennsylvania this week. They
will be absent several weeks.
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LOOK HERE.

LOOh dEhE.
BY the first day Of September 1875,
will expect every body knowing them
selves indebted to me to call at my shop
and settle, by paying cash or givinga note,
as ! intend closing my business. All my
stock Of furniture will he sold far below
old prices for ready cash. Don't fail to
call and settle old accounts and learn prices.
My House and all my shop stock is for
sale. 1t is good chance for any one
wanting to go into business Of this kind.
s. T. BUNCH.
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6l2 persons voted at the election last
Friday the largest vote ever polled in
this County.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

CONSUMPTION CURED.
An old physician. retired from active
practice. having had placed in his hands
by an East India Missionary the formula
OF simple Vegetable Remedy. for the
speedy and permanent Cure Of Consump-
ton. Bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma. and all
Throat and Lung Affections. also Posi-
tive and Radical Cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints after having
thoroughly tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, feels it his
duty to make it known to his suffering fel
lows. Actuated by this motive, and
conscientious desire to relieve huma, suf-
fering, he will send free Of charged to all
who desire it, this recipe, with full direc-
tons for preparing and successfully using.
Sent by return mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper.
DR.. W.. c. STEVENS,
- Monroe Block. syr'onse. N. \.
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THE RAILROAD BONUS.

The election, held last Friday Oh the
proposition to issue Redwood County
bonds in the amount Of $1,000 to aid in
the construction ola railroad from thu
Winons & St. Peter road to Redwood Falls
resulted in large majority in favor Of the
bonds.
The vote in the different Towns stood as
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DIED,

. August 21st 1876, Ida Nay Whittett,
daughter Of John and Martha Whittett,
aged one year two Months and seven days.
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FOR SALE.

One light double harness and one two hors
Spring wagon, also, one horse. viii b.
sold cheap or exchanged for stock or grain
Can be seen on the premises Of the sub
scriber.
VIM. Crowley.
Redwood Rails, MINI.
July 9th, 1876.
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THE WEEKLY SUN

A large, eight-page, independent, honest
and fearless newspaper, Of IS broad col
umns. especially designed for the farmer,
the mechanic, the merchant and the pro.
fessional man, and their wives and chill
dren. We aim to make the WEEKLY Sun
the best family newsPaper in the world.
Il il full of entertaining and instructive
reading Of every sort, but prints nothing to
offend the most scrupulous and delicate
taste. Price e1.W per year, postage pre-
paid. The cheapest paper published. Try
+ Address the Sux. New York City. nl7
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VlCK'S FLORAL GUIDE

This il beautiful Quarterly Journal,
finely illustrated, and containing an ele-
CANT colorcd Frontispiece with the first
number. Price only Is cents for the year.
The first No. for 1876 just issued. Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
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Church Directory.

VuWICH 11IICCVVIyS
PREsByrERIAN.-Rev. Henry A. Dodge. Pastor
Services every Sabbath at II a. IN. and at p. II.
Sabbath school at 4 before 10 .. 10,
METHODIST Rev. E. Goodman, Pastor, Services
every sabbath at loh a. m, Sabbath school every
Sa.Ia:h, at 2ls pm.
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Lost.

Lost.
On Sunday July .23d on the roa3 between
Redwood Falls and Snndown' Pocket
Book containing money and papers. A
liberal reward will he given to any one re-
turning the same, to this Office, or to San
ford Baker. Redwood Falls, MINI.
July 23d 1876.
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Masontc-ANTlQUITY LODGE No. 81. A. r. /
A. M.-Regulsr meetings on the lat and sd Wed.
sesdsys In each month, * o'clock r. N.
ROBT. WATSON, Sec'y.
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Jessup has foe assortment of
green fruits ordered and on tho way;
also, q full general stock on hand
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BUSINESS LOCALS

