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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14
FIFTH-AYENUE THEATER.

FIfIH-ANENUE THEATER.
The announcement of the last nights of
"Man and Wife" at the Fifth-Avenue Theater has, appa
reuty had the natural effect OF adding a new smulant
10 public curiosity with reference to this very interesting
and effective drama. At any rate the manager relin
gushing his expressed design of Withdrawing the piece
ut the end OF this week. that all novelties are
postponed for the present and that Man and Wife" viii
be acted every evening until further notice. This is
nanifesty wc aud those who for the drama must
be all the pleased with the arrangement since 1t
lends such unmisakable emphasis TO the success Of
beneficial play. "Man and Wife" not only pleases the
mind In passing but leaves in the memory very valua
bic lesson, both moral and intellectual for it illustrates
the ssncy OF Marriagethe foundation Of Home which
IL the cornerstone OF socey-and il teaches us that the
law of true culture looking onward the future and up
ward to the higher fe is subOrdnGOn of the body to
the spirit. Few dramas have had so fine n scenic
setting Mr.. DAILY has provided for Man and Wife"
ut the FthAvenue Theater The acting let us improve
the occasion to add, firm even direct and adcouate
In almost every part-showing the ripe fruits of we'll
disciplined talent-on Wednesday Miss Morris who is
quite in, was replaced by Miss lone Burke In tbe
character OF Anne SupeSterMrs Winter assuming the
character Of Hanna in the drama OF Deborah" az the
Academy Of Music, hitherto played by Miss Burke
THE NETWORK CIRCUs-OPENING NIGHT,
Mr. Lent reOpened the New-York Circus on
night and gave excellent performance before
erowded house The cheerful sheetron tent presented
al unusually bright and handsome appearance. Clean
illness new paint gay colors, and brilliant lights
bined to form this very pleasant picture The large
and merry audience too impaired additional animation
10 the scene The show commenced with the usual dis
play Of fine horses snful riders handsome garments,
and flowing banners and of couTs, the air was laden
with music Mr. Lent, in forming rs present troupe,
seems 10 have profted by the experience OF years ana
seeding out the superfuOus elements TO have retained
only those features which really strong and effective
ahere was not dull act in the programme OF the even
Ing aud the Of the whole was quick and bright
Co dial applause rewarded the efforts OF the clowns ana
scIoba,s and the Circus may uthfuy be said to have
sIeDed is with most suspicious success
Perhaps II Is worthy OF noteas indicating the direction
n which Improvement is desrabethat very little was
done tina, in any way The Melville Family
showed, however, manifest advance in skin aud pre-
eison. TIE Leyantiue Brothers also performed with
than their former daring and th0rOughness. Mr..
T. st.csneys sOmersets ana Mr. Testers cOntortions
duly aDplaudcd-botb artists mauesfnS their Gus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14

Villalnous Saltpeter has brought low the
lead Of many good tall fellow sue tn. breaking Of the present
fn-eodeman The head, Americans however held higher
than ever owing mainly to The HAT. KNOX ssnng from
E Broadway style o. headger which, for beauty durability aud
ever other desirable quality, unparalleled In the hs,op Of Fan
fA.lionA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14
THE REGATTA AT sAGADAHOC.

BRUNSWICK, Me-, Oct. 13.-The regatta of
the sagadahoc pair of this afternoon. The sixoar
race three miles, between the West End and Emer
aid Clubs both OF Portland. At starting collision
Cured. in which the West End lost an Outgger and the
Emeralds had an broken. The judges decided they
should pull again, which the Emeralds declined and the
West Ends pulled over the course, making tho three
miles - minutes, 20 seconds winning the first prize
and the cOiors OF the State championship.
In the whcrry there were four entries f. T. Whit
ney won prize in 1921 John BOyntOn the second.
in 9I0 In the single SOUL there were i've entries
Shaw Of Bath first IN li3 Stevens Of Bath second
In 1863 Perkins OF Portland third IN 1923 In the double
scull race, Howe Stevens, stroke came nrst, IN 1896
Whisper l.. Hume, stroke second in l6l The thick fog
made IL i'm possible 10 see much o. the rowing.
A boat race will take place over the three-mile
course opposite the Elysan Fields, HobOken, Nov 8,
for prize OF 500, between Richard Dealy ana James
Blake members OF the Guck Boat Club, who wore
tesants In the for the champion prize offered ut
the recent regatta Of the Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14
AOIIA1IC.

