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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-23

IL RESPONSE to the appeal for assistance from
the unfortunate inhabitants of st. John generous
contributions in money, food ami clothing are
being sent forward from all the leading cities in
to- Dominion and in the United States New
York will we are certain, do her part in the good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-23

MIR. TLDEN says he had no such income as
the government claims he had, aud that he paid
all the tax the law required. lie admits that he
neglected to make returns some years, but he
paid the penalty therefor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-23

Two HUNDRED AND FORTY vIGI-ANTs rode
into Mitchell, Ind, the other night, erected u
scafold, hung thereon two cfiigies, and left no
tice that their next visit would be for the pur-
pose Of a terrible vengeance. Mitchell must be
pleasant place for quiet family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-23

Der, four sons Of hers faced the best gen.
tlemen oarsmen the world could ofier and
really won-but can feel glad that they who
manage these matters for her now mean to
keep her up to the high position then taken
by her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-23

THERE Is A SMALL WHIsKEY Rebellion away
down in Tennessee. Casualtes-Onc man killed
and three fatally wounded last Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-23

THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE reports
the spring and winter wheat crop in splendid
condition, with higher average than usual.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-23

ENCOURAGING BUSINESS REPoRTs come from
Fall River, Mass. New mills are going up, old
ones coming down and capital stocks increasing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-23
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
TRIPLE SH E f T.

The HERALD ,ciU be sent to any address, free Of
postage, for One Dollar per month.
, 1877-11-12
AMUSENIEN'TS.
GERMAN DRAMA.

dFlkHAN OkNMLAs
The poor Judgment which has been displayed
by The management II the German dramatic
company Il, the New Chicago on several oeca.
sions this season WAS again painfully manifest
ed last evening. 1t wns certain that the reap
pcasancc Of Miss CottrelIy woutl draw crow4- |
ed house, aud, therefore, a play should have |
been cho.en whi.b was not outy calculated 10 |
Eiye Miss CottrclIy IN opportunity to appcAr ~ |
tho hest advantage, but also une that would |
hayc given the ott'eF pcrfot'uers ctIance 10
nuke a good impression upon the audience. |
Instead uf tts,s, two phys we're brought out,
ole Of which a about nH tame aud barren Ut III.
terest can be, aud tue other WAS too s.aurt and
was :. Erzehungs-lsesultate" u.csul'e Of Edu.
rat!onl, comedy ot tho Frrnc!i school by Carl
Blunl. The Dialogues are lung ana tedious, nhd
there Is nothing tu y to aiIl!sc or Interest. Hat
1t not been fur the brilliant acting 81 Miss
Cottrc1iy, who. .narGarttht l'estrr7. fad most
VI tho wurk 70 DO, It would have proved u cuuI-
plcte failure. lesides ~ Las Cotselly, ubly Mr..
korh aud Mr. lIelsucr playc.l their parts well.
as Mr.. WnldUrf, aud Mrs. llenser WIS equally
a. still aud out of place. The latter has been
cugaetd lately to take tue place" u Mrs Stslal!s.
berg u. eccentric old lady. yut while Mrs::
ecccntric old lady, she is ccrlain.
" far superior u the new acquisition,
and it is l,ari to sce what Sir. Wurster meant
| rs MIee Cottrclly las liz better support thnN
shr had Inst evening she cautlot EXPECT IL he
Francisco. md New York, where sle lad flrst-
class support.
Tho secoud play, sing1o. farcv in one act,
entitled "Pat,a liats Eraubth {tapa haa given
permissionA was butter sliapte t; thr capable
tics Of The company, and consequently nroYel
more of q surccAs. II showed thxt slis yrar's
company ia brtter adapted TO pluya Of .his Kind
TIC CHARACTER OK Eisa, tho butchers sirl, was as
prcttr picce Ut acting as tlas ever
| f,ecn seen in thts city, and tho applause
anrrcctatru. Mr. Rrboiter, rs Dr., [.Ltrteht,
, 1877-11-12

