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Ola World stories.


From the realm uf old-W world story
There teckuus hlt huui,
THAT calls up the Sweetness the glory
The sounds ui lna-lc land,
Where huge flowers troop m the splendor,
Ol closing day sgulltu red,
And gaze On each other with tender
Looks, as oi luNers new wed,
where all the trees. 700. have voices
Aud all ike chorus sing,
And a sound MS ot MUSIC re'oices
In tile babble VI every spUug.
On the air songs N love are swelling.
such "a never elsewhere thou hast heaTd,
Til by ycaruings divine beyond telling,
Thy soul is dNlnelY stirred.
oh. me N might 80 thither.
AMI gladden. my CarcwOru breast,
Shake of all the sOrrows that Nither,
he happy and truly at resti
All. many time In my dreaming
1h.Oush that blessed region roam
Then the morning sun comes Win its beAmlng,
And bcatersit all hke ioan.
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the net reserve the banks holding S2 $50 40 in ex
cess OF the legal requirement The discount line was in
creased 81 ld2 800 and the circulation Sl3ou The de-
posts were reduced st01O0O Of which 1921 900 was
specie and 1852. 81 legal tenders
Milwaukee wheat receipts b2.5OO bushels thinmcnts
10000 Chicago wheat teccints 1886 100. shpnle nts
lj2No Corn receipts 10000 shipments 327 $40. To
ledo wheat receipts CGOD shipments 10 UO0 Corn re-
ccipts p 90 shipments none
,Hg'grnment bonds ruled strong. The following were
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Poisoned by a Spider. Bite.

F1U Nf TINfIu7qh fOnm01W
A few days since j. Samuel Mcdowell, Oxford
'hr,i'r County. Pa, went To brush a spider on ms
s.Notr. wItu UIe insect stung hlm ON the hnger Tho
hi A. "nrr hc-su - swell ant m atew hours Mr. Ne
b"wr ". suhyag The most eNcruclaung pain Before
"tntus hc wa, utnrtnus ami u short time the poison
unl spnai urou.noIt ~, sysrm. sunsent remedies
we're hipu,' AMI Mr Mcdowell is now much better,
i.- i, crls suil swollen, the icsh OF which VIII
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BiNKfNG AND IININcriL.

ENrFRrEisfNG TTofLE iN THESE riNFs DIRECT
THOR aueuuou to legitimate stock speculation ~ larse
aud small sums We are glad 10 that tue nriu Vt
f'cs otcrt CO ~ Broai 't ai dining the stock Ia
change utcr the oppurtumues thus.. desiring
speculate To- tho extent u So $40 SOD thH
stug iargcr They Sud iull Information tree
on az tphCauOu, and punish u very valuable financial
IAltf.
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Fishing In Texas.


Fou he A'"im S'Iondh
on Tuesday Mr. Archer, the greNt American
Nnn't 4" Nr ,MNrAln. caught hitecn alligator ana pike
ths AZ "ir uau Wlih seine. about nNe miles below
ne city INr smallest M the Ia weighed seventy 1ye
pounds Mr. Archer has also caught several Immense
cHtAsh Tie last tWo DAYS
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W'untto-