SPOILED BY THE 81 HOUR STIPULATION.
The race between the Cambria and Sappho
which postponed from Wednesday account OF the
rain and fog sailed yesterday II to be 20 miles
to windward and return for 90 guinea cup TO be sailed
in % hours and according to the rules Of the NewYOk
Yacht Club They got early start from the lghtship
and the Cambria sailed finely before the wind beating the
SapphO 20 tine stakeboat by two minutes and second
On the hOmcstretch the Sappo passed. 10 the wndwsrd
of the Cambria and close to her. coming in 1896 ahead
upon time allowance for an eight-hOur race.
The being 81 hours in duration declared
indecisve. mucn TO the dissatisfaction OF Capt
Tannock who desires profoundly TO these fruitess
contests ended. The official time was follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14

II. N; SoURE's o. Fulton-st, New-York, is
We beS' place 10 buy reliable WATc Cue DIAMOND. choice JKS
Eikf. AsJ s1AAI.ss sILYE.sVAAl D!.acSsI speu.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14

tomarv humility Of spirt and that modest sense OF per
sona merit which is always delightful In puono per.
formers We we're much edited likewise, py 'ns
duct of the manly and digniied-not 10 say
ushers in the'place who with the vigilance
and the sauvi;y of Talleyrand ran aVous ,,n,o
the toes OF ali the boots that CHANGED 10 como Ni'ri
n.I, an inch Of the new paint The clowns were Joe
Penand Mr. H. B. Williams and Mr. Conrad The latter
offered the most pleasing feature OF the whole entertain
ment. in the doIngs OF his trained dogs.
snho,ned is the programme that was presented;
/ The Bhgsnds Csvacade m, u r.x,nsn,
MI. r. beyenuno
Riding hhSe, "eie
3 The 1rck Horse "Alerhndtr" introduced by MI Organ
s Poses By the Australian tMelyile) Family. . - s,,
O.ramanshi
Performing introduced by Mt W s9asn
La Percht.
lOs Riding Bareback Horse Nile Caroline ROLAND
Muscular Contorions. MI W H. lester
!. T,.rc,e, Q, o,ona The LsvsnR B caI.
IL. Mr. Robert Stickney -Four Bareback steeds
The Thick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14
NEWMARKET RACES.

LONDON, Oct. 13.-YeSterGay was the third
day the second October meeting at Newmarket The
chief feature was the for the Middle Park Plato OF
500 soverens, given by the Jockey Club the second
horse 10 receive 200 soVecigns The list closed with 6l
subscribers The by Mr. W. s. Cartwrghts
chestnut colt Albert Victor, by Marsyas, out OF the
Princess Of Wales The betting before the race was 20 "
L AGAINST Albert Victor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14

All Kinds OF Irvine, COrdage, and Paper
Ne, eaah peeA WuLAAD H,ay.Y 30 l,roadwa, Nes Yori
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14
TnE RENSSELAER, PARK ASSOCIATION.

Troy, Oct. 13.-The second days trotting at
the Rensselaer, Park today was Wen attended. The
weather was fine. The first for 81 1880, for all
borsea that had never roed better than 23s9OO to rt
horse 500 to second and $500 to third Eight horses
entered Five heats trotted but the race was
unfinished account Of darkness
The second for purse of $1,000 for all horses
that had trOtted better than 223; $,20J to hht
$500 10 second and $500 third. Eight horses
tered but only four started Burnhans s. III. None Such
won ia three straight heats. Time 1921, 1858, 2.J4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14
LONG ISLAND.

