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eaAiG islHr RACE.

The vesta and untcyon Matched for a Two
Hsudred Mile Kscc-The Prize n Piece OF
Plate.
To-day the two web known yachts vesta and Halcyon,
both belonging TO the New York Yacht Club, will start
upon grand rsce from Sands Point I. l., running
the Hight ship on New London, and back, distance OF
two hundred miea The vesta which Is the property Of
Mr. Toriiiard, has distinguished herself the late
from Sandy Hook 70 Cape Nay and back She
is Two hundred and one TONS burden, and tho number
allowed her AZ crew Is thrtytwo. The Haicyop, the
property Of H. Hubbard, u and beautiful sloop
yacht Che much smaller than the vesta her tonnage
being only one hundred and thirty. The race to-day
will be sghect to the rules tho Now York Yacht Club
and tho Usual allowance made In lime for the respective
sizes OF the vessels
This contest looked forward 70 by all persons who
any interest In national aquatic sportz Many OF
The leading members OF the club viii be hand TO wit
and return In view OF the probable grand
ocean sweepstakes which will be participated In by
OF the fastest yachts Of the oetthat IL the
Invitation TO France bo acccpedeyery one IL on the
q the several merits OF these vessels.
We wsh all parties Interested in this splendid
time and e victor whoever he may be, has hearty
congratulations for svesy vessel thai shows speed and
good manag cement in long race such this viii be,
aud at this season Of the year, when the toughest
weather may be expected should be looked upon as
triumph OF national kill In shipblildng and scamanshp
and a credit 10 tho country at iarxe.
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PorrIcAL RIoTNG.-From the tone and
temper in which the political organs and par
sisans discuss their disagreements we should
not be astonished to hear Of political rioting in
Baltimore and elsewhere. These partisans and
organs are all incendiaries Of the most extrava-
giant type; and IL they should succeed IN
inducing bloodshed they should be punished all
around for the general benefit of the country.
Forney and Montgomery Blair might then hang
together on one sour apple tree, while John For
syth, Of Mobile, and George D. Prentice, Of
Louisville, figured on another; Greeley and
Marble, of this city, with Wendell Phillips and
Parson Brownlow, might be treated in the
sane way in the same orchard, and 1t would
be all the better for the interests Of the Ameri-
can people.
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NV; rs,m GEORGIA no ,sdrS cnelu,.

Arursfs, OH "a, Is15
Tho gold excitement the upper ~ tho STATE
Z Increasing Rich orc b found In igmpk.D aad Han
oonbtlos rsloA ef mines hfe tn.ie At ITCH figures
Tho schooner William sr.gory. from Cardenss Tor
bottrn put into savannah IA distress she gAsed up
several trunks containing the i0inE ~ oreratic y~t
formers La,icrs also found addressed 10 Ma MI
lie Fowler.
Tb. steamer Kate reports spoke hrg supposed 10 10
the stevens, hounf % iarksunyille fia which sant
ashore the south Brcakers aod all provo a o,tat
loss
District meetings being held IN koatl csfsl!na TO
the Legislature 90 call Convention % provide fot
tho p~ruriaTy dstres 81 the people BY pfagsnng the
sale 81 properly for debt
Gfcsn'llia r. ci paper denies that Goyssor orr
favofs III. constitutional Amendment
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yIisrrI,asros. vsus,..I.

Mr. Carl woIlsohn, ito distag ashed pianist -ni com
a series Of ten Beethoven ms,lnce- s,~inway
Hall on November o. The maunees viii b. repeated
at tie Packer colleglar, Institute IN Brooklys,
meneins November 10 .pe New York ma,int l~nI b.
given alternate Frdaysj and the Brooklyn a.
ternate Saturdays The eirr collection ~ Beethoven
sona,as hlrty in number vii bo plsyca ths.e mali
nses trying test for' panasi, but report speaks
IN high terms u Mr. wohnbn and the powers b. in-
played al the Loaisyns ssenserf.af IN the dat
certs Impressed Ne ,ery mu,s n his favor
Al the Theatre Francois we Oil have On rasssyy
eveningLs cAeia. soonIc oposa by Adam and
Les Noes Je Jean~>ft>, b. yictf~ Msss.-
signor scvern, tenor ffou1 Pans, vin
a, Irving hall ON rs,urday cvssne. Ne VIII be ssstd
BY MAds'ss Johsnhsen, s'rnor tsn,ewar ssa se-s.
Pease AID Colby.
coaceu will bc gwen by Va .tome H.ysfas for
The Or?hsqn Fona, ct Irving Hal rharsss sDcto-
Dor Is ~ calls Il dpsrr MID
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TaaaKsGIyIaG DW m NEW yooy.

