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New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
HE1VY BURGLARY.

ROBBERY OF BROOME-ST. sTORE-LoSs RE
PORTED AT $4,000.
At about p. IN. yesterday, notices were
circulated throughout the city that 1000 in coupon
bonds Of the issue Of 1861 had been stolen
c. Franks Sons silk aud fur dealers No 46G BrOome
st Inquiry at their establishment elected tie following
story:
AT O'Clock yesterday morning the porter, ne usual,
proceeded TO open the store which located the third
floor. He somewhat surprised TO see bunch Of keys
hanging the door. Entering hastily he declares he
saw the whole store in state OF confusion. with safes
desks and OF merchaudse torn open. The Office in
which safe located and outside OF which another
safe placed, had been thoroughly Overhaued
Inquiry to the manner in which the supposed bur
glars entered the store and their OF the
various places Of security was responded 10 substan-
Another firm in the building had been in the habit Of
sons mad left their store they surlnsed that must have
been during that time the entrance 10 the store was ef-
fected by skeleton key. Once inside, they rhed the
drawers Of the Office desks found key TO the Office safe,
opened it, and, breaking open compartment inside took
from there box containing 5000 United states rive
Twenty coupon bonds, III bonds OF $1,000 each large
amount IN pr0mlssOiy hotes ana S2OO casn. IN ts sae
they found key 10 the other one upon opening which
they took therefrOm thirty pieces OF SIX OF assorted
| col6rs and qualities, valued at $1,000 Having empticd
this the burglars made for the stock of urs in cases that
locked with ordinary steel lock, from which they
took COO TO 200 beaver skins, valued at between $1,000
After removing the choice leaverslns Messrz Frank
say that the burglars removed tine greater portion of
the amount OF $40 or 800 beaver collars valued az betWe6h
SOCOand $4,000 The burglars then took all the knick
|
articles that die up to their views OF value and
thus succeeded in carrying away $500 worth 0f sk silk
plush, and cloth. The exit Of the burglars made
through rear window by means OF rope that enabled
them to descend TO Office extension of store below,
from which the operators weuded their way to Greene
ST. The goods were taken away in bags, and
must have formed a very bulky number Of packages.
| The porter states that he found the safes
bound with ropes so that If the Of powder was
necessary pieces might not fa In the explosion what
particular object they might have for doing that when
they had keys to open the safes cannot be guessed at
The porter declares that he found TASKS Of powder ropes
bags drills and number of other burglars implements
scattered through the room
singular fact is that although Franks Sons say they
have lost in the neghbOThUOd OF S2OO they have syet
made effort 10 compare their stock with their hooks
and have not even looked the amount of their missing
bills receivable.
The whole affair has very strange appearance but as
il now in the hands of Capt KesO and his assistants
a speedy and proper conclusion will probably be ar
Nrna af
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
THE BROOKLYN NAVY-YARD.

There have been several changes made in
the officers at the NavyYaTd and the list is
follows;
Coninandant, RearAdmiral g. w. Godon, TO be re-
ueved ON the 18th inst by ReaT-Admiral Meancthon
Smith Executive Officer Capt NJ. ID. Wosey; Assistants
Capt j. NJ b. Clitz Commander Edward Barrett and
Lieut.. Commander +. 7. Woodward Ordnance Depart
ment Yards and DOcks-COmmaDder, W. ID WuUng
Yard officer, Commander, Ralph Chandler Equipment
Department-COmmander, l.. ID. Braine; and Lieut. Com
mander, Chester Hatfield; Naval Constructor b. f. De
lanO Inspector OF Supplies. Commander ID. b. Harmony
Miller; Chief Of Ordinary Department, James Wilson,
Surgeon, T. l.. Peck PaymasteTs, j. g. Cunningham
Chas Murry, and G. j. Emery Chaplain, g. d. Hendey
eon Inspector OF Machinery AhOat, Chief Engineer W.
w w Wood Chief Engineer, Geo. Sewel First Assist
ant Engineers Robert Parks and Albert Morley Asst
of Yard Van Gilt; Yard Carpenters, Jas II. Owens and
Jenkens.
Capt Waugh IL in his 22d year the gate service
The frgae Guerrtere is expected at the yard to-day TO
the dry dock and repair injuries sustained by tho
late accident OIL Nantucket The Wachusett, which has
70 admit the Guerrero The latter vessel yesterday
lying anchor off Ellis Island, dschargng loaded shell
The Tennessee has her masts and her yards will
crossed today, work j. progressing rapidly the
Minnesota she h to he fitted with quarter galleries.
Tie old monitor Roanoke is still lying at the dock The
Tie United States schooneryacbt America has gone TO
Annapolis.
The Florida Ia stil lying AT the dock Of the Ordnance
Department, awaiting the action Of the United states
Courts.
Recruiting ia almost at stand-stil the authorities
taking only those who have honorable discharges No
| landsmen are required.
! A new machneshop for the Engineer Department has
|
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YELLOW FEVER