ra,nc actually rcnoanecd his inadel,ty. The
se.a;. :;,'s 5ree in etss'ns that ha died basphe"-
Ih,s t.r At coming slme viii refa.e the slander'
u .,e churehr- yet 10 be. -..-..-..-
pnscd that fainr rtnouneel lila tn6detttY. Why did
y"a Try q prosr bv Mary 1l|n'daIc That which yon
f'r,,,o iIe b,..on of my heart Thank m5sc1t for
having e''sapstd son to admit shst Thomas rslno
sion co,cesnins thc delth ii 81. Paine. permit
nt :" cali 5",r attention to the fnoring afsdavtt;
ts* H.: '9a' as toosa M .ss:ot i fr2s: .s;. !.
1t yuur dispo-a'. In tho year lxsJ Wllet Ilinka
made visit 10 Indians and stayed overnight At MY
The notning at hscnkFast my mother asked Wi1let
,::ws: .iss v'th 'She@s' Paine during hi. l,.t
Nr. ltI.ks .all: ~ was With him e.erJ day
during tnr iAssrf part of his last s.eknesa !"
wp ,Ss s p ps.e
statements my lie dla. -.thuse accounts that haYr
ths credit Of cnnnastng ffo'a h''catho1'e house.
81; il'ek. repiiad: "1Ie did rot ID any way BY
word Or actton.' -.
-. !. % + eall on cd ot Ie.ns cht!st, nsttns
them or either of the,nr"
W. itirks answered: ''Iic did not eded A.
~ se ey Y %y @Ss er*f IT, ri
suhseitbcd and swo:n before mo Uet 81, INT.
/ WARREN HtNLEH. Military fnGI!c.
| Tou h1y IN Jnnr last that ''rhauas fathc was
abandoned Of uoJ." ~ far ns thta controversy II
| concerned, II seeu1s 10 MT that tn that nenieuee
Juu hare most graphically described Jpuf own con
| uttlun. Mtrhfn. Jou snccrsa In all ,ehest under
| takings, remain Joura truly.
l!onENr q. 1x1z,,sott.
tSoERsolf'a HAil.r TRAINING.
EitcH HtfHtd,
place Of col. Robert H. lngcfsoil ,ntst be
ceneefnsd. t;ui lngcrsolt says he wus bofu II
Yates tuunty. tblaS and that must be held to
setie this .nhttcT. lie aeeuunts In his own wny fo
lt.c little FeYes1ty his father .nsy have exercised
and, as will tre sctn spcakR Dt lin With klIsl at
| fertion:
PEols.. III. Oct. n. Is77.-Mr DEAR ~
I was born at Dresden. fntes County, n r.. ol
the llth of August. ls;i3. khtw nothing at,ou
the '.taeldcnt" mentluncd an having happened 4
Aartln1I. aH That wuA bcfUre was burn.
| Ny father ~aa 1Isn u great natural lcndcrncsa
and loved his chlldteh nnlost u inannity. Tn
little severity he had was produced bY Lis re
| lir1on. Lilac most met. Of hle time. he thoug,
suIs,n,un knew something afk'nt raistn. children
For ny pfri. | think he shuuld have known bettr
thsn to place the least cunflrnce In the advice of
! man - utterly fdut!e ~ tu Imagine lie cuuld b
happy With 100 wives.
Wbeu think Of th~ kind OF God my fatht
alurned, ni,h the uwfnl consequences which be sur
t,o.eu would fuuw eac. infrhction Ut the ''divinc
law, anl amazed that be wnA k1nd- loving. at,
1enacnt a. he really WAS
| Thanking you for the touching compliment "a
pny tho mghiory u my muthct, l remain, YOU
frnIy, IT, q. iSaknsotL.
, 1877-11-12
A FATAL FALL,