vVANTED-Expcr pcrienccd seal rickcrs Apply
w NICHOLS BROTHERS A co, $50 Broadway.
tNANTED-Firstclasss silk velvet hat makers At
w BULLARD GREENS, 2ud Fulton st, Brooklyn
WANTED-silk warncrs douhlcrs. aud wcavcrs
w W RRiTNENFR ~ Tompkius t.
NVANTED.--2Og good hands viii nnd .icady work on
w hair goods NJ BOWSkI 81 Howard st.
ANTED-Good croch, trrs on wOrsted work. Ap.
w ply all week II Wooster II.
- HAND loom wcnvcrs wanted. Tor weaving fancy
~ stlk iringcs. ApnlN imtut tfittclN. ~
JOHN r tANI a 60. 10 Mercer H.
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n VIE @ ~ ''' ~ "goFie'
Ir""Vi''r nv 10. #. W w -i"DNv.t,,.
Butbrcarn.t BE- i.lini
tAn. ii, dicd in the hcd of battle,
ile dad 900 he hrd.
Win s'ory IA h'' soul
Yonm.y seek him ocr the mountains
AMI o,cr ail ne hi.ls.
~ There y.a canno, and him.
'""+-he "'ed' Ae'
He isrone a htic Journey.
And lan you t,il mo whsrc'
yhai H.. may 80, go an, ani nga him.
VI! D9g',m .,.hIle l,i y, ,,,.5 s1r tc
saw him on NE hesrer'
saw MN horne away,
AZ AZ ,sii az. ,s'S'g .la. yns aiarT1 iiir1
"' Cto1e-lie di.d tc
pcaih robbed me church ami people,
i". H., .,@. .o,D' auly '"y iny m'yItf in,ber io0'
A%l XXI b,in AZ, ~, i,rE
Cio,m-Ie died Gc
-
ne pam OF a. a. an an Is sLlttcr
H. is,ier rIh'v h,. triri tha monster;
lie - me wi,h thfi,t odw,l
c,orls-ie di,d, a.
u,r, c,-t...,,
tdv,h =. bme m m sh"rit t,e
The church mourns his departure;
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.Ex dividend
The total number Of shares dealt in was "a 290.
OF which Northwest represented GiOO: do
prcorred l9,O5O; Delaware. LHckawanna and
Western &. 500; Lake Shore. G.3Ou; Erie. 1910 (;
Union Parillc, 4025; ST; Paul. 4005 do. pre-
cy 2l3Q; Wabash. ! i0G; Rock Island. Obs;
Pacific Mail, iO5; Western Union. 300; Hanni-
bal and 81. Jo. 1905 do. preiorrcd 800; Illinois
Central. 400; G.. G., G. and l., 300 Cleveland and
Pittsburgh. 2i0: Chicago and Alton. 800: New
Jersey Central 43O; New York Central. 225 /;
Morris and Essex, 300; Ohio preferred, 200 I;
Western Union. 500; md Fort Wayne IS.
Tho gold market was dull at 1902 lO0E
opening and closing nj 1OOh asked rhe FOL
lowing were the prncipal quotations 10 4 NJ, lprs;
80 lOOa luD1s In loans tho rates paid for the use
ogold were = and nat, and for CARRYING !, per cent
Exchange Slul3SODl. gold balances, 81, al 500
and currency balances sl4id3jl the gross ceangs Of
the week having been small and amounting t. only
IN com interest on the public debt aud Tor the week
si6l .upl having red, emed Slno0pl IN called bonds
which during tle week aggregated S7~l Us receiving
during the same period in CON Tor customs ~ lsbp
1hc days business at the nited states SuhlreAsury
was com receipts f267 l26 6i. com paNments ta6a
2GI 81 coin balance Sl2Op3H b-4 ~ currency receipts
s47d.d3id; currency payments sll ,Wi 10; currency
balance f46 3i2On OF Customs, s1dl.tpl
The internal revenue receipts AT Nhshlngton today
were tlouno, and the ca,tom reoeinis, sJ3ann The
for redemption which makes total u 49, l7e0o for the
week. The Treasury holds $50 62OuOl Of bonds to
secure the national bank circulation, also tl5HNEnior
amounts 10 S32l eeooOO currency notes aud sl,t5uIO
Foreign exchange was quoted 81 s2S and Sis7 for GO
DAY bills ana short sght resletuNey. ., ,
Money loaned at ia@2 u cent on call Business paper
was quoted 3ai "A cent
The paaE statement reflects decrease OF sSis $50 in
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A -.uNDAY rXCuvsuoNs TO HAN