The following cases Of yellow fever have
been reported to Dr. Carnochan, the Health officer as
having been received at the West Bank Quarantine Hos
p's from Governors Island during the last "a hours
ueny mari, private, Co. G; Adam Miller, private, Co.
- 1halts Rose private, Co. G.; James Bank private Co.
u fSNi ~. VOL private, Co. a; T. d. Bailey, private.
20 - e IoONlng deaths have occurred since yester-
day "iam luipehing musician; AlOiD Bernstein, mu-
sl1iaf ASthg assistant Surgeon Gibbs has been de-
attendance upon the sick Many Of patients are con.
Health Ofcer Cochran Of BROOKLYN vesterdov ro-,,.
received Communication from Dr. Bell one Of the
3aIsatne L W as making inquiry regarding
IN preventing the landing of boats the West Branch
Hospital As the slOOp Pour Brothers has heen raII
daily trips from the hospital 10 the OF Van prnnt
Brooklyn for the purpose of receiving supplies tho
strict Interpretation OF the order would em6srrass H.
work Dr. Cochran excepts the soOp from the order bt
the crew or gers must remain board The foo,
OF Van Brunt and Pacihces, IL deslgpated a. points
Yherf tbs slQ0p may Iapd.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
BASE BALL.

The baseball match between the printers OF
Newark and NewYOrk will take place this afternoon on
the Amateur grounds in the Twelfth Ward, Newark.
The Champion Base Ball Club of jersey City,
Easton Pa the llth inst 10 play the Neptune
Club Of that city.
The students of Rutgers College, \. j., have
organized Base Ball Association, with regular nine TO
compete with those OF other colleges
A match took place at the Waverly Fair
Grounds yesterday between the Amateurs Of Newark
and the Resoutes Of Elizabeth in which the former club
were victorious by score OF q TO II.
The Star Club will play their return match
with the Atantics on Saturday. The first game was
played last June and resulted in the defeat Of the Stars
by OF tO1 The Atlancs have not yet been de-
feated single game by any amateur nine. On Sunday
night the Atlantics accompany the Mutuas 10 Troy TO
play their benefit match together for the gold ball.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

A mocrmg of the American Institute was
held last evening in the OF the Association Vice
President Gen WIN. Hal had hardly taken the chair
when Mr.. Goodwin moved that Vice-President Nathan
Ely be requested TO take the chair This DR. Rich stig
matted a piece or impudence or az least he said
1T would he mpndence II it from decent man;
tut We All know where II comes nom.' MI. Goodwin
stated that when the meeting organized lie should
appeal 10 the chair protect him from the assaults OF
blackguaIds." Dr. Rich wished 10 know who was the
bl8ckguard. "Our Vcc-Presdcn II in the chair, said
he and backguard gets up and insults him by pro
posing that another person should he Chairman" This
little skrnlshing having apparently given the Institute
appetite for work they attacked the business Of the
evening in earnest The minutes Of the previous meeting
having been read, objection made by Mr. Goodwin
that the minutes not correct and disposition
was shown to consider his objection, lie waXed warm,
and wished 1t 10 he understood that "nO mob law could
take away the rights Of any member Of the Institute.
The minutes were then adopted The Trustees reported
that In accordance with the resolution passed by the
audience at the last lecture OF the Of 1920 the
Of $500 be appropriated to pay the expenses OF a
similar OF scientific lectures this Winter. The
money appropriated in accordance with the request
Dr. kch made remarks euogistc OF the late Geo
l. Jackson, formerly prominent member Of the Iusti-
tutc. committee consisting OF Dr. Rich, Alderman
Nathan C. Ely, and Samuel ID. nllman appointed 10
DRAFT appropriate resolutions.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