Proclamation of Governor Fcmton.
Through the favor OF Almighty God another year OF
prosperity has boon granted tohe people OF this
monwealth From the ocean to the lakes the earth has
brought forth the grain and the fruits adapted the
OF man. Our manufactures ana commerce have
gathered an increase Of power; of communi.
cation with the whole American people have bsen ex-
tended and. through Divine assistance tho ocean has
been AIMED and the continents are united per-
petsal noigLbors
The skill and humanity OF our people, through the
favor OF Providence, have kept the pestence al bay
and saved crowded cities from the calamtes Of
other lands. Order and law have rcigned supreme
population has increased, and in all ways the state of
New York has been led along her old paths to greatness
As by the hand Of God.
Tho year has witnessed tho advancement OF great
plans for the mental and spiritual elevation Of tho peo-
pie. Men who have been favored hh wealth have
been moved TO endow noble universities the education
Of the children OF the State In tho Common Schools has
not been neglected; every religious denomination has
heard the call Of God TO work for the salvation OF
men and philanthropy has cxcrted increased power and
put forth new agencies for lifting up the poor tho gno
In tho progress OF the great political reconstruction of
of the omanious Obligations Of tho FIRST republican state
in the American Union, have calmly met and consulted
on al appropriate occasions tho various questions
which SO deeply affect the common good. In their dis
cussions these vast themes and In giving expression
20 their purposes and conyicons, they have e,nced
spirit OF civil liberty worthy of the founders OF the Ro-
public.
In the midst OF blessings like these we are liable to
forget through what trials sacrifices the grea.
has been wrought out Let then dedicate one day
general Thanksgiving and praise that may 10 pre-
pared TO ontcr upon new year with larger views Of
duty more determined conservation TO the OF hu
mainly, aud more devout obedience the will OF God
To this end respectfully designate and appoint Thurs
day, the 10th day OF November next, and recommend
Ahat suspendng all ordinary business pursuits the pco
pie do then assemble In their respective places Of
Worship engaging In such religious solomnities shall
most City express tho Of dependence obligation
and gratitude with which the bless nes Of the pas year
ihouid profoundly impress minds.
IN witness whereof have hereunlo signed my name
and afysd the prvy seal OF the State, the city Of
Albany on this twenty second day Of 0ctober In tho
year q our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
.axty.six. REUBEN f. FENT0N,
ny The Governor -s-~s4As = .s~"IA---
" GsoneE : HAsnSos, Private Secretary.
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wfcxeaiy permitted to see over night now
shall we account for this widespread democrat
izations Corrupt and corrupting as Is our
~ government, deeper source OF the ey'!
.'''s -, = IN the lamentably defective
.mus he sought ioa ,ns. School COM
moral education Of the ) par-
mittees must be purified and reformed. :
sons must cease preaching politics and de-
nounce such fragrant and vitiating immorali-
ties as The model artists theatre is Haunting
before the public.
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Broadway Thcatre.


Maggie Mitchell must have been designed to play peioro
metropolitan audcnccs for she dcHcs inclement weather
with which New York Is moro favored than almost any
city on the continent. Is really remarkable how this
little creature without much physical power or any
special grace, voice either i-ch round produces
the effects she DOCS But all those defects than
compensated by her perfect natugness, OF which one
weacs than he does Of he brocycs Of spring
or the perfume Of flowers We know Of actress who
has greater capacity TO her aud fences to laughter
and 10 tear. They weep her psthos az romantic
women did In Rcha~dson's time he last volume of
"Clerssa Harlowe They laugh he unique drollery
OF Smollct's day did over ape pguno Pickle,
though unlike that authors humor he y IL altogether
Tres from the least uDcure OF ~ or dpaae
fndc she teaches the truth OF that sub me sentiment
One touch Of Nature make. the whole orlakn.
She makes every forget she IS acting and cheats
thsm INTO the idea that they ARE witness ~ scenes IN
real lie faDchon again the play last Yening, and
te theatre We full OF such delighted peop a. Maggie
Mitchell always draws Tho drama owes mu, Ii TO
the Young artistic than to Madame Dudcval H. FOR tho
translation AZ least has little literary artit TIC merit,
and would be so wcarisone but for her cxcee imper
sonaio that audience wond DO dfowsy b, Tore the
end of the first act The place sentm mt that
pers AIDES the play she elevatcs dignity ,canty
and makes up by her cevcrnoss the poycrt of its
invention Miss Mitchell might have been far better
supportcd yet many Of the characters cred aby
represented. Landry aud Ddicr the twin broi hors,
violated the general Inv cf ply sioogy since they boc
no moro resemblance T. each other than Hamlet and
Caliban Tho stock company might appear gre Mer
which the stellar dnlnuivc is not always fau "
less. Maggie Mitchell called before the curtain ~
usual az lle end OF every act and lad the Ealisaco
OF perceiying FOR the fhorsa1dh time the triumph o.
stercoypcd manner 70 inuh "a vogue at many Of III,
other Broadway theatres
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New Cermau Musical soric,,.