= . IfN ANb ASlNhlA Tie SNlNHn Dell SNlNHu
rl,n, str'r am. eni Grove. will make regular sun
lhV irips sept % landing At South 1T IT., Williams
bnr.h IN - Astoria, ls,fh st. each way All boat
LEAVE PECK ~LiP-inI5 ii.i5 4 VI: i2i5 90
tp . g. $3.50. 10. - -. d.th s7.iu NVpP VI
LEAVE ilAtIfN -s.l $3.50 fuslt ~ 80 A. NJ
II ll - 10, ~. 3 10, ~. % "a. u.ou. 7uO T. W.
connect with tram 900 Hunters lointaud for BrightoI
Beach Fare ten cents on sunday
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qain;s, oils, &c

ED PFK Gent can hc saved hN iio rnn'rrs fry
cO the undersigned Patent hcmlnc lunnus Ftlt,
ready ton uac. war tuirc hut 10 lsutr 90 Itrl co., fn
preserves ANY nct1lfuE lusNme fu'r h1trnf. An
lon. Call VI seuI orders ~ Jt7 West 3-dsl - FkAAA.
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STEAMBOATS, ano aullru1os.
A -rrorLr,.ryr>I>oII>rro

A PEOPLES EVENING LINETO ALBANY
n. LEAVE, PIER a. y X. IOOT CANAL sr.
DAILY Sundays excepted. At 81
Making clusc CONNIE ctuus with trains ON Y CENTRAL
X Tor the Mcst and DkLAMAKE ami NJ DsON H. Il
tuk IilE Nokli II ahl - sci EHANNA 4 X
THIS Is THE ONLY NIGHT LINE OF SrEAMEM
SELLING 1ltktI> AND CHECKING BAGGAGE 10
fLA Is ON TiiE y. \. CENTRAL X r.
FREE TRANSFER TO and from BROOkLYS hy BROOK
LiN AMEN TICKETS FOR SALE no all the Priucir1
Hotels aud Westcots Express Offices IN New YORK
Brooklyn
A Evening boat FOR ATHENS. SrvY
-. VISA NEN BAlIlMpkE. ant tOElMANS-
steamer WALTER BRETT will leave Pier a. foot N
Canal IT,. NugtH hlycr every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
aud FRIDAY at ocucA l. VI
A THE MARY POWELL Pier 80. y,
- Z. X We frY -. fflN 40 % go 4 NJ making an usuI
TROY BOATS-CullEN~' LlNE.-Nc, TaI1cs
=. GAMER, Navc du.Y. except saturday. at q T. w.,
nom frr ~ r., ONt Leroy II Sure connections fnI
an gints N"rt AMI West Free transfer from Brooklyn
The sun., 1878-09-22

Il INVNNN v z 7 IENIONN N,-NiUnWrrs ITAi-
a. LEW. NuEW. MIA ,nl slADi SIDE viii make
Llr reN4r Nuui % 80 DOB ASTORIA ltrlpm and
MoTti.anh' landing u "ruti o.. 800 IT,, aud ilnh ~.
chch way, nnf connect boat. for iilgh Bridge
Lowe FULTON MARKET SLIP at 80 iu.i5 i'i1
sP '' '' '' ''' ''-''
I.nye MoRRtst tNtAat7.3o g. @. 10 iot5 A. VI. I'm,
u .. ~. . 3D. g - 4.p 5sgl ~ j. NJ
luhuoCt ting no Gl ~. with Manhattan Beach Railroad.
Pare ON sundays iuc. G. a. iONGSrREET Suptt
The sun., 1878-09-22

TODAY lsuNnAM. sErr q.
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4 f M ", & ~" , ,ni'a ",n,, VIZ i,"n' ,1NSA ~ N,Nt
NJ ,.raud It.. ~ A. " ~th IT.. U3lA ". Id - g. u
.5iN Il. g so VI. siih 4. luA NJ Returning
ttN,s college Point 4. VI. FARE ~ cents each
g. H. LDNGSrKEET supt
The sun., 1878-09-22

TIE FINEST AND LARGEST EXCURSION STEAMER
IN THE WORLD.
The sun., 1878-09-22
tt,anttS--- ttma'ts.