Hitchcock &Co, have a full stock
Of Drugs. Sundries, Notions, Music
&C, (which they sell at the very
lowest figures.
Belt Bros are receiving fiue lot Of
new goods general stock.
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All communications and Locals must b
sent to this Office by Wednesday morning
to insure their insurtion,
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Job Work Of every description done a
this Office. No. l. Press and material.
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Oiacers Of RedwOo County.
Jldge Of probate-U.D. BALDWIN.
Clerk Courtx-H. D. BALDWIN.
shsrif-JAMES DURTNAL.
CSroner-D L. HrTCHCOCS
Auiitor-1. y. VAN SCHAACK
Treasurer-A, TOWER,
Register Of Deeds-riLL TlB3ETrS.
sSrsyor-D L. BIGHAM,
Atto:ney-M. E. POWELL.
CJur. COMMISSIONERS. s. STICELe.
SPIT Of Scheols-n. L. BIGHAN.
County Commissioners-D. o. KING Chm,
BEDAL. c. PORTER, J. NJ. LITTLE, NKELLER
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VlCK'S
FLOWER { VEGETABLE GARDEN

is the most beautiful work Of the kind in
the world. 1t contains nearly $50 pages,
hundreds Of fine illustrations, and four
Chrome Plates Of Flowers, beautifully
drawn and colored from nature Price IS
cts. in paper covers IS cents bound in
elegant cloth.
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THR CENTENNIAL RECORD,
Port,aal 1t,,ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

When Mexico can guarantee these this industry will at
tract immigration and capital.
Ten years ago a graduate of Dartmouth
College who had been studying law in Merrimac County,
N H. tool, cold which rendered him stone deaf
lie was compelled to abandon his profession and to go
West, completely broken down in health and spirits. He
has been successful farmer in Wisconsin, and now
declares that II he to begin life again he would
prefer the prairie to the courtroom There isn't much
glory farm" lie says, but you get a good, sure
living. You your master you cant be starved
or be turned out of business but far the work Is
concerned. these days of horsepower man need MT
kill himself farming any more than at any other Dls
where else and the smart man going ride while The
stupid goes afoot, in the corned rs wei as III the
bar or pulpit | should like 10 have my hearing again,
but wouldn't leave my flriu il had it," Is probes
siOna life the only sphere for brains College students
apt to think Farmers who go 10 college are
ashamed to TO the Old homestead and their
living as their fathers have done before thGi; Iis
could he pit into farming The day may come when the
colleges will educate hrstrate farmers ana mol turn on
30 %i %ag 'n'0 anu ''' "'' '""''''' '' ~ ~
A Santa Barbara correspondent of TIE
Louisville CoricrJO has the fastest stage
driver in California" This is the breezy story The
tallest time ever made when wager OF $4,000
was pending between the old California Stage Company
and the Pioneer Stage Company drove for the Cali
fornia The track was from Virginia City san Fran
Old Lent teeraphed 10 drive him 30 miles on
the strapped myself On the box and Lent ana TWO
other fellows jumped into the stage, and laid my whip
on. There was six horses fine flesh ms you ever seen
Them horses was worth 100000 just laid the whip on
every iump took OIL tho whip daring the WEolc
50 miles We were going down grad, down the S.eiras
Ihc road was pretty rocky and sometime uut LIP
the chas,ns a thousand feet dee by more than two
inches. Ii makes my flesh crawl now to think 81 II. Du
then was lust nervcd up 20 do anything, ana We come
down that grade ndaing Taylor was To drive the
next 80 miles, and he starts down the road ana e ait
him. and we run each Other Ave miles before we comb
check up and change passengers was PACK anu huo
All over bu made 30 mites In four hours the times on
toll
made with "a stage coach. The California heat D! one
bour and twenty inmates the whole distance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
GENERAL NOTES.