A new German musical society called the frnusnob
on Sunday night celebrated Il. 6rt anniversarY ~
Dramatic Hall, By banquet followed hy hs!l at The
hour Of twelve o'clock. Tho name OF franen'eb IA
rived from tho originator OF German chorus and battle
soi ,gs, Henry Nielsen, who had tho bye u
~ vuuenlob and when he died In 1915, BIZ, body
carr ted 10 the grave by The society
bers some forty I'VE member the majority OF whom
activ singer. Previous 70 the banquet and subse.
qaentiy series OF choruSr9 were sung and VT Henry
Molten hauer gave solo on the violin During the ban
auet eyeral come songs, which had boon prepared
especial w Tor tho OCCASION wcr cantod and too - The
gcntlen IN appeared on tho stage 10 cosnme and en-.
gagged In lsdicrous performance. Tho attendance
OF resp ctable class, and number ~ tho members
the Arion were prcse Mt 10 participate In tie festivities
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A M u 8 Z NJ 4 N I 8.
Ri.,ori-secona Performance Of ola

Ri,i0ri- second Performance of Macbcsh.
Ia spite Of the exceedingly disagTeeabsc weather last
evening the French theatre was again crowded with
brilliant aud fashionable audience attracted by Ristors
second appearance Lady Macbeth Every part OF the
house was nlIcd, and the performance thoroughly
Appreciated and applauded.
Che same exceiisices and the same defects tina, we
have previously noticed marked the repetition Of Mac
beth. We have again TO praise tho tine scenery, the
superb costumes tho picturesque tabeanx and the won
derfu acting OF Ristori the murder scene the banquet
scene and the seep-walking scene We have again 70
condemn sgnor 1iechs rendering o. tue part OF Mac.
beth. which he makes more meo-dramatc than ,ragic
and mere burlesque than either He depicts the usurper
as big, cowardly, overgrown boy, and -. no
doubt responsible for Rstoris fault OF too great
aLemepce when addressing him. Such acting y not
= Y Of s,..-or Czech. He can do much better
wor0 :. -. 'n,,er and We hope that be VIII
ne has %. :. n OF Macbeth or surrender
eihef REFORM v"'epV>- In tho sleep walking
the character TO .'sher hands. -olstales This Il
scene however, Risto u alones for all
a positive Inspiration. arsi
This evening Macbeth viii DO presented for tho
tmo In Brooklyn On wednesday evening Marie stusN
will be repeated Cor the last time in New York On FIJI
day the last performance OF elizabeth will be Nvon On
Saturday there will be a Ma :beth matip2s Madame
Rstor will then leave for Bo son. where she win
main FOR two weeks. Upon her icurn 10 tho metropo>
lis, Deborah, the original OF Leah tc Foraker viii
probably DO produced Some OF the grnnfest OF Rs.
tori plays have ye, to Do brought out hen, We have
by no means the best Of her yet In comedy she
Is as great as In tragedy and her debut cpmsdi>e
viii create another sensation
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A SINGULAR SIoN-The copperhead and mig
gerhead organs Of this city seem to be fright
ened out OF their senses at the prospect that
the President is about to initiate vigorous,
sound, high toned foreign policy. They may
well be so, for it will be the death of all
the little agitation on which they live If such a
policy should be adopted and carried out.
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The state Of the weather perhaps iesenei the attend
the New York theatre last evening 10 avery low
number. Blackstone operate drama ~ the Child Of
the Regiment aud the extrayaganza Of Rum-t foo xc
played The operate drama the msrcst skcs.
OF La Fgi'a d,i Rg,aen,o, containing only 1vo Of
the airs q the opera, all sung By Mrs GomersaI.
shc acted the part well. even crccllently. but
neither her voice nor her style ~ singing IA
above meilocrily In the merest % the Child
OF the Regiment she wisely omitted The Bstapian
in which We fear she would have failed than
in s.SaiH, a Ia France" ask Me Not why Mr..
Mark smith made good Sergeant although he doss
not up the standard We have boon accustomed
10 In this roe Mrs wilkins and Mr.. Bland the
Marchones- and Durhes. and Mr. Percy the Duke DC
Crandtatc were very good. Mr. Rankin buriesGhci
tho character Of JOsephDes ioser aud made IL novelty
N not an ab-urdy. Mr. Gomcrsal acceptable tho
old steward The entire piece was, however heavy and
tiresoms the scntinsntaty stercoyped, and the maj
features OF the org nal po, rnancd Tie ertIayagarEa
is a iangnstc uiae, in which pale dvspeptlc look
ing brigand, With the traditional elm locks and
general savage appcsrsle~, made hts sItree, sceompA
niod By tao tclidsdly eonsump,vs gentleman 81 tho
road iady s,ncy He'll, 10 gothic style Of dress eld
high rank ste was not exactly the styio Of perron
that young scion ~ mob ITS could take fancy Co. but
Ktil she managed ito catch beau ADD tho loves OF
Lord Lowell and Lady Nancy Boil have been immortal.
ized in verse Mr Lewis Baker deserving Of pras.
for his impersdnatloD ~ the brgand WITH tho nLpfo
nonnccable name HIS limitations ~ sell known ira
gedans AMI ofcrac singers kept the audience IA roar
Sf laughter Miss Yong VAS also very good The
music ~ 10 ,hs exirnyasanxa may probably please some
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The Even ing star CnIamIsy Grand Requiem
Mass.