JAmAICA.-LOdge No. 81, |. o. of 0. T. has
been reorganzed. A large delegation present from
Pacific Lodge Of Flushing.
STATEN ISLAND.
The Reverend Father GalleGun, lately AS
sstant Pastor OF st. Joseph's Or c. Church, New
Brighton has been transerre,. 70 Poughkcepse. The
members OF his congregation presented him with
souvenir OF thec regards his departure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14
HOME NEWS.
TIE XKATHHll

SxwYorx Hour. Tier Bsr. Wind. Hour Tne' Bs' VINO.
IL 29B0W. Ott 10
2lmW. e5o assi W.
$50 2l8W OF Ssl W. =.
REMLRKs-Thermomete att a. m, Oct' iJ ioe', W. o
D. N. 90; II y. N, tGo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14

The peculiar in the fact that each boat
beaten it's best pOinthe Cambria Outsaing the
SapphO before the wind and in turn being outsailed In
beating 10 wiHdward.
The Cambria is expected to sail the Dauntless to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14
BROOKLYN.

The Rev. Alfred Taylor has been chosen
President the Eastern District Young Mems Christian
Association.
Frederick Schailer's grocery store, corner of
Pearsa and Deansts, yesterday morning robbed Of
$50 currency, by thieves who went thru ugh the fan
light.
Thomas Nolan and Edward Van Zandt, who
accused OF breaking Anton Sellers arm on the night
October last estrday held In $500 bail TO await
the action of the Grand Jury.
Thomas Murphy died at the City Hospital yes
terlay morning, from tine effects OF stab in the side
which i is ged he received at the hands OF Charles
Quinn during 4 grufle between the parties ON Tuesday
evening in Ni;Hcrs-st. WiliiamsbUrgh. Quinn ar
rested Ut the tne and ID confined in tic County Jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14
NETWORK CITY.

Music on the Battery this afternoon.
The Commissioners of Emigration were In
session yesterday but did business of special import
The Joint Board of Aldermen and Super
ysos decided that to meet the taxes Tor 1871 therc
must be raised si,0I7376.
Cornelius Collins fell from Pier No. 1G into
the North River on Monday, and his body was found
yesterday ut the foot OF Cortlandtst
AT $50 p. M, a large yellow meteor, SEEM
ngy equal the planet Venus when brightest shot 20
deg 8. W. from point 20 deg. g. E. OF Affair. Period
of visibility, one second
The Anniversary Festival of the First Uni
versaIlst Mission School Will take place to-day at p
O'clock in Brevoort Hall, East Fftyourth-st. DR. Boles
of Brooklyn, and City Pastor, will speak.
DR.. James b. Beane of Baltimore, who lost
his life on Mont Blanc Sept g. and Jesse L. Savage, muir
dered at NewHaven Oct l. each had an accident policy
ford i,''' '
The Rev. Titus Coan, who has spent 80 years
in the Hawaiian Islands, delivered lecture in Plymouth
Church last evening to large audience, and gave an
interesting and instructive account OF his personal OBJ
servations of volcanic phenomena IN those Islands.
Louis Wolf, age 1G, charged with stabbing
Jas Reilly age H. arraigned before Justice Cox at
Jefferson Market, Yesterday and was committed to
await tie result Of the injuries Reilly IN Bellevue
Hospital and the attending physician states he cannot
recover, the knife-blade penetrated the spine.
The agents of the Bremen line of steamers
on Wednesday received order from Germany to for
ward steamer every Saturday Dut yesterday received
another directing the suspension Of further departure
and announcing the safc arrival Of tho Hermann. The
agents infer that the mouth OF Tie Weser is again
blCCkadCd.
The Italians of this city, prevented from
holding their fourth annual celebration Of the anniyer-
sary Of the landing Of Christopher Colombo in America
by the rain of Wednesday, have resolved to hold the les
tiyal under the auspices of the Colombo Guard and OF
the Italian Benevolent Ai Society Of this city at Sui
zer's East River Park, to-day.
The following changes have been made in
the Cathoc diocese OF New-YOrk: Tho Rev. James
QUINN for many years the assistant at st. Peters, as
sumes the pastorate OF sufrn Rockland County, the
Rev. Abertno Caro- has been appointed pastor at Pough
hecpsie; the Rev. c. J. OCal1ghan leaves Washington
lights to administer the district OF Cold Springs aud IS
succeeded by the Rev DR.. Bran; the Rev. James Call
gan OF ST. Peters, Staten Island has been appointed as
sstau 90 the Rev. Mr. Caro- at Poughkeepsie the Rev
F. X Early O ST. Bridget is made assistant to the Rev.
G. j. OCa Afghan ut Cold Springs; the Rev. Mr. Farrely,
lately ordained AT Rome, succeeds the Rev. Mr. Galligan
as assistant at st. Peters, Staten Island, and the Rev.
Father Keogh OF ST. Annes goes to Cornwall, n. Y.
BROOKLYN.
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Baltimore Female College.