Frank McHugh, tool OF the conspiratOrs
IN the Molly Mcguire outragcs, turned states e't
dence at Potsyille Penn. Thursday, and ry cor
roborated the testimony OF the detectives. He made
clean breast Of IT, and gave full account OF tIe meeting
In September 1874, when plot was formed To shoot
three men When asked II lie thought mo would escais
punishment BY going tie stand. he answered "
think that ] Will not receive as much as o'AerWl'e
would, and conc udcd that II better TO 90 on me
stand than 60 make defense, and II would bt brI Oi
The rest TO plead guilty thRn to wait An eNciih
incident OF the count proceedings wac the testimony o
the Warden OF tine Schuykll COu.y JAN VINO sa,d lna,
kehcI one Of tbe prisoners, had reE fkci 10 NM "
wont get justice but, don't get Justice here, tue
old man az Harrisburg Won't back on ~. Let lhcin
crack their whips, for the old man at furnishing Won't
or darent 20 back on AS The old at Harris
burg was not called 20 the witucss-staDd.
The Hon. John w. Foster, United States
Minister Mexico In letter 10 the secretary of state
cas attention the cultivation Of coffee In our neigh
boring Republic. Mexico, he says Is exporting very
niue conee but II has agricultural capacity for produc-
ing all 'nat can be consumed IN the United States, and OF
agonny' 100 equal 10 the best grown In any country
Inns saying great deal when il ~ borne In mind that
.e oh'eu states import considerably more than one
.hru OF the cohee crop OF the world "Mexico he says
,rdn,, .elules pnst has been famous Tor Its great
vOIon ana exloftaion OF silver But in coffee alone
possesses Tar greater source OF wealth and prosperity
us natural capacity for Ia producou is at least equal u
nst oi BRAZIL yet The value OF the coffee annually
ION nfaAI " more than three times great
that OF the silver aud gold product NJ McxicoD Agrcu
e require something besides natural conditions OF soil
anu climate In order n become great sorce of national
"o'''u" 1nerc must De peace and sound goyernmen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
THE DRAMA.
TWEyTY-THIPD STREET OPERA HOUSE.

A farce, adapted from the French of NJ. OF
feuh,cb WAS nroduccd here on Saturday evening. in
nraeapcc Of thin hu: merry and sufficiently dcmonsra
five audience The suhject-Nr ChcUicnri's troubles
on the occasion Of his musical party-has been exceed
inrly well worn ON our stagc-thc best English iusrJ
zion Of 1t given late days having been that Afforded
sone time ago by the Susan Cation troupe The version
made tN Ncssrs Kelly and Leon found TO he agrcra
bic though much long. IL afforded Mr. Leon the OPP
porunity display his extraordinary ski Ill 'iahE
senae human nature His OF fhsctto, his carriage
Of the body, As skin in hfidling aud making eyes, ana
his constant artistic preservation OF the female STATE are
such as make him really curiosity. Mr.. Leon cnactoG
:he daughter VIII 10 be Son.ag. W. cho"he"r'
WAS presented 10y Mir kcy-an actor who, though prom
cent liz business does not create Al Illusion; ne II
always acting, and the spectator always KNOWS H. Hi'
pccuiarliies hOwcyer-whch are sense OF comic per
pIexity pnd a certain humorous good nature-arc sGm
GENTLY pleasing.
Besides the farce which set IN neat scene ana
which VIII ne Continued on the bin for some mc tdec
were doz n other features in the entertainment INC
yocas.n OF Mr. G. n. Gordon merits especial mention
He La rich. strong. sympathetic voice, ano taohcH ID
is much worn he IL so as To Producc G"ou ch'c''
The delicious serc,iadc from GCncvicve de bidbdh'
was neatly and Jcnerly sung by HIM They nave IN eN
traoldnary dwarf this theaer being 50 strange ana
shapeless ard so well adapted TO groesquc sport mat he
sees 80 have been made for them t. onter or one n
fancy that a ear-oyle has been taken from some ola
tower of the Middle Ages and galvanized into he Inc
Diet OF the Quarts. he Opera-bouhc ahoady hi'u
introduces this sIHsa. creature. AM he acis ais" VI
little farce called Boys both times In contrast
with the lung dad occasionally bfoai Mr' D. ~ sur
riJre-a clever actor Mr. L. Benedict NJ. j W. Moan
drews and Others Hp the sport and give variety 70 h'
entertanmou; 81 this ie3ter There il much character
IN the company led by Mcssrs. Kelly ard Leon, ANA mncA
ycr,uce and taste have bcon shown IN tE' manage
inent of their tbea:er, through this trying Summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