4 -vP-TOMN NADNEWTIsERs
- . MAY fTNc fNsir flNnr~ fIif the
author y'r 800 town nivtrti~"meut offices.
.S3~ Broadway. rurut- nj rlst st. ull % p ". ami
30S ", 4 2ad II. corner -th avn = ?. VI.
400 800 av cufnrr o' f7fN st.. ul = =. VI
%: J. tst 4th = corner lnllu ..uAte. AL = ? "
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GRAND REPUBLIC.
The sun., 1878-09-22

LANDING At YoNKEps. CORNWALL. WEST POINT
AND NEW Iuli.
The sun., 1878-09-22
RRIomTON nEACn.
GoAND SEE rnr BEAUTIFUL PALI.

ROUND TKlP - CENTS
Poats from Canal Il tor FORT LEE PLEASANT VAL
LEY. AND SHADY SIDE on SUNDAYS At ~ A. ". Il
VI. : amt = DAILY At 4 VI amt :. 80 and : II
= NJ andnr At 2fth IT. ana 3ih st. Daily and sunday
- minutes later
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Excursions.
A -A.-UP THE HUDSON

ANOTHER CHARMING EXCURSION To YEwBuRG
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
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dClanlto- Hlalts.

4 -BofS aged 10 to II. with good yoires t.i.ht
- music, and nntl according 10 ability. Apply Mon.
daN rom D tn "a T. w. at schuul lui.uns ad. ouins
Ohurln n tIu cnrmur ni Nih nv md .aIu n
The sun., 1878-09-22

When this hymn wns over there seemed to he
some discussion among tho hrrthrcn-urcbabiy
rs TO the eNpediency OF more preaching and
tho discussion was growing very animated.
own hands by rising and departing. Fearful
: no the lnu'iaiigl'ile -iN would preach IN as
long rs oue poor sheep remained. arose and
did the same.
The sun., 1878-09-22

vi NVNUNN- NTIL IU. 0NI 0TI0T 'faIna leave Green
POINT uu the even hour from % 4 NJ % T. VI. Pas.cu
rcrs leave 2h 4, Ncw Nork Hc - minutes before TIA,
point hourly up TO 80 = NJ boats ami trains VIA bar
Ri-e. every hour. and train. Prospect Park everJ
htli hour, same NJ heretofore.
Soc small time tables
WEST POINT OK NEW BURGII. dai3
w except sundays. DAY LINE advcrtlsouicnu
remain Al WEST POINT hours. NEWBuKGH nearly1
hours. due at New York e. return at asil
The sun., 1878-09-22

FOURTEEN ruRorGu TRAINS Each Way DAILY.
IliKlE DEFOIS IN PHILADELPHIA.
TWO is NEW NOKk.
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FULL MILITARY band WILL ATTEND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
PICTURE NO. 4.

