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HGRRmANS AT rns AcADnxY. -Herrmann's programme
last week surprising enough, but his performance
this week SURPRISES tho capacity Of human comprehen
sion Some Of his feats last night excsed anything We
have before seen objected by any agency Whether the
influences Impressed into the service Of the performer
arc Of the earth earthly borrowed from she realms
above OF bslow, Ia not within ths power Of his an.
disnce 70 decide. Many no douf attributed them TO
osltivalsd acquaintance with the presiding geoius
OF he lower regions, while. the mors obsesvant
must have detected " the extraordinary trans
formations which ba1ed ell the senses no.
Thing moro than the wonderful se.siblity q Herr
Herrmanns nneers Amoug the best u the new tricks
presented last night was the devIls hat out OF which
Re produced more sub.s.ste materials IN he shape q
hats could contain. Amor crushing and utterly dcmo
sh,ng the chapsa he ssnt Tying TO the roof OF ",
ACADEMY ana brought II down BY wave q his waut
in perfect oonditioA 10 the hands Of ~ astonlshet
owner Tha Uhinsss rabbit The comic glove, ana Thu
Imitation Of iii NE birds thai inhsbt The air and ar
ooanned IN cages some of the most clever and inter
sssins q Shs necysmantic delusons which Ma Herr
psnn introduces In the new programme, which oe WI
eaalauo 70 ursssht during the ourent weeh
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THE wrNoosKr AND ALGONQUIN.

TIE wfNOOsKI AND ALGONQUIN.
The dock trial between the doubleend gunboats WI
noosk and Algonquin did not take place yesterday, as
WINS anticipated owing to the fact that the paddles Of
the wheels OF both steamers being changed as to
Give them more dip The Etna Iron Works arc making
the alterations Il ID expected the work WIN be COM
peted tonight aud the trial commence early 70 morrow
order The trial will no doubt deveope SOME new re-
suits In the expansions q steam and suggest new ideas Ia
constructing marine engines for war vessels
THE NAVY YARD YRAUDs-THE DEFENDANTS HELD
FOR TRIAL.
Tho case of the aeesd Navy Yard frauds which has been
before United States ComDssioner Newton since August
last in which Charles Maxon (master boiler maker, Mr.
Marsden, Mr. McDsrmoAt and Mr.. Reilly-ail employees
IN the Brooklyn Navy Yasd-are charged with the appro
priating government property 70 their own use, was
disposed Of ycsteay whom the Commissioner rendered
an was my intentior when this case was submitted
20 me without argument to have made perfect synopsis
OF all the testimony bearing upon the merits with view
70 presenting In is true light uporthe evidence
aone but owing to the shortuoes OF time which hnd
ryen myself in which pcruse the volunnous mass Of
huvc boen unable 70 present the synopsis OF
tho testimony desjcsd. shall theDfore content
myself by pasdng ON tho only question which Is
s%ssy within my ps"vncSS , na%e sns 70
determine that there sufci'nt probable cause for
me TO say that the Grimc charged was committed l
shall Therefore hold the parties for tbs action OF tho
Grand Jury. In doing this am FREQ 70 say mat was
pass upon tho case had formed rv opinion OF the
guilt or the parties q the examinations the examina
ton But owing ~ their standing anhe character oil
the crimes charged felt duty incumhent upon me 70
curacy Of my opinion formed upon the closing Of tho
testimony
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HANoUpr TO CENTRAL sLocUn-FRERDMENS Az
rArRs-rHs coutNo ELECTION. src.
vcxmusa Sspt 1A 1895.
The citizens Of vicksbars gsve banquet 70 Genera
s,ocum l.u, evening Thses vas larasaumbsr presssA
Good feeling prevailed
A misunderstanding has occurred bstwecn the Mayor
Of v,cr4b1rr ssd The FrssdmspN Bureau 10 regard 70
the uifsdcsion over civil mA6gA General 6locam con-
you4d military oommmtea 70 laveeegsse W matter
a b. Humphrey thp QncsrnasonN cends1nte mas q.
carved thorovsk oshvla Of We btatA
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redemption By the United States. That rebel
State debt of Alabama must be struck out be-
fore she cen expect to be restored to Congress,
and 80 with all the other States concerned.