FoRr AIT,cErD ANp BURNED WIN f"IEIEEN
Mis- ISsIDE H. whLIs--Thr IA1E col. EhENi'
HE SPANISH CUMNt&rEF FEENAhDTL KILLED.
HAVANA, via Key West, Aug. l3.-On Aug.
.lxy u.ts-i, u,lon.ug to the sincat "f lncc''"
attacked Fori Jaquos, situated Ia P"uid1 iayabdni. "
ii. 10 isticiiun - ,rufuog,- and demanded IL h'
r,rJ.r pu,sid The fo.t they found four men packn
pio.soua who .'uIcudcrc; bat - men inlidc the io,
brsar H..us nj refused surrol"rT when the ihsn.
gents &c: nrc "a, fort. which totally destroyed
ana the bcsc.rd all buiu,o 10 death.
The insurscnt chief, COL Reeves sometimes known -
Al Irrlrso WHO was killed On hgg. 1, was an American
b birth hon 20 wear. ~ ac. man OF great cooin'ss
ANA yalof aud highly esteemed 10y his foil wrfs al'
rcspcded b., hs enemies. Reeves came TO Cuba tn
1863 with Jordan, whom he ac,cd a.
orderly. Gen. Ryan made him lieutenant oi
cavalry. aId Gen. A.IJmonte. who was hlIrH
in May, 1873. made lin niajor-lcui"nhn.-
colonel and subsequently colonel lie was ditef"""
rroGotcd To- De bIigaIic lie nine times Wounded.
~ notions with the soani1rs, D. ha IN his MP
which was never extracted IIiS d,ath, ~ related b'
cy,witucf 49,. occl red fooWs: Reeves, commanding
10 ~ united mrn fcil into ambush, bus managed 20
retire aitr a few yoIleys had been mutually exchanged
Int bc.n, pursued and seeing the enemy stronger III
force tn they ordered L!s men to separate whch NJ
altered his course aud fell into another ambush aud Wa
h1dIy wounded In The neck AMI a'm lie, however KEEP
on lut was closely followed by mulaito "ho was MS
scryItt al the beginning OF the bat Nho hhd attJ
pi. sed over to The enemy. The muntio contH'ed L"
Give him some sashc, with maohetto. aud then oni>
Reeves fell from bis hOrsc. The account Of bs ii all"
given by lc Spanish newspapers quite different from
the above, aud h INCORRECT.
on The 81 inst 100 AMI officers OF the spanish
troop commanded by Fernandez IN the jurisdiction Of
y.acl.a were attacked ~ superior In urgent forces
and Dispersed officers and 20 returning 20 Jic"a
and Is 10 the TrOchd the rest are missing. Nhrh tu,
disaster be- ,lur Known 400 Spanish troops were stht
from CiCgodCnra 10 TcConnuitcI tue tOund, VINO !uuu
Conmdu Fernandez and Othcs Killed on TIE hcli oI
action but could find traces OF the insurgents lhh
version Oi the affair In entirely from spanish sources
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
SALE OF GOLD ORDERED.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WA~nINGToN, Aug II, 1875.
The House OF representatives, 1t viii b. remembered,
In June last passed joint resolution providing ioE
commission 10 be appointc b. ha President pro tenn OF
the senate and Speaker OF tue House. Ia consist Of
three residents aud three nonresdent' OF thu District OF
Columbia, 10 frame permanent form OF government Tor
r District and repOrt To- the next session OF Congress
Tie .nde Committee ON tine District OF Co!umt.a re-
ported amendments IL have the COuI sion consist VI
three Senators aud tire" members Of Tie House oi RC
r.entat!ycs Repeated efforts 10 induce the senate TO
uass IL have been far unsUcccs3ui. IL ~ Iro1ilc
that the amendments " the committee VIII ne noi-u'i
cured iu sud joins resolution passed ~ II came 0h
tnr House OF Representatives. Ii appropratcs - 900
for The expenses OF the commission
II has b., II charged that paper which representative
Lord showed TO members Of the House at The time
his suffrage resolution passed, letter from Gov
Iild.n comm. nGing the resolution. This Is mSiak"
Cos, lid II wrote su,h letter The paper shown by
,rpre.,ntatNc IOrd Tie original resolution, copy
OF which lad been sent to the Clerk To read
The House Committee Military Affairs has AK ecd
To the senate bill allowing tie President To increase The
c,lvarr regiments by 1000 fresh recruits.
lfor Rgucr Report Of Congressional Proceedings see Eghh
fGgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF JEWELS.