DAYTON, o., Nov, 1l.-Last evening, between
II md Il o'clock. gruccrvmAn, Jacob Sn,iill,
was instantly killed by falling down stairway.
Tie WIS galns up tho stairs to bed. carrying II
little child In his arn.t. Ills wife ahead of him
hcatsi an exclamation and he slipped aml fell
backward, strikin. tfa bnrk Ut ills bead acuinst
the oor-sill at the fuut IT tic stairs with surh
force that bis neck Was dsloenicd.
, 1877-11-12

htsrts, He vi!f gf!c YOU such M inward we q,
will make duty /, delight. ant! all Hts wc1k AMI
.crvInc n Joy forever. Then shall W" sir" fftrn
Within a,,s mt from 'sft'n',t Tim th'fl t,n
live bv thu spirit an] not f,y thn LITTER nf the
law, and then, aud not TIL tftGt. shall you Lind
re+l.
There remains this one que.st.n: How shall
re conr, to Christi Tits phrase, j" Come l.!
st, pcrl.a p' 'Ias r,a,,y tl.'srret n1v:.Niftt.
With hunte IL ,nea,Ia, 1J:t In: Church; Will,
others !m baptized ;wt.h others, taEc the s1"Fa-
mcnt; With others, hciicvc, ur sny rtu lfci!erc,
a. to His nature or he nature Of the at"Ecnent:
Now, III all this there may be n,nctt truth, mil
Il Is doubtless sineerciy tati, and jet fear that
10 The world there ss tlut vuntatun, an! nahv
to me that the kpist ef the matter. tic fnwlr1
truth, tx ~ tEfs We arc tnyitcsl to rome to
C!tIst Himself Al a brother, sricnti, a living,
i&rsuuaE Savior, who calac Into the world su
,loyn'a aI,tn,t Clr'st. We arr t CONG, not u
The t,ycnsy. nine Articles OF the E!urr!t ot En-.
gau snor tho twenty-five OF tho MeshrllRt. nor
ti,c "liyc points " ii tic lresbYtetlans, nor to
u Cnlyersaf!sm. but y, jesus, Christ Himself,
m thc Light, tic Life, tho Savior Of men. What
tic soul nces is sa'va'fM' frosn s'u, at't IN In
ward life Of purity and peace, amt not q
.'''tt1 t1.o,S " 's'ss''" s. sasiot asl"F a sna S 's
sotit has only 10 Turn awaf from sin. aiI with
alt ts burdens ttrn A. st It can tu the Savior,
at,l ~ tckt t. ca pray to Him, tsst IN AMI
! take His yoke,-eo,ic under Ills tcaGt,lns ana
IL, His wt,-afni II will tttHi peace anl rest. You
lnay Hak Ia there not sntng theory, enfnc Intel
tcciual perception of truth necessary Yes,
certainly; hut that which IS 10 be perceived !.
ClIrlAt Himself, a,nl not to1nc thetry about
Christ. lie l. The Truth. Oh! how the Church
| cs l,aye fallen away Ir.'m personal communion
With Christ an! life In Christ br their cndlcs,
chase after crccls, aud their bitter qulFrtI'
nlout Christ. Df course, aa souls grow anu 1,
churches grow tuiics OF doctrine ur teach
| !tIc will gTow up nrolnd the rcrs0t
! and work VI uur Lord, L1,t alas alas
wien Hike thr th!ck clouds that sometime
hanu nl1nr the hcavy sky and shut ols th'
very sun Itself, tlcs. rrceds shut out tho lIrlns
C1rist. flercr knew bf one soul being rot,
ycrtcd whilst relIf1g a confession Of faith: hA
hundreds Of millions have been savcd By III
Word Ut tod, nn.i by atmpte prayer and trtsl
It is "w1th the heart that man bcIieveth unit
righteousness"
Ui Lhut could speak these blessed words o
Cflrist at The door Of eresy prisoners cell. ant
say, You may he free; speak then, TO the falie
atiu say, foti tlay rise; speak them to the Wal
leter md saY. Come llt'nlc; speak them 10 all /
troub1e,or want. or s0frow, OF death, and say Fn
you there is peace, for you there Is rest lIo,
masls oil about ra arc breaking down under tn
too ticayy burdens Of life. Obi weary Que,
cast yuuf burden On the Lord and you shall fin
| tckt,-
, 1877-11-12