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NraLos GARDEN Tm RAvEls.-Thess great artists,
and most topsyturvy Of philoso-
piers once more made their appearance at this essb-
lishment last nigM The night was not pleasant ono
as respects the wsaaher II muddy below and wet
above and humnn venturng out Of doors bscame
saturated with the cold drizxly rain. was nshs 70
be spent at hons but despite this the house that wei
coined the return Of the Raves the largest have
seen 10 groak while There was only standing room
rromAha time The curtain wont up-and poor standing
room at that The Hobbies aud passages the sisrways
and every part Of the house the amphithsasre was
tremendously crammed Pho. reception Of tha' old ia
voates was cordial, warm, enthusiastic We have only
70 say Of these most admirable pantomimsts that they
have suffered change since they were hsre before
Not being mortal they do not gov old Age docs not
weary them, nor custom stiae their infinite variety
They have sill that happy, exquisite hunor that
has charmed many thousands Of our people. me
pantomime precedad by ballet enttsdthe Ache
mist which introduces two admirable dancers Signora
Pcpita and NJ Won Hame. Signora Pepta made very
decided hit with her audience. Her figure IL Qute slight
aud with easy grace and almost utter absence
Of esort Her whole style Is quite charming and fresh
NJ Won Hame Ia sso easy dancer Is we have had on
the metropolitan stage In great WHILE Altogether tne
return Of the Rayes Is the greatest theatrical success
vet.
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Mn. AND Mrs. KsAE psrfosmsd last night al tho
Broadway in the great play Of Richard thes Third Al
though the weather very unpsoptous, enough SO 70
keep ordinary playgosn At homo, tho thsassc was
crowded In every part Tnis must havs been highly
catering 10 tho Actors ~ we'll TO the manager and
evden<ly was so from the spirit In which the play was
performed. Such On audience, on suchs might shows
also the popularity Of Mr. ana Ms Eean In ths city
The hcaves& part by far OF this grand tragedy Snak
pere fell upon Mr. Kean Richard IL the al aosorDinS
nsuro in H. and be sustained II admirably mr keaa,
M the Queen had much less 10 do and her part was nos
strkine one but what she did done With great an
preston dignity and grace Indeed, there Is no oner
very prominent figure than that OF Rchasd IN tne pny
n sdsptaf for ono great actor ALI the rest but
filling in Thore Is not porhaps any living actor ge,sex
In this part than Mr.. Kesn. Those who saw nm ~.
NIGHT win long remember ~ and thoeA Who did NOS ms4
vvSI raayos IcsUr Nc opportunity On sccouns -
limited time of Mr. and Mrs KcaA's engsge9env -
was tlss only night on which Richard sne THU WIZ "
performed.
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THE ODD FELLOWS.


Annual Meeting OF tho Grand Lodge st
Baltinorc.
BAluroas, Sept 10, 1895.
me annual meeting OF the Grand Lodge independents
Order OF Odd Fellows Of the United States toek place
this morning, in tho hail on North Gay stress.
Grand Sire Isaac NJ veisch, presiding Representatives
frcu nearly all tho States the Union and several q
thu British Provinces attendance and Ills ID The
fst occasion within the past i've years whea beshrsa
from all parts OF our wdsy extended country have
mingled together Mutual congratulations wero tnter-
caas9sd and much friendly feeling evidenced
The Grand sire presented his annual repouf IN which
No. with no ordinary emotions Of pleasure, econCssa-
iaed his fellow representatives at being assembled IN
nncr such peculiarly interesting aud suspicous orcuG-
stances He expressed MS highest satsfacaens and ro-
iocing that no was permod TO meet again Ae
tativee OF nearly all the Jurisdiction wh0' had been
prrcludcd from Fellowship and communication with the
ether Representatives for the last -four years Tho re-
OF that or has survived ordeal
through which IL has passed and tsreesened =
imporil is unity He referred 70 his. esoss ~nsc es
The grand lodges OF H. various Southern Statse me
financial coalition OF these jurisdictions rendered TN
by the laws Of the brand Lodge and hs In his corrc
spondenca indicated that this would be no impeachment
Grand Lodge would remit n,s taz was done
in the caee OF the Jurisdiction Of Teuaessee IN 1905
Rserenceis also nsdS 70 MS acs 10 ~ whc
will be made at TINS session Other mattass OF nterose,
the ori1r aliadod 70 b the Grand sss who pays
OF south Carolina whose death occurred recently.
The pcport OF the Grand Secretary James L. Rcdgul1
was also submixed embracing detailed report OF tho
condition Of the Order In the various jurisdictsna.
in alt Of which the Order ia in a. very prospeeons'
state During the fiscal yesfr ending Soptemhee II
of the present year he had received nom the State
Grand Lodges and Encampmsnss the sum OF elo,eSt;
while there was remaining dnpaid S3,sSo, mahesg an
aggregate OF S0;01 81, larger sum than hasy even
been received since the Organization OF the opEeme
Lodge Constitutions 70 the wildey Monument Fnnd
20 the amount of Gil 1 have been received mp Ito the
LIST OF January 1885, which had bsen Increased 70 Nearly
sl2 900 by interest on The fnnd inyested
Tho city is ihrongcd with strangers 70 attend -
dsdicatine display on Wednesday and every tin brnes
accessons 70 the gathering
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TIE REBEL C1xvEDERArE AND STATE DEBrs.-
Il il reported that the Alabama Restoration
State Convention has, by vote Of 6fty-eight
TO thirty-nve, decided 70 recognize the obliga-
tons OF the State incurred in her debts con-
tractea in The interest Of the late rebellion.