GDsrt Stamford. TEXAS, F~vss
Willie Gray Portland CT ~ Holmes, Fe- Haven.
Ocean Wave, Fortoh, Va
BELOW.
One ship and brig unknown. Anchored the Lower bJ
Brig Lucy Sn0v, from.
SAILED.
ps-Ba,ayis, for Hyerpoo Rapdan, of Havana oen
Barnes for ssysnhahi Clyde for Chaesoni ~ Cd fol wilmington
Ellen Terry, for Hewbep ~ g. Niagara for Norfolk, he
WISD-SuDset. fresh, n. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Mas Oct 6-Arnyed bark Woodsde from Hawk bng
Julia X Haskell, from Baltimore.
WnsSoTos N c. Oct 6-Clead steamship Regulator for New
Tork
MONROE 6PssseJ In for Baltimore bArks Oon
from Porto Rsoi Jane Young from Leoo bhgs Hornet, from May
Chattanooga from Porto Rico Passed ont ship hooeha or
Apnws bark st. Ursula, for Rio Jsnero Arrived ship Belle b.
Morse. from Callao for orders.
CHAuEsTos, Oct 6Arhyc, steamship J. W. Ryerman ron
Philadelphia bark Sisters nd brig John Freeman from Bsstoni h-
j. r. Wiley Philadelphia HsB from New York, III nrstta
from Weymouth A. r. Gloer from Boston Sailed steamship South
Carolina for Eev-York
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
AQUATIC.

The annual meeting of the L. NJ A. AssO-
citation OF Paterson will take place this afternoon on
Dundee Lake, in the form of regatta. Al O'Clock
there will review, after which there will be race
between Whitehall boats, single scus race between
double scull shells, and several Others
The boat-races at Dundee Lake to-day Will
commence pm, unless IL rains, in which the
gatta viii be postponed until next Tuesday. There
TO be in single and double scull shell boats and
also In fOuT-Oared gigs The boat will start from the
Club blouse OF the IL. NJ. A. Association.
The annual regatta of the Gulick Boat Club
will take place of Pleasant Valley Saturday Oct
The programme Will consist Of three races, rowed IN II
feet single scu boats. The first for the champion
ship of the Club, will he contested by II. b. Deeey +.
T. Blake, and w, Cannon. The second race by T. Moore
J. Dyson, W. IL. spear L. Kenny and j. Kbbee. The
last race will be r0wed by the Hon. Mike Norton, Aid
Geo Mitchell X Lindsay and j. Kelly. Distance in all
the races three miles The steamboat Fort Lee, convey
ing Judges reporters and invited guests, will leave
the foot Of ChristOpher-st. at y. III.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

New-York Hotel-Gov. Bowie of Maryland (;
Commodore Le Roy, u. g. Navy; ex-Goy. Lawrence Of
Wilmington -r=== Everett H0use-COntroler Hulburd
OF the Treasury Department Gen. W. T.. Strong Chi
cngo and George Brown OF Baltimore. Astor
House-Ex- Congressman John u. Alley Of Massachu-
setts 80 Ffthaye. Hotel-Judge H. X. Sloane Of
Ohio; Liert- Commander Wright, u. X. Navy; g. H..
lansing Albany; Dr. c. s. Mil OF Virginia and DR.. q.
r. Davis. Hartford. == Albemarle HOte-Gen G. IL.
B Bsse OF Hartford and Charles j. Peterson. Phadel-
phia - Westminster Hotel-Judgo Marcus Il. Nor
ton ~ Troy --= st. Nicholas Hoel-Gen. John e. Ere
mont of Tarrytown, N. Y; Gen Hasbrouck Davis OF
Chicago Gov Marshall Of Chicago, aud Dr. John Davis,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship ybe Delaney San Domingo City Sept, 28 Bay
.yh. Porto Plata 30,h, nise. and pass
silly Isaac webb Mortimer Liverpool Aug l6 indse. and
Ship hnutlha, he1rath Londonderry Sept md.e. and pas
Ship Charlotte Oates, Liverpool Aug II, Rlse.
bst hAah Of nsrsvak, Norton, RIO Janeiro Aug a. coffee
baf ksTy Pratt Kbum Newport Eng - railroad iron.
bchr PefoneLA, Fnery, Kingston Jam, 10 days coffee.
seb Tiara WohoGse, Russell Bros Santiago TeIAs Is days
tnd, and WOOL
schr Ns Lun simmons Jscme HayH Sept a. OgsOol and
coffee.
sehr Hamming Bird Smith 81 John ~ b., day. lamber.
sCnOoNkiA--hyKR AND COATw1sE.
X Low Providence. Eh Iownaend, Providence.
~ A. Prcipor. Providence. Jfs English, Providence.
hhra fhsro, Providence Foam, Providence.
kienh, Providence Laura Robinson Providence.
" r. Taber. Providence. Geo Hotehkiss, Providence.
Dadem Prevalence TDphena Providence.
Henh Rockand. kaggo Bell Rockland.
Mercer. Bridgeport. julia Tate Bridgeport.
kllA Jane bridgeport n. Hazard Bridgeport
yos. Marsh, bridgeport II. NJ Wells Portland c.
+ Buckingham Portland O. Mary Fletcher Cslals
Olive, CalaiA MAraca Portland.
topmt GoGhry BostOa. l.. A. Bayles, Boston
hhy Weaver Boston Transit, Boston.
h h. FrSnkhn Boston. Lucy Church, Boston
y '. Wellington BosioI Laurel, P0rt JeneIson
EeJ Pan River Ple.twDg FAl River
Hsaics, P0rtoIostsr Emily, Stamford.
Anu Dole, New Beiorl esmph. HaTwich.
Trade Wina, Norwich WIN. bemsRi, Salem.
BIZ piTo, Stan nFtOn Circle, Connecticut RIVER
Tesser Portland n. Perkins, New Bedford
X rIls,. ItAysiss1 sss4A y. Thomas New HgYeR
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

