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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28

st n. TrottIng nc the Fashism Course.
The announcement thai tho brown sssilon 0eo5Ee
wilkes and the bay gsIdng Lew Psssse with two add
i,onal matches Of excellent Toadsts would take paae
Il the Fashion course caused Qnits gathering 4 tho
turtles who would rather thsr dinner than spSt
txOstng race The afternoon very pleasant ana ~
track in capital order Upon arrival q the cosfss ~
ofHcally announced thai the EAST r&ce that betvsn
wilkes and Psttes would not take place tho iner hey
Ing paid forfeit The dlsappointnent was keonIy ~.
for consolation Tho result of the various aAnounos-
.Afs vyRef RAU.
Match for q. 900. niIs heata best thrse 10 I'VE:
Sam Mclaughlin named hr. = George wnkee -
Dan hace named Lew Peetss, IN harness. "a fcFsh
DcoS1 rACn.
This raos aIthoueh betweso yoedHeFss aad NO. ~
81 the drst order. qste aaisied snl ne co ~,
very spirited Ihe entry q Pst.Sons cne1nus ~.
FASHION CoUssk November ~ Stake 81 $ScJ, mns
heats. best three IN I've n harneoo:- 4.
u DANIELS named CD n. Louise Z
Alex Patterson named ch g................1 =
=, o Tims-2:A, 2:lo. 2,lo, 2loK. g8A ~.
fmRD RACE
me third rsce yas quite equally animated and va
end the betting quite e spirited - the 1900
race the spsculshop was Of . varied character.
The summary n D. olOws:-
FAsH1oN C0uam, NoSsmbr S5.-Staks Of $780, nils
heQhe, bess three n I'VE :
Owners named b. Z Bin. .............I IS
Owners named b. Black CrpQk.
Ownsrs named b q 0eoenl Baktt.,,s,.2 2
Time-2:ts, 2:6o, 1Aek, 2:l7,s, a40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THH ALLEGED Arson CASE At SO BowUY-Ihe cram
saion of this eass in which Lorenzo ssgAlerba and
Maria Purcss charged with arson, Ia that they red
the premises No. 80 Bowsry Tho basement Of which
they occupied an Italian and French srocery store
the night Of Sunday, November TO- for the purpose
Of getting the insurance money l$40oo was concluded
Yesterday before Justice STANDBY, ana the accused
.bs Tombs in default each OF SIS 900 bail 10 awaI Ii or
trial the charge q Dceodarsm before the General
DeHcns The full particular. o. this case were pub
hsbed In the HERAlD OF tho llth inst
sroLs BARan. or FLouR--James II. Bowling was
brought before Justice Dodge yesterday charge Of
stealing barrel or nonr Of shs value Of 4lA the pro
perry Of Michasl Molonsy, No. Ninth avenue. Il IL
alleged that the property was tho sidewalk in front OF
compianants store and that the accused IN company
with . man named Charles Williams carried II away.
Unfortunately for them, they we're seen II u alleged
By Addie Gill; girl living next house TO compainant's
who says she the steal tho property. On her
iDformstien Bowling Was arrested brought before the
magsste and held to answer In the sum OF $500 bail
Ten Two GrsrEYa "A man named Hugh 0ibney Vas
arrested yesterday BY detective Davis OF the sixteenth
precinct, charge Of stealing pants and vest valued
q $50 Leonard Book, the complainant in she case a.
lcges that The garments 10 question were made for
another man named Gibney but left by mistake In
the house where Hugh was living Afier the mistake
was Quit vas % g tns inc
pswned them. Justice Dodge decided upon holding Tie
prisoner for trial. Nr
snopIvrzRs IN THE BowxRr --0n Monday last two 70
males known - josephine Thatcher and Josephine
wslls entered the store Of Michael Damsday. No los
Bowsry, estsnMbly 70 purchase some goods but tnsy
soon isiG A the time Of going into the place the
women were Noticed by Mary Jane webb v-
ing u No. 1sSaForsyth street. and then they bad no
muf with them, but on passing into the street
again they had valuable for mun q she alleges. In
their posssssion. Miss webb subsequently, Inform Cd
snon erzig stachS Of the store, q what she had
seea and oncsr Gavacan, Of me Fourteenth precinct
bsing called in was rsquestsd 70 search for the missing
females He learned that Nsy lived q No l73 Forsyth
street. and accordingly thei Apettmsnts wsre searched
Of Jossphinss were then arrest and yesterday morn
Ing arrsspsd boSsrs Jsssics DoNlns. vho committed
them 70 the T0mbs for examinaS3n. inc o6iencanss,
b actvs AID industrious members, Ses wen dressed
and Of gsntesl appearance. Gf14
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28