grand uiem mass for the repose u The 4cus Of
til, members Of The French company who persisted on
tie H. faed 81. Evening star will be celebrated
tho French Cat bcIc church. Twenty third street.
Fifth avenue Thursday morning nesi a, nine clock
Tho Oh orus of tcssrs Jugnet Duyei Opera
Company will sin, fcherubinis splendid requiem the
occasion Tho sol pists viii DO Nile Bonconscs'f ume
do Lussan Camill,, urso, and Messrr Armand acrbo,
and Wilhelm Tits rbutc h volunteered 70 tte memory
" their fellow artist and cont stro,- who ust with
unttneiv end
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TING INDIANA ELECTION.

INDIANAPOLIS. ott a. 1900.
Oaicia returns from all but eight c9as'ss Fse we
rsd,csl state Ssrket ia COS majority Thh VII NOT be
materially changed by the returns rom tne IN g
counties. The majority on Consressmep wiz W NV
IL loo than q The mAln tc get
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sfNi fsrx NV ralIlss

NV OxasssA CT r. tsss
Governor Wells hsa frfarsad from hts t0uf thFDAsh
tho Southwestern parishes Tia crop proc ~NfF 4fo
more favorable under ihs fnfrs-ec a 'nn'rasi ftif
weather
rrsneh Gouerr Savsi Dfieer under olhsnan ~.
mnist at On and i oovwtsr In the dsmosfa'lN lany
With lnAn allfnLI hled Ya.lerdny
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asfslL ,ntssasS sa,tntsrs.

fspwfs oct r. trsg
Gerspi shsrinas has scoept.a the invliatun a. b.
prrssDt At tho meeting - the nof e.Y 20 tbe Arsy Abe
IenIess- - b. hfd Cincinnati tbs IAN q HoRsn
Der General Grant will Aiso - prs~ont
4. . true that General sherman h.n bean called :.
NNhington Hut shciher bla ergrctsa rfrrssce there
has any connection 9Th -ccr~'ary rhatonF 'stfsmeLt
from tie War Department 10 not lsoxB
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Tho ice witch was gwen for thu arH time lat night
al Brooklyn and pat upon the stage ia a manner
highly crcdablc 70 lho erer,lous o. Mr. Conway In
deed Il va fsr better given than when performed IN
New York la, winter Miss Annie Mecker played tho
part Of LAZY US with much srni', and Mr.. Lamb a.
Nagnus eosso kept the audience IN inued u
laughter with hs dry hamor Mrs Heun psyed well
throughout snd a. cDc0r.d her duet ~L Mr. Lamb
Miss axtev made her debut A. Heca she has dighuy
foreign arsen which las very piq AIT md agreeable
effect Tharc j. marked Improvement 10 fAs ofc hceira
which, amopg other omposiii0ns gave Go.fftys brantl
ful MsbcI wal.x ia fsry spirited manner
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rw 81. Louls fxploslsx.

~ I0tfs oct z 100
The ccronsys jury sitting the boda Of the victims
OF the eSposon last week have reurrsd verics thss
the sspioscr vas the result q no gasspcs - gncr
oaes VI ths cnsinssr
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FInh Avenue Operr House Bud~o,rh'. Min-
.frels.