II would be the hight of profanity, accept
e what all Of them % question the superiority Of KNoX
HlT all Others We therefore d,eare Toudy and with an the
emphasis give the leclson al Of KSoIs headcoyer
supsb md that the bei the Metropolis to be had Of
krnY IL n.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

for purse Of $780, and sweepstakes Of w cscn, py nv
pay, the second horse getting $780, ana the
ing his stake There were only three entrics - ,be
man. Biddy Malone, aud Tsdalo. Inc ior,t tbo second
favorite ut 500 60 5000 against the neld ~. M ADJ also
mp Bddy Malone fell and threw her r1d9i W. cft oys.
II dale at the nth jumr, and these and win ~ no
terman al lef ure 10 30 the oouo rIngh Gnfney
liked Rildy Malone was caught by hub" d ,nuUti1g
taken baeK 30 where she threw her o w. he eourse In
' aeI' ne took ~ red ene ne second money. Ifme-ol@
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

II. ~ SoUIRE's q FultOn-st., New-York, is
Isc. reliable WAICEK choice JS~
slt SrtEtTs0 SIVEHvAHI Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
rur FLEETWOOD PARK RACEs-THE JUDGES
CENSURED.

CENSURED.
We. the undersigned, hereby certify that we
were present during the whole of the trot at Fleetwood
Park ON wednesday. October g. between the Blacksmith
Colt Capt Boyd and Lilly; that We have read the ac-
count published in the newspapers and consider them
unfair and prejudced in every particulars that the
taking OF the second and fourth heats from the Colt waa
an exhibition OF unfairness which is without parallel
the records OF tr0ng and that the presence OF MT
Daer in the stand and his constant interference with
the judges and allowing Mr. Duffy the reputed owner of
Lilly to remain in the Judges stand during the race de-
the seVercst The pool ObOOks also show
that OF the judges had bets the race The
evident unarness OF the judges caused the most intense
disgust among the spectators, who advised Col Barfan
to draw his Colt which he did with just expression OF
his Indignation at his treatment Jas MCEroy, g. East
Broadway; s. b. Logan "a Duane-st: A. Fields, l64 Mad
son-s Ellis n. Crow, 154 Suvan-st.; L. H. Heard, Vet
Surgeon; Joseph Merritt Brooklyn.
THE NARRAGANsETT PARK RACES.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 6.-m consequence of a
storm the troting at Nauagansett Park is suspended
till tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM ST DOMINGO CFTY-ln steamship Tybee oct 6kdNli
Prince J. g. West Grayessen, b. Gones H. Minges g. II.
Gtsulb luiur kost NJ. McCahill 7. heCahl.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
NJ BAIRD g. Co., PHILADELPHIA.
Manufacturers Of
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES,
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO EVERY VARIETY OF RAILROAD
SERVICE
THE ECONOMICAL USE OF WOOD, COKE, BITUNlEOUs AND
ANTHRACITE COAL AS FUEL.
ALL WORK ACCURATELY FITTED TO GAUGES, AND
THOROUGHLY INTERCHANGEABLE.
Plan Materials Workmanship Finish and Bsncy folly guaranteed
N BAIRD CHAs. 7. PARRY, WIN. r. HEEzBY,
GEO BUREGIAM, EDW. H. WILLIAMS I'D bOSoSIhBIH
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