There Was no messing Of The Metropolitan Revenue
Board yesterday. Inc Deputy Commissioner lsft the
city yesterday for Massachusetts, and win mot return Till
Monday nsxt Deputy Commissioner Harand ID in
town on business connected with the Revenue Bureau n
washington. .s.
The only sszurs reported on the Board record yestsr-
day was BY Inspector Harvey tobacco factory al
and Esrest GrssnpoinI The seizure made 70 tcst
the right Of manufacturer 10 ale forfeit bly,
bond In iisa q PAYING special tax The matter vii un'
A suBrERRASEAN STILL.
Collector George p. Carman Of the First District,
New York, yesterday succeeded N ierretlna cut an
Illicit disssry, located u woodsde In his district
Finding the place barricaded and having
pee. serious Opposition IN making seizure, he called
but the occupants bad decamped An entrance 70 the
building disclosed the fact that that which sx
contained large and valuable STILL with AL the
say appurtsnancss i've large mash or fermeutng tubs
I for $ surno ~ saamns I as
cioesd well or pit vith moro pipes than seemed necos
ssy for procuring water and descent into this PVT 70
the distance OF eighty feet disclosed stationary
engine and pump Of about tsa-hors power, and twenty
fees below shls the which supplied sin RE
| per day. and had but recently beon started
- 1Hn WASHINGTON CONVENTION
meens o alsuisr. was n :a = ne Howard houss
eectng delegates TO represent that interest In tho
ing convention ~ washinzton city the 10Th proxmo
Ingraham, Jr., @ A steen, Edward lnnsss, q. h.
| Rogers, N Kohler and M Simms.
resoution passed thai the convention delegates
elected from the three branches Of the trade the
Howard House - ths 5th prozimo - three O'Clock
~ for the purpose Of conisrrss with each other .
70 the best 70 b. adopted 70 the objects
for which the Convention was held
The proposed convention vill doubtless bs vsry
larks one the snsrssts and rndss conssotsd viii
the whskey business responding with aiacrtt 70
the call for election or dsiegstca Tho principal
objects amed indncs The Internal Revenue Do
partment adopt capacity system In the
mcnt or disabled sprss, and 10 urge upon Con
gross repeal Of the prcseat law and reduction Of the
sAx 10 nfty cenu per gallon.
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NEW JERSEY.