cnuipscc. and he Will a!most inevitably
ru., the dcutmttors at his hnnk. or the t.nTern-
mcnt t1at. N m evi t''nr, nrytra ,''on '',n 10
or religion u cxalt bis heart, II he unites Will
ea.,lc church It IA without any cMiprchcrsi",t ~
Inc hight and elc1h of the Christian rttlHlos,:
flts wHtlf i. all sMAf, anil Ills conduct Ats 'tsel
prrtrt tly To his ws,5l.l.
i.u. the outline. OF the theme have been
skctched. Il only rGnlains 10 ann ny t!c
Thoughts. Tho vows 81 nll the aHei"nts ttars'
and has always needed tic uphuldtnts bower %!
VOWS and the most solemn osts. Hut the prt'g-
rcss Of civilization lah caFrIcd ~ tnt a~af lfnf
the obligations which lay In tile old natt' ~
childish ais, the ftaff of sick and weak t"''l,
tEc eItnt1c Yea and 10 Of Jesus Crltt hare cfne
into soc!cty aud have begun thrir high career.
Nat nil yet rec the !ntlnl'y Ut tho.e terms bni
The SORROW tllat comes from btnlnctA here alitl
the ioy that comes from sight will soun r"rraie
n,nnsfn to conftss tic radiance "of those cuisl-
tn0 stars. ... .;..
fine nttA can brlu1 sncress 10 old or ythIE4, hut
| that the mind must f'ass anil rcpass tFom tho
beautiful In form to tlic beautiful tn tose prt,i-
cpcs which direct and reward action: An IN
f1lcl who studies tho right will rcacll height tu
which a sentimental, thouEhtEcss Christian Will
Ii WA seen that man Is hnrn lnta The WOW of
tho right, anil necd not swear like Hannibal W
The altar. The WINS VI patrutisni, ntitl VI
| GU1Elt! i}lthFibft AlE Wv INV tnS Fo1l NS
Il is tasltonetl, and tl,c infant pushes aside IL
cradle and puts On laucuagc ami retcvtt'n that
II may Keep tic VOWS that are upon Il. We
arc born Into obligation, md live only 10 keep
into this "ycs" and "no' Of Christ cacl
century pours additional import. Vascs tl'ey
arr, Into which cacl. generation places = mr."
tlnwer. As men read the greatness ot liberty
they ef1out louder ycs for It. defense. a.
they rcnd the priceless wotth of Integrity the,
will more and inorc make The hallotttox utteI
It's rebuke To- all the dlsbonora!,lc. And may
We not hope tlat nv as much al TING shall purii,
tho aet.inl clsrtattanity md tcdurt II to life q
love 10 man mud uol, the yea aud anen At tii'
altar Will more md nnre charm thp world
Thus 10 your flexible wills, all &c ynnh:s ulcn
come tto great wordtcss VOWS of tho nation
come tho great outlines OF that Integrity Nbict
has surpassed all tho arts [n bringing happiness
come tile sttll miwhtcs outlines Oi religion, co1n!
their peace, to urgv you lntn the VOWS q IN
Lord, the sublime Yes and No u Jcsus Christ
, 1877-11-12