When you want a stylish and becoming HAT
reasonable price ss neghbor BCREB u I3 Fulton
Nassau ~ BuBKE's motto s popular pre.s.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

Ali kinds of Twine, Cordage, and Paper
Net puo,s WILLARD HARVEY 30 Brcadssy EeS.York.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
HOME NEWS.

TJIN WRiTIlFh
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07


The Nursery Stakes race for two-yearOlds only,
tO each D. D. with $1,000 added the second horse taking
t9oO out of fhe stakes; mile dash. There 60
entries for this stake making ts value 10 the
ds that ever started America, came TO the post
.rsiug the best blood on the turf. These John
h'D0nc's gr T. Mary Louise, the winner Of the
toga stakes and Long Branch Nursery Stakes, aud his
c6 + Tanchon by Australian, dam Idlewid; Col Nc
Uanel's ch C. Harry Bassett by Lexington, dam Canary
Pird the winner OF the Kentucky Stakes at Saratoga;
D ID Withers b. T. Elsie by LeamingtOn dtm Bapta no
xsnn atWO-year-Ud stake at Saratoga; l. W. jerome 5
cb Inv kentucky dam Ariel, and his D. by Kentucky,
dam msry Bidde; H. b. IOdds b. c>by Harry Booth, dam
nv Fngiueer: b. W. HOXscy's gT l4 Engineer, dam by
Panel. A re lmOnt- b. T. Girl OF Ny Heart Dy Hkunnsher
dam Finke r. T. Lewis's en- I. DeIne, by LeamlngtOn,
by IExngton dam Eagess; Hunter ITavelss b. G., by
Censor or Jerome Edgar, dam Nahhle Lf%lsi b. u;
Tbofuass D. T. AurcOla, by War Dance, ddln Dixie ana
W r. Babcock's Ch. I. by Jack Malone, dam NespeI
IND field Harry Bassett Mary Louise, and the Mary
Bidde ny gOt of front, the faNOrlte last he uO
Bassett made the running AZ strong pace ahu nc va
two lengths ahead Of the jerome MY az t-e
pole the latter far before Mary lOulse anu az
strung out in Ind an fe. Going around the mr. marry
Bassett s led the horses came again INTO slen
he was fully teughs il front, the ldFoflte sCVi
three lengths before Elsie who had become thlIu az
Mary LOuises efforts 20 capture Bassett were unaVal
ing and Col. McDanieiss colt galOped home an easy
winner by two lengths the favOre three lengths before
El-e, AureOla fourth, BclmOuts nly hitbj ana MARY
Clark sixth Tme-l4Si.
Third R1o-Emssry sIes t~oesrOds Of SO ead p viii
oond SIJ Ou oi The stakes e4Sel
l5b OfJuly 1903 uiu % eutresi mile. -
Col heDnes e Harry BsAse'i BY Lexington uAm OeDA Ds
J. 6cnls g. asry Louise by Lightning dam BY Sovereign
q D. Willsjs b. RBs. BY Lesmngon Bspts........
Tselye otlsn bot not plaosd Ime-l:%4
The sse2Ie SAase y2t I4e As&1AQQlIkAIset' ~ Sbs
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MUSICAL ANzs DRAMATIC.
The CITY Anusemenis.