Never Mind the lime OF Drin-The Park aud Garden
OF inc Duke ne The People who Take Dem
ocraiic Ride 10 Harlem from Peek ,p"rhis beautiful
Painting will East Recognizeln this Scene will be Told
the VISION Ibis must be seen through glasses
to hear u propsryl-vaicutne de Mooney ana Cannon
Knees Let IT, the GatcA Lot OF Bre1th Lost which
Costs u.s. ST. and "a and 10 cents to Catchrhe Bum and
vsx Association Hold Caucus Now, In which John Rain
hard Chsunts 'lhe Isle BiackwelIDav. BrahAm. who
PStls tho string which Sets the world warbng. Tree
in~ndouS,y Tremuo's His Trcmers. which Will Cxuse
Oeisous Trcnons rhc Che cild and Father Phopene
Oh, let US be joyful us
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AsIUsEMEnrs.
GiLAokE's GARDEN
MONDAY EVENING. March 25, 1873.
GRAND FORMAL OPENING
OF THE SPRING SEASONS
GLORIOUS METROPOLITAN
AMUSEMENT EvESrl
THE MONARCH OF ALL:
THE GREAT LONDON SHOW.
sANGER's: ROYAL BRITISH MENAGERIE,
DocKRILDs PARTISAN CIRCUS TROUPE.
SPECIAL. NEW, GRAND AND
TREMENDOUSLY STARTLING FEArUREsi
Frs. appearance in New YOrr In eight Of tho
best known most famous accomplished intrepid and dash
ing male bareback rider in existence. whose name Is
household word throughout the civilized world.
Mr.. JAMES ROBINSON.
engaged salary ranscendiug that ever before given
10 any other artist in mis- line.
disappearance fthe Supreme Princess Of the Arena
Nine. ELISE DOCKRlLL.
the Incompatible uncquaed mssnhcently graceful and
superby skfu equescnne whose challenge to the
entire world to compete In phenomenal teats Of
bareback principal trick fancy grand four horse n.y.
ing hurdle acts remains unacceptcd.
An entirely new emnently sensational feature
SHOOTING MEPHIsrOPHELES PROM A CANNoNi
an being the MIR fearful velocity
sixty iceti
The extraordinary astonishing feat ever accom-
pshed the aid OF human SCIENCE and grand specially
altogether, and entirely original with the
cpv.n 1nNDnN f,rpcJrs
HUNDREDS OF NEW ACTsl
HUNDREDS OF NEW FACESi
The entire ransacked Tor gorgeous ana
fresh attractiOnsl
AN INCREASED MENAGEkIEl
Ferocous and Untamabe Forest Monsters and Marvels!
MATINEE DAILY for LADIES and CHILDREN
AN IMPOSING CALCIUM AND ToRoHLIGnT
PROCESSION,
SATURDAY EVENING, March %.
dreds Of knights armor Golden chaross OF glitter
Miles illuminated picturesque and beau
tihedeAges filled with living wonders!
.se THE ROUTE
26th ST. and ADDISON r. NJ, Madison 23d ST. oth
42d st. 9Th uv. Hudson Canal Bowery. 80 av
42d ST. Madison Gilmores Garden. should weather
unfavorabe day parade will positively be given
Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
PICTURE No. 3.

The Camp ut Hoboken After tho Battle "A Regular Blow
Out by the Regular Miniature Army Colonel over.hoes
LNshen His ohm Kainh Ard Takes Elm rs
Mid sero Comic ARRIVAL Of sunday Gaui with the
society TOT Prevention vi cruelty TO Kyds Take
Nvta A. cusation'' The Coer'' The Drag On
The audience will have Eandkerchefs extended ~ them
by Our Eugene" as we tcariuy tear ourselves 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
PICTURE NO. z

onA Street Tho author will be thankful to the au
dienes they will please imagine tins street ~ France
ard TO use the ladies' soobn" excamu
chorus Irish Grenadiers." by the Gallant 09tn
which cheers YOU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
PICTURE 80. q.

Another Saloon mot Closed''-Thc Jewels Tho Neck
lace Va entines ADVICE, you MIST Leave New YORK;
Tn TUX Aud I'm Russian Gar dri-auna with the
Mind Staggers- hon Ohm Rainhard Takes Day ON .
Yes 1 Know the Bioke-A Skirmish for Levenpc-lhe
Neckincs-Withou 1t his Play would be N. n-see
Your Mug-The Fatal Dmsi--Au impulsive Trsusforna-
zion The Quickest On rc-Ffom Beautiful saloon
10 the CITY Churches, with Real Port, Real Water
Everybody In Mt the Death oi the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
PICTURE NO. 8