to tha E.itfoF ~ tbs Tribune.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1I.-Wtil you kindly allow mic
In opportunity 70 vtndicate snysclt before your
readers from the base charge u,a1e aguinst INC
by tue New York paper which you copied Into
your colu,nnsl
To say uothing Of the reputation Of the jour.
nal fsptu whish you were kind enough 10 quote.
siMuly 4este to aay that my family IL, 2ud A.
w4ys has been, In comfortable stances. st
present oS:upy!ng property owned by, tlleul-
selyes, tho children we'll educated, and thy
whom, accortiiug to statements, "they huvs
been Neglected u y furnishing them wScklv with
adequate sums OF money with which u provIds
the comforts aud even TIC lu1uHes of life, u
the numerous forms Of receipt tfon various
n!oney-ordcr offices throughout the country
abunlantly pr0yu,
WI remind you you that thu. - ..ms e., notsd9a. e;' y,
% bIsstms,! siiss Em'aa inn 2@1bo.s @ recently. i ~ w ~
Ju my case will deal suMmarily with them
tho moment arrive III New York.
Thauktng you for your kind notices OF NY
IL extending tho publicity ii thia slandes, se-
main yours truly AfToA&AA
NOTES.
1t IL particularly requested BY the manager OF
tie Rive King Testimonial TINT those attending
The coucc1t ln carriages will eutes and !eaya by
tbs Kinzic-stEres eutsancs, - that street Will
be kept clear fos the accommodation Of tho cur
r.ages. 4 large number Of extra chairs bare
been conycaieutiy arranged In the hall. and CAD
bs secursa to-iay at Root d sona, or Ut tAe box
Viiicu tonight.
III. Fryvr't opefa company arrived By psctln,l
tsa!n Last sycnipg from Cincinnati ; ossf the =
Adams, and Mr. Aasstzek occupied rooms q
tbs Sherman House. The otAcs leading astists
| ol the troupe were registered at the IEaMout.
! 1hs scasou opens to-nlxhs II aooley'a sith tie
, 1877-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
I'M !. Al 81 nj N LII

Special DstaIra to 7ht Chicago Tribune.
SrRNaTlEiu, ILL.,, Nov 1t.-Observance Of
the week Of prayer cosnme,srcd to-day, and
services vii, b. l.ctd daily during tho week un-
der the auspt':es Of tic Young Mcn's Christian
Association,
, 1877-11-12

Giles Llniment 1odido Of Ammonia enres neu-
salRs, tacc nchc, rhcunalsnI. ruut, frosted feet,
Chi{tlninE sore throat, cEvstpelas. bt,iscs, .anl
wounds Of every nnturc In man or animal. The
remarkable cutca tins remedy las effected classes
II ~ orc OF tho ntsk !nAitaht and valuable reNc-
dies ever discovered for c cure and relief OF aln.
". n. t.,LEr. No. All Sixth avenue: Your Lfn!.
mrut Inditlc OF Ammonia hHs cured my thcusnnt
Ism. r. +. CLAitksuk, TtrDtl. p1tchcss County,
u. !. For sale b. ali ,lrGgg!ss.
For dyspeptic pains aud indigestion, lake San
fori's .fdtj1nica Ginger.
, 1877-11-12

"Huguenota,r tcast 10 tho full strength Of the
company, and tomorrow evening The "F1ytn9
Dutchtnan wifi be given The curiosity =,
heat rappenhefm and Adams appears to be wide
spread, and there IL every indication OF brill
i6ut ecSBon.
, 1877-11-12
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. z Nov. 12-1 q. m.-For
the Tennessee aud Ohio Valley and the Lake
Region, warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather,
light winds, mostly from the south, stationary
or lower pressure.
EooAI ossHRrlr1oxs.
IA
, 1877-11-12

cut thcir wise teeth, usG the Eozodnnt, md NIL
who do arr wi1in. to declnsc TO all who don't usa
It tAat II Ia the n,npt pcrfect and delightful thing
fot Tho teeth they ever dipped 6rIsh into.
, 1877-11-12

MISS Won EI.SNEH.
New YonK, Nov. 1t.-AspecIalf from Paris says
Miss Won Elsner. Of Cincinnati made her debut
A& the Theatre Des lta1icns IN ntuctn Di Lam
mermoor," untler the name Of Mile. 1ittA. 6hs
WaA q CQQ1pIeto success.
, 1877-11-12