@t ht Jsrsey CITY.
Boy Fourp DnownRn At neon yesterday the body
Of boy about fifteen years old found lying in De-
water a. tbs Paterson DOCK He had sandy naif and
An inquest viii be held to-day.
UMos LEAcUE-srArz Couscu. -Ths Grand State
Council U. l. A. convened q the League rooms here
yesterday All varietiss Of color were repEsssnlsd
The meeting was strictly private, none being admitts
but the immediate members.
F,s Newark.
THs sEvEx- TMnry CoUs1rRrnn0 CAsS.-Ths naaI
Spencer whose o. charge Of eeuntsrelting ~
thirty and hvesvensy bonds has been fully ri
ported In the HHRALD, appeared yesterday at The o
Of the tinted States Commissiouer for examinaitsa!
Colonel Wood, the government principal winess di6
Saturday ns1s ~ The United sssss District 1s;orssy
atsd that since Spencer and his wife hal been admitted
10 bail The sum q $4,000 each he bad becoms 9.azs
or the magnitude Of tho sesatons against the parties
therefore moved thal the bail bs xed At an amounb
that would insure the pvsones appearances bsSore ne
stuart and william B. Gasd, srsnosr's counsel
stated that tho defendant had oDms totally unprepare6
for increase Of the amount nxed for bail. and ap-
Spencer on the former bal Of $40 O00 The Commis-
si0ner refused, however, and tho bail was lxed q
0co more ,of sscn ossn sa ~ ~
70 the county JAIL He tcegrs 70 Philadelphia -
shs required $4,000 win probably b 10 spsnesrs pos
'ss ss:ssn:. X
Of her childs sickness s As *ss
BuRSHo oS Cans rHs NoRRm AND EssEx Ransom =
About four O'Clock yesterday moratng car belonging
70 the Morris Essex Railroad Company. which va
standing "a side track a. The rad ct south Orange,
caught nrs and was completely destroyed The end q
another car also badly damaged. Tie whole srea1
would probably have been destroyed bad no. iregnl
train came slons :: The time ne engine q wn.sn ars
are originated from ovsvheated stove The less d
from S. 600 70 $4,000
"A. Paterson.
SHOOTING ASYnAy.-On Saturday man named CAva
nagh, residing on candy HILL morgaged HIS house end
lot for the purpose Of purchasng team Of horses for
HE bro.her-n-lav. Cavanngh, having heard that hia
brother.in Law was about selling tho horsea, sent hi
wife FOR them who returned with or them. During
the day the brotherinaw made his appearance ana a.
mapded the horse and being refused which, be drew
pistol and II 10 alleged, shot Cavana2h In the tnig
Who had his brother-in-lew arrested Ihs trial mas Ne
vet come OF #As 4r s444 VI * aSr EFEss
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7zs United States ~ Tpenty.fcs BGryss Of Dis
tid HPSvfs seizsd at - First avenue The facts in
this case were presented 10 the Court and jury by Mr.
Rollins Assistant District Attorney. From this stale
mens It appeared that Mr.. James Kelly In February
last the owner OF the liquor store ~ First
ct which Mr. Craig Inspector OF Revenue found twenty
i've barrels Of Whskey which had no mark whatsoever
- 70 whether tho spirits had been dstiod before
subsequent 70 the LIST Of September 1885, the law
required Mr. Kelly stated 10 Mr.. Craig that be had
bought the whiskey from Messrz Sernhemer, Aron-
hemer TO- rectifying distilera for 81 80 per gallon
and produced their bill at that figure Mr. Kelly IVES
produced q witness for the government and he test
ned that he had bought hundred barrels Of whskey
Of which the twenty-five barrels part, tho prico
stated and that the rectae PROPOSED 70 sell him any
larger quantity Of blockade stun at the price s. B.
Cox, counsel for tho CLAIMANTS raised the question as TO
the authority Of Mr. Craig 70 make the seizure; but Judge
Batcbord decided that government had adopted the
seizure the proof & the authority was complete
Mr. Cox further suggested that there was combination
for seizure, but Judge Blatchfor decided that II the
parties had comhinsd 70 dsfraud the government il
could not avail. ~
Tue case ssands adjourned hll tomorrow, to allow
claimants 70 produce further evidence. s &&
Petitions Filed In Bankruptcy Yesterday.
The following petitions yesterday nled In BANK
ruptcy Henry Evesson referred Register Williams
Thomas son. referred 70 Register Fitch bernhard b
zippert referred 10 Register Dayton; James r. Brown
referred Register Allen: Emory B. Fay, referred 70
Register Dwight; Thomss B. johnson, referred 10
Register Ketchum Lazar Bernard referred 70 Register
Wiiams William Larchar. referred TO Register Fitch.
All the above petitions arc Of New York city. ,n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28

IKE fAERAcrr prfxB Ass0CrAuoN.-An sQournea
meeting Of tho Farasut and New Orisans Free Asso.
citation was held last evening q Dsssn's billiard ~
loon, corner Of East broadway ~ nstesn street. e.
Ioeksood presiding asd ,. " saa4s astias % ssers-
~. COMMITTEES Or three conssliss y r. oaltoa
Ambrose FsAx and Joseph 1adsasld, wN appointed -
wait on shs navoe ana Courrsnsa q shs city Of Nee
York and suiDs Their inhnsoce y - cause ~
the Associssioa No sousa wsil - nksn m
the Philadeplis ana ymDeg cry Associations
J. D. Van Buskiyk, q ~ Jers1y CITY, rslorsse n,mseM
- efbciaIy dsesUISs1 - sDcgsseue 49, A1ecseues =
ths Nsw ysssH, knoslee>sss 60 - ncslsn go.
mes II two wss aoVsinGsds y rsprseene ne Nov rosk
body u the nsxt mestaag - NJ SSrsY wv 49,
bsine before The msee1nE - Ameoeo0 s0oornsa v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28