This Is vsry absurd proceeding. President
johnson, IN his proclamation Of May 3 for the
re-establishment Of the sovereign authority Of
the Union over the State Of Virginia, declares
that "all acts and proceedings" military, civil
and political, State or Confederate, done In the
| interest, of the late rebellion, fare null and
void.n, This carries away into oblivion The
rebel State debt Of Alabama, with tho rebel
Confederate scrip Of JEFF Davis. There b no
moro chance Of redemption for the one or Ahs
other than there is that the Engliah bond
holdsn d the rebel cotton loan VIII comDsl II
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

NIBLO'S GARDEN, Broadwsy--ALoHr xIsr-JsANsErrE
JEANnor-rHx WHITES TEE BRowss
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BOWERY THEATRE. Bowery.-caAvE DHA RHUc-
nv FKLLow CIERK-FLoArisG BEACON
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"
we may say, is already played out The MEM
bers elect to the new Congress are as free 70
choose their own course as the President, for,
like him, they were elected upon issues which
are settled. Il is hardly probable, therefore,
that they win accept the new issues Of negro
suffrage and universal Southern confscation,
raised by Wendell Phillips, Sumner and Thad-
deus Stevens, as the republican platform.
We expect, rather, that the imprudence of
these abolition Jacobins will be promptly re-
buked in the coming Congress, with the re-
lection Of their pernicious counsels.
What, then, are these Jacobim TO dot They
are fanatical sticklers for principles but they
are more strongly bound together BY what,
speaking of the adhesion of the democrats to
General jackson, tho bafaed Calhoun described
as "the cohesive power Of the public plunder.''
If the radicals of both houses Of Congress mako
a bolt they can hardly carry OF one half the
republicans with them. The remainder, then,
by fusion with. the democrats, will have a
voting majority in each house, and 30 bolt 10
the boilers will be the loss Of all they have
and without an equivalent in any shape. In
short, from the commanding popularity Of Pre-
sident Johnsons Southern policy; Rom thu
caving in If the republissns In their State con
ventions, and from tho cohesive power Of TIL
spols, We predict that, after the meeting Of TIL
| new Congress, We shall find both houses jog
ging along with tho Executive on the sam
road, and hat these outside Democratic orga
grinders, awaiting an INVITATION 10 shs goo
things Of the hitchsp. WIN have "a welt Q littl
Longer.
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE Bowery.-LlrK AND TINES
or RioHARD III.-FALsE CoLoRs-BuRIRD ALIVE.
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previous The mercury In the Thermometer fell to
seventy degrees, and during the day chilling rain
storm, very much resembling the scmiannual eQunoc-
tai vstan SGT in and continued with occasional inter-
missions, far into the night
The attendance at the American Institute Fair, in
Fourteenth street, was not very numerous last evening"
in consequence Of tho unfavorabe weather The exhi
bition now presents q much complete and finished
appearance than did last week. the arrangement Of the
various articles having been greatly perfected
An interesting lecture on the carts and Monuments OF
Egypt delivered last evening by Professor Dale at
the Cooper Institute before the Society for the Advance
ment OF Science and Art The inclemency Of the
weather caused the attendance to he rather small but
the Interesting nature OF the lecture drew together
select audience The report OF the treasurer Of the
society read which showed the progress II has
made since It's organization.
The annual convention Of the Grand Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows OF the United States assembled Baltimore yeser
dsy and was largely attended, delegates being present
from nearly every State Of tho Union and several OF the
British provinces.
The test oath Of loyalty In the consti tuition Of
Missouri was declared vioatve Of the constitution Of the
uo,ted States on Friday lss in the Circuit Court Of Ray
county in that state, BY Judge King, in decision do
l,vered ON q case brought before him involving "
validity.
The counting room Of the Quinebsus Company, a,
Dauiclsonvillc Connecticut, was entered on SUNDAY
n,sb and q 900 stolen from the safe Tho keys were
stolen from the clerks ROOM 10 another psrs OF 'ne WI
| lage
According 10 The City inspectors rcport 'hcre ~er
$40 deaths In the city during the past week-ocngn a
GREASE Of a compared with the mortality Of tho wee
rsv,cua and 10 more .han o0currsd dsr'as W 0o'f
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WINTER GARDEN, BroadwAy-Ev.arsopr's FsrsSp
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FIHE Atna grants policies FOR LIFE, for q term
A. Of ysars, Ehdowment poiiues and childreri's En-
dp uspL. Also, hpus Fprieitg ppietea, hich 90
payuedt " teqdired ater ton y slfs - - =. -.
n fve ui0uGc dolafs atd ont ao fotees IN ha city
sithln thalsst hlx months 80 kaLgsiie ,lusm
Among ~ the foptriVanees 9f men 70 protect the
family cfcfe from wht none eap oe tsund more Sim
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