Ar THE CHEsEUT there viii be matinee to-day,
when Bold jack the Giant Killer will be performed.
This evening Christmas Epe; Of, The Hiser'S Drea6t
and the fairy piece OF Beauty and t.e Beast will be
given for the last time.
On Monday the new play OF Champagne; or, Step by
Step, written by Laura Keene and Matilda Heron,
win be produced.
AT THE WALNUT Miss Bateman will appear this
afternoon as "Paullne' in Bulwers comedy of The
Lady Of Lyo7,s and this evening she VIII conclude
her engagement with LEAH"
On Monday the military drama or Not Guilty, by
Watts Phillips, will be brought out with new scenery
and appointments. This piece Is said to be very in-
terestlng. and much care has been bestowed upon
the preparations for its production, it will probably
achieve q decided success
AT THE ARCH there will be a matinee to-day, when
Little Dorrit VIII be performed. In the evening the
same piece viii be given, with the drama of the Rob-
6er'S Rifc.
AT DUPREz Il BENEDICTs OPERA HOUSE a
tine holiday i'll Will be presented this evening.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OrBhA HOUSE there
will be matinee to-day, and an attractive perform
ance this evening.
SIGNOR BLITz and his son will exhibit new and
wonderful magical mysteries this afternoon and
evening at the Assembly Building.
The SENrZ-UAsSLER ORCHESTRA viii give a
matinee to-day at Musical Fund Hall.
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Thompson Blacks Son & Co.,
CRoCERs,
Broad and Chestnut Sts.,
seVenteenth and Arch Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA,

Invite attention to their stock of Fine Teas and OoHees
Flour Fruits aud all and choice articles pertaining
TO a Family Grocery Store.
Particular attention is paid the careful selection of
Fine Teas of des sription and with the facilities at
their command they prepared furnish every variety
OF goods of the best qualities at the lowest prices
They endeavor to conduct their business on euoh vrn
cpes they trust will meet tue appreciation OF all who
may favor them with their custom. IL q thstufn
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From Our O,on Correspondent
New YORK, Jan. 1, 1870.
MIR. Fechter
has arrived in this city and is stopping at the
Westminster Fol week or two past his pic
turc has been hanging in the Hobbies at Niblo's,
attracting the usual crowd OF discriminating
gazers. 1t is a sweet mild-looking countenance,
and the man who wears it would probably
make poetic and picturesque Hamlet" His
opening character, by-the-bY, is not to be "Ham-
let" but "Ruy Bias" and will take place on the
evening OF next Monday week. Mr.. Fechter's
noduS operGndi with the members of each
stock company that supports him is very pecu-
liar. He reads each mans part to him, to the
end that he may understand 1t in all its heights
and depths. This is perhaps fatn to originality
on the part of the stock actor, hut then he
Originallties of stock actors generally deserve to
be nipped in the bud. If | remember right, 1t
was Mr.. Edwin Adams who some years ago pro-
duced flaxen-haired Hamlet upon the Phila-
delphia stage, something like what Mr.. Fech-
ter's is said to be. Unfortunately ut that time
blondes had not made q hit upon the stage, and
male blondes were the most intolerablc of all.
A BOwery Blossom.
Yesterday the wife of New ork theatrical
manager put in an appearance in police court
looking extremely handsome and beautifully
dressed. She was on application to be released
on bail. She had been arrested, on complaint
OF her husband, manager of the Bowery, for
being a vagrant, and had been sentto Blackwell
Island Her counsel claimed that the cause of
her Incarceration arose entirely from personal
spite on the part of Judge Bowling, who is re-
presented to have been Mr.. Freligh's friend.
Whether this he true or not Mrs. Freligh looked
the least likely woman in the world to be ar
rested on charge of this kind. Her appear
ance and manners were modest, her dress in eX-
cellent taste, and her tones those of lady.
Such is life.
Big Capture.
DR.. Osgood, hitherto q good Unitarian OF
Brooklyn, has gone over to Episcopacy. He has
been shifting for a long time among the loose
sands of speculation, and he finally settled upon
a spot where he suspects no shoals. Whether
he is High Church or Low don't know, and ii
Is probable he has sunk all such inferior ques-
tions as this. ALI BADA.
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OARD-Our first sale of Paintings will take place Janu
airy and T. Persons wishing TO contribute must hav
them in this week Il. SooTT JR.,
No. lll7 Chestnut street,
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"Bto WORDS GOT smitc like war-clubs /:

'BTU WOnDS d not smitc Ike War-cIubs.
Boastful breath is not a bowstring.
DEEDS are better things than words are;
ACTIONS mightier than boastings."
Sobn W. Frazier the carpenter andbuilder Of the Bee
hive shor No. I'll Grisoom street big words
beastfu BREATH but goes work. buys several carloads
of lumber at cent below the retail price
and therefore shows by that he does all kinds Of
carpenter work cheaper better and quicker than
other ia the city note by mail receives immediate
attention