This enc addition 10 tho mercsaii,s marine q the
Usi,cd states wss launched from ins yard a Henry
see-s erccspofut. ~ hslfpss, O'Clock yesterday
tofn, male aud fenaIe, from New York and ssbirbe.
ths launch vas sdmrabty conduetsd, AND The mann
10th ship e her ways aud enhEoDd the waters OF the
1ast river In . manner mu3esus and HfsiikA thai
The spectators cent up cheer ar chesv ne departed
rne Alaska was but ~ Mr. Stesrs 70 the order u tks
d. 30 feet In lsngk - fcs< breedth n bsA 90 u
feet depth Of hold Her model I'D gsnsrs coustrscton
81 nnr % so.s e We !xAn s'ssr shi Constructed
ars odsix ~ navai arohecture The machia~y Of the
Alaska Il In Of construction Al tbs Novelty
Works and se Win - COT rssdv fcs So with III posi-
Die assrsirA. NM H M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28

No 10 Deskmaa ssrsss; and hat lspi psssss6sss b A
tusd in the name Of this dspassst tse infrinsss
ulied with and n b. Wilson, the epeai ComiifeA
s. authorized y take al sssps nssU = ~ Judgment y
fSss the ana NJ. e ~ ssys.t.s yAe ~
ar NAV hereafter uua9o " rnnqn q physical ds6
blity 10 perform duty Be dIrseted - fpo 70 Dr.
harIes Ma Milan N. D.. for sxamnaton and cor
condition % eent - Snn board immediately
after the examination
Whereas confusion sxss q nrss y Fse.1S q ne vass
Or BY author1xeo persons v&nw Ne nnoe 81
hrus: therefore - . - -. = ~
Appointed by the President Of the boAr 70 adopt FAR
practicable uniform BADGE for such plrpose and sran
~ substution for those no badges 10 b d.
vered uness order Of the Board ana No expense ~
the same 10 b incurred BY the deparnssnA
This resolution viii commend itseIf 70 al snose Who
from experience have suffered from hc want OF badge
Of the character dsaignsd 70 b adopted sssx
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SUPERIOR cousT-TsAl TfRm-pAaT 2.
Suit for Railroad Dnmages-A Considerations
Jury.
Before Judee Jones
! - .xs 1ths ysx~< m <yx~xss

+ Before Judee Jonea
7nomds L. D6vif The Dr. ddscdy and GerenA AueNws
Railroad Oompony.-On the "a OF September . boy,
eleven years Of age. named Frederick }. Thring IN
jursd by falling Of Oh the defendants q broad
way and Eighteenth street He was prior TO that time,
healthy, active boy, and since the occurrence has be-
come subject 70 epeptc atA Tho plaintiff IL his step
fsther and sued 70 recover compensation for medical
and other and attendance the boy and for loss Of
services during the period which has elapsed aud the
boys inority. The testimony for the plaintiff showed
that the boy about TO embark the csr which
goins slowly at the point mentioned and that the
conductor rang the bell the started and the lad
thrown TO the ground, receiving slight cats and
severe coniusions The defendants attempted show
that the hoy got the at Fourteenth street and
playing with another boy. and 10 30 doing fell from the
and that the epilepsy which ensusd hereditary
or induced by secret causes. - n
The occupied three days trial, and aftes vsy
exhaustive charge by tho Court. In which Il an
planned among other questions for their confederation,
In order render the defendants liable they must
Ind that tbsre negligence the pars Of dsea.
dant and that Ia order 70 cnttc the plaintiff TO
sum whatever they must find that there
trbu'ivs negligence the part Of the boy After
trement Of aoout half hour the jury rendered
Dict for plaintiff 10 the sum Of S2s0 For pisiusn,
Messn North Bangs; for attendants, James n. Smish
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28