IL Exposed the Orbs OF Generous PatronsA Saloon,
.ssseeaion = mc50 Question OF VIVA; is saloon "
See paiy Riil.' Albany, Page A. How to Mix
Dnnks"-Agony of Adri- anna-keturn Count de Moo
nsy Who Believes Like Johannes There's Nothing Like
Cheek"
Fift any theatre Of real aints real Mysteries.
real kicking with realistic effects soemnly TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17

The OBSERVATION Is made without HESITATION
that at the above Loo ALTON CONT NUATlON Of a
CULTIVATION vt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tor the PRO
MITIGATION Of CACHINATIONS), will be offered for pub
lie DELECTArlON meeting. 1t is hoped, with general
APPRECIATION: thanking every DENOMINATION for
the LAuDAlION that been howered almost without
CESSATION upon their ADAPTATION oil ORIGINAL
PERI kTEArION. the subscribers to this COMMUNICA-
rION, without further DELiBEkATION. here make the
ASsEvEkATiON that ~ careful CONTEMPLATION or
EXAMIN ATOM Of the ample PREPARATION bestowed
upon each REPRESENTATIONS cannot fall short OF the
RE ALIzAflUS oil the most sanguine EXPECTATION OF
much H. y II ILARATIDN and GRATIFICATION
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
PICTURE NO, /.

Home Of john and Madeiaine Rainhard-lhe Umbrella
Mvkers-'DinnA Ne Hear the Slogan 1.-THE Orc Full
Neck OF the Prodigy Silly ORourke to
ths Fore Adri anna and O'Eourke kisses-A General
ohm kainu Ard-"Papn. stay Home, Not 50 Loud
Birdie Oar ng"-"rhe jewels and Papers. stow'em"-ihe
u. 1r Chd-fut Her Under the Bed appeag ance OF Lu
taer After Lyceum Mclodranatic Perspration-They
close Ia MadeiAues persnng and urc thankful
because
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17

MIGNON having never been played In New York will
be produced with
New and Elaborate Scenery BY Charles Graham.
Mechanical Effects by W. clifford.
New Music by the celebrated leader. Ernest Meyer
Furniture from Freeman Gillics
Appoin: ments by j amcs Brabyn.
Incidental TO the play will he sung the Gypsies Song
rendered by full chorus. expressly engaged.
MIt>ON MATINEE SATURDAY. AT 80 r, NJ
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-------'---- - -
OUR IRISH GhkNADlkRS,
by the
GALLANT 9th BOYS.
ROTATION or PICTURES

NOTk.-You ought TO be in their company-so wild you
know buns Iranps Cracksmcn, Fly Bokes. ny distin-
gutxhed Fourteenth warders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17

John Rainhard, bold militia boy. who never fought
Adrt. Anna KAinhsrd. the little Martha Washington,
told lie tor fear libel suit Mr. Tony Hart
Serge sut Billy O'kourke the ignat Billy. who
creased his brogues. This characters alton. viii -
Cs rendered without shilaha. MIR. John Wild
Count dc Overshoes. all the troopers " darling.
sftsrwsrd. III you set 1t out" duke, a lett
Lather, the hard from kalamazoo. The dem
ocratic party cannot reform him.. An unrecon-
crooked boke. james Crosseu
Sunux iaul, fiom Hicks ball alley, Mt Hoboken.
bali matter about the mix. MIR. NJ Bradley
No Count ka. ALL notorious masher i.ived long be.
fore the side smuggling Irish comsdtans tormontad
$4,000. ...Mt Eu; Du''
Josephus the trst orange blossom. the Du.e,s pedal
ortRhtener JV""ny SnsJ
Nadelsine Ksinhard, wife OF John iiauhard She has
had many jealous kick with john, but Allah DO
praised. she makes her last kick IN the irst scene
Of this moustro. lily ..... Mis-, Annie Mack
broken Dutch, but ss all the Dutch Comedians are
broke of course we change it, 49,. Mis-, Nellie Jones
Cannon Knees. y school Teacher on the warpath. No
reduction Ia salaries Tor tho advancement ut the lg
norxnt mead Mss Ahuio e"uiohs
Valentine do Nuouey. rcal descendant oi the
O'Mooneys. the girl IRON Adri-anna = cts her chew
Corporal u 81 tits not Tor US SPEAK Mis- Jennie Lester
Our Vivwndere promoter oil the Excise law Tbs
only bearded beauty well Miss George Grtmn
Martha, umbrella Larry Miss susie byrnc
LOUISE pnr"sos unRer M,ss ,"I" DeVo.
Annette, tenement darling Miss Josie Dewey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17