Arthur Z. Lebkncclicr of Newark, \. j., called
last night at Police Headquarters and stated to Ia
spcc,or cD,rmott who was In charge, that he had
been robbed OF jewery worth $50 O0O and had
10 b. rye that II stolen by thieves
IN this city lie said that he y travelling agent tor
tine firm Of Morgan IIendcy jewelers.. OF Philadelphia
and that on last Thursday lie left the goods FOL safe
keeIng in the baggage Of Haynes Hotel in SpIaS
held Mass. receiving check FOR them. The Jc"ory
was contained IN case covered with black leather ana
secured by three straps. During the absence Of the
clerk some person who had undoubtedly followed him
from this city stole ease which contained 20 cameo
rings, 70 amethy rings, 40 cauco ana coral ladies sSs
10 Roman and other ladies' SETS 100 pairs OF sleeve bu
tons so pairs OF ladies earrings 80 dozen Sfnds, 80
lockc.s 20 ladies' medaOns, 20 gold vest chains. also
Ladies' chains gold and silver spcctaC shawl pins, ard
nm of icwrlry valued at cost u, 5000 The
Iuspc told the gentleman 10 c.l in the morning,
Sm,riutcnlent Wang, AMI furnish accurate 'lc-cril
ton of all articles. when detectives would be sent ii
search Of them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
THE MURDERED NEWARK POLICEMAN

Policeman S. Stanley Brock, who was nfur"
dered by two burglars alleged to be Thomas Ryan AID
Charles O.chwald at the residence Of Horace Beiel
Clintonave and Murray st., Newark was buried ycser'
day afternoon squad A, to which the deceased officer
belonged acting guard Of honor The police depart
ent and the members OF the second class Of tie Newark
High School OF 1862. of which Officer Brock was
member. attended tho funeral IN a body.
The procession, which was very large, was
plocelad by q band OF music. ENcr-
dsrs we're held az the house Of the deceased Officers
mother, az No. III Southst and 1T ST. Pans MrtOdSt
Episcopal CGlTch in BrUldst. Officer Brock was AN eX-
enulay young man. respected by ns fellow officers am
esteemed by all who knew him. His nloher Is nndet'
stood cousin OF eX-Sanator Nau3 % Oho. Slt Is
destitute circumstances and Is nov depr%i OF her
only means support. The Police Mutual hiI AaDc'-
tio has appropriated 1886 for her ASSISTANCE, aud the
Common Council it is expected, will appropriac $1,000,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
nRAMATIr NOITS.

The opening of Ni5lo's Thcater is now
assi sneC - sept iAstcad OF Aug. =.
A revival of Round the Clock" has been
projected ~ TIE Fun Ayanae Tncater
"Sit;ing Bull" has reached the theater, ana
may be contemplated a. NDOt'S Mr1
\ current report OF the proJrctel return o.
Mr. George Honey To tIe American stage Ia ~ COM"
nation.
The Fifth Avenue Thcater VIII he leoptncd
on the 28th instead ol the .Sth inst fhe Oyhd" optn'
tonight .
Saturday Matiners of "rhe Mighty Dollar y
viii be cven a. Nallake incatef on aud aiicr next
SATURDAY,. tie lHiE int.
Mr.. william Warren, the distinguished COM
cdar Of Rostou, has arrived - Nr" FORK from - We
whee he has been passing time OF rc'-nd l. AT 'h'
WindsO. Hotel
Miss Nelson will begin, tonight, a bret
p,ofr-sioial tour tio English p-o inc1' il''lt '
ing four NIGHTS week. ON tne l4th OF Oc'"D'r sic VIII
sail fJI America
David uariicli' ia in preparation, at the
Fifth Avenue Th,atc., 0nd Mr.. S'trciu "lI I seen ~
auothcr Of Ms special character. lie PLAYED JHr"
Ld,i76t VEcu iie N> last at Wal 'Er Ihcd't!, am '''
perform. anCe Is vel icmo hi""Fe"