THk PIsn IS BoHEa Exrroerox Tho investigation
into this disastrous accident which 70 have bsss
held yesterday aos proceeded with - sons = ths
most important witnesses In The cass were nos psossnk
Coroner wilder Ct two o'cock and AFTER waisina
tine q the rwsaty eighth street prscpcA Where
the inquiry VS. V have bean hsId Isf. - no sehsF
parties appeafed 8
TRIALS AT Porscs HKADouARrxHs Tho Police csnmis.
sioners held their regular weekly meeting yesterday
Aftsrnoon, Commissioner Acton In the sxeeris-
tors chair. largo number Of psliosmsn wsrs
uisd for violation Of police rules and reguaeiona
Thers were several casss 10 which citissns we're con-
paainaass, bus they vsrs q no publis impcrtAnea
AUCTION sAIssov scRAxrox CcAE.--An sasssa nls Of
scranton coal vas hsd yesterday nosa ~ tAs Dele.
wass, Iackswanna aad wsstsrn Railroad Company. 81
shc companys sassroom IN No. - ESchanss plsoss
where there was pretty large attendasce Of bie1es
thourh mot quite - large = usual Sny toousnnd,
ons hundred and CITY ions o. col wsrs ss1
The sale comprscd the follcwtas loea tsss q
lumn 1000 tons Of steamboat r. 100 tiers 81 grAss,
1850 tons o. sgg 120oO tons 81 stove the following
y comparison Of prices Obtained Yesterday via shoss
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That the necessary NOTICES 10 served 70 the following
named parties FOR violation o. Ne sw relating % tns keep
sdSe, No is MADAM hne; a. Dr.chsr No ~ Fnh sesse9
Ludlow xrssf; nonss walsh No. lis Maiden lane; stegs
isr Miller NJ lM Norfclk street. o. L. Bslheneer he
usth street; vi1n 6yse M s Easl hrv.e ~ strsss;
WsAswerA. l!ss.sr 4oe, " ~ rs.sl s!s.st: = {, q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28
sausr o. GENERAL sessIaxs

John Cooper, who convicted few days since OF
forgery In TIE third degree. In having presented forged
check for $3.50 ~ the Fulton National Bank 2bsh
Of July yesterday sentenced the State Prison for
nve yeara william Pierce who pleaded guilty burg
larry In the third dsgree ssnt 70 the State Prison Tor
two years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS cuuaI.
An Alleged Fraudalest Bsnd.

B9I0fO C0mm1s1i000G O0o0t0.
In tho case OF Nicholas Lawson and Adoiph Aschss
Who had been CHARGED With having procured the max.
Ing OF . fraudulent b0nd for the purpose OF enabling
them 70 withdraw quantity Of whskey from bonded
warehouse for rectncatoB, the Commssioner decided
discharging tho defendants holding that there
not utto Of evidence 70 connect them with the Inn
nufed offanca ---
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28

Jsha Cbuina ~, % TsSaips Il @. Scranton and ne
delivered his opinion 10 ibis case L was claim for
collision The steamboat John Hart, Of which Mr. Col.
Inns was the chartsrs lay At the upper eide Of pier 35
and the two shlps claimed that they had right the
berth q the pier alone Both attempted get at
onco, and in the con1ict tho John Hart injured
at thai tho EcranQn In fault and no decresd against
her dsmisslng The libel against the Emerald Isle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28