Al this 60 mforlabls 's pses q atnpssmsn, small
Dgt spprecst alive Asdlsnce gathered last evening new
bn was presented N which many novelties we're intro.
duced TIC sougs fcr The mos, par good and ono
Of Them were rendered with excellent eject The b..
morous refrain Of rhs Monks Of Old and the ballad
MARY Of me Lane suus by " pempsssr. .srs
especially spplsadsd. The vr'canisfns we're mArtsd
With poni and FRESHNESS. snd ns mo'hess
hearty good humor thfo1Ehou, buriesqse u
Camille was gwen, bot ws& commospss ard
con tsined very ue 20 ~ approved h.sss Hughes
and Hogan appeATed nambsf ~ character dsross IN
which thsy displayed such degree IL pros sDry a. W
evoke mseh applause and langkser Tie eDtsrtAissnt
coueiadsd Nth ths ertrsvAgaaxA q ~ George set TIE
Drasos. rivsn lat evening for the trs, Tine n@ ~ss
tho fcstur. a ne rorormAnes II "a erts>d.ssy vel
managed The leading psrts uksp ,, ne bsothsrs
Budwossh a. crrsn anf rre1 Abbott
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AIHAvv, Get ~, lsto
Ex-Governor Horsto Seymour has consisted 70 mnse
ve speeches The present In plee o. the se
John Van Bursn who Al the time Of bis death was "
turning from Europe for the purpcss q egsgns 10 'ne
canvass
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East side psyEvr srs sosovossiy fcad sf'hs s,srns
sensational and orssntnss q the sprsmsy lpdiervus,
and thsy also srsvassay fssd % rssscnsiEs ihoss
tbesasss Which ossr to- discriminating psbsc shs ssss
- variety u sp,>rAnmsns snd fhs lssssr eiis rhs
uawsshsd, un,srrssd asmserscy q Ne sisss1 Bo7svy
sssseu year thss,fs tts OIL charge srorossG pos
Tor adnisnon and oniv give zoe sss psets 4sEsG ~
evening" ana that, TOO very ofsss b., poory Srsssmss
Ybsy ns~ have ., Isass TOO ~ ,hsSs p's/s v ssy 30
thing q lsssnsrssis sass ssso-s al /ssasvssssa.
thai are sAro~n nl On ths nis.y<x~S bssvs~1 lhs
nlau - soa> ~ ~ I'M ko1 Il n(gh1lY -
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MTlruIf At tklrls0a


BtLusnnn o. "a lss1
Mayor Chapman csnysnea the CITY Canal io-dsy -
make arrangements for the pubic rwQeptDa - " Pea
lSay The oer.sion a. the dsi oaliss % tls resly
Institsta. thursday psri NJ rsaiody has wrttsA
4 letter the frsstr.~ .keh ks makes fgrber eft
"a the fn4ttata ~ e<g.Usc
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- msnagcB OF this minstrel toaie appear deter
nss "a n,,n,ai The popularity wbich their eser,icns
~ already earned by ,ns Introduction Of bamtcr Of
nv. zach week. The diversity aud excellence Of
,ments produced by them keep the Audience
'N' ~ >,od humour Last evening change Of
= $500 ICED some very aushable batesqges
eon.,.,s Of the usual sentimental ballads,
~ !. so,as ora chorosos varied by quaint aud witty
sayin. D. while the oIio was rep,
dcnea ions aud clog dancing. Il, -,
sonatons and ballet dancing formed p "tlfu ballad
tho oerlo nance The pathetic and bca. o.ccs,an,
a ftile Ba -eioo with its home truths and 'eseS
moral was sung by Kelly with feeling which 70. IN
the hearts " ha listeners, while It's chorus, CIV
as scxte, was executed IN good style and
perfect harmony Moran ~ tho .diga'po-ta.to
exhibited some Illusions xticb. Il thoy did not eyinee
the dexterity OF Professor Ha-i7 amply funled tho paf.
poses for which thsy in cnded-to create hearty
laughter In the farce Dodgin,r for aWhe, the Fitoa-
tons sufficiently ludorous 'oprovoke mlnh from
defeated ring cnndfae Tor yuberna,ofal honors.
Notwithstanding the upfsyorabie tAef the Rouse was
tolerably well filled.
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The cunard mail steamship Ala. all leave posasS
"Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe Will cl 81 hall pat s'oock
this morning
Tue Nav loaG HaRaID-Ed.on fos Earope -snl W
ready ., bali past eight O'Clock the morning
single copies, Ia wrapper ready for msuiaa, 90
ceni.
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