Maximum the rrtumeter. N: minimum, n.
uKSERAL LAMENTATIONS.
C1tctoD, Nov, tt-MidntFht-
, 1877-11-12

poor child sarea FROM wrong aud s&sed TO
goodness il 90 much. OF stu nn1 suffering
prevented and 50 uiuca, gootl secured. Every
lrunkarA or dishonest or tmpure nun saved
IL that nuch III tue way OF lessetlnE ts,e agGrd-
gate Of evil IN thc world Every saloon eloscd,
every gambllnE- -houAa shut up, u 50 much III
hospital for the s!rk or poor, every school every
good man in office, Il 80 much In helping to
make inst goodness among men.
Many sru under the heavy burdens Of doubt
The future 10 ttaEk and uncertain. They !ook
around aud tic Churches arc not agreed. Thsy
sc Tie dark aud difficult things IN tho Bible,
hut not its pages ol LIGHT. To all surh the
Savior offers thl4 rest: II they Will DO III.
trath. u III Il thsy Vii ooo.s 70 il'm: liz vii
weary road Of study aud criticism alouc shalt
thcse wandering ones coula to light, but by
aud BY TO- q n9d Al: :a " d.
able 10 We Ill thsqga clearly, y,-ncytt hase u ~!
dark questions answered. but thsy. .nay and
| rest Tor their touls, aud Journey Oh with sweet
consciousness Of peace and hope. o
Still others are bursaaneu because OF sin. Ioey
hase tloie wr1nT, and conscience test!des "a
| guilt aud wNus from the wrath TO come. lhey
have not only guilt, but sin binds thfus with u
bauls ot iron aud Will not let them 60. Old
hultts like heavy chains arc upon thcln, they
long TO 10 frer from it, power. Fur all such wan'
lsrers the Fatucr waits ind goes out 10 Mcet thchl
wien great way OF. TO all such lie otfeFa
the robs aud the ring. To all these weary onsa
Christ offers pence: the peacs Of pardon, thg
peace, the rest of purity, Of new heast, and y!
powr5 over sin. There IL not one 80 far on bai
b. may come back. There ia not one 50 low but
be maY risc up. There IL not fallen woman "
tno rlsy but may be saved ii she will turn te
God. There Il pot dFunkaru nor thief IL
thia ctr but msy hnd tho mercy Of Christ
There are 0these who are weary and heav'
laden because they are under ting bonda.e q
law and ceremonies, seeking rest iu tho outMart
forms and obsesyancea Ut this Church. VIII
them the spIsls d willing but the dcsh IL weak
When they would do good, owl i present: MT
th,s body OF dcathi' Thanks .be to God, IL
will give sou the victory through our Lof<
Jssus Chrlst. lie will wllte Hjs law upon yen
, 1877-11-12

not gu to IN altar and swear to he true ~ The
forms 81 good, but the instant they perceived
the right 1t becaulc Rn obligation wlleh could
not have been strengthened BY the o2ths OF all
tho dark ares, or by uplitted right band. Of.
siss x,you TO tho Holy Scriptures. When, for
EXAMPLE, the war-cloud suddenly gathered over
our land In lS,ji, what hundreds of thousands
marched forth 1t once to defend the Union Of
the Sta.es. Many who In the morning had risen
tor their daily toll At plow of Workshop werg
A. sundown In I soldiers camp. Rank aud
did lid not tesi she need oi ! vow. They did not
seek tho help OF an oath, tor thay hsa
bcea born into The obligations Of patrtotlsm,
and the uucousc1ous pledge pushed them into
Stanton ana Morton. aud marx how their Wilt.
grssped ths night aud ~ DAY oiled tue Land
With troops marching 70 hte aHd drum. In days
when these men knew not II they hal been
encompassed By the vordless VOWS of the ka-
public.
But patstot!su u only one form OF the right
From one learn sll. Go where you may, about
street, or home, or In socsety. the VOWS of the
AKasy ~ npo1 you Ia The money ma,xe
care, in c!ty office to which popular vote call.
ciilzcn. in Ill these places the great oaths ol
| nature follow msn, aud he regards them " bis
| Joy aild breaks them to his Eref.
Hy ~ much ~ one studies these irnmenss
| mandates Of Nature, by 80 much u 1t easier to
escape temptation and lea4 q bIameless life.
Tue soldier fighting 70 save great, happy IN.
ton u fully supported by Ihe stupeadous inter
est At stake. The greatness Of the 1alherland
| made tbe ancient& ANNOUNCE the strange thought
th4t It Is swect 10 die for ones countTy. ltw
| ea4Y for pnul 10 he noble saa to suffer when he
etooo !u the shadow OF tbs crosA So Ill temp.
tations arc emptied ot tletr 4eductiyeaess wheu
QUE graspa the quality Ut the world, moral, po-
litical, religious, that surrounds man. Ouce let
| Man get the universe narrowed down 70 hi
home uu y flashing avenue, aud 70 his own
table, and tululiuse, and toilet. and
, 1877-08-05
THE UNION SQUARE COMPANY.