THIS Institution, the only Female College
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Besides pupils from the different counties IN
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Session opens September 9Th.
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T. Lucy, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics,
Mons. Louis Ganbin, A. NJ, Professor of
French.
Mr.. Lewis Lauer, Professor of German.
Mr.. G.. A. Gnosspelius, Professor of Music.
Mr.. Van Reuth, Professor of Painting.
Miss NJ. S. Coyington, Mathematics and His
tory.
Miss NJ B. Moon, Bellies Lettres and Physiol-
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Miss Imogene Fl. Simmons, Piano and Sing
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Mrs. E. A. Polster, Piano and Guitar.
Mrs. Juliet Workman, Vocal Music.
@~For Catalogues, or any information,
address N. G. BROOKS, Ii. D.,
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EB The Highest Iorem,ums at ant1e
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Eg The reyy zigAeaf prize. THE
CROSS or. THE LEGION or
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l81 Bait. Street, Baltimore.
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ST. 900 REWARD.

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Ready-made Clothing.
Notions, Hats and Caps.
Boots and Shoes,
Oueensware, Tinuare, Hardware,
Drugs and Confectionery,
and ALI other articles usually kept in hrst
class country store. all Of which will be sold
cheap for cash. AT LAoEf o.
Port Tobacco May 20, 1870.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TVsH und ersigned has on hand, for sale,
i good lot Of HOgshead Siding, Hoops
and Heading. Also Plank and wheel
wright stuff. P. a. SASSCER.
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The constitution, once affected with Organic
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Goods for the Season,

at 81 King Street, AlexaHuIia' va
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D Furnaces, Preserving Kettles, Water Cool,
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other seasonable goods.
our best goods at reduced prices, as our stock
( yery full and we wish to reduce the same.
Undertakers' Trimmings for sale.
Call and examine. COW
iv JOHN T. CREIGHTON h son.
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
(Enrr,or1y fIo National \


CAMDEN STREET,
NEAR HOWARD,
gAAsaaMDA2v KDa
The undersigned, late Proprietor of the
Maltby House, has the pleasure of announcing
to his friends, and the public generally, that
ha ha. leased the above Hotel for term OF
years, and proposes making 1t
A FIRsT-CLAss f.SosE'
This Hotel, being convenient to the b.
more and Ohio Rail Road Depot, and also 70
other business portions of the city, will be
found as desirable as any other Hotel in the
city for business men. 1t has been thoroughly
renovated and re-furnished throughout, and l
hope by strict personal attention to business to
add to the comforts of all those who may favor
me with their patronage. Having been Pro,
prietor of the Maltby House for number OF
years, feel confident of meeting all expecta-
tons of the travelling public and all others.
Terms, $3.50 per day.
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