49, ss~ssS" sns o'V~& AsHy WSus oSwn spP~xSooy
RarsD as--Kely put in nsAs me - csnsss's chin,
csiiy:rs rsi sSss ssss ciicehsS ssa SssssSicd fsr
the ial, Kelly going d0wn. viii ColIysr % hin
Rovso ss-Esy Missed but sssslse os.ssg ps.s :. :
uadsr lip entirely through and biosd spirssd
and over his breast He however gos ~ too blows
sfes~srds % Kelly when ths latter wsas dows With
R,usD s7-Ksiiy sos On Co,lysr's cheek lightly and
s9Aaa On ne foseessd bat = resarn rscssvs3 thrive
down with CoIysr % HIN. M
RouSD 2s-Kslly MISSED, est second sssemps ~as
Aasds in sIs ossh. wAioa altered the :ksps q ne
lips and caused more blood 20 no1. Tnsy cIinched
snd fs x' ~ s.ss d. tor q
and So Anghthanser ~ the ribs Wien Kelly droppsd
Rows 3s-~coiIysr invesod hard ope q. ,bs 80 a
ksys head With his right tnisse< the second h'cv md
80. bard cse "a tss Ion Locking up. laughed IN
Rocsp sl-Collysr again led al, beginning nov %
force the race, he SAID bic sdvsrsry ocgssin6
g sdops the dsfsnsve and drcppag same, and vas =
lighter o. TIE two snd must yin, barrirw sccdsnt ne
rushed a Kelly and hit him rght hanJer on The xds
his rgal again, caught Kelly On ~ ascs, which
Knocked hin clean 81 his feat NJ
Rorsp sl--Ne''y ssvs colIyss hard right hsndsr u
49,. ~hen ~ Assis drsppsd = hls kussA - 0a M
X nousp St. geiy biz Collyss hare lsn handler %
ia second one dropped 70 avoid punish nsak
RocSp 3s-Bcih misssa thssr marx and ciintnsd, md
Kelly got down. wFh Ssm 90 him. tfft
R0rNs sst- ihsv bat uow bssn kghf,nx thhfy-dve
misutss- Kelly I'D of on sans cheek and 10 renrn
sct ssnss!ssr on ne mouth vhch made him sss esws.
EorSc B--Keiy again rot on sam's nose, bst shsss
w~ ~ ferce 20 The bicw, whls we latter wsung1
crushsr "a kelys aose. when they oicssd. nrsxeea
aud Ksiky was thruWn. wHb Ssm On aim. VFfpfN
RorAD " --corG misssd, aud Kelly c2nxnt him
vs,tISr - yDv ehis vuh his right hand rssv rot CO.
ssiSsr - sssR' ng'dly vss sssh hssss sal sa -
Rot 70 ss--conssv ~ bIssdins sssssv fsus ne
mouth Kelly I'D ~nh MS let ssst'ss - Cosysrs
Rcass s--ksiS ~ % csllvw's resssssa Or wAsss
The New York herald., 1867-01-28

THE BEAUTIFUL PRINCESS OF DENMARK, THE
4 czsrcwitch Of Russia. Eminent pvines Rev Drs.
Stevens, Thomson Durbin. McCntock, Morris, james.
Simpson. whedon, Ames Nag, Elliott and Haven; Hon
n Howard Captain 4. B. Ward, and Keri-Rer the Can
nibal Your likeness" BY Rev. Or weston Self Govern
GiCxI JbuRSAI % Sp ecn,s er a. vssy FoWIER
WELLS, So Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1867-01-28

HOoLEYs. OPERA HoUsE-BROoKLiN
Ii The Italian Brigauds; or, the Midnight Attack.
Beautiful Tabeaux vyants the streets Of Brooklyn Snoke
The Great Serensding Scene Tanning Butterfly Lemncr
Ghost the New Congress- Robert Ridley ESQ.,, Reckon rn
Lack Wonderful Guitar Solo, Good Bye susan Jane he
The New York herald., 1867-01-28

GRIFFIN cHRIsTY,s MINsrRELs. FIFTH AyENgE
Griffin. Manager. triumphant success Crowded houses
GEORGE CHkIsTY in and original acts. First ag-
pearance of the great English artist Mr.. OSCAR BUR
BANK and DICK he shapPe9 dSnesr 9, q:
bone player. Mr. CHAs. HENRY the sweet baadst every
night. Morrison. shattuck, Hughes Hogan Abbott and
GRIFFIN in new acts Scenes q the Ffh Aysngs Hotel
Naughty Nanghsy Giris Happlest Couple Out. &C Firs
night Of THEODOOR TOMATOES Grand Orchestra
sg George Chrissno Nine Rcd Pepper Abbottino aud Sig
Carlo Foremost Matinee every saturday. e 81 r ~
The New York herald., 1867-01-28

DRLIEF FOR THE CRETANs.-CONTRIBUTIoN
Ilay addressed the Of Samuel O. Ward Treas
Of the Relief Fund 50 Wall For the Ell
ooutvo Committee. G. X. TUCKERMAN, Secretary.