AMUsEMENrs. -
w Proprietor and Msnagsr...-Mr. LESTER wALLAcA
EVERY EVENING DURING THE PRESENT WEEK
sEsIEs 3 V Sv h' ,aI'd S Fl
Dion BsucicAuts splendid Ave act comedy Of
LONDON ASSURANCE,
RIChARI DAZzLE; LESTER WxELAiEfKk
sIh H4kSoUsf voURrIEY.. ION, 6 6H iT
MAX HAEKAwAY ........NMr J9 tRRY HsEGKETT
Dolly SEoS56
SOLOMON isXxcs;. EPWIS
MAHrsS Mr. !. PEcK
d dA9S FAX sfs hG.S
Miss MESA BARTLETT
'A'''R AEsi s s5 HHssi n = = A''
LAST REpEssssESrArIoss
THREE GRs4r PLAYS
LONDON AssUk1SoE. ATSRAy, Marsh Marsh g g
S MaNtY wiipSEspAi MARCH -
SSRST S KxkSH 8
SATURDAY ni4 9sH2S ASS sqEASGs MARCH so
An i"Der'assso ,Ss ne;' attractive
is in active preparation.
TrxIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
rrOprietor. ........... ........Mr SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. .......Mr A. N. PALMEH
BEGINS PROMPTLY AT
Carriages may BIO ordered IL.
o5rH INSTANTANEOUS
on1eer ovxRwuzLSsinssa SUCCESS
sss s%s ss ,sa ssy by sHs '
s4sE til" n 4SsSH riSr5 SSSSso At
This great work is produce with SUPERB CAST In
Guiding Msssrs Charles + coshiau. John Parses. j. H.
gomery. II. F. Daily. W. H. wilder. W. s. oulgley. W.
aoldthwaite, together with Agnes Booth, Misses Sara
Jewe Linoa Diets Lulu Jordan Roberta Norwood. Mar.
garet Cone Hattie Thorpe Little Eva French Mrs. G. H.
Gilbert and Mrs. G. W. Poole.
SATURDAY NEXT. AT lso.
TENTH MATINEE OF CELEBRATED CASE.
Seats may be secured at the box ofc,, between the
hours Of 8 A. NJ aud 10 p. NJ. for
TEN DAYS IN ADVANCE.
FIrru AVENUE s:,. rMgAr FRI ,s,, :.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17

AMUSEMENTS.
VNALLACK's
w Proprietor and Managsr...-Mr. LESTER WALLAcA
EVERY EVENING DURING THE PRESENT WEEK
will be presented the third OF the
SERIES OF STANDARD PLAYS.
Dion BGucicAults splendid Ave act comedy OF
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-04

At this moment the change Of.
scene was made, the lights turned
on, and the vast audience stared at
the spectacle represented on the
stage above. For a moment all was
suspense and establishment. Then
there came such a thunder of APP
plause and bowling laughter that
the roof quaked and Tiber creek
hid its head in its affrighted banks.
The Venus was a danseuse and a
kicker, and the audience next saw
the benighted legislator lifted five
feet in the air and dropped out Of
a window. When he picked him
self up he crawled away, murmur-
ing: Well, if this is Southern
hospitality, d-n the South"