THE UNION SQUARE COMPANY.
~ an: disappointed in your criticism Of sThe
DanicheiIs - writes member Of the Union
Square Company, ''becausc expected kcener
and larger appreciation of tic subject" This
is frank: to say the least, aud we DO not doubt
but that it is sincere. e You accuse the tone
for the time OF the play" continues the cor
respondent, assuming that the time is not tue
present, and tue manners not such as are sup
posed to be prevalent in Russia now. Either
the writer Of the criticism is entirely astray,
or the time Of the play is rot earlier than 1851.
The Countess dates llcr act of emancipation in that
year, ami all the characters wear modern cos
tunes. The point is not material, except for
the Importance attached to it By the corre-
spondens; but it is a pleasure to meet and van
quisll an adversary on his own ground. As to
the charge Of indelicacy brought against parts
OF the play, it will he sustained by many per-
sons who tave seen more than one performance
of "Thc Danlchcff." Moreover, tue indelicacy
is not essential to the action, but engraftcd upon
It for the qualification OF French taste. The
word indcI;cacv'' was used advjselIy in the
first notice Of ssThe Danicheffs." There is no
larre measure Of indecency in It. but only
, 1877-08-05

depends tie silver fringe. 4 bun II u the e1-
cu:Si{e s:ycr .crus fuc:us the ''buu1uet lie cor
sage THIS il undoubtedly one u the most
superb toilets tllat will be seen this summer.
THE ''oDDS AND ENDS" or FASHION,
as dealer is pleased to denominate the various
little adjuncts vi the toilet, are all such arc
well known, for it has suited Fashion to send us
nothing new for 4 long time Bangles still
jingle on white arms, little fishes, moons,
money, etc, still depend from bangles. Il new
fancy already quite popular has the and 10
cent pieces attached to these bracelets, ,snuothed
on one or both sides In tue latter case,
the wearer's monogram is engraved On
one side, and her crest tn the
other, or at option, some motto. When
but one side is prepared thu monogram Is put
on it. One Young lasiy has ATTACHED to her
bangles number OF snail COINS. each presented
by different attinlrer, anu engraved with the
donors name or initials These she wears a
trophies OF her numerous conpuests, as Sitting
Bull, for instance, displays the st1lps OF his VIC
Tins But bangles are not the only bracelets
considered IL mode. All STYLES are wor',, the
choice, however, generally being Tor a ice eold
hand. These bands are many In varlety,--->one
plain, soule chased, and others oT',amented with
raised Etrus:an work. i very hanusutUc brace
let, a,ni one in high favor, is a broad band OF
yellow gold. This is lappct upon the upper
part OF the back of the arm, and has clasp Or
buckle of red or green gold. Sometimes this
buckle is OF diamonds, ami then, of coursc, 1t is
much handsomer and Tar more expensive In
pins. the choi c is for an oblonc one, much re-
sembling tho sh1wl-pins recently used. Of
course. here as elsewhere, diamonds rank first,
and pins OF this description in these precious
Jewels arc handsome to degree. All otlong
square Of gold has in the centre Il crown oi did
,non,ls, or Il star, or any handsome design tnat
may bt preferred. T.te setting is generally yei
low gold ur blaek onyx, this last showing tho
gems tn the greatest advantage. I.oulcs, tlonl.
whom diamonds are too far removed select